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Queen's Park SEND and Improvement Project

Description: Rochdale Council are inviting tenders to create a more inclusive play area and at Queen's Park, Heywood by: - Extending the Play Area - Installing a dance arch - Creating a sensory area around the dance arch - Installing a wheelchair swing

Summary: Rochdale Borough Council is procuring works to improve and extend the play area at Queen’s Park in Heywood. The project is intended to create a more inclusive play space, with the scope covering an extended play area, a dance arch, a sensory area around the dance arch and a wheelchair swing. It combines playground equipment installation with associated construction work. The delivery location is Queen’s Park, Heywood, within the Rochdale borough. This opportunity will suit contractors able to undertake outdoor construction and play-area improvement works, including the installation of specialist inclusive and accessible play equipment. The council is the buying organisation and the requirement is a single project rather than a multi-site programme.

Queen's Park SEND and Improvement Project

Description: Rochdale Council are inviting tenders to create a more inclusive play area and at Queen's Park, Heywood by: - Extending the Play Area - Installing a lappset dance arch (The Sona') - Creating a sensory area around the dance arch - Installing a wheelchair swing

Summary: Rochdale Borough Council is procuring works to improve and extend the play area at Queen’s Park in Heywood. The project is intended to create a more inclusive play space, with the scope covering an extended play area, a dance arch, a sensory area around the dance arch and a wheelchair swing. It combines playground equipment installation with associated construction work. The delivery location is Queen’s Park, Heywood, within the Rochdale borough. This opportunity will suit contractors able to undertake outdoor construction and play-area improvement works, including the installation of specialist inclusive and accessible play equipment. The council is the buying organisation and the requirement is a single project rather than a multi-site programme.

Equipment - The Paddocks

Description: This capital procurement project represents a strategic investment in the health, fitness, and modern infrastructure of the council's leisure portfolio. It focuses specifically on the targeted acquisition of equipment assets across two distinct work streams 1. The Paddocks (Lot 1): A completely new fitness installation requiring standard premium cardio and fixed resistance equipment (Lot 1) 2. The Paddocks (Lot 2): Deployment of fully automated, advanced digital strength and diagnostic equipment featuring real-time data streaming and NHS reporting integration. The infrastructure demands high-durability hardware capable of supporting automated user tracking, data-driven facility management, and direct synchronisation with exercise referral clinical metrics. (Lot 2) 3. Runnymede Leisure Centre (Lot 1): Cardiovascular replacement consisting strictly of premium cardiovascular equipment upgrades. (Lot 1) 4. The Paddocks (Lot 3): A dedicated suite of (read more...)

Summary: Castle Point Borough Council is procuring commercial gym and fitness equipment, including supply, software licensing and commissioning. The requirement covers two leisure facilities in Essex: The Paddocks Wellbeing Hub and Runnymede Leisure Centre. Lot 1 covers premium cardiovascular equipment, immersive console systems and space-saving dual-resistance machinery for both sites. Lot 2 covers a connected digital strength-training ecosystem and diagnostic onboarding station for the specialist health-referral suite at The Paddocks. Lot 3 covers a 10-piece, power-assisted electronically driven movement circuit with digital connectivity software at The Paddocks. The equipment is intended to support modern leisure provision, health referrals, rehabilitation, active ageing, inclusive access and data-led fitness management. The procurement is for goods, classified as gymnasium equipment.

Supply, Removal & Installation of Junior Multiplay Equipment

Description: Trowbridge Town Council is inviting quotations from suitably experienced play equipment suppliers/installers to remove the existing junior multiplay unit at Paxcroft Brook Play Area and supply and install a replacement unit of similar scale and function.

Summary: Trowbridge Town Council is procuring the removal of the existing junior multiplay unit at Paxcroft Brook Play Area and the supply and installation of a replacement of similar scale and function. This is a playground equipment supply and installation requirement, intended to provide varied play for children in the junior age range, typically ages 5 to 12. The work will take place at Paxcroft Brook Play Area in Trowbridge, Wiltshire. The council is seeking a complete solution covering removal of the current equipment, supply of the replacement unit and installation. Suppliers specialising in junior play equipment, playground construction and associated installation services are the most relevant audience for this opportunity.

Outdoor Playground Equipment Framework

Description: Hull City Council (The Authority) is seeking tenders from interested organisations for the Outdoor Playground Equipment Framework. The Authority is developing a Framework which will consist of a range of Suppliers to provide and install Outdoor Playground Equipment. The tender is an open tender procedure consisting of one stage process. The contract is anticipated to commence 1st March 2027 ending by 28th February 2031. The Authority has estimated the value of the Framework to be approximately up to PS800,000.00 per annum. The estimated value is given in good faith to assist tenderers in making their submissions, it should not be interpreted as an undertaking to purchase any goods, services or works to any particular value by the Authority and does not form part of the Contract. The Framework (read more...)

Summary: Hull City Council is establishing a closed framework of suppliers to provide and install outdoor playground equipment and related public-realm products across Hull. The requirement covers catalogue playground equipment, complete playground projects, playground markings, benches and planters, safety surfacing, and park signage. It combines goods supply with installation, project delivery and, where relevant, repair and maintenance services. The framework is divided into six lots, allowing businesses to focus on one or more specialist areas. The work is intended for council parks and playgrounds, including the supply of individual equipment items and the delivery of larger playground schemes. Relevant suppliers include manufacturers, distributors, installers, playground designers and contractors, surfacing specialists, marking providers, furniture suppliers and signage businesses.

