Tenders in Health & social services

Contract for the Provision of a Third Sector Organisation to support the sector and build capacity in Swansea

City & County of Swansea

Swansea Council has a long and productive history of partnership working with the Third Sector in Swansea. A Compact agreement was made between the parties in 1999. This document was updated in 2021 and was co-produced to reflect joint working principles between Swansea Council and the Third Sector. It provides a robust and workable framework for ongoing dialogue between the partners to aid the Council achieve its aims under its strategic requirements and plans outlined under the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act and Swansea Councils Corporate Plan amongst many others. Swansea Council is engaging with the market to seek interest from suitably experienced organisations who can operate within the Swansea locality to support Third Sector organisations and build capacity within the sector in Swansea. We are seeking organisations with working knowledge of the sector and who can provide a base in Swansea to work in partnership with Swansea Council and the wider Third Sector to aid in the achievement of the stated aims of Swansea Compact and ensure a sustainable, thriving Third Sector and volunteering community within Swansea. To aid the Council to achieve the objectives outlined in the Compact Agreement for a sustainable, thriving Third Sector and volunteering community within Swansea, the Service Provider will; • Work with Swansea Council to meet the terms of the Swansea Compact Agreement (which can be found under appendix A within this document) including the joint Chair of the Compact Liaison group. • Host an accessible hub in Swansea to facilitate provision • Facilitate a volunteer centre in Swansea to provide support and guidance for potential volunteers and those who wish to offer volunteer opportunities in Swansea • Provide training facilities and programmes that are sector specific and where required bespoke or brokered for the sectors requirements • Undertake an analysis of need to ensure training programmes respond to current needs of the third sector • Suppor

Tameside Independent Advocacy Service

Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

This service is to ensure advocacy provision in the borough is person-centred and flexible and that an individual's need for advocacy, including IMHA, IMCA and additional roles through the MCA, Care Act and NHS Complaints, can be met via a single referral by experienced advocates trained accordingly

Invitation to Tender for the Provision of Domestic Abuse Supported Accommodation (DASA) Services

Westmorland and Furness Council

Westmorland and Furness Council are seeking to commission a high-quality Domestic Abuse Supported Accommodation Service that provides safe, secure, and supportive accommodation-based services for individuals and families affected by domestic abuse. The procurement will be undertaken through two separate contracts: Contract 1 – South Lakeland and Eden: This contract will include the delivery of the Core DASA Service, Community In-Reach, South Therapeutic Service, and Lived Experience Service across the South Lakeland and Eden localities. Contract 2 – Barrow: This contract will include the delivery of the Core DASA Service, Community In-Reach, South Therapeutic Service, and Lived Experience Service within the Barrow locality. The service will support the Council in meeting its statutory duties under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, ensuring that victims and survivors of domestic abuse, including children, have access to appropriate accommodation-based support when required. The commissioned service will provide a person-centred and trauma-informed approach that promotes safety, recovery, independence, and long-term wellbeing. Through this procurement, the Council aims to secure a flexible and responsive service that can meet the diverse needs of local residents, deliver positive outcomes for survivors, and contribute to the wider objectives of preventing homelessness, reducing harm, and supporting individuals to rebuild their lives free from abuse. The successful Provider will be expected to work collaboratively with statutory, voluntary, and community sector partners to ensure a coordinated response and the effective delivery of accommodation-based domestic abuse support across the area.

Technology Enabled Care, Community Equipment and other associated services Strategic Diagnostic and Transformation Design Review

Gloucestershire County Council

Gloucestershire County Council requires an independent strategic diagnostic review of Community Equipment Services, Gloucestershire Equipment and Logistics Services (GELS), Technology Enabled Care (TEC), telecare, assistive technology, minor adaptations and associated assessment, logistics, maintenance, commissioning and support arrangements.

