Here's a clearer and more polished version suitable for a UK04 notice, tender advert or procurement introduction: You are invited to submit a response to this Request to Participate (RtP) for the provision of Asset Management and Property Management Services. This procurement is being conducted using the Competitive Flexible Procedure in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. The procurement process will comprise three stages, as set out in the tender documents. Blackpool Council is seeking to appoint an experienced Asset Manager and Property Manager to maximise performance and undertake the day-to-day management of the Council's retail assets within Blackpool Town Centre. The assets within the scope of this appointment include: Houndshill Shopping Centre: an enclosed shopping centre extending to approximately 298,000 sq ft, with 750 car parking spaces, located opposite Blackpool Tower. The centre opened in 1980, underwent refurbishment and a significant extension in 2008, and was acquired by Blackpool Council in November 2019. A further expansion was completed in 2024, incorporating a nine-screen cinema complex, including an IMAX auditorium, a ground-floor retail unit and a diner/restaurant unit. Victoria Buildings (Corporation Street / Victoria Street Portfolio): comprising a block of seven retail units located opposite Houndshill Shopping Centre. Marks & Spencer Premises, Church Street, Blackpool Town Centre. The successful supplier(s) will be expected to: Maintain and enhance income generated from the assets through proactive asset management activities. Support and implement the Council's plans for the future development of the assets within the wider context of Blackpool Town Centre. Report on asset performance and progress against agreed objectives to the Council's Houndshill Steering Group. Provide the full range of health and safety, financial administration and facilities management services required for the effective operation of commercial premises of this nature. Provide timely financial information, including expenditure data, forecasts and budget projections, to support the Council's reporting requirements. Liaise and collaborate with other town centre stakeholders to support initiatives that enhance the visitor experience and promote business activity within Blackpool Town Centre. The contract is anticipated to commence on 1 July 2027. The initial contract term will be five (5) years, with an option for the Council, at its sole discretion, to extend the contract annually for up to a further five (5) years, subject to satisfactory performance, contract review and budget availability. The indicative contract budget is £150,000 per annum. Tenders are invited either from a single organisation capable of delivering both the Asset Management and Property Management functions or from multiple organisations submitting a joint bid under a single contract arrangement. Where a joint bid is submitted, the Council will expect bidders to demonstrate previous successful collaboration on comparable projects or assignments. The appointment will be made through a three-stage procurement process. Following evaluation of the RtP stage, a maximum of five suppliers will be invited to participate in the Invitation to Tender (ITT) stage. Following evaluation of ITT submissions, a maximum of two suppliers will be invited to attend a presentation and interview stage before a final contract award decision is made.
Replacement of a rotten timber lintel with a new steel or concrete lintel for a property located within a conservation area. To include renewal of lime stucco render to the front elevation.
The council is seeking flexible nightly paid temporary accommodation within Buckinghamshire County, both self-contained (kitchen, bathroom facilities within the property) and shared accommodation. The requirement is for a range of accommodation from a hotel room, through to units that can house families of up to 8 people. The service will operate on a spot-purchase basis, enabling the Council to secure accommodation flexibly and at short notice. The Council has a duty under Part 7 of the Housing Act 1996 to provide homelessness advice and assistance. This includes a statutory duty to secure Temporary Accommodation (TA) for persons who are homeless and are deemed to be priority need (based on the priority need categories set down in the Act and associated Code of Guidance). It meets this duty through a combination of designated substantive TA (directly owned by the Council or a Registered Provider) or accommodation secured from a third party provider at a nightly rate as and when required (often referred to a B&B accommodation). Evidence of Health and Safety Compliance would be required for each property, and inspections would be carried out with Environmental Health Officers prior to any accommodation being used with an agreed inspection schedule moving forwards.
Trinity House intends to place a framework agreement for the ongoing supply of the marine oils, lubricants and chemicals used aboard each vessel either owned or operated by Trinity House, which to date, includes two multi-function tenders, THV GALATEA and THV PATRICIA, and a rapid intervention vessel THV ALERT.
Poplar HARCA is seeking to procure a new Contract for Lift Service and Maintenance. The Contract will require the Contractor to provide and manage all the necessary resources and industry training needs, including appropriately skilled operatives, supply chain partners, tools, vehicles, administration and supervision to undertake all lift service and maintenance in an efficient and effective manner.
