UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Telford & Wrekin Council are looking to receive applications from Providers to join a multiprovider Framework to deliver specialist care services for Adults with Learning Disabilities, Autism, Mental Health and Acquired Brain Injury needs, in suitable locations. We want to work with established, experienced providers who deliver a curious, compassionate and solution focused approach central to delivering a person-centred service. Community Led support (including that delivered by partners in the Voluntary and Community Sector) Living Well forms the basis of all Lots. The principles and ethos of Living Well apply whether someone has complex needs or lower-level needs. We want people to be part of the community in which they live. This is not typically regulated provision and is provided to people with: - Learning disabilities - Autism - Mental Health - Acquired Brain Injury The value of the Framework will be shared across all Lots.

The criminal exploitation of children has become a growing priority in the UK for child protection, police, schools and local support agencies. The need for a national strategy and best practice guidance is a current focus for the Government, and that will unfold during the duration of this contract for a service to support young people at risk of criminal exploitation. Within the borough of Telford & Wrekin, the Community Safety Partnership creates a multi-functional team to tackle local issues - including Child Criminal exploitation. This collaboration between agencies working with children is essential for ensuring children receive the best safeguarding and support to promote their wellbeing. In respect of this, Telford & Wrekin Council are seeking a service provider to work alongside our: • Childrens Services CATE Team, that specialises in services for children and young people who are affected by child exploitation and harm outside of the home; and our • Education Safeguarding function; and our • Community Safety Team Overall, the Council are looking for a provider with the necessary expertise to deliver this specialist service, that forms a key part of the Council's duty to safeguard our children and young people from criminal exploitation, enabling them to make positive choices and fulfil their potential for adulthood.

disabled facilities grant works - automatic door system

Disabled facilities grant works - shower over bath

Disabled facilities grant works - level access shower room

disabled facilities grant works - formation of ground floor shower room, internal ramping, door widening, external ramping

disabled facilities grant works - level access shower room

disabled facilities grant works - door widening and ramping

disabled facilities grant works - level access shower room

Telford & Wrekin Council are inviting the market to tender for the provision of support for victims of domestic abuse and their children under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, specifically giving effect to the local strategy for the provision of support through commissioning decisions. Service and procurement These services will be procured under the Procurement Act 2023 using an Open Process. The service procurement is a two-lot process: Lot 1 Domestic Abuse Specialist Support Service Lot 2 Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Behaviour Change Programme Domestic Abuse Specialist Support Service Aims The aims of the service are to ensure that everyone who is affected by domestic abuse in the Borough can access the help and support they need, when they need it, and to reduce the incidence of domestic abuse in our communities. Requirements of the service - Single Point of contact, Specialist Support for Victims/Survivors & Families, and Specialist Support for Children & Young people 2 year, 10 month contract for DA Specialist Support Service = £878,340 1 + 1 extension Perpetrator Behaviour Change Programme Aims This service is for community-based services for perpetrators of domestic abuse, to increase victim safety, protect and safeguard children, and reduce perpetrator recidivism. Requirements of the service - Low - medium risk perpetrator behaviour change programme, training, support and supervision for professionals 1 year, 10 month Perpetrator Behaviour Change Programme = £181,810 dependent upon funding extension if available then 1+1 extension

disabled facilities grant works - level access shower room, ramp, upvc door, internal remodelling

disabled facilities grant works - level access shower room

Disabled facilities grant works - level access shower room

disabled facilities grant works - level access shower room

Disabled facilities grant works - level access shower

Disabled facility grant works - level access shower room

Disabled Facilities Grant minor building works (garden adaptation)

Short term supported accommodation for young people and adults

Telford & Wrekin Council (the Council) is responsible for administering of the Disabled Facilities Grant. Where it is chosen by the Client this also includes managing the installation of accessible bathrooms / shower rooms, internal remodelling and ramped access where these are to be funded in whole or part from the grant. All works are within private domestic properties either owned or rented by the grant applicant. There are 2 Lots: Lot 1 DFG Grant works schedule of rates (works up to £30k) Lot 2 DFG Grant project (works up to £120k)

The grant funding is specifically to support the design, manufacture, and installation of eleven (11) galvanised steel coracles.