Mawnan Park Recreational Play Project

Description: Mawnan Park, formerly known as Mawnan Junior Playing Field, is a community recreation space on Carwinion Road, next to Mawnan Bowling Club. The park can be reached from Carwinion Road and by footpaths from Shute Hill and Grove Hill. Its current play equipment includes a roundabout, two swings, a trim trail and a climbing fort. In January of 2026, the old zip wire was removed following safety inspections because it had reached the end of its usable life, with a replacement included in this stage. Mawnan Parish Council has been working diligently with the community to raise funds towards significant improvements at the site, with a confirmed budget to implement this initial phase. This is a significant component of the overall objective, detailed in the Mawnan Park Masterplan. (read more...)

Summary: Mawnan Parish Council is procuring works for the initial stage of the Mawnan Park Recreational Play Project. The requirement covers improvements to the community playground at Mawnan Park, formerly Mawnan Junior Playing Field, on Carwinion Road beside Mawnan Bowling Club, Mawnan Smith. The existing facilities include a roundabout, two swings, a trim trail and a climbing fort; the project includes replacing the removed zip wire and delivering part of the wider Mawnan Park Masterplan. This is a major investment in the playground, while later phases may add further play equipment, accessible paths and seating. The work is classified as construction of leisure facilities and playground equipment, including swings, climbing apparatus, merry-go-rounds and slides. Mawnan Parish Council is the buying organisation.

Childrens Playtower

Description: Play tower with slide Fall mitigation area https://www.quornparishcouncil.gov.uk/news/announcements/

Summary: Quorn Parish Council is procuring works to provide a children’s play tower with an attached slide and a fall-mitigation area. The requirement is classified as playground equipment (CPV 37535200) and is intended for delivery in Loughborough, England. The work covers the physical provision and installation of a play facility, including measures to reduce the risk of injury from falls. It is therefore relevant to businesses supplying commercial or community playground equipment, designing play areas, installing play structures, or delivering safety surfacing and related fall-protection works. The buying organisation is Quorn Parish Council, based in Loughborough. The procurement concerns a single play facility rather than a broad, multi-site playground programme.

Tender for the supply of Fitness Equipment to Inverclyde Leisure

Description: To supply fitness equipment to Inverclyde Leisure facilities.

Summary: Inverclyde Leisure is buying fitness equipment for its leisure facilities, with delivery and use centred on the Waterfront Leisure Complex in Greenock. The requirement covers strength, cable, plate-loaded and other gym equipment for the organisation’s premium One Life clubs, Fitness For Less venues and Strength Shed brand. A separate lot covers One Life Health, requiring specialised premium equipment for fitness, strength and resistance training, as well as wellness, recovery and longevity-focused services. Suppliers may also need to describe their existing programmes, functionality and digital platforms, including associated costs. This is a goods procurement for fitness equipment, classified under CPV 37440000. Inverclyde Leisure is the buying organisation and acts as a central purchasing body.

Tender for the supply of Fitness Equipment to Inverclyde Leisure

Description: To supply fitness equipment to Inverclyde Leisure facilities.

Summary: Inverclyde Leisure is seeking suppliers of fitness equipment for its leisure facilities in Greenock, including the Waterfront Leisure Complex. The requirement covers two areas: premium and budget equipment for its One Life, Fitness For Less and Strength Shed brands; and specialised premium equipment for One Life Health. Equipment may include strength, cable, plate-loaded and wider fitness equipment, supporting fitness, resistance training, wellness, recovery and longevity services. The One Life Health requirement also asks suppliers to describe their existing programmes, functionality and digital platforms, including associated costs. This is a goods contract for suppliers able to design and supply equipment across different leisure and health-focused operating models.

Sports Equipment and Fitness Equipment and the Maintenance of Gymnasium Equipment and Fitness Equipment

Description: This Framework is let by the Northern Ireland Education Authority ("EA") and is open to the EA, including the NI educational bodies listed below. At some point during the life of the Framework these bodies may wish to utilise the Framework and must have access, at any point, with the permission of EA. This Framework is not intended to replace any current agreements that participating or non-participating institutions may already have in place. https://www.education-ni.gov.uk/services/schools-plus Primary and Post Primary schools under the control of the EA, Catholic Maintained Schools, Independent Schools in NI, Irish Medium Schools in NI, both Controlled and, Voluntary Grammar Schools, Nursery School for NI (both controlled and Catholic Maintained), school meals kitchens on-site at all of these schools, and Controlled Youth Centres. https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/contacts/further-education-fe-colleges Further Education (read more...)

Summary: The Education Authority is procuring a framework for sports equipment, fitness equipment and related services for organisations across Northern Ireland. The scope covers the supply and delivery of sports equipment; the supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of fitness equipment; maintenance of gymnasium equipment; and maintenance of fitness equipment. Potential users include Education Authority schools and educational centres, controlled and voluntary grammar schools, Catholic maintained, independent, Irish-medium and integrated schools, nursery schools, youth centres, further education colleges, libraries and several named education and cultural bodies. The requirement is divided between goods and services, supporting purchases for schools, colleges and other participating public bodies throughout Northern Ireland. Sports equipment includes field and court sports equipment, while the fitness provision covers fitness equipment installation and ongoing maintenance.