Poplar HARCA (Housing and Regeneration Community Association)
Bedford Borough Council is inviting providers to attend our upcoming Market Engagement Event for the recommissioning of Community Short Break Services for Children and Young People with Disabilities. Date: 23 October 2026 Time: 10am -12pm Venue: on-line via Teams (link to the event will be provided day prior to the event to all providers who expressed interest) Bedford Borough Council is inviting providers to attend our upcoming Market Engagement Event for the recommissioning of Community Short Break Services for Children and Young People with Disabilities. This event provides an opportunity to: • Learn about the Council's future vision for Short Break Services • Understand the proposed service model and procurement approach • Discuss the proposed lot structure and framework arrangements • Share feedback on service requirements and outcomes • Explore opportunities for partnership working and innovation • Help shape the future provision available to children, young people and their families Who Should Attend? We welcome organisations that currently deliver or are interested in delivering: • Community-based short breaks • SEND activities and support • Holiday and leisure provision • Weekend and after-school activities • Specialist support services for children and young people with disabilities • Family support and respite activities Future Procurement The Council is preparing to recommission Community Short Break Services to ensure continued high-quality support for children, young people and families across Bedford Borough. Provider feedback gathered during market engagement will help inform the final service specification and procurement documentation To attend the event and receive further information, please register via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bedford-borough-short-breaks-market-engagement-tickets-2003193097479?aff=oddtdtcreator
This contract is for the “Supply and Delivery of Biomass Wood Pellets” which must be certified quality class ENplus A1 standard. The Contract will run from the date stated in the award letter for an initial period of 12 months with the option to extend for a further two by one year extensions (1+1+1).
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council
BEEDS is the Bank's current strategic data collection system and is the primary digital gateway for collecting regulatory and statistical data from our firms. The system underpins a very large number of critical data collections and is relied on daily by firms and teams across the Bank. The Bank plans to update and modernise our data collection capabilities with the new data collection platform and associated data modelling and toolsets. The Bank will also require XBRL validation processing services and professional services to deploy the new Data Collection System and to migrate some existing data. Note an earlier RFI was published and earlier engagement on BEEDS took place in 2024. Operational reasons then delayed further procurement activity until this year.
Heritage construction skills are essential for the repair, maintenance, conservation and retrofit of England’s 5.5 million traditional buildings (built pre-1919), but the industry faces significant skills shortages. Complex and patchy provision of relevant training is a major barrier to closing these skills gaps. At present, we have only limited visibility of provision and uptake for construction qualifications which contain heritage content. This project would fill this gap in our knowledge and evidence by establishing a baseline dataset of current provision, funding, participation in, and completion rates of relevant training and qualifications. This will provide a detailed picture of where training is taking place, who is offering the training, and how many people are undertaking it as well as a repeatable methodology enabling this project to be repeated in future. This project will also analyse the data alongside other research to identify where heritage content is included, and where there are gaps in available provision (both geographically and in terms of construction roles), trends over time, and identify qualifications which might be at risk. With this information we will be able to better target our advocacy and interventions to improve education and training provision in this area and maximise our impact at both a national and regional level. This will directly support our work supporting the supply of heritage construction skills and enabling a greater volume of relevant training.
Forestry Commission invites a development and operating partner with suitable expertise, track record and experience to explore, assess and progress the potential development of wind energy opportunities located on land within the county of Northumberland.
This Team East Midlands opportunity is advertised to set out the mandatory and required services, Deliverables, standards, outputs and outcomes for the design and installation of the Team East Midlands pavilion at UKREiiF 2027, from design concept, project governance and management, through to onsite delivery. The contract will be awarded to a single provider, who will be responsible for delivering the full scope of services. Where necessary, the provider may utilise subcontracting arrangements with third parties to ensure all contract requirements are delivered effectively and in full. The East Midlands Combined Authority (EMMCA) is led by Mayor of the East Midlands, Claire ward and covers the four local authority areas of Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Derby and Nottingham. Its priorities include economic growth, transport, housing. Skills and adult education, green growth and the visitor economy. UKREiiF is the UK's largest real estate investment and infrastructure forum. It is a three-day major event that was established in 2022, defying expectations, attracting thousands of domestic and international developers, investors, Authority's and built environment thought leaders. Its aim is to connect people, places and businesses to accelerate and unlock sustainable, inclusive and transformational investment and growth. The contract value is a maximum of £130,000 in total and the contract term is approx. 6 Months, the contract will be awarded for the initial term from 01/2027 until 06/2027. There are no extensions available for this. Providers will be expected to upload the required attachments into the e-procurement portal as advised in the Invitation to Tender document. The award criteria is set out within the attached Invitation to Tender documentation. Bidders can apply for this oppertunity by using the following link https://eastmidlandsca--prospend.vf.force.com/apex/CS_ContractPage?filters=&page=1&Preview=Yes&searchStr=&SearchType=Projects&sortStr=Alphabetical&uid=a1MPy00000EXLFJMA5&sfdcIFrameOrigin=https://eastmidlandsca.lightning.force.com and registering for an account on the Atamis system and then clicking on the register button for this opportunity
Lancashire County Council is undertaking pre-market engagement to inform a forthcoming procurement for the supply and delivery of a range of hook-lift containers for collection and transportation of Wastes across its Household Waste Recycling Centres and wider waste management operations.
This Invitation to Tender has been issued by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire who are seeking to award a Contract for the provision of Services for all Victims of Domestic Abuse in Derby City.
