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Stoke-on-Trent City Council - GB-Trent: 'Appetite For Change' Community Food Initiative - Free and Affordable Meals
Status: Closed
Published Date: 21/01/2016
Closing Date: 18/02/2016
Value: £50,000
GB-Trent: 'Appetite For Change' Community Food Initiative - Free and Affordable Meals - NOTE: This notice was updated on 12 February 2016 for the following reason: The closing date has been extended to 25/02/2016Stoke-on-Trent City Council is looking for single providers or consortia with the required expertise and experience, local knowledge/connections and established relationships with surplus food suppliers to expand the provision of free and affordable meals across the City, building on and supporting the initiatives already in place and working as far as possible with those already involved.
Industry: Provision of services to the community. - 75200000 Health and social work services. - 85000000
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Leicester City Council - GB-Leicester: EIP-LD Independent Advocacy Services 2016
Status: Closed
Published Date: 14/01/2016
Closing Date: 15/02/2016
Value: £500,000
GB-Leicester: EIP-LD Independent Advocacy Services 2016 - The delivery of Independent Advocacy Services to adults (aged 18+) plus young people in transition (preparing for adulthood), resident in Leicester City who are vulnerable, disabled or have complex needs and who receive, are being assessed for, or are entitled to receive services from the Council’s Adult Social Care Division. This service will also provide, group advocacy to support the partnership board to people who have a learning disability (LD) to enable them be involved in decisions about their care and support, speak up for themselves, secure their rights, get the support they need and to give their views and share their experiences of services and influence local decision making. The procurement for this service is undertaken in accordance with Directive 2014/24/EU Article 74 Type of services – Health and social services.
Industry: Provision of services to the community. - 75200000 Health and social work services. - 85000000 Health services. - 85100000
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Milton Keynes Council Electronic Tendering Site - Neighbourhood Employment Programme 2016 -2017
Status: Closed
Published Date: 11/12/2015
Closing Date: 10/01/2016
Value: neg.
Neighbourhood Employment Programme 2016 -2017 - The Neighbourhood Employment Programme (NEP) is a locally developed initiative, designed to support residents with low skills in areas of high unemployment into work by providing employability skills through tailored support at Job Clubs spread across Milton Keynes.
Industry: Provision of services to the community. - 75200000
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Leicestershire Police - Domestic Violence 360 Support
Status: Closed
Published Date: 27/11/2015
Closing Date: 08/01/2016
Value: £190,000
Domestic Violence 360 Support - The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire (OPCC) are seeking a contract for the provision of a domestic violence secondary responder service for repeat victims (3 or more incidents reported to the police with the last rolling year). The domestic violence secondary responder service will provide a team of engagement workers who will, in part, act as a conduit between the initial police visit / contact and the Countywide (Leicester City Council, Leicestershire County Council and Rutland County Council) Domestic Violence support services currently in place. The service relates to the development of a team of engagement workers whose specific aim will be to work with those victims who have experienced 3 or more incidences of domestic violence in the last 365 days. The service will focus on those incidences that do not currently fall within the remit of specialist police officers. The team will consist of 6 x 1.0 FTE engagement workers and 1 x 0.4 FTE service lead. The engagement workers will be co-located with Leicestershire Police and will work directly with repeat victims of domestic violence. The engagement workers will work proactively and persistently to make contact with the victim and offer a short term support intervention and then where appropriate refer the victim on to the specialised County wide (Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland) Sexual and Domestic Violence service. The service lead will be responsible for managing and supervising the team and ensuring the identification, referral and support pathways are maintained. There is an expectation that within the staff resource described above that adequate provision is made for the administration and monitoring of the service. The contract is for up to an initial one year period, from the 1st April 2016 until 31st March 2017 with option to extend for 3 further 12 month periods until a maximum of 31st March 2020.
Industry: Provision of services to the community. - 75200000
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EMSCU Nottinghamshire Police - Joint Independent Review of Community Safety Funding
Status: Awarded
Published Date: 06/11/2015
Closing Date: 30/07/2015
Value: £39,148
Joint Independent Review of Community Safety Funding - The Commissioner is inviting Tenders for the supply of services in respect of conducting a Joint Independent Review of Community Safety Partnership Funding by the Commissioner, the Nottinghamshire Police Chief Constable (Chief Constable) and partner organisations.
