Public Sector Tenders

North Northamptonshire Council (here after referred to as 'The Council') are seeking Request for Quotations (RFQ) responses for the supply of cremator servicing and maintenance at Warren Hill Crematorium, Kettering. The Council are looking to put into place measures to ensure that the cremators located at Warren Hill Crematorium continue to be operate efficiently and effectively while the options are considered to replace them at the end of life around 2028. There are 2 No. A.T.I. cremators at the site, a CR2000XL and a CR2000 that undertake around 2,000 cremations a year and ancillary equipment including: An Automatic Charging Bier, an Air Compressor, Mercury Abatement Equipment, a heat Exchanger, standby Generator, cooling fans and controls for all of the equipment plus Wi-Fi links for remote operation. The cremators require the supply of 2 service elements. Element 1 - The supply of SORBACAL DX.SP.50.BB reagent for the emissions equipment as well as the removal and safe and legal disposal of the waste Element 2 - The service and maintenance of the 2 gas cremators After reviewing the elements, the Council is looking to potentially procure one provider to deliver this requirement until the cremators are decommissioned as part of a replacement programme during 2028/29. The Council is utilising an electronic tendering tool to manage this procurement process. All documents and communications issued by the Council Procurement Team will be sent via the Council's e-Procurement portal, ProContract, which is provided by PROACTIS The Council require any potential organisation to submit their interest via the Council's e-procurement portal, ProContract, located at https://procontract.due-north.com/Login. All interested organisations must have a free ProContract account to be able to access this procurement.

Longford Park is Trafford's largest public park and a designated conservation area which is undergoing a major multi‑million‑pound restoration and improvement programme led by Trafford Council. The initiative is supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund (NLHF), forming part of an overall £6 million investment into the park. The project is built around improving Longford Park for people, wildlife, and heritage. Its key aims include: • Heritage Restoration • Biodiversity & Nature • Facilities & Public Realm Upgrades • Community Engagement & Wellbeing Part of the project will involve the restoration of the park's Longbarn, for use as a community hub . We are carrying out `soft market testing' as outlined below, to determine current interest levels in the market in managing and operating the Longbarn. Trafford Council seeks an experienced operator to manage the Longbarn Community Hub in Longford Park. The Longbarn is a heritage building in Longford Park, currently undergoing restoration, that will offer flexible spaces for volunteering, learning, arts & culture, health & wellbeing and community participation. The successful organisation will be responsible for ensuring that its operation meets the terms of the lease and agreed KPIs, reporting to Trafford Council and hiring the space out to other organisations. The building will also act as a hub for information and enhancement of the park's visitor experience. The development of the Longbarn will reuse the existing building fabric sustainably with scope for a more sensitive and sustainable retrofit. Lease proposed:10-year term, subject to negotiation and discussion with the selected operator. The appointed operator will be responsible for maintaining the Longbarn to an appropriate standard throughout the duration of the lease. The operator will be responsible for all repairs and maintenance of the Longbarn's internal and external areas, including statutory compliance. THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION This Soft Market Test is intended to allow interested organisations with relevant experience to outline their views and provide information with no commitment to themselves or the Council.

Team Leidos are proud to be delivering the logistics commodities and services transformation (LCS(T)) Delivery partner contracts (LCS (T)/0001 dated 16.4.2015) on behalf of the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) (the ‘Prime Contract’). Delivery of other parts of the LCS(T) contract are delivered by Leidos Europe Ltd (LEL) and other partners (together ‘Team Leidos’). This requirement is subject to the Public Procurement Regulations and respective advertising action. The Defence Clothing Team, which forms part of Leidos Supply Ltd. is considering the potential requirement for the supply of Combat Garments - RN FR on behalf of the UK MoD. The total estimated value for this Framework Agreement will be between £29,548,000 and £73,869,000. The agreement will have an initial term of 5 years (60 months) with an option to extend incrementally for up to a total period of 1 year (12 months). In addition, please note that as a framework agreement there is no guarantee of business. If this is of further interest, please register on our eProcurement system, Jaggaer: https://leidos-supply.app.jaggaer.com Bidders will be able to register on the system, and once registered they can express their interest and complete their bid on there. Should Bidders have any queries regarding the system, please contact the support team on the front page of the Jaggaer website, where it says 'Need assistance?', for help. Anyqueries regarding the tender itself, as opposed to the system, should be directed through Jaggaer's messaging centre. This procurement follows the withdrawal of an earlier tender exercise (where market engagement was carried out as part of that tender exercise). Whilst the intention had been to resume the current procurement, this is not feasible within the structure of the original tender exercise and so Team Leidos determined that re‑starting the procurement, rather than un‑pausing the previous exercise, was the most appropriate approach in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. No further preliminary market engagement has been carried out in advance of the re‑issued procurement, and accordingly no Preliminary Market Engagement Notice has been published, as permitted under sections 16 and 17 of the Procurement Act 2023.

