Tender Results of Dorset Council

Supply and Application of Bitumen for Surface Dressing-Dorset Highways have an on-going budgeted requirement for the supply and application of bitumen to support its own in-house surface dressing (highway maintenance) works. This contract will provide a fundamentally important aspect of our essential highway maintenance works.

Framework for the Supply of Sign Manufacturing Materials-This Lot is for the supply of Sign Base Materials

Framework for the Supply of Sign Manufacturing Materials-Dorset Council went to tender to seek suppliers to enter into a framework agreement for the supply of road sign manufacturing materials to the Council at various delivery locations throughout the County of Dorset, divided into the following lots: 1 - Sign Base Materials 2 - Channels, Fixings and Posts 3 - Sign Face Materials 4 - Provision of Temporary Signs This is a joint procurement between Dorset Council and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council (BCP). Dorset Council is acting as the le...

In-situ Road Recycling 2024-Dorset Council went out to tender to procure a specialist Principal Contractor to carry out In-situ Road Recycling at nineteen different locations around the County of Dorset. To recycle the road to bind material to the specified depth, and depending on location; a double surface dressing, Micro Asphalt, asphalt binder/surface course to finish. (Final finish to be discussed and agreed with Dorset Council). Dorset Council will be the client under the CDM Regulations 2015, and the Princip...

In-situ Road Recycling 2024-Dorset Council went out to tender to procure a specialist Principal Contractor to carry out In-situ Road Recycling at nineteen different locations around the County of Dorset. To recycle the road to bind material to the specified depth, and depending on location; a double surface dressing, Micro Asphalt, asphalt binder/surface course to finish. (Final finish to be discussed and agreed with Dorset Council). Dorset Council will be the client under the CDM Regulations 2015, and the Principal Contra...

Care and Support at Home Lot 1-Home Care is the provision of person-centred personal care to improve an Individual's quality of life, enabling them to remain living in their own home and achieve their specified outcomes. Home Care is not about doing things for people in a way that increases dependency, but about supporting people to do things for themselves as far as they are able. Home Care should be seen as an opportunity to build on the Individual's skills and confidence to improve their independence and not as...

Digital participation / voice of the child in social care-Capturing the voice of the child has become a central tenant of children's social care. It is one of the primary indicators Ofsted now look for when inspecting case work. This contract delivers this requirement.

Further Competition for Childrens Care and Support at Home & Community Support - Lot 27 DCF2-Dorset Council has a duty to ensure there is a sufficient range of short break services available to meet the assessed needs of disabled children and their carers in the county and therefore, sought Providers to provide individual care and support to children and young people who are disabled and/or who have mental health and emotional wellbeing needs. This includes: • care in the home, • support in the community, • short breaks, • contact supervision.

Framework for the Provision of Supported Housing for Young People-The Council is required through a ‘sufficiency duty’ to secure sufficient accommodation for children and young people under their care who cannot live at home. Children’s Services has developed a specification for semi-independent living to improve the sufficiency of high-quality supported housing in Dorset through block contracting. The aim is to provide young people with security and stability for as long as it is needed, as well as to offer support and accommodation that enables care...

Framework for the Provision of Supported Housing for Young People-The Council is required through a ‘sufficiency duty’ to secure sufficient accommodation for children and young people under their care who cannot live at home. Children’s Services has developed a specification for semi-independent living to improve the sufficiency of high-quality supported housing in Dorset through block contracting. The aim is to provide young people with security and stability for as long as it is needed, as well as to offer support and accommodation that enables care leavers ...