UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The Council is proud that Warrington's strong and growing economy supports a range of positive outcomes for our residents and those in the wider region, including a better than average level of employment, higher job density and higher than average wages. Warrington's economy has grown rapidly in recent years, with our GVA having increased by 42% since 2010. The number of business enterprises active in Warrington has grown from 7,250 in 2010 to 11,075 in 2019 This contract aims to further maximise the opportunities for supporting inward investment promotion opportunities, enquires, business engagement and support, strengthen our company intelligence and develop new company contacts, by outsourcing some of our Inward Investment and Economic Development function from W&Co to Warrington Chamber of Commerce

Provision of a concierge and mobile patrolling service for lower level mental health supported housing.

Contract Awarded

Managed Print Service (MPS), hybrid mail and associated software.

Warrington Borough Council has operated a taxi marshal service on Friday nights in to Saturday morning and Saturday night in to Sunday morning along with some bank holiday provision. The marshal provision is designed to ensure that people using the ranks are able to access hackney carriage vehicles in a safe and orderly manner, reducing the potential for conflict and anti-social behaviour. Marshals are also required to provide intelligence to the Council on emerging issues that may negatively impact the night time economy.

Provision of infrastructure support services to the voluntary and community sector (also known in Warrington as the third sector, and referred to as such in this document herein). The third sector in Warrington is defined as 'organisations that provide social or environmental benefit and operate on a 'non-profit' basis. The term covers voluntary and community organisations, faith organisations, volunteering bodies, charities, some registered social landlords, social enterprises as well as some co-operatives, trusts and mutual. As public sector budgets continue to come under pressure, The Council recognises that the pressure on third sector organisations also increases as they work hard to both continue core provision and to expand and meet the demand within communities. This demand is increased in the context of reducing public services and ongoing impacts of the Covid19 pandemic and the recovery from this. The Council recognises the huge impact the third sector in the town has in delivering services and supporting communities and is committed to continuing to support the growth of the sector through the commissioning of an infrastructure support provider.

Warrington Borough Council requires support services for its SAP software and estate from a SAP PartnerEdge Partner who can demonstrate a proven capability of support for the software.

The service will deliver personal care to working age and older service users with a care need identified following a care assessment carried out by the Council in accordance with the Care Act 2014. The service will cater for a range of levels of need in service users. The successful providers will deliver packages of care to enable service users to maintain or to attain greater independence whilst living in their own home. The Framework will initially be for three (3) years, with scope for extensions up to seven (7) years in total.

Provision of Public realm Consultancy in Warrington, Cheshire East and Cheshire West

Supply and support services of Aruba equipment.

Warrington Borough Council (WBC) sought tender applications from suitably qualified and experienced project manager to complete a project/provide a role that will improve the range and availability of training available for care and support staff in Warrington that will improve the quality of care and support provided available in Warrington.

Provision of a hosted legal case management system (including software, hosting and support services).

The service required is the provision of a treatment facility and or a waste transfer facility for the receipt, handling and composting of municipal organic waste from kerbside collection services, civic amenity centres and a Council owned waste transfer station. The kerbside collected and civic amenity material will be delivered to the treatment or transfer facility by Warrington Borough Council or its associated contractors. The material from the Council owned waste transfer station is to be containerised and collected from this facility. The material is to be treated, to produce a compost/soil improver, meeting the quality criteria compliant with BSI PAS100 and the Compost Quality Protocol ( CQP ). The contractor must have all necessary licences for receipt, storage and treatment of such waste.

School meals cashless payment solution that provides an online payments service, meal selection software and hardware for Warrington School Meals Service participating schools.

Provision of security services for the Warrington Bus Interchange

Provision of Network Services - WAN contract

Tender awarded