Public Sector Tenders

The Mercian Trust Great Barr Alterations to Lower Floor IT & DT Rooms. Construction of new partition walls to enclose new Classroom and Office with associated finishes, fixtures and services alterations. The documents for this tender were produced by Rush Davis Architects, and the procurement process is being administrated by the CPC. Note: If you are unable to meet the timeframe of completion of works during the summer holiday period there is a second option to carry out the works as a continuous contract in a manner to be agreed. To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA18202. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA18202 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 020 3920 8054.

The electrical works under this contract comprise the modification and extension of the existing Main Intake electrical infrastructure to accommodate the relocation of the existing Pathology generator to the Main Intake generator house, the installation of new low voltage distribution equipment, and associated high voltage (HV) upgrade works.

Salisbury City Council is seeking tenders from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers for the provision of festive lighting and event power supply services. The contract includes the installation, testing, maintenance, fault response, removal and management of festive lighting displays and associated electrical infrastructure across Salisbury. The successful supplier will also provide temporary power supplies and associated electrical services to support Council events as required. The services will be delivered within a busy public environment and must be undertaken in accordance with all applicable electrical, health and safety, and statutory requirements. Suppliers will be expected to demonstrate robust arrangements for service delivery, programme management, public safety, fault response, asset management, reporting and contract management. The contract will be awarded on the basis of the Most Advantageous Tender, with evaluation based on a combination of quality and price. Further details of the Council's requirements, evaluation methodology and contract conditions are contained within the procurement documents. The initial contract term is three years, with the option to extend for up to a further one year.

Derbyshire County Council (The Council) is seeking to establish a Contract for the supply and delivery of highway signs and posts to support the delivery of construction, highways, and maintenance works across Derbyshire. The Contract aims to ensure a consistent supply of high-quality signs and posts that meets technical, environmental, and safety standards while delivering best value for money.

The Council of the Isles of Scilly are looking to procure a vehicle that meets the following criteria: 3.5 Tonne LWB chassis in white (3 seat day cab) 1.9 Turbo intercooled Euro 6 engine OR electric equivalent Long wheel base Flat bed truck to be minimum 4.3m long x 1.88m wide (internal measurements). Single rear wheels 400mm high anodised aluminium drop-sides & tailboard Minimum 15 mm container deck flooring to be 850mm from ground level +/- 50mm. Gantry with punched infill panel Manual (preferred) / auto gearbox 3500KG GVW Non tipping Reversing camera Front & rear sensors Reversing alarm Electric windows Flashing warning lights (front / rear)/ Roof mounted led beacon / light bar etc Interior protection pack (mats & seat covers) Metal rear light guards Delivery to Penzance Side guards (prevent cyclists going between wheels etc) Type Approved design Side marker lights as per current regulations Plastic mudguards with rubber mudflaps MUST be able to fit through Garrison Arch (Dimensions attached) with clearance as cobbled uneven road surface. Load retaining hooks / metal rings.