Northamptonshire Children's Trust: Provision of Independent Fostering Arrangements and Children's Homes for Children and Young People in our Care DPS (Reopening)

Northamptonshire Children's Trust

Northamptonshire Children's Trust (hereafter referred to as the "Children's Trust") is re-opening their Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the supply of services in respect of this requirement. This specification covers providing Homes for Children and Young People in Our Care, Independent Fostering Arrangements and Children's Homes. The primary role of Independent Fostering Arrangements and Children's Homes is to provide homes to ensure children in our care have a place that is safe and suitable for their individual needs, where they are supported by people who care for them and about them to achieve their full potential, develop resilience, enjoy good health and wellbeing and develop into adulthood. The Children's Trust previously set up the DPS which commenced on 1st February 2024 with an initial term of 4 years and 2 months (i.e. to 31st March 2028), with an option to extend for up to an additional 3 years (until 31st March 2031). Services will be categorised by the following lots that are described further in the specification: Lot 1: Independent Fostering Agency placements for Children in Care - Category 1.1 - Standard - Category 1.2 - Enhanced - Category 1.3 - Complex Needs - Category 1.4 - Emergency - Category 1.5 - Transition to Family Care from Children's Homes - Category 1.6 - Parent and Child Lot 2: Children's Homes placements for Children in Care - Category 2.1 - Standard Homes - Category 2.2 - Specialist Homes - Category 2.3 - Complex Needs - Category 2.4 - Emergency Potential Providers can apply for one or more Lots and Categories. Please note: this contract originally started on 1st February 2024. The Light Touch Regime (LTR) applies to the Services under this DPS, as per Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

SOL30264 Supported Living Framework

Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council

Supported Living Services currently supports 245 adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities, mental health needs and complex support requirements. The existing Supported Living Flexible Contracting Arrangement has supported the development of a diverse provider market and delivers positive outcomes for people drawing on support, and this demand continues to increase as a result of demographic growth, increasing complexity of need and transitions from Children Services to Adult Social Care, and expires in June 2026. Within a current service review, the Council may propose an Open Framework that provides a compliant and flexible commissioning approach that enables provides to join the framework at defined intervals throughout the life of the contract, and strengthen the Council's ability to respond to increasing demand, develop local provision, improve commissioning oversight and fulfil its market shaping responsibilities under the Care Act 2014.

PROVISION OF MEDICAL ADVICE ON ISSUES RELATING TO APPLICATIONS FOR HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS

London Borough of Haringey

The aim of this service is to assist the Council as a Local Housing Authority to perform its legal obligations under Part VI and VII of the Housing Act 1996, as amended. Specifically, to assist the decision-making process on applicants for housing and homelessness assistance under the above Act, as to: To ensure health considerations are incorporated into housing decisions: Provide medical advice on the impact of an individual's health conditions on their ability to sustain housing, particularly for those with chronic illnesses, disabilities, or other medical conditions. Ensure that health-related needs are considered in the decision-making process for homelessness applications.

Homecare and Domiciliary Services Framework

Westmorland and Furness Council

Westmorland and Furness Council is seeking applications from suitably qualified and experienced providers for inclusion on its new Homecare Framework, which will commence in April 2027. The Framework will be the Council's primary commissioning route for the provision of domiciliary care and support services across the area for an anticipated period of five years. The new Framework will replace the current Homecare Framework arrangements. Membership of the existing Framework will not automatically transfer to the new Framework and all providers wishing to continue delivering commissioned Homecare services on behalf of the Council will be required to submit a new application and successfully meet the requirements of this procurement process. Given the anticipated five-year duration of the Framework, and the limited opportunities available for providers to join or be reassessed during its term, the Council strongly encourages all interested providers to regard this procurement exercise as a significant strategic opportunity. Providers should ensure that adequate time, resources and attention are dedicated to preparing and submitting a comprehensive, high-quality response that clearly demonstrates their ability to meet the Council's requirements and deliver safe, effective and person-centred Homecare services. The Council is committed to establishing a Framework of high-performing providers with a vision that adults who require care and support are enabled to live safe, healthy, independent and fulfilling lives within their own homes and communities for as long as possible. The Provider shall work alongside individuals, carers, families, communities, health partners and the Council to deliver services that: • Promote independence and self-determination. • Improve health and wellbeing. • Reduce loneliness and social isolation. • Prevent, reduce and delay the need for long-term care. • Enable people to achieve outcomes that matter to them. • Promote choice, dignity and co

Specialist Advice, Debt and Income Maximisation Service throughout Pembrokeshire

Pembrokeshire County Council

Contract Notice - Specialist Advice, Debt and Income Maximisation Service throughout Pembrokeshire. The contract includes a potential additional services budget of £100,000 per annum. This has been included within the value contained within this notice however may not be taken up.

