Government Contracts

39,611 records in this dataset. Showing rows 11801 to 11900 (page 119 of 397).

Sunderland Connect 700 701
2026-04-29
dept_slug
tyne-and-wear-passenger-transport-executive-ta-nexus
supplier
Go North East Limited
value
182150
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Sunderland Connect is to provide bus service links between Clanny House, University Campuses, Sunderland and St Peters Campus, offering services to staff and students as well as the general public.
The Appointment of a Managing Agent for Sunderland City Council Business Centres
2026-04-29
dept_slug
sunderland-city-council
supplier
NORTH EAST BUSINESS AND INNOVATION CENTRE LIMITED
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Sunderland City Council ("the Contracting Authority" and/ or "the Council") is intending to appoint a Managing Agent to provide a range of key services at its Business Centres ("the Centres") namely, Evolve Business Centre, Sunderland Software Centre, and Washington Business Centre. The Managing Agent will be required to deliver all the services for the Council in relation to the Centres as more particularly described within the Specification as included in the procurement documents (together "the Services"). The contract shall operate for an initial term of five years, with the option to thereafter extend the contract (at the Council's absolute discretion) for a further period or periods up to a maximum of five years.
The Appointment of a Managing Agent for Sunderland City Council Business Centres
2026-04-29
dept_slug
sunderland-city-council
supplier
NORTH EAST BUSINESS AND INNOVATION CENTRE LIMITED
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Sunderland City Council ("the Contracting Authority" and/ or "the Council") is intending to appoint a Managing Agent to provide a range of key services at its Business Centres ("the Centres") namely, Evolve Business Centre, Sunderland Software Centre, and Washington Business Centre. The Managing Agent will be required to deliver all the services for the Council in relation to the Centres as more particularly described within the Specification as included in the procurement documents (together "the Services"). The contract shall operate for an initial term of five years, with the option to thereafter extend the contract (at the Council's absolute discretion) for a further period or periods up to a maximum of five years.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
Belrose Limited t/a Bluebird Care Winchester, Eastleigh & Romsey
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
UK5 Notice Publicly Available Specification (PAS)2035 & 2030 - review
2026-04-29
dept_slug
department-for-energy-security-net-zero
supplier
BSI Standards Ltd
value
187921
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
The contract is for the provision of the reviews and updates of the PAS 2030 and PAS 2035 standards.
The Regents Park (Goose Pen) and Primrose Hill Footpath Repairs
2026-04-29
dept_slug
the-royal-parks-limited
supplier
F M Conway Limited
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
The Regent’s Park (Goose Pen) footpath repairs and Primrose Hill footpath repairs.
Tanfield School - Catering & Cleaning Services
2026-04-29
dept_slug
eden-learning-trust
supplier
Polopre United Kingdom Limited
value
777062.43
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Lot 1 - Catering Services and Lot 2 - Cleaning Services Tanfield School is currently out to tender for the provision of a full daily catering and cleaning service. The school is a secondary academy based in Tanfield and part of Eden Learning Trust. The contract is being offered for three years with the option to extend for a further two periods of 12 months. The contract commencement date is: Catering - 05 April 2026 Cleaning - 31 May 2026 Lot 1 - Catering Services The services at the school are outsourced. The Contractor will be responsible for the provision of a full school food catering service for the pupils and staff at the school. This will consist of morning breaks and full lunch service for each school day. The catering facilities at the school include 2 dining halls both with servery’s and take place over two sittings. Across the school there are currently 692 pupils on roll for the academic year 2024/25. Of this figure, 235 pupils are entitled to Free School Meals. TUPE is expected to apply, details of which can be found in the tender documentation. No members of the catering team are part of the Local Government Pension Scheme. The school is keen to further increase uptake and continue the good work already in place for catering. It wishes to do so by working closely with the successful contractor in developing and continuously improving the service and partnership during the period of the contract and by introducing innovative and creative ideas as submitted in the tender process and ongoing. The school is aware that there are always opportunities to improve and modernise. They are interested in ensuring that the caterers provide the best possible service, introducing new menu ideas and initiatives so that pupils are all eating and utilising the service regularly. Lot 2 - Cleaning Services The contract is for a full daily cleaning service during term time and periodic cleaning outside of term time. TUPE is expected to apply, details of which can be found in the tender documentation. One member of the cleaning team is a member of the Local Government Pension Scheme, and all details are in the tender documentation.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
P&M Homecare t/a Bluebird Care North Hampshire & West Berkshire
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Provision of Organisational Health Strategic Advisory
2026-04-29
dept_slug
intellectual-property-office
supplier
Org Health Limited t/a Table Group
value
25833.33
