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Mobile Phone Services Contract

Description: UK Sports Institute (UKSI) wishes to procure a new mobile voice, data and SMS services contract for 36 months starting from 24 January 2027 for 310 connections. UKSI employs approximately 310 staff who are based at several sites in the UK. Most of the workforce regularly work away from their centres and have work patterns that are mobile and remote. A large number of staff work abroad; their overseas travel may cover periods up to several months. We intend to allocate iPhone 17e to majority of staff with a handful being on the higher spec iPhone 17. As a publicly funded organisation UKSI is seeking to maximise value for money and wishes to minimise one-off set up costs as well as ongoing revenue costs.

Summary: UK Sports Institute Limited is seeking a supplier for mobile voice, data and SMS services for around 310 staff connections. The service must support employees working across several UK sites, often remotely or away from their usual centres, as well as staff travelling abroad for periods of up to several months. The requirement includes supplying iPhone 17e handsets for most users and a smaller number of higher-specification iPhone 17 devices. Delivery is across the United Kingdom, with overseas use needed for staff travel. This is a telecommunications service contract covering mobile connectivity and handsets, intended to support a workforce with varied locations and mobile working patterns.

Extra Care Housing Schemes in Slough - Care and Support Services (Northampton Place and The Pines)

Description: Slough Borough Council intends to procure a care and support service at its two Extra Care Housing schemes, Northampton Place (56 flats) and The Pines (70 flats). The service combines a core 24/7 on-site presence (including two waking night staff per scheme) with planned care for individual tenants, paid on actual hours delivered (a core and flex model). The Council is carrying out preliminary market engagement to test its pricing approach, core service design and contract terms, following a procurement in 2025/26 that did not result in a contract. Providers are invited to complete the Request for Information; the Council may hold short follow-up conversations with individual respondents to clarify their responses. In order to find the Request for Information document, please navigate to the project which is (read more...)

Summary: Slough Borough Council intends to buy care and support services for tenants at two extra-care housing schemes in Slough: Northampton Place, with 56 flats, and The Pines, with 70. The service is designed around a core and flexible model: a 24-hour on-site presence at each scheme, including two waking-night staff per scheme, alongside planned care tailored to individual tenants. The flexible care element would be paid according to the hours actually delivered. This is accommodation-based social care, combining staffing and ongoing personal support for residents. The procurement covers both schemes as one service, with delivery in Slough.

Extra Care Housing Schemes in Slough - Care and Support Services (Northampton Place and The Pines)

Description: Slough Borough Council intends to procure a care and support service at its two Extra Care Housing schemes, Northampton Place (56 flats) and The Pines (70 flats). The service combines a core 24/7 on-site presence (including two waking night staff per scheme) with planned care for individual tenants, paid on actual hours delivered (a core and flex model). The Council is carrying out preliminary market engagement to test its pricing approach, core service design and contract terms, following a procurement in 2025/26 that did not result in a contract. Providers are invited to complete the Request for Information; the Council may hold short follow-up conversations with individual respondents to clarify their responses.

Summary: Slough Borough Council intends to buy care and support services for tenants at two extra-care housing schemes in Slough: Northampton Place, with 56 flats, and The Pines, with 70. The service is designed around a core and flexible model: a 24-hour on-site presence at each scheme, including two waking-night staff per scheme, alongside planned care tailored to individual tenants. The flexible care element would be paid according to the hours actually delivered. This is accommodation-based social care, combining staffing and ongoing personal support for residents. The procurement covers both schemes as one service, with delivery in Slough.

Extra Care Feasibility Study

Description: The Council is seeking suitably qualified Specialist consultancies to complete an Extra Care Housing feasibility study on behalf of the council. (Please refer to RFQ)

Summary: Bracknell Forest Borough Council is commissioning an extra care housing feasibility study. The work is a specialist consultancy service to assess the feasibility of extra care housing for the council. Delivery is in Bracknell Forest, Berkshire. The requirement is a single study rather than a programme of construction or housing operations, so it is relevant to consultancies with expertise in feasibility assessment and extra care housing. The council is the buyer and is seeking a suitably qualified specialist consultancy to carry out the study on its behalf.

All-Age Advocacy Service

Description: Bracknell Forest Council is carrying out market engagement for the procurement of a new All-Age Advocacy Service. Advocacy providers are invited to complete a questionnaire. Responses will help shape the service specification, outcomes framework, contract model, and delivery expectations. We welcome insight from providers on good practice, innovation, market sustainability and opportunities to improve outcomes for people using advocacy services.

Summary: Bracknell Forest Borough Council intends to procure a new all-age advocacy service for people using advocacy services in Bracknell Forest. This is a social care and support service, covering advocacy for people across age groups. The council is seeking market insight to help shape the service specification, outcomes framework, contract model and delivery expectations, including good practice, innovation, market sustainability and ways to improve outcomes. The service is intended to be delivered in Bracknell Forest, United Kingdom. The procurement is planned as one service lot, rather than separate service packages.

