Birmingham City Council tenders

Tuition Flexible Contracting Agreement

Birmingham City Council

Birmingham City Council (BCC) is inviting expressions of interest to support commissioners in developing a clearer understanding of the provider landscape. We are undertaking a soft market testing exercise to explore options for the potential procurement, redesign, and expansion of a Flexible Contracting Agreement (FCA) to deliver tuition services for children and young people. This exercise is purely exploratory and is intended to support Birmingham City Council in assessing the feasibility, scope, and approach for any future procurement. Participation is voluntary and will not influence your eligibility to participate in any subsequent procurement process. Tuition services are needed for children and young people who are in care, known to social workers, medically unfit to attend school, children without alternative provision and children with an Education Health Care Plan supported by the Home Bridging Team without a formal education placement. The cohort of children and young people are: • Children in care temporarily between a school/college place • Children in care who need to re-sit GCSE exams in November of Year 12 to secure their course entry at KS5 • Children in care newly arrived in the country and Unaccompanied Asylum Seekers while seeking a school or college place • Children and young people who are too unwell to attend school due to medical needs In addition to the cohorts outlined above, a new Birmingham Tuition FCA will also seek to include the following groups • Children unable to access suitable alternative provision or 6th day provision • Children with an Education Health Care Plan (EHCP) supported by the Home Bridging Team without a formal education placement Closing date for completion of the MS Form Questionnaire is 5pm, 28 June 2026

Tuition Flexible Contracting Agreement

Birmingham City Council

Birmingham City Council (BCC) is inviting expressions of interest to support commissioners in developing a clearer understanding of the provider landscape. We are undertaking a soft market testing exercise to explore options for the potential procurement, redesign, and expansion of a Flexible Contracting Agreement (FCA) to deliver tuition services for children and young people. This exercise is purely exploratory and is intended to support Birmingham City Council in assessing the feasibility, scope, and approach for any future procurement. Participation is voluntary and will not influence your eligibility to participate in any subsequent procurement process. Tuition services are needed for children and young people who are in care, known to social workers, medically unfit to attend school, children without alternative provision and children with an Education Health Care Plan supported by the Home Bridging Team without a formal education placement. The cohort of children and young people are: • Children in care temporarily between a school/college place • Children in care who need to re-sit GCSE exams in November of Year 12 to secure their course entry at KS5 • Children in care newly arrived in the country and Unaccompanied Asylum Seekers while seeking a school or college place • Children and young people who are too unwell to attend school due to medical needs In addition to the cohorts outlined above, the new Birmingham Tuition FCA will also seek to include the following groups, which are currently commissioned through ad-hoc spot purchasing arrangements: • Children unable to access suitable alternative provision or 6th day provision • Children with an Education Health Care Plan (EHCP) supported by the Home Bridging Team without a formal education placement Closing date for submission of response - 28 June 2026

Refugee Integration Light Touch Framework Agreement

Birmingham City Council

Provision of services to refugees to support their successful integration into communities this could be welcoming; orientation ; accommodation; engagement; tenancy support; employability; wellbeing.

CYP Travel Services Framework Agreement (Travel Services)

Birmingham City Council

Framework agreement for the provision of travel services relating to school transport for Children and Young People's Travel Service (CYPTS).

Home Support in Prison and Approved Premises

Birmingham City Council

Provision of Home Support for eligible citizens residing in Prison or Approved Premises

Cleaning Services Corporate Framework

Birmingham City Council

Provision of Cleaning services across multiple directorates and divisions. Council's own framework consolidating multiple third party contracts into a single (multi lot, multi provider) framework

Changing Futures

Birmingham City Council

Support worker for Changing Futures WMCA funding - to be updated when more information available.

Right Sizing (aka WiseMove) - Minor Painting & Decorating & Other

Birmingham City Council

A service to support and incentivise tenants to downsize to free up empty bedrooms to aid tenants find properties with the correct size for their needs.

Legal Framework

Birmingham City Council

Strategy and Procurement of a BCC owned Legal Framework

Waste Disposal Strategy Post 2034

Birmingham City Council

Provision of Waste Disposal Strategy 2034

Technology Enabled Care Programme

Birmingham City Council

Provision of technology enabled care products to meet assessed citizen care act eligible needs instead of face to face services

Arboricultural Services Framework Agreement.

Birmingham City Council

Provision of Arboricultural Services Framework Agreement.

BCC Tuition Framework

Birmingham City Council

Birmingham Virtual School (BVS), the Home Bringing Team (HBT), SENAR and the Attendance and Inclusive Pathways team seek to procure high quality educational tuition framework for Birmingham children 5-18 (25 with SEND).

Refugee Integration Light Touch Framework Agreement

Birmingham City Council

Light Touch Framework Provision of specific support services to Refugees

Processing of Green Waste (Household and HWRC)

Birmingham City Council

Provision of Processing of Green Waste (Household and HWRC)

Drainage Works Framework

Birmingham City Council

Framework for miscellaneous drainage works

Paper and Card Processing

Birmingham City Council

Dry Mixed Recycling

Birmingham City Council

Processing of Dry Mixed Recycling

Healthy Child Programme

Birmingham City Council

0-19 Healthy child programme

PFI Contract & Savings Management Commission

Birmingham City Council

PFI Contract & Savings & Legal Management Commission

Works Framework

Birmingham City Council

Strategy and Procurement of a BCC owned Framework

Construction Professional Services Framework

Birmingham City Council

Strategy and Procurement of a BCC owned Framework

P2347 Installation of Average Speed Enforcement (ASE) Camera Signs and Speed Limit Signs

Birmingham City Council

Birmingham City Council (the "Council") is seeking to appoint an organisation for the provision of services for the installation of Average Speed Enforcement (ASE) Camera Signs and Speed Limit Signs including all necessary supporting infrastructure and associated works as well as removal of ‘new 30 mph speed limit’ signs. The Provision of new signs is required to support the deployment of Average Speed Enforcement (ASE) Cameras on 5 key arterial roads in Birmingham, as part of a new strategy to reduce speed-related road traffic collisions across the city of Birmingham. The camera equipment is being procured separately. The successful supplier for this procurement will also be required to remove temporary 30 mph signs put up on street lighting columns or existing posts in 26 roads across Birmingham. This an open tender and the tender submission deadline is 12pm Thursday 18th June 2026 To participate in this procurement exercise you will need to use the council's e-procurement portal In-tend, which you can access using the link below. https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc If you are not already registered, please register with In-tend. Registration and use of In-tend is free. Please use the procurement project number P2347 to find this project. If you are unable to register with In-tend please email: cps@birmingham.gov.uk. Please ask any clarification questions you have by using the supplier correspondence function on Intend. The deadline for asking supplier clarification question is close of business on Wednesday 3rd June 2026. A clarification tracker document will be published on Intend when required, recording all supplier clarification questions asked and all answers given by the Council (supplier's will be anonymised and information included in a clarification question that is confidential and/or could be used to identify a supplier will be omitted).