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The aim of this procurement is to implement a framework which covers all of the Council's requirements for the hiring of construction plant and equipment. The Contract is split into 10 Lots and Suppliers may submit a bid in respect of individual pieces of equipment within the Lots. Detailed below are the categories of plant/equipment included within each Lot. All equipment must comply fully with all British and European regulations and standards at the time of hire. Up to a maximum of 5 suppliers will be awarded to each piece of plant or equipment on the Framework based on the ranked score achieved. Delivery of the equipment will mainly be at locations throughout Gateshead but may extend to other parts of the region. This will be specified at the time of order.

The Council's Public Rights of Way (PROW) maintenance programme runs from May to September. Approximately 105 kilometres of vegetation along the public rights of way is cutback and maintained over this 5-month period.

PROVISION OF AN ICE CREAM CONCESSION TO ATTEND THE ANGEL OF THE NORTH SITE

PROVISION OF AN ICE CREAM CONCESSION TO ATTEND SATWELL PARK

CONTRACT FOR THE PROVISION OF A HOT DRINKS CONCESSION TO ATTEND THE ANGEL OF THE NORTH SITE

PROVISION OF A HOT DRINKS CONCESSION TO ATTEND SALTWELL PARK Additional information: Documents are available from https://procontract.due-north.com.

The Council wishes to engage a Provider to deliver a SEND Information, Advice and Support Service to parents and carers of children with special educational needs (SEN) and to young people who live within Gateshead and attend schools and other educational settings. The service must provide information, advice and support that will help to promote independence and self-advocacy for children, young people and parents.

The Council wishes to engage a Provider to deliver a SEND Information, Advice and Support Service to parents and carers of children with special educational needs (SEN) and to young people who live within Gateshead and attend schools and other educational settings. The service must provide information, advice and support that will help to promote independence and self-advocacy for children, young people and parents.

The Council wishes to engage a Provider to deliver a SEND Information, Advice and Support Service to parents and carers of children with special educational needs (SEN) and to young people who live within Gateshead and attend schools and other educational settings. The service must provide information, advice and support that will help to promote independence and self-advocacy for children, young people and parents.

Contract for a Cleaning Service at Parkhead Primary School Additional information: Please visit https://procontract.due-north.com/ and use project number DN615329 to view the bidding documents.

Parkhead Primary School has a requirement for an internal cleaning service.

This contract is for the delivery of an outcome focused, high quality, child/young person-centred substance misuse service for children/young people in Gateshead who may be at risk of or are currently experiencing problematic substance misuse. Tenders are only available to download via the NEPO portal at www.nepo.org

This contract is for the delivery of an outcome focused, high quality, child/young person-centred substance misuse service for children/young people in Gateshead who may be at risk of or are currently experiencing problematic substance misuse

Contract for window cleaning services for buildings at Gateshead Council

Gateshead Council require an IT Consultant to review the different solutions used by the Council's internal Housing service. The review will include: Confirming the Housing ICT and Digital Strategic aims and ambitions Readiness assessment of existing IT and Digital Housing systems Assessment of marketplace Development of relevant business case Applications can be made via the Proactis Tender Portal :https://www.proactis.com/uk/ under reference DN618704.

The Council has established a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for print and fulfilment services. The DPS will remain open to new entrants throughout its lifespan to allow additional Suppliers to be admitted to the DPS. The DPS comprises the following categories: Category 1 - Printing and Fulfilment Services Category 2 - Printing of Council News Magazine and Other Related Articles Category 3 - General Print Category 4 - Large Format Print Category 5 - Promotional Print The purpose of the DPS is to meet the Council's requirements for printing and fulfilment work that cannot be fulfilled by its internal multi-functional devices. Suppliers who are admitted to the DPS will be invited to respond to tenders, as and when they are issued by the Council. To access the procurement documents go to https://www.open-uk.org/opportunities/overview/public/7df11910-2480-4f4a-afff-4d9379ecb03c

The Council wishes to establish a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) with a number of qualified and experienced suppliers to deliver a range of printing and fulfilment services. The DPS will comprise of the following categories: Category 1 - Printing and Fulfilment Services Category 2 - Printing of Council News Magazine and Other Related Articles Category 3 - General Print Category 4 - Large Format Print Category 5 - Promotional Print The purpose of the DPS is to meet the Council's requirements for printing and fulfilment work that cannot be fulfilled by its internal multi-functional devices. Suppliers who are admitted to the DPS will be invited to respond to tenders, as and when they are issued by the Council.

The objective of the service is to improve outcomes for all children who have experienced adverse childhood events, whilst working with those children who are most vulnerable and most at risk

Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) is a framework for health care delivery that is based on insight of how trauma impacts people's lives and their needs, aiming to facilitate recovery without re-traumatisation. This pilot service will aim to expand provision, extending the current service which is available to all children in in-house fostering or residential care, establishing and embedding a trauma informed care model across services to meet the needs of all children and young people in Gateshead with high levels of complex trauma needs, resulting in vulnerabilities and risks to self or others. The objective of the service is to improve outcomes for all children who have experienced adverse childhood events, whilst working with those children who are most vulnerable and most at risk Invitation to Tender documents are only available to download at www.nepo.org.