C440968 Supply of Linen ONLY
We wish to appoint a single source supplier to supply Linen to East Kent Laundry Services
- 2Gether Support Solutions Limited
- United Kingdom
- £1.2m
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We wish to appoint a single source supplier to supply Linen to East Kent Laundry Services
North East Lincolnshire Council (The Authority) is considering the procurement of a specialist sign manufacturer to undertake the manufacture, supply and installation of the Cleethorpes Wayfinding system. Further details can be found in the Preliminary Market Engagement documentation.
Falkirk Council wishes to undertake a tendering process to enter into a Framework Agreement with suitably experienced contractors for the provision of Ground Maintenance Service within the Falkirk Council area of Operation. Key aims of the service are to provide a competitive, reliable, and customer-focused service to Place Services Roads and Grounds Maintenance Departments which will supplement the Council’s own in-house service. The framework consist of 2 Lots, to which up to a maximum of 5 Contractors may be appointed per lot. - Lot 1: Arboriculture Services - Lot 2: Grass Cutting for Rural Area.
Scottish Procurement is seeking to procure the fifth generation of the Temporary and Interim Staff Services Framework. This is a single, multi-lot, multi-supplier Framework, accessible to public sector organisations across Scotland, and will operate for up to a maximum 4 years (48 months). This will include Interim IT Staff Services (National), Interim Professional Staff Services (National), Temporary Administrative, Catering and Manual Staff Services (South Region) and Temporary Admininistrative, Catering and Manual Staff Services (North Region).
The successful Candidate will be responsible for the landscape maintenance, landscaping work and services to be undertaken (hereinafter referred to as ‘the works’ or ‘the services’) as described at Schedule 3, Scope & Description of Works, in/ around the Employer’s properties as indicated in the Schedule1 maps, Glasgow G31, G40 & G45, which is the Contract Area. It is a tender condition that the successful candidates shall require to enter into separate framework contracts with Molendinar Park Housing Association and Reidvale Housing Association, each individually
On-site and off-site GP Services
Organisation: Cambridgeshire Music Service Required: Live Performances and Interactive Music Workshops for Primary and Secondary-Aged Children, Including Inclusive Provision for Pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Location: East and South Cambridgeshire Delivery Window: 14 June 2027 to 9 July 2027 (school hours) Cambridgeshire Music is seeking requests for quotes from local musical groups, ensembles, solo performers, and music workshop providers of any musical genre to deliver engaging performances or practical musical workshops for primary and / or secondary -aged pupils, including inclusive provision for pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) across schools in East and South Cambridgeshire. We welcome interest from artists working in all musical styles, including (but not limited to) classical, folk, pop, rock, jazz, world music, electronic, choral, and culturally specific traditions. Our aim is to provide high-quality, inspiring musical experiences that broaden children's understanding and enjoyment of music. Requirements: - Ability to deliver 50-60 minute performances suitable for primary and/or secondary aged children. - Capacity to travel to schools within East and South Cambridgeshire. - Availability during school hours between 14 June - 9th July 2027 - Public liability insurance and relevant safeguarding checks - Previous experience of working in schools
Local Space Limited is seeking Tenders for the provision of corporate insurance cover and associated insurance services. The procurement comprises the following Lots: Lot 1: Property Stock Insurance Lot 2: Combined Liability Insurance, comprising employers' liability, public liability, products liability and associated liability risks as specified in the associated tender documents. Tenderers may tender for one or both Lots. Each Lot will be evaluated and awarded separately. Local Space Limited reserves the right to award the Lots to the same or different Tenderers in accordance with the published award criteria. The Contract will have an initial term of three years, commencing on 9 February 2027, with the option for Local Space Limited to extend the Contract by up to two further periods of one year each. The maximum potential Contract term is therefore five years. The requirements, scope of cover, limits, excesses, service standards, claims handling requirements, Conditions of Participation, pricing requirements and award criteria are set out in the associated tender documents.
The works covered by this Contract comprises the repair, maintenance and minor works of CCTV, Door Access and PA Systems at various Belfast City Council Properties and locations. Any or all of the locations as listed may be added to the Contract at the sole discretion of the Contract Administrator subject to agreement with the Contractor. The provision of a emergency, 24 hour, seven days per week call-out services to secure and make safe Council property is an essential and integral part of this work and is ‘of the essence’ with regards to the award and performance of the contract. The Contractor is required to have his representative on site within one hour to make safe the location within the Contract area. The Contractor shall provide the Council with one contact name and telephone number for this purpose. The form of Contract will be the JCT Measured Term Contract 2016 Edition incorporating Adaption Schedule for Northern Ireland and amended as shown hereunder by Belfast City Council.
The objective of this PME is not to seek formal tenders, but to gather information, insights and feedback from the market, that will help to: • Refine our understanding of Career Learning Platform solutions which maximise benefit in the context of the Multi-Academy-Trust sector; • Identify potential suppliers and their capabilities; • Inform the potential development of a detailed procurement specification; • Maximise public benefit by procuring a solution that delivers social, economic, and environmental value.