Trinity House (TH) are looking for a contractor to provide ML/AI expertise and to develop a synthetic trace generation model that reflects the macroscopic characteristics of real-world maritime traffic. Its aim is to replicate the general maritime traffic patterns of an examined area, not to predict the precise future course of individual vessels. To facilitate the exploration of 'what-if' scenarios, the envisaged model should be capable of simulating various maritime conditions and configurations/layouts of offshore infrastructure for an examined location. The generated synthetic traces are expected to contain information similar to that found in real-world AIS data, including fields such as vessel speed, course, and other pertinent details. TH will offer advice, guidance, and supervision throughout the project to ensure alignment with our requirements.

An Open Framework for the procurement of Corporate Power Purchase Agreements for in front of the meter electricity. This is inclusive of different contract structures (such as physical and virtual), asset attributes (such as existing, new build, differing technologies) and scale (sub 5MW up to over 50MW of installed capacity, differing organisation types).

Supply and delivery off personal protection equipment, clothing and footwear

Leeds City Council is looking to commission a citywide Neighbourhood Reablement service to be delivered by CQC registered Homecare providers. This will be a transitional, temporary service, primarily for people who are clinically fit for discharge from hospital, but who need a short period of outcome focussed, reabling support to maximise their independence and reduce or remove the need for a long term care package.

The maintenance of Boston Scientific and Lumenis surgical general laser systems and other surgical assets. This includes Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance / repairs.

CRH intends to appoint suppliers capable of delivering a comprehensive, end-to-end accommodation inventory solution. This will include, but not be limited to, the sourcing and procurement of goods, appropriate storage, coordinated delivery, assembly and installation where required, decommissioning of existing items where applicable and the responsible disposal or recycling of waste packaging, furniture and white goods in accordance with environmental and regulatory standards. Suppliers will be required to deliver to CRH-designated locations in London and Wales and support the full lifecycle management of inventory.

The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to obtain structured input from the market regarding the functional, technical, commercial, and non-functional capabilities required to support a future cable thermal rating and specialist calculation platform for National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET). NGET is seeking to understand the availability, maturity, and suitability of solutions that can support the replacement, enhancement, or evolution of existing in-house engineering capabilities, including: • RoCiT - tunnel cable thermal modelling • DRY - direct burial dry-out and effective backfill diameter calculation • THORIN - effective backfill modelling for solid-filled troughs and non-standard geometries • RAUROS - thermal modelling of water-cooled cable systems In addition, NGET is interested in understanding broader rating enhancement capabilities and specialist calculation tools that improve modelling accuracy in complex installation environments. Through this RFI, NGET aims to gather insight into: • Supplier capability, domain expertise, and relevant experience in cable thermal modelling • Product maturity, technical readiness, and proven use in comparable utility environments • Commercial models, including licensing approaches, modular pricing (including specialist calculators), total cost of ownership, and flexibility to scale • Architectural approaches, integration patterns, and deployment models appropriate for a Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) environment • Security, scalability, and compliance considerations • Implementation methodologies, delivery approaches, and associated risks • Availability of integrated or modular solutions, including core rating engines and supporting calculators This RFI will inform NGET's future sourcing strategy and solution design, including the potential adoption of product- based, configurable, bespoke, or hybrid approaches, as well as appropriate commercial and contracting structures. The objective is to identify solutions that can deliver engineering-grade, transparent, auditable, and reproducible calculations, while supporting long-term maintainability, extensibility, and alignment with evolving operational, regulatory, and commercial requirements.

