UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

A Bed Every Night (ABEN) is a Greater Manchester-wide response, which provides accommodation and support for people experiencing rough sleeping, or at imminent risk, who have no statutory accommodation options open to them. Initially developed as an additional service in the winter months, ABEN has seen continual iteration and grown to deliver an essential accommodation option for people experiencing rough sleeping, year-round. Moreover, as the provision has developed our learning has helped us gain greater insight into what works and where the opportunities now lie for us adapt and position our response.

Oldham Council provides many services to serve the residents of the borough, 2 of which are a bulky waste collection service and the Local Welfare Provision (LWP) scheme. The bulky waste collection service is a statutory duty collecting from domestic households in Oldham and the LWP scheme is to provide support to meet short term emergency/immediate supports needs of vulnerable residents and also to assist vulnerable residents to establish or maintain a home in the community by the provision of white goods and furniture. The Council wish to combine these 2 contracts and offer residents a holistic service offer. Further details can be found in the procurement documents published on the eprocurement portal the Chest - https://www.the-chest.org.uk/.

Oldham Council provides many services to serve the residents of the borough, 2 of which are a bulky waste collection service and the Local Welfare Provision (LWP) scheme. The bulky waste collection service is a statutory duty collecting from domestic households in Oldham and the LWP scheme is to provide support to meet short term emergency/immediate supports needs of vulnerable residents and also to assist vulnerable residents to establish or maintain a home in the community. The Council wish to combine these 2 contracts and offer residents a holistic service offer. Further details can be found in the procurement documents which are located on the Chest portal - https://www.the-chest.org.uk/.

Oldham Council requires the provision (supply and delivery to Oldham) of outdoor gym equipment for 2 sites; Churchill Playing Fields and Werneth Park. Please note all items considered and installed must conform to EN16630. This Opportunity will be advertised on the chest www.the-chest.org.uk all documents relating to this opportunity will be held on here and will be where you can submit a bid if interested. All queries must be directed through the chest portal

The aim of the Dispute Resolution Service (DRS) is to enable early resolution of disputes/disagreements with parents, carers and young people to avoid unnecessary stress and expense in situations where agreement cannot be reached.

Oldham council is seeking to re-procure Transport Services for pupils to attend School Swimming Lessons, across the borough of Oldham. This service is primarily utilised by pupils in Primary Schools who attend swimming lessons. The Council does not bind itself to accept the lowest, or any, Tender, but at the Council’s sole discretion may accept the whole or any part of any Tender. Oldham Council shall be responsible for running the tender process for this procurement and awarding the contract. It is the intention that regular contract monitoring meetings will be held by Oldham Council.

The Service in this contract comprises of the supply, installation and maintenance of Vehicle Actuated Signs (VAS) and associated works on the highway within the boundary of Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council (the Overseeing Organisation). Further information can be found in the tender documents which are located on the Chest e-procurement portal under reference DN617666. Please note the Council will not accept any telephone or email queries, any queries should be raised on the Chest portal.

Oldham is committed to working with childcare providers to ensure that all children receive high quality early education and that all childcare providers are judged to be at least 'good' or above by Ofsted.