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Strategic Advice for IPO Exec Team - to deliver a two-day Executive Team Offsite programme for ‘Organisational Health’ which will provide dedicated consultancy for making organisations more successful and work more fulfilling
DelDelivery of UK, European and International trade flow information
2026-04-29
dept_slug
agriculture-and-horticulture-development-board
supplier
Trade Data Monitor, LLC
value
148333
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
AHDB requires information on trade flows between different countries across the globe. At the most granular level, this “Dataset” includes: • Trade flows from two- down to ten-digit HS commodity code level. • Trade flow information for a variety of countries across the globe (both reporter and/or partner country). • Information on the direction of travel (import, export, total trade, and trade balance). • Information on the port and mode of transport where possible • Information on the State where applicable. • The volume of any trade flow depicted in appropriate units (e.g. kilograms, tonnes, head or litres). • The value of any trade flow in £s, USDs, €s and the reporting country’s own currency. • The average unit price of trade flows. • The latest monthly information as well as historical monthly, quarterly, and annual data (at least 20 years). Web-based platform AHDB require access, for approximately 50 team members, to a web-based platform which allows users to view and interrogate the “Dataset” outlined above. Ideally, the system will allow users to perform the below functions. The supplier should outline a) if any of the below is not possible and b) if any additional functionality is available. • View the latest trade flow information which will be available within 2 to 3 working days of it being released by the relevant country’s Customs and Excise office or equivalent. • View historical trade flow information in both graph and tabular format. Able to view historical data for the UK back to 1990 and for EU and non-EU countries for ideally at least 25 years. • For any post-Brexit UK import data, we would require country of origin for GB imports and despatch for imports into NI. UK exports should be recorded as country of destination. • Apply filters to view different commodity codes and/or countries and/or time periods. • Apply pre-determined groupings to view different commodity codes and/or countries and/or time periods to include monthly, quarterly, annual, year ending and year to date views. Create and save bespoke groupings of commodity codes and countries. • Ability to view the EU values as a collective country group within any query results • Share bespoke groupings of commodity codes and/or countries and/or time periods with other users. • Drill down and view the codes at the most granular level contained in a bespoke commodity grouping. • View volume and value in one table as well as being able to toggle between volume and value of the trade flow. • View average unit price in a table or graph for the commodity code/product grouping. • View a list of trade data flows by commodity code, product grouping, reporting country, trade partner, port, mode of transport and State where applicable. • Apply sorts to view data alphabetically or by ascending or descending values (volume, head, value, and unit price). • To interchange between currencies, with the exchange rate and date clearly stated. • Extract any data, with and without filters applied, in to an excel format. This extract will export/present data in an appropriate format e.g., in formatted tables. • View a list of the latest trade flow information data available by country and when each country’s data was last updated and when next releases are due. • Create and save data queries which can run automatically. If possible, when scheduled, it is desirable for the output to be emailed to AHDB. Data extract service In addition to the web-based platform, AHDB require the “Dataset” to be delivered via an FTP or API protocol for inclusion in our in-house database (property of AHDB). These data files should: • Be provided in CSV format or links to the dataset via API. • Be delivered, at a minimum, monthly (options for more frequent supply e.g., weekly should be detailed if available). • Be delivered within 1 working day of the UK HMRC trade flow information being uploaded to the web-based platform. • For any post Brexit UK import data we would require country of origin for GB imports and despatch for imports into NI. Exports should be recorded as country of destination. • Contain the latest trade flow information. • Contain any historical trade flow information, going back at least 10 years, which has been updated/amended since the last data extract service was provided (please note a complete data file is required rather than just the amends). • Contain the following information: o Flow direction (import or export only) o Year o Month o HS commodity code o Reporter country o Partner country o Value ($, € and £) o Unit type (in appropriate units e.g. kilograms, tonnes, head or litres) o Quantity of units
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
OneCall 24 Healthcare Limited
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Structural Surveys to LPS Blocks- Doddington Estate, Wandsworth, SW11
2026-04-29
dept_slug
london-borough-of-wandsworth
supplier
Perega Limited
value
123925
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Structural Surveys of Higher Risk Buildings Constructed Using Large Panel System (LPS) Blocks
Public Analyst Training
2026-04-29
dept_slug
food-standards-agency
supplier
LGC Limited
value
186667
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
pending
description
