The People's Chamber
ISSUE 80
JUN 19-25, 2026
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Government Contracts

39,611 records in this dataset. Showing rows 401 to 500 (page 5 of 397).

  • Proc 25-304 | Temporary Traffic Management Term Service Contr

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    wrexham-county-borough-council
    supplier
    QUANTUM TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT (NORTHERN) LIMITED
    value
    1800000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    Temporary Traffic Management Term Service Contract - itt_123160Proc 25-304

  • Provision of Local Bus Services - Round 3 (Route 34)

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    wrexham-county-borough-council
    supplier
    ARRIVA NORTHWEST AND WALES
    value
    960000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    Provision of Local Bus Services - Round 3 (Route 34)ITT: itt_122331

  • Data Driven Innovation: Data Design, Implementation and Migration Partner

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    student-loan-company-limited
    supplier
    Tata Consultancy Services Limited
    value
    4363515
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    The Student Loans Company Limited (SLC) has issued a competitive further competition and appointed a partner for the 'Data Driven Innovation: Data Design, Implementation and Migration' project. The winning supplier, Tata Consultancy Services Limited, will lead the design, implementation, integration, and deployment of an enterprise data platform. This includes managing the secure transition of the platform to SLC for ongoing internal management. These services will modernize SLC's data capabilities, ensuring secure, scalable architecture and data-driven innovation across its financial support systems.

  • CSP26537 - Repair of Vitara-T-HP laser oscillator

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    uk-research-and-innovation
    supplier
    Coherent Europe B.V.
    value
    23383
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    ***** THIS IS A CONTRACT DETAILS NOTICE, NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION ***** This procurement is being concluded without competition due to an absence of competition for technical reasons, only a particular supplier can supply the goods, services or works required. Brief Description of Requirement:- Repair of Vitara-T-HP laser oscillator

  • Legal Support

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    lancaster-city-council
    supplier
    Trowers & Hamlins LLP
    value
    50000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    Provision of support when internal capacity is full.

  • Provision of Cumbria Adult Learning Services 2026/2027

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    westmorland-and-furness-council
    supplier
    THE CONSTRUCTION SKILLS PEOPLE LTD
    value
    50187
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    Cumbria Adult Learning has carried out a procurement process by open tender for a range of partnerships with subcontracted providers to help us: • Provide additional capacity in specific curriculum and geographic areas not covered by our own Adult Learning Centres • Specialist Provision (e.g. horticulture, STEM - science, logistics, technology, engineering, and mathematics, health and care) • Provision to support rural isolation • Specific target group - LDD, employability

  • Provision of Cumbria Adult Learning Services 2026/2027

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    westmorland-and-furness-council
    supplier
    INSPIRA (01)
    value
    75048
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    Cumbria Adult Learning has carried out a procurement process by open tender for a range of partnerships with subcontracted providers to help us: • Provide additional capacity in specific curriculum and geographic areas not covered by our own Adult Learning Centres • Specialist Provision (e.g. horticulture, STEM - science, logistics, technology, engineering, and mathematics, health and care) • Provision to support rural isolation • Specific target group - LDD, employability

  • CBC-1887-T-TS Passenger Lift Maintenance

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    central-bedfordshire-council
    supplier
    RJ Lifts
    value
    360000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    Passenger Lift Maintenance Please read and follow the information and guidance supplied below and within the Tender documents, this will help with your tender submission. Word count limits apply, any information going over will not be considered. Respond to ALL questions. Additional documents or information not required will be disregarded. Please note timeline with regards to questions and submission dates. All communications, correspondences and clarifications must be sent via the In-tend portal. Do not contact the Service area for information, please use the correspondence facility Regularly view the Clarification tab for updates or responses to questions received by bidders. Questions asked together with the response, will be made available to all bidders (if not Private and Confidential), this to ensure a fair and consistent approach to all. Avoid uploading your return just prior to closing deadline as you may incur IT issues and we will not accept Tender Returns via e-mail. The Council will provide as much support and information as it can to help guide you through the Tender process. If there is anything you are not sure of or need clarification on, please contact the Procurement lead using the correspondence facility within the In-tend electronic tendering system. Opting In To inform us of your decision to participate and to be able to submit a tender you will be required to Opt In. Opting In will confirm to us of your involvement and your intention to submit a tender return. Opting Out Will confirm that you are no longer interested in submitting a tender return. You will be able to provide a reason as to your decision if you wish. This will cease any system-generated communications. You will be able to opt back in at any point. Target contract commencement date: 1st April 2026 Contract term: 3 years +1+1 optional S20 notice concluded - Contract start 01042026 Contract End: 31032029 with a further 2 years optional

  • Provision of Cumbria Adult Learning Services 2026/2027

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    westmorland-and-furness-council
    supplier
    Lakes College
    value
    21368
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    Cumbria Adult Learning has carried out a procurement process by open tender for a range of partnerships with subcontracted providers to help us: • Provide additional capacity in specific curriculum and geographic areas not covered by our own Adult Learning Centres • Specialist Provision (e.g. horticulture, STEM - science, logistics, technology, engineering, and mathematics, health and care) • Provision to support rural isolation • Specific target group - LDD, employability

  • Supply of Borehole Headworks

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    nuclear-restoration-services-limited
    supplier
    Calder Engineering Ltd
    value
    29960.6
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    Nuclear Restoration Services Limited (Dounreay) has awarded a competitive contract for the supply of 10 x borehole headworks assemblies.