Tendring District Council (TDC) is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement with suitably qualified and experienced contractors in relation to the proposed delivery of the Jaywick Sands Public Open Spaces Regeneration Project. The project forms part of the wider Community Regeneration Partnership Programme, under which £19.8 million has been awarded to deliver 15 regeneration schemes across the district. Approximately £3.2 million has been allocated to improve public open spaces within Jaywick Sands. This market engagement exercise is intended to inform the Council's procurement strategy, test market capacity and capability, and gather feedback from potential suppliers prior to the commencement of a formal procurement process. Participation in this engagement will not form part of any future evaluation process and does not confer any advantage in any subsequent procurement. Tendring District Council (TDC) is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement with suitably qualified and experienced civil engineering and public realm contractors regarding the delivery of the Jaywick Sands Highway and Public Realm Improvement Scheme. The project forms part of the wider Community Regeneration Partnership Programme and is centred on the comprehensive improvement and reconstruction of Brooklands Road, a key route within Jaywick Sands. The scheme aims to improve resilience, safety, accessibility and connectivity for residents and visitors, whilst delivering associated enhancements to adjoining public spaces and community assets. Brooklands Road is currently an unadopted road and suppliers should take this into consideration when considering delivery approaches and associated stakeholder requirements. The primary objectives of the project are to: Deliver a comprehensive reconstruction and resurfacing of Brooklands Road. Improve highway drainage and long-term resilience, including coordination with existing drainage infrastructure connected to the sea wall. Enhance pedestrian safety through traffic calming measures and improved footway provision. Improve accessibility and connectivity between residential areas, community facilities and the seafront. Create a safer and more attractive public environment that supports wider regeneration objectives. Deliver complementary public realm, landscape and recreation improvements across adjacent locations in Jaywick Sands. Primary Scope - Brooklands Road The principal contract requirement is anticipated to comprise: Full highway repair and resurfacing works. Drainage improvement works, including integration with existing coastal drainage infrastructure. Traffic calming measures, including potential raised tables and speed reduction features. Potential highway layout alterations, including consideration of one-way traffic arrangements. Public realm improvements around the Resource Centre and bus stop area. New and upgraded pedestrian routes, including raised footways and accessibility improvements. Suppliers should note that Brooklands Road is currently an unadopted road and that delivery of the works may require coordination with relevant stakeholders regarding ownership, maintenance and future management arrangements. Secondary Scope - Public Realm Improvements Associated works may include improvements at: Brooklands Gardens. Crossways Park. St Christophers Way Car Park. Garden Road. Beach Bay Walk. These elements may include landscaping, play equipment, seating, lighting, signage, biodiversity enhancements and connectivity improvements. Prospective suppliers should be aware of the following considerations: The principal works are focused on the reconstruction and improvement of Brooklands Road. Brooklands Road is currently an unadopted road. All sites are located within a flood-risk area. Certain aspects of the scheme may be subject to ecological constraints and Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) requirements. Elements of the project will require engagement with statutory consultees, including the Environment Agency. Certain aspects of the proposed works may require approvals, permits, consents and/or technical agreement from the Environment Agency and other relevant authorities. Highway drainage proposals will need to consider existing drainage infrastructure and interfaces with coastal defence and sea wall systems. Significant public consultation has informed the scheme design and the successful contractor may be required to support ongoing stakeholder and community engagement activities. Programming and phasing of the works will need to minimise disruption to residents, visitors and local businesses. The Council is particularly interested in engaging with contractors that can demonstrate experience in: Highway reconstruction and carriageway improvement schemes. Highway drainage works in coastal or flood-risk environments. Delivery of works within occupied residential areas. Public realm and streetscape improvements. Community engagement and stakeholder management. Multi-disciplinary civil engineering projects incorporating highways, landscaping and public infrastructure. Working with the Environment Agency and other statutory consultees on projects requiring approvals, permits or technical consents. Delivery of highway or infrastructure projects involving unadopted roads or complex stakeholder environments. The Authority is specifically seeking feedback regarding: Delivery approaches for the reconstruction of Brooklands Road. Programming and phasing strategies to minimise disruption to residents and businesses. Management of drainage and flood-risk challenges. Experience of securing approvals and consents from the Environment Agency and other statutory bodies. Experience of delivering infrastructure projects on unadopted roads. Appropriate contract packaging and procurement routes for a highway-led regeneration scheme. Opportunities for innovation, value engineering and social value delivery.

Government Commercial Agency (GCA), acting as the Contracting Authority, is establishing a Framework Agreement for the provision of electricity and gas supply, together with associated management and support services. The framework is intended to support a large and diverse customer base comprising over 1,000 organisations and approximately 90,000 meter points, with an estimated total consumption of 26 TWh. Bidders should note that these volumes are indicative and may vary depending on customer participation levels and the impact of ongoing energy efficiency and demand reduction initiatives. The requirement is designed to deliver a comprehensive and integrated energy solution. In addition to the supply and administration of electricity and gas, the framework will encompass strategic energy partnership services, including portfolio optimisation, as well as energy bureau services covering data management, invoice validation, and reporting. Metering services will also form part of the scope, including the provision, installation, and ongoing data collection from metering assets. Please be aware that the UK1 Pipeline notice was published under OCID ocds-h6vhtk-0503dc Individual lot values have been aligned with forecasted expenditure. The overall contract value is set higher to incorporate a contingency margin. This will accommodate potential market volatility and rapid energy price fluctuations, ensuring the framework maintains the necessary financial flexibility. These figures represent a maximum capacity for risk mitigation, and expenditure is not guaranteed.

