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North Tyneside Council is setting up a dynamic purchasing system (DPS) for the supply and installation of aids and adaptations under the following lots: Lot 1: Bathing; Lot 2: Permanent Ramps; Lot 3: Semi-Permanent Ramps; Lot 4: Internal Alterations; Lot 5: Door Operating Devices; Lot 6: Specialist Materials; Lot 7: Servicing and Maintenance of Self-Cleaning Toilets. Suppliers wishing to express an interest in the opportunity must do so via the ProContract electric tendering portal:- https://procontract.due-north.com Once you have registered your interest the documentation is available to download immediately or by re-accessing the portal. Unregistered suppliers will be re-directed to the registration page on the Portal where they will be able to access it after receiving their login and password. North Tyneside Council is setting up a dynamic purchasing system (DPS) for the supply and installation of aids and adaptations under the following lots: Lot 1: Bathing: Contractors are required to provide and install arrange of level access showers, shower over baths and self-cleaning toilet solutions within occupied properties. The Authority funds and manages the provision of a range of adaptations for customers following an assessment of need carried out by an occupational therapist. Referrals are forwarded to the Adaptations and Loan Equipment Service (ALES) which is based at The Tyne Tunnel trading Estate, North Shields. ALES administer and manage the provision in accordance with the Authority’s Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) Home Adaptation and Relocation Assistance Policy. It should be noted that some or all of the DPS Lots may also be utilised on other properties that are not funded via the DFG programme. Contractors shall provide the required resources to carryout a range of adaptations in occupied dwellings in accordance with the Authority’s specifications, drawings and contract instructions. It is not a requirement that the contractor provide the full range of adaptations. If accepted onto the DPS Agreement, each contractor will have the opportunity to tender on a mini-competition basis, for each disabled facility grant project. North Tyneside Council is setting up a dynamic purchasing system (DPS) for the supply and installation of aids and adaptations under the following lots: Lot 2: Permanent Ramps: Contractors are required to provide and construct a range of permanent ramp configurations with concrete, flagged and graded block paving which may include step and door alterations. Some may include a hardstandings. All work to external areas of occupied properties. The Authority funds and manages the provision of a range of adaptations for customers following an assessment of need carried out by an occupational therapist. Referrals are forwarded to the Adaptations and Loan Equipment Service (ALES) which is based at The Tyne Tunnel trading Estate, North Shields. ALES administer and manage the provision in accordance with the Authority’s Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) Home Adaptation and Relocation Assistance Policy. It should be noted that some or all of the DPS Lots may also be utilised on other properties that are not funded via the DFG programme. Contractors shall provide the required resources to carryout a range of adaptations in occupied dwellings in accordance with the Authority’s specifications, drawings and contract instructions. It is not a requirement that the contractor provide the full range of adaptations. If accepted onto the DPS Agreement, each contractor will have the opportunity to tender on a mini-competition basis, for each disabled facility grant project. North Tyneside Council is setting up a dynamic purchasing system (DPS) for the supply and installation of aids and adaptations under the following lots: Lot 3: Semi-Permanent Ramps: Contractors are required to provide and install a range of semi-permanent ramp configurations in galvanized steel, which may include step and door alterations to external areas of occupied properties. The Authority funds and manages the provision of a range of adaptations for customers following an assessment of need carried out by an occupational therapist. Referrals are forwarded to the Adaptations and Loan Equipment Service (ALES) which is based at The Tyne Tunnel trading Estate, North Shields. ALES administer and manage the provision in accordance with the Authority’s Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) Home Adaptation and Relocation Assistance Policy. It should be noted that some or all of the DPS Lots may also be utilised on other properties that are not funded via the DFG programme. Contractors shall provide the required resources to carryout a range of adaptations in occupied dwellings in accordance with the Authority’s specifications, drawings and contract instructions. It is not a requirement that the contractor provide the full range of adaptations. If accepted onto the DPS Agreement, each contractor will have the opportunity to tender on a mini-competition basis, for each disabled facility grant project. North Tyneside Council is setting up a dynamic purchasing system (DPS) for the supply and installation of aids and adaptations under the following lots: Lot 4: