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Valleys to Coast Contractors Framework
Valleys to Coast Housing Limited
Valleys to Coast is establishing a multi-supplier Contractors Framework. This procurement is being conducted as a multi-stage procedure. This initial publication marks the launch of the Stage 1 Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) phase to select qualified contractors who will subsequently be shortlisted and invited to submit formal tenders in Stage 2. This entire procurement process is being managed electronically via the eTenderWales portal. To access the full suite of framework specifications, view supporting attachments, or submit a qualification response, suppliers must log in or register on eTenderWales and search for the specific system identifiers below: Core System Identifiers: • eTenderWales Project Code: project_64487 • eTenderWales PQQ Code: pqq_33931 • Direct Portal URL: https://etenderwales.ukp.app.jaggaer.com/web/login.shtml Please ensure your organisation is fully registered on eTenderWales to participate in this qualification phase.
Doing business with Renfrewshire Council - Online webinars in collaboration with the Supplier Development Programme
Renfrewshire Council
In collaboration with the Supplier Development Programme, Renfrewshire Council is delivering a series of webinars to help suppliers build the knowledge and confidence needed to bid successfully for council contracts. Across four sessions, attendees will gain an understanding of the supplier journey, learn what buyers are looking for, and receive practical guidance on preparing stronger more competitive tender submissions.
Preliminary Market Engagement - Bus Fleet Decarbonisation Strategy
Liverpool City Region Combined Authority
LCRCA is progressing the transition of the Liverpool City Region bus fleet towards a zero-emission operation. As part of this programme, LCRCA has approximately £50 million of TCR1 funding available for investment in fleet decarbonisation. LCRCA is proposing to commission an evidence-based strategy for how this funding could best be deployed across zero-emission vehicles, vehicle repowering, and associated depot and charging infrastructure, while considering both the immediate benefits achievable through TCR1 and the longer-term pathway towards a fully zero-emission bus fleet. The work is expected to consider the bus fleet and associated infrastructure at Birkenhead, Bootle, Green Lane, St Helens, and Speke depots and the services operating from these locations.
Framework for Worldwide Electrical Inspection & Testing Programme and ad hoc services
FCDO Services
The Electrical Framework encompasses a series of Testing and Inspections across various Posts worldwide. The Programme asks for 100% testing, with the production of Electrical Installation Condition Reports which will inform remedial works on other Programmes. Locations are worldwide across the globe: Lot 1: USA Lot 2: South America Lot 3: Canada, Central America & Caribbean Lot 4: Europe Lot 5: EECAD Lot 6: Sub-Saharan Africa Lot 7: North Africa Lot 8: Middle East Lot 9: South Asia Lot 10: Asia Pacific Lot 11: Worldwide High Voltage
Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise Support and Development Service
East Riding of Yorkshire Council
To provide support for East Riding based VCS groups to resolve issues involving, governance, management, volunteering, leadership, access to funding and any other issues regarding their ability to continue delivering and building on local services
Secure Connection Portal
Borough of Telford & Wrekin
Telford & Wrekin Council wishes to establish a contract for the provision, hosting, support and maintenance of a secure software solution that enables the management and sharing of venue, event, tourism and community information across multiple platforms. The Council's objective is to procure a solution that allows organisations, venue operators and community partners to maintain their information in a single location, with approved content automatically shared between the Council's systems and third-party platforms. This will reduce duplication, improve data accuracy and minimise the administrative burden on partners who currently need to manage content across multiple systems. The proposed solution must be capable of integrating with both the Council's existing systems and the Visit Telford Simpleview platform, enabling the seamless exchange of event, venue and destination information through appropriate APIs and data-sharing mechanisms. Suppliers are requested to propose a platform that meets all functional, integration, security and support requirements.
