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CO6089 TH Sanctuary Project

This is a partnership initiative between the London Borough of Tower Hamlets Council and the successful Sanctuary installation company. The project offers victims of VAWG the option to remain safely and securely in their homes, through the installation of free, tailored home security. The LBTH Sanctuary Scheme has been funded by Homelessness Services each year since 2004 and has contributed effectively to safeguarding domestic violence survivors and their families. Every Sanctuary installation is assessed individually and tailored to the safety needs and circumstances of the individual and property involved. The overall aims of the service are to: • To provide increased security in the homes of VAWG victims and their families so they can remain living in their homes • The Sanctuary scheme prevents homelessness amongst VAWG victims and their families. It allows victims to feel safer and remain in their community. • The Sanctuary Scheme provides additional support to cases where there are no legal orders in place to prevent the perpetrators from attending the property or contacting the victim as often the case is victims are too scared to undertake any legal proceedings, or do not know where the perpetrator is in order to be able to serve legal notices. • The Sanctuary scheme is integral to child protection and safeguarding processes within this borough and actively seeks to increase the safety of victims

Katy Reed

Published 12 hours ago

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Framework for building-based Day Services predominantly for Older People (65+) with Care Act Eligible needs

The Authority is looking to commission a Light Touch Framework Agreement for building-based Day Services predominantly for Older People (65+) with Care Act Eligible needs. On occasion this service may be used by individuals under the age of 65 when their needs could be best met by the service. I.E Where the primary need such as Physical Disability (inclusive of Acquired Brain Injury and Sensory Impairment). The Specification provides further detail on the services to be delivered. The total estimated value for the Framework is from £9,870,001 to £12,336,553 over the total 5 years. The total estimated value is based on the available budget. The services to be procured are defined as a Light Touch Contract within the Act. The Authority will utilise the flexibility provided by Section 45 Frameworks clause (9) to undertake a bespoke procurement process that considers elements of the Open Procedure, Framework and Open Framework. The Authority may exercise its flexibility to 'open' the Framework for suppliers to submit Tenders to join the Framework during the Framework Term. The reopening of the Framework will be at the Authority's reasonable discretion, for example, if the Authority needs to increase the capacity or respond to emerging needs. The Authority will be holding a supplier 'bidders' day' event on the Thursday 8th May 2025 at 10:00am - 12 noon, this will be a Microsoft Teams event held to give suppliers an opportunity to ask Commissioners and Procurement Advisors question in relation to this procurement. Suppliers are requested to have familiarised themselves with the Tender Documents prior to this event, to avoid duplicating questions raised previously and already answered. Where a supplier is unable to attend, information will be shared via Proactis post event shortly after. This will include any questions asked and the respective answers. For the avoidance of doubt Suppliers will still be able to submit clarifications after the event in line with the process outlined IA2938 ITT Procurement Pack. The Authority are also holding two virtual drop-in sessions via Teams, specifically for the Third-Party Information Security Questionnaire (TPISQ) as this may be a document that suppliers are unfamiliar with but it must be completed and returned by the tender deadline. The virtual drop-in sessions will give suppliers the opportunity to ask the Information Governance and Cyber Security Team questions specifically regarding the Third-Party Information Security Questionnaire. No other questions in relation to the tender process will be answered during these drop-in sessions and the Authority will not be delivering a presentation. The TPISQ drop-in sessions will be held on: • Tuesday 13th May 14:30-15:30 • Thursday 22nd May 11-12 noon For booking details please refer to IA2938 ITT Procurement Pack.

Katy Reed

Published 19 hours ago

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Framework for building-based Day Services predominantly for Older People (65+) with Care Act Eligible needs

The Authority is looking to commission a Light Touch Framework Agreement for building-based Day Services predominantly for Older People (65+) with Care Act Eligible needs. On occasion this service may be used by individuals under the age of 65 when their needs could be best met by the service. I.E Where the primary need such as Physical Disability (inclusive of Acquired Brain Injury and Sensory Impairment). The Specification provides further detail on the services to be delivered. The total estimated value for the Framework is from £9,870,001 to £12,336,553 over the total 5 years. The total estimated value is based on the available budget. The services to be procured are defined as a Light Touch Contract within the Act. The Authority will utilise the flexibility provided by Section 45 Frameworks clause (9) to undertake a bespoke procurement process that considers elements of the Open Procedure, Framework and Open Framework. The Authority may exercise its flexibility to 'open' the Framework for suppliers to submit Tenders to join the Framework during the Framework Term. The reopening of the Framework will be at the Authority's reasonable discretion, for example, if the Authority needs to increase the capacity or respond to emerging needs. The Authority will be holding a supplier 'bidders' day' event on the Thursday 8th May 2025 at 10:00am - 12 noon, this will be a Microsoft Teams event held to give suppliers an opportunity to ask Commissioners and Procurement Advisors question in relation to this procurement. Suppliers are requested to have familiarised themselves with the Tender Documents prior to this event, to avoid duplicating questions raised previously and already answered. Where a supplier is unable to attend, information will be shared via Proactis post event shortly after. This will include any questions asked and the respective answers. For the avoidance of doubt Suppliers will still be able to submit clarifications after the event in line with the process outlined IA2938 ITT Procurement Pack. The Authority are also holding two virtual drop-in sessions via Teams, specifically for the Third-Party Information Security Questionnaire (TPISQ) as this may be a document that suppliers are unfamiliar with but it must be completed and returned by the tender deadline. The virtual drop-in sessions will give suppliers the opportunity to ask the Information Governance and Cyber Security Team questions specifically regarding the Third-Party Information Security Questionnaire. No other questions in relation to the tender process will be answered during these drop-in sessions and the Authority will not be delivering a presentation. The TPISQ drop-in sessions will be held on: • Tuesday 13th May 14:30-15:30 • Thursday 22nd May 11-12 noon For booking details please refer to IA2938 ITT Procurement Pack.

Katy Reed

Published 19 hours ago

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