Interpreting and Communication Services for People who are d/Deaf and Deafblind (August 2021)

Lot 1: Face-to-face interpreting services (verbal);

Lot 2: Face-to-face interpreting services (non-verbal);

Lot 3: Transcription;

Lot 4: Lip speakers;

Lot 5: Speech to text reporters;

Lot 6: Deaf relay;

Lot 7: Translation;

Lot 8: Video interpreting services;

Lot 9: Other sign language Interpreting from an international range of languages;

Lot 10: Trainee interpreters.

Lot 1: Face-to-face interpreting services (verbal);

Lot 2: Face-to-face interpreting services (non-verbal);

Lot 3: Transcription;

Lot 4: Lip speakers;

Lot 5: Speech to text reporters;

Lot 6: Deaf relay;

Lot 7: Translation;

Lot 8: Video interpreting services;

Lot 9: Other sign language Interpreting from an international range of languages;

Lot 10: Trainee interpreters.

The partner organisations with access to the framework are as follows:

— Kent Police,

— Kent Fire and Rescue,

— National Deaf Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service- Kent,

— KMPT (Kent and Medway Partnership Trust), and

— Dover District Council.

At any time during the term of the framework, any of the following public sector organisations may apply to gain access to the framework:

— Medway Council,

• Kent Schools

— any district council in Kent,

— KCHFT (Kent Community Health Foundation Trust),

— NHS England (Kent and Medway) (AKA NHS Commissioning Board),

— Kent & Medway NHS Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG).