Public Sector Tenders

The South Western Ambulance Service Foundation Trust has a requirement for Employee Career Development Mentoring App. We are requesting quotations for suitable solutions, the contract will be awarded for 3 years with the option to extend by up to 3 years.

The Education Training Collective (ETC) is a group of Further Education Colleges and Independent Training Providers within the North-East of England. We are seeking a supplier to provide a cloud-based Device and Classroom Management Service The aim is to implement a single, intuitive and reliable platform that supports the effective management of devices used in classroom study across the organisation.

As part of the FSA’s commitment to ensure food is safe and is what it says it is, the FSA undertakes food safety risk assessments which underpin these decisions in line with the internationally recognised ‘Codex Working Principles for Risk Analysis for Food Safety’. A key component of food safety risk assessment is exposure assessment, which estimates the amount of a hazard consumed through the diet. Exposure assessment combines food consumption data with information on the concentrations of substances such as contaminants, food additives or pesticide residues in food to estimate the levels consumers may be exposed to. To conduct UK dietary exposure assessments, the FSA uses consumption data in combination with occurrence data for hazards and other substances in food. UK consumption data is primarily obtained from the UK National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS). The National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS) is a co-funded programme between the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) and FSA. NDNS is a rolling programme which assesses the diet, nutrient intake and nutritional status of the general population of the UK. Tenders are invited to carry out the recoding of NDNS consumption data to FoodEx2, a standardised system for classifying and describing food.

Tavistock Town Council as Client and Accountable Body invites tenders from consultants with the relevant skills and capability to carry out an archaeological geophysical survey (CIfA standards) of the area shown on drawing J26.014. The method suggested and to be priced for, due to the site conditions and project aims, is Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR). Alternative methods, with associated rationale as an addition to the price schedule will be accepted as part of the tender submission. Due to the time sensitivities relating to the overall wider project deliverables, on appointment, contractors are required to apply for the necessary consents to enable the survey work to take place, which includes the Section 42 licence and production of the accompanying method statement. When considering pricing the works and the drafting of the method statement, the locations and associated activities need to be considered. e.g. The site plan include a churchyard which has funerals and ceremonies, a highway/public footpaths and a busy public realm (Bedford Square which has regular markets). Allowance should be made when surveying the highway for unsociable hrs/traffic management arrangements. As part of the National Lottery Heritage Fund grant conditions, the project has complimentary initiatives relating to community engagement. The appointed consultant should allow when surveying the churchyard/or Bedford Square for two half days working with community groups. (Note: this will include small groups, no more than 5 in No., either from the Youth Café or Heritage community partners). The contractor should allow for contacting sector specialists and statutory bodies as part of a desk top exercise to ascertain what previous equivalent survey work exists which will inform the works programme. On completion of the survey work, the contractor will produce a written report which is suitable to inform next steps with work commissioned to an appointed archaeologist, regarding possible excavation works as well and being in a appropriate format for public perusal as the results will feed into a wider interpretation programme, both digital and physical. As a minimum the report should include: tile page, summary of results, introduction, methods (techniques and methodologies), results, conclusions, acknowledgements, statement of indemnity, references, appendices and associated plots and plans, including interpretative plans/diagrams. These plans should be cross referenced to Blaylock's plan of the Abbey. The contractor must allow for the costs of data archiving, within 6 months of completion of the report, including completing the online OASIS entry and depositing the digital archive with the Archaeological Data Service. The estimated budget allowance for this project for the Geophysical Surveyor's fees is between £13,000 to £20,000 plus VAT. The start date for contract and applying for consents is early October 2026 with survey work and completion of the report targeted for the end of December 2026.

Caerphilly County Borough Council ("the Council") is undertaking pre-market engagement to inform a future procurement for the Provision of Process Serving. he Council relies on process serving services to support statutory and court proceedings, primarily in relation to Public Law Outline (PLO) matters and care proceedings. These services are time-critical and require providers to deliver court-compliant evidence of service whilst ensuring compliance with safeguarding, information governance and legal requirements. The Council is seeking to better understand the current market capabilities, available delivery models, and emerging innovations before commencing a formal procurement process. The Council is therefore looking to procure a Process Serving service.

