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WSCC Independent Alternative Provision (IAP) Open Framework

Description: The Authority is committed to ensuring access to high-quality education for all Learners, in line with statutory duties under the Education Act. To achieve this, we commission Independent Alternative Provision (IAP) to complement mainstream education, provide short-term interventions, and deliver Education Other Than At School (EOTAS) packages where appropriate. This Framework will operate in addition to the Authority's commissioned placements at the Ofsted-regulated West Sussex Alternative Provision College (APC), which offers full-time education. The Framework aims to secure safe, high-quality Alternative Provision that: acts as an intervention, not a destination; supports timely reintegration and/or transition of Learners into long-term education, training, or employment; and meets the individual needs of Learners, particularly Learners with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) with a particular demand on provisions supporting Learners with (read more...)

Summary: West Sussex County Council is procuring independent alternative provision education and training services for learners who need support outside mainstream education. The provision will complement the council’s full-time Alternative Provision College and may include short-term interventions, transitional placements, Education Other Than At School packages and specialist targeted support. The framework is intended to help learners remain engaged, reintegrate or transition into longer-term education, training or employment. It particularly targets learners with special educational needs and disabilities, including those with social, emotional and mental health needs or autism. The work will be delivered for learners in West Sussex, including provision commissioned by schools and by the council. Suppliers can apply for one or more of four service tiers.

Addressing Barriers to Climate Action - Developing a values driven approach to accelerate climate action within the Protected Landscapes

Description: On behalf of the UK's Protected Landscapes family, SDNPA is seeking a consultant to deliver a project to provide practical training materials and resources to build capability. This is to support Protected Landscapes to engage with stakeholders in delivering climate action that helps to adapt and build resilience to the impacts of climate change. This includes advice on how best to communicate with key sector partners the importance and value of nature-based solutions.

Summary: South Downs National Park Authority is procuring consultancy services for the UK’s Protected Landscapes family. The successful consultant will develop practical training materials and other resources to build capability for climate action. The work will help Protected Landscapes engage stakeholders in delivering action that adapts to, and builds resilience against, climate change. It also includes advising on how to communicate the importance and value of nature-based solutions to key sector partners. The requirement combines environmental issues consultancy with the preparation of training manuals (CPV 90713000 and 92312212). Delivery is across the United Kingdom, supporting Protected Landscapes nationally. The buyer is a sub-central public authority based at the South Downs National Park Authority in Midhurst.

Children's Home Collaborative Project Framework

Description: This tender is for the Children's Home Collaborative (CHC) Framework. The Framework is for the provision of trauma-informed residential placements for Children and Young People in care. The Framework is split into 3 Lots: Lot 1 - Homes for Children with Complex Lives. Lot 2a - Homes for Children with Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties (EBD). Lot 2b - Homes for Children with Complex Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties (Complex EBD). The Framework will initially provide 14 residential placements across the three Lots: Lot 1 - 4 placements, Lot 2a - 5 placements and Lot 2b - 5 placements.

Summary: West Sussex County Council is buying trauma-informed residential placements for children and young people in care through its Children’s Home Collaborative Project Framework. The requirement covers health and social work services, delivered through children’s homes in West Sussex. It is divided into homes for children with complex lives, homes for children with emotional and behavioural difficulties, and homes for children with complex emotional and behavioural difficulties. The framework will initially provide 14 residential placements across these areas: four for complex lives, five for emotional and behavioural difficulties, and five for complex emotional and behavioural difficulties. This is a specialist residential care opportunity for organisations able to provide safe, therapeutic placements and support children with significant or complex needs.

