UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Supply, fit and repairs to tyres procured via YPO 1227

This notice is a contract award for 01 December 2024 - 28 February 2025, for Home to School Transport for Children, Young People and Adults (4-25 years). DPS is open until 30 June 2027.

Corporate cleaning services to all non-housing stock locations and communal areas in some blocks of flats in housing stock, locations across the Borough of Dudley. This contract is a call off from the ESPO contract Total Cleaning Service Solutions Lot 1 - General Cleaning Services

PPA Support for the sale of energy generated from the Energy from Waste Facility. Expenditure / income is based on price per kilowatt hour for the provision of electricity to include all costs incurred in supply, transmission and distribution, data processing, supplier management fee, taxes and levies as appropriate.

A voids and disrepair contractor for Dudley MBC in public housing to ensure that all properties are well-maintained, safe, and compliant with health and safety regulations. The contractor will efficiently handle void properties, minimizing vacancy periods by swiftly making homes ready for new tenants, while resolving disrepair issues promptly to maintain habitable conditions and prevent escalation. This is a call off from the PfH Responsive Repairs and Void Property Services Framework Agreement. Additional information: This is a call from the PfH Responsive Repairs and Void Property Services Framework Agreement.

A managed stores solution for the provision of building materials to the Council. Contract duration is 5 years + 2 years extension option. This is a direct award call off from the PfH Material Supply & Associated Services Framework - Lot 9 - Managed Services, National Supply (UK) Additional information: This is a direct award call off from the PfH Material Supply & Associated Services Framework - Lot 9 - Managed Services, National Supply (UK)

To meet its legal and statutory responsibilities, Dudley Council need to procure the services of a Specialist Contractor to undertake passive fire remedial works identified by FRAs, including Fire Doors and Fire Stopping, across the Borough of Dudley. Additional information: This procurement is a direct award from the Pretium Building and Fire Safety Framework; Lot 1A, Fire Door Supply and Install, and Lot 5A-5E, Fireproofing and Compartmentation.

This notice is a contract award for 01 March 2025 - 31 May 2025, for Home to School Transport for Children, Young People and Adults (4-25 years). DPS is open until 30 June 2027.

Annual subscription to C365Cloud to manage up to 30,000 properties. 6 Categories (Fire Safety, Asbestos, Water Hygiene, Electrical Safety, Gas Safety, LOLER) 5 x Mobile Users This is a call off from a framework. Additional information: This is a call off from the NHS SBS Hard Facilities Management 2 Framework.

Dudley MBC requires the services of a Specialist Contractor with the appropriate plant and machinery to deliver Core Drilling for fan installations to support HMT in-house labour teams.

This is a Direct Award through the Procurement for Housings (PfH) Fire Consultancy Framework, Lot 1, Fire Risk Assessments

Direct award made to Orbis Protect Limited via the EEM Framework to cover both Bulk Waste Removal and Void Property Protection. EEM 0071 Vacant Property Services, Lot 1 and Lot 2.

The service will provide therapeutic services for Children and Young People aged 4 - 18 years who have been victims of domestic abuse and are residing in safe accommodation (as specified in the Domestic Abuse Act 2021). Additional information: This was a closed invitation quotation opportunity.

Dudley MBC is looking to set up work programmes for delivering major adaptations and housing assistance schemes together with all associated works to council owned, privately owned, privately rented and housing associated rented homes within the Borough of Dudley.The Council is looking for up to three contractors to undertake each of the three separate work streams identified below: -a) Major adaptations and associated works within council owned properties.b) Disabled Facilities Grant funded major adaptations and associated works, including the option for all design work within privately owned, privately rented and housing associated rented properties.c) Housing Assistance Grant funded works and associated work within privately owned properties.Approximate contract values will be as below, each over the 4 years:-a) £5,000,000 GDPb) 10,000,000 GDPc) 2,000,000 GDPThere are no guarantees, however, that this level of work will be available throughout the contract term, nor are the

