Contract to design, supply & deliver on all aspects of a complete refurbishment of the HPC owned play area for ages 2 to 14 years. Guideline budget - £150,000. Hagley Parish Council has an exciting opportunity to refurbish an existing NEAP at Hagley Recreation Ground in North Worcestershire. The council is seeking to appoint a suitable contractor to deliver a high-quality refurbishment scheme within the guideline budget for a NEAP classified play area. A survey has been conducted to establish local demand and need and the headlines of the survey are set out in HPC's Invitation to Tender document. All equipment and safety surfacing must be fully compliant with the requirements of BS EN 1176 and BS EN 1177 and accessibility and inclusivity will be a key design feature. Interest should be registered through Hagley Parish Council offices by emailing the Deputy Clerk by email at [email protected] Site visits are mandatory prior to submission.
Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has a requirement for a framework for adult inpatient rehabilitation services (mental health). All rooms must be ensuite. BHFT is looking for a mixture of male and female beds who may require Inpatient rehabilitation. The approximate ratio of male/female is an 85%/15% split. The Services will be split into the following two Lots: Lot 1: schizophrenia; and Lot 2: bipolar disorder
The provision of a Commercial Waste and Recycling Collection and Disposal Service including general, recycling, food and glass waste for multiple opted in sites across the Borough. Purpose of this market engagement Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform the procurement of a new waste and recycling contract. The exercise provides suppliers with early visibility of the Council’s current service and seeks feedback on: • market capability and service design; • collection models and treatment and disposal routes; • mobilisation, innovation and sustainability; • reporting and commercial approaches. Responses will help WBC refine the contract scope, specification, procurement route and pricing model.
VIVID Housing is seeking to appoint two experienced roofing contractors to deliver its planned roofing programme across its housing stock portfolio. The contract will cover the delivery of planned roof replacement and refurbishment works to residential properties and associated assets across VIVID's geographical operating areas. The programme is expected to support the continued improvement of housing quality, resident satisfaction, and asset performance while ensuring compliance with all relevant legislative, regulatory, and industry standards. The proposed contract will be established as a Qualifying Long-Term Agreement (QLTA).
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified Supplier to undertake the refurbishment of the staff restaurant, servery and associated kitchen facilities at its South Mimms site. The successful Supplier will be responsible for delivering all works necessary to provide a modern, functional and high-quality catering environment, in accordance with the Specification. This will include the coordination, supply, installation and commissioning of refurbishment works, whilst maintaining high standards of health and safety, quality and project management throughout the contract.
Children's Post Vision Screening Service Glaucoma Repeat Readings (GRR) Service) Children's Post Vision Screening Service Glaucoma Repeat Readings (GRR) Service)
NHS NORTH EAST AND NORTH CUMBRIA INTEGRATED CARE BOARD
Nottingham City Council operates and maintains a diverse fleet of motor vehicles and plant machinery that are essential for delivering a wide range of frontline and support services across the city. To ensure the continued reliability, safety, and operational efficiency of these assets, NCC requires a dependable and responsive supply of automated motor vehicle and plant machinery parts.
Purpose of Engagement The Contracting Authority is undertaking preliminary market engagement in advance of a potential future procurement for the provision of healthcare linen and laundry services. The purpose of this engagement is to: • Assess current market capacity and capability. • Understand available service delivery models. • Explore opportunities for innovation, resilience and business continuity. • Understand supplier approaches to sustainability, carbon reduction and reusable textile solutions. • Consider potential mobilisation requirements and timescales. • Inform the development of the future procurement strategy, specification and contract requirements. This engagement is being undertaken in accordance with Sections 16 and 17 of the Procurement Act 2023 and does not constitute a call for competition. Participation in the engagement process will not provide any advantage or disadvantage in any subsequent procurement exercise. Scope The Contracting Authority is interested in engaging with suppliers capable of delivering healthcare laundry and linen services, including but not limited to: • Processing and laundering of healthcare linen. • Linen rental and managed linen services. • Reusable theatre and clinical textile solutions. • Collection and distribution services. • Emergency and contingency service provision. • Stock management and inventory control. • Digital and reporting solutions. • Sustainable and environmentally responsible service delivery. Suppliers must be able to demonstrate compliance with relevant healthcare standards and requirements, including arrangements for the processing of healthcare linen. Engagement Activity The Contracting Authority intends to undertake one or more of the following: • Supplier meetings. • Market engagement questionnaires. • Requests for information. • Site visits. • Supplier presentations. • Market engagement events. Participation is voluntary and no supplier will be excluded from any future procurement opportunity on the basis of non-participation. Indicative Timetable • Publication of engagement notice: • Supplier expressions of interest: • Engagement activities: • Potential procurement commencement: The timetable is provided for planning purposes only and may change. Response Requirements Interested suppliers should provide: 1. Company details and contact information. 2. Overview of healthcare linen and laundry experience. 3. Details of processing facilities and geographic coverage, including ability to provide a service in the North East of England. 4. Any information the supplier considers relevant to the future service requirement.
