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Bath and North East Somerset Council is testing the market to better understand what the market could provide in relation to Homeless Off-the-Streets Direct Access Hostel accommodation, that will also include housing management and support. The primary purpose of the accommodation is to provide an alternative to rough sleeping for people at risk of or already doing so. We are currently testing the market for: Option 1: Organisations with: a. Premises, that they currently own, and which are suitable for use for the hostel provision within the B&NES area; or b. Premises suitable for the hostel provision, that they can acquire through leasing/partnership agreement within the B&NES area; or c. A site that can be developed into hostel premises within the B&NES area, by the supplier organisation. Option 2: Organisations that could: d. Source a site/building within the B&NES area and, in partnership with the council, develop a hostel to meet current and future needs of homeless population. e. In the event that the council is able to secure a suitable site, work in partnership to develop and deliver a hostel to meet current and future needs of homeless population. The organisation will then provide support and housing management. [...]

Provision of Non Emergency Patient Transport at Great Western Hospitals & Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trusts [...]

The Disabled Children's Team (DCT) works with children and young people who have diagnosed disabilities or health conditions which have a significant impact on their day to day lives from birth through to 18 years old when they transition to Adult Services. The Council would like to commission a new service to support individual CYP that access DCT. The aim of this provision is to ensure that disabled children and young people have access to social experiences and interactions at home and within the local community. Families are also provided with a break from their caring responsibilities. The purpose of this service is to provide an opportunity for children / young people with a disability or additional need to spend time away from their primary carers, exploring a range of new opportunities that are enjoyable to them. For example, disabled children and young people experience new relationships, environments and participate in positive activities. The ethos of this service is to match carers with individual CYP and their families with the view that over time, working relationships between the parties strengthen. The care for the child is consistent and outcomes within the CYP care plan can be achieved together. This service will offer specialist care when required; staff will be sufficiently trained with expertise/experience in working with disabled children and young people with SEND, some of whom may have multiple complex needs. The service has been designed so that the provider can train and support a growing workforce of care workers. [...]

The University of Bath is undertaking various construction and major refurbishment programmes that necessitate the expertise of specialist consultants capable of providing support throughout each project's RIBA stages. We wish to engage with the market to ensure those capable are considered. Please register your interest. We are also considering setting a framework for PM, QS, M&E, and possibly other professions. We also have below-threshold projects that have immediate needs. We will choose the best tender route to meet the project's requirements. To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/439B3CQKSN If you experience any technical difficulties from accessing the above url, then please contact the Delta eSourcing Helpdesk on call 0800 923 9236 or email helpdesk@delta-esourcing.com. To view this notice, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=964504122 [...]

As part of wider plans from the West Country Water and Environment Group (WCWE), two projects are in early planning and development, namely Cheddar 2 Reservoir, and the Poole Water Recycling and Transfer Project. This Planned Procurement Notice refers only to the Poole Water Recycling and Transfer Project, led by Wessex Water, however a separate Planned Procurement Notice is also concurrently being issued by South West Water for the Cheddar 2 Reservoir Project. This Planned Procurement Notice is being issued to provide advance information to the market of Wessex Water's intent to procure a Competitively Appointed Provider (CAP) to design, build, finance, operate and maintain a new Poole Water Recycling and Transfer centre under the Direct Procurement for Customers (DPC) model. Please note that this Notice is not a call for competition. At this stage, it is intended that the Project scope comprises a new 30 Ml/d Water Recycling Centre at Corfe Mullen, together with ancillary associated works including a transfer from the existing Poole Water Recycling Centre to the new Water Recycling Centre at Corfe Mullen, creation of new wetlands, and discharge pipelines. The estimated capital value of the work is approximately £170 million (excluding VAT) and the estimated total expenditure (inclusive of operating and maintenance costs) is c. £345 million (excluding VAT). Wessex Water is planning a programme of market engagement for the Poole Water Recycling and Transfer Project, and to this end potential investors and contractors are invited to express their interest in participating in [...]

This tender document invites bids for a Measured Term Contract (MTC) for civil works across various projects on a university campus. The contract will be awarded under the JCT MTC conditions and is intended to cover a range of civil engineering works for the University, including, but not limited to, roads, drainage, paving, and landscaping. The contract will be for a fixed-term duration, during which the appointed contractor will carry out works as instructed by the University’s Campus Infrastructure Department, based on JCT MTC standards and rates agreed upon through the tender process. [...]

This tender document invites bids for a Measured Term Contract (MTC) for civil works across various projects on a university campus. The contract will be awarded under the JCT MTC conditions and is intended to cover a range of civil engineering works for the University, including, but not limited to, roads, drainage, paving, and landscaping. The contract will be for a fixed-term duration, during which the appointed contractor will carry out works as instructed by the University's Campus Infrastructure Department, based on JCT MTC standards and rates agreed upon through the tender process. [...]

As outlined in the 2025/26 Local Implementation Plan (LIP) for the Office of Life Sciences (OLS) commission, Health Innovation West of England (HIWE) has set an ambitious target to significantly expand its portfolio of real-world evaluation projects, with the aim of initiating and progressing these during the current financial year. HIWE currently operates an internal Evaluation and Insights team that provides bespoke analytics and evaluation services to internal stakeholders. However, to support the delivery of our enhanced 2025/26 ambitions, we are seeking additional capacity through the appointment of an external partner. HIWE intends to rapidly appoint a third-party supplier or suppliers to provide evaluation and analytical support over an initial period of three years, with the potential to extend for two further periods of 12 months. [...]

NHS Bath and North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire Integrated Care Board are intending to award Breathing Space Service to Bath Mind following the outcome of a most suitable provider process under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, Most Suitable Provider Process. [...]

Bath & North East Somerset wishes to establish a single provider Contract for the provision of the ASC Sensory Impairment Support Services . The procurement is run in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023, Light Touch Regime (LTR) below-threshold, one stage tender. The Sensory Impairment Support Service will provide support to people who live in B&NES or are registered with a GP in B&NES who have a hearing and or visual impairment. The service will offer Information and Advice, access to assistive equipment and facilitate social activities and opportunities. The service will take a person-centred approach and provide flexible and responsive service, promoting individuals' ability to maintain their independence and build connections within their communities. The service will provide comprehensive information, advice, support, and representation to individuals living with hearing and sight loss in Bath and North East Somerset. This includes offering assistive equipment, facilitating social activities, and providing community outreach support. Additionally, the service will offer guidance on communication needs and signpost individuals to relevant courses as appropriate. [...]