SBSA CS Integrated Transport Digital Twin bid Preliminary Market Engagement (SBSA001 2026006)

Description: Sussex & Brighton Strategic Authority (SBSA) has been pre-selected by Department for Transport (DfT) to apply for the Integrated Transport Digital Twin (ITDT) opportunity. SBSA was pre-selected for this opportunity through a national assessment process by DfT that identified authorities with the potential to generate transferable learning for the transport sector. DfT recognised SBSA's strategic transport leadership role and its anticipated contribution to developing an integrated and connected transport network across the area. SBSA and the East Sussex Procurement Hub (ESPH) are undertaking proportionate pre-procurement preliminary market engagement to test the deliverability, affordability and sustainability of the proposed Integrated Transport Digital Twin bid for Sussex & Brighton. This engagement will include discussions with potential suppliers and delivery partners, supported by procurement colleagues, to understand market capability, implementation approaches, (read more...)

Summary: Sussex and Brighton Strategic Authority is developing a proposed Integrated Transport Digital Twin for the Sussex and Brighton area, with the aim of supporting an integrated and connected transport network. The service requirement is expected to combine highways consultancy, specialist industry software, software development, information technology consultancy, implementation support and ongoing operational support. The authority is working with the East Sussex Procurement Hub and is seeking views from potential suppliers and delivery partners on how the proposed system could be delivered. The work would support the authority’s application to the Department for Transport’s fund and is intended to generate transferable learning for the wider transport sector. Delivery is across the Sussex and Brighton area.

Laundry Equipment Repair and Maintenance 26/27

Description: Industrial Laundry Equipment Repair and Maintenance Services

Summary: University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust plans to buy industrial laundry equipment repair and maintenance services. The requirement covers washing equipment, preventive maintenance, repair and maintenance of electrical machinery and associated equipment, and laundry-operation services. The work is for the Trust’s laundry operations and is associated with the Trust’s sites in Worthing, West Sussex. This is a services procurement for one requirement rather than separate lots. The buyer is a public NHS foundation trust. Suppliers should therefore expect to support operational laundry equipment in a healthcare environment, helping to keep machinery available and laundry services running safely and reliably. The scope is relevant to specialist laundry engineering, equipment maintenance and repair businesses, including firms that combine mechanical, electrical and operational laundry expertise.

Mayflower Park Cafe and Community Facility

Description: Angmering Parish Council invites tenders for the design, manufacture, supply, delivery and installation of a modular Cafe and Community Facility at Mayflower Park, Angmering, West Sussex. The project is a turnkey works contract for the provision of a high-quality, accessible and sustainable building incorporating a cafe, community space and public conveniences. The contract includes design development, planning support, manufacture, site preparation, utility coordination, delivery, installation, testing, commissioning and handover. The Council is seeking innovative proposals that provide long-term value, environmental sustainability, accessibility and durability. The total project budget is up to PS750,000.

Summary: Angmering Parish Council is procuring a modular café and community facility for Mayflower Park in Angmering, West Sussex. The requirement is a turnkey building project covering design development, planning support, manufacture, site preparation, utility coordination, delivery, installation, testing, commissioning and handover. The completed facility will include a café, community space and public conveniences. It must be accessible, inclusive, sustainable, durable and suitable for long-term public use. The Council is seeking a high-quality integrated solution, including appropriate materials, finishes, functionality and flexibility for future use. The work is classified as modular and portable building construction and construction of buildings for leisure, cultural and restaurant-related use.

Phase 2 Public Conveniences Refurbishment Programme - Appointment of Main Contractor

Description: Chichester District Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced Main Contractor to deliver Phase 2 of its Public Conveniences Refurbishment Programme. The contract comprises the refurbishment of eight public convenience facilities located at: East Bracklesham Kingfisher Parade, East Wittering Marine Drive, West Wittering Hillfield Road, Selsey Kingsway (Lifeboat Station), Selsey Avenue de Chartres, Chichester Northgate, Chichester Pound Street, Petworth The scope of works includes demolition and strip-out works, building fabric repairs, accessibility improvements, replacement sanitaryware and fittings, roofing works, drainage works, mechanical and electrical upgrades, ventilation improvements, external works and the installation of photovoltaic (PV) systems. The successful Contractor will be responsible for the provision of all labour, materials, plant, equipment, supervision, management and associated services necessary to complete the works. The works will be (read more...)

