UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Expressions of interest are invited for a development partner to enter into an overarching partnering agreement for the delivery of a multi-site New Homes Housing Portfolio. Under that overarching partnering agreement, once the initial concepts and site specific principles have been agreed, the Council and the development partner will then enter into development agreements for each site. Further detail in respect of the opportunity and the Sites is set out in the Memorandum of Information and Project Brief. The portfolio is expected to include circa. 3-7 sites, each of which are expected to be residential led developments. The Council’s primary, driving ambition is to maximise the supply of genuinely affordable homes in its area, funded through the land value of the sites. It should be noted that the ‘total value (estimated)’ stated below in this notice is the estimated gross development value of all sites currently contemplated as being capable of delivery through this opportunity.

This contract is to deliver all out-of-hours drainage repairs and in-hours backup support for the repairs team. The contract will also include all drainage excavations and the repair of collapsed pipes.

This contract is to deliver all out-of-hours drainage repairs and in-hours backup support for the repairs team. The contract will also include all drainage excavations and the repair of collapsed pipes.

Islington Council invites suitable expressions of interest from suppliers for the provision of specialist cleaning and site security. Islington Council is seeking to appoint one contractor. The arrangement will be monitored against a range of outcome based indicators which the provider will be expected to achieve. The details of these indicators will be included within the contract specification and the successful organisation will need to demonstrate they have the capability and capacity to meet these requirements. Islington Council’s in-house repairs and maintenance team requires support from a single Contractor to provide borough-wide specialist cleaning and site security service for its vacant and tenanted properties. The stock comprises approximately 23,634 rented and 10,097 leaseholder units. About 4,000 Private Finance Initiative (PFI) street properties have also returned to the Council at the beginning of April 2022. The street properties comprise Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian built houses. Some are listed buildings and/or located within conservation areas.

Homeless Outreach Services are commissioned as part of the Council's work to support those rough sleeping in the borough, offering rapid contact and assessment in order to identify appropriate routes off the street and supporting individuals to access these. The aims of the commissioned Outreach Service: • Reduction of rough sleeping in Islington through assertive outreach, ensuring anyone met has an identified route away from the streets which is suitable for their needs • Responding to Streetlink referrals and providing an initial point of contact for people rough sleeping • To work jointly with the council's Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) funded roles and interventions to reduce the harm to and from those rough sleeping, ensuring a holistic support offer • To work collaboratively with other services to ensure that needs other than housing are met to reduce a return to rough sleeping once in accommodation • To co-ordinate and participate in bi-monthly and annual street counts • Participate in all severe weather protocols, offering a responsive service targeting resources as needed • To support Islington Council in its community engagement activities relating to rough sleeping

Homeless Outreach Services are commissioned as part of the Council’s work to support those rough sleeping in the borough, offering rapid contact and assessment in order to identify appropriate routes off the street and supporting individuals to access these. The aims of the commissioned Outreach Service: • Reduction of rough sleeping in Islington through assertive outreach, ensuring anyone met has an identified route away from the streets which is suitable for their needs • Responding to Streetlink referrals and providing an initial point of contact for people rough sleeping • To work jointly with the council’s Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) funded roles and interventions to reduce the harm to and from those rough sleeping, ensuring a holistic support offer • To work collaboratively with other services to ensure that needs other than housing are met to reduce a return to rough sleeping once in accommodation • To co-ordinate and participate in bi-monthly and annual street counts • Participate in all severe weather protocols, offering a responsive service targeting resources as needed • To support Islington Council in its community engagement activities relating to rough sleeping

To provide a repairs and maintenance service to communal TV aerials and related equipment in situ across the council's housing stock.

To provide a repairs and maintenance service to communal TV aerials and related equipment in situ across the council's housing stock.

The council is intending to procure a contractor to ensure that adequate control measures are in place to minimise the risk of Legionnaires’ disease by ensuring checks and actions are taken to keep levels of Legionella bacteria within safe limits. This is to ensure the health and safety of residents and visitors to council homes and council premises. This contract is seeking one contractor to deliver Water Systems (Legionella Control) Monitoring, Testing, Servicing and Associated Remedial Works for the control and prevention of Legionella.

Islington Council invites suitable expressions of interest from suppliers for the delivery of Installation, Repairs and Servicing for Specialist Adaptations Equipment including Stairlifts and Hoists.

Islington Council invites suitable expressions of interest from suppliers for the delivery of Installation, Repairs and Servicing for Specialist Adaptations Equipment including Stairlifts and Hoists.