Direct award through CCS RM6280 framework for equipment leasing and postage recredits

MGN263 - Replacement of Fascias, Soffits and Rainwater Goods: Magna Housing Ltd invites tenders from suitably qualified, experienced and competent contractors to undertake the replacement of existing soffits, fascias and rainwater goods at a number of residential properties within Somerset.

Bristol City Council wishes to test the level of market interest in providing an end-to-end service for the installation of property‑level Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) / rainwater management measures across Bristol City Council‑owned housing and private housing stock. The majority of participating properties will be located within the River Frome catchment area, including East Bristol and the Lockleaze area. The aim is to reduce surface water flooding and increasing flood resilience by catching rainwater. The service would include feasibility assessments incl. hydraulic assessments and calculating storage for a certain return period, fully leading on resident engagement incl. communication and engagement plans and contacting them, identification and assessment of suitable properties, technical and hydraulic analysis, supply and installation of rainwater butts and planters, and post‑installation monitoring and hydraulic assessment to be fed into a monitoring and evaluation report. The target area comprises 411 addresses, across 154 buildings in 21 publicly owned housing developments.

Leicester City Council ('the Council') has a legal requirement to appoint a contractor for the demolition of existing buildings on site and the creation of a 42-unit residential development with associated landscaping works to create a courtyard area. Proposed funding will be 45% from Homes England and the remaining 55% from Leicester City Council. Planning has yet to be applied for; however, it will be in place prior to construction works commencing in April 2027. The tender will be issued at RIBA stage 3+. The client will not be novating the existing design team. The terms will be JCT Single Stage Design and Build with a schedule for pricing evaluation.

The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for the West Midlands, Simon Foster is embarking on an ambitious transformation of victim services across the region. This tender invites applicants to submit innovative and creative proposals aimed at enhancing support for victims of crime, ensuring that victims’ needs are at the core of service delivery. The goal is to achieve positive, sustainable outcomes at the local level, where victims feel supported, heard, and empowered throughout their journey, whether they are going through the criminal justice system. The West Midlands has a diverse and growing population, and the PCC is keen to ensure that services are tailored to the specific needs of all individuals. The aim is to create a centre of excellence in victim support, where collaboration, empathy, and responsiveness are at the forefront of service delivery. This approach will contribute to a cohesive and effective system, where all partners, ranging from policing; Local Authorities; Health Services, and voluntary sector organisations work together to provide high-quality, trauma-informed care and support.

Service for the delivery of an Integrated Sexual & Reproductive Health Services in Doncaster