Repairs, Maintenance and Installations of Mechanical, Electrical and Domestic Heating Systems
Westminster City Council
Westminster City Council is undertaking a comprehensive re-procurement programme for its housing repairs, maintenance and works contracts, currently delivered through a portfolio of Term Partnering Contracts (TPCs). The Programme forms part of the Council's wider strategic approach to the management, maintenance and improvement of its housing portfolio and is being delivered through a multi-tranche procurement programme supported by a Strategic Alliance model. The Council manages approximately 21,000 homes across the City, including a significant number of high-rise residential buildings, listed properties and buildings located within conservation areas. As part of Tranche 2 of the programme, the Council is seeking to appoint suitably qualified and experienced providers to deliver comprehensive mechanical, electrical and domestic heating maintenance, repair, replacement and installation services across its housing portfolio. The Mechanical contract is expected to include the planned preventative maintenance, inspection, testing, repair, renewal and replacement of communal mechanical assets and systems, including communal heating and district heat network infrastructure, boiler houses, mechanical ventilation systems, cold water storage tanks and pumps, sewage and stormwater pumping stations, controls and associated plant. The scope is also anticipated to include water hygiene management, legionella compliance activities, 24/7 emergency response services, and support for the Council’s Building Safety Act and Golden Thread obligations. The Council is additionally exploring the potential inclusion of broader heat network maintenance, repair and operational services and welcomes feedback from organisations with relevant experience in this area. The Electrical contract is expected to cover the inspection, testing, maintenance, repair, renewal and installation of electrical systems and associated infrastructure, including landlord and communal electrical installations, fix
T192- Professional Development Programme
NI Water and its subsidiaries
This contract is for professional development services. Please refer to specification for further details.
Construction of 12 residential units (3 houses and 9 flats) at Maple Place redevelopment, Eastleigh
Eastleigh Borough Council
Design and Construction of 12 new residential dwellings, comprising 9 apartments and 3 houses. To include associated access, parking, landscaping, cycle and refuse storage, drainage, services and all other external works. At Maple Place redevelopment 237 Chamberlayne road/5b Derby Road, Eastleigh, SO50 5HX
Flexible Benefits Platform Solution (including Brokering Service) and Employee Recognition Platform Solution
NATIONAL ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR LIMITED
National Energy System Operator (NESO) is conducting a procurement to appoint supplier(s) to provide, implement, and manage digital employee experience solutions that support colleague wellbeing, engagement, recognition, and reward. NESO separated from National Grid in October 2024 and inherited as part of the employee contracts flexible benefit and recognition services supported by brokerage and a platform. The procurement is divided into two lots: • Lot 1 - Employee Flexible Benefits Platform Solution and Brokering Services • Lot 2 - Employee Recognition Platform Solution and Services NESO reserves the right to award one supplier per lot or a single supplier for both lots. The successful supplier(s) will be expected to deliver secure, user-friendly, mobile-enabled platforms that provide an exceptional colleague experience whilst supporting NESO's strategic objectives, organisational culture, employee value proposition, and future workforce requirements. Workforce Profile NESO currently employs approximately 2,500 colleagues across the UK, comprising: • Predominantly operational employees. • Office-based support and corporate functions. • Employees located across multiple operational sites and office locations. • One monthly payroll. • Benefits year running from 1st December to 30th November The solutions must therefore be accessible, inclusive, and engaging for a geographically dispersed and diverse workforce.
Open Framework for Supported Living, Community Outreach and Day Opportunity Services
Cheshire East Council
The Providers on this framework will provide high quality, and safe care and support that promotes independence, choice, dignity, control and quality of life for all Individuals. These services will provide modernised care and support services that deliver value for money. The framework will include the following Lots: Lot 1 - Supported Living - Low Level Needs Lot 2 - Supported Living - Moderate and High Needs Lot 3 - Supported Living - Complex Needs Lot 4 - Community Outreach Support Lot 5 - Day Opportunities Lot 6 - Innovation - Bidders will automatically be granted a place on this lot if they successfully apply to any other lot The services commissioned through the Lots will be capable of supporting people with a broad range of needs including: Individuals with a learning disability and/or autism, including those who may display behaviours that challenge, Individuals with mental health support needs, Individuals with associated physical disabilities and/or sensory impairments.
