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South Area Council Community Outreach Advice Sessions

Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council (the Council) is looking to establish a contract with a Provider/s to deliver Community Outreach Advice sessions in partnership with the South Area Council, Ward Alliances and other South Area Council Commissioned services. The Service will need to be free and confidential delivered across the four wards of Darfield, Wombwell, Hoyland Milton and Rockingham. The purpose of the service is to enable local residents to deal with a wide range of issues including welfare benefits and debt advice but also able to help residents deal with wider needs such as housing, debt, utilities, employment, digital skills, relationships, consumer issues, tribunal support, food access, health and wellbeing. The Contract will run from 1st July 2026 for a period of 24 months (2 years), with the option to extend for 1 further period of 12 months (1 year). The services being procured, fall within the below threshold Light Touch Regime as defined in the Procurement Act 2023 and associated regulations. This regime applies to certain social, health, and related services and offers flexibility in the design of the procurement process. This procurement process will be conducted using the Open Procedure, a single-stage process under the Procurement Act 2023. All interested suppliers are invited to submit a full tender in response to this ITT. Under the Open Procedure, bidders will provide all required tender documentation in one stage.

Working from Heights Equipment

Supply of all working from heights equipment as required across all GSA localities.

Credit Reference Agency

Extension of TransUnion credit reference agency contract

SONI077 Cyber Security Governance Partner and Capacity Services

Please refer to the Request for Proposal (RFP) and Scope of Requirements (SOR) for full details.

National Framework Agreement for Provision of Track and Traceability Systems

The objective of this framework is to provide NHS Organisations with decontamination tracking and traceability management systems, along with consumables and support services. Suppliers can also supply all associated hardware and consumables, if required. A decontamination tracking and traceability management system is used by hospitals during the decontamination, high-level disinfection, and sterilisation of instruments, endoscopes, and flexi scopes. The system supports the seamless decontamination, sterilisation, tracking, and tracing of all instruments, endoscopes, or devices through the decontamination facility and process, ensuring they are safely returned for use, and where required, may provide theatre management functionality to support instrument allocation, scheduling and device to patient associations

Hackney Marshes Outdoor Classroom

This project seeks to help restore the Old Lea, as far as possible, in both appearance and ecological function, transforming it into a cleaner, healthier, naturally flowing and more climate-resilient waterway. Rewilding interventions will mimic key natural processes typically driven by beaver activity, large herbivores, and woodland river dynamics, including tree fall, decay, and storm-driven channel change. These processes support habitat complexity, improve water quality, and strengthen ecological resilience.

ITT - E-Learning Training Content - UID 240

Historic England (HE) are inviting suppliers to bid for e-learning training content for Historic England staff. The provision will be provided by a single supplier, up to the value stated in the contract advertisement over the 2 year + 1 year possible extension period. The requirement should offer a comprehensive range of e learning courses for 500 users, with provision for up to 100 additional licences. Please see ITT for further details.

Lit Review: Cyanobacterial toxins in fish arising from cyanobacterial bloom

This literature review being tendered links into the FSA Strategy 2022 – 2027. This strategy states that the FSA’s fundamental mission is food you can trust. The FSA will continue to protect consumers by ensuring that food is safe and is what it says it is. This proposed piece of work is part of a wider programme of work and will sit in the Chemical Hazards in Food and Feed research programme. This is one of the FSA’s Areas of research interest | Food Standards Agency (ARI) and sits under ‘Research priority two: chemical, radiological and food hypersensitivity risks–How will dietary and other consumer-driven shifts in the food system change chemical, radiological and allergen risk over the next 5 years and how can we better anticipate them?’. The main aim of the area of interest (ARI) is to provide evidence to support effective risk management decisions by ensuring the risk analysis process is informed by independent, science-led risk assessment and socio-economic analytical evidence. Research under this ARI, including surveys and other research projects, will provide FSA scientists and policymakers with current and reliable information on chemicals in food and feed. Lough Neagh in Northern Ireland is the largest freshwater lake in Ireland and Britain, measuring 400 square km. During the summer and autumn of 2023, 2024 and 2025, Lough Neagh has been affected by cyanobacterial blooms. Cyanobacterial blooms are expected to continue to occur in Lough Neagh, resulting in the presence of cyanobacterial toxins in fish and possible other foods. The types of toxins detected, and their concentrations, are expected to vary over time. The objectives of this literature review are to fill in the data gaps regarding occurrence and toxicity through food and feed of cyanobacterial toxins in fish and other foods arising from cyanobacterial blooms. This literature review will consider the toxins that are currently being tested for as part of the ongoing monitoring programme (free and

Harrogate Convention Centre Royal Hall Lighting Upgrade

Lighting upgrade at Harrogate Convention Centre Royal Hall.