Industry: Provision of services to the community. - 75200000
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Leicester City Council - GB-Leicester: Sexual Health Promotion & HIV Prevention- Sex Workers
Status: Closed
Published Date: 29/10/2015
Closing Date: 30/11/2015
Value: £500,000
GB-Leicester: Sexual Health Promotion & HIV Prevention- Sex Workers - Sex work refers to the exchange of sexual services for some form of payment, usually money or drugs. (Health, Department of, 2010). There are sex workers in all cities in the UK. Over the last few years sex work has changed with a reduction in Street based sex work (SBSW). This may be due to the increase in exchange sex via mobile phone and internet, and an increase in people from outside the UK that are trafficked to the UK who sell sex. National Sexual health and Lifestyle survey 2011 shows that 11% of men have bought sex in their life time. Sex work in Leicester is in three sectors, Street based sex workers (SBSW), Sex workers in flats and Sex workers working in saunas and massage parlours. The number of women involved in each of these areas of sex work fluctuates. The level of vulnerability and sexual risk taking behaviour varies in and between each of these types of venue. SBSWs have multiple and complex problems, most have substance misuse issues, which drive or exacerbate their need to earn money from selling sex. Their health needs include substance addiction, mental and physical health problems. Many SBSW have been in the care system as a child. In Leicester the majority of SBSW are of white British ethnicity, with a small group of Eastern European women. The current voluntary sector service provider has built a relationship of trust over a number of years with SBSWs which provides insight and information that is useful to the police and others about the sex industry in Leicester. Flat and sauna based women come from a variety of backgrounds, including Thai, Eastern European and white British women. Some will have complex health needs while others will live ordered lives with few exceptional health needs. Sexual health advice and information is important to all in this group. There is a gap in the provision of sexual health promotion and HIV prevention services to women in saunas and flats. Although their level of vulnerability may be lower there are still sexual health risks to women and clients. Sex workers from outside of the UK may be unaware of health services available to them or risks that they may be taking. The Tender seeks to secure a service Provider for the provision Sexual Health Promotion & HIV Prevention- Sex Workers. The contract is to commence from 1st April 2016 for an initial period of 33 months, until 31st December March 2018 with the possibility to extend for a further 3 months until 31st March 2019 subject to satisfactory performance outcomes and agreement by the Council. The annual contact value is £55,000. The total contract value including the 3 months extension is £165,000
Industry: Provision of services to the community. - 75200000 Health training services. - 80561000 Health and social work services. - 85000000 Medical practice and related services. - 85120000 ...and 2 more
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Yorkshire and Humber Police Procurement (Y&HPP) - The Provision of a Development Project concerning Restorative Justice in West Yorkshire
Status: Closed
Published Date: 21/10/2015
Closing Date: 09/11/2015
Value: £49,500
The Provision of a Development Project concerning Restorative Justice in West Yorkshire - Please note the Bluelight System is in this case only being used as a post box to send out this Request for Quote. No clarification questions or bids should be submitted via this system. Please confirm your intention to bid only through Bluelight. This will allow me to pass on this information to the PCC. Should any clarification questions then come through where an answer needs sharing with bidders the PCC are able to support this. The closing date for clarifications is 3rd November 2015. The closing date for bids is 9th November 2015 at 9.00 am Clarification questions and bid responses should all be sent to the following email address by the dates requested. Tricia.holder@westyorkshire.pcc.pnn.gov.uk
Industry: Provision of services to the community. - 75200000 Justice services. - 75230000
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Rotherham MBC - Adult Community Learning - Calloff 5
Status: Awarded
Published Date: 30/09/2015
Closing Date: 03/06/2015
Value: neg.
Adult Community Learning - Calloff 5 - The community learning fund must be used for the people of Rotherham and where possible the delivery of services should be within easy reach of the highlighted deprived areas to ensure easy accessibility for learners. Individual specifications for each course are provided in the documents below: <b>Lot 1 - Health, Public Services and Care (including Medicine and Dentistry, Nursing and Subjects and Vocations Allied to Medicine, Health and Social Care, Public Services, Child Development and Well Being)</b> Course 1 - Vocational Pathways - Introduction to a career in Care - Appendix 1 Course 2 - Vocational Pathways - Introduction to a career in Care - Appendix 2 Course 3 - Vocational Pathways - Introduction to a Career Working with Children - Appendix 3 Course 4 - Vocational Pathways - Introduction to a Career Working with Children - Appendix 4 Course 5 - Healthy Eating/Food Hygeine - Appendix 5 <b>Lot 2 - Science and Mathematics (including Science, Mathematics and Statistics) </b>Course 1 - Maths - Appendix 6 Course 2 - Maths - Appendix 7 <b>Lot 3 - Agriculture, Horticulture and Animal Care (including Agriculture, Horticulture and Forestry, Animal Care and Veterinary Science, Environmental Conservation)</b> Course 1 - Improving the Environment - Appendix 8 <b>Lot 5 - Construction, Planning and the Built Environment (Including Architecture, Building and Construction, Urban, Rural and Regional Planning)</b> Course 