Summary: Chichester District Council is procuring a main contractor for Phase 2 of its Public Conveniences Refurbishment Programme. The works cover eight public toilet facilities at East Bracklesham; Kingfisher Parade, East Wittering; Marine Drive, West Wittering; Hillfield Road and Kingsway at Selsey; Avenue de Chartres and Northgate in Chichester; and Pound Street, Petworth. The requirement is construction and refurbishment work for public conveniences (CPV 45215000). The scope includes demolition and strip-out, building fabric repairs, accessibility improvements, new sanitaryware and fittings, roofing, drainage, mechanical and electrical upgrades, ventilation, external works and photovoltaic system installation. The contractor must provide the labour, materials, plant, equipment, supervision, management and associated services needed across all eight sites, delivered as separate contractual sections.

Gambling Lived Experience Action Group

Description: West Sussex County Council is organising Market Engagement for the requirement of providing a Gambling Lived Experience Action Group.

Summary: West Sussex County Council plans to commission a service providing a Gambling Lived Experience Action Group in West Sussex. The work is a health service focused on gathering evidence from people who are currently experiencing, or have experienced within the previous three years, gambling-related harm. Participants may have gambled themselves or may be family members or friends affected by another person’s gambling, and may or may not have received formal treatment or support. The service will organise feedback forums and provide the Council’s Public Health team with evidence for a Gambling Harms Needs Assessment. The findings will help the Council understand the scale and impact of gambling-related harm and develop a coordinated local prevention response. The planned procurement concerns one service requirement.

Mayflower Park Cafe and Community Facility

Description: Angmering Parish Council invites tenders for the design, manufacture, supply, delivery and installation of a modular Cafe and Community Facility at Mayflower Park, Angmering, West Sussex. The project is a turnkey works contract for the provision of a high-quality, accessible and sustainable building incorporating a cafe, community space and public conveniences. The contract includes design development, planning support, manufacture, site preparation, utility coordination, delivery, installation, testing, commissioning and handover. The Council is seeking innovative proposals that provide long-term value, environmental sustainability, accessibility and durability. The total project budget is up to PS750,000.

Summary: Angmering Parish Council is procuring a modular café and community facility for Mayflower Park in Angmering, West Sussex. The requirement is a turnkey building project covering design development, planning support, manufacture, site preparation, utility coordination, delivery, installation, testing, commissioning and handover. The completed facility will include a café, community space and public conveniences. It must be accessible, inclusive, sustainable, durable and suitable for long-term public use. The Council is seeking a high-quality integrated solution, including appropriate materials, finishes, functionality and flexibility for future use. The work is classified as modular and portable building construction and construction of buildings for leisure, cultural and restaurant-related use.

Managed Detection and Response Tender

Description: The objective of this tender is to select a single supplier to provide a combined Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service covering SWS' Corporate/IT and Operational Technology (OT) environments. SWS is seeking a 24/7/365 MDR service providing continuous monitoring, threat detection, triage, investigation, IT and OT incident response, case management, reporting and assurance evidence. The MDR Service must support SWS in meeting its regulatory and assurance obligations, including CAF, NIS and DWI requirements SWS operates an existing security tooling estate (e.g. Nozomi Networks, Cisco Cyber Vision and CrowdStrike). The MDR Service Provider will be expected to consume and integrate telemetry from these existing SWS tooling sources rather than replace them by default. Where a Tenderer identifies material gaps in the existing tooling estate, they should propose solutions to (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited is procuring a single-supplier managed detection and response (MDR) service for its corporate IT and operational technology (OT) environments. The service must provide 24/7/365 monitoring, threat detection, triage, investigation, incident response for IT and OT, case management, reporting and assurance evidence. It must support regulatory and assurance obligations including the Cyber Assessment Framework, Network and Information Systems requirements and Drinking Water Inspectorate requirements. The provider is expected to integrate telemetry from Southern Water’s existing Nozomi Networks, Cisco Cyber Vision and CrowdStrike tools, proposing additional tooling where material gaps are identified. The work is for Southern Water’s clean-water sites and assets, with potential expansion to wastewater OT sites and assets.