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Peatland restoration works on lowland ex arable land.
Updating the Environment Agency's Soil Moisture Model from Microsoft Excel and Access database to Python and associated managed databases. In addition, be able to provide the output data as gridded data as well as the current areal unit data.
Award under PCR 2015 under compliant framework to supply 1 bespoke bus shelter to Melton Mowbray.
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority invites proposals from consultants to identify and prioritise nature-based intervention opportunities that could contribute to improving water quality in the lower Western Cleddau (and possibly other relevant catchments if feasible within the budget). A transparent, weighted multi-criteria approach will assess water quality benefit, source / pathway / receptor linkages, hydrological connectivity, intervention potential and implementation feasibility. GIS analysis will identify and map pollution sources, pathways, receptors and priority reaches using available datasets. Stakeholder and landowner engagement will support fieldwork access, inform feasibility and foster future implementation support. Targeted walkovers will ground-truth and refine the assessment, identifying opportunities and constraints not evident from desk-based information. Outputs will include an updateable GIS opportunity and prioritisation database, mapbook, narrative report and selected case studies / scenarios. The assessment should distinguish between strategic priorities and actionable opportunities and briefly consider future nutrient mitigation / credit potential of interventions (and how this might influence take-up). Budget: £38,000 ex VAT, funded by Esteé Lauder Companies UK & Ireland via the UK National Parks Foundation. Mae Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Arfordir Penfro yn gwahodd cynigion gan ymgynghorwyr i nodi a blaenoriaethu cyfleoedd ymyrryd sy’n seiliedig ar natur a allai gyfrannu at wella ansawdd dŵr yn rhan isaf Cleddau Wen (ac efallai dalgylchoedd perthnasol eraill os yw hynny’n ymarferol o fewn y gyllideb). Bydd dull tryloyw, wedi’i bwysoli, gyda nifer o feini prawf yn asesu mantais o ran ansawdd dŵr, cysylltiadau tarddle / llwybr / derbynnydd, cysylltedd hydrolegol, posibilrwydd ymyrryd a dichonoldeb gweithredu. Bydd dadansoddiad GIS yn nodi ac yn mapio tarddleoedd, llwybrau, derbynyddion a rhannau blaenoriaeth llygredd gan ddefnyddio’r setiau data sydd ar gael. Bydd ymgysylltu â rhanddeiliaid a thirfeddianwyr yn cefnogi mynediad at waith maes, yn llywio dichonoldeb ac yn meithrin cymorth gweithredu yn y dyfodol. Bydd teithiau cerdded wedi’u targedu yn cadarnhau ac yn mireinio’r asesiad, gan nodi cyfleoedd a chyfyngiadau nad ydynt yn amlwg o wybodaeth desg. Bydd yr allbynnau’n cynnwys cronfa ddata blaenoriaethu a chyfleoedd GIS y gellir eu diweddaru, llyfr mapiau, adroddiad naratif ac astudiaethau achos / senarios dethol. Dylai’r asesiad wahaniaethu rhwng blaenoriaethau strategol a chyfleoedd y gellir eu rhoi ar waith ac ystyried yn gryno botensial ymyriadau i liniaru maethynnau / credydau yn y dyfodol (a sut y gallai hyn ddylanwadu ar y nifer sy’n manteisio arnynt). Cyllideb: £38,000 heb gynnwys TAW, sy’n cael ei ariannu gan Esteé Lauder Companies UK & Ireland drwy Sefydliad Parciau Cenedlaethol y DU.
UK4 - Tender Notice 1. Background/Context Local authorities are required to undertake a full assessment of the childcare provision in their area every five years. This is done through the production of a Childcare Sufficiency Assessment (CSA). Through the CSA, the local authority will need to assess the local childcare market to develop an understanding of parents’ current and future need for childcare. The local authority will compare the assessment of parents’ demand for childcare with information about the current and planned availability of childcare provision across the local authority area. 2. Scope of Work The contract holder will be responsible for collating and analysing data and providing a narrative on the demand, supply and gaps in childcare in Wrexham from a variety of sources, including, but not limited to, population data, Care Inspectorate Wales Self-Assessment of Service Statement, survey results, and consultation feedback. Full data requirements can be found in the Childcare Statutory Guidance 2026. The contract holder will be responsible for providing a full assessment document, a summary document and a five-year action plan. The five-year action plan will be developed in conjunction with key partners identified by Wrexham County Borough Council (WCBC). All documents produced must be fully accessible in line with accessibility guidance. The contract holder will not be responsible for undertaking any survey or consultation work. This will be carried out by Wrexham County Borough Council through the Prevention and Service Development Team. Wrexham County Borough Council will be responsible for the translation of all documentation following the completion of the work by the contract holder. The contract holder and representatives from Wrexham County Borough Council will be required to meet weekly to review progress. All work will need to be completed and handed over by 5pm on 16th December 2026.
