Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PVWB-2493-LWTQ
- Address
- Ashton under Lyne, UKD35, OL6 0GS, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 13 May 2025
- Latest notice
- 9 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 63 tenders
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The Parent Infant Mental Health Service deliver face-to-face group support for parents with mild to moderate mental health needs and support the parent-infant relationship. The service also develops and delivers a training programme to support the skill and knowledge development of staff working within the Tameside Family Hubs a
Procurement for the refresh of the authorities multi-functional devices fleet
Facilities-iQ and SFG20 Schedules Via Crown Commercial Services G-Cloud 14 Framework for the period of 3 years
Payments Collection services for use across TMBC via a fully hosted, browser independent solution
Community navigation, also known as social prescribing, is an approach that uses 'link workers' or 'community navigators' to connect people to the wider community and its offer of activities, groups and services, to best meet their practical, social and emotional needs. Tameside Live Well Community Navigation Service is a new co
Construction of a new childrens home to replace Boyds Walk. Design phase of this work scheme has been completed so this project is construction only.
to procure our own Integrated Workplace Management System (IWMS) to replace the one currently in use by RFM.
Tameside Council wish to carry out a procurement process to identify one supplier who can provide oral health supplies to the Council. The scope includes the provision of physical resources for distribution by the Public Health team, midwives, health visitors, schools and early years settings and other professionals. These will
The Greater Manchester Pension Fund (GMPF), administered by Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council, operates its own dedicated IT function, independent from the Council's centralised IT service. The Fund manages a modern digital estate built primarily on Microsoft 365, Azure, and virtualised infrastructure, supporting approximate
Tameside Council has secured grant funding from MHCLG to support a series of workstreams required to dispose of 13 sites across borough. One of these workstreams is undertake a series of planning assessments across each of the sites. This will include a review of planning history and detailed review of site constraints, as well
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