South Nottinghamshire Tenders & Contracts

Provides the pharmacy element of the CMDU pathway, offering clinical review, interaction and renal dosing checks, patient counselling and the safe and urgent supply of oral COVID 19 treatments for eligible high risk patients.

Provides CYP with self-guided resources, moderated community content, journaling, live one-to-one practitioner support, safety planning and structured support pathways.

Provides engagement and mental health wellbeing support for people experiencing Severe Multiple Disadvantage (SMD), an interplay of substance use, mental health, homelessness and offending

The service provides psychosexual counselling and therapeutic interventions for adults experiencing psychosexual difficulties that impact on their physical health, emotional wellbeing, relationships and quality of life.

Provide a variety of services for BCYP living with a life limiting condition (LLC) throughout their lives and at the end of their lives.

Langar cum Barnstone Parish Council is seeking quotations from suitably experienced contractors for the design, supply and installation of a 9-hole outdoor Crazy Golf Course at Works Lane Field, NG13 9JN. The course should be suitable for public use by a range of ages and abilities and be designed for an unsupervised public location. It should use robust, durable, vandal-resistant and low-maintenance materials. The contract will include design, ground preparation, drainage where required, supply and installation of the playing surface, borders and obstacles, waste removal, making good and final handover. The project is subject to sufficient grant funding being secured.

Nottinghamshire County Council have appointed Providers under a 'Framework Agreement' to deliver Care, Support and Enablement (CSE) services across Nottinghamshire County. From time to time the Framework Agreement may also be used to commission CSE services outside of Nottinghamshire County boundaries. Lot 1 Supported Living. Lot 2 Enhanced Supported Living (Plus). Lot 3 Accommodation and Support. Lot 4 Community Networks. The Framework Agreement will have an initial term of four years and options to extend for up to a further 24 months. This competitive procurement was conducted in accordance with the Light Touch regime of Regulations 74-77 of the Public Contract Regulations 2015.

Behavioural Intensive Community Support (BICS) service for Children and Young People (CYP) with a Learning Disability and/or Autism across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire (including Bassetlaw)

The works provided by the Bidder will be for replacement of Redhill Leisure Centre Roof and Guttering as outlined in the Specification. This is an invitation to tender. Redhill Leisure Centre in Arnold has experienced an ongoing issue with roof leaks above the fitness suite. Several repair attempts have been made over the past year to address the problem areas; however, these have not provided a long-term solution. As a result, water ingress into the fitness suite is affecting both customers and staff using the facility. In June 2026, a roofing consultant carried out a comprehensive survey of the roof, and the findings from that inspection form the basis of the specification. Bidders are expected to be able to deliver everything detailed within the document 'Schedule 1 -Specification', attached to this tender.

Gedling Borough Council are procuring the replacement of existing domestic hot water heaters for the building and details for the supply, installation, setting to work and commissioning of the hot water systems replacement at: Arnold Leisure Centre High Street Arnold Nottingham NG5 7EE

Nottinghamshire County Council (the "Authority") is seeking to recommission 16+ Supported Accommodation Services - Solo and Core Plus - across South and Central Nottinghamshire. The procurement is divided into 3 lots: Lot 1 South Nottinghamshire (Broxtowe, Rushcliffe and Gedling), Lot 2 Mansfield, and Lot 3 Ashfield. The service is for looked after children aged 16-17 and requires providers to deliver both Solo and Core Plus supported accommodation within the relevant locality. The Council is seeking safe, suitable, high-quality, Ofsted-registered supported accommodation that promotes safeguarding, stability, positive outcomes, and planned progression towards greater independence. Providers must be able to deliver accommodation and support that is flexible, person-centred, and responsive to the needs and risks of young people, including the ability to scale provision in line with demand and agreed service requirements. Providers may bid for one, two or all three lots. The Council intends to appoint one provider per lot, although a provider may be awarded more than one lot where it can demonstrate sufficient capacity and capability to mobilise and deliver the required provision. The contract will include mobilisation requirements, performance monitoring, and contractual obligations relating to quality, safeguarding, accommodation standards, staffing, and Ofsted registration. The contract will initially run from 1 August 2026 to 31 July 2029, with the option to extend for up to a further four years through two extension periods of two years each, up to 31 July 2033. The maximum contract value assigned to these requirements is £19,920,000 (inclusive of VAT) over the maximum term allowed of 7 years.