UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The services required are broadly to analyse and report on the quality of water samples which the Council has collected from cold water storage and distribution systems. Standard sampling for Coliforms in general needs blocks which is carried out yearly accounts for 3994 samples per annum and reporting on the levels and types of bacteria present in cold water storage systems, enumerating and identifying legionella

The London Boroughs of Richmond and Wandsworth (the “Councils”) are seeking qualified and high-quality suppliers for the provision of minicab and wheelchair accessible transport with regular assigned drivers for clients of both Adult Social Services and Children’s Services Departments within both Councils. This is a republication of a previous notice, found here: https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/54137-2017. The DPS will now be administered through the Atamis Portal. All interested suppliers will need to create an Atamis Supplier Account for their organisation, including all current suppliers, before accessing the tender documents. The aim of the DPS is to provide reliable, high-quality and cost effective transport for service users of both Councils. The DPS is being established in accordance with the Restricted Procedure under the PCR 2015. The DPS has been split into 5 Lots. All applicants that meet the selection criteria of the Lot/s they apply for will be admitted to the DPS. Job/journey orders will be awarded to suppliers through a mini-competition process. The estimated annual spend through the DPS is £2.6m. <br/><br/>The Contract under the DPS will be split into 5 lots as follows:<br/>Lot 1: Regular Assigned Driver Only<br/>Lot 2: Regular Assigned Driver with Passenger Attendant<br/>Lot 3: Wheelchair Accessible Transport with Regular Assigned Driver<br/>Lot 4: Wheelchair Accessible Transport with Regular Assigned Driver and Passenger Assistant<br/>Lot 5: Out of hours (5pm to 9am) Monday to Friday and at Weekends with Regular/Assigned Driver and Passenger Assistant as required and the provision of ad hoc and emergency journeys.<br/><br/>Tenders may be submitted for all lots.

The London Boroughs of Croydon, Merton, Richmond upon Thames, Sutton, Wandsworth, and Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames are working together as the South West London Sexual Health Consortium (SWLSHC) with a view to improving access to sexual health and HIV prevention and support services for high risk groups sector-wide. The service will provide a community-based support offer that is reactive to service user needs, supporting them to improve and maintain their sexual and relationship health through appropriate methods which will vary by population group. This will include outreach and support in community settings as well as making best use of digital technology. The service will complement existing clinical HIV, sexual and reproductive health services in each borough by ensuring robust referral pathways are in place and making best use of partnership opportunities.

The London Boroughs of Croydon, Merton, Richmond upon Thames, Sutton, Wandsworth, and Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames are working together as the South West London Sexual Health Consortium (SWLSHC) with a view to improving access to sexual health and HIV prevention and support services for high risk groups sector-wide. The service will provide a community-based support offer that is reactive to service user needs, supporting them to improve and maintain their sexual and relationship health through appropriate methods which will vary by population group. This will include outreach and support in community settings as well as making best use of digital technology. The service will complement existing clinical HIV, sexual and reproductive health services in each borough by ensuring robust referral pathways are in place and making best use of partnership opportunities.

Provision of Window (and other Glazing) Cleaning Services in Residential Housing Blocks in Wandsworth Borough Council as further detailed in the tender documentation.

Provision of Window (and other Glazing) Cleaning Services in Residential Housing Blocks in Wandsworth Borough Council as further detailed in the tender documentation.

Wandsworth Borough Council seeks a suitably qualified provider to deliver an advocacy service for children and young people who are Looked After, Care Leavers, Children on Child Protection Plans, Children in Need and children formally detained as part of the Mental Health Act, as part of its strategic commitment to uphold the rights of children and young people. The contract will be for a period of three (3) years and subject to an extension period of up to an aggregate of two (2) years at the absolute discretion of the Council. The maximum contract price is £80,000 per annum.

Wandsworth Borough Council seeks a suitably qualified provider to deliver an advocacy service for children and young people who are Looked After, Care Leavers, Children on Child Protection Plans, Children in Need and children formally detained as part of the Mental Health Act, as part of its strategic commitment to uphold the rights of children and young people. The contract will be for a period of three (3) years and subject to an extension period of up to an aggregate of two (2) years at the absolute discretion of the Council. The maximum contract price is £80,000 per annum.

The Wandsworth and Richmond Assessment Point (WRAP) for Winter Warmth and Fuel Poverty Service is to be delivered within the London Boroughs of Richmond upon Thames and Wandsworth. The service aims to address fuel poverty and contribute to reducing winter mortality (among people at risk from cold weather) as well as helping to improve the health and wellbeing of Richmond and Wandsworth residents accessing the service via a community action activity conversation.