  • Land Swap Agreement in respect of Bath Western Riverside Phase II

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    bath-north-east-somerset-council
    supplier
    ST WILLIAM HOMES LLP
    value
    29150920
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    This notice relates to an arrangement which includes a series of agreements, with the main object being a land transaction which the Council considers is exempted under paragraph 8, Schedule 2 of the Procurement Act 2023, (an agreement for the acquisition of land and buildings). Whilst there are a series of related ancillary agreements, the Land Swap Agreement will not meet the definition of public "works contract" as the supplier will not be obligated to complete any works pursuant to it. However, the Council also considers it has reasonable grounds for a direct award under Schedule 5 of the Procurement Act 2023 in the circumstances (as explained below) and this transparency notice is therefore published to ensure full transparency as to the Council's intentions. Bath Western Riverside is a major component of the Council's SHLAA and housing delivery trajectory. The project was committed in 2010 and has successfully delivered 854 new homes with 25% affordable housing within phase 1. Bath Western Riverside Phase 2 (the Site) is the former Bath gas works site. The Site is part owned by the Council (which owns 31.5%), and part owned by St William Homes LLP (part of the Berkeley Group) (Berkeley) (which owns 68.5%), The Council intervened to acquire its part of the Site in 2019 for regeneration purposes with the objective to maximise the provision of affordable housing delivered given the viability challenges faced from the former land uses and site conditions. To date, the Council has carried out a series of staged initial gas rationalisation and enabling works, funded predominately by Homes England (initially carried out between October 2020 and October 2023), with the most recent site wide remediation and enabling works (the Remediation Works) commencing in 2025, with Berkeley carrying out the works on a site wide basis. Homes England again provided significant funding for the required Remediation Works, and the Council passed on the proportional benefit of the Homes England grant to Berkeley (in line with Berkeley's ownership of the Site), who it entrusted to deliver the Remediation Works (including the works across the Council owned portion of the Site). In order to comply with both planning and strategic housing aims, the Council must obtain a minimum number of affordable housing units across the Site as a whole and therefore has the option to either: procure the construction of such units itself, being restricted to its own part of the Site; or to increase provision by acquiring units from Berkeley (additionality) which will be constructed on Berkeley's land. The total "land swap" transaction will be contracted for in phases as follows and this Notice covers all such Agreements: Primary Agreement: 1. Land Swap Agreement - Subject to achieving a satisfactory planning permission and Berkeley (at its own volition) building to a "golden brick" level on the part of the Site known as "Block G" (currently owned by Berkeley), Berkeley will transfer the freehold interest in Block G to the Council in return for the Council transferring its part of the Site to Berkeley. There will be additional balancing payments paid by each party to ensure the agreed price is received for each party's land. Ancillary Agreements 2. Licence to Complete Block G - Following completion of the land swap, Berkeley will obtain a permissive licence from the Council to continue to occupy Block G for the purposes of its completion with the relevant planning permission, being the planning permission with reference 22/03224/EFUL for the construction of 92 dwellings, being the "Block G Planning Permission"). Note that the Council do not consider that this arrangement meets the definition of a public works contract. 3. Fit out works - The Council will have an option (but not an obligation) to call for Berkeley to enter a contract to upgrade the specification for Block G at an additional cost. The Council considers that if it chooses to enter into such an agreement in the future it will be below the threshold for works under the Procurement Act 2023. 4. Conditional Purchase Agreement for Linear blocks - subject to completing the Land Swap Agreement, the site for the Linear Blocks will then be owned by Berkeley. Subject to funding and therefore at its option, the Council may agree to purchase c140 dwellings known as the "Linear Blocks" from Berkeley to golden brick should Berkeley choose to build them. The transfer will be conditional on the Berkeley reaching golden brick. Thereafter, the parties will also enter into a development agreement to deal with the development of the Linear blocks from golden brick level to practical completion. Due to ownership and access limitations only Berkely could complete the works. In order to achieve the outputs above Berkeley will undertake initial planning services to secure satisfactory planning permission over the whole Site, and specifically over the current Council land which does not have planning permission. To the extent Berkeley receives consideration for these services from the Council, such sums will be below the threshold for the services under the Procurement Act 2023. Subject to satisfaction of conditions linked to funding and planning consent the target date of the Land Swap will be March 2027 with construction of Block G completing in December 2029 and construction of the Linear Blocks completing in 2032.

  • Provision of Cumbria Adult Learning Services 2026/2027

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    westmorland-and-furness-council
    supplier
    PHX TRAINING LIMITED
    value
    183983
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    Cumbria Adult Learning has carried out a procurement process by open tender for a range of partnerships with subcontracted providers to help us: • Provide additional capacity in specific curriculum and geographic areas not covered by our own Adult Learning Centres • Specialist Provision (e.g. horticulture, STEM - science, logistics, technology, engineering, and mathematics, health and care) • Provision to support rural isolation • Specific target group - LDD, employability

  • Lone Worker Monitoring and Alarms

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    newcastle-city-council
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    cancelled

  • Young Carers Support Service

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    leeds-city-council
    supplier
    Family Action
    value
    1639494
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    The aim of the contract is to protect children and young people from harm and to support efforts to prevent them from entering the care system wherever possible.

  • Cefas Weymouth – Ozone ETP Technical Survey and Functional Definition

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    centre-for-environment-fisheries-and-aquaculture-science
    supplier
    Suncombe House
    value
    60000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    This contract covers the provision of specialist engineering services to undertake a technical survey and functional definition of the ozone‑based Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) systems at Cefas Weymouth. The scope includes detailed site walkdown, asset identification, and reverse engineering of mechanical, electrical, and control systems within a live, biosecure environment. The supplier will produce comprehensive documentation including asset registers, process flow diagrams, and functional descriptions to support safe operation, risk management, and future replacement planning. The work will mitigate operational and compliance risks associated with ageing infrastructure and ensure continuity of critical laboratory functions.

