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Please Note - (updated 10 June 2015) - the Response to RFQ timeframe has been re-opened - the updated deadline is Wednesday 17 Jun 2015 by 10:00. A new supplier submission step has been opened in the contract listing. The Management Team have reviewed the position on this contract opportunity to invite compliant submissions by the updated deadline. Description The Growth Hub Interim Service (GHI) is to provide independent diagnosis and brokerage to existing business support services while providing a seamless, smooth transition from the existing City Deal Growth Hub to a new service which is anticipated to start in early 2016. The GHI will be a first-stop-shop which will engage with business via various platforms. It will support and link in with existing local and national initiatives without duplicating their offer. The Growth Hub is the Heart of the South West Local Enterprise Partnership's (HotSW LEP) main mechanism of engaging with businesses across the area. Somerset County Council as Accountable Body for the HotSW LEP is advertising this contract opportunity and will be the contract holder. The appointed Supplier will work with the HotSW LEP and Local Authorities to deliver the contract. By Registering Interest in this opportunity (requires Registration to this portal and logging in) you will have access to the procurement documentation to download. The deadline for submissions is Wednesday 17 June 2015 by 10:00. Additional information: Procurement Documents available from Somerset County Council listing on the eTender Portal www.supplyingthesouthwest.org.uk

Tuition for SEN Children and Young People who are not accessing education.

Tuition for SEN Children and Young People who are not accessing education.

SCC is looking for providers to deliver a short term residential and community outreach crisis support service for Adults with a learning disability and/or autism

The Authority is inviting expressions of interest and Bids from Applicants for these Term Service Contracts. The following is an indication of the type of works covered by these Contracts: Structures Works: These works include the maintenance of Highways and Public Rights of Way and typically comprise of the following: - Urgent traffic management - Masonry Bridge & retaining wall repairs - Structural concrete repairs - Minor parapet repairs (masonry, steel or timber) - Cyclic maintenance activities, vegetation removal etc. - Bridge waterproofing - Bridge refurbishment & re-painting - Minor bridge reconstruction - Footbridge construction (timber & steel) - Footbridge refurbishment - Minor drainage works - Working in water & temporary watercourse management - Carriageway reinstatement The Contracts will be awarded in regional Lots Lot 1 - North East Area Lot 2 - South East Area Lot 3 - Central Area Lot 4 - West Area The tender documentation is available via the Supplying the SouthWest portal. Please register your expression of interest to access them.

Somerset County Council (SCC) recognises the pressures that can be felt families during school holiday periods due to increased costs and reduced incomes, something only exacerbated by the global pandemic. For children and young people from disadvantaged families this can mean they are: • Less likely to access organised out-of-school activities • More likely to have a poor diet and lack of opportunity for exercise • More likely to experience social isolation The HAF Programme is a national response to these issues, and there is a strong evidence base about the positive impact this provision has on children and young people and their families who have benefitted from the programme.

Somerset County Council traffic control department as the highway authority has the responsibility to manage, maintain and refurbish all permanent traffic signals within Somerset. The Authority is looking to obtain design, implementation and maintenance expertise from specialist contractors with regards to the following Lots: Lot 1 - Configurations - Preparation of MCH1827B forms and Production of TOPAS 2500A Configurations either Eprom/Electronic Lot 2 - SCOOT/MOVA - design, implementation and validation. Traffic Control Room specialist technical support services. The Authority will set up a Framework Agreement for a period of 48 months. Orders will be placed through the Framework Agreement to appointed suppliers following the process detailed in the procurement documents. Applicants may bid for one or both Lots. Each Lot will be independently evaluated and so there is no advantage or disadvantage for bidding for one or both Lots.