Machine Translation
Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime
Machine Translation Requirements Overview The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is seeking to improve investigative outcomes and intelligence dividends through the deployment of machine translation & transcription tooling. The tooling will enable the rapid translation of non-English language material (text & audio) from a wide variety of sources to support decision making and the intelligence development cycle within a timeframe of relevance. Adopting automation will also release capacity among qualified linguists within the translation pathway to focus resourcing on the timely production of evidential material to build more robust prosecutions whilst providing greater transparency into unused material. The tooling will deliver the capability across all business groups across the Service at the point of need. The MPS is seeking to better understand solutions capable of delivering a secure, scalable and operationally effective machine translation capability capable of supporting both investigative and intelligence-led policing activities. Please note the requirement is not for human translators or human translation services. The solution must: • Provide a flexible suite of languages, high out-put (rate and file upload size), and accuracy validation & support multiple common file formats. • Include transcription capability for audio / video product within the translation cycle. • Have the requisite security architecture, accreditation and governance in place to process material up to Government Security Classification (GSC) OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE.
Enterprise Search
Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime
The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is seeking to implement a modern Enterprise Search capability that enables officers and staff to securely search and retrieve information from across the organisation through a trusted service.
RPA & Intelligent Automation
Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime
RPA & Intelligent Automation is focused on three key areas: embedding and maturing the Automation CoE, migrating legacy automations onto the new platform and providing additional skilled delivery capacity to rapidly reduce a backlog of automation opportunities and maximise the value of the MPS investment in Intelligent Automation.
Situational Awareness Application
Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime
The Metropolitan Police Service is seeking to develop, test, deploy and support a Situational Awareness Application (SAA), providing frontline officers with a single, mobile-accessible view of relevant operational information.
Mobile Application and Associated Services
Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime
Provision of a mobile application and associated technical services, including development, integration, deployment, testing and support to enable operational use on authorised mobile devices.
Theatre Royal Plymouth - Multi-disciplinary Engineering Team Services
Theatre Royal Plymouth
Theatre Royal Plymouth (TRP) are seeking an experienced multi-disciplinary engineering team to assist with the delivery of their Capital Programme - TRP Projects 1 and 2.
Inclusive MUGA design, supply and install
Winchester City Council
In the coming months Winchester City Council expects to issue a tender for the design, supply and installation of an inclusive Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA) at St Matthews Field, Winchester SO22 5HY. The purpose of this Early Engagement Notice is to inform potential providers of the Council's requirements, gather market feedback on the proposed scope and approach, and to assist in the development of the specification. The expectation is that a virtual meeting will be hosted by the Council at 1000hrs on Wednesday 25 November 2026. If this opportunity is of interest, please complete the attached form and return by 1700hrs 23 November 2026.
M48 SEVERN CROSSING RESURFACING EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
AMEY OW LIMITED
• Application of the following mastic asphalt product: Permatrack Bridge Surfacing + 40% 4/10mm Agg (MA 10 10/20) with 6mm Pre-coated chippings 68PSV at a rate of spread of 6.0 to 7.5 kg/m2 • Application to achieve a mean thickness of an average of 35mm +/- 2mm locally • Surfacing to achieve the following standard: o Surface regularity taken on 75m lengths, the pavement surface shall be measured transversely for irregularities at 10m intervals by a 3m long straight-edge in accordance with BS8420 placed at right angles to the centre line of the road. The maximum allowable difference between the surface and the underside of the straight-edge, when placed parallel with, or at right angles to, the centre line of the road shall be 3mm. For each 75m lengths, maximum permitted number of surface irregularities shall be 9 and 1 for irregularity limits of 4mm and 7mm respectively. o Initial texture depth: 1.5mm (minimum) to 2.0mm (maximum) for average per 1,000m or complete carriageway lane where this is less than 1,000m. Initial texture depth: Average for a set of 10mm measurement shall be 1.2mm minimum. Interval and frequency of macrotexture measurements: 10 per 200m. Texture depth shall be measured by 10 individual measurements taken at approximately 5 m spacing along a diagonal line across the lane width. Initial surface macrotexture for bituminous surface courses shall be measured using the volumetric patch method described in BS EN 13036-1. Additional information: This is an expression of interest for planned works. All values expressed are estimated for budget purposes.
