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Southern Water Services ("SWS") seek to implement a new Occupational Health & Health Surveillance Services provision, which will ensure covergage across the full SWS region. The contract will be awarded to one single supplier SWS is looking for a flexible approach to deliver a service to accommodate all the different organisational structures and job roles - desk associated work, seated and standing, customer facing work, call centre operations, physical work, staff woring or coming into contact with hazardous substances, work outdoors in all seasons, driving. Key requirements: Health Surveillane Annual mini-health checks Health Education visits Mental Ill-health advice and Management support, trauma counselling, stress risk Stress management and resiliance Musculoskeletal Education and support Additional bespoke support/ capability services - weight management, neurodiversity, sleep coaching, vehicle capability assessment, menopause Pre-Employment checks (online and face to face) Pre-employment questionnaires and medicals Drug and alcohol checks (pre-employment role specific and 'with cause') Night Worker Assessment DES workstation Assessment Skin checks Monthly Management Reporting Liaison with employees GP or specialist where required (assuming employee consent) Access to an Occupational Health Physician Occupational Health, reports that are appropriate for use in employee relations cases, including where legal issues arise. Flu Vouchers Vaccination clinics onsite where required Needlestick Injury – Advice and support Provision of a health risk profiling advisory service as part of health surveillance (when required) Trend analysis including proposed wellbeing interventions to reduce incidence of ill health and or absence Governance target outcomes: Selection of a suitable supply chain structure to enable optimum outcomes of: Compliance with the Procurement Act 2023 A fit for purpose offering of the Occupational Health referral service, such that recommendations are clear and [...]

The Sussex Recovery College aims to meet the diverse mental health needs of the Sussex population, including Brighton & Hove, East Sussex, and West Sussex.

Recovery Colleges aim to be accessible to everyone in the community through a co-produced educational model. This approach serves as a preventative measure for individuals at greater risk of experiencing health inequalities and marginalisation. Research indicates that Recovery Colleges can reduce community mental health contact hours, lower the number and duration of inpatient admissions, decrease crisis episodes, and lessen the associated impacts on individuals and their families (Bourne et al., 2018).

The Recovery College collaborates with service users, carers, and families to create and deliver educational programs that support well-being and the self-management of mental health. It focuses on recovery by emphasising strengths, progress, and potential. While the college follows an educational model rather than a clinical one, its programs can complement clinical treatment or therapies to enhance recovery and effectiveness.

The model is based on the principle of co-production, where subject matter experts - typically clinicians - work together with Peer Trainers, who are trained individuals with personal experience of using mental health services.

The contract is currently commissioned directly by Sussex Commissioners. It is agreed that the responsibility for ongoing commissioning is delegated to SPFT, with the intention that SPFT issue a contract to commence 1st October 2025.

The contract will be for one year, to the end of September 2026. It is intended that during the year, the Sussex Recovery College will be reviewed with [...]

Worth Parish Council (WPC) invites tenders for "Contract E: Civils Package 2" at Copthorne Recreation Ground on Copthorne Bank. The Copthorne Recreation Ground Rejuvenation Project involves the installation of a new Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA), an extended and improved playground, a new car park, suitable drainage, paving, pathways and landscaping. A tender process for the MUGA and Playground has already been completed and preferred suppliers identified. The scope of the works in Contact E: Civils Package 2 is the subject of this tender, with the intention of identifying one preferred supplier to carry out all works outlined below. The work is to take place on land owned by Worth Parish Council (the Council). Tenders should be based on the details included in the following document bundle: a. PBA Planning drawing reference WPC-CP-01 REV C [Existing layout plan] b. PBA Planning drawing reference WPC-CP-03 REV A [External works plan] c. PJC document reference PJC/6393/24-02 [Arboricultural impact assessment, method statement and tree protection plan] d. Scope of Works document reference Contract E REV C The package of works includes: 1. Removal of existing equipment, fencing, street furniture and paving. 2. Construction of car park, access road and parking bays including SUDS soakaway and catchpit manholes. 3. Construction of paved area. 4. Construction of play area base including channel drainage. 5. Construction of paths including laying electrical duct and installing pedestrian gates. 6. Hard and soft landscaping including knee rail fencing, vehicle height restrictor, litter bins, benches and cycle racks. [...]

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This Invitation to Tender (ITT) is issued by WSCC to identify a suitably qualified delivery partner to procure and manage the supply of high quality and competitively priced solar PV and battery storage systems and, potentially, other associated technologies and measures. The chosen delivery partner will market and procure the supply of systems at scale directly to residents and small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) across Sussex. For the purpose of this Procurement, the term Services is used to describe the full range of Services required. In summary: WSCC proposes to appoint a delivery partner (the Delivery Partner) to assist in the delivery of the Scheme. The Delivery Partner will appoint one or more suppliers to deliver solar equipment systems to the residents of the areas of the collaborating authorities. The Delivery Partner shall run competitions or "auctions" (approx. one per year) for the appointment of a supplier/s to deliver solar equipment systems to residents. Although we aim to run successive, annual competitions, after the first phase of the Scheme, WSCC shall be under no obligation to require the Delivery Partner to carry out further competitions and the Delivery Partner Contract would effectively come to an end if WSCC did not wish to proceed. [...]