Crediton Town Council (CTC) invites suitably qualified and experienced contractors to submit a quotation for the internal alteration and refurbishment works at Manor Office, 6 North Street, Crediton, EX17 2BT. The property is a historic building and the proposed works are subject to Listed Building Consent. The contractor shall be experienced in working within heritage and occupied civic environments and shall demonstrate an understanding of conservation-led construction techniques. The works comprise internal alterations to the ground and first floors only and shall be undertaken in accordance with the approved drawings, Listed Building Consent, Schedule of Works, Building Regulations and all associated statutory requirements.
The BFI requires a Supplier to deliver Digital Analytics Services. The BFI is a charity funded by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. We are the UK’s lead organisation for film and moving image. Our portfolio of activities includes: • Lottery funding for film development, production and distribution • The UK’s national archive of film and television • BFI Southbank and BFI IMAX cinemas, and BFI London Film Festival and BFI Flare: London LGBTIQ Film Festival • BFI Player video-on-demand service • Sight and Sound magazine We are seeking support in our use of Google Analytics and associated tools. The scope of digital products and our current set-up is outlined in the Services Specification - Outline of Requirements section of the ITT document.
To ensure communications are underpinned by effective media monitoring, Cabinet Office and the His Majesty (HM) Treasury Communications Team intend to procure an online platform which provides access to previously aired tv and radio broadcast footage from a range of UK national and regional channels. The Media Monitoring Unit (MMU) team within the Cabinet Office and the Communications Team within HM Treasury requires this service to support the delivery of its media monitoring which underpins effective communications in the Cabinet Office, HM Treasury and across government departments and agencies. This service will be used for MMU's media monitoring which contain snapshots of the national and regional broadcast news agenda that are connected to the business of government. HM Treasury will use the service to provide detailed information on broadcast interviews and reports to ensure effective communications in the department. In addition, the Authority requires that this service provides access to speech-to-text features and downloadable content.
Wallingford Town Council, working in partnership with Historic England, seeks a suitably qualified archaeological and heritage consultant to prepare an Archaeological Management Plan and a costed specification for HE1 capital works across the Scheduled Monuments within the Council's public parks in Wallingford, Oxfordshire. The sites covered are the Wallingford Town Walls, the Saxon burh (town) defences, and Wallingford Castle and the Motte. These are nationally important Scheduled Monuments, and elements of the Town Walls are recorded on the Heritage at Risk Register. The work is intended to inform and enable future conservation works, including measures to limit erosion, manage vegetation and shrub coverage, and address unstable trees, while protecting buried archaeology and the historic character of the sites. The appointed consultant will be expected to assess the monuments, set out a management approach, and produce a clear, costed specification suitable to inform a subsequent, separately procured works programme. The full brief, scope of works, form of response and pricing schedule are provided in the PA2 Tender Brief and its appendices, which tenderers should read in full before submitting.
Grass cutting at Lancing Beach Green and Lawns, Monks Recreation Ground, Croshaw Recreation Ground (except for the football pitch) and East Lancing Recreation Ground (expect environmental areas). Pitch maintenance at Monks Recreation Ground (2x adult pitches, 3 x junior pitches) and East Lancing (1 x adult pitch). This is a five year tender. Tenders to be sent to tenders@lancingparishcouncil.gov.uk or by post to Lancing Parish Council, 96-98 South Street, Lancing BN15 8AJ
The Industrial Dwellings Society (1885) Ltd (IDS) is seeking to appoint a Clerk of Works for a 24-month contract to support the whole estate improvement works at Navarino Mansions, commencing April 2027. Candidates who can start ahead of the contract date are preferred, to allow a bedding-in period for site familiarisation and onboarding. The Clerk of Works will report to and support the Project Manager, working alongside the Quantity Surveyor and Building Surveyor roles on the project. Full duties and requirements are set out in the Scope of Works within the ITT.
Historic England is looking to support research which will inform guidance on the suitability of retrospectively fitting modern technologies into English buildings of traditional construction. Following the publication of an earlier literature review, this project aims to help fill the gaps in current knowledge by offering insight into traditionally constructed buildings which have been retrofitted with AVCLs (Air and Vapour Control Layers). The project will review a selection of case studies and report on the findings, including any positive or negative consequences, of the installations. Full details can be found in the invitation to tender.
Supply, Delivery and Installation and Commissioning and Maintenance of an Electric Forklift Truck
Peabody Trust (the Client) invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers in relation to entering into an agreement (the Contract) to provide External Evaluation services for the Three Rivers Creative People and Places Programme (Hello Earth), and evaluation of 4 x Peabody cultural pilot projects (the Requirements). Additional information: The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.
To reliably deploy a suitably qualified arboriculture team, to include all necessary labour, equipment, plant and vehicles out of hours to attend locations within the borough of Newcastle -under-Lyme within one hour of notification. "Out of hours" is determined to be after 4pm Monday to Friday, all times (24 hours) during Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays. Required deployment will be required for partially failed, failed or storm damaged or otherwise trees and woodland.