The COL require an experienced OHP for 1 day per week for 45 weeks of the year spread evenly throughout the year. This part of the contract could be delivered by an Associate of the Faculty of Occupational Medicine (AFOM). The COLP require an experienced OHP for 1 day per week for 45 weeks spread evenly throughout the year plus up to 17 days additional days. The additional days are to meet the Force requirement for recruitment and associated management meetings relating to recruitment and fitness to work procedure and advice. This part of the contract requires a Member of the Faculty of Occupational Medicine (MFOM) The OHP is scheduled to see 4 or 5 referral clients per day, or up to 5 candidates per day for recruitment medicals. The combined requirement is for between 90 days of OHP time with an additional up to 17 days depending on police officer recruitment demand. This could be delivered by: • One OHP • Two separate OHP’s • Two OHP’s where one is more experienced and prepared to supervise / support an Associate of the Faculty of Occupational Medicine. The COL / COLP would require a regular named OH physician to deliver the service. The service would not expect there to be changes in the named physician delivering the service. (No more than 2 changes per year would be acceptable) The contract would be for 2 years plus 2 years following performance review. OHPs working on this contract are likely to be required to be Police vetted. All applicants are to demonstrate that they have a 3-year period of residency in the UK immediately before commencing working. The Authorities decision in relation to any vetting issues is final.

Environmental & Conventional Health & Safety Services - Contract Award Notice 2026/S 000-062280 published on 2nd July 2026 has been amended to reflect the correct values for Lots 1 and 2 which is as follows: Lot 1 - £2,000,0000 and Lot 2 is £2,500,000

Mini Competition offered via invitation only to suppliers on Lot 1 - Multi-Disciplinary of the SEWTAPS framework. SEWTAPS reference: SEWTAPS-2026.02658 The Aim of this project is to improve opportunities for active travel along Mold Road, to improve connections along the route and with key destinations in this location following previous WelTAG studies and public consultation.

ONGO Homes is undertaking a pre-market engagement exercise in advance of the procurement of a Grounds Maintenance and Associated Caretaking Services contract. The proposed contract will include routine grounds maintenance activities across a portfolio of sites, including grass cutting, hedge and shrub maintenance, weed control, litter picking, and the upkeep of communal external areas. The contract may also include associated environmental caretaking services at selected locations, such as the management of minor environmental issues and maintenance of external communal spaces. The engagement aims to gather market feedback and inform the development of the specification, procurement strategy, and tender documentation To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA18172. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA18172 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 020 3920 8054.

ONGO Homes is undertaking a pre-market engagement exercise in advance of the procurement of a Grounds Maintenance and Associated Caretaking Services contract. The proposed contract will include routine grounds maintenance activities across a portfolio of sites, including grass cutting, hedge and shrub maintenance, weed control, litter picking, and the upkeep of communal external areas. The contract may also include associated environmental caretaking services at selected locations, such as the management of minor environmental issues and maintenance of external communal spaces. The engagement aims to gather market feedback and inform the development of the specification, procurement strategy, and tender documentation

The purpose of this Prior Information Notice is to provide the market with revised indicative timelines for the publication of the Invitation to Tender (ITT) for the relet of the Scottish Parliament’s Building Maintenance contract and the subsequent bidders’ conference to be held on site at the Scottish Parliament Building, Holyrood, Edinburgh, EH99 1SP. The indicative dates are as follows: - Publication of Contract Notice and ITT - 24 JULY 2026 - Bidders Conference and Site Visit - 10 AUGUST 2026 These dates are subject to change. Please note, there is no requirement to respond to this PIN, responding to this PIN does not guarantee an invitation to tender. Please refer to previous PIN Reference No:DEC545079 for further information on the requirement.

