Published procurement activity · 300 tenders
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Leicestershire County Council is the local authority responsible for providing a wide range of public services to the residents, businesses, and communities across Leicestershire. As part of our ongoing commitment to deliver high-quality and cost-effective services, we are reviewing our approach to the procurement of stationery
Leicestershire County Council's Education of Children in Care Service is seeking to establish a standing list of providers for the provision of targeted and tailored one to one or small group support to children and young people in care. The standing list is divided into two Lots Lot 1 Academic Support - For children and young p
Audit for A511 MRN and NE MMDR projects.
Leicestershire County Council (the Council) has undertaken a procurement process to create a Framework Agreement for the provision of a range of disabled children’s services. The requirement is broken down into 2 lots as described below: Lot 1 - Short Breaks (Play & Leisure) Short Breaks (Play & Leisure) provide opportunities fo
Supply Ice cream for all Catering outlets including Beaumanor Hall, Food court at county hall & 1640 Cafe
Provision of a British Sign Language and relay translator for court ordered family contact and communication with the family during a court case. Due to the complex requirements of the case and to meet the specific needs of the family this contract was awarded without competition.
Leicestershire County Council and Rutland County Council (the Council's) have successfully awarded a provider to design, develop and deliver a training programme for professionals on gambling related harm, and to produce a standalone educational resource pack to support the delivery of sessions on gambling related harm to childr
Use of direct award option under ESPO 536 Framework agreement for hire of plant without operator.
Procurement of CIS Construction Information Standards Portal.
Matrons provide support and signposting of training available to care homes. Homes visited are those which have the highest number of hospital admissions for residents. Training is provided/developed with the care home in areas such as falls avoidance and undertaking delegated health tasks.
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