Tenders in Plant construction & mining works

Pool Water Treatment Systems and Moveable Floor Servicing & Maintenance

The Borough Council of Newcastle-under-Lyme

As part of the ongoing maintenance of Jubilee2 leisure facility the Council is looking to appoint a suitable contactor to maintain the water and filtration systems, chemical dosing system, balance tanks, ultra violet (UV) systems, moveable floor and platforms. The systems are currently being maintained under an existing contract which will expire on 30th September 2026. It is the Council's intention to award a new contract commencing from 1 October 2029 for a period of one year (with the possible option to extend for a further year, subject to the outcome of LGR).

Radovi na postavljanju solarne elektrane Vinkovački vodovod i kanalizacija d.o.o.

Vinkovački vodovod i kanalizacija d.o.o., Vinkovci

Plant Equipment Maintenance & Service

Plant Equipment Maintenance & Service

Procurement Description To maintain and service the plant equipment at the Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds (including the nearby satellite site known as the NFC), through a comprehensive planned preventative maintenance schedule in compliance with Health and Safety Regulations and industry standards. Provide an annual preventative maintenance schedule by the start of each 12-month contract period for the duration of the agreement, in line with all mandatory regulations. Current Service Scope The service covers the following: • Planned preventative maintenance (PPM) of all relevant plant and equipment, particular experience of aged plant. • Reactive maintenance and breakdown response, for aged plant and equipment • Statutory inspections, testing and certification where applicable • Servicing of mechanical plant, heating plant, pumps, valves, including Chillers, A/C units and other associated equipment • Fault finding, diagnostics and repair • Replacement of worn or failed components and consumables • Provision of labour, tools, access equipment and specialist subcontractors where required • Compliance with health and safety legislation, site rules and industry standards • Maintenance record keeping, service reports and asset history updates • Annual maintenance programme and scheduling • Emergency call-out support where required • Recommendations for lifecycle replacement, energy efficiency and asset condition improvements Estimated Contract Value (incl. VAT): £340,000 • Initial term: £189,000 • Optional extensions: £126,000 • Other options (variations, e.g. provision of spare parts): £25,000

Reparacija servo motora glavnih zatvarača preljevnih polja – HE Mostar

JP ELEKTROPRIVREDA HRVATSKE ZAJEDNICE HERCEG BOSNE D.D. MOSTAR

Radovi na izgradnji trafostanice i NN napojnog voda

JP "LUKA BRČKO"D.O.O.BRČKO DISTRIKT BIH

Izgradnja fotonaponske elektrane na zgradi IT parka

GRAD OSIJEK, Osijek

Hidrogeološki istražni radovi-bušotine

OPĆINA ČELIĆ

Nabavka usluga reparacije i servisiranja hladnjaka radnih mašina

RUDNIK MRKOG UGLJA "KAKANJ" D.O.O. KAKANJ

Corporate Power Purchase Agreements

Kent County Council t/a LASER

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).

Belfast Harbour Maintenance Dredging 2026

Belfast Harbour

The successful bidder shall be required to carry out dredging and disposal works to restore the navigation channels and berths in specified areas of Belfast Harbour to their specified depths. The estimated volume of material to be dredged is a minimum of 400,000m3. All dredged natural material is to be disposed of at an offshore disposal area situated approximately 14 nautical miles from the turning circle. Interested parties should note that as part of this PQQ process, bidders are required to demonstrate that they have sufficient experience in dredging projects of a similar scope and complexity, as well as sufficient plant and resources to undertake the dredging works in accordance with BHC's timetable for the works, if successful. The project has an estimated 8-10 weeks duration.

