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The procurement is to establish a home care framework. The contract will cover the delivery of home care services including reablement and live-in care. The framework will not utilise lots. In line with the Social Care Futures vision of Adult Social Care: 'We all want to live in the place we call home, with the people and things we love, in communities where we look out for each other, doing the things that matter to us.' 'Supporting the life that matters to you'. This vision will be central to the contract as it aims to enable people to continue to live within their own homes for as long as possible, and with as much independence as possible. The contract will also support safe and timely hospital discharge, and therefore contributes to the wider health and social care system. [...]

Trade Remedies Authority, who are the contracting authority, intends to utilise the CCS Commercial Agreement: RM6094 Sparks DPS to put in place an agreement for the Provision of Trade in Goods Data for the Trade Remedies Authority for use by Central Government and UK public sector bodies. We require detailed international trade in goods statistics reported on a bilateral basis and available at Harmonized Standard (HS) code level and at a national tariff line level. Data will include volume of trade, value of trade and unit prices. Data must be reported in a timely fashion, including regular additions of new data and new revisions of data. At the minimum data must be available for the last complete four years. The supplier must agree to an essential requirement that TRA uses and analyses their data in our trade remedy investigations, and that TRA publishes excerpts of these data, including analyses of these data and their derived works, in our external and internal publications. [...]

In April 2021, Reading Borough Council transitioned to the 'ICT Future Operating Model' (FOM), with 3 external providers delivering 4 'towers' of services, managed and supported by an in-house team. Since then, we have been on a journey to delivering a reliable and robust service, which has been consistently reflected in strong staff satisfaction scores. Our aim is to take this satisfaction to the next level in the Next Generation Operating Model, that increases customer satisfaction, service reliability and interoperability with associated applications. 1. Our End User Workspace (EUW) & Hosting contract provides services to 2,400 users, located across 66 sites as well as remote workers. This service is responsible for the management of 10 ITIL processes, namely: Service Desk, Incident Management, Problem Management, Change Management, Configuration Management, Service Level Management, Event Management, Availability Management, Capacity Management, Release & Deployment. The organisation has invested significantly in streamlining ticket handling, adopting a shift-left approach and driving demand through our ITSM tool, ServiceNow. 2. Network Services & WAN The Council currently outsources its network management to a managed service provider. The existing contract encompasses a broad range of services across approximately 55 physical sites, including: - LAN provisioning and management for both End User Computing and On-Premises datacentre environments - Wireless infrastructure support - Public Wi-Fi management, including the Purple Wi-Fi solution - Firewall and DMZ management for on-premises equipment - Microsoft Teams Room hardware support - Provision and support of Cisco Secure Internet Gateway (SIG) and Cisco Email Security (CES) - First-line support for [...]

Thames Water intends to award an Agreement for the provision of a new Debt Management SaaS solution, as well as the Implementation and System Integration work associated with it. The Software Provider may wish to submit a bid in collaboration with a System Integrator, however Thames Water expects to sign one contract upon completion of this tender exercise under which the Supplier takes accountability for the provision of the Software licenses and the successful implementation of the system within Thames Water's environment. [...]

AWE is looking to secure a new contract for the provision of catering and hospitality services across its sites as well as the fit out of the kitchen and dining area of its new restaurant in the Hub facility, as well as other possible new facilities during the contract duration. [...]

AWE is looking to secure a new contract for the provision of catering and hospitality services across its sites as well as the fit out of the kitchen and dining area of its new restaurant in the Hub facility, as well as other possible new facilities during the contract duration. [...]

In April 2021, Reading Borough Council transitioned to the 'ICT Future Operating Model' (FOM), with 3 external providers delivering 4 'towers' of services, managed and supported by an in-house team. Since then, we have been on a journey to delivering a reliable and robust service, which has been consistently reflected in strong staff satisfaction scores. Our aim is to take this satisfaction to the next level in the Next Generation Operating Model, that increases customer satisfaction, service reliability and interoperability with associated applications. 1. Our End User Workspace (EUW) & Hosting contract provides services to 2,400 users, located across 66 sites as well as remote workers. This service is responsible for the management of 10 ITIL processes, namely: Service Desk, Incident Management, Problem Management, Change Management, Configuration Management, Service Level Management, Event Management, Availability Management, Capacity Management, Release & Deployment. The organisation has invested significantly in streamlining ticket handling, adopting a shift-left approach and driving demand through our ITSM tool, ServiceNow. 2. Network Services & WAN The Council currently outsources its network management to a managed service provider. The existing contract encompasses a broad range of services across approximately 55 physical sites, including: - LAN provisioning and management for both End User Computing and On-Premises datacentre environments - Wireless infrastructure support - Public Wi-Fi management, including the Purple Wi-Fi solution - Firewall and DMZ management for on-premises equipment - Microsoft Teams Room hardware support - Provision and support of Cisco Secure Internet Gateway (SIG) and Cisco Email Security (CES) - [...]

We are preparing to launch a significant programme of major capital projects as part of our AMP8/9 investment period. Our new Major Projects Framework aims to secure substantial delivery contracts, ensuring that each contractor awarded a place will have a project upon executing the Framework Agreement. Our focus is on reducing unnecessary bidding efforts and fostering long-term partnerships with trusted suppliers. We seek experienced and innovative partners who align with our ambition to deliver these essential projects. Through this framework, we plan to award contracts for works, goods, and services needed for AMP8, with an option to extend into AMP9 based on delivery success. Subject to governance and procurement procedures, we aim to finalize agreements with selected partners by March 2026 to facilitate efficient project start-up. Your feedback is vital as we finalise our approach, and we look forward to working closely with the market to ensure the success of this programme. [...]

AWE intends to award a single supplier Contract for the provision of occupational health services. This occupational health requirement will comprise, but shall not be limited to, the following service elements: 1. Service Management; 2. Support Desk; 3. Clinical and Operational Governance; 4. Occupational Health Management System; 5. Occupational Health Services, incorporating: • Health Assessments; • Absence and Case Management; • Drug & Alcohol Testing; • Assessment and Treatment Clinics; • Neurodivergent and other types of assessment 6. Emergency Medical Response and Patient Transport; 7. Health & Wellbeing; 8. Training Services; 9. Medical Support to Construction Enclaves; 10. Quality Assurance 11. Health, Safety and Environmental Management; 12. Record Keeping and Documentation Management; 13. Training and Development; 14. Service Reporting; 15. Approval and Management of Subcontractors Further detail on the requirements above will be found in the Tender documents. [...]

SSE Services plc (SSE) has identified a requirement to establish a framework of suppliers to enable the organisation to access a range of specialist IT skills and technical services. This framework will enable IT and OT teams across the organisation, considering appropriate business separation rules, to access the key skills required to deliver SSE’s IT strategy, programmes and projects. This framework will enable SSE to engage suppliers on both as-needed (time and materials), and fixed outcome Scopes of Work, and will utilise the following lots to engage suppliers with the appropriate skills and specialisations to facilitate IT strategy, change, delivery and Business as Usual (BAU) activities. [...]