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Saltash Guildhall Internal Works

Description: Saltash Town Council is seeking tenders from suitably qualified contractors for internal remodelling works at the Guildhall, Lower Fore Street, Saltash. The project comprises refurbishment and adaptation works to support revised council operations and meeting functions, including: Manufacture and installation of bespoke horseshoe-shaped council chamber desking accommodating approximately 20 members/users. Supply and installation of audio visual equipment to support hybrid meetings, Microsoft Teams connectivity, microphones, displays, speakers and associated control systems. Installation of an assisted listening system. Electrical alterations and new power and data infrastructure within the First Floor Long Room. Electrical and data alterations within the Ground Floor Council Chamber. Electrical and data alterations within the Clerk's Office. Heating alterations including replacement radiators within the Council Chamber. Supply and installation of acoustic underlay and new carpet finishes (read more...)

Summary: Saltash Town Council plans internal remodelling and refurbishment at the Guildhall on Lower Fore Street in Saltash. The works adapt the occupied civic building for revised council operations and meetings. They include bespoke horseshoe-shaped council chamber desks for about 20 users; audio-visual equipment for hybrid meetings, including Microsoft Teams connectivity, microphones, displays, speakers and control systems; and an assisted listening system. The work also covers new power and data infrastructure and alterations in the first-floor Long Room, ground-floor Council Chamber and Clerk’s Office, replacement Council Chamber radiators, and acoustic underlay and new carpet in the Long Room. The contractor will commission and test installations, provide certification and training, make good affected areas, and maintain safe operation of the premises throughout the works.

Saltash Guildhall Internal Works

Description: Saltash Town Council is seeking tenders from suitably qualified contractors for internal remodelling works at the Guildhall, Lower Fore Street, Saltash. The project comprises refurbishment and adaptation works to support revised council operations and meeting functions, including: Manufacture and installation of bespoke horseshoe-shaped council chamber desking accommodating approximately 20 members/users. Supply and installation of audio visual equipment to support hybrid meetings, Microsoft Teams connectivity, microphones, displays, speakers and associated control systems. Installation of an assisted listening system. Electrical alterations and new power and data infrastructure within the First Floor Long Room. Electrical and data alterations within the Ground Floor Council Chamber. Electrical and data alterations within the Clerk's Office. Heating alterations including replacement radiators within the Council Chamber. Supply and installation of acoustic underlay and new carpet finishes (read more...)

Summary: Saltash Town Council plans internal remodelling and refurbishment at the Guildhall on Lower Fore Street in Saltash. The works adapt the occupied civic building for revised council operations and meetings. They include bespoke horseshoe-shaped council chamber desks for about 20 users; audio-visual equipment for hybrid meetings, including Microsoft Teams connectivity, microphones, displays, speakers and control systems; and an assisted listening system. The work also covers new power and data infrastructure and alterations in the first-floor Long Room, ground-floor Council Chamber and Clerk’s Office, replacement Council Chamber radiators, and acoustic underlay and new carpet in the Long Room. The contractor will commission and test installations, provide certification and training, make good affected areas, and maintain safe operation of the premises throughout the works.

Purchase of 475 Smartphones for MKCC

Description: Milton Keynes City Council are currently out to tender for the provision of 475 Smartphones for Sheltered Housing and ICT staff. Suppliers that would like to take part in this tender process are invited to "Express Interest" upon which they will be given access to the full tender documentation through this e-tendering system. Suppliers will be notified by email, and the tender documents can be accessed from the "My Tenders" area of this website by selecting the "View Details" button for this tender. Deadline for submissions of the tender will be 12 noon Thursday 19th November 2026. Please allow sufficient time to make your return as late returns will not be permitted. Any questions relating to this tender should be made via correspondence on the website. Please do (read more...)

Summary: Milton Keynes City Council is buying 475 smartphones for use by its sheltered housing service and ICT staff. This is a goods requirement for mobile telephones, with delivery in the Milton Keynes area.

Network Services Contract

Description: The contract will cover the delivery, operation, management and ongoing development of the MPS's enterprise network estate. The successful supplier will provide end-to-end management of the Authority's network fabric enabling secure communication between users, systems, sites and partner organisations, together with the associated security and service management activities required to integrate with the MPS's wider IT ecosystem. The successful supplier will also be responsible for operational management of the Authority's connectivity suppliers which are procured under separate third-party contracts direct between the connectivity providers and the Authority.