The London Borough of Waltham Forest is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform the future commissioning of Children's Short Break Services for disabled children and young people. The Council is seeking to establish a sustainable, flexible and family-centred model that supports its statutory responsibilities whilst enabling the Short Breaks offer to evolve in response to the needs, aspirations and lived experience of children, young people and families. This engagement forms part of a wider co-production programme involving children, young people, parent carers, providers and partner organisations. We are keen to understand the market's views on how we can collectively develop a strong, diverse and innovative Short Breaks offer for Waltham Forest over the coming years. The Council welcomes participation from: • Existing Short Break providers; • Specialist SEND providers; • Voluntary and community sector organisations; • Social enterprises; • Leisure and recreation providers; • Arts, culture and creative organisations; • Providers delivering sports, outdoor learning and adventure activities; • Local businesses and community organisations; • Potential new market entrants.
The Council is issuing this Preliminary Market Engagement Notice (Notice) to commence preliminary market engagement with interested potential partners in respect of a near future procurement process that it intends to conduct. The procurement process aims to appoint a Delivery Partner to deliver and operate a Closed Road Cycle Circuit Facility in the Leckwith area of Cardiff (The Scheme). The Scheme is a priority development for National Governing Bodies for Cycling, Triathlon and Athletics (Running) and has been identified as a Principal Legacy Development for the Tour de France, which comes to Wales in 2027. It is the Council’s intention to procure a Delivery Partner (who in turn may appoint a Developer and/or Operator) through an open procurement process and for the parties to enter into a Development Agreement for the construction of the project. Once constructed, a Property Lease will be entered into together with a Management Agreement outlining core expectations for the operation of the Scheme. The Scheme is anticipated to cost in the order of c£4.5m and the aspiration is for this to be funded through Legacy Funding and other associated Grants, some of which has already been secured. Other than provision of the land (via long-lease) and supporting with grant applications where appropriate, the Council will not be funding or financially supporting the delivery and operation of The Closed Road Circuit by any other means and any funding shortfall will need to be met by the Delivery Partner. The Delivery Partner will, of course, factor in the revenue generated from operating the Facility and the Council would anticipate this is factored into consideration of the upfront costs of the Scheme. The proposed site for the Circuit is in the heart of Leckwith (See Annex 1) adjacent to other sports facilities and within the parameters of the wider Leckwith Sporting Campus and as such, the Delivery Partner shall be required to establish and maintain an active and regular working relationship with neighbouring facilities, in particular those immediately adjacent to the site for access and parking. The Council and National Governing Bodies (NGBs - Cycling, Triathlon, Athletics) have progressed the Scheme design to Stage 3 and submitted a planning application. Prior to any exchange of contracts, the Council and NGBs will have progressed the design through to Stage 4. The Primary objective is to ensure that the Scheme operates as a high-quality, accessible, inclusive and financially sustainable community and sporting facility. The facility shall support: • Cycling clubs, development and training sessions. • Triathlon clubs, development and training sessions. • Running clubs, development and training sessions. • Learn-to-Ride and cycle skills and confidence programmes. • Casual and recreational participation. • Community health and wellbeing activities, particularly targeting local catchment communities. • Schools, colleges, universities, youth groups and other third sector community organisations. • Disability and inclusive sport groups. • Performance development and talent pathways. • Local, regional and national sporting events. • Coaching, workforce and volunteer development. • Skills learning and experience linked to enterprise and future employment opportunities. The Council intends to include a management agreement alongside the property lease to set out specific operational requirements that ensure the operation of the facility balances sporting development, community benefit, accessibility and commercial sustainability, whilst maximising participation and utilisation. The Lease and ancillary the Management Agreement will set out the arrangements as between the Council and Delivery Partner (whether as the Delivery Partner or via PropCo/OpCo) for the operation of the Scheme. The Council makes the following supporting information available with this Notice: Annex 1: Site Plan Annex 2: Stage 2 Design and Access Statement Annex 3: Cos…
The London Borough of Waltham Forest (LBWF) is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform the future procurement of 16+ Semi-Independent Accommodation (SIA) and Support Services. Current and prospective providers are invited to attend an IN-PERSON Provider Forum to discuss the proposed procurement route and indicative tender plan, 'My Guide' for young people and Provider questions and views to help shape the future service model.
This framework is for the supply and fit of tyres, and a range of ancillary services to East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Fleet Management Department. This framework will run from the 01 February 2027 – 31st January 2031. This framework consists of three (3) main elements which are listed below: - The supply and fit of new or remould tyres - On-site and Off-site services (including roadside areas) e.g. puncture repair, wheel balancing - Fleet inspections
Sheffield Health Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust is undertaking early market engagement to identify suitably experienced Principal Contractors who may be interested in tendering for a forthcoming refurbishment project, subject to confirmation of funding. The proposed project involves the refurbishment and conversion of a currently vacant health centre into a Neighbourhood Mental Health Centre. A decision on whether funding is available to enable the project to proceed is anticipated at the end of October 2026. Should funding be confirmed, the Trust intends to progress the project at pace and therefore wishes to engage with the market in advance to identify suitably qualified, experienced and interested Principal Contractors capable of supporting the anticipated programme. This notice is intended for early market engagement purposes and does not constitute a formal invitation to tender or a commitment by the Trust to proceed with the procurement or project.