North Northamptonshire Council (hereafter referred to as the "Council") is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced Supplier to provide Operation and Maintenance Services for landfill gas and leachate extraction systems and other provisions at Corby Closed Landfill Site. The Services will commence on 1st April 2027 for a duration of 3 years, with an option to extend for a further 12 months. Corby Closed Landfill Site is located on the northern outskirts of the town of Corby, in North Northamptonshire, grid reference SP877 912. It covers approximately seventeen hectares of which thirteen hectares is landfill. A small part of the site is owned by the Council, but the remainder is leased under a long-term agreement with a local landowner. The Landfill is formed by three (3) cells and a leachate treatment plant. There is a mature tree plantation next to the landfill which also forms part of the site. The volume of wastes within the landfill is estimated to be in the region of 1.4 million cubic metres, with a maximum depth of approximately eighteen metres. The landfill was created in a void (the Gullet) left from the extensive opencast mining of ironstone. Waste was disposed at the site from the early 1970's until the early 1990's when the site was subsequently restored with clay and soil. The waste inputs were largely municipal solid wastes but with some industrial waste. The landfill has no form of impermeable containment and as such is defined as a 'dilute and disperse' site. The site has been capped, soiled, and seeded and there is infrastructure in place to extract and treat gas and leachate. The site has an inert Waste Management Licence (WML) with the Environment Agency (EA) for the importation of capping materials to the site. In 2000, the WML was modified to the Licence that is still in place today. There are several ambiguities to this Licence over which the Council has negotiated local agreements with the EA so that it more accurately reflects the site's characteristics. A Gas Management Plan and a Leachate Management Plan have been approved by the EA which provide the Council with a framework in which to operate the Site and ensures the Site remains in compliance with the Permit. A gas abstraction system and flare stack were installed in the 1990s, after the landfill was closed, and various upgrades have been made together with the installation of several additional combined landfill gas and leachate extraction wells since then. A leachate extraction system was also installed in the mid-1990s which includes a treatment plant, with three aerated treatment lagoons. The treated leachate is discharged to a nearby sewerage network under a Trade Effluent Consent with Anglian Water. The main requirement of this contract is to undertake operation and maintenance tasks to the extraction systems, plant and equipment via detailed schedules of work to ensure the Council complies with the Environmental Permit, Trade Effluent Consent and Lease agreement. The Provider would also be required to undertake routine environmental monitoring and produce performance reports on a regular basis. The Provider would also be required to work closely with the Council's technical support provider and grounds maintenance contractor. The Council plans to publish the tender documents in September this year. There will be an opportunity for bidders to visit the site and seek clarifications during the tender process.

This procurement covers responsive repairs and property refurbishment, management of a regeneration programme of capital investment works, compliance services and grounds maintenance to Service Family Accommodation throughout the UK owned and managed by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation. DIO is exploring disaggregating these requirements into multiple separate contracts, in particular separating Planned Works from Repairs and Maintenance." The Authority is keen to engage with providers with a solid background in delivering similar repairs and maintenance contracts for public sector landlords with a strong customer and safety focus, who are able to work collaboratively with the Authority to deliver a first in class service. The Contracting Authority is undertaking preliminary market engagement in accordance with section 16 of the Procurement Act 2023. The purpose of the engagement is to inform the development of the Authority's requirements, its procurement strategy and future tender documentation. This notice is published under section 17 of the Act and Regulation 17 of the Procurement Regulations 2024. The engagement will be conducted by way of an on-line questionnaire, supplemented with a briefing session. There will be two sessions available, one of the 22nd July and one on the 28th July 2026. Suppliers only need to attend one session. The Authority may contact providers who submit a completed questionnaire should it be necessary to clarify their response or raise any questions arising in order to ensure a fulsome exercise can be conducted. The objectives of the exercise are to analyse the responses from the market, take their views into account when designing the procurement strategy and ensure that any barriers to suppliers intending to bid for the works and services are removed. Purpose and Objectives of the Engagement. .• Developing the Authority's procurement strategy, pricing and evaluation models and lotting strategy • Explore opportunities for SMEs and specialist providers • Designing the procurement procedure, conditions of participation and award criteria • Preparing the Tender Notice and associated tender documents • Identifying suppliers that may be able to supply the works and services required • Identifying the likely contract management arrangements • Establish the most appropriate contract form • Confirming the appetite and capacity among suppliers in relation to the proposed contracts

Building Works at Court Place in Folkestone in Kent as per the included building survey recommendations.