Information, Advice & Guidance for RBWM

Description: The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead is seeking a Information, Advice and Guidance (IAG) Service to deliver accessible, resident-focused support across Windsor, Maidenhead, and Ascot. The provider will supply multi-channel provision including face-to-face sessions, telephone support, and digital access, alongside community outreach. Services must be delivered in accordance with defined volume, performance, and requirements to ensure timely issue resolution, crisis prevention, and positive outcomes for borough residents.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead is buying an Information, Advice and Guidance service for residents across Windsor, Maidenhead and Ascot. The provider will offer accessible, resident-focused support through face-to-face sessions, telephone advice, digital access and community outreach. The service is intended to help residents resolve issues promptly, prevent crises and achieve positive outcomes. Delivery must meet defined service volumes and performance requirements. This is a health and social work service, with provision across the borough. The requirement is arranged as a single lot and is identified as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community and social enterprises.

UK-Bracknell-Out of area placements framework for inpatient rehabilitation (mental health)

Description: Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has a requirement for a framework for adult inpatient rehabilitation services (mental health). All rooms must be ensuite. BHFT is looking for a mixture of male and female beds who may require Inpatient rehabilitation. The approximate ratio of male/female is an 85%/15% split. The Services will be split into the following two Lots: Lot 1: schizophrenia; and Lot 2: bipolar disorder

Summary: Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust commissioned adult inpatient mental health rehabilitation through a multi-provider framework. The service covers rehabilitation for people with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, with a mix of male and female beds; the stated approximate bed mix is 85% male and 15% female. All rooms must be ensuite. This is specialist hospital-based rehabilitation provision for adults who require inpatient care, rather than general community mental health support. Delivery is described as out-of-area placements, with the procurement covering services across the UK. The requirement was divided into separate lots for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, allowing providers to serve one or both diagnostic groups.

Single Point of Access Market Engagement

Description: The development of an automated digital musculoskeletal (MSK) Single Point of Access (SPA) tool for BHFT's community physiotherapy (MSK Physio), specialist physiotherapy (Community Specialist Service - CSS), integrated pain and spinal service (IPASS) and MSK podiatry.

Summary: Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is seeking to develop an automated digital musculoskeletal (MSK) Single Point of Access tool for services in Berkshire. It is intended to assess patients and direct them to community physiotherapy, specialist physiotherapy, integrated pain and spinal services, or MSK podiatry. The tool must accept referrals from primary care, community and secondary care through the NHS e-Referral Service, as well as patient self-referrals through an online portal being developed by the Trust. The requirement is for digital clinical triage services covering MSK conditions throughout the body, with assessment and onward routing carried out without human intervention. This is a health technology and digital clinical triage requirement, rather than a request for physiotherapy treatment services.

Community SuDS Planters Project

Description: Through Project Sponge, the council intends to deliver phase two of the downpipe planter programme. Phase two will include planter installations at the following locations: 1. Cippenham Primary School, Elmshott Ln, Cippenham, Slough SL1 5RB 2. Cippenham Library, Elmshott Ln, Cippenham, Slough SL1 5RB 3. Godolphin Junior Academy, Oatlands Dr, Slough SL1 3HS 4. Penn Wood School, Penn Rd, Slough SL2 1PH

Summary: Slough Borough Council is procuring the supply and installation of community sustainable drainage system (SuDS) planters as phase two of its Project Sponge downpipe planter programme. The planters are to be installed at four sites in Slough: Cippenham Primary School and Cippenham Library, both on Elmshott Lane; Godolphin Junior Academy on Oatlands Drive; and Penn Wood School on Penn Road. This is a goods requirement involving planters and associated garden or urban furniture, with installation at the named school, academy and library locations.

Capital Works Framework

Description: Bracknell Forest Council is seeking to establish a multi-supplier Open Framework for the provision of Capital Works, Planned Maintenance, Refurbishment, Lifecycle Replacement and Associated Construction Works across the Council's operational and corporate property portfolio. The Framework will provide the Council with a flexible route to commission a range of construction-related works of varying size, complexity, value and risk profile across its estate. The Framework is intended to commence on 1 April 2027 and may operate for a maximum period of up to eight (8) years, in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 provisions relating to Open Frameworks. The Council intends to appoint up to eight (8) suitably qualified and experienced contractors to the Framework.

Summary: Bracknell Forest Borough Council is seeking contractors for capital works, planned maintenance, refurbishment, lifecycle replacement and associated construction work across its operational and corporate property portfolio. The requirement covers a range of construction projects that may vary in size, complexity, value and risk. This is a construction works opportunity, with associated repair and maintenance activity. The work is for the Council’s estate in Bracknell Forest. The Council plans to use the arrangement to commission works across its properties through a flexible route, rather than as a single defined construction project. Businesses delivering building works, property refurbishment, planned maintenance or replacement of building components are within the scope of the requirement.