CCS034 D2N2 Children in Care - Fostering Placements Framework

Derbyshire County Council

This is a Framework opportunity for all OFSTED registered Fostering providers to support the D2N2 (Derbyshire, Derby City, Nottinghamshire and Nottingham City Councils) collaborative in delivery of good quality, stable and local placements to our Children in Care. Together D2N2 represent: 1772 children and young people 0-18 years in Foster Care. D2N2 is working together to optimise the commissioning of placement provision for their children in care and want to continue to develop new local arrangements as sought on the D2N2 framework 2020-2026. There is a continuing ambition for a collaborative approach, meeting the needs of all stakeholders including children and young people, providers and placing local authorities. D2N2 has worked together for some time in relation to our provision of fostering placements for Children in Care. Through this connection D2N2 recognised shared challenges, gaps in provision and common needs amongst the collective Children in Care population, and the need of a combined approach and closer coordination across our area.

CCS072 D2N2 Children in Care - Residential Placements Framework

Derbyshire County Council

This is a Framework opportunity for OFSTED registered Residential providers to support the D2N2 collaborative in the delivery of Good and Outstanding quality, stable and local placements to our Children in Care. Background D2N2 Children in Care Framework is a collaboration between the following Councils: Derby City Council; Derbyshire County Council; Nottingham City Council and Nottinghamshire County Council, for the provision of Residential placements across the D2N2 boundary. D2N2 is working together to optimise the commissioning of placement provision for their children in care. This is subject to governance approvals within each local Council The Councils have worked together over the last decade on the provision of residential placements for Children in Care. Through this work it was recognised that there were shared challenges, gaps in provision and common needs amongst the collective Children in Care population, and the need of a combined approach and closer coordination across our area. Current number of Looked After Children and Young People 0-18 supported in Ofsted registered Childrens Homes is 427

Short Breaks Services Framework

West Berkshire Council

West Berkshire Council is seeking to engage with providers ahead of a future procurement for a Short Breaks Services Framework for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). The Council is currently reviewing its Short Breaks offer for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). The Council wishes to engage with providers to discuss the developing service specification and its vision for how Short Breaks Services should be delivered in the future. Feedback received through this market engagement activity will help inform the final specification and procurement approach

Aftercare Services for Victims of Rape and Sexual Assault - CPA/SPU/2961P

Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire

UK1 Pipeline Notice in respect of new arrangements for Aftercare Services for Victims of Rape and Sexual Assault to commence 1st April 2027. UK 1 Pipeline Notice ref 2025/S 000-021969 and UK7 Contract Details Notice ref 2025/S 000-073402 refer. Funding matters have impacted on the original timetable. The intention is to replace contract CPA/SPU/2624P which was awarded on a one-year period under the Light Touch Regime. The service description based on the current requirements is: On behalf of the Local Authorities, NHS England, the Police & Crime Commissioner for Cheshire (PCC) and the Chief Constable (CC); the PCC is looking to put in place an aftercare service for victims of rape or sexual assault in the Cheshire Constabulary policing area. The minimum requirements of the PCC, NHS England and Local Authorities are for a supplier to provide a solution for all ages incorporating a full time independent sexual violence advisor and initial counselling service within a multi-agency setting for those in the Cheshire constabulary policing area who have suffered sexual violence both within and outside of the criminal justice system, including non-recent cases. The service will need to incorporate: • An ageless community counselling and therapeutic service for those suffering rape and sexual abuse. • Specialist provision to meet the needs of children. • Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) Service (conventional and specialist) • Delivery of training and awareness raising The requirements include but are not restricted to the following: • Safeguard individuals in Cheshire from sexual violence through minimising risks. • Enable service users to address the effects of sexual assault/rape and reduce repeat incidents/victimisation. • Provide a support service for anyone who has issues surrounding sexual assault or rape; to offer advice, counselling, family mediation and sign posting to other specific support services. • Support the service user though the criminal justice

Bedford Borough Council Residential and Nursing Care Homes Framework Agreement

Bedford Borough Council

Bedford Borough Council is looking to set up an Open Framework Agreement for Residential and nursing care homes services under the Light Touch Regime.