Ascendancy Partnership Trust (APT) is a specialist Multi-Academy Trust serving children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) across Berkshire. Included in the tender is the requirement for Cleaning Services for Addington and Brookfields schools. The schools within Ascendancy Partnership Trust provide education and support for pupils with a broad range of special educational needs. As a result, the Trust requires a cleaning service that is highly responsive, flexible and sensitive to the needs of pupils, staff and visitors. The successful contractor will be expected to maintain consistently high standards of cleanliness, hygiene and infection control across all areas of the schools, whilst ensuring that cleaning activities are carried out safely, discreetly and with minimal disruption to teaching and learning. Particular emphasis will be placed on safeguarding, the appropriate use of cleaning products, enhanced cleaning of welfare and hygiene facilities, effective communication with school leadership teams, and the ability to respond promptly to incidents, spillages and changing operational requirements. The Trust is seeking a contractor that can demonstrate experience of working within educational environments and an understanding of the additional considerations associated with specialist school settings. Staff on Local Government Pension Schemes (LGPS) are present in the TUPE. Further information on the Client’s requirements can be found at Attachment 1a Specification, Attachment 1b Cleaning Schedules and Attachment 1c Client Data. The Contract period will be for 3 years initially, with the option to extend for two further one-year periods at the discretion of the Client.

Hire of buses with driver for term time morning services from Hull Paragon Station to Hull Trinity House Academy, with return services in the afternoon

Wrexham County Borough Council (WCBC) is looking to engage with suppliers / manufacturers who can supply five electric vans on a short term trial basis (12 months) to support an EV home charger trial. This trial will take place within the Councils Housing Department where ninety-one diesel vans are currently under contract. This trial will inform future decisions and the long-term plans / aspirations for the wider fleet in support of the Councils carbon reduction goals. Details of the vehicles required can be found on etenderWales or can be requested by emailing procurement@wrexham.gov.uk (this notice does not allow the Council to upload attachments currently). If a supplier is unable to comply with the Councils requirements but may be able to comply with these requirements in the next 12 months, please detail this within your response to the Council. It is the Councils preferred option to source electric vans that comply with the ISO 1158-2 standard for Plug & Charge and / or the Auto Charge feature. The purpose for this is to support the automatic reconciliation / payment of vehicle charge costs with the ability to distinguish between vehicles when using a home charger, i.e. a Council vehicle and personal vehicle. If a supplier is aware of an alternative solution that can meet this requirement without the need for the ISO 1158-2 standard or the Auto Charge feature, please detail this within your response. If any supplier is capable and interested in suppling these five vans, please email a brief overview of your vehicles / offering to procurement@wrexham.gov.uk. etenderWales details: project – 63625 ITT - itt_125870 Please note that a previous notice has been published relating to the home charger requirement - https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/046804-2026?origin=SearchResults&p=2

Framework for Minor Works, Mechanical Works and Electrical Works for the Council's estate portfolio.

Please find the request for a quote and terms and conditions attached. 1. Agree to the terms and conditions and send your acceptance by email to Caitlyn Murphy caitlyn.murphy@wales.nhs.uk 2. Submit your quote on Multiquote with a clear method statement and proforma invoice as an attachment. No quotes through email are accepted - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA359142. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA359142 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

This Invitation to Tender (ITT) has been issued by the Authority who are seeking to award a contract for the provision of drainage construction works, including associated new below-ground drainage runs, manholes and associated reinstatement works within the existing site. The Authority have identified a requirement to upgrade drainage at Clyst St George Fire Station (Station 45) and Urban Search and Rescue (USAR, Station 60) facility to improve the performance of the existing drainage system and to mitigate flood risk to neighbouring properties. The works are expected to comprise primarily new below-ground drainage runs, manholes and associated reinstatement works within the existing site. Contract commencement is anticipated in September 2026.