The Food Safety Act 1990 requires LAs to appoint PAs for chemical and compositional food sampling in a legal context and provide a CoA which is admissible as evidence in criminal proceedings. The MChemA qualification needed to become a PA is rightly challenging to achieve as it ensures extensive knowledge in chemical analysis and competence in providing an expert legal opinion on the quality, safety and probity of food. As some analyses require being tested under the direction of a PA or require the PA to undertake the test themselves due to the need for specialised training, a reduction in the number of PAs hugely reduces the capacity of PA OLs. Moreover, PA OLs who lose their PA due to retirement, or fail to appoint one, will lose their ability to test samples under the Food Safety Act 1990 leading to an inability for LAs to take enforcement action. Funding the training and continued professional development (CPD) of PAs and providing funding to backfill desk analyst roles in the laboratory could improve capacity and capability in PA OLs as outlined in the FSA Board Paper 2022. Providing such a succession plan will guarantee the future of the PA profession and the PA OL system. The project must demonstrate the design and delivery of a training programme which supports the development of PA trainees’ skills, knowledge, and experience in a PA OL throughout their MChemA. This should enable trainees to be better equipped to become practising PAs and therefore support the succession planning of PAs in PA OLs, to ensure that they can continue to act as PA OLs in the future.
CBMDC 604 - Solarwinds
2026-04-29
dept_slug
city-of-bradford-metropolitan-district-council
supplier
CDW Limited
value
37321.16
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
2 year licence for SolarWinds Network. Purchased following a further competition under the Council's Framework for the Provision of IT Software (ocds-h6vhtk-059bfd).
CBMDC 604 - Solarwinds
2026-04-29
dept_slug
city-of-bradford-metropolitan-district-council
supplier
CDW Limited
value
37321.16
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
2 year licence for SolarWinds Network. Purchased following a further competition under the Council's Framework for the Provision of IT Software (ocds-h6vhtk-059bfd).
DA for Caversham Lakes
2026-04-29
dept_slug
environment-agency
supplier
Plymouth Marine Ltd
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
provision of lifting services of both Environment Agency (EA) and third-party vessels using an EA crane asset, to enable SIMAR services to be delivered. These services will be carried out at the following site: Environment Agency, Caversham Lakes, Henley Road, Reading, RG4 9RA.
Public Analyst Training
2026-04-29
dept_slug
food-standards-agency
supplier
LGC Limited
value
186667
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
pending
description
The Food Safety Act 1990 requires LAs to appoint PAs for chemical and compositional food sampling in a legal context and provide a CoA which is admissible as evidence in criminal proceedings. The MChemA qualification needed to become a PA is rightly challenging to achieve as it ensures extensive knowledge in chemical analysis and competence in providing an expert legal opinion on the quality, safety and probity of food. As some analyses require being tested under the direction of a PA or require the PA to undertake the test themselves due to the need for specialised training, a reduction in the number of PAs hugely reduces the capacity of PA OLs. Moreover, PA OLs who lose their PA due to retirement, or fail to appoint one, will lose their ability to test samples under the Food Safety Act 1990 leading to an inability for LAs to take enforcement action. Funding the training and continued professional development (CPD) of PAs and providing funding to backfill desk analyst roles in the laboratory could improve capacity and capability in PA OLs as outlined in the FSA Board Paper 2022. Providing such a succession plan will guarantee the future of the PA profession and the PA OL system. The project must demonstrate the design and delivery of a training programme which supports the development of PA trainees’ skills, knowledge, and experience in a PA OL throughout their MChemA. This should enable trainees to be better equipped to become practising PAs and therefore support the succession planning of PAs in PA OLs, to ensure that they can continue to act as PA OLs in the future.
Sunderland Connect 700 701
2026-04-29
dept_slug
tyne-and-wear-passenger-transport-executive-ta-nexus
supplier
Go North East Limited
value
182150
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Sunderland Connect is to provide bus service links between Clanny House, University Campuses, Sunderland and St Peters Campus, offering services to staff and students as well as the general public.
Paradise Park Path ad Park Improvements
2026-04-29
dept_slug
south-ribble-borough-council
supplier
Ground Inc Ltd
value
165840
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
South Ribble Borough Council invited quotes for the Paradise Park paths and park improvements tender. All bids were evaluated in accordance to the terms set in the tender pack.
Determination of background levels of PFAS in a variety of foods
2026-04-29
dept_slug
food-standards-agency
supplier
Fera Science Ltd
value
200000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
pending
description
This research project aims to increase the Food Standards Agency's understanding about the concentration levels of PFAS in food products consumed in the UK and includes those grown or reared in the UK. The data will help to reduce some of the current data gaps in the evidence base. This will therefore enable a more accurate assessment of the risk to human health as well as identify any issues to take through the FSA’s risk analysis process and support future policy requirements/decision making.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
Appletree Support Limited
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
DelDelivery of UK, European and International trade flow information