Medway Council (‘the Authority’) is a unitary authority based in Kent, consisting of the main towns of Strood, Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham, and Rainham. The highway network in the Medway towns covers approximately 840km, with 110km of A roads, 37km of B roads, 97km of C road, and 596km of unclassified roads. A safe and effective transport network is therefore key to Medway’s sustainability, both economically and environmentally. To help achieve this the Council are inviting applications to join Medway Council’s Road Safety Audit Framework (MCRSAF). The MCRSAF will allow the Authority, as the Overseeing Organisation, to quickly and efficiently commission an outside contractor to undertake road safety audits on behalf of the Authority for highway schemes and interventions. The aim is to have a pool of high-quality auditors that the Authority can call upon to undertake Road Safety Audits quickly, cost effectively, to a high standard, and in accordance with the requirements and methodology of GG119 of the Design Manual for Roads and Bridges, with the Authority acting as the Overseeing Organisation. The Framework Contract is anticipated to commence on 1st November 2026 and will continue for a period of two years, with the option of extending the Framework Contract for an additional two years thereafter, via two separate one year extensions. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Chatham:-Road-inspection-services./7664JF53XM To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/7664JF53XM

The Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified Consultant to undertake a Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation Assessment (GTAA). The study will: • assess the need for future accommodation; • inform the requirement for allocations in the North Hertfordshire Local Plan 2029-2040. The study should be consistent with requirements set out in the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and Planning Practice Guidance (PPG) and any updates as appropriate.

The council is preparing for the planting season winter 2026-2027 and is seeking quotations for the supply of 262 trees of various species.

Main output of this task is to ensure external reporting and tax compliance

Bidders are invited to submit a tender for the renewal of the flat roof covering and windows at Blackwood Primary School. The scope of the project is fully described in Appendix 1 but in summary the scope is: • Replace flat roof covering on roof area as per attached Alumasc specification, or equivalent approved, at Blackwood Primary Schools • Allow for the removal and safe storage of any electrical services, CCTV, signage, aerials etc., and refit upon completion of the works. • Allow for raising in height any upstands to accommodate the new roof coverings. • Allow for supplying and fitting of new windows. • Provide all necessary fixed scaffolding. Do not block any entrance or emergency exits and make sure these areas are netted and fanned protected for safe egress/entering by the users of the building. • Provide Heras fencing around all working area to prevent unauthorised access

You are invited to submit a tender for The Renewal of the flat roof at Min Y Mynydd care home as per the Alumasc specification. The scope of the project is fully described in Appendix 1 but in summary the scope is: • Flat roof renewal Key Dates: Tender Return Date: 25 September 2026 Construction Start: 19 October 2026 or sooner by agreement Duration: 3 weeks

The GMC generates large quantities of highly confidential waste and the disposal of this is governed by our detailed information security policy manual. The GMC has specific requirements from its confidential waste destruction provider which must be met

Our current Nikon D850 SLR cameras and lenses are coming to the end of their natural life so they need to be replaced. We have older digital cameras and lenses that can be used in part exchange. Before beginning the procurement process, we need to find out from suppliers if they will take old cameras in part exchange and how much they will pay for them. · To better understand the resource commitment/roles required by HE in order to write and run the tender? · To better understand how the market can deliver the outcome/Understand what is currently available in the marketplace · To explain requirements to suppliers · To help inform clearer requirements which are to be published to suppliers · To understand how much the work could potentially cost · To understand how long the work could take · To instigate/invoke interest and competition (consider also a UK3 planned procurement notice) · To ensure a good number of applications (consider also a UK3 planned procurement notice)

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified individual or organisation to develop, manage and deliver the Forest School Accredited Training programme within the ACBCBC area. This project will be delivered under PEACEPLUS thematic strand 2, Thriving and Peaceful Communities and falls under the Building Positive Relationships theme of our Local Action Plan. The Forest Schools Programme builds on the success of the PEACE IV Forest Schools model. It will use outdoor, nature-based learning to support the holistic development of children, young people and adults across the Borough. The programme will provide opportunities for children, young people and communities, particularly those from socially deprived, marginalised or segregated areas, to explore natural environments, learn together, build relationships and take part in positive shared experiences.

All attachments to be compatible with Kubota KX060-5 running bio hydraulic oil. • Tiltrotator hitch (plus mounting bracket for Exac-1 Tree Lopper) • Auger drive with 6" earth drive compatible with tiltrotator • Timber grab 1500mm jaw opening compatible with tiltrotator • Mulcher 900-1000mm width compatible with tiltrotator • Set of trenching, digging and grading buckets compatible with tiltrotator • Land rake bucket 1500mm width compatible with tiltrotator • Grading beam with compactor roller 1500mm width compatible with tiltrotator Delivered to Lower Penrose Veor Farm, St Dennis, St Austell, Cornwall, PL26 8DB.