CITY HOSPITALS INDEPENDENT COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES LIMITED
Steeton with Eastburn Parish Council ("The Council") invites fixed-price quotations for the reconstruction and resurfacing of the perimeter walkway surrounding Steeton Crown Green Bowling Green ("Bowling Green"). The Council's objective is to create a safe, accessible and long-lasting pedestrian route for bowlers, officials, spectators, visitors and members of the wider community. The project comprises an approximately 152-linear-metre perimeter route, with existing walkway widths varying from approximately 1.26 metres to 1.85 metres and an indicative total surface area of approximately 215 square metres. The works are expected to include: • removal of defective tarmac, all edging and unsuitable foundation material where required; • reconstruction of approximately 142.5 linear metres of concrete perimeter edging, including suitable steel reinforcement and stabilising pins; • incorporation of approximately 9.5 linear metres of previously reconstructed edging and walkway; • formation of suitable levels and falls to avoid ponding and protect the bowling green; • smooth connections to retained surfaces and access points; • lawful removal and disposal of all spoil and waste; and • making good and leaving the site safe, clean and ready for use. The completed walkway must provide a firm, even, durable and accessible pedestrian route for bowlers, officials, spectators, visitors and members of the wider community. The dimensions are indicative and have been obtained using a measuring wheel. Tenderers are responsible for verifying measurements, levels, quantities, access arrangements and site conditions before submitting their quotation. A site inspection is strongly recommended. Subject to prior agreement, a limited designated area of the adjoining car park may be made available for plant, skips, temporary material storage and other site requirements. The procurement and any subsequent appointment are subject to the Council securing grant funding, confirming the availability of funds and formally approving the selected quotation. Full requirements, submission instructions and evaluation criteria are contained in the Invitation to Quote and Works Specification.
West Suffolk Council are currently out to tender for the provision of viability evidence and assessment of the West Suffolk Local Plan and the introduction of a CIL charging schedule. This opportunity is available in the 'Current Tenders' area of portal. Interested parties are invited to express their interest to gain full access to the tender documentation. The deadline date for submissions of the tender is 1500hours on 16 November, 2026. Please note late returns will NOT be permitted The deadline for clarification questions is 9 November 2026, which must be generated via the correspondence option on the website
Enfield Council is seeking to appoint a single suitably qualified Consultant to deliver stock condition surveys across its housing stock of approximately 15,800 properties, which include tenanted, leasehold and high-rise blocks. The surveys will refresh the Council’s stock condition data in its Apex asset management system and support the following: its 30-year Business Plan and Housing Asset Management and Sustainability Strategy; Decent Homes Standard and HHSRS compliance; the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018; Awaab’s Law; its net zero carbon by 2040 and SAP 86 by 2030 targets. The services comprise: validation surveys of existing records, and more comprehensive attribute and characteristic surveys where data is missing or unreliable; whole-block surveys, including an internal sample of about 10% of dwellings; HHSRS assessments, with immediate reporting of Category 1 hazards (and Category 2 damp and mould); RdSAP EPC assessments by accredited energy assessors where instructed; resident liaison, appointment management and no-access evidence; weekly reporting, trackers and data uploads, plus a 50-property pilot. The programme is indicatively 20% of stock per year, called off at fixed rates irrespective of volume variation. The lead Consultant must be a Chartered Building Surveyor on the RICS Accreditation Register. Not the total contract value is only inclusive of the initial term, not the extension periods.
