UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The Council is seeking a single Provider to manage all onwards processes for Waste Paint from the Councils House Waste Recycling Centres (HWRC's) in Anchor Lane Bilston and Shaw Road in Wolverhampton, and additional addresses within the WV post code area from time to time. The Provider will collect this waste from the Council's HWRC's in Anchor Lane and Shaw Road in Wolverhampton, along with other addresses within WV postcode areas when required. Provider to supply and deliver to each HWRC site an Intermediate Bulk container (IBC) (1000ltr minimum) and to arrange and replace upon request from CWC.

Section 46, Public Health (Control of Disease Act) 1984, requires the City of Wolverhampton Council to arrange funerals (disposal of deceased) when all other means of doing so have been exhausted. In doing so, the Council makes reasonable attempts to seek any living relatives or friends who may want to arrange the funeral (or attend) before the Council proceeding with such arrangements. The Council is therefore seeking suitably qualified and professional organisations to carry out this service on behalf of the Council.

The scope of this contract shall cover: • Audio-visual (AV) conference equipment and associated services directly related with installing, testing, and commissioning it. • A hybrid meeting solution for the meeting rooms described in this document. • A maintenance and support facility for four years for the audio-visual system and associated hardware The Council would like to procure services to update existing AV equipment at the Civic Centre and implement functionality required to enhance our video conferencing capabilities. The goal is to support our digital approach for collaborative working. At present, the Council has limited audio and visual capabilities to facilitate medium, and large-scale video conferencing using Microsoft Teams. Site Visits: 12 August or 19 August (any bidder will only be allowed one site visit on any of the allocated days) Site Visit Civic Centre 09:00 - 11:00 (a maximum of 2 people per organisation only) A maximum of 7 organisation per visit per weekend. If this allocation is fully taken the Council will consider alternative times on these days. This is subject to Council discretion. These sessions will be limited to ten suppliers with a maximum of two representatives per supplier. These sessions will be on a first come first serve basis. Please submit your request for a site visit via the e-tendering portal messaging session by no later than Wednesday 9th August 2023. If the number of requests to schedule a site visit exceeds the number of slots available, additional dates will be made available at the councils discretion.

The council are now looking to commission a contract for the provision of start-up support that targets Wolverhampton residents to engage and access skills that will provide them with the right foundations to prepare, start and ensure the survival of their business. The provision should support the increase of new enterprises - sole trader, micro business, small and medium-sized enterprise, or large business and includes social enterprises. In order to promote growth and productivity in the city, we are particularly keen for the successful provider to encourage start-ups in growth sectors, e.g., tech, creative and digital and those emerging markets such as the green economy. Although the focus is on start-up, should residents supported decide that start up is not right for them, we expect the provider to support them onto other positive destinations, for example into employment, working closely with Wolves at Work. This contract is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/uk-shared-prosperity-fund-prospectus

Provision of window cleaning services

This opportunity is for the Redevelopment of the Wholesale Market in Wolverhampton. In which the Wolverhampton City Council is proposing to undertake the conversion of the existing market to a mixed used site to accommodate the following facilities New wholesale market building Fleet services electric vehicle workshop and associated vehicle parking provision Passenger transport parking and storage Shared office and welfare facilities for fleet services and passenger transport staff The procurement route is via Competitive Procedure with Negotiation The tender will be conducted in 2 stages in which Stage 1 the PAS91 SSQ documentation is issued in conjunction with the specification documents will include Detailed Design Information RIBA Stage 4 as the contract will be awarded using the JCT Traditional form of Contract. The award criteria is to be set at 40 percent Quality and 60 percent Price. At the end of Stage 1 shortlisted tenderers will be invited to participate in Stage 2. Stage 2 Invitation to Participate in Negotiation aka ITPN in which the shortlisted tenderers will be invited to submit their proposals, and participate in the Negotiation phase and submit Best and Final Offers to be considered for contract award. Previous PIN Notice F01: Prior information notice (prior information only) Notice reference: 2023/S 000-010229 Published 6 April 2023, 4:03pm

This opportunity is for the Redevelopment of the Wholesale Market in Wolverhampton. In which the Wolverhampton City Council is proposing to undertake the conversion of the existing market to a mixed used site to accommodate the following facilities: - New wholesale market building - Fleet services electric vehicle workshop and associated vehicle parking provision - Passenger transport parking and storage - Shared office and welfare facilities for fleet services and passenger transport staff The procurement route is via Competitive Procedure with Negotiation The tender will be conducted in 2 stages in which: Stage 1 - the PAS-91 SSQ documentation is issued in conjunction with the PAS91 Questionnaire and the specification documents will include Detailed Design Information (RIBA Stage 4) as the contract will be awarded using the JCT Traditional form of Contract. The award criteria is to be set at 40% quality and 60% Price. At the end of Stage 1 shortlisted tenderers will be invited to participate in Stage 2. Stage 2 -Invitation to Participate in Negotiation (ITPN) in which the shortlisted tenderers will be invited to submit their proposals, and participate in the Negotiation phase and submit Best and Final Offers to be considered for contract award.

Section 46, Public Health (Control of Disease Act) 1984, requires the Council to arrange funerals (disposal of deceased) when all other means of doing so have been exhausted. In doing so, the Council makes reasonable attempts to seek any living relatives or friends who may want to arrange the funeral (or attend) before the Council proceeding with such arrangements.

Installation of a new fire suppression system at the Energy from Waste (EFW) plant in order to comply with the requirements of the insurance providers, and to provide a safer working environment.