Tenders

Tuition Flexible Contracting Agreement

Birmingham City Council

Birmingham City Council (BCC) is inviting expressions of interest to support commissioners in developing a clearer understanding of the provider landscape. We are undertaking a soft market testing exercise to explore options for the potential procurement, redesign, and expansion of a Flexible Contracting Agreement (FCA) to deliver tuition services for children and young people. This exercise is purely exploratory and is intended to support Birmingham City Council in assessing the feasibility, scope, and approach for any future procurement. Participation is voluntary and will not influence your eligibility to participate in any subsequent procurement process. Tuition services are needed for children and young people who are in care, known to social workers, medically unfit to attend school, children without alternative provision and children with an Education Health Care Plan supported by the Home Bridging Team without a formal education placement. The cohort of children and young people are: • Children in care temporarily between a school/college place • Children in care who need to re-sit GCSE exams in November of Year 12 to secure their course entry at KS5 • Children in care newly arrived in the country and Unaccompanied Asylum Seekers while seeking a school or college place • Children and young people who are too unwell to attend school due to medical needs In addition to the cohorts outlined above, the new Birmingham Tuition FCA will also seek to include the following groups, which are currently commissioned through ad-hoc spot purchasing arrangements: • Children unable to access suitable alternative provision or 6th day provision • Children with an Education Health Care Plan (EHCP) supported by the Home Bridging Team without a formal education placement Closing date for submission of response - 28 June 2026

Public WC construction works

Wilton Town Council

Wilton Town Council invites tenders for the refurbishment of the existing public toilet building at Greyhound Lane, Wilton Town Centre. The project comprises the alteration and refurbishment of the existing facility to provide two accessible toilets (one DDA-compliant unisex WC and one ambulant/unisex WC) together with service and storage areas. The works include demolition and strip-out of existing fixtures and finishes, formation of new door openings, blockwork walls, ceilings, tiling, non-slip flooring, above- and below-ground drainage works, ventilation, heating and hot/cold water services, coordination with electrical installations, timed access and contactless entry provisions, and all associated contractor obligations relating to site safety, public protection, permits, licences, notices, temporary works and completion/handover

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.

End of Project Evaluation: BIPC London Locals - ‘Kickstart Your Business’

British Library

The British Library is seeking suppliers for the End of project Evaluation: Business & IP Centre (BIPC) London Locals - ‘Kickstart Your Business’ The British Library is the lead partner of the BIPC London Local – Kickstart Your Business programme. The Library is contracted as part of its funding agreement with JP Morgan Chase to commission an end-of-programme evaluation to assess the effectiveness and impact of establishing BIPC Locals in London boroughs, and delivering a business support programme ‘Kickstart Your Business’ in these local libraries. The evaluation will help provide evidence of the economic and social impact and highlight successes and best practices to add value to future funding proposals around business support for aspiring and early-stage entrepreneurs. The evidence and findings from this evaluation will help the British Library to demonstrate its achievements on the project, enable our funder JP Morgan Chase to demonstrate the impact of their funding support, and share best practice with our BIPC London Local boroughs to build the evidence base of continued funding for their BIPC local. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Economic-research-services./CF9R2S29P7 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/CF9R2S29P7

Brighton Centre ticketing

Brighton and Hove City Council

Ticket sales management for the Brighton Centre venue

Intelligent Transport Systems including traffic signals, variable message signs and car park signs

Southend-on-Sea City Council

Southend-on-Sea City Council is looking to appoint a suitable Supplier to supply, install and maintain intelligent transport systems and associated equipment including traffic signals, Variable Message Signs, RGB Signs, School Warning Signs, Car Park Guidance Signs, Car Park Count controllers and Vehicle Speed Activated Signs. All equipment is within the City of Southend and the Council will provide the Supplier with access to an asset management system where all faults and issues will be logged. The Supplier will be required to interrogate the Council's system on a daily basis to pick up faults, attend to rectify faults and then update the Council's system to confirm that the fault has been rectified. The Council will provide free login access for the Supplier to the Council's remote monitoring system Car Park Guidance and VMS signs and urban traffic control system. The Council currently uses Swarco RMS for remote monitoring of Traffic Signals, Swarco Zephyr for the car park guidance and Yunex UTC for urban traffic control. The Client will replace the Swarco RMS and Swarco Zephyr systems with Swarco My City (anticipated to be after the commencement of this contract). The Supplier will also be required to undertake annual inspections and internal cleaning of equipment. The Supplier will also be required to supply and install new equipment. This will vary throughout the life of the contract due to the level of funding available and/or external grant money becoming available. The required services are set out in full in the Scope (one of the associated tender documents). The mechanisms for ordering work under the Contract are set out in the associated tender documents together with details of the volume and value of work that may be ordered.

