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The SEND Code of Practice (2015) defines children or young people as having SEND if they have a learning difficulty or disability which affects their learning compared with others of the same age and requires special educational provision. The Council has a duty to provide short breaks provision for Children and Young People with a disability and their families, as part of the Children and Young Person’s Act (2008) as every local authority “...shall provide services designed to assist individuals who provide care for such children (disabled) to continue to do so, or to do so more effectively, by giving them a break from caring”. Short breaks are integral to a comprehensive approach to supporting disabled children to develop as participating and contributing individuals, included in their communities, with personal social networks. 2. Aim and Process 2.1 The provision will provide flexible short break services that enable children and young people to achieve their potential and support for Parent/Carers in their caring role and reduces the occurrence of family breakdown. 2.2 The service will enable children and young people to engage in activities, be part of their community and maximise the support for Parent/Carers by working in collaboration with other services and providers. 2.3 The Service will contribute to achieving the identified outcomes stated in the Service Users EHCP Plan, by working in partnership with the Service User, their Parent/Carers, the DCYPT and other services and stakeholders to achieve these. 2.4 The provider will: • be flexible and personalised in providing choice and control to children and young people [...]

Norfolk County Council, on its own behalf and on behalf of the Cheshire West and Chester Council (as Administering Authority for Cheshire Pension Fund), Kent County Council, Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council (as Administering Authority of the Greater Manchester Pension Fund), Essex County Council (As Administering Authority of the Essex Pension Fund), City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council (as Administering Authority of the West Yorkshire Pension Fund), Northern Ireland Local Government Officers' Superannuation Committee and City of Wolverhampton (as Administering Authority of the West Midlands Pension Fund) wish to let a multi provider, framework agreement for the provision of Pension Administration Software primarily in support of the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS). The Framework will be for a period of 4 years. However, it may be agreed that call offs may be for an extended period. [...]

CWC require replacement of the current Council owned Arboriculture Truck, operated by Arboriculture Services for tree cutting and maintenance. [...]

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Bromford is inviting tenders for the supply of specified landscaping equipment and machinery to support our grounds maintenance operations. This procurement is focused on acquiring a defined list of high-quality and durable tools, including ride-on mowers, pedestrian mowers, trimmers, and blowers. We are seeking suppliers capable of delivering the specified equipment, which must comply with UK and EU safety and environmental standards. Successful suppliers will be expected to provide comprehensive warranty coverage. Interested suppliers should demonstrate financial stability through the provision of audited financial accounts and meet our economic and financial criteria. Interested parties are invited to submit their bids through the ProContract portal, where detailed specifications, evaluation criteria, and submission instructions are available. This tender is open to all qualified suppliers looking to establish a contract with Bromford for the supply of the specified equipment. [...]

Bromford is inviting tenders for the supply of specified landscaping equipment and machinery to support our grounds maintenance operations. This procurement is focused on acquiring a defined list of high-quality and durable tools, including ride-on mowers, pedestrian mowers, trimmers, and blowers. We are seeking suppliers capable of delivering the specified equipment, which must comply with UK and EU safety and environmental standards. Successful suppliers will be expected to provide comprehensive warranty coverage. Interested suppliers should demonstrate financial stability through the provision of audited financial accounts and meet our economic and financial criteria. [...]

The University of Wolverhampton (the ‘University’) wishes to enter into a contract (the “Contract”) with a Contractor (the ‘Contractor’) to supply Print Management Services to the University and its Entities. The University is seeking an agreement via Competitive Tenders (“Tenders”) from suitably qualified organisations (“Tenderers”) in response to the provision of the aforementioned Goods and Services. The University is looking to appoint Suppliers to the Print Management Service Framework Agreement who can demonstrate that they offer high quality in terms of goods and/or services that are ‘fit for purpose’ and can also offer excellent value for money over the entire contract period. Further details are provided in Schedule 1 Scope and Specification of the Invitation To Tender. The Framework Agreement will be split into the below four (4) lots. Tenderers can apply for an individual lot, all lots and/or any combination of lots. Lot No. 1 Volume Print (Prospectuses) 2 Print Support (General Printing Services) 3 Signage, Informative and Promotional Display Print 4 Promotional Products All activities under the Framework Agreement on behalf of the University should be carried out by appropriately trained, qualified and experienced staff. The calibre of the Supplier staff (carrying out the business-as-usual contract/relationship management) is of prime importance to the University in that it ensures the quality of the service, adherence to lead times and the prompt resolution of any issues. A model specification (which does not fully quantify all the terms but covers the key terms and deliverables and the broad requirements of the service) is provided in the Invitation To Tender document [...]

City of Wolverhampton Council wish to establish a co-ordinated and comprehensive post dementia diagnosis support service that comprises of three components but operates as a single entity with a single point of contact. The service will comprises of three components: Dementia Navigators (DN), In-Reach Community Support, and Provider-Led Information and Educational community sessions. The DN service is available for all Wolverhampton eligible residents and their carers. The In-Reach Community Support and Community Sessions builds upon the DN element to provides a support network for eligible residents and their carers. Tender Documents are available at https://www.wolverhamptontenders.com [...]

Background The City of Wolverhampton of Council (CWC) are seeking tenders for the supply of two new only 360° rotating wheel materials handlers with hydraulic high-lift cabs, complete with rotating materials grabs. The offer must be fully inclusive of a complete 5-year full service, maintenance, and repair (SMR) contract for the machines, and any other equipment fitted to them at the point of purchase. The machines need to be suitable for operations undertaken at the City Council's household waste and recycling centres (HWRC), these being located at Anchor Lane and Shaw Road. Shaw Road HWRC Wolverhampton WV10 9LA. Anchor HWRC, Coseley Bilston WV14 9NE. The sites operate seven days a week 8.00am to 16.00pm, including public and bank holidays throughout the year. This excludes Christmas day. The machines are required to be road legal and maintained as such. Additional information: Purchase of 2 x New Material Handlers including R&M package [...]

The City of Wolverhampton of Council (CWC) are seeking tenders for the supply of two new only 360° rotating wheel materials handlers with hydraulic high-lift cabs, complete with rotating materials grabs. The offer must be fully inclusive of a complete 5-year full service, maintenance, and repair (SMR) contract for the machines, and any other equipment fitted to them at the point of purchase. The machines need to be suitable for operations undertaken at the City Council’s household waste and recycling centres (HWRC), these being located at Anchor Lane and Shaw Road. Shaw Road HWRC Wolverhampton WV10 9LA. Anchor HWRC, Coseley Bilston WV14 9NE. The sites operate seven days a week 8.00am to 16.00pm, including public and bank holidays throughout the year. This excludes Christmas day. The machines are required to be road legal and maintained as such. [...]