  • DfI TRAM Road Asset Management - Surfacing Framework B

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    dfi-transport-and-road-asset-management-tram
    supplier
    John McQuillan (Contracts) Ltd
    value
    33500000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    This tender notice is for the award of a public contract through an open procedure in accordance with section 20(1) and (2)(a) of the PA 2023. RAM Surfacing Framework B will include the following work activities: delivery of two or more concurrent resurfacing schemes on a public road; laying various types of asphalt surfacing by mechanical means and by hand, reshaping of carriageways, adjustment of street furniture to new levels, adjustment/provision of kerblines, adjustment/provision of carriageway drainage systems, Temporary Traffic Management, road marking/studs, other associated ancillary works. The Framework will comprise of four area Lots (Works Orders valued above £50k up to £750k) and a Project Lot (projects valued above £750k up to £5m) covering the following areas: - SFB E2 - Belfast South; - SFB N2 - Coleraine & Limavady; - SFB W3 - Dungannon; and - SFB S2 - Down. This Framework will deliver works from Call-Off contracts with an overall cumulative value of £150m (ex VAT) over the four year term. If the Contracting Authority is unable, for any reason, to award a new framework or to put in place an alternative regime to replace this Framework on its termination or expiry, any Call-Off Contract established under the Framework may be extended for a further period or periods up to a maximum of 12 additional months. This may increase the overall cumulative value to £180.25m (ex VAT).

  • DfI TRAM Road Asset Management - Surfacing Framework B

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    dfi-transport-and-road-asset-management-tram
    supplier
    FP McCann Ltd
    value
    36500000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    This tender notice is for the award of a public contract through an open procedure in accordance with section 20(1) and (2)(a) of the PA 2023. RAM Surfacing Framework B will include the following work activities: delivery of two or more concurrent resurfacing schemes on a public road; laying various types of asphalt surfacing by mechanical means and by hand, reshaping of carriageways, adjustment of street furniture to new levels, adjustment/provision of kerblines, adjustment/provision of carriageway drainage systems, Temporary Traffic Management, road marking/studs, other associated ancillary works. The Framework will comprise of four area Lots (Works Orders valued above £50k up to £750k) and a Project Lot (projects valued above £750k up to £5m) covering the following areas: - SFB E2 - Belfast South; - SFB N2 - Coleraine & Limavady; - SFB W3 - Dungannon; and - SFB S2 - Down. This Framework will deliver works from Call-Off contracts with an overall cumulative value of £150m (ex VAT) over the four year term. If the Contracting Authority is unable, for any reason, to award a new framework or to put in place an alternative regime to replace this Framework on its termination or expiry, any Call-Off Contract established under the Framework may be extended for a further period or periods up to a maximum of 12 additional months. This may increase the overall cumulative value to £180.25m (ex VAT).

  • The supply of Mechanical Fitting, Fabrication and Welding Services

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    the-felixstowe-dock-and-railway-company
    supplier
    MATRIX PORT SERVICES LIMITED
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    The Felixstowe Dock and Railway Company requires the provision of Mechanical Fitting, Fabrication and Welding Services. The Contractor will be expected to supply various tools and equipment to undertake the services.

  • Kingswood Park Restoration & Enhancement Project 2025

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    south-gloucestershire-council
    supplier
    K.P.Wilton & Son Limited
    value
    1569557
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    Programme of capital work to improve accessibility and facilities within the park, including construction of new public toilet, significant park hard & soft landscape improvements, resurfacing paths and new access ramps.

  • DfI TRAM Road Asset Management - Surfacing Framework B

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    dfi-transport-and-road-asset-management-tram
    supplier
    John McQuillan (Contracts) Ltd
    value
    43750000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    This tender notice is for the award of a public contract through an open procedure in accordance with section 20(1) and (2)(a) of the PA 2023. RAM Surfacing Framework B will include the following work activities: delivery of two or more concurrent resurfacing schemes on a public road; laying various types of asphalt surfacing by mechanical means and by hand, reshaping of carriageways, adjustment of street furniture to new levels, adjustment/provision of kerblines, adjustment/provision of carriageway drainage systems, Temporary Traffic Management, road marking/studs, other associated ancillary works. The Framework will comprise of four area Lots (Works Orders valued above £50k up to £750k) and a Project Lot (projects valued above £750k up to £5m) covering the following areas: - SFB E2 - Belfast South; - SFB N2 - Coleraine & Limavady; - SFB W3 - Dungannon; and - SFB S2 - Down. This Framework will deliver works from Call-Off contracts with an overall cumulative value of £150m (ex VAT) over the four year term. If the Contracting Authority is unable, for any reason, to award a new framework or to put in place an alternative regime to replace this Framework on its termination or expiry, any Call-Off Contract established under the Framework may be extended for a further period or periods up to a maximum of 12 additional months. This may increase the overall cumulative value to £180.25m (ex VAT).

  • DfI TRAM Road Asset Management - Surfacing Framework B

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    dfi-transport-and-road-asset-management-tram
    supplier
    FP McCann Ltd
    value
    24000000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    This tender notice is for the award of a public contract through an open procedure in accordance with section 20(1) and (2)(a) of the PA 2023. RAM Surfacing Framework B will include the following work activities: delivery of two or more concurrent resurfacing schemes on a public road; laying various types of asphalt surfacing by mechanical means and by hand, reshaping of carriageways, adjustment of street furniture to new levels, adjustment/provision of kerblines, adjustment/provision of carriageway drainage systems, Temporary Traffic Management, road marking/studs, other associated ancillary works. The Framework will comprise of four area Lots (Works Orders valued above £50k up to £750k) and a Project Lot (projects valued above £750k up to £5m) covering the following areas: - SFB E2 - Belfast South; - SFB N2 - Coleraine & Limavady; - SFB W3 - Dungannon; and - SFB S2 - Down. This Framework will deliver works from Call-Off contracts with an overall cumulative value of £150m (ex VAT) over the four year term. If the Contracting Authority is unable, for any reason, to award a new framework or to put in place an alternative regime to replace this Framework on its termination or expiry, any Call-Off Contract established under the Framework may be extended for a further period or periods up to a maximum of 12 additional months. This may increase the overall cumulative value to £180.25m (ex VAT).