2026/2027 PLANNED MAINTENANCE WORKS – WINDOW AND DOOR REPLACEMENTS, ROOF UPGRADES, ELECTRICAL TESTING AND EPC TESTING

Arbour Housing Ltd

The works consist of window and door replacements to 50 No. properties, roof upgrades to 6 No. properties, fixed wire tests to 159 No. properties and EPC testing to 56 No. properties. The works are located in Portadown, Lurgan, Newry, Lisburn, Hilden, Comber and Belfast

Provider Support & Engagement

Gloucestershire County Council

Gloucestershire County Council is seeking to award a contract following a competitive procurement process for an organisation to act as the recognised representative body and to provide support and engagement services for all adult social care providers in Gloucestershire hosting regular forums, engaging with the market on the council's behalf and providing business advice and support. Fixed value of £104,000 per annum ex VAT, contract length and extension, 3 years with an option for a further 1 year (subject to approvals and sign off) Total Value £416,000.00 Ex VAT if full contact length taken up. Please see the attachments at www.supplyingthesouthwest.org.uk ref DN813186

All-of-Government - Creative & Media Services Refresh 2026

Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

Main Contractor for 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, CW: Roofing Works Project at Kaikohe Intermediate School

Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal

This RFT relates to delivery of roofing and associated construction works across multiple blocks at Kaikohe Intermediate School. These works include but are not limited to; gutter placements, clear lite replacements, roof repitching, roof replacement, joinery replacement, corrosion treatment, barge board replacements. The works will take place over the Christmas School Holidays. We are looking for a main contractor only for these works. Any incomplete tenders will not be considered.

2026-C1125- Riverbank Road Wastewater Pump Station

Kapiti Coast District Council

The current Wastewater terminal pump station at 1 Riverbank Rd, Otaki, was constructed in 1980s, and has operated for more than forty years and is now reaching the end of its effective service life. The pumps are scheduled for replacement and also required an enlarged wet well and increased pumping capacity to meet current and future demand. The existing structure was also built prior to modern seismic design requirements. To address these limitations and support future growth, a new terminal pump station is inevitable hence proposed for construction. This procurement plan seeks approval to engage a contractor for the upgrade of the existing wastewater pump station (OSP0012) at Riverbank Road, Otaki. The upgrade of the terminal pump station will result in a significant long-term investment in the reliability and performance of Otaki’s wastewater network.

313583 - Fire Systems Maintenance

Property Services

We are inviting quotations for the provision of inspection, testing, and maintenance services for fire prevention and protection assets across the University of Waikato’s Hamilton and Tauranga campuses. The purpose of this Request for Quote (RFQ) is to solicit quotations that offer the buyer the best possible value for money without compromising quality or service levels. The contract will be fully comprehensive in nature; this means all equipment serviced under the contract will be maintained at a fixed cost; no additional payments will be made for maintenance items, other than those that have been subjected to wilful damage.

Scanning Electron Microscope

University of Otago

University Accommodation Cleaning Services

Victoria University of Wellington

Ultra-High-Pressure Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (UHPLC-MS) platform

Strategic Procurement

The University requires an Ultra-High-Pressure Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (UHPLC-MS) platform — now considered the standard in peptide chemistry labs globally. It will support key research areas experiencing global growth, such as protein and peptide-based therapeutics, targeted drug delivery systems, and bioanalytical chemistry. The new UHPLC-MS instrument will replace an existing and highly essential LC-MS system.

Pahi Rd Bridge - Southern Abutment Strengthening

Kaipara District Council

Waitī Waters - finance, customer and billing, asset management systems

South Wairarapa District Council

Waitī Waters Limited is a newly formed water services company, established by four Wairarapa and Tararua councils, in partnership with Rangitāne and Ngāti Kahungunu: • South Wairarapa District Council • Masterton District Council • Carterton District Council • Tararua District Council. Waitī Waters has been created under the Government's Local Water Done Well reform to deliver drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater services across the shareholding councils' service areas. It is a greenfield organisation and currently has no IT infrastructure of its own. Waitī Waters will become fully operational as a water services provider on Day One. Getting the right technology foundation in place, on time and without disruption, is critical to a successful launch. We are looking for one or more suppliers to provide finance, asset, customer and billing solutions and related services, including solution establishment and ongoing services to Waitī Waters in readiness for operational go-live on 1 July 2027 (Day One) and beyond. Waitī Waters is planning to go live on the solutions being procured under this RFP by 1 April 2027, which will allow time to stabilise the solutions prior to Day One. Please register via email at procurement@waitiwaters.co.nz for a supplier briefing on 11 June. You will receive further details on timing for the briefing following registration. A further document - Master Services Agreement - will be provided on GETS when finalised.

