UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The Service Provider will provide a Mediation Advice, Mediation and Dispute Resolution Service to Service Users within the Wakefield District in order to assist the discharge statutory obligations under the Act and the Code of Practice. Contract has been extended to continue with current provider until 31/08/2025

The Council requires a wheelchair repair and maintenance contract for Service Users registered with the CCG, General Practitioners and specific locations governed by this contract.

The Council requires a wheelchair repair and maintenance contract for Service Users registered with the CCG, General Practitioners and specific locations governed by this contract.

The provision of Gigabit-Capable Connectivity services from 25/10/2021 to 25/10/2041.

Undertaking of modelling work as an extension to an existing Aimsun microsimulation traffic model for Wakefield / Leeds A639 / A61 corridors.

Supply, repair and maintennce of fuel forecourt equipment

This contract for the appointment a Supplier to provide mixed young trees (whips) to support the creation of woodland within the Wakefield district has been extend for a further one year period from 01/04/2023 to 31/03/24 as per the terms of the original contract.

This contract for the appointment a Supplier to provide mixed young trees (whips) to support the creation of woodland within the Wakefield district has been extended for a further one year period from 01/04/2024 to 31/03/25 as per the terms of the original contract.

The Council is seeking to appoint an experienced contractor to build a Bike Track at Fitzwilliam Country Park, Wentworth Terrace, Fitzwilliam, Pontefract, West Yorkshire, WF9 5BZ. All trails are to be built as Mountain bike specific trails and must feature berms, rollers, jumps or small drops (red grade section). It is anticipated that the construction period will be 8-12 weeks with a 12 month defects liability period and also a first year maintenance contract.

A software solution providing a full range of functions to enable the Council to meet its educational statutory and regulatory requirements for Children and Young People Service via a central database.

Refurbishment works to Bushy Beck Bridge are included in the current approved Bridges Capital Programme utilising the allocation for strengthening and maintenance of highway structures. The programme is developed from a prioritised Bridges Work-bank that is updated based on findings of routine inspections and assessments.

This contract is for the refurbishment and alterations of first floor rooms at Ossett Town Hall and has been awarded via the YORbuild2 framework agreement West, Lot 3.

The works required under the scope of the procurement are to demolish the former ABC Cinema Building and the removal of the debris from the site. This will also include the removal of any asbestos from the building structure and the provision of a landscape service that will remain as the site temporarily following the destruction.

The development and delivery of Wakefield City Centre signature public art commissions 2021-22 (Stages 2 and 3)

The Design, Supply & Installation of Northfield Lane Play Area, South Kirkby. A further competition under Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation Framework Agreement; Ref: 115, Title: Outdoor Playground, Fitness & Sports Facilities (Lot 2).

To provide SD WAN services to Wakefield WAN, CCTV and UTC locations as required.

The Council is looking to develop a Pseudo Dynamic Purchasing System (Pseudo DPS) for the delivery of Care and Support services . It is expected that the PDSP will operate for initially for 5 years, with an option to terminate or to extend (at the Council's sole discretion) for a further 5 years. Appointment to the PDPS offers no guarantee of any level of business (volume or value) to any Service Provider approved for inclusion onto the PDSP. Support is payable to Service Providers on the Council's fixed rates which are currently as follows: • Hourly rate of £16.84 • Sleep in hourly rate of £9.13 The rates will be reviewed for 2022/23 taking into consideration relevant factors such as the National Minimum Wage, the National Living Wage and any annual local government finance settlement made to the Council. Thereafter the rates will be reviewed on an annual basis at the Council's discretion in accordance with section 3 ('Service Payment Review') of Appendix I ('Service Payment') to the General Conditions. The services required under this procurement fall within schedule 3 of the Public contracts Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/102) and are therefore not bound by all of its requirements. The Council will follow its own modified version of the Dynamic Purchasing System process prescribed under regulation 34 for setting up and running this Care and Support Services Pseudo Dynamic Purchasing System. The initials set-up stage will allow providers to submit their completed questionnaires within the first 30 days of the publication of the PDSP notice for assessment. Further applications will be accepted/assessed from 9th April 2022 and throughout the lifetime of the PDPS. For support with registration on the YORtender website or if you are having difficulties accessing the documents through YORtender, please contact the YORtender helpdesk via email to uksupport@eu-supply.com Successful service provider may be required to participate in the achievement of community wellbeing and positive outcomes for its customers as well as promotion and achievement of social and economic growth and environmental and sustainability policy objectives where this is required by the Contracting Authority in the contract documentation.

The Night Marshal Service is required to ensure that specific areas of Wakefield City Centre are patrolled on an evening identifying potential hotspots and diffusing situations before they escalate. The service generally operates on a Friday and Saturday evening between the hours of 22:30 and 05:30. The service which is run by the Council operates in partnership with West Yorkshire Police. The scheme has been operating successfully within Wakefield Central since 2007 and has been delivered throughout this time by an external contractor. The scheme is now embedded within the nighttime economy within the city centre and continues to deliver a range of benefits including: a reduction of crime in the Westgate area, a greater sense of safety for visitors, increased support to taxi drivers and licensees and a reduction in the amount of unofficial flyering through the monitoring of literature. The Authority is conducting this procurement process under the "Light Touch" regime of Regulations 74 to 77 of the Public Contract Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/102) (the "PCR 2015").This procurement exercise will therefore be run in accordance with the PCR 2015 as they apply to "Light Touch" services. The Authority is following a process similar to the Open Procedure under the Regulation 27 of the PCR 2015. Additional information: The procurement documents are available for unrestricted and full direct access, free of charge at: https://yortender.eu-supply.com - Reference: 47503