SCG / SCOPAC Coastal & Flood Works Framework 2027

Portsmouth City Council

Portsmouth City Council ('the council') on behalf of the Southern Coastal Group (SCG) and SCOPAC (Standing Conference on Problem Associated with the Coast), is inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified contractors for inclusion onto a multi-contractor Coastal & Flood Works Framework Agreement. This framework will replace the existing SCG Minor Works Framework that is due to expire on 30th November 2026. The Council s aiming to commence the framework from March 2027 which will run for a period of four years, with an option to extend for a further 2 years in increments to be agreed. The framework will comprise of 3 lots: • Lot 1a - Minor Coastal Civil Engineering Works. • Lot 1b - General Coastal Civil Engineering Works. • Lot 2 - Specialist beach management. Contractors may apply for any or all of the 3 lots. Each framework lot will be made up of a primary tier of up to 4 contractors and a secondary tier of up to 2 contractors. The secondary tier will primarily be used on a contingency resource basis. Stage 1 Application is via submission of a completed Procurement Selection Questionnaire (PSQ) by 14th August 2026 @ 12:00. The council anticipates shortlisting 8 contractors for each Lot from assessment of the returned PSQ submissions, who will then be invited to tender. The value of the framework across both lots is estimated to be in the region of £25M - £75m over six years. From previous spend, and future demand from SCG Members and with consideration of proposed EA General Works grant aid funding rule changes expected in April this year, we are estimating annual Framework usage and values to be the following, however there is no guarantee of this volume of work and actual volumes and spend may be higher or lower: Lot 1a - Estimated 10-20 call offs p/a, totalling £500k - £1m p/a Lot 1b - Estimated 5-10 call offs p/a, totalling £2m-£5m p/a Lot 2 - Estimated 5-10 call offs p/a, totalling £500k-£1m p/a The average value of works called off via the framew

Ground Investigation Framework Market Engagement

Anglian Water Services

Anglian Water are conducting early market engagement for the planned Ground Investigation Framework. The intention is to gather market feedback and insights which will inform the procurement strategy, including scope, lotting structure, commercial arrangements and delivery model for the proposed procurement of a Ground Investigation Framework Agreement. Details of the planned procurement are in the Market Engagement Guidance Document. We plan to shortlist bidders to a maximum of: Lot 1 - 5 suppliers maximum Lot 2 - 5 suppliers maximum Lot 3 - 6 suppliers maximum Lot 4 - 6 suppliers maximum Lot 5 - 6 suppliers maximum

STARI EOJN - Izgradnja postrojenja za pročišćavanje otpadnih voda Sustava odvodnje Zabok i Sustava odvodnje Zlatar

ZAGORSKI VODOVOD d.o.o., Zabok

Pregled spremnika HCl i NaOH i popravka oštećenja za potrebe Podružnice Termoelektrana "Kakanj" Kakanj

TERMOELEKTRANA "KAKANJ" KAKANJ

Mechanical, Electrical, Life Safety Systems and Security Systems Planned and Reactive Maintenance (Lots 1-16)

West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner

West Mercia Police (the Authority) is conducting an open competitive flex two-stage tender under the Procurement Act 2023 for the provision of Mechanical, Electrical, Life Safety Systems and Security Systems Planned and Reactive Maintenance split into 16 distinct disciplines. Lot 1 – Electrical (General Power & Distribution) Lot 2 – High Voltage (HV) Electrical Lot 3 – EV Charging Infrastructure Lot 4 – Lightning Protection Systems Lot 5 – Emergency Lighting Lot 6 – Solar PV Maintenance & Cleaning Lot 7 – Mechanical (Non-HVAC) including Boilers Lot 8 – HVAC Systems (excluding Boilers) Lot 9 – Critical Infrastructure: Generators Lot 10 – Critical Infrastructure: Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) Lot 11 – Critical Infrastructure: Fuel Systems Lot 12 – Vertical Transportation Lot 13 – Doors, Barriers & Shutters Lot 14 – Height Safety & Structures Lot 15 – Life Safety Systems Lot 16 – Security & Electronic Systems The Authority intends to evaluate and award each Lot independently. Bidders may submit a Tender for one, several or all Lots. A Bidder may be awarded one Lot, multiple Lots or no Lots. All details are contained within the tender documentation. The contract is go live on the 1st April 2027. The first stage of the two-stage process is a Conditions of Participation (CoP) pass/fail stage. All documents will be provided as part of this stage however, only the CoP document is required to be completed (per Lot) and submitted by the deadline of 12pm noon on the 20th July 2026. Those bidders successful per Lot in stage 1 CoP will be invited to participate in stage 2 ITT whereby, a formal ITT response per Lot is required by 12pm noon on the 4th September 2026 based on a price and quality weighting. Pre-market engagement was undertaken under - https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/037708-2026? We look forward to your organisation participating in this exercise.