Supply and implement an Electronic Case Management System for the Somerset Integrated Domestic Abuse Service For further information, including access to the tender documentation and to ask any clarification questions, please visit the ProContract e-tendering portal via the following link: https://procontract.due-north.com/

An Integrated Domestic Abuse service for Somerset to deliver seamless support to men, women and children affected by domestic abuse, comprising of five key elements: 1. Central Hub 2. Safe Accommodation 3. Advocacy, Support and Behaviour Change 4.Counselling 5. Children & Young People

An Integrated Domestic Abuse service for Somerset to deliver seamless support to men, women and children affected by domestic abuse, comprising of five key elements: 1. Central Hub 2. Safe Accommodation 3. Advocacy, Support and Behaviour Change 4.Counselling 5. Children & Young People

Somerset County Council traffic control department as the highway authority has the responsibility to manage, maintain and refurbish all permanent traffic signals within Somerset. The Authority is looking to obtain design, implementation and maintenance expertise from specialist contractors with regards to the following Lots: Lot 1 - Configurations - Preparation of MCH1827B forms and Production of TOPAS 2500A Configurations either Eprom/Electronic Lot 2 - SCOOT/MOVA - design, implementation and validation. Traffic Control Room specialist technical support services. The Authority will set up a Framework Agreement for a period of 48 months. Orders will be placed through the Framework Agreement to appointed suppliers following the process detailed in the procurement documents. Applicants may bid for one or both Lots. Each Lot will be independently evaluated and so there is no advantage or disadvantage for bidding for one or both Lots.

The proposed contract term is 1st October 2022 - 31st March 2025, with the option to extend for a further 3 x 12 months, extensions subject to the regional strategic priorities and the confirmation of additional funding 1. development, management and delivery of innovation support services - bespoke to each innovation centre and in line with the service specifications and customer journeys - see appendix 1 2. development, management and delivery of a 'cross-centre' service that extends and enhances the collective level of centre-based innovation and supports the emergence of a nationally recognised Somerset 'innovation network' 3. supporting the collective development and progress of the Somerset regional innovation ambition The supplier will be directed initially by Somerset County Council, and from April 2023 by its successor single county authority, as the contracting body.

Somerset County Council wishes to procure an experienced supplier with a proven track record in this field to provide : 1. ‘Centre based’ innovation support services in line with funding specifications and regulations 2. A collective ‘cross-centre’ service that promotes and extends innovation activity and opportunities and supports the emergence of a Somerset Innovation network

Somerset County Council is seeking a supplier of Digital Magazines on behalf of the LibrariesWest Consortium and Plymouth City Council.

A person-centred, adaptive and flexible service that optimizes opportunities for health and wellbeing in later life. Time limited interventions which offer support during the transition phase from hospital to a broader OPMH Nursing setting.

A person-centred, adaptive and flexible service that optimizes opportunities for health and wellbeing in later life. Time limited interventions which offer support during the transition phase from hospital to a broader OPMH Nursing setting.

The Authority is seeking Suppliers to supply computer software and associated services from a wide variety of software vendors. The Authority is looking to appoint experienced, knowledgeable Suppliers to the framework who are able to deliver best value across a wide range of software products. The Authority intends to create a framework agreement with three awarded suppliers. Suppliers will not be ranked and, where required, will be invited to participate in each further competition exercise. The Authority anticipates the full contract value to be in the region of £15 million - £30 million. This is an estimated value based on spend data for software services and includes some contingency to allow for changes in our requirements. This should not be taken as a spend commitment and the Authority reserves the right to purchase in-scope services via other routes during the term of the contract. For further information, access to the tender documents and to submit clarification questions, please visit the ProContract e-tendering portal.

The Authority is seeking Suppliers to supply computer software and associated services from a wide variety of software vendors. The Authority is looking to appoint experienced, knowledgeable Suppliers to the framework who are able to deliver best value across a wide range of software products.

The Step-Down service offers a 'Discharge to Assess' care pathway for people who have been admitted onto a mental health ward and require an intermediate solution prior to reintegrating back into the community.

The Step-Down service offers a ‘Discharge to Assess’ care pathway for people who have been admitted onto a mental health ward and require an intermediate solution prior to reintegrating back into the community