Public Health Maternity Contract supports the wider delivery of the Healthy Pregnancy Support Service (HPSS) and works alongside hospital and community midwives through antenatal clinics. They can also see women on a one-to-one basis in their homes, to support them and their families to make healthy lifestyle choices. The HPSS service has three key elements of support including • Stop Smoking • Weight Management & Healthy Lifestyles • Infant Feeding Support The aim of the HPSS service is to support families to achieve healthy pregnancies, with better outcomes for themselves and their babies. Supporting families to make informed choices, for themselves and their child, and offering them a seamless pathway of care from pregnancy to birth and beyond. Other services and support offered through the contract include • Speciality knowledge, skills and support from Midwifes, Matron and other skilled staff • Tobacco reduction (NRT and Tobacco reduction Grant funding) • Specialist training, development and delivery (Birth trauma, pre-birth) • Digital communication platforms for parent support (FLO- Text message service) • Other pregnancy support (Antenatal Yoga) The award is being made to the existing provider of the service, as per Provider Selection Regime, Direct Award Process C. The existing provider is satisfying the original contract and will likely satisfy the proposed contract to a sufficient standard and has been assessed against the key criteria as such. This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) intention to award notice. The awarding of this contract is subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award. The publication of this notice marks the start of the standstill period. Representations by providers must be made to decision makers by Midnight on 27 February 2025. This contract has not yet formally been awarded; this notice serves as an intention to award under the PSR. please contact chanpreet.dhesi@dudley.gov.uk for any written representations. No conflicts of interest have been declared.

Issues have arisen with approximately 79 (800mm x 800mm) waffle slab units cracking and spalling due to reinforcement corrosion which could lead to large section of concrete falling onto the public. Funding has been allocated to reduce the worst areas of degradation to extend the useful life of the structure.

The aim of the coring programme is to improve the service performance of Statutory Undertakers with regards to reinstatement works conducted on the highway and to ensure the integrity of the highway network and its asset is maintained. The coring programme will vastly improve the build quality of reinstatements on the highway, this in turn will reduce the risk of potholes, depressions, and remedial works on the highway. Dudley Councils intention is to select a sample size of approximately 2% of suitable permanent reinstatements registered by each Works Promoter during the chosen sample period (annum). The extent of the sites and the number of cores on each site cannot be pre-determined, however based on previous years' experience and budgets going forward we anticipate between 1200 cores per year will be required however, this quantity is indicative only and cannot be the guaranteed quantity of cores for the contract years

The Council requires a water retailer to provide both water and sewerage services to eligible non household sites in accordance with the water act 2014. This Contract will cover the Account Management of Water, Waste-Water Services and associated services with the Council's civic premises including schools, leisure centres etc.

Tenders are invited for the provision of a contract to demolish properties for both the Highway works and the Dudley Interchange at St Joseph Street over a period of 4 weeks. The Council is seeking to appoint a single contractor to meet the requirements set out in these documents. The tender will be carried via a mini competition via the Black Country Framework established by Sandwell MBC, contractors on Lot 2 of the Framework who gave an expression of interest will therefore be invited to submit a tender (via Intend Dudley MBC's e-tendering website). The buildings that require demolition are: - 1 to 3 St Joseph Court, former offices - 3 Birmingham Street, former photograph studio and storage

Civil Parking Enforcement (CPE) has been operated within Dudley Borough since 2007, this includes enforcement of both on-street and off-street parking restrictions. There are currently 32 enforceable off-street car parks and over 2000 on-street traffic regulation orders. Enforcement has been provided by a team of in-house Civil Enforcement Officers within Parking Services. They are currently responsible for the enforcement of on and off-street parking restrictions across the Borough, e.g. double yellow lines, overstaying a purchased length of stay on a car park. There are 21 Civil Enforcement Officer (CEO) posts, currently staffed by only 11 members of staff. Civil Parking Enforcement should contribute to and be an integral part of an authority's transport objectives; the main reasons for Civil Parking Enforcement are to reduce the amount of illegal, dangerous and inconsiderate parking, to encourage sensible and safe parking, to cut congestion, improve road safety and improve the economic viability of both major and minor towns. Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council are seeking to undertake a procurement exercise to tender for the supply of a Civil Parking Enforcement service. It is expected that externalising the service will achieve greater efficiency and contribute to savings targets that will help the service area move towards removing its subsidy. All civil enforcement activities (on and off street) are within scope, including ICT systems, equipment and vehicles associated with the role. The whole of the back-office service will not be included due to the legal requirement for formal processing of Penalty Charge Notices to be undertaken separately.