Tenders

Exeter MRF Plant Upgrade

Exeter City Council

Exeter City Council is seeking to award a Contract for the design, supply and installation of a brand-new Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) processing line at its depot at Exton Road, Marsh Barton, Exeter, EX2 8NR. The new plant is expected to be able to handle 10,500 tonnes per annum (over 1 x 7.5 hour day shift, 5 operational days per week) of co-mingled or source separated mixed dry recyclable Material. The main aims and objectives for the project are to: 1) Promote sustainable waste management practices 2) Provide cost effective recycling facilities to local authorities and others in Exeter and the surrounding areas. The key performance requirements of the plant include (further detail is included within the procurement documents): 1) The recovered recyclable purity rate (by weight) should meet a minimum of 95%. 2) The recovered purity rate (by weight) should meet a minimum of 97%. 3) The maximum contamination rate of recovered products shall be a maximum of 3% contamination by weight. 4) The minimum continuous throughput of the plan in tonnes per hour will be 7 tonnes per hour. 5) The minimum availability of the plant as a percentage of the required operating hours will be 95% of the total running time period of shift operations. The Authority reserves the right to issue updated version (Modification) of the documents to Suppliers as and when the need arises, in order to reflect the corresponding stage of the Competitive Flexible Procedure, together with any changes to the Procurement or any other new information. The contracting authority also reserves the right following contract award, as reflected in Schedule I of the Procurement Act 2023, to make Modifications (unforeseen at this time) as the contract evolved over the full term of the agreement.

Dry Mixed Recycling

Birmingham City Council

Processing of Dry Mixed Recycling

Healthy Child Programme

Birmingham City Council

0-19 Healthy child programme

PROJET D'APPUI A LA GOUVERNANCE ET A L'AMELIORATION DU SECTEUR ELECTRIQUE (PAGASE)

Dem Rep Congo

DORSALE TRANSSAHARIENNE A FIBRE OPTIQUE (DTS)

Multinational

IPDR - Locomotive ETCS Fitment Framework

NETWORK RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED

Establish a national framework for the deployment of Level 2 European Train Control Systems (ETCS)

PROJET DE CONSTRUCTION DU PONT DE ROSSO-MAURITANIE

Multinational

PROJET DE CONSTRUCTION DU PONT DE ROSSO-SENEGAL

Multinational

PFI Contract & Savings Management Commission

Birmingham City Council

PFI Contract & Savings & Legal Management Commission

PROJET D'ELECTRIFICATION EN MILIEU RURAL, PERIURBAIN ET URBAIN (PEPERN)

Niger

Fostering Recruitment Digital Solutions

Department for Education

As announced in Renewing Fostering: homes for 10,000 more children, the Department for Education (DfE) is exploring how digital solutions can support the successful onboarding of prospective foster carers, to minimise drop-off points caused by delays in communication about progress and outcomes, and enable richer data on fostering recruitment through to approvals to support decision-making at a local and national level. To deliver on the ambitious plan, we have engaged with the market to seek the development of an end-to-end digital solution that can: • Provide clear expectations of a standardised recruitment process across data and operating expectations. • Enable the gathering of rich and consistent data on the Hub fostering recruitment process and pipeline, supporting effective data sharing between DfE, Hubs, local authorities and other relevant agencies, and helping to better target interventions and efforts where they are most needed. • Create platforms and infrastructure to allow prospective foster carers to make an application and manage it throughout the fostering application process, from initial enquiry to approval (this may include making contact with their fostering service, booking appointments and monitoring the progress of their application online). • Provide a solution to help Fostering Hubs and local authorities to manage prospective foster carers through the application process through real-time insights and by engaging relevant agencies to support the onboarding process. • Provide a simple and secure customer journey that allows for interoperability where necessary, enabling improved data sharing and portability of applications across fostering services, while also strengthening the overall digital and data capability across the system. Following the preliminary market engagement, DfE will be taking forward development of the end-to-end recruitment service in-house. This will enable us to define key requirements and expectations, while working clo

MUEDA - NEGOMANO ROAD PROJECT PHASE I

Mozambique

RENFORCEMENT DES CAPACITÉS POUR L'EMPLOYABILITÉ DES JEUNES ET L'AMÉLIORATION DE LA PROTECTION SOC

Gabon

Works Framework

Birmingham City Council

Strategy and Procurement of a BCC owned Framework

PROJET ENTREPRENARIAT JEUNES DAS L'AGRICULTURE ET L'AGRO-BUSINESS (PEJAB)

Dem Rep Congo

Highways & Infrastructure Professional Services Contract

Surrey County Council

Highways and Infrastructure Professional Services Contract.

LIBERIA ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND ACCESS PROJECT (LEEAP)

Liberia

Construction Professional Services Framework

Birmingham City Council

Strategy and Procurement of a BCC owned Framework

TANZANIA AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK

Tanzania

PROJET D'APPUI AU PROGRAMME NATIONAL D'ECONOMIE D'EAU D'IRRIGATION AU MAROC TRANCHE II (PAPNEEI-II)

Morocco

FACILITY FOR ENERGY INCLUSION

Multinational