  • BHCC JB Hard Surfaces Grounds Maintenance

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    brighton-and-hove-city-council
    supplier
    ANTI-GRAFFITI SYSTEMS LIMITED
    value
    634390
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    The Council requires a contractor to provide for comprehensive hard surfaces grounds maintenance services.

  • DfI TRAM Road Asset Management - Surfacing Framework B

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    dfi-transport-and-road-asset-management-tram
    supplier
    FP McCann Ltd
    value
    42500000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    This tender notice is for the award of a public contract through an open procedure in accordance with section 20(1) and (2)(a) of the PA 2023. RAM Surfacing Framework B will include the following work activities: delivery of two or more concurrent resurfacing schemes on a public road; laying various types of asphalt surfacing by mechanical means and by hand, reshaping of carriageways, adjustment of street furniture to new levels, adjustment/provision of kerblines, adjustment/provision of carriageway drainage systems, Temporary Traffic Management, road marking/studs, other associated ancillary works. The Framework will comprise of four area Lots (Works Orders valued above £50k up to £750k) and a Project Lot (projects valued above £750k up to £5m) covering the following areas: - SFB E2 - Belfast South; - SFB N2 - Coleraine & Limavady; - SFB W3 - Dungannon; and - SFB S2 - Down. This Framework will deliver works from Call-Off contracts with an overall cumulative value of £150m (ex VAT) over the four year term. If the Contracting Authority is unable, for any reason, to award a new framework or to put in place an alternative regime to replace this Framework on its termination or expiry, any Call-Off Contract established under the Framework may be extended for a further period or periods up to a maximum of 12 additional months. This may increase the overall cumulative value to £180.25m (ex VAT).

  • Spare Scabbler Head x2

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    nuclear-restoration-services-limited
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    terminated

  • Windsor Academy Trust – Electricity & Gas Fixed Supply Products 2026

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    windsor-academy-trust
    supplier
    EDF Energy Limited
    value
    1500000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    The requirement is for the provision of fixed Electricity (REGO) and Fixed Natural Gas (Bown) in accordance with the specifications set out in the Invitation to Tender (ITT). The contract is due to commence on 1 September 2026 and may include the addition of further sites during the term. The initial contract period is 36 months, with the option to extend, up to a maximum duration of 4 years. The initial contract period and the decision to invoke the extension clause will be at the sole discretion of the Authority. The procurement will be conducted in line with the Procurement Act 2023, ensuring a fair, transparent, and competitive process to identify the most advantageous tender for our client.

  • MSK Physiotherapy AI Service

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    kent-community-health-nhs-foundation-trust
    supplier
    Flok Health Ltd
    value
    1525000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    The Authority requires a UK-based digital physiotherapy service in which advanced artificial intelligence (AI) is the primary driver of care delivery, ensuring services that are safe, consistent, and cost-effective.

  • Windsor Academy Trust – Electricity & Gas Fixed Supply Products 2026

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    windsor-academy-trust
    supplier
    Drax Energy Solutions Limited
    value
    4000000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    The requirement is for the provision of fixed Electricity (REGO) and Fixed Natural Gas (Bown) in accordance with the specifications set out in the Invitation to Tender (ITT). The contract is due to commence on 1 September 2026 and may include the addition of further sites during the term. The initial contract period is 36 months, with the option to extend, up to a maximum duration of 4 years. The initial contract period and the decision to invoke the extension clause will be at the sole discretion of the Authority. The procurement will be conducted in line with the Procurement Act 2023, ensuring a fair, transparent, and competitive process to identify the most advantageous tender for our client.

  • Maintenance of Air Conditioning

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    countess-of-chester-hospital-nhs-foundation-trust
    supplier
    MARCOLD LIMITED
    value
    65280
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    Maintenance of Air Conditioning across the Trust

  • Older People Residential Care Framework

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    bracknell-forest-borough-council
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    cancelled

  • Advertising Operations Support

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    met-office
    supplier
    ADOPSTAR LTD
    value
    21658
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    Advertising operations support via an external agency

  • Older People Residential Care Framework

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    bracknell-forest-borough-council
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    cancelled

  • Domestic Abuse and Stalking Perpetrator Programme

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    the-police-and-crime-commissioner-for-surrey
    supplier
    INTERVENTIONS ALLIANCE LTD
    value
    1250000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    The Surrey Against Domestic Abuse Partnership is seeking a delivery partner to provide effective programmes for domestic abuse and stalking perpetrators in Surrey. This is subject to securing Home Office funding for up to 2 years. The interventions will be part of a service offer co-ordinated through a Surrey Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Hub. The Hub will bring together experienced Navigators from the successful provider for adult perpetrators, as well as incumbent providers for specialist services for DA survivors and children and young people using abuse and violence. This holistic approach will identify and manage risk as well as increase safety to adult and child survivors of domestic abuse.