Notice linked to FTS 2022/S 000-018959. The Council is seeking to appoint a Master Developer Private Sector Partner (PSP) with the financial means and relevant experience, skills, and resources to make a significant contribution to achieving the Vision for Oldham Town Centre via participation in a public private (development) partnership "the Partnership" with the Council. The proposed sites that will be included in the scope of the Project initially are: Site 1 - Civic Centre Site 2 - Former Magistrates Court & Manchester Chambers Site 3 - Former Leisure Centre Additional Opportunity Sites The Council also has potentially some further sites that it may wish to include in the scope of the Project at some point in the future "Additional Opportunity Sites". The Additional Opportunity Sites will not form part of the scope for the Project but the Council is hopeful that such can be included for discussion at some point in the future. Bidders should assume though that for now the scope of the Project will be confined to the Sites above. Please note that the Council will not be obliged to bring forward any Additional Opportunity Sites but the PSP will be expected to consider any proposals that the Council may put forward. The Additional Opportunity Sites are: Site 4 - Bradshaw Street Site 5 - Metropolitan Place Site 6 - Mumps & Wallshaw Street Site 7 - Southgate Street & Waterloo Street Site 8 - Tommyfield Market Third Party Land. There may also be other land within the vicinity of the Sites that is not within the ownership of the Council as at the date that the Master Development Agreement is entered into but which may enhance the overall proposition if brought within the scope of the Project Third Party Land. At the request of the Council the PSP shall advise and assist with formulating any proposals to acquire a title interest in any relevant Third Party Land. If so requested by the Council the PSP shall then take the lead on negotiating commercial terms for the acquisition by the Council of the relevant Third Party Land. For the purposes of this notice, the entire value and contract duration of all sites described above have been included, for completeness please refer to the breakdown below: Total contract range as described above £350,000,000 - £550,000,000 This is made up of the following Core Sites £150,000,000 to £250,000,000 Additional Opportunity Sites £150,000,000 to £200,000,000 Third Party Land £50,000,000 to £100,000,000 Total contract duration - 25 years (300 months) Initial duration - 15 years (180 months) with an optional 10 year (120 month) extension at the discretion of the Council. Additional information: Procurement documents must be accessed through the Council's e-tendering portal. The Chest/Proactis www.the-chest.org.uk. Project reference DN 620783. All communications must also be directed via this portal.

The Council is seeking to appoint a Master Developer Private Sector Partner (PSP) with the financial means and relevant experience, skills, and resources to make a significant contribution to achieving the Vision for Oldham Town Centre via participation in a public-private (development) partnership (“the Partnership”) with the Council. 1) The proposed sites that will be included in the scope of the Project initially are: Site 1 - Civic Centre Site 2 - Former Magistrates Court & Manchester Chambers Site 3 - Former Leisure Centre 2) Additional Opportunity Sites The Council also has potentially some further sites that it may wish to include in the scope of the Project at some point in the future (“Additional Opportunity Sites”). The Additional Opportunity Sites will not form part of the scope for the Project but the Council is hopeful that such can be included for discussion at some point in the future. Bidders should assume though that for now the scope of the Project will be confined to the Sites above. Please note that the Council will not be obliged to bring forward any Additional Opportunity Sites but the PSP will be expected to consider any proposals that the Council may put forward. The Additional Opportunity Sites are: Site 4 - Bradshaw Street Site 5 - Metropolitan Place Site 6 - Mumps & Wallshaw Street Site 7 - Southgate Street & Waterloo Street Site 8 - Tommyfield Market 3) Third Party Land. There may also be other land within the vicinity of the Sites that is not within the ownership of the Council as at the date that the Master Development Agreement is entered into but which may enhance the overall proposition if brought within the scope of the Project (“Third Party Land”). At the request of the Council the PSP shall advise and assist with formulating any proposals to acquire a title interest in any relevant Third Party Land. If so requested by the Council the PSP shall then take the lead on negotiating commercial terms for the acquisition by the Council of the relevant Third Party Land. For the purposes of this notice, the entire value and contract duration of all sites described above have been included, for completeness please refer to the breakdown below: Total contract range as described above: £350,000,000 - £550,000,000 This is made up of the following: Core Sites = £150,000,000 to £250,000,000 Additional Opportunity Sites = £150,000,000 to £200,000,000 Third Party Land = £50,000,000 to £100,000,000 Total contract duration - 25 years (300 months) Initial duration - 15 years (180 months) with an optional 10 year (120 month) extension at the discretion of the Council.

Oldham Council wish to appoint a Supplier/Contractor to provide a quote for the provision of a fireworks display for a family bonfire event. All details regarding this tender can be found on the chest "www.the-chest.org.uk" all enquiries must be sent through the messaging portal on this platform

Oldham Council is seeking a research company to fulfil the Councils obligations to annually survey the Council's tenants for 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 and produce an annual service report at the end of each year for distribution to tenants. This publication and the corresponding documents can be found on the chest www.the-chest.org.uk please direct any queries via this portal through the message function.

he Service in this contract comprises of the supply, installation and maintenance of Vehicle Actuated Signs (VAS) and associated works on the highway within the boundary of Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council (the Overseeing Organisation). Further information can be found in the tender documents which are located on the Chest e-procurement portal under reference DN617666. Please note the Council will not accept any telephone or email queries, any queries should be raised on the Chest portal.

