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Dynamic Market for Services

PEABODY TRUST

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Peabody Trust intends to establish a Dynamic Market under the Procurement Act 2023 for the procurement of services and associated supplies by Peabody Trust and other eligible contracting authorities. Please head to www.procurepublic.co.uk/tenders to access the application form. ProcurePublic Ltd is appointed by Peabody Trust to act as the procurement and managing agent for the Dynamic Market and will manage its establishment, supplier admission, administration and ongoing operation on behalf of Peabody Trust. The Dynamic Market is intended to provide a flexible and compliant procurement route covering professional, technical, operational, corporate, property, housing and resident-facing services required by contracting authorities. The Dynamic Market will be divided into individual categories to enable contracting authorities to identify suppliers appropriate to the nature, location, value and requirements of a particular procurement. The Services Dynamic Market comprises 38 categories (S1-S38) covering consultancy, inspection, management, professional services, corporate services, operational support, resident services, customer support and public engagement. The Dynamic Market includes: S1 Building Surveying and Asset Surveys; S2 Architectural Design and Planning Services; S3 Engineering Design and Technical Consultancy; S4 Project Management, Employer's Agent and Clerk of Works; S5 Quantity Surveying and Cost Consultancy; S6 Building Safety, Fire Engineering and Compliance Consultancy; S7 Energy, Retrofit and Sustainability Consultancy; S8 Development Strategy, Land and Site Acquisition Services; S9 Planning, Viability and Development Management; S10 Procurement and Commercial Consultancy; S11 Legal Services; S12 Marketing, Communications and Digital Engagement; S13 Recruitment, Interim and Workforce Services; S14 Facilities Management and Soft Services; S15 Cleaning, Specialist Cleaning and Hygiene Services; S16 Security, Guarding and Waking Watch Services; S17 Grounds Maintenance and Arboriculture Services; S18 Waste, Recycling and Environmental Services; S19 Pest Control and Environmental Treatment; S20 Car Park Management and Enforcement; S21 Housing Management, Managing Agent and Property Management; S22 Temporary Accommodation, Lettings and Homelessness Support; S23 Removal, Storage, Decant and Relocation Services; S24 ICT Managed Services and Digital Transformation; S25 Cyber Security, Information Governance and Data Protection; S26 Data, Analytics, Asset Systems and Reporting; S27 Finance, Audit, Tax and Treasury Services; S28 Insurance, Claims and Risk Management; S29 Energy, Utilities, Metering and Billing Services; S30 Transport, Fleet and Logistics Services; S31 Training, Learning and Organisational Development; S32 Consultation, Research and Customer Insight; S33 Print, Mail, Scanning and Document Management; S34 Customer Contact, Call Handling and Out-of-Hours Services; S35 Translation, Interpretation and Accessibility Services; S36 Catering, Hospitality, Events and Venue Services; S37 Occupational Health, Wellbeing and Employee Support; S38 Grant Funding, Bid Writing and Social Value Support.

Deadline: Not published
Published: 13 Nov 2026(6 hours ago)
Contract value: Not published
Location: United Kingdom
Reference: ocds-h6vhtk-07bc12
First seen: 2 hours ago

Classifications

71315000Building services71631300Technical building-inspection services71200000Architectural and related services71400000Urban planning and landscape architectural services71300000Engineering services71500000Construction-related services71244000Calculation of costs, monitoring of costs71250000Architectural, engineering and surveying services71322100Quantity surveying services for civil engineering works71324000Quantity surveying services

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