Wood Fuel Supply

Description: Staffordshire County Council (SCC) operates as both a timber merchant and as a wood chip fuel producer/trader which supplies wood chip fuel to a range of biomass heat installations across the county. This operation receives bulk loads of round logs to its timber yard at Heatley Hall Farm, Rugeley, which are stored until suitable for chipping on site. The chips are warehoused in specially constructed shelters on site for further drying until required for delivery to our biomass heat installations on an as-needed basis. The Council also receives and distributes wood chip from external sources. This procurement is for the supply of services to SCC to assist our activity as timber merchant and as a wood chip fuel producer/trader which supplies wood chip fuel. This framework agreement consists (read more...)

Summary: Staffordshire County Council has initiated a procurement tender titled "Wood Fuel Supply" focused on the supply and haulage of round timber and wood chip fuel. This procurement, which falls under the category of wood fuels, pertains to locations in the United Kingdom, specifically the UKG24 region. The tender is currently active and follows an open procurement method, with submissions required through the Council's eProcurement Platform, Proactis. The tender process includes two lots: one for round timber and the other for wood chips, with the tender period ending on 18 February 2026, and an award expected by 13 March 2026. The contract is set to commence on 1 April 2026 and has the potential to extend up to 31 March 2030, if renewal options are exercised.

Oldham Green New Deal Partnership (GNDP)

Description: THIS IS A UK3 PLANNED PROCUREMENT NOTICE. THE COUNCIL IS NOT INVITING RESPONSES TO THIS NOTICE WHICH IS ISSUED FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY, AND WHICH IS NOT INTENDED TO BE A 'QUALIFYING' NOTICE FOR THE PURPOSE OF REDUCING FUTURE PROCUREMENT TIMESCALES. Oldham Council ("the Council") has recently conducted preliminary market engagement in respect of the Oldham Green New Deal Partnership ("the Project"). (The Council's market engagement stage has ended. For full background details and context please refer to the Council's UK2 Preliminary Market Engagement Notice published 25.04.2025 (see linked notices)). The Council is seeking to develop a long-term energy / decarbonisation partnership for the local authority area with a Strategic Energy Partner (SEP). The SEP will work in collaboration with the Council, key stakeholders and organisations across the (read more...)

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is advancing with its "Oldham Green New Deal Partnership" (GNDP) project, focusing on energy and related services, with an estimated contract value ranging from £2.2bn to £3.2bn excluding VAT. The initiative, supported by a £8.87 million grant from the Green Heat Network Fund, aims to form a strategic energy partnership to advance decarbonisation across Oldham. Procurement is at the planning stage, with key upcoming dates including an expression of interest deadline on 20 April 2026 and an award decision expected by 23 July 2027. The partnership, initially set for 15 years with the possibility of a 25-year extension, includes establishing a Town Centre Heat Network, forming the backbone of a regional network serving both public and private stakeholders.

BCP council property solar PV and associated system installation

Description: Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council (BCP Council) is establishing a Framework for the implementation of a solar PV rollout programme including: 1 Lot 1 Supply and installation of solar PV systems under 50 KW 2 Lot 2 Supply and installation of solar PV systems above 50 KW. 3 Lot 3 The survey and assessment of the structural integrity and load-bearing capacity of a roof or building structure. This will be used as and when required and instructed by BCP. The anticipated start date of the contract is April 2026. The framework will be for four years. To access the procurement documentation, bidders must click on the 'Register interest in this opportunity' button in the top right. Once bidders have registered their interest they can access the full procurement (read more...)

Summary: Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole Council (BCP Council) is undertaking an open procurement process to establish a framework agreement for the installation of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems on various council properties. This initiative aims to implement a solar PV rollout programme with three specific lots: Lot 1 for systems under 50 KW, Lot 2 for systems above 50 KW, and Lot 3 for assessing the structural integrity of roofs or building structures. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with relevant documentation accessible via the BCP procurement portal. The deadline for the submission of tenders is set for 6th February 2026, with enquiries concluding on 23rd January 2026. The procurement project is anticipated to commence in April 2026, extending over four years, and is categorised under services in the solar panels industry sector within the UKK2 region.

