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THE SUPPLY OF MEDWAY AND GRAVESHAM TEXTILE COLLECTIONS 2026-2029

Description: Medway Council and Gravesham Council are seeking a textile bank provider to supply textile/shoe banks to our Recycling Points in council owned car parks/sites and pre-agreed privately owned sites with permission. - To empty banks at each site at a frequency that prevents banks becoming full and overflowing. This will be at least once a week. - To remove excess textile/shoe waste from around banks if found at the time of emptying textile banks. - To provide monthly tonnage reports for each site to the relevant Council. - To pay an agreed rate per tonne in receipt of the monthly tonnage report to the relevant Council for which the bank belongs to. - To maintain the textile banks to a high standard in conjunction with Health and Safety (read more...)

Summary: The public procurement process led by Medway Council, in collaboration with Gravesham Council, seeks a provider for textile waste and shoe bank services, located primarily within council-owned car parks and selected privately owned sites in Kent, United Kingdom. The tender, titled "THE SUPPLY OF MEDWAY AND GRAVESHAM TEXTILE COLLECTIONS 2026-2029", falls under the category of services, specifically targeting textile waste and refuse recycling services. The current procurement stage is at the tender update phase. Interested parties have until 21 August 2026 to submit inquiries or apply through the open competition procurement method. The anticipated contract period is to commence on 1 October 2026, with an initial term of 12 months and potential extensions up until 2030, pending a 6-month review.

THE SUPPLY OF MEDWAY AND GRAVESHAM TEXTILE COLLECTIONS 2026-2029

Description: Medway Council and Gravesham Council are seeking a textile bank provider to supply textile/shoe banks to our Recycling Points in council owned car parks/sites and pre-agreed privately owned sites with permission. - To empty banks at each site at a frequency that prevents banks becoming full and overflowing. This will be at least once a week. - To remove excess textile/shoe waste from around banks if found at the time of emptying textile banks. - To provide monthly tonnage reports for each site to the relevant Council. - To pay an agreed rate per tonne in receipt of the monthly tonnage report to the relevant Council for which the bank belongs to. - To maintain the textile banks to a high standard in conjunction with Health and Safety (read more...)

Summary: The public procurement process led by Medway Council, in collaboration with Gravesham Council, seeks a provider for textile waste and shoe bank services, located primarily within council-owned car parks and selected privately owned sites in Kent, United Kingdom. The tender, titled "THE SUPPLY OF MEDWAY AND GRAVESHAM TEXTILE COLLECTIONS 2026-2029", falls under the category of services, specifically targeting textile waste and refuse recycling services. The current procurement stage is at the tender update phase. Interested parties have until 21 August 2026 to submit inquiries or apply through the open competition procurement method. The anticipated contract period is to commence on 1 October 2026, with an initial term of 12 months and potential extensions up until 2030, pending a 6-month review.

Trace, Evaluate and Reinforce (TracER)

Description: TracER is intended to improve assurance of Explosive Trace Detection (ETD) screening to detect explosive trace contamination.

Summary: The Department for Transport, based in London, is conducting a procurement process titled "Trace, Evaluate and Reinforce (TracER)" under OCID: ocds-h6vhtk-06c9a2. This project aims to enhance the assurance of Explosive Trace Detection screening. It falls under multiple industry categories, including chemical, security, medical equipment, and public utilities, among others, making it relevant to a variety of sectors. The process is in the tender stage and will proceed with an open procurement method, designed as a below-threshold open competition. Important dates include the tender period ending on 17th August 2026 and the contract period running from 2nd November 2026 to 31st October 2027, with potential service delivery locations in both the United Kingdom and the United States.

Provision of a Cleaning Service at Fort Nelson

Description: Royal Armouries is undertaking this procurement to appoint a suitably qualified, experienced and competent supplier to provide a comprehensive cleaning service at Fort Nelson. The requirement includes the delivery of daily cleaning across visitor, staff, operational and venue hire areas, together with scheduled periodic cleaning tasks, including deep cleaning, window cleaning, high-level cleaning, the supply and management of washroom consumables, and associated equipment, materials and service management arrangements. The appointed supplier will be required to deliver a reliable, safe, compliant and consistently high-quality service which supports the operation of Fort Nelson as a national museum, public visitor attraction and events venue throughout the contract term. The expected commencement date of the contract is 25 November 2026; however, the operational start date for service delivery will be 01 February (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Armouries Museum is seeking a qualified supplier to provide comprehensive cleaning services at Fort Nelson, located in the UKJ31 region of the United Kingdom. This procurement process is managed under the open procedure and covers services including daily cleaning, deep cleaning, and the supply and management of washroom consumables. The procurement is currently in the Tender stage, with key deadlines approaching, such as the enquiry period ending on 13 August 2026 and the tender period closing on 28 August 2026. The contract is expected to start on 25 November 2026, with operational commencement on 1 February 2027, allowing time for mobilisation. The total estimated contract value is £540,000 GBP, reflecting its importance and scale.