Summary: The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime, acting for the Metropolitan Police Service, is seeking a supplier to deliver, operate, manage and develop the MPS enterprise network estate. The service must provide end-to-end management of the network that enables secure communications between users, systems, sites and partner organisations, including associated security and service management to integrate with the wider IT environment. The supplier will also manage connectivity providers appointed directly by the Authority under separate contracts. This is a network services requirement, covering local and wide area networking, network software and security services. The service supports policing across London; the stated delivery location is the United Kingdom.

In-Orbit Manufacturing (IOM) Maturation Research & Development Projects

Description: The UK Space Agency (UKSA) is launching a Contracts for Innovation competition to fund approximately two In-Orbit Manufacturing (IOM) Maturation Research & Development Projects. The competition will support the research, development and maturation of an In-Orbit Manufacturing process and associated payload. Projects will undertake proportionate design, prototyping, analysis and testing to achieve Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 4/5 by the Final Review milestone and establish a credible route to a potential future demonstration in an appropriate microgravity environment. The IOM Maturation Projects will: * Mature the IOM manufacturing process and associated payload to TRL 4/5 by the Final Review milestone, generating evidence against relevant performance indicators (such as quality, performance and quantity). * Develop and compare credible routes to a future microgravity demonstration, identifying the developments required to progress (read more...)

Summary: The Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, through the UK Space Agency, is seeking research and development projects to mature an in-orbit manufacturing process and its associated payload. The work covers design, prototyping, analysis and testing, with the aim of reaching technology readiness level 4 or 5 and establishing a credible route to a later demonstration in microgravity. Projects should compare possible demonstration routes, identify the development needed to progress towards a demonstration by 2030, and strengthen the commercial case for the capability against customer and end-user needs. The research is also intended to inform future UK Space Agency investment and procurement decisions. The work is associated with spacecraft, satellites and space technology, and delivery is in the United Kingdom.

Mission Feasibility Studies - Spacecraft Life Extension Service Demonstration

Description: This is one of two concurrent procurements being progressed, the other being for In-Orbit Manufacturing (IOM) Maturation Research & Development Projects. Please see the respective notice on Find a Tender: * Title: In-Orbit Manufacturing (IOM) Maturation Research & Development Projects The UK Space Agency is launching a Contracts for Innovation competition to fund approximately three Phase 0/A mission feasibility studies examining credible options for a potential future in-orbit demonstration of a Rendezvous, Proximity Operations and Docking (RPOD)-enabled spacecraft Life Extension service. The studies will develop and assess mission concepts capable of performing safe, reliable and repeatable RPOD with a cooperative or prepared client spacecraft. The intended demonstration may enable or de-risk a future Life Extension service such as refuelling, Attitude and Orbit Control System (AOCS) takeover, relocation, component (read more...)

Summary: The Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, through the UK Space Agency, is seeking research and development services for spacecraft life-extension mission feasibility studies. The work will develop and compare credible mission concepts for an in-orbit demonstration using rendezvous, proximity operations and docking with a prepared client spacecraft. Studies must consider the client and servicing spacecraft, launch, operations and ground segment, and assess how concepts could support a future service such as refuelling, relocation, repair, refurbishment or control-system takeover. The aim is to establish whether a safe, reliable and repeatable demonstration is feasible and inform a later procurement and business case. The requirement concerns delivery in the United Kingdom. It is one of two concurrent space demonstration discovery procurements; the other concerns in-orbit manufacturing research and development.

Audio visual, digital signage and visitor management system

Description: The LCRCA require the most appropriately suited solution available to fulfil the below requirements in entirety, operated by a single supplier. A modern cloud hosted Room Desk and Car Parking booking system, to fully replace the Authority's existing solution. New meeting room audio-visual equipment across the Authority's estate, including standard meeting rooms and the larger ground floor auditoriums at Mann Island HQ. A digital signage solution.

