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Statutory Compliance and Planned Preventative Maintenance Services on Fire Safety Equipment

Description: This is now the Invitation to Tender stage following the Market Engagement stage. University of Chester is inviting tenders via the open procedure for the Provision of Statutory Compliance and Planned Preventative Maintenance Services on Fire Safety Equipment throughout the University. It is planned to award one contract for the co-ordination, management, administration and completion of these works along with the potential for subsequent Remedial / Recommended Works. Full details are outlined in the 5 specification documents, tender documents and additional information documents available via the University's In-Tend portal.

Summary: The University of Chester, operating as a sub-central government public authority, is currently in the tender stage for a procurement titled "Statutory Compliance and Planned Preventative Maintenance Services on Fire Safety Equipment." This opportunity is targeted at the services industry, specifically focusing on fire safety equipment such as burglar and fire alarms, fire extinguishers, and firefighting equipment maintenance. The project location is Chester, UK, and the procurement is being conducted using the open procedure. Key dates include the tender submission deadline set for 4th June 2026, and the award decision is anticipated by 19th June 2026. The contract is expected to commence on 7th July 2026 with an initial term ending 31st July 2029, and includes potential renewals subject to performance and requirements, extending up to 31st July 2031.

715855513 - UK2 - Preliminary Market Engagement

Description: Space portfolio and ISTARI Industry Day - Monday 29th June This industry day will be delivering an update on the National Armament Directive's (NAD's) Space portfolio landscape, providing an overview of the planned work and developments within the organisation's purview across all Space Capabilities. The day will also specifically focus on ISTARI (Space Based Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance) Industry Day and include a briefing from the Authority to Industry, aimed at providing an up-to-date report on the scope, vision and context status for the Ministry of Defence's (MoD's) ISTARI programme. ISTARI is the overarching programme initiated to deliver the UK's Space Based - Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance (SB-ISR) end-to-end requirements. ISTARI will cohere, integrate and adopt various Operational Concept Demonstrators (OCDs) to deliver an 'in-service' ISR capability under one (read more...)

Summary: The Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), a branch of the UK's Ministry of Defence, is planning a tender process for the ISTARI programme, focusing on Space Based Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (SB-ISR) capabilities. The contracting process is currently in the planning stage, with an in-person engagement event scheduled for 29th June 2026 at MoD Abbey Wood in Bristol. Registration for the ISTARI Industry Day is open until 5th June 2026, although it may close earlier if capacity is reached. The procurement plan involves a comprehensive update on space capabilities under the National Armament Directive and offers networking opportunities with various stakeholders. The process is conducted under the UK's public procurement regulations and is intended for the defence and space industry sectors.

Cross-pavement charging for electric vehicles

Description: The purpose of this notice is to inform potential suppliers of Shropshire Council's intention to procure one or more suppliers to deliver, install, own and maintain embedded cross-pavement channel solutions within Shropshire. The cross-pavement channel solutions would allow residents without off-street parking to safely charge their vehicle while parked on-street. This is a pre-market engagement exercise to aid the Council in gathering information. It is not an invitation to tender, or request for formal expressions of interest. A procurement exercise is expected at a future point in 2026. Background The Department for Transport has made funding available to local authorities to install cross-pavement channels, through the EV Pavement Channels Grant. Shropshire Council has a grant allocation, which can be used to help subsidise trial channel hardware and installation (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council is conducting a pre-market engagement for the procurement of cross-pavement charging solutions for electric vehicles. The initiative aims to enable residents without off-street parking in Shropshire to safely charge their vehicles on-street. The engagement process is currently at the planning stage and involves collecting information from potential suppliers to shape the final technical specifications. A market engagement event is slated for May 2026, with responses to the market engagement form due by 22nd May 2026. The procurement, estimated at a gross value of £535,120, falls under the "works" category with a focus on electrical equipment and infrastructure. The procurement exercise is expected to progress later in 2026, with installations anticipated to begin in October 2026.