School Property Regional - Supplier Programme - Market Engagement

Ministry of Education - Approval from Ministry Employee - ie. Case Manager

The Ministry of Education’s School Property group is reshaping how we partner with the construction sector to deliver school property across New Zealand, and we want your input to help make sure that our approach is designed for success. We are looking at how we can move to a simpler, more coordinated model that delivers better outcomes for schools, gives suppliers greater certainty of work, and strengthens long-term partnerships across our portfolio. At present, our delivery model includes multiple panels and programmes, often structured around different project types or construction methods. While these have enabled delivery, they can also create complexity, fragmentation, and limit visibility of upcoming opportunities. We think there is a better way. To support this shift, we have developed a proposed Regional Supplier Programme (RSP). This new approach is designed to streamline how work is planned, allocated, and delivered across the full range of school property projects, from new schools to classroom additions and upgrades. The RSP is intended to create a more connected, predictable, and performance-driven system that benefits both schools and suppliers. What could be different? • A more streamlined supplier environment, with fewer panels and clearer pathways • Regionally-based pipelines, providing greater visibility of upcoming work • A stronger link between performance and future opportunities • A consistent commercial and delivery model across project types and construction methodologies • Improved certainty to support investment in people, capability, and innovation This is a significant opportunity to shape how school property is delivered into the future. Strong supplier partnerships are going to be critical to its success and your input now will be critical to it’s design. Help us test the model We are seeking supplier feedback to understand whether the proposed RSP will work in practice and deliver the benefits we are aiming for. Join the conversation

Public Toilet Cleaning Services

Whangarei District Council

Whangarei District Council (Council) is going to the market for Public Toilet Cleaning Services. The process will be a two-staged open market process:  Registration of Interest (ROI)  Request for Proposal (RFP) This ROI is the first formal step in the process and is intended to be of minimal effort for respondents and allow the Council to create a short list of suppliers to invite to enter the RFP process. Council provides public toilets and associated assets that require regular cleaning and servicing. These services play a critical role in maintaining a safe, clean, and accessible public toilet network in the District, supporting positive community and visitor experiences. Council is looking for a supplier who can deliver reliable, high-quality cleaning and related services that meet defined service standards, support health and safety and environmental outcomes, and contribute to value for money for the community. In September 2022, Councillors passed motion that cleaners were to receive the living wage rate, this increased the allocated budget required for the contract substantially. Council welcomes innovative work methods and/or materials that result in enhanced performance and results.

RFP Integration Partners Panel

Auckland Council

Auckland Council is undertaking a significant technology transformation programme to better service our diverse communities. To ensure the delivery of well-engineered, secure and robust systems, along with reliable ongoing support, we are seeking a panel of up to three (3) strategic integration resource partners with the ability to provide both scalable resourcing to meet peak demands and deep specialist expertise across a range of integration platforms. Our ideal partners will be able to demonstrate: · Scalable capacity: Rapid access to skilled integration professionals to scale delivery and operational support. · Depth and breadth of expertise: Demonstrated capability across a wide range of integration technologies. · Enduring improvement: Commitment to strengthening internal platforms, processes and capability beyond delivery. · Applied innovation: Ability to pragmatically apply AI and innovative integration approaches to enhance delivery, quality, and sustainability. The selected partners will form part of our broader strategic sourcing approach, enabling flexibility, resilience and access to specialised skills. The contracts are anticipated to commence in August 2026 Please refer to the RFQ documents attached for more information. • Please submit your acknowledgement form via email to the RFP contact person named below on 15/06/2026 at 2.30 PM • Upon receipt of your Acknowledgement form, you will receive an invite from the e-Tenderbox portal to submit your response. Tender Close date: 22/06/2026 at 4.00 PM If you have any questions, please reach out to Divya Gowthaman: divya.gowthaman@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz

Avklaring for minoritetsspråklige Nav Rogaland

ARBEIDS OG VELFERDSETATEN

Nav tiltak Innlandet, heretter kalt Oppdragsgiver, innbyr på vegne av Nav Rogaland til konkurranse i forbindelse med anskaffelse av arbeidsmarkedstiltaket Avklaring for minoritetsspråklige. Nav tiltak Innlandet og Nav Rogaland er enheter i Arbeids- og velferdsetaten.

10. REPLACEMENT OF DEFUNCT/DAMAGED SUBMAIN CIRCUITS OF ALL ROOMS, DISTRIBUTION POWER PANELS WITH ALLIED CABLES IN SHORT AND LONG WING OF TAWI HOSTEL

NIT/EMD/TAWI/ELEC/2026

NIT/EMD/TAWI/ELEC/2026

9. CE.T.02/2026 Mallet Bunder Development

CE.T.02/2026 Mallet Bunder Development

CE.T.02/2026 Mallet Bunder Development 29-Jun-2026 03:00 PM 30-Jun-2026 03:00 PM

7. Repair and maint of SM Barracks (PUF Shelters) of 15 AR

17-Jun-2026 10:30 AM

15 AR/Engr/MW/2026-27/219