Natural England is seeking a contractor with expertise in GIS, Earth Observation, habitat mapping and biodiversity analysis to create England-wide inland rock and scree habitat maps, using existing aerial imagery, geological, topographical and botanical datasets. The work is entirely desk-based, with no fieldwork required, and must be completed by February 2027. Deliverables include GIS datasets, metadata, technical reporting and supporting code where applicable, with outputs suitable for publication under the Open Government Licence.
1. New - Ryetec Contractor Flail Mower Collector - C2200CHS Super Including the following options: 1.1. Front feeder plate 1.2. Volume reduction bar 2. PTO shaft and guard 3. The machine must be fully compatible with a Valtra N135EA tractor. 4. The machine must comply with all current UK health and safety legislation, regulations, standards, and requirements applicable to its manufacture, supply, installation, and operation. 5. The supplier should be able to provide servicing, warranty support, maintenance, spare parts and technical assistance within a reasonable timescale following notification by the Authority. 6. The tendered price shall be provided in Pounds Sterling (£) and must include delivery, installation, commissioning, and operator familiarisation at Arne Farm, Arne, Wareham, Dorset, BH20 5BJ.
The project aims to reduce surface water flood risk within the Willow Brook catchment area through the creation of blue-green infrastructure in school grounds. Works will include the design and construction of SuDS features such as swales, filter strips, bioretention areas and detention basins, together with tree planting and associated landscaping works. In addition to flood risk reduction, the project seeks to enhance biodiversity, outdoor learning opportunities, and the health and wellbeing of pupils and staff. The selected contractor will work across Catherine Junior School to deliver a sustainable and educational legacy for the school and surrounding communities.
Preparation of a Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation Assessment for North Devon and Torridge.
The contractor is required to carry out safe felling and removal of all spray marked trees in the project area, the Humble Glades. This is the equivalent of approximately 80 medium-size trees, approximately 40m3 of timber, although the actual number of trees may be higher. There are a small number of Turkey Oak and Pine that are included in the felling contract but 90% of the trees are Holm Oak. The trees need to be safely felled and then processed. The majority of the timber felled needs to be burnt on site following instructions from Natural England concerning location and number of firesites. The cut stumps of all felled trees need to be treated with a Glyphosate based herbicide to prevent re-growth. The Axmouth to Lyme Regis Undercliffs NNR is a remote and wild coastal landslip. The worksite is located a 20-30 minute walk from the nearest vehicle access. The terrain across the NNR includes steep, uneven and sometimes difficult ground. The worksite is similar in terrain, on uneven, challenging and sometimes steep ground. Contractors will be required to hold and submit relevant chainsaw, herbicide and first aid certification, including felling and processing of medium-size trees (380mm to 760mm / up to twice bar length). Contractors must wear all relevant PPE at all times. No lone working at any time. The contractor must hold and submit a copy of their public liability insurance. It is a requirement that contractors undertake a site visit prior to submitting a tender or quote unless they are already familiar with the site. This can be arranged with Natural England please contact tom.sunderland@naturalengland.org.uk . A thorough Risk Assessment will need to be drawn up and agreed with Natural England before any work starts.
For this project We have 6 modules. Each module is made up of 3 stages. These stages are (1) an x-y stage, (2) a tilt goniometric stage, and (3) rotational stage. The links to these stages and the control box can be seen in the attached supporting document. The difference between our stages and the COTS stages is that each stage has a different motor to the COTS item (integrated 485 bus-type closed-loop stepper driver, IRS42E-K02, manual available). All modules are controlled via a single controller box. The controller box has power and user instructions from control software (via RS232 to USB cable) as inputs and has six output cables, each connected to one of the modules (RS232 to RS232). Each output cable is limited to 2m length. The cable from the controller connects to the bottom most stage of the module, that is the x-stage. The x-stage is then connected to the y-stage via a RS232 cable. The y-stage is connected to the goniometric stage via a RS232 cable. Finally, the goniometric stage is connected to the rotational stage via a RS232 cable. In this way, a controller with 6 outputs controls 6x4=24 motors. This setup is shown in the diagram and a picture of a single module is also provided on the attached supporting document. The control signal is sent via the control box to the desired module. If the control signal is not for the x-stage, the control signal is passed up the chain, and so on. We need the control software to interface with our existing hardware to control the 6 modules. The solution could interface with the existing control box, or alternatively provide a new controller to interface with the 6 modules. The requirements above are for the software/control of the 6 modules.
Same specification as the BD Bodyguard T Syringe Pump
Same specification required as the SECA CardioPad 2 X5
The Council are procuring a Key Stage 2 Moderation Manager to deliver their statutory duty for the moderation of KS2 writing and monitoring of Standard Assessment Tests (SATs).
This work will commission a discovery exercise to assess how the NHS Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) workforce could be professionalised to improve capability, consistency, recruitment, retention and career development across the NHS. Through research, workforce analysis, stakeholder engagement and options appraisal, the supplier will explore interventions such as capability frameworks, career pathways, accreditation, professional registration and continuing professional development, ultimately producing evidence-based recommendations and a high-level roadmap to inform future policy, investment and implementation decisions.