CoYC EV Infrastructure

Description: Preliminary market engagement (PME) for CYC's tender via the Oxford DPS to award a contract for a supplier to support CYC's own and operate model. This PME is to prepare the market for the upcoming competition and for suppliers to familiarise themselves with CYC's own and operate model in order to reduce the likelihood an extension to the competition is required due to suppliers being unfamiliar with the model.

Summary: City of York Council is seeking to improve its EV infrastructure through a preliminary market engagement (PME) in preparation for a tender process, under the Oxford City Council EV Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS). This procurement, titled "CoYC EV Infrastructure," falls under the category of 'works,' with additional classifications in 'services.' The project will support York's own and operate model and involves chargers, construction work, software packages, and installation services. Key milestones include the availability of engagement documents on 15th May 2026, with a competition anticipated approximately 2-4 weeks thereafter. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with efforts to familiarise suppliers with the model to prevent tender deadline extensions. The location of this procurement is primarily in the York region, and the contract period is set to begin on 1st October 2026, lasting until 30th September 2031, with potential extensions up to September 2034.

Christmas Lights in Ross-on-Wye Town Centre

Description: 18 THE SCHEME IN BRIEF 18.1 Christmas lights decorate the town centre for the Christmas period extending from the switch on event to 6th January each year. The existing scheme comprises LED icicle cross street lights and hedgehog motif frame cross street lights attached to catenary wire installations in the town centre and 12 column lights along Wilton Road. 18.2 The erection and decoration of the lights on the town Christmas Tree in the Market Square and the Christmas Tree on Brookend Street and their removal in early January. 18.3 The Market House is also decorated with icicle LED lights and these will form part of the scheme. 18.4 Christmas lights on three trees on Gloucester Road. 19 COLLECTION 19.1 The lights are currently in storage and the (read more...)

Summary: The Ross-on-Wye Town Council is seeking contractors for the installation and maintenance of Christmas lights in the town centre, focusing on enhancing the festive atmosphere during the holiday season. The procurement process, identified by the title "Christmas Lights in Ross-on-Wye Town Centre", is currently in the tender stage. This open competition welcomes submissions until 8th June 2026, with inquiries accepted until 29th May 2026. The procurement falls under the service category and takes place in the UKG11 region of the United Kingdom. The Council requires the preparation, maintenance, and removal of lights annually, following the latest wiring regulations and technical standards. Its open procurement method aims to ensure broad participation, especially encouraging bids from SMEs.

13 x Schools - LED Luminaires

Description: Removal of existing luminaires - and replacement with LED luminaires

Summary: The Inverclyde Council is currently in the tender stage of a public procurement process, seeking to replace existing luminaires with LED luminaires across 13 schools within the Inverclyde Council boundary. This project, titled "13 x Schools - LED Luminaires," falls under the industry category of general public services and is identified by procurement ID "MAY555065." The procurement method is an open procedure, with electronic submissions required through the Public Contracts Scotland website by 29 May 2026, 12:00 PM. The main procurement category is works, and the projected contract start date is set for 1 July 2026, with a completion date of 12 August 2026. The project is divided into four Lots, with suppliers able to bid for multiple Lots but only eligible to be awarded one. Each Lot covers different groups of schools within Inverclyde.

Residential Solar Collective Buying Scheme

Description: The West of England Mayoral Combined Authority (WECA) is seeking to commission a supplier for a Residential Solar collective buying scheme across the West of England region. Covering the local authority areas of Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset. This project is in support of WECA's Growth Strategy priorities to increase clean and renewable energy and decarbonise homes across the region by 2035. The scheme will drive down installation costs for homeowners in owner-occupier properties through collective purchasing of solar panels, batteries and other low carbon technologies. With the aim of accelerating deployment and increasing energy resilience in the community across the region and providing homeowners with a financially viable, convenient and fast-tracked solution. The supplier will be expected to utilise and develop (read more...)

Summary: The West of England Combined Authority is in the planning stage of commissioning a supplier for its "Residential Solar Collective Buying Scheme," focusing on energy and related services within the solar power industry. This contract aims to support the region's Growth Strategy priorities by facilitating the collective purchase of solar panels and other low carbon technologies. Set to be implemented across Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset, the scheme is designed to reduce installation costs for owner-occupier properties and enhance energy resilience. Key dates include a planned start of procurement by 3 July 2026, with an initial contract period lasting until 2 July 2027, with the potential to extend until 2028. Interested parties should complete the engagement questionnaire by 14 May 2026.

