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Severn Wye Energy Agency is looking to partner with a Tier 1 contractor to provide a fully managed Tier 1 service for the installation of energy efficiency measures to Nantymoel Boys & Girls club, The Memorial Hall Waunwen Tce, Nantymoel Bridgend, CF32 7ND known locally as the MEM.The working relationship with Severn Wye will represent a non-legal partnership. This involves working together as a team, affording two-way respect and assistance to ensure the success of the project. Accordingly, we are looking for a partner that shares our values, as this Client facing service will require representing Severn Wye and promoting Severn Wye’s operating culture.The energy efficiency measures comprise the following:1. Fabric first approach to improve the energy efficiency of the building structure.2. Energy reduction measures such as energy efficient lighting, heating and cooling systems.3. Renewable installations such as solar arrays and battery systemsThe total Capital funding £102,106 (inclusive of VAT) which is to be specifically allocated towards the Smart Local Energy System (SLES) project. In partnership with funders Bridgend County Council Ynni Cymru Fund grant. The full installation program for this client will be completed before the end of March 2025.NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=146905.The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance [...]

The A38/A4019 junction improvements works are located at the junction of the A38 with the A4019 west of M5 Junction 10 at Coombe Hill. This scheme is part of the M5 Junction 10 Portfolio which Gloucestershire County Council (GCC) obtained Housing Infrastructure funds for from Homes England. The Scheme comprises improvements to the existing junction of the A38 and A4019 at Coombe Hill, consisting of the replacement of the existing left turn lane from the A38 onto the A4019 with a longer signal controlled left turn lane, and improved facilities for pedestrians and cyclists. GCC are looking for a Principal Contractor to deliver the construction phase of this scheme. Summary of Construction Phase key deliverables are as follows: the diversion of existing utilities affected by the Scheme; widening the existing carriageway to accommodate longer turning lanes; constructing new traffic islands; widening the existing footways to provide unsegregated shared use path for pedestrians/cyclists and constructing a new segregated footway/cycleway; installing new traffic signals (including controller) and vehicle/non-motorised user traffic counter sensors; installing new lighting columns; overlaying the existing carriageways and resurfacing the existing footways; installing new road markings and traffic signs; construction of an attenuation basin to the south of the A4019 within an agricultural field. A new field access point into the field will also be created; and Landscape planting A summary of the outline programme is shown below: Selection Questionnaire Issue: Thursday 28th November 2024 Selection Questionnaire returns: Thursday 16th January 2025 Invitation to tender: Thursday 30th January 2025 Tender returns: Thursday 06th March 2025 Contract Award: Friday 04th April 2025 Anticipated Works Start Date: Monday 12th May 2025 Completion: [...]

We would like to engage with providers who have expertise in delivering this type of service to explore the marketplace. One to one conversations, using a standard list of questions, will be scheduled in the last couple of weeks of January. Scheduled conversations to take place via Teams. The deadline is 10th Jan as the deadline for bidders to contact, so we have time to arrange meetings for the week commencing 20th Jan. caroline.lucasmouat@gloucester.gov.uk Gloucestershire’s Maintaining Safety in the Home Service is commissioned to provide a range of measures for maintaining victim safety at home by way of additional security measures, known as Target Hardening, and the provision of Sanctuary Scheme measures. The provider shall deliver enhanced security measures and support, enabling victims of domestic abuse/stalking to remain safely in their own home, protecting victims and their children from further harm and preventing homelessness. The provider is expected to work flexibly and collaboratively across the county of Gloucestershire, working in partnership with other agencies to achieve a multi-agency approach to domestic abuse and stalking. The provider will be responsible for conducting a full assessment of properties and providing pertinent safety advice to victims about the measures being installed. Estimated contract start date is 1st August 2025 Estimated contract end date is 31st July 2028 with option to add in three extension periods of 12 months. [...]

This is the 4th application round for the Council's requirement to procure a Pseudo Open Framework for Professional Services in Children's Social Care under which it shall procure the following services under the following lots (which corresponds with the council’s main areas of spend); - Lot 1 - Independent Specialist Assessments (included Drug and Alcohol Testing) - Lot 2 - Therapeutic Support - Lot 3 - Support to families (contact, welfare visits) Within the Public Contracts Regulations (2015) (PCR 2015), there is a Light Touch Regime (LTR) for certain education, health and social care contracts. This is where we have more flexibility to modify the procurement process to meet service needs. In order to be clear where we are using a modified process, rather than the procedure defined in PCR 2015 the use term “pseudo” is used. Estimated value is the total value as stated in the initial set up the Pseudo Framework for the original full term. [...]

This is the 4th application round for the Council's requirement to procure a Pseudo Open Framework for Professional Services in Children's Social Care under which it shall procure the following services under the following lots (which corresponds with the council's main areas of spend); - Lot 1 - Independent Specialist Assessments (included Drug and Alcohol Testing) - Lot 2 - Therapeutic Support - Lot 3 - Support to families (contact, welfare visits) Within the Public Contracts Regulations (2015) (PCR 2015), there is a Light Touch Regime (LTR) for certain education, health and social care contracts. This is where we have more flexibility to modify the procurement process to meet service needs. In order to be clear where we are using a modified process, rather than the procedure defined in PCR 2015 the use term "pseudo" is used. Estimated value is the total value as stated in the initial set up the Pseudo Framework for the original full term. [...]

Gloucestershire County Council is seeking to procure a provider of a Specialist Stop Smoking Support Outreach Service. The contract will run from 1st June 2025 – 31st May 2027 with the option to extend the term for a period of not more than one-year and ten-months at the end of the initial contract period, the anticipated highest value includes possible extension period. [...]

Gloucestershire County Council is seeking to procure a provider of a Specialist Stop Smoking Support Outreach Service. The contract will run from 1st June 2025 - 31st May 2027 with the option to extend the term for a period of not more than one-year and ten-months at the end of the initial contract period, the anticipate highest value includes possible extension period. [...]

The supply of heavy kitchen equipment in schools across Gloucestershire [...]

The Gloucestershire County Council (GCC) Residential Nursing and Care Contract team invite providers to attend a series of online market engagement sessions based around specific topics that will outline likely requirements within the new contract. It is an opportunity for providers to contribute ideas to the development of the specifications in these areas. 1 Dementia - 08/01/2025 - 10-11:30am 2 Equipment, Adaptations & TEC - 15/01/2025 - 10-11:30am 3 Digital - 05/02/2025 - 10-11:30am 4 End of Life - 12/02/2025 - 10-11:30am 5 Learning and Development (Training) - 26/02/2025 - 10-11:30am 6 LD and PDSI - 05/03/2025 - 10-11:30am 7 Forensic Services - 12/03/2025 - 10-11:30am 8 Mental Health Services - 19/03/2025 - 10-11:30am 9 ABI/Spinal Injury - 05/04/2025 - 10-11:30am To attend these events, please contact carehomecontract@gloucestershire.gov.uk with the following information for each attendee: Name and Position: Direct Contact Email: Provider and/or Care Home Name: Session(s) you would like to attend: This project may be divided into lots but that element is not known yet. [...]

Gloucestershire County Council is seeking to procure a provider of specialist short breaks for children and young people with complex needs. This is a two year contract. [...]