2026-04-29
dept_slug
agriculture-and-horticulture-development-board
supplier
Trade Data Monitor, LLC
value
148333
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
AHDB requires information on trade flows between different countries across the globe. At the most granular level, this “Dataset” includes: • Trade flows from two- down to ten-digit HS commodity code level. • Trade flow information for a variety of countries across the globe (both reporter and/or partner country). • Information on the direction of travel (import, export, total trade, and trade balance). • Information on the port and mode of transport where possible • Information on the State where applicable. • The volume of any trade flow depicted in appropriate units (e.g. kilograms, tonnes, head or litres). • The value of any trade flow in £s, USDs, €s and the reporting country’s own currency. • The average unit price of trade flows. • The latest monthly information as well as historical monthly, quarterly, and annual data (at least 20 years). Web-based platform AHDB require access, for approximately 50 team members, to a web-based platform which allows users to view and interrogate the “Dataset” outlined above. Ideally, the system will allow users to perform the below functions. The supplier should outline a) if any of the below is not possible and b) if any additional functionality is available. • View the latest trade flow information which will be available within 2 to 3 working days of it being released by the relevant country’s Customs and Excise office or equivalent. • View historical trade flow information in both graph and tabular format. Able to view historical data for the UK back to 1990 and for EU and non-EU countries for ideally at least 25 years. • For any post-Brexit UK import data, we would require country of origin for GB imports and despatch for imports into NI. UK exports should be recorded as country of destination. • Apply filters to view different commodity codes and/or countries and/or time periods. • Apply pre-determined groupings to view different commodity codes and/or countries and/or time periods to include monthly, quarterly, annual, year ending and year to date views. Create and save bespoke groupings of commodity codes and countries. • Ability to view the EU values as a collective country group within any query results • Share bespoke groupings of commodity codes and/or countries and/or time periods with other users. • Drill down and view the codes at the most granular level contained in a bespoke commodity grouping. • View volume and value in one table as well as being able to toggle between volume and value of the trade flow. • View average unit price in a table or graph for the commodity code/product grouping. • View a list of trade data flows by commodity code, product grouping, reporting country, trade partner, port, mode of transport and State where applicable. • Apply sorts to view data alphabetically or by ascending or descending values (volume, head, value, and unit price). • To interchange between currencies, with the exchange rate and date clearly stated. • Extract any data, with and without filters applied, in to an excel format. This extract will export/present data in an appropriate format e.g., in formatted tables. • View a list of the latest trade flow information data available by country and when each country’s data was last updated and when next releases are due. • Create and save data queries which can run automatically. If possible, when scheduled, it is desirable for the output to be emailed to AHDB. Data extract service In addition to the web-based platform, AHDB require the “Dataset” to be delivered via an FTP or API protocol for inclusion in our in-house database (property of AHDB). These data files should: • Be provided in CSV format or links to the dataset via API. • Be delivered, at a minimum, monthly (options for more frequent supply e.g., weekly should be detailed if available). • Be delivered within 1 working day of the UK HMRC trade flow information being uploaded to the web-based platform. • For any post Brexit UK import data we would require country of origin for GB imports and despatch for imports into NI. Exports should be recorded as country of destination. • Contain the latest trade flow information. • Contain any historical trade flow information, going back at least 10 years, which has been updated/amended since the last data extract service was provided (please note a complete data file is required rather than just the amends). • Contain the following information: o Flow direction (import or export only) o Year o Month o HS commodity code o Reporter country o Partner country o Value ($, € and £) o Unit type (in appropriate units e.g. kilograms, tonnes, head or litres) o Quantity of units
TVI Learning - Catering Tender
2026-04-29
dept_slug
tvi-learning
supplier
Olive Dining Ltd
value
963120
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
TVI Learning is a vibrant Multi Academy Trust located within the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham – currently formed of Thames View Infants and in the future to include our brand new Free School, Fords View Primary (earmarked to open post 2028). When full, this new Primary School will have 630 pupils on roll, all of which will require a 100% hot meal offer, mirroring the vision of Thames View Infants. Thames View Infants is a thriving, award-winning, four-form multi-cultural Academy, situated within the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. TVI has been judged ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted across three consecutive Inspections (in 2009, 2014 & 2024). We work hard to provide a caring, fun, vibrant and supportive learning community where every child and their family really do matter. Further information regarding the School can be obtained here: https://thamesviewinfants.org and the trust, here: https://tvilearning.org/ Tender information: The successful tenderer will be required to provide high quality catering services to Thames View Infants, which has 360 pupils (Reception to Year 2), an 18-place 30 hours’ Nursery, and 80 teaching and support staff. The contract term being tendered is for three years, 25th May 2026 – 31st July 2029. There is an option for a further extension period for up to two additional years to 31st July 2031. The contract offers an excellent opportunity to review and propose enhancements to the current catering services at the School. This includes but is not limited to lunchtime services over the academic year, plus hospitality services upon request. At TVI, we recognise that everybody’s relationship with food is deeply complex, often rooted in intergenerational and traditional family habits. Our mission is to constructively challenge these inherited dispositions and build a truly positive food culture. We place food at the heart of the curriculum through whole-School and in-class family food events. Our ambition is to ensure every child is able to enjoy a wide variety of foods —setting a foundation for a lifelong and healthy love of food. This holistic approach, in partnership with our families and catering provider, aims to transform children's dispositions towards food. We are passionate about this ethos and the Headteacher regularly speaks at national conferences on this vision. At Thames View Infants, we serve a 100% hot meal offer for all children (no packed lunches are permitted). We desire a high quality food offer for our children, including fresh locally sourced ingredients prepared on site, with a menu design that is flexible to suit the requirements of the School’s multicultural demographic. Meal choices must be balanced and change depending on the season, including themed menu days. We are engaged in our catering offer. We have a 27-place High Needs Provision with children who may require a restrictive diet due to sensory sensitivities. We run a specialist Lunch Club dedicated to supporting children who are reluctant eaters, used to restrictive diets, or experiencing food phobias. It delivers a high success rate in developing children’s confidence when eating. Even our youngest Nursery children benefit from a nutritious “hot picky tea” at lunchtime. Up to five staff each day undertake a lunch duty and eat with the children, to model lunchtime behaviours and to develop speech and language skills. The School is proud of its ‘family ethos’ and expects both a tightly managed service’ and a leadership style delivered by the successful contractor that supports the catering staff, who have their own crucial role to play in helping children to recognise and name the foods served. The School’s leadership team are hands-on during lunchtimes. Lunch is served in the hall , which is a multi-use room. The Contractor will have limited time access each School day to deliver the hot meals service. Service commences at 11:45 and is ongoing until 13:00. During this time, there will be a free flow of children, and it is expected that the contractor will deliver a swift in/out service with provision of adequate staff ratios to manage the service in this manner. The hall must be cleared, cleaned and ready for assembly each day by 1:10pm. The School is not obliged to accept the lowest price submitted for this tender, rather the School is keen to secure ‘best value’ from this contract and to deliver ‘best value’ to its Children; however, it is highly desirable that the winning contractor will offer a total charge per meal at or below the UIFSM funded price throughout the duration of its contract, which allows for school staff to eat with the children at no additional cost. Innovative and creative ideas as to how the services can be developed and value added, will be welcomed. The School seeks a contractor that is keen to work in partnership and who will deliver to its highest abilities, at all times. We welcome a company who are willing to adapt to our needs and embraces our vision for lunchtimes. Value of contract: The annual value of the current contract is £192,264 Therefore the value of this contract is £963,120 The contract shall be a guaranteed performance contract with any hospitality requirements billed separately. The tender process will be run under a two stage Competitive Flexible procedure. Additional requirements and information: •The School has a minimum requirement for a contractor’s employers' liability and public liability insurances of £5 million •The minimum annual turnover that your company must have achieved to be considered for this opportunity is £1 million •This is a London living wage contract •There are 3 permanent incumbent catering staff currently within the Local Government Pension Scheme. •The catering services are currently contracted to Juniper Ventures. •Please note that this is a growing Trust and should any schools join the trust during the tenure of this catering contract they may join this contract, at the trust’s discretion. •Please note that the successful tenderer will be required to pay the RIVA tender fee for this project directly to RIVA, upon their contract award.
240195 - DFG - Lot 8
2026-04-29
dept_slug
north-lincolnshire-council
supplier
JP Developers Ltd
value
22991.31
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
240195 - Award under North Lincolnshire Council's Construction and Highways framework, Lot 8 Disabled Facilities Grant
Strategic Asset Management
2026-04-29
dept_slug
exeter-city-council
supplier
CIPFA BUSINESS LIMITED
value
30000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Strategic Asset Management. Plan drafting & consultancy.
CSP26410 - Storage
2026-04-29
dept_slug
uk-research-and-innovation
supplier
BIG YELLOW SELF STORAGE (GP) LIMITED
value
43000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
