UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

TC165 Civil Parking Enforcement and Car Parking Management\r Civil Parking Enforcement by issuing penalty charge notices to vehicles parked in contravention of parking restrictions throughout the Bolton and Rochdale Boroughs.\r Car Park Management Services including car park maintenance, 1st line maintenance for pay and display machines and cash collection for Rochdale Borough Council only.

The Borough Council of Bolton ("the Authority") is prepared to receive tenders for TC011- Anti-Social Behaviour Victims Champion which will be subject to the information, specification and tender package enclosed.

The Borough Council of Bolton ("the Authority") received tenders to be included on the Dynamic Purchasing System for the Provision of Passenger Transport Services which was subject to the information, specification and tender package.\r \r A Dynamic Purchasing System is, in effect, an open framework agreement to which new providers can apply to be appointed to during its life. During this period new providers will be able to gain entry onto the Dynamic Purchasing System. During this period, the Dynamic Purchasing System will re-open intermittently, during which periods new providers will be able to gain entry onto the Dynamic Purchasing System. It is envisaged that the Dynamic Purchasing System will be re-opened as and when there is a requirement by the Authority for further provision.\r \r The term of the Dynamic Purchasing System will be for 5 years. The Dynamic Purchasing System will commence on 5th September 2020.

The Borough Council of Bolton ("the Authority") is prepared to receive tenders for Kitchen Ventilation Extraction Fan Cleaning which will be subject to the information, specification and tender package enclosed. The Authority's School Meals Service requires a specialist and competent company to clean and certify the cleaning of kitchen extraction fans and associated ventilation equipment (the "Service"), at various sites throughout the borough as per the Address List, which is attached as part of the tender pack. Please note, the Establishments detailed within the Address List cannot be guaranteed, but are the sites currently serviced to by the current supplier, which may increase or reduce during the period of the Framework.

The Borough Council of Bolton ("the Authority") is prepared to receive tenders for Special Education Need (SEN) Outreach Service (the "Service"), which will be subject to the information, specification and tender package enclosed. The Service must specialise in the main areas of special need as outlined in the SEND Code of Practice. The key areas of need for this Service include: • Cognition and Learning Needs This includes children who have difficulty with learning, thinking and understanding or who have developmental delay. They may have features of moderate, severe or profound learning difficulties or specific learning difficulties (for example dyslexia, dyscalculia and dyspraxia). • Communication and Interaction Needs This includes children with speech and language difficulties and disorders and autistic spectrum disorders. • Physical Needs This includes children with a range of physical disabilities which impede their learning in school and their ability to take part in the curriculum.

he Borough Council of Bolton ("the Authority") recieved tenders for Voluntary Sector Infrastructure Support which were subject to the information, specification and tender package enclosed. Bolton has a large and diverse Voluntary and Community Sector (VCSE) which adds huge value to the borough's quality of life and that of its residents. An eco-system made up of over 1,600 groups and organisations of all types and sizes, reaching deep into Bolton's communities. The VCSE sector also plays a crucial part in supporting Bolton achieve its aspirations, as outlined in Bolton2030 as our partnership long-term vision for the borough. Bolton2030 was co-developed by key partners, including those in the VCSE. The rationale for commissioning an infrastructure support partner with the capacity and capability to support and develop VCSE locally, was firmly established as we delivered Aspiring and Achieving, Bolton's VCSE Strategy 2019-2021. The Authority's continued commissioning of an infrastructure partner (the "Provider") demonstrates our ongoing commitment to supporting a strong and capable VCSE that will help to deliver Bolton 2030 outcomes.

St Joseph's Roman Catholic High School is received tenders for the Provision of Grounds Maintenance Services which were subject to the information, specification and tender package enclosed. St. Josephs Roman Catholic High School is an 11-16 voluntary aided co-educational Roman Catholic Secondary School under the trusteeship of The Diocese of Salford. The School is maintained by the Local Authority, The Borough Council of Bolton, and have 860 students enrolled. Joeys, as the School is affectionately known, was established as a secondary school on 5th November 1963. Apart from the School grounds the successful tenderer will also be responsible for the grounds at St Anthony's Church located on Chorley New Road.

The Borough Council of Bolton ("the Authority") sought tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to be included on a Framework Agreement to provide School Swimming Transport for Primary Schools within the Metropolitan Borough of Bolton. This school swimming transport service is sub-divided into a number of Journey/Route Schedule(s) to be let upon the terms and conditions set out and referred to herein each of which may be let subject to a separate contract. The Authority coordinates primary school swimming transport lessons. The transport provided must be able to transport a minimum of 40 seated passengers. Currently all journey schedules are awarded to a single contractor. This procurement exercise is being run as an Open Invitation to Tender (ITT) and the Authority will appoint a main and a reserve contractor on the Framework Agreement.

The Borough Council of Bolton ("the Authority and/or Purchasing Body") utilising the GM Ethical Learning Disability And Autism Purchasing System, Lot 1, Independent at Home Flexible Purchasing System, recieved tenders for Learning Disability Supported Living Services which will be subject to the information, specification and tender package enclosed. The Contract has been divided into the following 2 Lots: Lot 1 - North Lot 2 - South This procurement exercise is being run as a Mini-Competition Tender and is to be awarded to a single (1) provider on each Lot, on the Contract.