Sheep Genetic Technical Speciaist Services

Hybu Cig Cymru - Meat Promotion Wales (HCC) is required to deliver the Welsh Sheep Genetics Programme (WSGP) on behalf of Welsh Government. Welsh Government’s ambition and challenge is to continue to reduce greenhouse gases by improving efficiencies on farm to achieve a cumulative effect whilst maintaining the production of high quality and sustainable food. Seen as part of both short term and long-term response to the sectors role in climate change mitigation, support for genetic improvement of the Welsh sheep industry is crucial.This project seeks to build on the previous work funded by Welsh Government to support the uptake of genetic improvement within the Welsh sheep flock. The activity will look to further develop activity that has been delivered through the Hill Ram Scheme (HRS) and the first phase of WSGP, which was undertaken as part of Farming Connect. The proposed programme will be designed to meet the specific needs of the Welsh sheep sector in advancing genetic improvement. It will support participating businesses by assessing their current baseline performance, identifying key performance indicators relevant to their farming system and develop tailored action plans. Each plan will include clear, evidence-based recommendations to enhance genetic progress at the individual farm level, whilst collecting valuable information that could highlight the wider-sectoral benefits of the activity. Phase 2 of the WSGP will deliver the following objectives: • Improve economic and environmental performance of Welsh sheep farms (including methods to address decarbonisation of the red meat sector) • Increase uptake and confidence in EBVs and genomic EBVs • Grow a critical mass of performance-recorded and genotyped flocks in Wales • Enable and encourage sheep farmers to make evidence-based breeding and purchasing decisions • Support a long-term transition to farmer-led genetic improvement within the national flock in Wales • Exploring genetic improvement as a natural an

MBC000636 Middlesbrough Event Stewarding Services

MBC deliver a range of events which are diverse in size and nature. The current event portfolio includes but not limited: Christmas events programme which includes Middlesbrough Reindeer Parade and a Light switch on, 5x Orange Pip Market and Civic events.

Oral Health Promotion Service

North East Lincolnshire Council (the Authority) aims to improve oral health outcomes through a comprehensive service focused on prevention, education, and reducing inequalities. The service targets children, vulnerable groups, and communities with high dental decay rates, integrating oral health promotion across various settings and workforces.

AWE Catering and Hospitality Services

AWE is looking to secure a new service concession contractor 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 the fit- out of other possible new facilities during the contract duration. The procurement will deliver a single contract to effectively manage all of AWE's catering and hospitality needs as well as fit out works and services, both initially, and as further required during the contract duration. The indicative scope includes and is not limited to: • Restaurants - Provision of a full-service dining offer including the preparation, provision and sale of a variety of meal options • Cafés - Preparation, provision and sale of light meals, snacks, and beverages • Coffee Bars - Preparation, provision and sale of hot and cold beverages, including specialty coffees • Deli Counters - Preparation, provision and sale of made-to-order sandwiches, salads, and other deli-style items • Smart Markets - Provision and management of unattended retail spaces with self-checkout technology offering fresh and packaged food options • Micro Markets - Provision and management of compact, self-service food and beverage stations suitable for smaller locations • Vending Machine Solutions - Stocking, maintenance, and replenishment of vending machines offering snacks, drinks, and other consumables • Mobile Hot Food Solutions - Provision of mobile units, trucks or carts providing hot meals and snacks at designated times and locations • Water Coolers - Provision, installation, and maintenance of bottled or mains-fed water dispensers • Hospitality Services - Catering for meetings, events, and functions, including setup, service, and clean-up • Maintenance of all catering equipment • Cleaning of catering equipment • Provision of an EPOS till system capable of self service or supplier staff operated, including all associated hardware and software

Secondary ICCS Solution

The Contracting Authority is inviting NEC Software Solutions UK to submit a Proposal for the provision of a resilient Secondary Integrated Communications Control System (ICCS) solution that meets the operational, technical, and service requirements outlined within this Request for Proposal (RFP) at Appendix B.

Regional Environmental Prediction Initiative

UK Climate Information (UKCI) will deliver updated climate projections and data replacing the UKCP18 products. This will introduce a step change in our science and support delivery of climate intelligence in support of the Met Office strategy. This work will undertake a series of tasks relevant to the Met Office's Regional Environmental Prediction (REP) initiative, as part of UKCI (UK Climate Information)

Interior Decorating and Furnishing Solutions Lot Number Four

Provision of residential furniture and related products, including delivery and installation of furniture and soft furnishings, to support a diverse range of housing requirements such as general needs housing, supported accommodation, temporary housing, and emergency placements.

Taxi Vehicles with Passenger Assistant

Third Party Patch Management

West Gate (Leeds) - Design Work for Additional Tribunal Hearing Room Space

School Improvement and Governance Service

The London Borough of Waltham Forest is preparing to recommission its School Improvement Partner from 1st April 2027. This service will be to support schools in-borough to continue to be good or better. The provider will need to be able to deliver a suitably matched school improvement partner for all London Borough of Waltham Forest maintained schools including the specialist SEMH School and the Local Authority Pupil Referral Unit; deliver SEND improvement work, SATS moderation and monitoring and develop cluster-based working across the local area. Thank you for taking the time to complete this Market Engagement Questionnaire. The London Borough of Waltham Forest is seeking early feedback from potential providers to help shape our approach to the future commissioning of a School Improvement Partner (SIP). Your responses will support the Council to understand market capacity and capability, explore delivery models, and identify opportunities for innovation and collaboration. The information you provide will be used for planning purposes only and will help inform the development of the service specification and procurement documentation. This is not a formal tender process, but an opportunity to contribute to the development of a high-quality service. The deadline for completed responses to be submitted via the London Tenders Portal is 12 noon Friday 15th May.

Colville Heat Network Critical design foe Heat Pump on Roof

This work is to progress critical design activities ahead of the full project contract award to progress roof plant layout addressing weight restructions, spacial concerns, accoustic and airflow measurement supporting progression through the rqeuired planning amemnment process.