Internal Alterations: Contractors are required to provide and carry out a range of internal alterations to occupied properties. The Authority funds and manages the provision of a range of adaptations for customers following an assessment of need carried out by an occupational therapist. Referrals are forwarded to the Adaptations and Loan Equipment Service (ALES) which is based at The Tyne Tunnel trading Estate, North Shields. ALES administer and manage the provision in accordance with the Authority’s Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) Home Adaptation and Relocation Assistance Policy. It should be noted that some or all of the DPS Lots may also be utilised on other properties that are not funded via the DFG programme. Contractors shall provide the required resources to carryout a range of adaptations in occupied dwellings in accordance with the Authority’s specifications, drawings and contract instructions. It is not a requirement that the contractor provide the full range of adaptations. If accepted onto the DPS Agreement, each contractor will have the opportunity to tender on a mini-competition basis, for each disabled facility grant project. North Tyneside Council is setting up a dynamic purchasing system (DPS) for the supply and installation of aids and adaptations under the following lots: Lot 5: Door Operating Devices: Contractors are required to provide and install a range of door entry and opening devices to timber, uPVC and composite doors to occupied properties. Organisations must be accreditation to the Master Locksmiths Association (MLA). The Authority funds and manages the provision of a range of adaptations for customers following an assessment of need carried out by an occupational therapist. Referrals are forwarded to the Adaptations and Loan Equipment Service (ALES) which is based at The Tyne Tunnel trading Estate, North Shields. ALES administer and manage the provision in accordance with the Authority’s Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) Home Adaptation and Relocation Assistance Policy. It should be noted that some or all of the DPS Lots may also be utilised on other properties that are not funded via the DFG programme. Contractors shall provide the required resources to carryout a range of adaptations in occupied dwellings in accordance with the Authority’s specifications, drawings and contract instructions. It is not a requirement that the contractor provide the full range of adaptations. If accepted onto the DPS Agreement, each contractor will have the opportunity to tender on a mini-competition basis, for each disabled facility grant project. North Tyneside Council is setting up a dynamic purchasing system (DPS) for the supply and installation of aids and adaptations under the following lots: Lot 6: Specialist Materials: Contractors are required to supply and/or install specialist adaptation materials (e.g. grab rails). The Authority funds and manages the provision of a range of adaptations for customers following an assessment of need carried out by an occupational therapist. Referrals are forwarded to the Adaptations and Loan Equipment Service (ALES) which is based at The Tyne Tunnel trading Estate, North Shields. ALES administer and manage the provision in accordance with the Authority’s Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) Home Adaptation and Relocation Assistance Policy. It should be noted that some or all of the DPS Lots may also be utilised on other properties that are not funded via the DFG programme. Contractors shall provide the required resources to carryout a range of adaptations in occupied dwellings in accordance with the Authority’s specifications, drawings and contract instructions. It is not a requirement that the contractor provide the full range of adaptations. If accepted onto the DPS Agreement, each contractor will have the opportunity to tender on a mini-competition basis, for each disabled facility grant project. North Tyneside Council is setting up a dynamic purchasing system (DPS) for the supply and installation of aids and adaptations under the following lots: Lot 7: Servicing and Maintenance of Self-Cleaning Toilets: Contractors are required to carry out annual servicing to a range of self-cleaning toilets. The Authority funds and manages the provision of a range of adaptations for customers following an assessment of need carried out by an occupational therapist. Referrals are forwarded to the Adaptations and Loan Equipment Service (ALES) which is based at The Tyne Tunnel trading Estate, North Shields. ALES administer and manage the provision in accordance with the Authority’s Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) Home Adaptation and Relocation Assistance Policy. It should be noted that some or all of the DPS Lots may also be utilised on other properties that are not funded via the DFG programme. Contractors shall provide the required resources to carryout a range of adaptations in occupied dwellings in accordance with the Authority’s specifications, drawings and contract instructions. It is not a requirement that the contractor provide the full range of adaptations. If accepted onto the DPS Agreement, each contractor will have the opportunity to tender on a mini-competition basis, for each disabled facility grant project.