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The Greater Manchester local authorities have formed a network of air quality monitoring stations to share information and resources between the 10 boroughs of Bolton, Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Stockport, Tameside, Trafford and Wigan. The network is referred to as the Greater Manchester Air quality Network (GMAQN). There is also the option for Transport for Greater Manchester to be part of this network and utilise this contract. The GMAQN is seeking to appoint suitable contractors to provide a flexible, responsive and consistently high quality service in relation to the servicing, maintenance, quality assurance & control (QA/QC) and data management of their reference automatic air quality monitoring units and other related support services. The successful contractor appointed for the Lot 1 - GMAQN servicing and maintenance will be known as the Equipment Support Unit (ESU). The successful contractor appointed for the Lot 2 - GMAQN data management will be known as Greater Manchester Management Control Unit (GMMCU). [...]

First Choice Homes are looking to appoint a single provider to provide a servicing, cleaning and remedial repair service for our Bin Chutes against a contract to be awarded for 3 years with the option to extend by up to a further 2 years. [...]

First Choice Homes are looking to appoint a single provider to provide a servicing, cleaning and remedial repair service for our Bin Chutes against a contract to be awarded for 3 years with the option to extend by up to a further 2 years. [...]

Oldham is committed to working with childcare providers to ensure that all children receive high quality early education and that all childcare providers are judged to be at least 'good' or above by Ofsted. This specification focuses on childcare on non-domestic. Most recent Ofsted inspection outcomes for the 79 registered non- domestic early years providers shows that: 98% (64) of childcare on non-domestic premises are judged to be good or better. Of these, 15% (10) are Outstanding. • 1 Requires Improvement • 0 Inadequate • 14 are awaiting the first inspection (not yet included within reporting statistics) • 20 are awaiting inspection between October 2024 - October 2025 Oldham Council aims for all Early Years Private Voluntary and Independent (PVI) providers to be judged 'Good' or above by Ofsted. We would like the commissioned contract to adopt this vision and work closely with the Local Authority named contact(s) to achieve this. To access this opportunity please go to https://procontract.due-north.com/ and look under opportunities for Oldham Council, or search the opportunities for Provision of a Quality Improvement Programme for non-domestic childcare providers (settings). [...]

The Children and Families Act 2014 requires Local Authorities to arrange for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) for whom they are responsible, and their parents/carers. Oldham are seeking to commission a SEND Information, Advice and Support Service (SENDIASS) to provide free, impartial, confidential and accurate information, advice and support about education, health and social care for children, young people aged 0-25 and their parents on matters relating to special educational needs and disability. The provision of information, advice, and support should help to promote independence and self-advocacy for children, young people and parents. Oldham are seeking to work with a lead provider who will deliver a high-quality service that provides advocacy support for individual children, young people, and parents that empowers them to express their views and wishes and helps them to understand and exercise their rights in all SEND matters. The provider must meet all KPI's and outcomes outlined within the specification. [...]

The Children and Families Act 2014 requires Local Authorities to arrange for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) for whom they are responsible, and their parents/carers. Oldham are seeking to commission a SEND Information, Advice and Support Service (SENDIASS) to provide free, impartial, confidential and accurate information, advice and support about education, health and social care for children, young people aged 0-25 and their parents on matters relating to special educational needs and disability. The provision of information, advice, and support should help to promote independence and self-advocacy for children, young people and parents. Oldham are seeking to work with a lead provider who will deliver a high-quality service that provides advocacy support for individual children, young people, and parents that empowers them to express their views and wishes and helps them to understand and exercise their rights in all SEND matters. The provider must meet all KPI’s and outcomes outlined within the specification. [...]

Oldham Council are seeking to commission a service to provide appropriate deployment of support within relevant settings to intervene early with young people who are identified as at risk of crime or anti-social behaviour. The successful provider will work proactively with a range of key partners and stakeholders including young people to deliver a service that achieves positive outcomes for all. The service is held to account by the Youth Justice Management Board (YJMB) which includes representation from the Local Authority and statutory partners. The service will be expected to report to the YJMB and the Community Safety and Cohesion partnership as a minimum and work with the Local Authority to agree any wider governance requirements. Oldham Council are seeking to commission a service that will work with targeted groups of children, young people and their families to encourage them to become empowered to make informed choices, raise aspirations and ensure children and young people fulfil their full potential. It is expected the provider will meet all KPI's and outcomes outlined within the specification. £6420000 inc Vat/£5350000 exc Vat for full 7 year term [...]

Oldham Council are seeking to commission a service to provide appropriate deployment of support within relevant settings to intervene early with young people who are identified as at risk of crime or anti-social behaviour. The successful provider will work proactively with a range of key partners and stakeholders including young people to deliver a service that achieves positive outcomes for all. The service is held to account by the Youth Justice Management Board (YJMB) which includes representation from the Local Authority and statutory partners. The service will be expected to report to the YJMB and the Community Safety and Cohesion partnership as a minimum and work with the Local Authority to agree any wider governance requirements. Oldham Council are seeking to commission a service that will work with targeted groups of children, young people and their families to encourage them to become empowered to make informed choices, raise aspirations and ensure children and young people fulfil their full potential. It is expected the provider will meet all KPI’s and outcomes outlined within the specification. [...]

Oldham Council are seeking to commission a service from 01 April 2025 to work with targeted groups of children, young people and their families to encourage them to become empowered to make informed choices, raise aspirations and ensure children and young people fulfil their full potential. The successful provider will work proactively with a range of key partners and stakeholders including young people to deliver a service that achieves positive outcomes for all. There are three elements to this service which are: • Targeted Impartial Information and Guidance • Missing From Home or Care Return Interviews • Young Carers In addition, from April to September 2025 the provider will be expected to deliver UKSPF to meet a separate service specification and funding envelope. Oldham are ideally seeking to work with one overall lead provider. The successful provider will deliver high quality provision and effectively engage with and inspire young people to be ambitious. It is expected the provider will meet all KPI's and outcomes outlined within the specification. Pricing is inclusive of VAT based on 7 years service assuming all extensions in this value. [...]

Oldham Council are seeking to commission a service from 01 April 2025 to work with targeted groups of children, young people and their families to encourage them to become empowered to make informed choices, raise aspirations and ensure children and young people fulfil their full potential. The successful provider will work proactively with a range of key partners and stakeholders including young people to deliver a service that achieves positive outcomes for all. There are three elements to this service which are: • Targeted Impartial Information and Guidance • Missing From Home or Care Return Interviews • Young Carers In addition, from April to September 2025 the provider will be expected to deliver UKSPF to meet a separate service specification and funding envelope. Oldham are ideally seeking to work with one overall lead provider. The successful provider will deliver high quality provision and effectively engage with and inspire young people to be ambitious. It is expected the provider will meet all KPI’s and outcomes outlined within the specification. [...]