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Fort Royal Community Primary School is seeking a provider of professional cleaning services to maintain its campus throughout the term and during holiday periods. The supplier will be responsible for routine morning cleaning that commences at 6:00 a.m. on term‑time and additional studies days, as well as deep‑cleaning activities during holidays when the school is closed for approximately four weeks each year. The contract, set to last three years with a possible extension, will cover a maintained special‑needs primary school in Central Worcester comprising 208 pupils, 170 staff and 25 classrooms, including specialised facilities such as a hydrotherapy pool, sensory areas and extensive outdoor learning spaces.

In addition to the standard daily schedule, the successful supplier must deliver ad‑hoc cleaning at the onset of holidays—including bin clearance and targeted cleans in key areas during Easter, summer and Christmas breaks—and work flexibly around any future holiday club or other seasonal activities. The school expects the contract to accommodate adjustments to cleaning times if a revised morning schedule is adopted, while remaining responsive to unexpected events such as staff shifts or class‐room changes across the year.

All cleaning work must be carried out using approved, environmentally friendly cleaning agents and must comply with applicable health and safety regulations.

IUKBC, Innovate UK Business Connect, is inviting a web development supplier to provide ongoing design, development and maintenance of its primary web presence (iuk‑business‑connect.org.uk) and the associated project platforms that support its network of innovators. The selected supplier will work closely with IUKBC’s digital team to translate project briefs into fully functional web solutions, ensure continuous site availability, perform routine patching and updates, and manage the technical, design and account‑management aspects of the website over a 12‑month retainer period, with the potential for additional pipeline projects to be identified and delivered as needed.

In addition to the baseline retainer, the supplier will be expected to deliver new platform development from concept through to launch, provide a schedule of costs and timelines, submit a narrative describing its design and collaboration approach, share relevant case studies, and complete the pre‑qualification questionnaire and legal terms and conditions. The contract is for the UK market and requires the provider to meet recognised security standards, demonstrating compliance with Cyber Essentials Plus or ISO 27001 and ensuring that the website remains secure, available and accessible throughout the engagement period.

The Communities & Housing Investment Consortium Ltd. (CHIC) is procuring, through a closed framework contract for the period 2026‑2030, a multi‑disciplinary asset compliance and assurance service package. The framework will enable CHIC members to maintain statutory, regulatory and governance obligations for a broad portfolio of domestic and non‑domestic properties, including individual units, blocks and estates, by providing risk assessment, inspection, monitoring, maintenance, remedial works, audit, independent assurance, reporting and verification across the life cycle of the assets. The contract comprises three distinct lots: Lot 1 supplies comprehensive water‑hygiene services covering risk assessments, sampling, and the servicing, maintenance, installation and replacement of water‑system components; Lot 2 delivers full asbestos‑management services including surveys, sampling, analysis, register management, monitoring, advisory support, and licensed removal, encapsulation and demolition works; and Lot 3 offers desktop‑based audit, review and assurance activities conducted exclusively through documentation review, data analysis and digital evidence validation.

All suppliers engaged under the framework must provide competent, pre‑qualified personnel and delivery capabilities that cover the specified disciplines, and must be able to operate on a project‑by‑project or call‑off basis for any additional, associated services arising during the term. The framework is designed to provide national coverage across the United Kingdom, with suppliers indicating the regions where they can deliver services. All services must comply with applicable statutory, regulatory and industry standards for asset compliance and building safety.

The contracting entity is seeking to establish a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS). The DPS will encompass a full range of CAMHS covering North Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent, with delivery modalities including face-to-face, digital, or blended approaches.

Selected organizations must be able to provide services across the 0-25 year spectrum, with primary focus on the 0-18 year age group. A multi-disciplinary team (MDT) approach is required, utilizing a strengths-based and trauma-informed methodology focused on achieving positive outcomes for children, young people, and their families/carers.

The DPS will be open for a period of five years, allowing new organizations to join throughout this timeframe. Appointed providers will be invited to submit quotations when specific service requirements arise. The contract is suitable for both Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) organizations.

Lancashire County Council is seeking to procure specialist inpatient detoxification and rehabilitation services for individuals experiencing substance misuse in Lancashire, England. The procurement encompasses two distinct service categories: detoxification services and rehabilitation programs.

Detoxification services will provide comprehensive assessment, stabilization, and medically assisted withdrawal for individuals misusing drugs and alcohol. Rehabilitation programs will offer a range of residential and non-residential interventions tailored to address individual needs, promote behavior change, enhance resilience, and support trauma recovery.

The contract term is set at 10 years, commencing on August 1, 2024. Lancashire County Council anticipates an estimated total spend of up to £30,217,214 over the contract duration. Blackpool Council will also have access to the established Pseudo Dynamic Purchasing System (PDPS) with an estimated spend of up to £3,219,000. The PDPS will remain open for new applications throughout the contract term, allowing for ongoing participation from qualified providers.