Portsmouth City Council (The Council) is seeking to procure an advertising solution associated with digital projection advertising at the "Sails of the South" (Tri Sail structure). The Council has a need to update existing non-digital advertising infrastructure and create digital advertising infrastructure on the M275. As a dynamic waterfront city at the heart of South Hampshire, Portsmouth attracts visitor numbers of in excess of 12.4 million per year. The Sails of the South are a prominent 43-metre gateway structure located on the M275 at the primary entrance to Portsea Island. Installed in 2001, the landmark reflects Portsmouth's maritime identity and forms a highly visible feature for vehicles entering the city. The location benefits from significant traffic flow, with approximately 31.4 million vehicle movements per year (c. 86,000 per day), providing a strong advertising proposition in a gateway location. Historically, the structure has supported projection-based advertising, generating income for the Council. However, the previous system is no longer operational, and PCC is now considering options to reintroduce a modern, flexible, and commercially viable digital advertising solution. PCC is considering the installation of a modern projection system comprising: Three high-powered mapping projectors (one per sail) Capability for multiple adverts to be displayed on rotation Remote content management, removing the need for on-site intervention Improved image quality and flexibility compared to previous systems Operation assumed dusk to dawn (approx. 8 hours per night). The system would ideally allow both static and potentially animated content (subject to safety considerations due to the highway setting). The sails provide a large-scale projection surface which functions as a "blank canvas", offering a unique city gateway advertising asset. However, design suitability and safety considerations (e.g. animation levels) will need to be factored into content. Options PCC is exploring two potential delivery approaches: Option A - Council-Owned Model • PCC funds the purchase and installation of the projection equipment • PCC markets and sells advertising space. Option B - Concession / Partnership Model • An external advertising operator funds, installs, and maintains the projection system. They also assume operational and commercial risk • PCC receives a share of advertising revenue. We are interested in hearing from the market on option B. This engagement is intended to inform PCC's preferred delivery model and procurement approach, and no formal procurement process is being launched at this stage. We recognise the experience and innovation that suppliers can bring to these services. As such PCC would welcome your organisation's market information, which will be used to support PCC to deliver a high quality specification that meets the needs of both PCC and local business. A market consultation questionnaire has been published on the InTend procurement portal: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/portsmouthcc/aspx/home Subject to the response PCC may wish to engage with you further in an informal discussion, however this is purely a market consultation and is in no way an indication of the selection of your organisation or a guarantee of future work. Organisations participating in the market consultation will not have any advantage over organisations who do not participate in this process. Similarly, organisations not participating in the market consultation will not be disadvantaged.

United Utilities is undertaking preliminary market engagement to better understand the market for Managed Learning Services (MSP). The purpose of this engagement is to identify suppliers operating within the market, understand the range of services available and gather information on current service delivery models and commercial approaches. United Utilities currently procures external training from a wide range of providers to support the development of its workforce. Through this market engagement, United Utilities is seeking to understand how Managed Learning Services could support a more efficient, consistent and controlled approach to the sourcing, administration and management of external training. Interested organisations are invited to complete the accompanying Market Engagement Questionnaire. This notice does not constitute a call for competition, does not commit United Utilities to undertake any future procurement and no contract will be awarded as a result of this market engagement.

The Department for Education (DfE) is issuing this Tender Notice to invite potential suppliers to bid for the role of Implementation Partner supporting local authorities to deliver the Best Start in Life (BSiL) programme. This procurement seeks to an Implementation Partner with the vision and capability to support Local Authorities to deliver transformation of family support services. The successful Implementation Partner will play a pivotal role in supporting Local Authorities to but not limited to: 1. Lead System Reform and Drive Ambitious Local Action 2. Deliver Consistent, High Quality BSiL and Best Start Family Hub Services 3. Build Sustainable Capability, Learning and Innovation Across the Sector 4. Provide Flexible, Responsive Support Aligned with a Changing Landscape The Implementation Partner(s) must demonstrate the infrastructure, agility, and expertise to respond at pace, enabling local authorities to maintain momentum in delivering the ambitions of the Best Start in Life programme. Detailed information and full documentation is available to download by registering for the opportunity itt_4017 on the Jaggaer eSourcing portal https://education.app.jaggaer.com/web/login.html