  • Water Roadmap Delivery Partner - GSI Spain

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    waste-resources-action-programme
    supplier
    Good Stuff International B.V.
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    WRAP are currently delivering a large Collective Action Project in southern Spain, spanning Doñana and Murcia. The project is managed by Good Stuff International (GSI), which has established a strong local network and generated significant momentum. Following the split of the Southern Spain programme into two distinct projects (Doñana and Murcia) in April 2026, an additional delivery period is required to stabilise governance, embed delivery structures, and support the transition into two independently functioning Collective Action Projects. This period will also enable WRAP to strengthen the evidence base, demonstrate early impact, and secure longer-term funding commitments across both regions before undertaking a competitive tender for future delivery. A change in delivery partner at this stage would introduce disproportionate delivery, financial and reputational risk, including loss of stakeholder trust, disruption to ongoing activities, and duplication of mobilisation effort in a complex and sensitive operating environment. There is no reasonable alternative supplier that could deliver equivalent value within the required timeframe without incurring these risks. WRAP therefore proposes a time-bound continuation of delivery with GSI to maintain momentum and ensure continuity through this critical transition phase, with a view to undertaking a competitive tender during 2027 once the programme structure and funding position are more clearly defined.

  • Peru Water Roadmap Collective Action Project

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    waste-resources-action-programme
    supplier
    Good Stuff International B.V.
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    Direct award of a 12-month services contract for delivery partner support to WRAP’s Water Roadmap collective action project in the Ica catchment, Peru. The supplier will provide programme coordination and project management, stakeholder engagement and facilitation (including steering group and multi-stakeholder meetings), development and delivery of the July 2026–June 2027 workplan, monitoring and reporting against the agreed results framework, and related communications support. The services will maintain continuity of delivery and momentum in the development of the catchment collective action platform and associated upstream resilience and water governance activities.

  • QEGSMAT - Cleaning Services Tender

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    qegsmat
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    cancelled

  • Outsourcing of Genetic Testing

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    cardiff-and-vale-university-health-board
    supplier
    SNB Diagnostics Globales S.A.U
    value
    330000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    Following the relocation of the All Wales Genomics Laboratory Service (AWMGS) to Cardiff Edge—a strategic move designed to strengthen long-term service capacity and foster innovation—the service has experienced a significant backlog of genetic tests.This backlog has arisen due to the complexities involved in transitioning laboratory operations, revalidating testing protocols, and managing sustained growth in clinical demand across Wales.Although progress has been made in stabilising operations since the move, current in-house capacity remains insufficient to consistently meet the turnaround times required for timely, accurate, and equitable patient diagnosis. To reduce the risk of delayed diagnoses and potential impacts on patient outcomes, it is necessary to continue outsourcing genetic testing to SNB Diagnostics Globales S.A.U May 2027.This extension will allow AWMGS to recover operationally, maintain continuity of service delivery, uphold clinical standards, and ensure that patients across Wales have fair and timely access to essential genetic testing services.Failure to maintain this outsourced provision would place the laboratory in an unrecoverable operational position, with serious consequences for service resilience and patient care.

  • Land Swap Agreement in respect of Bath Western Riverside Phase II

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    bath-north-east-somerset-council
    supplier
    ST WILLIAM HOMES LLP
    value
    184000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    This notice relates to an arrangement which includes a series of agreements, with the main object being a land transaction which the Council considers is exempted under paragraph 8, Schedule 2 of the Procurement Act 2023, (an agreement for the acquisition of land and buildings). Whilst there are a series of related ancillary agreements, the Land Swap Agreement will not meet the definition of public "works contract" as the supplier will not be obligated to complete any works pursuant to it. However, the Council also considers it has reasonable grounds for a direct award under Schedule 5 of the Procurement Act 2023 in the circumstances (as explained below) and this transparency notice is therefore published to ensure full transparency as to the Council's intentions. Bath Western Riverside is a major component of the Council's SHLAA and housing delivery trajectory. The project was committed in 2010 and has successfully delivered 854 new homes with 25% affordable housing within phase 1. Bath Western Riverside Phase 2 (the Site) is the former Bath gas works site. The Site is part owned by the Council (which owns 31.5%), and part owned by St William Homes LLP (part of the Berkeley Group) (Berkeley) (which owns 68.5%), The Council intervened to acquire its part of the Site in 2019 for regeneration purposes with the objective to maximise the provision of affordable housing delivered given the viability challenges faced from the former land uses and site conditions. To date, the Council has carried out a series of staged initial gas rationalisation and enabling works, funded predominately by Homes England (initially carried out between October 2020 and October 2023), with the most recent site wide remediation and enabling works (the Remediation Works) commencing in 2025, with Berkeley carrying out the works on a site wide basis. Homes England again provided significant funding for the required Remediation Works, and the Council passed on the proportional benefit of the Homes England grant to Berkeley (in line with Berkeley's ownership of the Site), who it entrusted to deliver the Remediation Works (including the works across the Council owned portion of the Site). In order to comply with both planning and strategic housing aims, the Council must obtain a minimum number of affordable housing units across the Site as a whole and therefore has the option to either: procure the construction of such units itself, being restricted to its own part of the Site; or to increase provision by acquiring units from Berkeley (additionality) which will be constructed on Berkeley's land. The total "land swap" transaction will be contracted for in phases as follows and this Notice covers all such Agreements: Primary Agreement: 1. Land Swap Agreement - Subject to achieving a satisfactory planning permission and Berkeley (at its own volition) building to a "golden brick" level on the part of the Site known as "Block G" (currently owned by Berkeley), Berkeley will transfer the freehold interest in Block G to the Council in return for the Council transferring its part of the Site to Berkeley. There will be additional balancing payments paid by each party to ensure the agreed price is received for each party's land. Ancillary Agreements 2. Licence to Complete Block G - Following completion of the land swap, Berkeley will obtain a permissive licence from the Council to continue to occupy Block G for the purposes of its completion with the relevant planning permission, being the planning permission with reference 22/03224/EFUL for the construction of 92 dwellings, being the "Block G Planning Permission"). Note that the Council do not consider that this arrangement meets the definition of a public works contract. 3. Fit out works - The Council will have an option (but not an obligation) to call for Berkeley to enter a contract to upgrade the specification for Block G at an additional cost. The Council considers that if it chooses to enter into such an agreement in the future it will be below the threshold for works under the Procurement Act 2023. 4. Conditional Purchase Agreement for Linear blocks - subject to completing the Land Swap Agreement, the site for the Linear Blocks will then be owned by Berkeley. Subject to funding and therefore at its option, the Council may agree to purchase c140 dwellings known as the "Linear Blocks" from Berkeley to golden brick should Berkeley choose to build them. The transfer will be conditional on the Berkeley reaching golden brick. Thereafter, the parties will also enter into a development agreement to deal with the development of the Linear blocks from golden brick level to practical completion. Due to ownership and access limitations only Berkely could complete the works. In order to achieve the outputs above Berkeley will undertake initial planning services to secure satisfactory planning permission over the whole Site, and specifically over the current Council land which does not have planning permission. To the extent Berkeley receives consideration for these services from the Council, such sums will be below the threshold for the services under the Procurement Act 2023. Subject to satisfaction of conditions linked to funding and planning consent the target date of the Land Swap will be March 2027 with construction of Block G completing in December 2029 and construction of the Linear Blocks completing in 2032.