***** THIS IS A CONTRACT DETAILS NOTICE, NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION ***** This procurement is being concluded following a limited competition procurement exercise. UK Research Innovation (UKRI) had a requirement for storage to be supplied. The contract was awarded after a competitive quotation procedure.
Residential Alcohol Detoxification and Rehabilitation Service
2026-04-29
dept_slug
leeds-city-council
supplier
St. Anne's Community Services
value
11610000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
The provision of an integrated Residential Alcohol Detoxification and Rehabilitation Service in the city as part of a programme of treatment in conjunction with the Council’s commissioned drug and alcohol service to support people in Leeds.
Adult Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) in Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland
2026-04-29
dept_slug
nhs-england
supplier
Mountain Healthcare
value
4430000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
To provide an integrated forensic medical examination service and sexual assault referral centre (SARC) for adults in Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland.
Paradise Park Path ad Park Improvements
2026-04-29
dept_slug
south-ribble-borough-council
supplier
Ground Inc Ltd
value
165840
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
South Ribble Borough Council invited quotes for the Paradise Park paths and park improvements tender. All bids were evaluated in accordance to the terms set in the tender pack.
Provision of 3G Pitch
2026-04-29
dept_slug
great-baddow-parish-council
supplier
ETC Sports Surfaces
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
To provide a 3G pitch as per the specification at Great Baddow Recreation Ground.
Sheep Genetic Technical Speciaist Services
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hybu-cig-cymru-meat-promotion-wales
supplier
Innovis Breeding Sheep Limited
value
932424
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
pending
description
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 and impactful way to assist lowering the carbon footprint of the sheep sector in Wales. HCC is seeking a supplier to provide technical expertise in sheep genetics and support for the delivery of the project in relation to the activities detailed below:The Welsh Sheep Genetics Programme The core requirement of the WSGP is to improve the understanding and uptake of EBVs and Genomic EBVs within the Welsh sheep sector. It is envisaged that the programme will be delivered through the following stages;Transition support for existing participants of the WSGP who wish to continue in Phase 2Initially, the priority will be to provide a seamless transition for current participants of the WSGP into Phase 2. This will seek to maintain and maximise the data collection opportunity for the 2026 lambing season.Approximately 60 flocks actively participated at the end of the first phase of the programme, with various degrees of experience and understanding within the field of sheep genetics. For the final year of Phase 1 of the WSGP, 42 flocks with an average 119 lambs undertook DNA Sampling (a total of circa. 5,000 lambs for the year). 60 flocks undertook backfat scanning with an average of 228 lambs scanned. It is expected that the number of flocks participating in the programme increase in Phase 2, with the average number of lambs per farm remaining relatively stable. Identify and recruit a suitable range of participating farms & breedsOnce it is known how many existing participants will transfer over to Phase 2 of the WSGP, there will be opportunities to expand the offer to new businesses. It Is envisaged the recruitment of participating businesses to be a mix of:• Those experienced in genetic improvement of sheep – this is to ensure a continued level of knowledge and data which can be shared with other farming businesses who are looking at genetics• Those who have already started on engaging with genetic improvement, but require further assistance to develop their knowledge, understanding and confidence.• Those who are new to the process.The level of support will be proportionate to the participating businesses experience of the subject, but the goal will be for beneficiaries having the practical knowledge and expertise to undertake the work independently.Identify KPIs and create an Action Plan for participating businesses - working with the eligible businesses in identifying their current baseline performance, KPIs will be identified for the businesses, and an action plan created with clear recommendations for participating businesses at the end of the programme.Provide a pathway report for options for future support in this field - using lessons learnt from Phase 1 of the WSGP and from similar schemes and programmes provided in Wales and the UK, a pathway report for potential future options for support in this field will be undertaken.Develop additional applicable innovative projects - during the programme there will be potential to develop innovative projects linked to work within the sheep genetics sphere. This may include continuing with existing projects developed under the WSGP, or proposals for new projects or a combination of both.HCC requires suppliers who can provide sheep genetics expertise and support for the delivery of the project in relation to the following activities.The contract will run until 31 March 2029.
DA for Caversham Lakes
2026-04-29
dept_slug
environment-agency
supplier
Plymouth Marine Ltd
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
provision of lifting services of both Environment Agency (EA) and third-party vessels using an EA crane asset, to enable SIMAR services to be delivered. These services will be carried out at the following site: Environment Agency, Caversham Lakes, Henley Road, Reading, RG4 9RA.