The Service in this contract comprises of the supply, installation and maintenance of Vehicle Actuated Signs (VAS) and associated works on the highway within the boundary of Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council (the Overseeing Organisation). Further information can be found in the tender documents which are located on the Chest e-procurement portal under reference DN617666. Please note the Council will not accept any telephone or email queries, any queries should be raised on the Chest portal.

The Oldham Partnership shares a collective vision 'to make Oldham a place of ambition'. The Council, and its partners, are committed to a co-operative future for Oldham where 'everyone does their bit and everybody benefits' and the Partnership's Oldham Plan 2017-22 sets out the Oldham Model for delivering tangible and sustained change through an integrated focus on 3 core components Inclusive Economy, Thriving Communities and Co-operative services which it is the responsibility of partner and everyone in the borough to address.

This project sets out the requirements for the Oldham and Rochdale Integrated Adult Substance Misuse Service. Oldham and Rochdale Councils have worked collaboratively for the last 5 years to deliver a jointly commissioned service for adults needing community treatment across both boroughs. This collaborative arrangement is continuing with this revised service specification.

This project sets out the requirements for the Oldham and Rochdale Integrated Adult Substance Misuse Service. Oldham and Rochdale Councils have worked collaboratively for the last 5 years to deliver a jointly commissioned service for adults needing community treatment across both boroughs. This collaborative arrangement is continuing with this revised service specification

Oldham Council wish to appoint a Supplier/Contractor to provide Insights Discovery profiling and training to support personal development on the findings for a range of staff. We are now looking for a provider to contract with us to deliver a programme of Insights Discovery personal profiles and workshop sessions for a range of staff groups, including senior management and apprentices. We will, however, accept alternatives but will require detail in your response of how it has the same functionalities. PLEASE NOTE - This opportunity and all related information can be found on the chest portal www.the-chest.org.uk

Oldham Council is seeking to create a temporary accommodation (TA) framework consisting of highly skilled, socially aware and reputable providers to assist with the delivery of statutory temporary accommodation provision under Part VII of the Housing Act 1996. The framework will be split into the following lots: • Lot 1: Nightly Paid Provision Framework  Lot 1.1 - Bedsit accommodation  Lot 1.2 - One bed accommodation  Lot 1.3 - Two bed accommodation  Lot 1.4 - Three bed accommodation  Lot 1.5 - Four bed accommodation • Lot 2: Housing Repairs & Maintenance  Lot 2.1 - Building and Joinery Work  Lot 2.2 - Plumbing, Heating, Gas and Boiler Works  Lot 2.3 - Electrical Work  Lot 2.4 - Clean and Cleanse  Lot 2.5 - Painting and Decorating • Lot 3: Private Sector Leasing - Supply of Residential Dwellings

Oldham Council is seeking to create a temporary accommodation (TA) framework consisting of highly skilled, socially aware and reputable providers to assist with the delivery of statutory temporary accommodation provision under Part VII of the Housing Act 1996. The framework will be split into the following lots: • Lot 1: Nightly Paid Provision Framework  Lot 1.1 – Bedsit accommodation  Lot 1.2 – One bed accommodation  Lot 1.3 – Two bed accommodation  Lot 1.4 – Three bed accommodation  Lot 1.5 – Four bed accommodation • Lot 2: Housing Repairs & Maintenance  Lot 2.1 – Building and Joinery Work  Lot 2.2 – Plumbing, Heating, Gas and Boiler Works  Lot 2.3 – Electrical Work  Lot 2.4 – Clean and Cleanse  Lot 2.5 – Painting and Decorating • Lot 3: Private Sector Leasing - Supply of Residential Dwellings