  • Land Swap Agreement in respect of Bath Western Riverside Phase II

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    bath-north-east-somerset-council
    supplier
    ST WILLIAM HOMES LLP
    value
    173099
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    This notice relates to an arrangement which includes a series of agreements, with the main object being a land transaction which the Council considers is exempted under paragraph 8, Schedule 2 of the Procurement Act 2023, (an agreement for the acquisition of land and buildings). Whilst there are a series of related ancillary agreements, the Land Swap Agreement will not meet the definition of public "works contract" as the supplier will not be obligated to complete any works pursuant to it. However, the Council also considers it has reasonable grounds for a direct award under Schedule 5 of the Procurement Act 2023 in the circumstances (as explained below) and this transparency notice is therefore published to ensure full transparency as to the Council's intentions. Bath Western Riverside is a major component of the Council's SHLAA and housing delivery trajectory. The project was committed in 2010 and has successfully delivered 854 new homes with 25% affordable housing within phase 1. Bath Western Riverside Phase 2 (the Site) is the former Bath gas works site. The Site is part owned by the Council (which owns 31.5%), and part owned by St William Homes LLP (part of the Berkeley Group) (Berkeley) (which owns 68.5%), The Council intervened to acquire its part of the Site in 2019 for regeneration purposes with the objective to maximise the provision of affordable housing delivered given the viability challenges faced from the former land uses and site conditions. To date, the Council has carried out a series of staged initial gas rationalisation and enabling works, funded predominately by Homes England (initially carried out between October 2020 and October 2023), with the most recent site wide remediation and enabling works (the Remediation Works) commencing in 2025, with Berkeley carrying out the works on a site wide basis. Homes England again provided significant funding for the required Remediation Works, and the Council passed on the proportional benefit of the Homes England grant to Berkeley (in line with Berkeley's ownership of the Site), who it entrusted to deliver the Remediation Works (including the works across the Council owned portion of the Site). In order to comply with both planning and strategic housing aims, the Council must obtain a minimum number of affordable housing units across the Site as a whole and therefore has the option to either: procure the construction of such units itself, being restricted to its own part of the Site; or to increase provision by acquiring units from Berkeley (additionality) which will be constructed on Berkeley's land. The total "land swap" transaction will be contracted for in phases as follows and this Notice covers all such Agreements: Primary Agreement: 1. Land Swap Agreement - Subject to achieving a satisfactory planning permission and Berkeley (at its own volition) building to a "golden brick" level on the part of the Site known as "Block G" (currently owned by Berkeley), Berkeley will transfer the freehold interest in Block G to the Council in return for the Council transferring its part of the Site to Berkeley. There will be additional balancing payments paid by each party to ensure the agreed price is received for each party's land. Ancillary Agreements 2. Licence to Complete Block G - Following completion of the land swap, Berkeley will obtain a permissive licence from the Council to continue to occupy Block G for the purposes of its completion with the relevant planning permission, being the planning permission with reference 22/03224/EFUL for the construction of 92 dwellings, being the "Block G Planning Permission"). Note that the Council do not consider that this arrangement meets the definition of a public works contract. 3. Fit out works - The Council will have an option (but not an obligation) to call for Berkeley to enter a contract to upgrade the specification for Block G at an additional cost. The Council considers that if it chooses to enter into such an agreement in the future it will be below the threshold for works under the Procurement Act 2023. 4. Conditional Purchase Agreement for Linear blocks - subject to completing the Land Swap Agreement, the site for the Linear Blocks will then be owned by Berkeley. Subject to funding and therefore at its option, the Council may agree to purchase c140 dwellings known as the "Linear Blocks" from Berkeley to golden brick should Berkeley choose to build them. The transfer will be conditional on the Berkeley reaching golden brick. Thereafter, the parties will also enter into a development agreement to deal with the development of the Linear blocks from golden brick level to practical completion. Due to ownership and access limitations only Berkely could complete the works. In order to achieve the outputs above Berkeley will undertake initial planning services to secure satisfactory planning permission over the whole Site, and specifically over the current Council land which does not have planning permission. To the extent Berkeley receives consideration for these services from the Council, such sums will be below the threshold for the services under the Procurement Act 2023. Subject to satisfaction of conditions linked to funding and planning consent the target date of the Land Swap will be March 2027 with construction of Block G completing in December 2029 and construction of the Linear Blocks completing in 2032.

