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Wiltshire Council intends to award a contract for the supply (rental) of vending machines and associated stock to be made available for resale in its leisure centres.? Wiltshire Council’s leisure facilities currently comprise 20 leisure centres, 6 of which offer vending provision, and as such are in scope for the contract.
HAF aims to tackle the triple inequalities of holiday hunger, physical inactivity, and social isolation. It provides free of charge activities and food for children and young people who are entitled to benefits- related Free School Meals and school age up to the end of Year 11. The programme is funded by the Department for Education. It is intended that participants in the HAF programme will: ? Eat more healthily over the school holidays. ? Be more active during the school holidays. ? Be safe and less socially isolated. ? Engage in enriching activities which support personal development and wellbeing. ? Have greater understanding of health and nutrition. ? Be more engaged with school and other local services. There are around11,000 children in Wiltshire who are eligible for benefit related Free School Meals. Wiltshire Council are seeking a range of large and small organisations to support the delivery of the programme across Wiltshire.
food for summer fuel 26 - for wiltshire - contract start date 15/07/2026
This PME is being carried out under GCA Framework RM6343 Estate Management Services 2. Only the 35 suppliers appointed to Lot 5: Valuation and Compulsory Purchase Orders are invited. Wiltshire Council owns a varied general fund asset portfolio in the region of 640 property assets including leisure centres, schools, car parks libraries, offices and depots. The total general fund asset value is currently estimated at approximately £830m. The Consultant is required to provide the Authority with valuations that are compliant with the relevant professional standards and guidance in place at the date point of the valuations, which includes: • Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) Code of Practice on Local Authority Accounting ('The CIPFA Code') and any other relevant guidance. The Authority requires a five-year rolling programme of its general fund assets (i.e. a third of the general fund assets valued annually), and an annual material movement report for its general fund assets for those assets not valued in that year. • An annual valuation of general fund assets covering asset classes that require annual valuations. • An annual valuation of assets being held for investment purposes must also be carried out. • The Authority also requires annual year end-valuations for the Council's HRA housing stock and garages. • Individual asset valuations will be required for individual components in accordance with the Authority's accounting policy on componentisation. • The Authority requires an annual review of useful asset lives. • Asset valuations must have regard to any impairment events. • The instruction will include valuations of the Council's agricultural estate. It is recognised that the Consultant may not have the expertise within the firm to value agricultural property. In such circumstances, it will be acceptable to sub-contract the valuation of agricultural property. The aim is to appoint a consultant/s that will be able to provide the Authority with valuations that are compliant and with the relevant professional standards and guidance in place.