CotswoldsPlus Local Visitor Economy Partnership (LVEP) seeks a suitably qualified provider to deliver a data platform that provides an excellent overview of the performance of the regional visitor economy, that helps to establish regional measurement standards for visitor economy performance, and provides deep insights into visitor demographics, attitudes and behaviour, as well as economic trends within the visitor economy. The platform will be designed to deliver on the following: 1. Switching emphasis from driving visitor numbers to driving higher quality of engagement and volume of spend. 2. Dispersal of visitors to reduce over-tourism in some LVEP destinations and growing visits in others. The requirement is for the creation of a data platform that can: • Link to and ingest data from varied sources • Display live and ingested data in user-friendly ways • Allow for custom reporting • Produce useful insights from all data • Provide an access permission structure that facilitates easy administration across multiple partners and user groups • Be commercialised (e.g. paywalls to specific insights, or paid platform access), allowing the platform to continue beyond the scope of this three-year project.
The GP Patient Medical Records Service covers the end-to-end management of high-volume GP Patient medical records. The Service supports GP practices and authorised parties that require records for continuity of care, patient registration, operational processing or legally mandated access. The Supplier will be responsible for: Providing secure transportation and exchanging of GP Patient medical records between GP practices, storage facilities and authorised recipients. Receiving registration transactions generated through patient registration activity and authorised manual requests. Creating GP Patient medical record movement requests from those registration transactions. Managing GP Patient medical record movements associated with patient registration and authorised manual requests. Providing transparent end-to-end status, location, chain-of-custody and audit information. Identifying, retrieving, reconciling and maintaining the integrity of the complete GP Patient medical record across paper and digital formats. Digitising, quality assuring, indexing and uploading records to the National Document Repository when required. Providing secure digital exchange where the National Document Repository is unavailable in exceptional circumstances or inaccessible to the intended recipient. The supplier is not required to build a separate repository. Maintaining archive storage and undertaking secure destruction in accordance with approved retention and destruction arrangements. Operating the supporting technology, customer contact, tracking, reporting and service-management capabilities. Supporting authorised disclosure processes by retrieving and making complete GP Patient medical records available to the Authority’s authorised service. Managing non-routine requests, including missing, incomplete, misdirected and urgent GP Patient medical records. Providing customer contact, service support, management information and a supporting technology platform. Supporting transition from the incumbent supplier and maintaining continuity of service throughout Implementation. Mobilising the service and transfer relevant records, inventory data and operational responsibility within the agreed arrangements. The estimated contract value is £193,000,000 inclusive of the extension options (plus optional services of up to £50,000,000) excluding VAT.
Our Planning and Development Service is seeking an urban designer to work within our busy development management team. Your case load would comprise largely of volume house builder applications - sustaining significant annual new house building rates required under existing and emerging Local Plans. You will work on applications of various types and scales including our major settlement extensions at South East Coalville and Money Hill, Ashby de la Zouch.?Your case load would also include major commercial/industrial/leisure developments across the district.
ateb are seeking to appoint a single experienced contractor to design and construct the Solva development, including the associated football pitch and external works. The project comprises the construction of 28 affordable homes at Solva, Pembrokeshire, together with associated infrastructure, roads/access, drainage, utilities, landscaping, external works and the delivery/reinstatement of the associated football pitch and related works. The project is being delivered in partnership with Solva Community Land Trust and is intended to provide affordable social rented housing and associated community infrastructure.
VOID please refer to - https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/096650-2026?origin=Dashboard Notice identifier: 2026/S 000-096650 Procurement identifier (OCID): ocds-h6vhtk-0786c3 Yorkshire Water intends to establish a multi-supplier Framework Agreement for the provision of consultancy services required to support the delivery of AMP8 activities along side AMP9 and AMP10 readiness. The framework will provide a single commercial route through which Yorkshire Water can access a broad range of consultancy expertise, supporting its strategic, operational, regulatory, commercial, asset management and transformation objectives. It will replace existing consultancy arrangements and provide continuity, flexibility and resilience in securing specialist professional services across the business. The framework will comprise multiple Lots aligned to key consultancy disciplines and areas of expertise, including management consultancy, regulatory and strategic advisory services, programme and project support, organisational transformation, and specialist professional consultancy services. Further details of each Lot are provided within the procurement documents and subsequent sections of this notice.
Tenders are invited for a land maintenance services contract, together with cleaning of bus shelters, for a 3 year contract, commencing 1st April 2027, with the possible extension of the contract for a further 2 years at the end of the 3 years following a review. Please apply to the Clerk, via email: [email protected] or telephone: 01473 612632, by noon on Tuesday 20th October 2026 for a full application pack. Tenders are to be received by noon on Tuesday 3rd November 2026, The prices are to be based on 1 year's work from April 2027 to March 2028 for a 3 year contract which will increase or decrease according to the retail price index (excluding house prices). All forms should be returned to the Clerk either electronically or by post.