  • Land Swap Agreement in respect of Bath Western Riverside Phase II

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    bath-north-east-somerset-council
    supplier
    ST WILLIAM HOMES LLP
    value
    29150920
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    This notice relates to an arrangement which includes a series of agreements, with the main object being a land transaction which the Council considers is exempted under paragraph 8, Schedule 2 of the Procurement Act 2023, (an agreement for the acquisition of land and buildings). Whilst there are a series of related ancillary agreements, the Land Swap Agreement will not meet the definition of public "works contract" as the supplier will not be obligated to complete any works pursuant to it. However, the Council also considers it has reasonable grounds for a direct award under Schedule 5 of the Procurement Act 2023 in the circumstances (as explained below) and this transparency notice is therefore published to ensure full transparency as to the Council's intentions. Bath Western Riverside is a major component of the Council's SHLAA and housing delivery trajectory. The project was committed in 2010 and has successfully delivered 854 new homes with 25% affordable housing within phase 1. Bath Western Riverside Phase 2 (the Site) is the former Bath gas works site. The Site is part owned by the Council (which owns 31.5%), and part owned by St William Homes LLP (part of the Berkeley Group) (Berkeley) (which owns 68.5%), The Council intervened to acquire its part of the Site in 2019 for regeneration purposes with the objective to maximise the provision of affordable housing delivered given the viability challenges faced from the former land uses and site conditions. To date, the Council has carried out a series of staged initial gas rationalisation and enabling works, funded predominately by Homes England (initially carried out between October 2020 and October 2023), with the most recent site wide remediation and enabling works (the Remediation Works) commencing in 2025, with Berkeley carrying out the works on a site wide basis. Homes England again provided significant funding for the required Remediation Works, and the Council passed on the proportional benefit of the Homes England grant to Berkeley (in line with Berkeley's ownership of the Site), who it entrusted to deliver the Remediation Works (including the works across the Council owned portion of the Site). In order to comply with both planning and strategic housing aims, the Council must obtain a minimum number of affordable housing units across the Site as a whole and therefore has the option to either: procure the construction of such units itself, being restricted to its own part of the Site; or to increase provision by acquiring units from Berkeley (additionality) which will be constructed on Berkeley's land. The total "land swap" transaction will be contracted for in phases as follows and this Notice covers all such Agreements: Primary Agreement: 1. Land Swap Agreement - Subject to achieving a satisfactory planning permission and Berkeley (at its own volition) building to a "golden brick" level on the part of the Site known as "Block G" (currently owned by Berkeley), Berkeley will transfer the freehold interest in Block G to the Council in return for the Council transferring its part of the Site to Berkeley. There will be additional balancing payments paid by each party to ensure the agreed price is received for each party's land. Ancillary Agreements 2. Licence to Complete Block G - Following completion of the land swap, Berkeley will obtain a permissive licence from the Council to continue to occupy Block G for the purposes of its completion with the relevant planning permission, being the planning permission with reference 22/03224/EFUL for the construction of 92 dwellings, being the "Block G Planning Permission"). Note that the Council do not consider that this arrangement meets the definition of a public works contract. 3. Fit out works - The Council will have an option (but not an obligation) to call for Berkeley to enter a contract to upgrade the specification for Block G at an additional cost. The Council considers that if it chooses to enter into such an agreement in the future it will be below the threshold for works under the Procurement Act 2023. 4. Conditional Purchase Agreement for Linear blocks - subject to completing the Land Swap Agreement, the site for the Linear Blocks will then be owned by Berkeley. Subject to funding and therefore at its option, the Council may agree to purchase c140 dwellings known as the "Linear Blocks" from Berkeley to golden brick should Berkeley choose to build them. The transfer will be conditional on the Berkeley reaching golden brick. Thereafter, the parties will also enter into a development agreement to deal with the development of the Linear blocks from golden brick level to practical completion. Due to ownership and access limitations only Berkely could complete the works. In order to achieve the outputs above Berkeley will undertake initial planning services to secure satisfactory planning permission over the whole Site, and specifically over the current Council land which does not have planning permission. To the extent Berkeley receives consideration for these services from the Council, such sums will be below the threshold for the services under the Procurement Act 2023. Subject to satisfaction of conditions linked to funding and planning consent the target date of the Land Swap will be March 2027 with construction of Block G completing in December 2029 and construction of the Linear Blocks completing in 2032.

  • T132 - Collection and Disposal of Waste by Skip and Scrap Metal Recycling

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    northern-ireland-water
    supplier
    R. Heatrick Ltd T/A Skipway
    value
    4160000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    This contract is for the collection and disposal of waste by skip and scrap metal recycling. NI Water requires the supplier to be able to collect and dispose of the following types of waste: wastewater treatment works grit and screenings, separated grit only, screenings only, excavated spoil, general mixed waste/commercial mixed waste, dry waste recyclables, scrap metal (various types), pallets of bottled water and Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). Please refer to the tender documents for further information on the service requirements.

  • Monitoring and Auditing of the CAZ Finance Assistance Scheme

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    bristol-city-council
    supplier
    T.MISTRY & ASSOCIATES LIMITED
    value
    382200
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    Bristol City Council monitors air quality and vehicle compliance within the Clean Air Zone (CAZ), while the associated Financial Assistance Scheme provides grants and loans to help residents and businesses upgrade non-compliant vehicles. The purpose of this monitoring is to assess whether NO2 levels are reduced to within legal limits, as required by national air-quality legislation. This contract is to commence a new contract for an existing provision to carry out the monitoring and auditing of the CAZ financial assistance scheme to provide control and governance.