The Council is seeking to allow new providers to apply for inclusion to our standing list of experienced and suitably qualified training providers to deliver Safeguarding Awareness training to schools across the county.
The City of London Corporation (the ‘City’) is carrying out Preliminary Market Engagement (‘PME’) in relation to the provision of a contractor to upgrade the Middlesex Street Estate CCTV system by replacing defective and outdated cameras and installing new and additional units to provide reliable, fit-for-purpose surveillance coverage. The principal contractor will also be expected to provide the necessary input for the successful submission of a Gateway 2 application to the Building Safety Regulator, relating to the CCTV camera upgrade, which will form the Contractors Design Portion (CDP) of the contracted works. This exercise will help inform our approach to the procurement, provide an opportunity to gain insight into how participants might approach delivery of the works in question, and offer a useful early indication of the likely level of interest in the proposed project from the market. Please note that this is not a call for competition.
Aberdeenshire Council require a vehicle management and tracking system, including CCTV and Tachograph services to cover vehicles within their fleet to be installed by Aberdeenshire Council staff
Perth & Kinross Council is seeking to appoint suitably qualified and experienced supplier to carry out planned preventative and reactive maintenance to: CDT wood and metal working equipment (fixed and portable) Forges, kilns and welding equipment Laser cutters CNC machines Fume Cupboards and Local Exhaust Ventilation Systems
The Environment Agency intends to procure a single contract for the provision of hydrodynamic services supporting the Anglian Coastal Monitoring Programme. The requirement includes the maintenance, installation and operation of hydrodynamic monitoring equipment, including wave buoys, current meters, tide gauges, meteorological stations and associated telemetry systems. Services will include planned and reactive maintenance, buoy servicing, data transfer, operational monitoring, reporting, asset management and technical support to ensure the continuity, integrity and availability of coastal monitoring data across the Anglian region. The current anticipated contract term is from 1 April 2027 to 31 March 2031, with options to extend for up to two further periods of 12 months. These dates are indicative and remain subject to internal approvals and procurement timelines.
The Supplier shall provide a fully managed Travel Management Service that is cost-effective, responsive and aligned to the University's operational, sustainability and duty of care objectives. The service shall support traveller safety and wellbeing, facilitate informed low-carbon travel choices, deliver value for money, and provide a timely, efficient, user-friendly and high-quality customer experience.
The Trust is seeking to appoint a single contractor to manage and support the catering provision across 16 schools in and around Leicester.
The London Fire Brigade are seeking an external reporting line, operated by an independent third -party provider, to provide staff with an additional route for reporting concerns relating to misconduct i.e. discrimination, bullying and harassment. The caveat to this is that the Professional Standards Unit (PSU) will continue to respond to complaints of misconduct i.e. discrimination, bullying and harassment, as business as usual – with the external reporting line service, being commissioned to report complaints of misconduct that relate to allegations against staff who work in the PSU; Directors and LFB Senior Leadership team members; where there is a perceived conflict of interest, or where the nature of the allegation is especially sensitive or complex i.e. includes various complainants/respondents/witnesses, and cannot be completed by the PSU on the grounds of capacity.
The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) wish to give notice of a planned procurement opportunity in relation to delivery of the Business Support Service (BSS). The service will supplement guidance available on gov.uk and business.gov.uk. and is a key part of DBT’s Business Growth Service. The BSS should provide information, advice, guidance, and signposting on any business issue for any kind of business, charity or social enterprise, including pre-startups and start-ups, in England. The contract is structured as a two-year offer with the option to extend for up to two further one-year periods (2+1+1). The initial contract value is £5 million. Any future extensions are subject to budget approval. Secretary of State for Business and Trade will in due course be transferred to the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade by an Order in Council (secondary legislation) under section 2 of the Ministers of the Crown Act 1975. Scope of the requirement: The proposed procurement will seek a supplier to provide integrated business support including: Multi- channel access through telephone, webchat, email, social media, and instant messenger (such as WhatsApp) A database of business information for use by advisers and some external organisations The ability to stand up an emergency response plan with 24 hours’ notice from DBT Maintaining partnerships and relationships across the business support eco-system There is no requirement to deliver a digital front-end or website, however, the successful supplier will need to be flexible and able to contribute to, or integrate with, any similar delivery undertaken by government. Proposed Procurement Route: It is currently anticipated that the procurement will be conducted using a Competitive Flexible Procedure comprising Stage 1 – Conditions of Participation and Stage 2 – Tender Evaluation.