Tendercast
Check my match
All notices
Find a TenderUKRestricted procedure

Wood Green Central Multi-Disciplinary Team

London Borough of Haringey

View official noticeFind notices like this

Scope as published

The Council is looking to employ a suitable contractor for the appointment of the Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) Lead Consultant to support Haringey Council in progressing the Wood Green Central Station Road sites to develop a coordinated, commercially credible and deliverable planning proposition for the scheme.

Deadline
20 Nov 2026(30 days left)
Published
21 Oct 2026(4 hours ago)
Contract value
£1.5m
Location
United Kingdom
Reference
ocds-h6vhtk-078d60
First seen
2 hours ago

Classifications

71000000Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services71200000Architectural and related services71220000Architectural design services71221000Architectural services for buildings

Other open notices from this source

Find a Tenderservices

Ophthalmology Services- Central

Provision of Community Ophthalmology Service.

NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board
United Kingdom
Find a TenderBelow threshold - open competition

Ethnographic Study – Healthy Streets

Birmingham City Council (the Council) is seeking to appoint an organisation for the provision of Ethnographic Study – Healthy Streets to deliver an ethnographic research study exploring resident lived experience of the issue of car dependency in Birmingham. The Public Health Built & Natural Environment team intends to commission a specialist organisation to undertake an ethnographic research study exploring residents’ lived experiences of car dependency in Birmingham. The study forms part of the wider Healthy Streets: Public Health Car Dependency Study and will support delivery of the Birmingham Transport Plan and Road Harm Reduction Strategy. The research will explore how social, economic, environmental and street conditions influence travel choices, including barriers to walking, cycling and public transport. It will capture experiences across Birmingham’s diverse communities, including those experiencing transport related inequalities and poorer Healthy Streets outcomes. The commissioned provider will undertake ethnographic research, including interviews, accompanied journeys and observational research, to develop in depth insights and participant case studies. Findings will inform the development and co-design of Healthy Streets interventions in Birmingham. The contract for the services will commence 1st December 2026 and will be in place for a period of 4 months.

Birmingham City Council
United Kingdom
£41,667
6 Nov 2026(16d)