1 - Vocational Pathways - Introduction to Construction Trades ( DIY, painting and decorating, bricklaying etc.) - Appendix 11 Course 2 - Vocational Pathways - Introduction to Construction Trades ( DIY, painting and decorating, bricklaying etc.) - Appendix 12 <b>Lot 6 - Information and Communication Technology (Including ICT Practitioners, ICT for Users) </b>Course 1 - ICT and Digital Inclusion - Appendix 13 Course 2 - ICT and Digital Inclusion - Appendix 14 <b>Lot 7 - Retail and Commercial Enterprise (Including Retailing and Wholesaling, Warehousing and Distribution, Service Enterprises, Hospitality and Catering) </b>Course 1 - Vocational Pathways - Introduction to a Career in Retail - Appendix 15 <b>Lot 8 - Leisure, Travel and Tourism (Sport, Leisure and Recreation, Travel and Tourism) </b>Course 1 - Sport, Leisure and Recreation - Appendix 16 Course 2 - Sport, Leisure and Recreation - Appendix 17 <b>Lot 9 - Arts, Media and Publishing (Including Performing Arts, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design, Media and Communication, Publishing and Information Services) </b>Course 1 - Arts, Crafts and Design - Appendix 19 Course 2 - Vocational Pathway - Introduction to a Career in Health and Beauty - Appendix 20 Course 3 - Vocational Pathway - Introduction to a Career in Health and Beauty - Appendix..(view full details to see more)
Industry: Provision of services to the community. - 75200000 Education and training services. - 80000000 Adult and other education services. - 80400000 E-learning services. - 80420000
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SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL - A Family Group Conference Service
Status: Awarded
Published Date: 29/09/2015
Closing Date: 03/11/2015
Value: £170,000
A Family Group Conference Service - SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL invites tenders from suitably experienced organisations who wish to be considered for the provision of Family Group Conferences. Family Group Conferences are independently facilitated meetings which aim to support and empower families to stay together in the community and prevent children and young people becoming looked after by the Council. The services will be provided through a service agreement. It is anticipated that the contract will commence in April 2016 and will initially be for a period of two years, with a possible extension of up to two further periods of one year at the sole discretion of the Council. Further details will be included in the invitation to tender documentation. Whilst every effort has been made to consider the full scope of the requirement the Council does not guarantee the volume of services resulting from this tender or that it will accept any tender on completion of the tender exercise. Please note that the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE) may apply.
Industry: Provision of services to the community. - 75200000
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Tower Hamlets - LPG4928 Mosques and Community Engagement Services
Status: Awarded
Published Date: 18/08/2015
Closing Date: 14/09/2015
Value: neg.
LPG4928 Mosques and Community Engagement Services - The London Borough of Tower Hamlets (LBTH) is seeking expressions of interest from interested organisations for the above services. <b>Description:</b> LBTH is inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to tender for the provision of Mosques and community engagement service. The Tower Hamlets Community Plan outlines the vision for borough where people want to live and work and achieve their full potential. The Council is committed to developing a cohesive borough and our latest Annual Residents Survey show 81% of residents agree that people from different backgrounds get on well together. The Equality Act 2010 places a legal duty on the Council to reduce inequality and foster good relations between different groups. The borough's Single Equality Framework 2014/15 identifies equality issues that require strategic intervention to address poor outcomes effecting the local Muslim population. The Mosques and community engagement service will provide a support service for local mosques and the Muslim community which increases engagement on areas of poor outcomes affecting the Muslim community, improve cohesion and safeguard young people and vulnerable adults from harm and radicalisation. The service will be delivered on the principles of partnership working with the emphasis on using mosques and other faith groups to engage the local community. The Service will engage mosques in the borough and consider the needs of different mosques due to size or capacity. The service must provide the following functions: · Engagement and empowerment · Broadening support functions · Cohesion events · Networking & partnership working You will be expected to : Develop projects that improve outcomes for local residents Develop capacity of local organisations to deliver wider social and welfare support service services Recruit suitable staff who are able to engage local mosques, faith groups and range of partners in the delivery of the service Have systems and process for delivery of the service including monitoring use of service <b><u>Supplier Briefing Session</u></b> The Council intends on holding a supplier briefing session on: <b>Date: Tuesday 25th August 2015,</b> <b>Time: 10:00am-11am</b> <b>Place: Room C1 (1st Floor) at Tower Hamlets Mulberry Place Town Hall</b>.<b></b> The Purpose of this event is to inform the market of the Council's intent to tender for the provision of Mosques and community engagement service contract and the processes and requirements that will need to be followed and met to tender for this opportunity. <u>Deadline for registration to attend the Supplier Briefing (via the portal):..(view full details to see more)
Industry: Provision of services to the community. - 75200000 Social research services. - 79315000
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