  • Falls Prevention and Detection Products, Systems and Support Services

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    countess-of-chester-hospital-nhs-foundation-trust
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    cancelled

  • Multi Disciplinary Architect Team for The Avenue Infant School Extension Project

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    north-northamptonshire-council
    supplier
    HSSP ARCHITECTS LIMITED
    value
    73246.7
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    Following the completion of RIBA Stages 1-3 and the submission of the planning application to the Local Authority, we require the further input of a multi disciplinary architecture firm to include Architect, Principal Designer for CDM Regulations Compliance, Mechanical & Electrical Engineer, Structural & Civil Engineer, Quantity Surveyor and Contract Administrator to progress the scheme through RIBA Stages 4, 5 and 6 of the project.

  • Leadership Development - All SLC Leaders

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    student-loans-company
    supplier
    Franklin Covey Europe Limited
    value
    389950
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    Our organisation is committed to embedding a unified and authentic leadership culture that reflects our HEART values-Honesty, Empowerment, Accountability, Respect, and Trust. This request is about building on the success of our initial senior leadership programme that was implemented during 2025, we now aim to extend this blended approach to all leaders across the organisation (approximately 600 colleagues), spanning entry-level grades through to executive level. The proposed blended approach combines supplier expertise with internal delivery and coaching, enabling knowledge transfer and securing capability for SLC to deliver the programme in house, thereby strengthening sustainability and future proofing our leadership development offer.

  • Maintenance of Pneumatic Tube Systems

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    guys-and-st-thomas-nhs-foundation-trust
    supplier
    SWL Healthcare Ltd
    value
    205902
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    provision of pneumatic tube system maintenance at the St Thomas’ site only

  • Star Academies - Multifunctional Devices (MFDs) and Associated Products, Services and Support

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    star-academies
    supplier
    Nuvem Solutions Limited
    value
    5000000
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    Star Academies (Star) is a not-for-profit multi-academy trust. As one of the UK’s leading trusts, Star runs a diverse network of primary and secondary schools across the UK. Star currently comprises 36 schools - 11 primary schools, 23 secondary schools and two ‘all through’ schools. There is also a Head Office and Professional Development institute, both based in Blackburn. Our schools are located in five regional clusters: Lancashire, Greater Manchester, West Yorkshire, West Midlands and Greater London. The trust is expected to grow over the lifetime of the contract. Further details about the trust can be found on our website: www.staracademies.org. Star Academies are looking to run an FTS (above threshold) competitive flexible procedure compliant under PA2023 to appoint a single suitable supplier across the trust. The supplier selected will be able to provide a complete service for the provision of multifunctional devices (MFD) and associated products, services and support in line with this PSQ and the final ITT documents. Whilst the tender will be used as a basis for future works and pricing, the trust are looking to engage suppliers who will work collaboratively with us and tailor their approach, so that they are able to meet the specific needs of the trust. This procurement also seeks to ensure that value for money is achieved for the trust and that the trust’s MFD assets are pro-actively managed, maintained and run in an efficient and consistent way across the entire estate. The contract with the successful tenderer is intended to commence on 01 June 2026 and will be awarded for maximum of 5 years and the successful bidder will remain on the contract for this period subject to performance and company stability (i.e. the company not going into administration). Star are looking to shortlist up to six (6) suppliers, identified from in the Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ), to receive the ITT pack which will provide a more detailed set of requirements (The trust reserves the right to take more than six suppliers through to ITT where scores at PSQ are so close as to make it difficult to draw a distinction between bidders).Bidders should assume that the ITT will include, but not be limited to: • General service requirements • MFD standard hardware devices and functionality • MFD Leasing and capital purchase arrangements • Cloud based print management software • MFD Maintenance, consumables, support and service provisions • Device utilisation management • Management information and reporting The trust will provide a draft contract during the PSQ stage. Star’s preference is to engage with suppliers directly who will manage all aspects of the contract in house. If sub-contracts are required to meet the scope of this tender, these should be minimised. Any subcontracted arrangements must meet the same terms as the contract and will be the responsibility of the main supplier to manage.

  • CEFAS25-36 Contract for the provision of King Scallop Dredge Surveys

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    centre-for-environment-fisheries-and-aquaculture-science
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12

  • Gorsley Goffs Windows, Doors, Rooflights and Bosbury Windows & Doors Works

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    herefordshire-council
    supplier
    S C Joseph Ltd
    value
    219610.39
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    Windows, Doors, Rooflights works at Gorsley Goffs Primary School and Windows & Doors Works at Bosbury primary School for delivery Summer 2026.

  • INVIDA CAFM System Reconfiguration and Implementation

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    the-university-of-kent
    supplier
    PEOPLE AND PROMPT LTD
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    pending
    description
    Project and Product Management Support for the INVIDA CAFM System Reconfiguration and Implementation.

  • The Moorlands Primary Federation - Catering Services Tender

    2026-05-12
    dept_slug
    the-moorlands-primary-federation
    supplier
    Edwards and Ward
    value
    824970
    awarded_date
    2026-05-12
    status
    active
    description
    The Moorlands Primary Federation (TMPF) is a Multi Academy Trust consisting of ten small, happy and rural primary Schools within the Staffordshire Moorlands and surrounding areas. The Trust are seeking Catering service providers to tender for the provision of all catering services presently offered within the Schools outlined in the PSQ document, including breakfast, morning break, lunch and all hospitality and free issue requirements. The contract will be for three years in duration, with the option to extend for a further one period of up to two years and with a commencement date of 01 August 2026. Full details will be included in the Invitation to Tender. TUPE regulations apply to this contract, which involves the transfer of existing catering staff, of which some may be members of the Local Government Pension Scheme, requiring arrangements to be made for 'Admitted Body' status with the relevant pension fund.
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