The SIA are seeking providers of Lone Worker Applications for mobile devices to support the health, safety and wellbeing of staff who may be required to work alone, and in potentially vulnerable situations, as part of their job. This requirement is for an SIA user community of initially 150 colleagues, anticipated to increase to 200 over the course of the contract - The Mobile Device Application must; • Be available on iOS, Android or Windows, • Have an alert function which notifies users emergency contacts and 24/7 monitoring company once triggered, • Have a journey and meeting planner, which allows users to register journeys, pre-planned meetings/events and their estimated timings, • Have a welfare / check in feature prompting users to confirm safety at the conclusion of registered journeys, scheduled meetings, etc, • Have a live / real time GPS tracking facility to confirm user location to monitoring company if alert triggered • If an alert is activated the user's phone will live stream audio and video from the mobile device's microphone and camera to the monitoring company to enable staff to ascertain the user's situation and the appropriate support required. • The app should have a panic button feature, whether this be a button, or 'shake' for duress alarm activation • The system should be compatible with Bluetooth Smart buttons (including V.ALRT) - this can be used for raising an alarm and updating the handset's current location. • The application should have a solution for use on low data modes, or compatible for use in on GPRS or areas which don't have 3G/4G/5G signal. • Low battery life warnings - The Monitoring Solution must; • Be manned monitoring and response centre operating 24/7, • The 24/7 monitoring company will attempt to call user upon activation of an alert. • The 24/7 monitoring company will call Emergency services if required. • Individuals working at the monitoring centre must be vetted to a minimum standard of BPSS • An immediate emergency response solution should be offered upon, which must offer complete coverage of the UK - Service Desk The service desk acts as the primary user interface between the Buyer's IT users and the information system support function. The role of the service desk is to: • Take ownership of all calls made to it; • Ensure that the Buyers are provided with incident resolutions. The service desk may include, but will not be limited to, the provision of the following services: • A logical 'single point of contact' for all user issues • Telephone and email support • Accurate recording of all issues • Categorisation including issue type and severity levels • Issue prioritisation • Instigation of escalation procedures as appropriate • Direct and prompt resolution of issues • Providing timely and accurate information to users • Active ownership, tracking and management of all issues within scope - to ensure issues are resolved • To keep the caller updated of the status of any issue where they are unlikely to be resolved or completed within the agreed time • To update appropriate IT and user management of the status of all high priority and service affecting issues • Where necessary provide support to the repair process • Incident management and reporting

Northumberland County Council are seeking to appoint a contractor to carry out the beach management operations within Newbiggin Bay, including sand reprofiling and sand recycling.

RBH are looking for a supplier that can carry out non-domestic Energy Performance Certificates (EPC's) for properties within the society's portfolio. This will include but is not limited to shops, community centres, community bases, offices, stores. In carrying out this service, RBH will require • A prompt response/acknowledgement to email instructions (within 2 working days). • To arrange appointments directly with customer (if occupied) within 2 working days of instruction. • Prompt collection and return of keys from RBH office/hubs within the following postcode areas (OL10, OL11, OL12, OL15, OL16, M24, BL9). • EPC lodgement within 5 days of access to the property. • Provide link to lodged EPC and copy of XML file via email within 5 working days of EPC lodgement.

Resurfacing of Steven Jenkins Rainbow Park, Sandown

Competent Suppliers are invited to submit detailed proposals for the design, coordination, and delivery of the Progressive Conflict Resolution Programme. Tenderers Must Provide: • A comprehensive programme design (structure, methodology, and content outline). • Details of facilitator qualifications in facilitation and mediation in a relevant subject area with experience. • A clear monitoring and evaluation framework, including attendance tracking, feedback mechanisms, and outcome reporting aligned with funder requirements. To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA18422. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA18422 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 020 3920 8054.

Competent Suppliers are invited to submit detailed proposals for the design, coordination, and delivery of the Progressive Conflict Resolution Programme. Tenderers Must Provide: • A comprehensive programme design (structure, methodology, and content outline). • Details of facilitator qualifications in facilitation and mediation in a relevant subject area with experience. • A clear monitoring and evaluation framework, including attendance tracking, feedback mechanisms, and outcome reporting aligned with funder requirements.

