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Middlesbrough Council is actively seeking to improve the range of services which it commissions to provide Short Breaks and Positive Activities for Children and Young People with disabilities. The Council wishes to promote the welfare needs of Children and Young People and to meet the needs of families with caring responsibiliti
The Council is currently undertaking a needs assessment to understand the future direction of commissioning intentions in relation to homelessness and rough sleeping and therefore this service needs to remain in place until the outcome is known. Unfortunately, at this time and despite numerous requests we have not received the g
The council requires a consultant to undertake work to develop a remedial scheme to restore the service life of the structures - Mini Competition against NEPO 212 - Support Services for the development of the built environment. Lot 2 - Multi-Disciplinary - Highway Transportation & Civil Engineering
This contract is for an early intervention support service for vulnerable women and families from pregnancy until a child reaches two years old.
The wider health economy is key to effective child protection procedures in Middlesbrough. The ICB is the statutory health partner in multi-agency safeguarding arrangements and is responsible for assurance of the arrangements for health multi-agency input. These arrangements are under review due to the Families First reforms and
The Council is currently undertaking a needs assessment to understand the future direction of commissioning intentions in relation to homelessness and rough sleeping and therefore this service needs to remain in place until the outcome is known. Unfortunately, at this time and despite numerous requests we have not received the g
Purchase of 1 x Access Vehicle for 2 x Wheelchairs Direct award via TPPL CSKL and TPPL Bus Framework Lot 2: Van Conversions 5-26 Seat Accessible & Non-Accessible Vehicles.
The Changing Futures Programme requires a focused piece of community based research to understand the impact, value, and effectiveness of its delivery model. The South Tees HDRC Community-based Research Programme, delivered by RCVDA in partnership with Teesside University, will carry out a systematic review of existing programme
The Council is currently undertaking a needs assessment to understand the future direction of commissioning intentions in relation to homelessness and rough sleeping and therefore this service needs to remain in place until the outcome is known. Unfortunately, at this time and despite numerous requests we have not received the g
Ongoing safety concerns have been identified at the A174/A172 bridge refurbishment, arising from repeated instances of members of the public undertaking dangerous vehicle manoeuvres. Despite the implementation and subsequent exhaustion of all reasonable traffic management and engineering controls, unacceptable safety risks remai
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