PP-10183b Hornchurch Academy Trust Construction, Infrastructure, Building Works, Installations and Renewables Open Framework

Description: This Invitation to Tender ("ITT") has been issued by Place Group Limited as Procurement Agent of Hornchurch Academy Trust ("the Client"). You are invited by the Client to tender for a position on an Open Framework for the provision of various Construction, Infrastructure, Building Works, Installations and Renewables requirements in accordance with this ITT, including the following categories: a. Category 1; Renewables b. Category 2: Construction and Infrastructure c. Category 3: Building Works, Installations, Repairs and Improvements d. Category 4: Modular Buildings e. Category 5: MUGAs and Sports Facilities f. Category 6: Project Management and Building and Construction Consultancy The Open Framework will act as a scheme of frameworks that provides for the award of successive frameworks on substantially the same terms. The first framework shall be for (read more...)

Summary: The Hornchurch Academy Trust, in coordination with Place Group Limited as the procurement agent, is initiating an active public procurement process for a vast range of construction-related services under an open framework agreement. The tender, titled "PP-10183b Hornchurch Academy Trust Construction, Infrastructure, Building Works, Installations and Renewables Open Framework," invites supplies and services in construction and infrastructure, renewables, and consultancy across the UK. The procurement stage is "tender," with relevant deadlines, such as the submission period ending on 13th February 2026 and the award period concluding by 27th April 2026. This open procedure framework is governed by UK legislation with an expected overall contract value of £830 million over a potential period of eight years.

Design, Supply, Installation of Solar PV Systems on 3x Council Properties

Description: Wrexham County Borough Council (WCBC) invites tenders for the design, supply, installation, and commissioning of solar PV systems across three council-owned buildings: * Lambpit Street Offices * Wrexham Library * Wrexham Guildhall

Summary: Wrexham County Borough Council is conducting a public procurement process for the design, supply, and installation of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems on three council properties located in Wrexham, UK (region UKL23). This tender is under the category of solar energy, with a gross value of £100,000. The procurement method employed is an open competition, specifically targeted as below threshold, and it is currently in the tender stage. Interested parties must submit their electronic tenders by 12th February 2026, with the enquiry period closing on 2nd February 2026. The contract is expected to commence on 16th March 2026 and complete by 14th July 2026, with quality being the sole criteria for selection.

BCP council property solar PV and associated system installation

Description: Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council (BCP Council) is establishing a Framework for the implementation of a solar PV rollout programme including: 1 Lot 1 Supply and installation of solar PV systems under 50 KW 2 Lot 2 Supply and installation of solar PV systems above 50 KW. 3 Lot 3 The survey and assessment of the structural integrity and load-bearing capacity of a roof or building structure. This will be used as and when required and instructed by BCP. The anticipated start date of the contract is April 2026. The framework will be for four years. To access the procurement documentation, bidders must click on the 'Register interest in this opportunity' button in the top right. Once bidders have registered their interest they can access the full procurement (read more...)

Summary: Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole Council (BCP Council) is undertaking an open procurement process to establish a framework agreement for the installation of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems on various council properties. This initiative aims to implement a solar PV rollout programme with three specific lots: Lot 1 for systems under 50 KW, Lot 2 for systems above 50 KW, and Lot 3 for assessing the structural integrity of roofs or building structures. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with relevant documentation accessible via the BCP procurement portal. The deadline for the submission of tenders is set for 6th February 2026, with enquiries concluding on 23rd January 2026. The procurement project is anticipated to commence in April 2026, extending over four years, and is categorised under services in the solar panels industry sector within the UKK2 region.

Solar PV & Battery installation

Description: Supply, installation of a roof mounted Solar PV system and battery storage at Milford Community Hall in Yeovil, Somerset. The proposed project seeks to optimise the existing roof space, providing opportunity for electricity generation as part of our continued efforts to reduce our carbon footprint. We invite experienced firms with a proven track record in Solar PV design and installation to participate in this tender process. Your expertise and knowledge will play a fundamental role in the success of this investment. To apply or request further information please email information to property@yeovil.gov.uk.