Cefas requires the provision of specialist marine geotechnical services to support two vibracoring surveys within the Irish Sea Firth of Clyde or North Sea. The Supplier is required to achieve sediment cores each with a target penetration of up to 3 m from pre-planned stations for the delivery of our environmental sampling programme. The Supplier is required to provide a 3 metre vibrocorer, complete with spares, coring consumables (coring liners etc) core splitting and core cutting equipment, and suitable individuals to undertake operations of the vibrocorer on a 24 hrs period (2 x 12 hrs shifts back-to-back) alongside deck crew. The Supplier’s personnel will be accommodated onboard the RV Cefas Endeavour for the duration of the survey. Cefas will provide suitable onboard cabin accommodation, bedding and welfare facilities, together with meals and refreshments as part of the vessel’s normal catering provision. The RV Cefas Endeavour has en-suite accommodation for scientific and technical personnel. The Supplier should therefore not include separate accommodation or subsistence costs for periods spent onboard the vessel. Any specific dietary requirements should be notified to Cefas in advance of mobilisation. The Supplier will remain responsible for all travel and associated costs required to mobilise and demobilise its personnel and equipment to/from the agreed port, unless otherwise stated. This should be reflected in the quote provided. The survey is scheduled for approximately ten to twelve days between the 1st to the 16th of November with the flexibility of +/- 5 days each side, with the availability to mobilise and demobilise equipment either in Lowestoft or a Port on the Southwest coast. The port will be confirmed by Cefas as soon as possible. Suppliers must be prepared to mobilise and demobilise from either location. Suppliers must provide evidence of valid and appropriate offshore survival training and medical certification, including BOSIET or STCW95 and a UK Offshore Operators Association-approved medical, or suitable equivalents. Original hard copies of all required certification and documentation will be required for inspection upon request at the time of vessel mobilisation. Please note general arrangement drawings of the RV Cefas Endeavour can be supplied upon Contract award for operational logistics if required. Requirement: The Supplier will liaise with Cefas before mobilisation to confirm the operational requirements, vessel interfaces, equipment layout, power supply, lifting arrangements, programme and health and safety requirements. A mobilisation plan shall be prepared and agreed by both parties in advance of installation. The Supplier will provide a fully maintained and function-tested 3 m high-powered vibrocorer spread, including its control system, constant-tension winch, core barrels, workshop container, essential spares and associated ancillary equipment. The proposed system shall be suitable for operations in water depths of approximately 150 m. The vibrocorer spread shall be delivered to the nominated mobilisation port and installed aboard the RV Cefas Endeavour. Following installation, the Supplier will complete appropriate equipment inspections, function tests and deployment checks, including a wet test where practicable. The Supplier will provide suitably trained and experienced equipment technicians to install, operate, maintain and demobilise the vibrocoring equipment. The base provision shall comprise of four technicians for operations of up to 24 hours per day (two technicians per 12-hour shift). The two technicians will be supported by RV Cefas Endeavour crew for the safe deployment and recovery of equipment. At each survey location, the vessel shall establish a safe and stable working position before the vibrocorer is deployed to the seabed using the vessel’s suitable crane or A-frame and lifting winch. Cefas shall provide the station position and water-depth information for each deployment. Once seabed conditions and the survey position have been confirmed, the vibrocorer shall be operated until either: • the full available barrel penetration is achieved; • refusal is encountered due to the ground conditions; or • the deployment is stopped for operational or safety reasons. Following each attempt, the vibrocorer shall be recovered to deck and the retained sediment core removed from the barrel, visually inspected, split and transferred to Cefas personnel. The Supplier will undertake the acquisition of the sediment cores and check the samples and associated acquisition information before handing them to Cefas. Unless otherwise agreed, laboratory testing, detailed data processing, interpretation, and reporting are outside the Suppliers scope. The Supplier will maintain the vibrocorer spread throughout the offshore programme and provide suitable spare parts for key components to minimise operational downtime. Any equipment defects shall be reported promptly to the Cefas Survey Lead, together with proposed corrective action and any expected effect on the programme. The proposed provision includes full spares coverage for key components. On completion of the offshore work, the Supplier will safely isolate, dismantle and remove its equipment from the vessel at the nominated demobilisation port. The work area shall be left in a safe and satisfactory condition. The Supplier will carry out the Services in accordance with its approved health and safety and quality-management procedures, Cefas vessel requirements and all applicable legislation, including the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER), where applicable. All offshore activities shall be appropriately risk assessed, and suitable method statements, lifting plans and operational procedures shall be agreed before mobilisation. All lifting equipment and accessories shall be suitable for the intended operation, appropriately certified and subject to the required examination and inspection regime. Download the Bidder Pack at https://defra-family.force.com/s/Welcome and search for CEFAS26-109 under opportunities.

Contract for Renewal of Rooves and installation of PV panels at 75, 77, 79 & 81 Gwynfor Road, Cockett, Swansea SA2 0XE

A Skills Audit is required by the Greater Carlton Neighbourhood Board to develop a robust evidence base for understanding employment, skills and workforce needs within Greater Carlton. This commission is funded through the Greater Carlton Pride in Place Programme and will be delivered on behalf of Gedling Borough Council as the Accountable Body. The total procurement value is £35,000, excluding VAT. Bids that exceed this value will be deemed non-compliant and will not be evaluated further.

Periodic gutter cleaning, roof inspections and roof anchor testing plus associated minor repairs.