Published procurement activity · 168 tenders
Published as Stockton-on-tees Borough Council
Stockton Community Health and Wellbeing Champions (SCHWC) are individuals who operate as part of our community asset-based approach. They help connect our communities and represent them in our collective work to improve health and wellbeing and to address health inequalities. Through their relationships with and their understand
The Better Health Better Wealth Project (BHBW) will provide targeted and sustained interventions for people aged 65 or over in Stockton-on-Tees that will maximise the take up of preventative health/social care and welfare services that promote/sustain independent living and reduce potential hospital admission whilst delaying int
This procurement for the extension and alternations to Mill lane Primary School to create a SEND Unit for children aged three onwards, providing turnaround intervention enabling children to reintegrate into mainstream provision, maximising usage and capacity of the provision. This setting will initially be for a total of 10 ch
Stockton Borough Council are looking to appoint for the design, fabrication and installation of 2 totem signs at the entrance to Durham Lane Industrial Park and "Teeslink" development at Durham Lane industrial Park.
To provide insurance cover for the Councils property and motor portfolio. Property and Motor Vehicles insurance cover is needed to protect the Council against financial losses arising from operational risks, public liability, and unforeseen incidents. A further competition was issued on the OPEN e-tendering platform using the Y
To provide catering to the artists and crew during the Stockton International Riverside Festival (SIRF) 2026. It is expected 220 people per day will be catered for, at a cost of around £35,203.25, however this is subject to change dependent on the number of artists, once the final SIRF programme is confirmed. The value is appro
Consultancy services for the West and North Stockton model re-base as part of Horse and Jockey Roundabout Improvements.
The contract is to support people, in structured treatment for substance misuse, into employment. Employment is a key motivational factor in recovery from substance use. Specialist advisors develop a network of employers to support the service e.g. with a placement or into paid employment, working with individuals to identify a
As part of local and national ambitions to reduce unmet need for substance use, improve support for people experiencing complex lives/multiple disadvantage, improve accessibility of services (including outreach/out-of-office offers) and reduce health inequalities across at-risk population groups, the service aims to: • Provide a
The aim of this contract is to support the Stockton Recovery Service core contract and deliver an effective and efficient service that gives service users the best chance of achieving and maintaining recovery from substance misuse and substance related harm across Stockton on Tees. This service is funded through DATRIG grant fun
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