Summary: Yeovil Town Council has issued an open tender for the supply and installation of a roof-mounted Solar PV system and battery storage at Milford Community Hall, located in Yeovil, Somerset (postal code BA21 4QD). This tender is part of the council's initiative to reduce their carbon footprint. Published on 14th January 2026, the procurement process is in the tender amendment stage, with an open procedure (below threshold). Interested parties have until 27th February 2026 at 12:00 PM to submit their proposals. The contract is scheduled to commence on 1st June 2026 and conclude by 30th June 2026. This procurement falls under the "Solar energy" industry category.

Solar PV & Battery installation

Description: supply, installation of a roof mounted Solar PV system and battery storage at Milford Community Hall in Yeovil, Somerset. The proposed project seeks to optimise the existing roof space, providing opportunity for electricity generation as part of our continued efforts to reduce our carbon footprint. We invite experienced firms with a proven track record in Solar PV design and installation to participate in this tender process. Your expertise and knowledge will play a fundamental role in the success of this investment.

Summary: Yeovil Town Council has issued an open tender for the supply and installation of a roof-mounted Solar PV system and battery storage at Milford Community Hall, located in Yeovil, Somerset (postal code BA21 4QD). This tender is part of the council's initiative to reduce their carbon footprint. Published on 14th January 2026, the procurement process is in the tender amendment stage, with an open procedure (below threshold). Interested parties have until 27th February 2026 at 12:00 PM to submit their proposals. The contract is scheduled to commence on 1st June 2026 and conclude by 30th June 2026. This procurement falls under the "Solar energy" industry category.

prj_7089 - Energy Management and Optimisation System (EMOS)

Description: Southern Water Services Limited (SWS) are looking to procure an Energy Management and Optimisation System (EMOS). The following features and capabilities are considered mandatory for the new EMOS solution being subject of this procurement: * Portfolio Management * Sorting and Grouping Functionality * Tariff Management * Invoice Management * Historical Energy Data Storage * AMR Meter Data Receiving Capability * API Capability * Budgeting, Forecasting, and Accruals Capability * Dashboarding and Data Visualisation Tools * Portfolio Benchmarking, Energy Data Analysis, and Automated Exception Monitoring * Energy Reporting Functionality * Access, Performance, and Interface Features The following features are considered non-mandatory for the new EMOS solution being subject of this procurement. Tenderers are encouraged to outline any advanced capabilities within the appropriate response envelope for evaluation. However, the absence (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited (SWS), located in Worthing, UK, is actively engaging in a procurement process for a new Energy Management and Optimisation System (EMOS), with a focus on energy and environmental management services. As part of the tender process, SWS aims to acquire an EMOS with capabilities like Portfolio Management, Tariff Management, and various data integration features essential for achieving ISO 50001 certification. The procurement follows the Competitive Flexible Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023, with a structured timeline that concludes with award decisions by 15th September 2026. Interested parties must engage in stages including a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ), Invitation to Tender (ITT), and a Demo phase, with the deadline for tender submissions set for 13th February 2026.

prj_7089 - Energy Management and Optimisation System (EMOS) - Pre-Market Engagement

Description: Southern Water Services Limited (SWS) are looking to procure an Energy Management and Optimisation System (EMOS). The following features and capabilities are considered mandatory for the new EMOS solution being subject of this procurement: * Portfolio Management * Sorting and Grouping Functionality * Tariff Management * Invoice Management * Historical Energy Data Storage * AMR Meter Data Receiving Capability * API Capability * Budgeting, Forecasting, and Accruals Capability * Dashboarding and Data Visualisation Tools * Portfolio Benchmarking, Energy Data Analysis, and Automated Exception Monitoring * Energy Reporting Functionality * Access, Performance, and Interface Features The following features are considered non-mandatory for the new EMOS solution being subject of this procurement. Tenderers are encouraged to outline any advanced capabilities within the appropriate response envelope for evaluation. However, the absence (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited (SWS), located in Worthing, UK, is actively engaging in a procurement process for a new Energy Management and Optimisation System (EMOS), with a focus on energy and environmental management services. As part of the tender process, SWS aims to acquire an EMOS with capabilities like Portfolio Management, Tariff Management, and various data integration features essential for achieving ISO 50001 certification. The procurement follows the Competitive Flexible Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023, with a structured timeline that concludes with award decisions by 15th September 2026. Interested parties must engage in stages including a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ), Invitation to Tender (ITT), and a Demo phase, with the deadline for tender submissions set for 13th February 2026.