Lit Review: Cyanobacterial toxins in fish arising from cyanobacterial bloom
2026-04-29
dept_slug
food-standards-agency
supplier
Toxicology and Risk Assessment Consulting Ltd (TARA)
value
139985
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
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 total microcystins, anaxtoxins, cylindrospermopsins and saxitoxins) as well as any other potential toxins, including anabaenopeptins which have recently been detected in the water in Lough Neagh. This piece of work will also enable the FSA to ensure all relevant contemporary scientific evidence is taken into account during the completion of our risk assessments for food and feed. This literature review is required to consider the most up-to-date scientific literature of the occurrence and toxicity through food and feed of cyanobacterial toxins in fish and other foods. As a part of this review, it would be critical to determine the latest knowledge on the toxicity of these toxins and the levels of their occurrence, sites of occurrence and bioaccumulation in fish species relevant to those found in Lough Neagh as well unidentifiable peaks which may contain other toxins. Information about the accumulation of toxins from year to year in fish within the same water body that is affected by recurring algal blooms would be useful as well as insights as to how toxin levels may vary by the age or size of the fish. In addition, knowledge of their occurrence and/or combined toxicology in wildfowl, waterfowl and other food products, such as meat and milk from cows exposed by living on or around waterways affected by cyanobacterial blooms and/or consuming the blue green algae material would be beneficial. Information on the susceptibilities of various animal species such as zoo animal species which consume fish from Lough Neagh would be very useful. Information in relation to the seasonal patterns of blue green algae (i.e. when they are most potent) will further help to support and inform future sampling monitoring programmes. An understanding of what other countries are detecting in relation to cyanotoxins in fish or other foods and what action they are taking in relation to this would be beneficial. Other potential sources of contamination in these blue green algae affected waters and the extent to which cyanotoxins can accumulate in these sources such as sediments which when disturbed may release cyanotoxins in the water resulting in exposure by fish and other aquatic wildlife have not been considered previously and would be beneficial to be considered as part of this literature review. Once a literature review has been completed, the FSA and a scientific advisory committee (SAC), the Committee on Toxicology of Chemicals in Food, Consumer Products and the Environment (COT), will evaluate the data gathered and use it to inform future risk assessments and risk management and wider regulatory policy decisions and guidance.
DAERA - The inspection, maintenance, servicing and repair of boats, associated trailers and outboard engines for EMFG Inland Fisheries
2026-04-29
dept_slug
department-of-agriculture-environment-and-rural-affairs
supplier
McAleese Marine
value
450000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
DAERA Inland Fisheries, part of the Environment, Marine and Fisheries Group, operates a fleet of vessels, trailers and outboard engines across Northern Ireland to support statutory duties under the Fisheries Act (NI) 1966, including protecting, conserving, developing and promoting salmon and inland fisheries. These vessels must remain safe, fully operational and legally compliant with relevant Health and Safety legislation and Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) codes of practice (MGN 280, Workboat Code Edition 3, MGN 469), and are essential to the delivery of operational enforcement, monitoring and management activities. DAERA Inland Fisheries are seeking to appoint a Supplier to deliver this service.
CSP26485 - Team Development Coaching
2026-04-29
dept_slug
uk-research-and-innovation
supplier
Azzur Ltd
value
19640
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
***** THIS IS A CONTRACT DETAILS NOTICE, NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION ***** This procurement is being concluded following a limited competition procurement exercise. UK Research Innovation (UKRI) had a requirement for team development coaching to be supplied. The contract was awarded after a competitive quotation procedure.
Safety Risk Model (SRM) v10 upgrade
2026-04-29
dept_slug
rail-safety-and-standards-board
supplier
Sotera Risk Solutions Limited
value
56000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
RSSB is updating the Safety Risk Model to version 10 (SRM v10). Most work will be handled internally, but an external supplier is needed for specific tasks in modelling and integration from May to December 2026. Tasks include: 1.Development of escalation factors for the suite of train accident models 2.Development of injury atoms for the suite of train accident models 3.Independent Quality Assurance (QA) review of SRM v10 risk estimates 4.Comparison of SRM v10 with SRM v9 risk estimates 5.Independent QA of SRM v10 dashboard
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
Absolute Healthcare Providers Limited
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
Acerta24 Limited
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
Acerta24 Limited
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
Whispers Care Solutions Ltd
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
Appletree Support Limited
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
Absolute Healthcare Providers Limited
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
Belrose Limited t/a Bluebird Care Winchester, Eastleigh & Romsey
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
CAS Care Solutions Ltd