Existing Water Treatment Solutions

Mining Remediation Authority

The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) manages the effects of past coal mining, including managing mine water pollution from both coal and metal mines, handling subsidence damage claims which are not the responsibility of licensed coal mine operators, and managing other mining legacy issues. The MRA seek to understand the current capabilities and limitations of, and opportunities presented by, treatment technologies used to remove saline and other mine water contaminants, opportunities for reducing or repurposing wastes, and opportunities for reducing the energy consumption of treatment plant. This will allow MRA to effectively plan future operational work such as purge- and pumping tests where treatment may be required and will potentially be used in the final design of long term MWTS. More information on the scope requirements, procurement strategy and how to register your interest and information on the virtual event will be sent to interested parties on receipt of interest. This notice is issued for information and engagement purposes only and does not constitute a call for competition.

Poole Water Recycling and Transfer

Wessex Water Services Ltd

As part of wider plans from the West Country Water and Environment Group (WCWE), two projects are in early planning and development, namely the Poole Water Recycling and Transfer Project, and Cheddar 2 Reservoir and Transfer. This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice refers only to the Poole Water Recycling and Transfer Project, led by Wessex Water, however a separate Preliminary Market Engagement Notice has been concurrently issued by South West Water for the Cheddar 2 Reservoir Project. A Planned Procurement Notice reference 2025/S 000-037909 https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/037909-2025?origin=SearchResults&p=1 has previously been published in relation to this Project. It is Wessex Water's intent to procure a Competitively Appointed Provider (CAP) to design, build, finance, operate and maintain a new Poole Water Recycling and Transfer centre under the Direct Procurement for Customers (DPC) model. Please note that this Notice is not a call for competition. At this stage the Project scope comprises a new 30 Ml/d Water Recycling Centre at Corfe Mullen, together with ancillary associated works including transfer from the existing Poole Water Recycling Centre to the new Water Recycling Centre at Corfe Mullen, creation of new wetlands, and discharge pipelines. The estimated capital value of the work is c.£287m. A launch event was held on Tuesday 9th September 2025, followed in October 2025 by bilateral discussions with interested parties from the target market. Wessex Water invites interested parties via this Notice to participate in further Market Engagement activities, as part of a planned ongoing programme of market engagement for the Poole Water Recycling and Transfer Project. The programme of engagement is proposed to help develop a wider understanding of the delivery of the Project from both a construction and investment perspective, and presents an opportunity for Wessex Water to engage and collaborate with the market in refining its delivery and com

Ground Investigation

ANGLIAN WATER SERVICES LIMITED

This Planned Procurement Notice (PPN) offers Anglian Water Services Ltd (AWS) the opportunity to connect with and notify the supplier market of our upcoming Grounds Investigation (GI) Framework for use within the Anglian Water region. Geographically the region stretches from Grimsby in the north, Daventry in the west, Basildon in the south and Norwich in the east. The initial GI Framework term will be 5 years with the option to extend for a further 3 years. Any dates, estimate or other information referenced within this notice are to be considered indicative and will be confirmed at the start of the procurement phase by means of a Tender Notice (UK4) which will contain links to the Framework Scope and procurement documentation. This documentation will be available via our e-sourcing tool SAP Ariba; and a link will be provided upon publication of the Tender Notice (UK4). If you have any questions prior to publication of the Tender Notice (UK4) or wish to express an interest you may do so by contacting myself, Siobhan Weatherall, AWS Procurement Specialist at sweathera@anglianwater.co.uk or Georgia Green, AWS Senior Procurement Specialist at ggreen5@anglianwater.co.uk We will endeavour to respond within 3 working days from receipt of your email. The Framework Scope will consist of 5 Lots: • Lot 1 - GI Works (contracts over £100k) • Lot 2 - GI Services (contracts over £100k) • Lot 3 - GI Works (contracts below £100k) • Lot 4 - GI Services (contracts below £100k) • Lot 5 - Ground Water Investigation Works and Services (contracts typically below £100k) The Framework Scope will consist of the following Works and Services across all 5 Lots. Works (Contractor): • Drilling, Boring, Pits and Trenching • Sampling/ Monitoring • Field Testing • Geophysical Testing • Instrumentation • Installation Monitoring and Sampling • Reinstatement • Daily Records • Surveying • In situ testing • On site monitoring • Lab testing (during works supervision) • Reporting Services (Consultant): •