The Borough Council of Bolton ("the Authority and/or Purchasing Body") utilising the GM Ethical Learning Disability And Autism Purchasing System, Lot 1, Independent at Home Flexible Purchasing System, recieved tenders for Learning Disability Supported Living Services which will be subject to the information, specification and tender package enclosed.\r \r The Contract has been divided into the following 2 Lots:\r \r Lot 1 - North\r \r Lot 2 - South\r \r This procurement exercise is being run as a Mini-Competition Tender and is to be awarded to a single (1) provider on each Lot, on the Contract.

The Borough Council of Bolton ("the Authority and/or Purchasing Body") utilising the GM Ethical Learning Disability And Autism Purchasing System, Lot 1, Independent at Home Flexible Purchasing System, received tenders for Learning Disability and Autism Supported Living Services which will be subject to the information, specification and tender package enclosed. This procurement exercise is being run as a Mini-Competition Tender and is to be awarded to a single (1) provider, on the Contract.

The Borough Council of Bolton ("the Customer") utilised the Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation ("YPO") Framework for Electronic Kitchen Management System - Lot 2 'Full Solution - a full electronic kitchen management solution comprising of software and hardware - cloud hosted or off premises' is prepared to receive tenders for the Supply of Electronic Kitchen and Communication System which was subject to the information, specification and tender package. To provide the Schools 1st - School Meals Service with a digital kitchen management system solution to include stock ordering and control, pre order meal option, allergen and nutritional portal, menu builder, back office reports and site monitoring. The specification will include all software and hardware requirements.

The Borough Council of Bolton ("the Customer") utilising Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation ("ESPO") Framework for Parking Management Solutions - Lot 4 Civil Enforcement Systems is prepared to receive tenders for the procurement of a Notice Processing System (the "System") which will be subject to the information, specification and tender package enclosed. The Customer's Parking Services Team have approval to procure the supply and implementation of an the "System. This will replace the current Notice Processing System. The System will enable effective management and control of the notice process end to end, where possible being automated and integrate with the Customer's back-office case management, payment, and 3rd Party systems. The objective of the project is to improve the Customer's overall performance on Notice Processing by efficiency and quality improvements. Additional information: no additional details

The Borough Council of Bolton ("the Authority") is prepared to receive tenders for TC026 - All Age Advocacy Services. The development of an All Age Advocacy Hub which will provide independent advocacy service for Adults, Looked After Children and Child Protection children within the care of Bolton Local Authority to meet all the statutory requirements for independent advocacy under the Childrens Act 1989, the Care Act 2014, the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and the Mental Health Act 2007, for all types of need. The term of the Contract will be for four (4) years with the option to extend for up to a further two (2) year period. It is intended for the Contract to commence on 1 April 2023.

The tender is to efficiently procure and mobilise services to meet the needs of vulnerable people in Bolton. The FPS will to be used by the Council's Housing Options and Community Safety Teams.\r \r The FPS will cover 2 Lots, broken down into sub-lots:\r \r Lot 1: Homelessness Services\r 1. Homelessness Prevention\r 2. Emergency Temporary Accommodation\r 3. Supported Housing\r 4. Other Accommodation Based Interventions\r 5. Floating Support\r 6. Young People's Supported Accommodation (16-25-year-olds) \r 7. Other Homelessness Related Support and Interventions\r \r Lot 2: Domestic Abuse Services\r 1. Safe Accommodation (in Refuge) with Specialist Onsite Support victim and children \r 2. Safe Accommodation (dispersed) Specialist Outreach Support for victims/Survivors and Children \r 3. Sanctuary Scheme\r 4. Perpetrator Intervention and Support (Perpetrator Service) \r 5. Independent Domestic Violence Advisors service (IDVA)\r 6. Identification and Referral to Improve Safety (GP) (IRIS)

Waste Management and Neighbourhood Services have approval to procure Integrated Software for Environmental Services, to provide a seamlessly integrated system ("System") for their waste management and street cleansing services (the "Services") that covers route design and planning, front line operations and workflow, task management and integrations with finance and Buyer relations management ("CRM") systems.

The Borough Council of Bolton ("the Authority") utilising the YPO Food Deals Dynamic Purchasing System - Lot 1, received tenders for School Meal Grocery Goods Procurement, which were subject to the information, specification and tender package. Bolton Council School Meals provides a catering service to ninety-one primary schools and three pupil referral units. The Contract is to supply and deliver grocery goods to the school kitchens.

The Borough Council of Bolton (the Authority) is prepared to receive tenders for a Beds and Hoists Servicing Contract, which will be subject to the information, specification and tender package enclosed. The Integrated Community Equipment Store (ICES) require a servicing and maintenance contract for all free-standing and fixed hoists and beds owned by the Authority and loaned to customers for use within their own homes to meet statutory requirements under the Care Act 2014. The term of the Framework will be for three (3) years with the option to extend for up to a further twelve (12) month period.

The Borough Council of Bolton (the Authority) is prepared to receive tenders for a Beds and Hoists Servicing Contract, which will be subject to the information, specification and tender package enclosed.\r \r The Integrated Community Equipment Store (ICES) require a servicing and maintenance contract for all free-standing and fixed hoists and beds owned by the Authority and loaned to customers for use within their own homes to meet statutory requirements under the Care Act 2014.\r \r The term of the Framework will be for three (3) years with the option to extend for up to a further twelve (12) month period.