Bassetlaw District Council (the Council) wishes to invite tenders to appoint a suitably experienced operator to occupy and operate an indoor street food market within the Retford Town Hall's Buttermarket. The operator will be responsible for all aspects of delivery, vendor management and commercial performance, in return for the right to trade from the premises and an opportunity to influence the final design and fit-out of the space. The Council's objectives in appointing an operator are to: • Animate and activate Retford town centre • Support independent and start-up food businesses • Provide a high-quality, diverse and affordable food offer • Increase footfall and dwell time • Support the evening and weekend economy • Deliver social and economic value for the local area The Buttermarket is anticipated to be available to the operator for commercial operation from Winter 2026/Spring 2027 subject to detailed design agreement and construction programme. The Council envisions the successful provider from this tender to join as a partner through this design process. This interim period for design and Council construction will ensure the final installation is fit for purpose and encourages optimal commercial operation for the appointed end user. Location Located on the Market Square, Retford Town Hall is well positioned to amplify the offerings of the town, however, the site is currently greatly underutilised, and its facilities require significant modernisation. The Buttermarket is the ground floor premise of the wider Retford Town Hall with its own level and independent access along the Town Hall Yard and direct access to the Market Square. There is ample area (~260m2) to enhance this space to provide a series of catering focused opportunities while also creating an inclusive communal space, designed to host events that appeal across all age groups. According to a recent market summary of Retford undertaken by CACI, the town boasts a sizable catchment area with a total market potential of £122.1 million. Additionally, Retford enjoys a high catchment market share of 16%, indicating a strong local spend for retailers and food businesses opening in the town centre. The total market potential for catering alone is £30.1 million. The overall spend remains below the regional average, indicating a need for Retford to build up a critical mass of retail and leisure offer to increase its attractiveness. Annual household spent on catering is £2,060 which is 5% lower than the East Midlands average and spend on alcohol on premises is 10% below the regional average demonstrating there is available spend for these types of offers not currently being realised in Retford Full details of the opportunity and the Council's requirements are set out in the tender documents. Term The Council would optimally seek a 5-year lease with a break clause at Year 3 and the opportunity to extend a further 5 years at year 5 (3+2+5 year agreement). Procurement Procedure This is a competitive flexible procedure. Initial tenders will be scored based on price quality as out lined in document 1. Up to the top 3 bidders will then be invited to a presentation stage which will be scored out of 100 (the scoring for which is in appendix 5). The final tender score will be calculated based on the weightings of the price and quality score from the previous round making up 90% of score and the presentation will form the remaining 10%.
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council ("the Council") invites Expressions of Interest under Preliminary market engagement from suitably qualified and experienced market operators for the management, operation and development of the small established Leek Crafts, Antiques and Collectables Market under a Licence Agreement. To engage with the Preliminary market engagement please email your details to [email protected] in advance of the closing deadline
Overview South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority intends to undertake a competitive procurement for the provision of a Child Focused Courts: Independent Domestic Violence Adviser (IDVA) Support Service across South Yorkshire. Child Focused Courts represents significant change to private law children cases. The model aims to improve the experience and outcomes for children and families, particularly adult and child victims of domestic abuse. It focuses on early identification of risk, increased engagement with children and bespoke support for victims, all within a streamlined court process. Within the model, there is a funded pathway for Cafcass or local authorities to refer victims of domestic abuse to specialist agencies for IDVAs to provide expert risk assessment and support. This notice is issued to provide advance visibility of a forthcoming procurement opportunity. It is not an invitation to tender, and suppliers should not submit tenders or proposals in response to this notice. The final service requirements, contract value, dates, award criteria, performance arrangements and contractual provisions will be set out in the tender documents.
Leeds City Council (LCC) and The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council (CBMDC) requirements for the collection, transport and recycling of scrap metal and lead acid batteries (LABs) arising at Participating Authority facilities. It also includes the removal of abandoned vehicles arising in the Leeds City Council metropolitan area. This is a collaborative procurement exercise led by Leeds on behalf of itself and Bradford. While Leeds is managing the procurement process, the requirements are divided into geographically and operationally distinct lots. While Leeds is managing the tender process, separate contracts will be awarded. Leeds and Bradford will remain independent contracting entities. Following the evaluation, Leeds will award and sign the contracts for Lots; LOT 1A – Leeds City Council Scrap Metal, LOT 2A – Leeds City Council Lead Acid BATTERIES (LAB) , LOT 3A – Leeds City Council Vehicle Rims Alloys only and LOT 4A – Leeds City Council Abandoned Vehicles and Bradford will award and sign the contracts for Lots; LOT 1B – Bradford Metropolitan District Council Scrap Metal, LOT 2B –Bradford Metropolitan District Council Lead Acid Batteries (LAB) and LOT 3B – Bradford Metropolitan District Council Vehicle Rims Alloys only. Bidders can bid for one or more Lots with each individual lot being awarded to a single supplier. More than one lot may be awarded to the same bidder.