W5093 Care and Support Services for Children and Young People (Home Based and in the Community)

Walsall Council

The provision of care and support services that enable children and young people to remain safe, included and supported within their families and communities whilst achieving positive outcomes and greater independence. The Council is committed to ensuring that children and young people receive the right support, at the right time and in the right place. The Care and Support in the Home and Community Contract will provide flexible, personalised and outcome-focused support that enables children and young people to remain connected to their families, communities and support networks whilst achieving positive and sustainable outcomes. The Council recognises the increasing demand for community-based services that promote independence, wellbeing, inclusion, and family resilience. The Contract will be designed to provide access to a diverse range of support options that respond to assessed need, build on individual strengths, and help prevent escalation to more intensive interventions wherever appropriate.

Economic Independence for Victims and Survivors of Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)

The Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC)

The Service aims to support survivors of VAWG in London recover from economic abuse; economically re-stabilise following abuse and move towards long term economic independence through education, training and employment including support and advice around self-employment and entrepreneurship. The Service will: •Support survivors to recover from economic abuse and reduce their risk of harm. •Build capability in identifying and responding to economic abuse across the London workforce to support and benefit both employers and survivors. •Ensure survivors are aware of and supported to apply for any short term or emergency funding and support that will allow them to re-stabilise following economic abuse. •Support survivors to improve their financial literacy. •Work with survivors to move towards education, training and employment goals, including self-employment and entrepreneurship, to support their economic independence. The initial contract term is 3 years with a potential contract value of £2,760,000 plus a potential one year extension with a value of £920,000. This would total 4 years (2027-2031) at £3,680,000 ex VAT. To view the tender documents and subsequently submit a response please visit: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/668W2G7P53

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Public mental health project

City of York Council

The Objectives for the Public Mental Health project are: Promote positive mental health, reduce mental health stigma, primary prevention of mental ill health through evidence-based practice. Build capacity for peer support and lived experience engagement. Advocate for better policies, support and services to protect, improve or maintain mental health. The project/service will be aimed at adults living in the City of York Council area, with a particular focus on those who are at increased risk of developing poor mental health. The project/service is not intended to offer 1-to-1 support. We want to meet with current and potential providers to gauge who may be interested in bidding for the contract to deliver this public mental health project in the City of York. The input of potential bidders will help us to finetune the service specification and procurement documents. We also want to understand potential delivery models, including risks and opportunities and how this may impact on our commissioning process.

Domestic Abuse Support Services for Adults, Children and Young People

Hartlepool Borough Council

Hartlepool Borough Council are seeking submissions from organisations with the necessary skills and experience to provide specialist domestic abuse support services. We are looking for organisations who can provide innovative and contemporary specialist domestic abuse services, which uses integrated approaches to deliver outcome focussed, safe and cost-effective support. The commission will support the council in its compliance with updated duties as cited in the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 including new duties in relation to safe accommodation. The provider will also need to evidence a developed relationship with a registered housing provider to provide safe move on accommodation and appropriate support. Hartlepool Borough Council will contract with one lead agency for the delivery of the services, but partnership bids are also welcome.

Provider List for Mental Health Supported Living Services in the Bradford District

City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council

Support for people with a severe and enduring mental health issue to live as independently as possible. The type of support is likely to include emotional support and support to help people to care for themselves: help with access services and social activities; and practical support such as budgeting, shopping and cooking. This could be in several types of accommodation: • In someone’s own home, whether owner occupied or rented • Living with family and friends • Living in accommodation that is part of the offer from the supported living provider, whether a shared house or individual flat or house This tender contains 2 Lots. Lot 1: Mental Health support Lot 2: Mental Health support with personal care

Bradford and District Residential and Nursing Care Homes Provider List

CITY OF BRADFORD METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COUNCIL

The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council Council, as Lead Commissioner on behalf of itself and the NHS Bradford District and Craven Clinical Commissioning Group, is seeking to establish a Provider List of Residential and Nursing Homes to provide care and support services. The Council wishes to replace its current Integrated Residential and Nursing Care Framework with the Bradford and District Residential and Nursing Care Homes Provider List - a Dynamic Purchasing System operating under the Light Touch Regime, which will create a list of accredited Providers. This system is a more flexible, straight-forward approach for organisations that wish to apply in order to receive business from the Council and CCG. We ask all current and potential providers of Residential and Nursing Care in the Bradford District engage with this Application process.