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Dynamic Market for Bio-Diversity Net Gain Units

Description: Hampshire County Council will be establishing a Dynamic Market for the purchase of Bio-Diversity Net Gain (BNG) Units. The Dynamic Market (DM), once open, will be seeking applications from Land Owners with BNG units registered with Natural England. In preparation to apply to join the Dynamic Market, Land Owners will need to register on the Council's e-tendering system (In-tend) by going to https://supplier.in-tend.co.uk/Hampshire/registration Land Owners will also need to be registered as a Supplier on the Government Central Digital Platform in order to take part in a public sector procurement process. To register please go to: https://supplierregistration.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/organisation/register The Dynamic Market will be open to all Contracting Authorities (as Buyers) as defined by the Procurement Act 2023, where the Authority is a Public Authority, Private Utility or where they (read more...)

Summary: Hampshire County Council plans to establish a Dynamic Market for the purchase of biodiversity net gain (BNG) units. These are habitat units registered with Natural England and made available for allocation by landowners or public bodies holding eligible units. The market is intended for public-sector buyers undertaking construction projects in England that need to purchase BNG units. It can be used by public authorities, private utilities, public undertakings and educational establishments across England. Hampshire County Council is setting up the arrangement, and public bodies may also participate as suppliers where they hold registered units. The activity is buying and selling registered biodiversity units, rather than construction or habitat-creation works themselves.

Materials Framework

Description: This Procurement is designed to establish a Closed Framework through an Open Procedure in line with PA23 for the supply, design, manufacture, delivery and/ or hire of building materials, associated products, equipment and construction fuel for Orbit Group Limited and any other Authority Group member entitled to use the Framework Agreement. It is intended to provide a resilient, compliant and value-for-money supply route that supports Orbit Homes (2020) Limited and the wider Orbit Group in delivering safe, affordable, high-quality and sustainable homes. The Framework will consist of 30 individual Lots for the supply of key materials used in the construction and regeneration of our homes. The estimated Framework value across all Lots over the 4 year term is PS85.7m The Framework will comprise of the following Lots, with (read more...)

Summary: Orbit Group Limited is seeking suppliers for a closed framework covering building materials, related products and equipment, construction fuel, and associated hire and design services. The 30 lots span facing bricks and blocks; joists and roof trusses; lintels and steel; soffit, fascia, GRP and cladding; stone cills; doors, timber, ironmongery, staircases and garage doors; small plant and forklift or telehandler hire; and construction fuel. Lots cover the Midlands and East of England, supporting construction and regeneration of safe, affordable, high-quality and sustainable homes for Orbit Homes and other eligible Orbit Group members. Work includes supply and delivery, with manufacture and design required for specified products, and equipment hire must support construction sites. Suppliers may tender for any lot, allowing specialist firms to pursue relevant product or service categories.

RM6409 Buying Better Food and Drink 2

Description: This will be a replacement agreement to follow RM6279 Buying Better Food and Drink framework, which expires on 22/01/2028. Of the PS4.9bn, total Public Sector food spend, the Government Commercial Agency (GCA) has a market share <0.3%. The procurement is planned as a single supplier framework (as per the current RM6279 agreement), where the opportunity for SMEs is a key benefit of the operational model, as buyers and the Tier 1 supplier can add SMEs to the supply chain for direct delivery supplies to customers at any time, via the Buyer Unique Line terms. The framework is designed to reduce barriers for SMEs to access public sector contracts to supply food and drink. The framework will be suitable for all Public Sector buyers including central government organisations, devolved (read more...)

Summary: The Government Commercial Agency plans a replacement framework for the supply of food and drink to public sector organisations. It covers a broad range of products, including agricultural and horticultural produce, cereals, potatoes, vegetables, fruit, nuts, meat, fish, dairy, oils, other food products and beverages. The scope also includes restaurant, food-serving, canteen and catering services. The framework is intended for public sector buyers across the United Kingdom, including central government, devolved administrations and wider public sector organisations. It will replace the existing Buying Better Food and Drink framework. Its stated purpose is to make it easier for public sector customers to source food and drink and to reduce barriers for small and medium-sized suppliers seeking access to public sector supply chains.

Dangerous Dog and Animal Kennelling, Collection, Transport and Associated Veterinary Support

Description: Leicestershire Police require a service capable of safely collecting and caring for animals that come into police possession, with the majority expected to be dangerous dogs and seized to protect the public from harm.

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire is seeking a service to collect and care for animals taken into police possession, mainly dangerous dogs seized to protect the public. The work covers safe collection and transport, kennelling and associated veterinary support. It may also involve animals other than dogs. Delivery is across Leicestershire and Rutland. This is a specialist animal-handling and kennel service for police operations, rather than a routine boarding service: providers need to take custody of animals safely and care for them while they are in police possession.

Dangerous Dog and Animal Kennelling, Collection, Transport and Associated Veterinary Support

Description: Leicestershire Police require a service capable of safely collecting and caring for animals that come into police possession, with the majority expected to be dangerous dogs and seized to protect the public from harm.