The Wandsworth and Richmond Assessment Point (WRAP) for Winter Warmth and Fuel Poverty Service is to be delivered within the London Boroughs of Richmond upon Thames and Wandsworth. The service aims to address fuel poverty and contribute to reducing winter mortality (among people at risk from cold weather) as well as helping to improve the health and wellbeing of Richmond and Wandsworth residents accessing the service via a community action activity conversation.

The London Borough of Wandsworth is requesting a Quotation from suitably experienced and qualified providers for the delivery of a comprehensive needs analysis of the local voluntary sector and engagement exercise which will then co-design a set of outcomes, deliverables and recommendations for the Council and the voluntary sector to take forward as a plan of action including the potential for commissioning services that support the local voluntary sector in accordance with the Specification. Additional information: The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.

Healthwatch Wandsworth along with other Local Healthwatch Services, primary function is to give citizens and communities a stronger voice to influence and challenge how health and social care services are provided. Healthwatch Wandsworth will be at the heart of the local community in Wandsworth, playing a key part in enabling people to be active residents and also help people find the information they need about services in their area. As the independent local people’s health and social care champion in the borough, Healthwatch Wandsworth will effectively engage and involve individuals, organisations, professionals and the wider public to facilitate genuine improvements in health and social care services and influence local decisions about health and social care priorities, strategies, and policies.

Healthwatch Wandsworth along with other Local Healthwatch Services, primary function is to give citizens and communities a stronger voice to influence and challenge how health and social care services are provided. Healthwatch Wandsworth will be at the heart of the local community in Wandsworth, playing a key part in enabling people to be active residents and also help people find the information they need about services in their area. As the independent local people's health and social care champion in the borough, Healthwatch Wandsworth will effectively engage and involve individuals, organisations, professionals and the wider public to facilitate genuine improvements in health and social care services and influence local decisions about health and social care priorities, strategies, and policies.

The London Borough of Wandsworth (the "Council") is carrying out a market engagement exercise to help inform the future commissioning and procurement plans in respect of a Sensory Support Service for Wandsworth resident children and young people aged 0-24. The proposed service will provide a Sensory Support Service for children and young people who are Sensory Impaired, their families, professionals, schools, and other settings, to minimise the barriers to independent learning and living. The Council is keen to hear from all interested providers that can deliver a Sensory Support Service. We are seeking written responses to the questions set out in the Market Testing Questionnaire which is available on the Delta e-sourcing portal. The estimated contract value will be £900,000 per annum.

The Wandsworth and Richmond Tier 2 Adult Weight Management (AWM) Service has been commissioned to support the local eligible population within the London Boroughs of Richmond Upon Thames and Wandsworth with excess weight. The Tier 2 AWM service will have universal access but will have a targeted focus on people faced with health inequalities and will deliver programmes that contribute to addressing increasing equity for different at-risk populations. The aim of the Service will be to provide a non-clinical weight management offer to enable individuals to lose weight safely within the context of a comprehensive approach to prevent and treat obesity. The multi-component group support service will be based on the guidelines and quality standards of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).

The Wandsworth and Richmond Tier 2 Adult Weight Management (AWM) Service has been commissioned to support the local eligible population within the London Boroughs of Richmond Upon Thames and Wandsworth with excess weight. The Tier 2 AWM service will have universal access but will have a targeted focus on people faced with health inequalities and will deliver programmes that contribute to addressing increasing equity for different at-risk populations. The aim of the Service will be to provide a non-clinical weight management offer to enable individuals to lose weight safely within the context of a comprehensive approach to prevent and treat obesity. The multi-component group support service will be based on the guidelines and quality standards of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).

Wandsworth Borough Council intends to establish a framework agreement and award contracts for the provision of Social Care (Technology-Driven) Taxi Transport Services for Council staff and social care service users. The Council has divided the contract into two Lots: Lot 1 - An Ad-Hoc Service and Lot 2 - A Pre-Booked Service. Contracts for these Lots will be awarded for two (2) years with the option to extend for a further two (2) years.

Wandsworth Borough Council intends to establish a framework agreement and award contracts for the provision of Social Care (Technology-Driven) Taxi Transport Services for Council staff and social care service users. The Council has divided the contract into two Lots: Lot 1 - An Ad-Hoc Service and Lot 2 - A Pre-Booked Service. Contracts for these Lots will be awarded for two (2) years with the option to extend for a further two (2) years.

The London Borough of Wandsworth is inviting tenders from suitably experienced and qualified Providers for the provision of Supported Living (care and accommodation based) services to be delivered for adults with a Learning Disability and/or autism at a newly built scheme, Colson Way, SW16

The London Borough of Wandsworth is inviting tenders from suitably experienced and qualified Providers for the provision of Supported Living (care and accommodation based) services to be delivered for adults with a Learning Disability and/or autism at a newly built scheme, Colson Way, SW16