Provision of a Cleaning Service at Fort Nelson

Description: Royal Armouries is undertaking this procurement to appoint a suitably qualified, experienced and competent supplier to provide a comprehensive cleaning service at Fort Nelson. The requirement includes the delivery of daily cleaning across visitor, staff, operational and venue hire areas, together with scheduled periodic cleaning tasks, including deep cleaning, window cleaning, high-level cleaning, the supply and management of washroom consumables, and associated equipment, materials and service management arrangements. The appointed supplier will be required to deliver a reliable, safe, compliant and consistently high-quality service which supports the operation of Fort Nelson as a national museum, public visitor attraction and events venue throughout the contract term. The expected commencement date of the contract is 25 November 2026; however, the operational start date for service delivery will be 01 February (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Armouries Museum is seeking a qualified supplier to provide comprehensive cleaning services at Fort Nelson, located in the UKJ31 region of the United Kingdom. This procurement process is managed under the open procedure and covers services including daily cleaning, deep cleaning, and the supply and management of washroom consumables. The procurement is currently in the Tender stage, with key deadlines approaching, such as the enquiry period ending on 13 August 2026 and the tender period closing on 28 August 2026. The contract is expected to start on 25 November 2026, with operational commencement on 1 February 2027, allowing time for mobilisation. The total estimated contract value is £540,000 GBP, reflecting its importance and scale.

Plastic Bags for ATEC24 CELS

Description: The Community Equipment Loan Service (CELS) part of the City of Edinburgh Council, requires disposable plastic bags for the return of used aids it provides to Daily Living or Health and Social Care equipment on loan to individuals following an assessment by a health or social care professional. Equipment such as single and double mattresses, dirty equipment, slings, pumps, nebulisers, freeway parts are all recycled, refurbished and decontaminated to be used again. Plastic bags are used to store refurbished items of equipment and support the general operations of the service.

Summary: The City of Edinburgh Council invites tenders for the provision of disposable plastic bags for its Community Equipment Loan Service (CELS). This tender focuses on supplying plastic bags critical for storing and handling refurbished healthcare equipment, such as mattresses and medical devices, which are loaned to individuals after professional assessments. Classified under the "General public services" category, this procurement process is at the tender stage with a deadline for submissions on 5th August 2026. Located in Edinburgh, this opportunity follows an open procedure method, indicating a transparent and competitive selection process.

Trace, Evaluate and Reinforce (TracER)

Description: TracER is intended to improve assurance of Explosive Trace Detection (ETD) screening to detect explosive trace contamination

Summary: The Department for Transport, based in London, is conducting a procurement process titled "Trace, Evaluate and Reinforce (TracER)" under OCID: ocds-h6vhtk-06c9a2. This project aims to enhance the assurance of Explosive Trace Detection screening. It falls under multiple industry categories, including chemical, security, medical equipment, and public utilities, among others, making it relevant to a variety of sectors. The process is in the tender stage and will proceed with an open procurement method, designed as a below-threshold open competition. Important dates include the tender period ending on 17th August 2026 and the contract period running from 2nd November 2026 to 31st October 2027, with potential service delivery locations in both the United Kingdom and the United States.

Waste Management

Description: Thames Water is the UK's largest water and wastewater service company. Every day we supply around 2,600 million litres of tap water to 9 million customers across London and the Thames Valley. We also remove and treat more than 4 billion litres of sewage for 16 million customers. In everything we do, we follow Thames Water's purpose and values. Our operations generate significant volumes of waste, particularly material and grit removed from customer and council wastewater. This represents the largest waste stream across our sites, and recycling is prioritised wherever possible over landfill. At Beckton Sewage Treatment Works in Barking, London-one of our largest sites-we operate an incinerator to process biowaste. This produces ash as a by-product, which is currently collected and all ash collected from the silos (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for Thames Water Utilities Limited, the UK's largest water and wastewater service provider, involves an active tender titled "Waste Management," situated in Reading, UK, with operations extending into the London and Thames Valley areas. The tender is currently in the procurement stage and seeks to engage reliable and innovative partners for managing substantial waste streams generated across approximately 150 sites. Key dates to note include the deadline for submitting the Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ) by 28th August 2026. This open procurement adopts a competitive flexible procedure, under a utilities special regime, and is structured into lots covering various waste services, including screenings, grit, ash, metals, hazardous, and multi-waste management, with a contract duration potentially extending up to 8 years.

Seat Refresh Project

Description: Caledonian Sleeper Limited (CSL) is seeking proposals from suitably qualified suppliers for the provision of replacement seat upholstery fabric for passenger seating, including armrest fabric installed within the Caledonian Sleeper fleet. The objective is to replace the existing seat upholstery fabric whilst maintaining compliance with current railway fire safety, smoke emission and passenger seating standards applicable to Operational Category 3 sleeper vehicles.

Summary: Caledonian Sleeper Limited has initiated a tender for its Seat Refresh Project, under the industry category of upholstery fabrics. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, seeking proposals for providing replacement seat upholstery fabric for its fleet, ensuring compliance with railway safety and emission standards. The procurement method is an open procedure, with key dates including the tender period ending on 27th July 2026, and the award period beginning the same day at 16:30. Work is to be carried out at the Polmadie Depot, located in the UK region, with submissions required to be made electronically through the Public Contracts Scotland platform.

Seat Refresh Project

Description: Caledonian Sleeper Limited (CSL) is seeking proposals from suitably qualified suppliers for the provision of replacement seat upholstery fabric for passenger seating, including armrest fabric installed within the Caledonian Sleeper fleet. The objective is to replace the existing seat upholstery fabric whilst maintaining compliance with current railway fire safety, smoke emission and passenger seating standards applicable to Operational Category 3 sleeper vehicles.

Summary: Caledonian Sleeper Limited is currently in the tender stage of its procurement process for the "Seat Refresh Project". This procurement falls under the goods industry category, specifically focusing on railway services. The project involves the provision of replacement seat upholstery fabric for passenger seating within the Caledonian Sleeper fleet, aiming to comply with current railway safety and seating standards. The procurement is conducted using an open procedure with electronic submissions due by 27th July 2026. The work is set to be carried out at Polmadie Depot in the UK, with the awarded contract expected to commence shortly after the submission deadline.