Wirral Council
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PBCP-8675-BHWT
- Address
- Wallasey, UKD74, CH44 8ED, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 21 Mar 2025
- Latest notice
- 16 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 166 tenders
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Software and hardware maintenance of Urban Traffic Control Systems including Cloud based systems
Urgent placement for in-patient detoxification and/or rehabilitation services for children and young people delivered by Banbury Lodge ("The Service Provider") on behalf of Wirral Council ("The Commissioner"). Awarded via the Provider Selection Regime (PSR), as set out in the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regu
To provide support to families in understanding what to expect when their child has been put on a child protection/child in need plan.
The key aims of the Framework are: a. To provide inpatient detoxification services to service users that complies with current and future best practice, which is in line with national and local applicable guidance, and with relevant protocols in clinical practice. Please view some of these listed in Section 4.0 'Service Delivery
The key aims of the Framework are: a. To provide inpatient detoxification services to service users that complies with current and future best practice, which is in line with national and local applicable guidance, and with relevant protocols in clinical practice. Please view some of these listed in Section 4.0 'Service Delivery
The contract is for a seasonal catering concession at North Wirral Coastal Park (western end of the promenade near Wallasey Beach), operating typically April to September each year under a 3-year fixed-term lease. The successful operator will provide a high-quality street food and drink offer, potentially including music and ent
This commission by Wirral Council's Public Health team, will deliver a school health and wellbeing survey for Wirral, through anonymous, school-based questionnaires which will gather data on local young people's health and wellbeing. The survey will also provide a longer term view of key trends in children and young people's hea
Landican Cemetery opened in 1934 and current burial demand requires the cemetery to be extend, utilising existing cemetery land and requires the successful company to plan, prepare and obtain planning permission, including all relevant groundwater risk assessments.
Provision of 6 units of emergency supported housing for homeless people
Layout extension area and construct new paths and fencing to allotment plots, drainage investigation and installation of land drains, provision of standpipes.
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