Maintenance Services

London Universities Purchasing Consortium

The London Universities Purchasing Consortium (LUPC), acting on behalf of the UK Universities Purchasing Consortia (UKUPC), is establishing a Framework Agreement for Maintenance Services. The Framework will provide Participating Institutions with access to suppliers capable of delivering a broad range of building maintenance services to support the safe, efficient and compliant operation of buildings and estates. Services may be required on a planned, reactive or project basis and include building fabric maintenance, mechanical, electrical and plumbing/public health (MEP) maintenance, planned preventative maintenance (PPM), reactive repairs, and associated maintenance activities. The Framework will also include grounds and external maintenance services and the delivery of minor works projects under the relevant Lot. The Framework is divided into two Lots: Lot 1 – Maintenance and Associated Works Lot 2 – MEP Maintenance Call-off contracts awarded under the Framework will be formed using the NEC4 Facilities Management Contract (FMC), including Service Orders for maintenance activities and, where applicable, Project Orders under Option X27 for minor works and projects.

CM3543 ASP Diffuser Asset Replacement

YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED

Yorkshire Water is conducting preliminary market engagement to inform the development of a procurement strategy for the provision of diffuser system services across its wastewater treatment asset portfolio. The proposed framework will support the assessment, design, supply, installation, commissioning and replacement of diffuser systems within Activated Sludge Plants (ASPs) and associated wastewater treatment processes. The framework is intended to provide end-to-end scheme delivery, including condition assessment of existing assets, design of replacement or new diffuser systems, supply of diffusers and associated mechanical components, installation works, commissioning, performance validation and phased handover to maintain operational continuity. Suppliers with relevant experience and capability are invited to express interest and participate in early market discussions. This notice does not constitute a call for competition, a commitment to procure, or a commitment to enter into any contractual arrangement. Information gathered through this engagement will be used solely to inform Yorkshire Water's procurement strategy and future sourcing decisions.

Digester Inspection and Refurbishment Works

THAMES WATER UTILITIES LIMITED

Thames Water Utilities Limited intends to establish a single-lot, multi-supplier framework agreement to deliver inspection, repair, refurbishment and upgrade works to anaerobic digester assets and associated infrastructure across its operational estate. Thames Water Utilities Limited intends to establish a single-lot, multi-supplier framework agreement to deliver inspection, repair, refurbishment and upgrade works to anaerobic digester assets and associated infrastructure across its operational estate. The framework will support the ongoing maintenance, regulatory compliance and enhancement of Thames Water's digester portfolio, which forms a critical part of sludge treatment operations. Works will be required across multiple sites and will be delivered as discrete packages or programmes of work called off over the duration of the framework. The scope of services to be delivered under the framework includes, but is not limited to: • Decommissioning, isolation and preparation of digesters for inspection and refurbishment • Removal, treatment and disposal of sludge, grit and associated waste materials in accordance with all applicable regulations • Internal and external inspection of digester structures and associated assets, including provision of inspection reports, defect identification and recommended remedial actions • Cleaning and enabling works required to facilitate inspection and subsequent refurbishment activities • Structural repair and refurbishment of digester assets, including roofs, walls, bases and associated civil infrastructure • Repair, replacement and upgrade of mechanical, electrical, control and instrumentation (MECI/MEICA) systems, including mixing equipment, pipework, valves, heating systems, and control/automation systems • Upgrade works to meet current regulatory, environmental and operational standards, including those relating to emissions control, gas management and asset performance • Temporary works, access solutions, cranage, site establ

Subsea Cable Protection

NATIONAL GRID UK LIMITED

National Grid is planning to launch a tender for a procurement of Subsea Cable Protection contract. The scope of works/services will include a provision of a vessel and associated survey services, including loading and installation of protective measures such as rocks or concrete mattresses, for the purposes of protecting a subsea electricity cable. Interested suppliers must have the capability to provide such works/services in both nearshore and offshore UK and European waters. The intention is to award this contract to a single supplier for an initial term of 4 years with two options to extend to a total duration of 8 years. Detailed requirements will be specified in an individual work order under the contract. The contract is looking to provide works/services to the National Grid group and its JV partners. However, the key drivers are the current known exposures on IFA and NSL cables described below and the successful supplier will be expected to mobilise for these works/services in the spring 2027 (subject to licencing): • IFA between England and France: 2000m on NGV's IFA2000 offshore and 500m in a marine conservation zone, both in English waters will require protection by rocks. Water depth is up to 50m. • North Sea Link (NSL) between England and Norway: NSL cable requires 8m long extension to rock berm that was installed during construction. Water depth 90m.