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RBWM Events Management Procurement - Market Engagement Webinar

Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead

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The Authority would like to underline that this is the second preliminary market engagement notice for this requirement. We have previously invited suppliers to respond to our survey (for which we received a very healthy number of responses) but now the Authority would like to build on this engagement by way of a webinar. This will also be an opportunity would you to ask questions. Se the participation section for registration information. See below the summary from the previous notice: The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead (RBWM) is seeking to engage with experienced event management suppliers in advance of a future procurement for the delivery of a diverse programme of high-profile ceremonial, civic and nationally significant events over an anticipated eight-year period. The appointed supplier will be required to provide and maintain a strategic event management, operational planning and delivery support for a range of events and provide including, but not limited to: • Royal Visits • State Visits • Royal Weddings • Royal Funerals • National and Civic Ceremonies • Large-scale public celebrations and commemorations These events are likely to attract significant national and international attention, substantial media interest, and large public audiences, regularly involving complex security, operational and stakeholder requirements. Supplier Requirements RBWM is seeking suppliers that can demonstrate a proven and successful track record in the planning (maintenance of plans), and delivery of major public events within Windsor town centre or similarly complex and sensitive environments. Suppliers should be able to evidence experience in: • Delivering events in busy operational town centres while maintaining business-as-usual activities and minimising disruption to residents, businesses and visitors. • Working in partnership with multiple agencies and stakeholders, including but not limited to: o Security services o Police forces o Emergency services o The Royal Household o The Crown Estate o Central government departments o Transport operators o National and international media organisations • Managing complex stakeholder engagement and governance arrangements. • Planning and delivering large-scale infrastructure installations, including temporary event structures, security installations, media compounds, public viewing areas and crowd management systems. • Developing and implementing comprehensive event management plans, operational orders, communication strategies, contingency plans and emergency response procedures. • Managing extensive media operations, accreditation processes and communications activity associated with internationally significant events. Capacity and Capability The successful supplier must demonstrate the organisational capacity, resources and resilience to manage events of exceptional scale and complexity, including events that may attract in excess of 100,000 attendees. Suppliers should be capable of: • Coordinating multi-agency operational planning and delivery. • Managing significant crowd safety and public protection arrangements. • Recruiting, deploying and managing a stewarding workforce of over 800 personnel, including associated welfare, briefing, training and supervisory requirements. • Providing experienced event management personnel across all phases of event delivery, from feasibility and planning through to live operations and post-event review. • Maintaining robust business continuity arrangements and the ability to respond to events that may arise at short notice. Market Engagement This notice is intended to inform the market of RBWM's future requirements and to identify suppliers with the specialist expertise, experience and capacity necessary to deliver events of national significance within the unique operating environment of Windsor. The Authority is particularly interested in engaging with organisations that can demonstrate excellence in event delivery, stakeholder management, cr…

Deadline
Not published
Published
1 Sept 2026(2 hours ago)
Contract value
Not published
Location
United Kingdom
Reference
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First seen
1 hour ago

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79952000Event services

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