Oldham Live Well Evaluation
Oldham Council
GM Live Well is Greater Manchester's commitment to ensuring great every day support is available in every neighbourhood. It represents a shift in how public services work with people and communities. Live Well is a partnership between NHS GM, 10GM and GMCA, the 10 local authorities, health, business, the Voluntary, Community, Faith and social enterprise sector and people and communities. Working together to create conditions for people to thrive, not just survive, removing barriers to opportunity and tackling health, social and economic inequalities. In 2023, with support from The National Lottery Community Fund, the Live Well programme was launched, enabling five accelerator sites to lead work (one of which was Oldham) to tackle persistent barriers to Live Well. These areas are a part of a growing movement for community-led health and wellbeing, connecting and amplifying existing, brilliant support in GM's communities During 2025, Live Well's strategic remit has expanded, and it has grown to become Greater Manchester's catalyst for delivering long held prevention and reform ambitions. Live Well will bring about a radical shift in public service delivery at a neighbourhood level, underpinned by transformational and new ways of working between and across the statutory sector, Voluntary, Community Faith and Social Enterprise sector, and communities. Live Well is focussed on prevention and health creation. Live Well is not a programme or service but a whole system approach to changing how we work with communities and in our public service systems, to grow community power, wealth and action. • It is community-led - led by Greater Manchester's communities who determine and take action on what is important to them. This means supporting leadership, voice and capacity within communities of place, identity, interest and experience - particularly those most impacted by structural inequalities, racism and injustice. • It is system-enabled - it works to transform the system to
Research Services DPS
Kirklees Council
This notice replaces KIRKC001-DN545269-73883443. Application documents for this DPS can be found at https://ypo2.my.site.com/s/Welcome (Record Ref C1335) (DPS reference KMCCW-018). The closing date for applications is 23/02/2029 which is the date this DPS will expire. Please disregard the contract dates on this notice. Further competitions will be issued as required throughout the lifetime of the DPS with subsequent service delivery at the times indicated in each specific further competition.
SWTRA Highways & Structures Framework 2027
Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council
The SWTRA Highways & Structures Framework 2027 will provide for a wide range of civil and structural engineering projects and surfacing and ancillary works on the Strategic Road Network and associated assets. The Framework will consist of 2 (two) Lots: Lot 1: Highways & Structures Lot 2: Surfacing & Ancillary Works
FRAMEWORK FOR SERVICES PROVIDED BY THIRD SECTOR ORGANISATIONS IN CARMARTHENSHIRE, CEREDIGION AND PEMBROKESHIRE
Hywel Dda University Health Board
Hywel Dda University Health Board intends to establish a Single Lot Open Framework for the provision of services delivered by Third Sector Organisations across Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire. The Framework will provide a compliant mechanism through which the Health Board may commission a range of preventative, community-based, wellbeing, support, advocacy, palliative care, carers' support, rehabilitation, engagement and related services from qualified Third Sector Providers.
BU482026- renewal and upgrade of seawater aquarium infrastructure
Prifysgol Bangor / Bangor University
Preliminary Market Engagement: Seawater Aquarium Systems for Marine Research Laboratories Bangor University's Marine Centre Wales (MCW) is undertaking preliminary market engagement in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 to inform the development of a future procurement for the renewal and upgrade of seawater aquarium infrastructure within three experimental laboratories used for marine and fisheries research. This type of engagement is expressly permitted to help contracting authorities and suppliers prepare for a future procurement, provided competition is not distorted. The purpose of this engagement is to better understand available solutions, supplier capabilities, indicative budgetary costs, delivery considerations and key technical requirements before developing the procurement strategy and tender documentation. The anticipated requirement is for specialist seawater aquarium systems and associated components within the laboratory end-user rooms, potentially including modular tank racks, life-support equipment, pipework, pumps, filtration systems and environmental monitoring and control systems. The systems will need to integrate with existing facility infrastructure. Information sought from suppliers The University welcomes high-level information and advice in the following areas: 1. Indicative budgetary costs Indicative budgetary costs for comparable systems and installations, including typical cost ranges and principal cost drivers such as installation, controls, life-support equipment, commissioning, training and maintenance. Detailed quotations, fixed pricing and binding offers are not required. 2. Examples of comparable installations Examples of similar systems used in marine research, aquaculture or related environments, including their configuration, capabilities, operational benefits and any lessons learned from implementation. 3. Key design and installation considerations Important factors to consider when specifying and installing systems within
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