Summary: Liverpool City Region Combined Authority is seeking one supplier to provide an integrated audio-visual, digital signage and visitor management solution. The requirement combines a modern cloud-hosted system for booking meeting rooms and car parking, replacing the Authority’s existing solution, with new audio-visual equipment for meeting rooms across its estate, including the larger ground-floor auditoriums at Mann Island headquarters. It also includes a digital signage solution. The work covers equipment, software and installation services, with delivery in the Liverpool City Region. Suppliers need to be able to deliver and support the combined system as a whole through a single-supplier arrangement, rather than bidding to provide only one of the separate components.

London Cable Car Customer Enhancements

Description: Transport for London intends to conduct a competitive procurement for the appointment of a single supplier to provide concept design, detailed design and build/implementation services for a programme of customer experience enhancements at the London Cable Car, with a primary focus on the South Terminal at Greenwich Peninsula. The programme forms part of TfL's strategy to enhance the London Cable Car customer experience and support its continued development as a leading leisure attraction while maintaining its transport function. The successful supplier will be required to develop and deliver a coordinated package of enhancements anticipated to include: * Concept and detailed design services. * Modular and prefabricated structures. * Customer experience, exhibition and interpretation solutions. * Lighting solutions. * Signage, branding and wayfinding. * Digital content and audiovisual solutions. (read more...)

Summary: Transport for London intends to appoint one supplier to design and deliver customer-experience enhancements at the London Cable Car, focused mainly on the South Terminal at Greenwich Peninsula. The planned package combines concept and detailed design with modular or prefabricated structures, exhibition and interpretation features, lighting, signage, branding and wayfinding, digital content and audiovisual solutions, plus the associated construction and installation work. The aim is to improve the attraction for visitors while retaining its transport function. This is a combined design, engineering and construction project, rather than a supply-only requirement. The work is in London; the procurement is classified as works, with related services including architecture and engineering.

IT Data Cabling

Description: City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council (the Council) is seeking to appoint a suitably experienced and qualified Provider (the Provider) to undertake structured data and voice cabling works to support the Council's existing and future, copper and fibre infrastructure. The Council has buildings across the Bradford district including the towns of Bingley, Ilkley, Keighley, Shipley and a number of sites beyond the district. The installations can take place in any of the Council buildings. The Council is looking for fixed rate pricing for Basic Works which will be undertaken during normal working hours Monday to Friday 8am - 6pm across the district. The Provider will be expected to familiar with working in environments including office accommodation, schools, leisure centres, museums and libraries. In these environments the Provider will (read more...)

Summary: City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council is seeking a provider for structured data and voice cabling works supporting its existing and future copper and fibre infrastructure. The work covers installations in Council buildings across the Bradford district, including Bingley, Ilkley, Keighley and Shipley, as well as sites beyond the district. The requirement is for network cabling services across a varied public estate, including offices, schools, leisure centres, museums and libraries. Installations may involve both suspended and solid ceiling arrangements. Basic works are to be priced at fixed rates and carried out during normal weekday working hours. The provider will support the Council’s buildings with cabling installations as required.

Palladian Academy Trust - Comms & Security Partner

Description: Palladian Academy Trust is a strong Trust based in Bath and Wiltshire that offers education from 4-19. We are proud that our schools serve different communities, some are church schools, some are non-denominational, but together we know we are better placed to ensure our pupils have the best educational experience. The Trust was established in 2016 and is named after a local landmark, The Palladian Bridge in Prior Park, a symbol of connection and unity. As a Trust, we know that each of our schools has its own distinctiveness and each one brings different strengths as an equal partner. While we recognise what each school has to offer individually, we also work together at the same time, to maximise the benefits of being part of a larger network (read more...)

Summary: Palladian Academy Trust is seeking a communications and security partner to provide broadband and associated services for its schools. The core requirement is a leased-line broadband connection at each school, with a diverse routed automatic failover line, firewalling, and filtering and monitoring aligned with current Keeping Children Safe in Education standards. The service also includes support and maintenance, installation and transition, end-to-end service-level management, monitoring, management and reporting, and coordination of any third parties. The supplier must interface directly with the Trust’s outsourced ICT support provider to resolve issues and requests. Telephony may be added in future years. The Trust provides education for pupils aged 4–19 and is based in Bath and Wiltshire; delivery is required across the listed English regions, including the South West.