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire is seeking a service to collect and care for animals taken into police possession, mainly dangerous dogs seized to protect the public. The work covers safe collection and transport, kennelling and associated veterinary support. It may also involve animals other than dogs. Delivery is across Leicestershire and Rutland. This is a specialist animal-handling and kennel service for police operations, rather than a routine boarding service: providers need to take custody of animals safely and care for them while they are in police possession.

Provision of Temporary Kennelling and Animal Care Services

Description: Hull City Council are inviting suppliers to express their interest in delivering in Temporary Kennelling and Animal Care Services for small animals such as dogs and cats. The Authority is seeking suppliers up a radius of approximately 15 miles from Hull to ensure animal welfare considerations are met including travel time and emergency access. The event will provide information on the project requirements/aims and procurement timelines. The event is being held via MS Teams on 17 November 2026 - 13:00pm - 14:00pm. To book your place please book your place please utilise the messaging section on YORTender https://yortender.eu-supply.com or email procurementteam@hullcc.gov.uk Please include the subject header- Kennelling Marketing Engagement and confirm the email address to send the Teams invite to. Please respond by 16 November 2026 5pm at (read more...)

Summary: Hull City Council intends to procure temporary kennelling and animal care services for small animals, including dogs and cats. The work is intended to meet animal welfare needs, including suitable travel times and emergency access. Services are sought from providers based within approximately 15 miles of Hull, where the animals will be cared for.

Tree and Woodland Maintenance - Arboriculture Services

Description: This project is to appoint a specialist arboricultural contractor to provide comprehensive tree and woodland maintenance services across Bristol City Council's tree stock and woodland assets. The contract covers planned and reactive arboricultural operations including tree inspections, pruning, crown management, pollarding, felling, stump treatment, epicormic growth removal, planting, establishment and aftercare of new trees, and the maintenance of young and mature tree populations. The service is intended to ensure public safety, protect and enhance the council's tree assets, support biodiversity and ecological value, maintain highways and public spaces, comply with relevant arboricultural standards and legislation, and deliver the sustainable long-term management of the city's urban forest and woodland estate between 2027 and 2032.

Summary: Bristol City Council is seeking a specialist contractor to maintain its trees and woodland across Bristol. The service includes planned and reactive tree inspections and operations: pruning, crown management, pollarding, felling, stump treatment and removal of epicormic growth. It also covers planting and aftercare of new trees, plus the maintenance of young and mature trees. The work is intended to protect public safety and the Council’s tree assets, support biodiversity, maintain highways and public spaces, and manage the city’s urban forest and woodland sustainably. This is an arboriculture and forestry service contract, covering the Council’s tree stock and woodland assets throughout Bristol.

Natural Resources Wales - Tree Planting Framework Agreement

Description: Pipeline Notice: Natural Resources Wales - Tree Planting Framework Agreement. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) intends to establish a framework agreement for the provision of Tree Planting services to restock the WGWE to meet our biodiversity and woodland resilience targets. This pipeline notice is issued to inform the market of the forthcoming opportunity and to support supplier engagement ahead of formal procurement. The pipeline notice is published for early transparency purposes only. All timeline data, values, and procedures are provisional estimates and will be updated on Sell2Wales once the formal route to market is confirmed.

Summary: Natural Resources Wales intends to establish a framework agreement for tree-planting services to restock the WGWE and help meet its biodiversity and woodland-resilience targets. The work is categorised as forestry services and also includes tree-nursery products. Delivery is stated as being in the United Kingdom. The framework is planned as one lot, with small and medium-sized businesses and voluntary, community and social enterprises identified as suitable. Suppliers involved in forestry planting and woodland restocking, including providers able to supply the associated nursery products, may find the planned scope relevant.

FRA Remedial 2026-2029

Description: FRA Remedials and remedial works across London and North West

Summary: London & Quadrant Housing Trust is seeking fire risk assessment (FRA) remedial works across London and the North West. The requirement covers general remedial works, specialist loft remediation and work to leaseholder doors, including associated construction, installation, repair and maintenance. The procurement is divided into five geographic or specialist work packages: South London, North London, the North West, loft remediation and leaseholder doors. Delivery is across London and the North West. This is a works contract for housing property remedials, rather than a purchase of standalone equipment or software. Suppliers should identify which of the locations or specialist work types match their operations; the lots allow bids for distinct parts of the overall requirement.

Provision of Wood Waste Collection & Treatment Services 2026

Description: Calderdale Norse delivers waste and recycling services across the borough managing 7.5 million scheduled collections from across 95,000 households. Calderdale currently manages 5 Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRC's) for the receipt of wood waste delivered by the Borough and is seeking suitably qualified bids for the provision of Waste Collection &/or Treatment Services. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Norwich:-Wood-waste./9KMCJ4C355 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/9KMCJ4C355

Summary: Calderdale Norse Ltd is seeking collection and treatment services for wood waste brought by the borough’s residents to its five household waste recycling centres. Suppliers may bid to provide collection, treatment, or both. Calderdale Norse delivers waste and recycling services across the borough, covering scheduled collections from 95,000 households. The work is delivered in Calderdale, West Yorkshire. The service concerns wood waste and non-hazardous waste treatment and disposal (CPV 90513000), rather than general household refuse collection.