The Council has identified its requirement to establish a Framework Agreement (“Contract”) to appoint three (3) suitably qualified and experienced Contractor’s. Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council (“the Council”), under the care of the Council’s Urban Forestry Unit deals with the inspection and maintenance of the Council's tree stock. These works are primarily on highways, parks and open spaces, although they do carry out work on all other Council land where trees are located at the request of the Land Manager. Additional work is undertaken for the Neighbourhoods Directorate within the gardens of tenanted homes and sheltered accommodation, Sandwell Leisure Trust, Cultural Services, Sandwell Education Authority and Highways Maintenance. The Council does not assist with work on trees located on private land unless it is deemed to be dead, diseased or dangerous. All trees that fall under the ownership or management of the Council are protected. Therefore, it is illegal for anyone other than, instructed and approved tree surgeons to prune, fell or carry out any form of works to these trees. The Council will be using the In-tend e-Tendering System for this Procurement exercise, please visit https://in-tendhost.co.uk/sandwellmbc to access the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal. From here you will be able to register your company, express an interest in the opportunity, and gain immediate access to the ITT and other related documents. In Order To View and Submit a Tender, you will be required to` Opt-In`. For a Step by Step user guide to the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal please click on the `Guidance for Suppliers` section of the website. All procurement responses must be carried out via the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal. If you require further assistance in respect of the system please contact the In-tend support team on 0844 272 8810. Closing date: Friday 07 August 2026 at 15:00hrs

Historic England is inviting tenders for the development and delivery of 4 online workshops for Historic England staff. These workshops will form part or a programme of training being delivered to support HEAN18 and will cover Adapting for energy and carbon efficiency. For this project, the training has been split into the following training packages which are open to tender individually as lots: • Lot 1 Mini workshop: Other measures including renders • Lot 2 Mini workshop: Insulation • Lot 3 Mini workshop: Windows and doors • Lot 4 Workshop: Interactions of adaptations for energy and carbon efficiency, supported by STBA wheel There is a £15,000 +VAT budget for the design and delivery of all of the lots together, with a potential £5,000 budget for future delivery if required.

Insurance and risk related services in regard to buildings insurance for City Wharf.

Procurement of a hydrogen peroxide generator for use in the Biosafety, Air and Water Microbiology Group at Porton Down. The equipment will be used for the decontamination of interior room surfaces and equipment in forthcoming research in healthcare and laboratory environments.

We are seeking to understand the art of the possible by drawing on market insight, innovation and experience to inform future options, rather than defining fixed solutions or deliverables at this stage.  Transformation ambition Our ambition is to establish a future ready organisation that is:  Financially sustainable and outcome focused  Digital and data enabled by design  Able to collaborate across traditional boundaries  Equipped with the skills, tools and culture needed to continuously improve  Successful transformation will focus on value creation (improving service outcomes, operational efficiency and staff experience) while maintaining the City Corporation’s distinctive strengths and responsibilities.  This organisation carries nearly 1,000 years of history. Our transformation approach must honour that heritage while confidently shaping the organisation for the future.

Essex County Council is seeking a provider to deliver Vehicle Leasing and Fleet Management Services. The contract will include the provision and management of long-term leased vehicles, short-term hire vehicles and specialist vehicles to support operational service delivery across the Council. Vehicle requirements are expected to include, but are not limited to: Cars, vans and light commercial vehicles; 4x4 vehicles and pick-up trucks; People carriers and minibuses; Specialist and adapted vehicles, including wheelchair-accessible vehicles and other bespoke vehicle requirements; Vehicle conversions and modification services, where required. Associated services are expected to include fleet management, maintenance management, compliance support, roadside assistance, vehicle delivery and collection, reporting, account management and related support services. The contractor will be required to provide a flexible and scalable solution capable of accommodating changes in fleet size, operational requirements and organisational structures throughout the contract term.

Northumberland County Council is seeking to appoint a contractor to deliver wader site expansion works at Cambois, Northumberland. The scope of works includes the formation of five scrapes, coppicing of an existing hedgerow, planting of a new double hedgerow, installation of a double stock fence to protect the new planting, and the investigation and removal of existing field drains

The supply and delivery of Insulin Infusion Pumps, Continuous Glucose Monitoring Systems and Associated Consumables to all entities constituted pursuant to the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978, (i.e. All NHS Scotland Health Boards, Special Health Boards and the Authority). All NHS Northern Ireland Trusts.

The Catering Provider will deliver a catering service for council meetings, events, and weddings across the council estate of venues and offices, including Fellowship Square. They will join a list of approved caterers, which event organisers and wedding couples will be able to book.