Islington Council invites suitable expressions of interest from suppliers for 2223-0013 Mental Health Crisis House. The Council is procuring this service on behalf of the local authority and the NHS North Central London Integrated Care Board (NCL ICB).

Islington Council invites suitable expressions of interest from suppliers for 2223-0013 Mental Health Crisis House. The Council is procuring this service on behalf of the local authority and the NHS North Central London Integrated Care Board (NCL ICB).

Islington Council invites suitable expressions of interest from suppliers for a framework agreement for the provision of Nightly Purchased Accommodation. Islington Council is seeking to appoint contractors to the framework agreement. Contracts based on the framework agreement shall follow the terms of the framework agreement including how a contract is concluded. How a contract is concluded is explained within the invitation to tender documentation. The arrangement will be monitored against a range of outcome-based indicators which the provider will be expected to achieve. The details of these indicators will be included within the contract specification and the successful organisation will need to demonstrate they have the capability and capacity to meet these requirements.

Islington Council invites suitable expressions of interest from suppliers for a framework agreement for the provision of Nightly Purchased Accommodation. Islington Council is seeking to appoint contractors to the framework agreement. Contracts based on the framework agreement shall follow the terms of the framework agreement including how a contract is concluded. How a contract is concluded is explained within the invitation to tender documentation. The arrangement will be monitored against a range of outcome-based indicators which the provider will be expected to achieve. The details of these indicators will be included within the contract specification and the successful organisation will need to demonstrate they have the capability and capacity to meet these requirements.

The Council is seeking to procure a residential care service for men over the age of 45 with a significant history of alcohol misuse and serious mental illness. Many of the residents in the current commissioned service have cognitive impairments related to long-term alcohol dependency in addition to personal care needs. In terms of the Care Act, their primary need for care and support relates to alcohol use and mental health. Some residents within the service may move from residential care to a less intensive accommodation setting within the community as they recover. However, the majority of residents in this service will require longer-term residential care due to deteriorating cognitive functioning and may not make the transition to more independent living. Currently on average one resident is stepped down from the service per annum. The successful provider will be required to provide suitable premises from which the service will be delivered. Further details on property requirements are outlined in the Service Specification. The residential care service will be based in the borough and rated at least 'Good' by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

The Council is seeking to procure a residential care service for men over the age of 45 with a significant history of alcohol misuse and serious mental illness. Many of the residents in the current commissioned service have cognitive impairments related to long-term alcohol dependency in addition to personal care needs. In terms of the Care Act, their primary need for care and support relates to alcohol use and mental health. Some residents within the service may move from residential care to a less intensive accommodation setting within the community as they recover. However, the majority of residents in this service will require longer-term residential care due to deteriorating cognitive functioning and may not make the transition to more independent living. Currently on average one resident is stepped down from the service per annum. The successful provider will be required to provide suitable premises from which the service will be delivered. Further details on property requirements are outlined in the Service Specification. The residential care service will be based in the borough and rated at least ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Islington Council requires one company's service to deliver a borough-wide annual inspection and testing and, where needed, repair of lightning protection equipment primarily located in Islington Council residential blocks, community centres and reception centres. All inspections and maintenance must be carried out following the requirements of BS EN 62305 (British edition of the European standard)

The council requires one company's service to deliver a borough-wide annual inspection and testing and, where needed, repair of lightning protection equipment primarily located in Islington Council residential blocks, community centres and reception centres. All inspections and maintenance must be carried out following the requirements of BS EN 62305 (British edition of the European standard)

The council requires an IDVA service which will advise and support all survivors of domestic abuse to meet their needs including health, autonomy, resilience, and stability. The IDVA service will also work to improve the safety of survivors and their children and aim to prevent further harm taking place. The service will provide one-to-one support to survivors, co-ordinating multi agency provision and providing practical solutions as well as emotional support, and will: meet the needs of and provide services to all survivors, including LGBT and male survivors demonstrate anti-racist values through actions and through accountability to Black, Asian and minoritised survivors through accountability, collaboration, inclusivity, and intersectional representation demonstrate a clear focus on utilising resources providing the greatest positive impact for survivors and their families demonstrate exceptional social value improving economic, social, and environmental wellbeing of survivors and their families. To enable us to do this we require a service provider who is knowledgeable about the impact of VAWG on diverse communities, experienced in delivering domestic abuse services and who will work innovatively to meet the needs of survivors.