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
Triple Care Healthcare Services Ltd
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
Global Healthcare Solutions Ltd
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
Invictus Complex Care Limited
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)
2026-04-29
dept_slug
hampshire-county-council
supplier
JJR Care Limited
value
680000
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Hampshire County Council Children’s Services commissions care support for children and young people with disabilities. The children and young people requiring care support services will include those with severe disabilities such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum conditions, behaviour that challenges and complex physical or mental health needs. The Services are part of a holistic support package for the child / young person that meets identified outcomes as part of a Care Plan as agreed by the Council’s County Allocation Panel. This Service is part of Hampshire County Council’s Children’s Services Department’s continuum of services which support children and young people with disabilities. Care support is a Tier 4 specialist service, which can be offered to a family following a social care assessment where the Disabled Children’s Team criteria has been met and/or an unmet social care need has been identified. The Services will have the following features: • provides a time limited or ongoing intervention for families, dependent on need • provides a range of different types of support to be available (e.g. domiciliary care, personal care, support in the community, overnight care etc.) • provides flexible levels of support to meet individual needs (some families may only need light touch, and some will need intensive) • provides support at both the times that is assessed as a need by the Social Worker and requested by families, for the time period required (e.g., one hour at the beginning and / or end of the day) • provides suitably trained, reliable, consistent workers; known to the child or young person, all of whom will have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check, to ensure continuity and stability for families • delivers Excellent / Good care in accordance with Care Quality Commission guidance for providers of health and social care services for children and young people • identifies opportunities for the use of assistive care technologies and equipment to enable families to support their child independently in their own home or for the young person to access the community independently • can support a child or young person in their own homes whilst the parent or carer is not present • can support a child or young person in a residential home, foster home or their own home • can support the child or young person in their local communities The current Care Support for Children with a Disability Framework was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in social care, for children who require support in their home environment and to safeguard these children. The service is coming to the end of it's life span and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from the current Framework and the Authority is looking is looking for contracts for services under the Framework to commence from 01/09/2026. This is a light touch contract as set out in section 9 of the Procurement Act 2023. As such the Council is establishing a Framework which will be open for new entrants across it's entire term. However, the Council reserves the right to temporarily pause the Framework for new entrants at any point. Any pause will be communicated through the Councils electronic tendering system. The Timetable in section 4.1 relates to the initial application window. Once the Framework commences it will be reopened for new applications and suppliers will be able to apply at any point up until 3 months before the Framework expires.
Provision of Organisational Health Strategic Advisory
2026-04-29
dept_slug
intellectual-property-office
supplier
Org Health Limited t/a Table Group
value
25833.33
awarded_date
2026-04-29
status
active
description
Strategic Advice for IPO Exec Team - to deliver a two-day Executive Team Offsite programme for ‘Organisational Health’ which will provide dedicated consultancy for making organisations more successful and work more fulfilling
Space Technology Solutions
2026-04-29
dept_slug
government-commercial-agency
awarded_date
2026-04-29

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CSP26410 - Storage

Residential Alcohol Detoxification and Rehabilitation Service

Adult Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) in Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland

Paradise Park Path ad Park Improvements

Provision of 3G Pitch

Sheep Genetic Technical Speciaist Services

DA for Caversham Lakes

Lit Review: Cyanobacterial toxins in fish arising from cyanobacterial bloom

DAERA - The inspection, maintenance, servicing and repair of boats, associated trailers and outboard engines for EMFG Inland Fisheries

CSP26485 - Team Development Coaching

Safety Risk Model (SRM) v10 upgrade

Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)

Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)

Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)

Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)

Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)

Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)

Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)

Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)

Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)

Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)

Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)

Care Support Services for Children with a Disability (2026)

Provision of Organisational Health Strategic Advisory

Space Technology Solutions