Public Address and Voice Alarm Design Consultant

Description: The NHM intends to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced Lead Design Consultant to provide professional services in connection with the upgrade and replacement of the Public Address and Voice Alarm (PAVA) system across the Museum estate. The Consultant will be expected to take on Electrical Design Services and the BSA Principal Designer Role which can either be in house or sub-contracted to the Lead Designer. Design Consultancy Services will be required for this project from RIBA Stage 1 - 7. However, due toe funding availability, only services for RIBA stages 1-4 are guaranteed. Future works on the project is expected to last to March 2030 and is subject to the Museum receiving funding. During the tender, confidential information will be shared requiring the completion of an NDA (read more...)

Summary: The Natural History Museum, located in London, is seeking to appoint a Lead Design Consultant for the upgrade and replacement of its Public Address and Voice Alarm (PAVA) system. This open tender process, classified under services within the building services consultancy and safety consultancy industry categories, includes a project value estimated at GBP 200,000 to GBP 240,000. The tender stage commenced on 30th April 2026, with submissions due by 4th June 2026, and queries permitted until 28th May 2026. The project spans from RIBA Stage 1 through Stage 7, though guaranteed services currently extend to RIBA Stages 1-4, as funding is subject to availability. The consultancy services will be executed within the UKI region, with a proposed award decision by 10th August 2026 and contract commencement on 17th August 2026, potentially extending the project until 2030 based on funding renewals.

Cross-pavement charging for electric vehicles

Description: The purpose of this notice is to inform potential suppliers of Shropshire Council's intention to procure one or more suppliers to deliver, install, own and maintain embedded cross-pavement channel solutions within Shropshire. The cross-pavement channel solutions would allow residents without off-street parking to safely charge their vehicle while parked on-street. This is a pre-market engagement exercise to aid the Council in gathering information. It is not an invitation to tender, or request for formal expressions of interest. A procurement exercise is expected at a future point in Spring 2026, with a view to installations commencing in Summer 2026. Background The Department for Transport has made funding available to local authorities to install cross-pavement channels, through the EV Pavement Channels Grant. Shropshire Council has a grant allocation, which can (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council is conducting a pre-market engagement for the procurement of cross-pavement charging solutions for electric vehicles. The initiative aims to enable residents without off-street parking in Shropshire to safely charge their vehicles on-street. The engagement process is currently at the planning stage and involves collecting information from potential suppliers to shape the final technical specifications. A market engagement event is slated for May 2026, with responses to the market engagement form due by 22nd May 2026. The procurement, estimated at a gross value of £535,120, falls under the "works" category with a focus on electrical equipment and infrastructure. The procurement exercise is expected to progress later in 2026, with installations anticipated to begin in October 2026.

Property Works

Description: The Property Works Dynamic Market is organised into five themes that reflect the lifecycle of property maintenance and improvement. Each theme addresses a specific facet of asset management, from initial assessment and compliance to the installation of modern, sustainable infrastructure. Designed to ensure that PfP and other Public Sector Bodies have access to a robust supply chain of qualified and experienced service providers. Within those 5 themes there are 20 Lots: Theme 1: Professional Surveys and Compliance * Lot 1 - Stock Condition Surveys * Lot 2 - Energy Performance Certificates * Lot 3 - Fire Risk Assessments Theme 2: General Building and External Works * Lot 4 - Structural Works * Lot 5 - External Fabric * Lot 6 - Environmental & Landscaping * Lot 7 - (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Places for People Group Limited involves an active tender for "Property Works," focusing on building services and energy-related tasks. The tender encompasses five primary themes divided into 20 lots, aimed at property maintenance, improvement, and sustainable infrastructure across regions, including the United Kingdom, Guernsey, Isle of Man, Jersey, and Gibraltar. The procurement is in the "tender" stage with key details accessible via their website. This open dynamic market commences on 1st July 2026 and concludes on 30th June 2036, with submissions permitted electronically.