15 160 Information and Advice Services for Adults and Carers
CHESHIRE EAST COUNCILEstimated Value
Up to £900,000
Deadline
9 May 2016
Published
18 November 2016
Type
services
Overview
Information and advice relating to all aspects of care and support for adults aged 18 and above and those in transition from childhood to adult life. This will be in all formats and will be aimed at all citizens of the Borough.
In Cheshire East Councils Corporate Plan 2016-2020, the Council will focus on: • Communities - helping residents to help themselves and each other. Supporting volunteering and minimising anti-social behaviour. • Economy - encouraging and supporting businesses to create high employment and creating opportunities for all. • Education - supporting residents early to provide a great start in life. • Environment - helping energy saving initiatives and making sure our green spaces make Cheshire East a great place to live. • Health - safeguarding the vulnerable and providing appropriate care that helps people live well and for longer.
The Corporate Plan consists of six outcomes that demonstrate how Cheshire East Council will put the residents of Cheshire East first in the way that services are provided. Outcome numbers 1-5 focus on activities directly affecting residents and local businesses. Outcome number 6 focuses on maximising value for money in the way the Council operates.
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Additional information: E-TENDERING ONLY (www.the-chest.org.uk) Tenderers must not submit Tenders by postal methods or return a Tender via e-mail to The Council.
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Tenderers must submit Tenders by uploading your submission and supporting documentation via the e-tendering portal by the closing date and time.
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If you have any technical problems with ‘The Chest’ please contact the helpdesk on: Email:support@due-north.com and Telephone: +44 1670 597137
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Cheshire East CouncilKey Dates
Published
18 November 2016
Submission deadline
9 May 2016
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