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PS/25/263 - Winter Maintenance Assistance Framework (2026-2033)

Description: The Council requires to establish a Winter Maintenance Assistance Framework for the provision of Contractors assistance during periods of adverse winter weather when all internal resource has been exhausted. The Framework will consist of 5 Lots: Lot 1: Ad Hoc Assistance for Gritting and Snow Clearing Operations within East and South Ayrshire Lot 2: Standby Service for the Provision of Winter Treatment Services on Kilmarnock Town Centre Priority Footways (East Ayrshire) Lot 3: Standby Service for Provision of Winter Treatment Services on Priority Carriageway Routes (East and South Ayrshire) Lot 4: Standby Service for Provision of Winter Treatment Services on Priority Footway Routes (East Ayrshire) Lot 5: Ad Hoc Assistance for Gritting and Snow Clearing Operations for Sheltered and Supported Living Accommodation within East Ayrshire

Summary: East Ayrshire Council established a winter maintenance assistance framework for gritting, snow clearing and winter treatment when its internal resources are exhausted. The services cover East Ayrshire, South Ayrshire and Kilmarnock. The five planned areas are ad hoc road and footway assistance; standby treatment of Kilmarnock town-centre priority footways; standby treatment of priority carriageway routes; standby treatment of priority footway routes; and ad hoc gritting and snow clearing for sheltered and supported living accommodation in East Ayrshire. Requirements involve contractors, farmers and other service providers supplying suitable winter-maintenance vehicles, plant and equipment. Depending on the area, work includes liquid sodium chloride or calcium chloride brine treatment, road and footway gritting, snow clearance, and white rock salt treatment for footpaths and car parks.

PS/25/263 - Winter Maintenance Assistance Framework (2026-2033)

Description: The Council requires to establish a Winter Maintenance Assistance Framework for the provision of Contractors assistance during periods of adverse winter weather when all internal resource has been exhausted. The Framework will consist of 5 Lots: Lot 1: Ad Hoc Assistance for Gritting and Snow Clearing Operations within East and South Ayrshire Lot 2: Standby Service for the Provision of Winter Treatment Services on Kilmarnock Town Centre Priority Footways (East Ayrshire) Lot 3: Standby Service for Provision of Winter Treatment Services on Priority Carriageway Routes (East and South Ayrshire) Lot 4: Standby Service for Provision of Winter Treatment Services on Priority Footway Routes (East Ayrshire) Lot 5: Ad Hoc Assistance for Gritting and Snow Clearing Operations for Sheltered and Supported Living Accommodation within East Ayrshire

Summary: East Ayrshire Council is establishing a winter maintenance assistance framework for contractors to support its own teams during periods of severe winter weather. The services cover gritting, snow clearing and winter treatment using suitable vehicles, plant, equipment and materials. There are five service areas: ad hoc gritting and snow clearing across East and South Ayrshire; standby liquid de-icer treatment for priority footways in Kilmarnock town centre; standby treatment for priority carriageway routes across East and South Ayrshire; standby treatment for priority footway routes in East Ayrshire; and ad hoc gritting of footpaths and car parks at sheltered and supported living accommodation in East Ayrshire. The work is classified as winter road maintenance services (CPV 90620000).

Provision of a deep geothermal solution

Description: The Countess of Chester Hospital is working to meet its statutory net zero requirements in a number of ways. A partner has already been secured to address energy generation and usage on the site using the Carbon and Energy Fund framework. That partner is addressing energy infrastructure on the site, and included in that requirement is to provide an interface with the successful tenderer from this procurement (Deep Geothermal Solution Reference G1065). The Trust has also won a Public Sector Decarbonisation grant to assist with the geothermal installation. Under this geothermal procurement the Trust is seeking a development partner (The awarded supplier from this procurement) who will design a Salix compliant process to investigate and develop a geothermal supply for the hospital. It is envisaged that the successful (read more...)

Summary: The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is procuring a deep geothermal solution for its hospital site in Chester. The requirement is for a development partner to design a Salix-compliant process for investigating and developing a geothermal heat supply. The work covers the technical development needed to establish whether geothermal energy can heat the hospital, including geological and geophysical investigation, drilling, well testing, well completion, downhole equipment, geotechnical engineering and engineering design. The solution must interface with energy-generation and usage infrastructure being delivered separately through the Carbon and Energy Fund framework. If development succeeds, the arrangement is intended to support a long-term Energy Services Agreement under which the energy services provider owns and maintains the geothermal installation and supplies heat to the hospital.

Old Farm Place Playground Design and Install

Description: The Council is seeking Tenders for a playground designer/installer to redesign and refurbish a medium-sized play area in Ash Vale, Guildford. The design must take the location and surroundings into account to offer strong play value for a range of abilities up to around age 12. This project supports Guildford Borough Council's aim to improve and modernise local play facilities. The indicative budget for this contract is PS70,000 excluding VAT but including contingency and overheads. The Council reserves the right to exclude any bids received above this budget.

Summary: Guildford Borough Council is procuring the redesign and refurbishment of a medium-sized playground at Old Farm Place in Ash Vale, Guildford. The requirement covers both playground design and installation, including playground equipment and associated landscaping works. The finished play area must respond to its location and surroundings, provide strong play value for children with a range of abilities, and be suitable for users up to around 12 years old. The project forms part of the council’s programme to improve and modernise local play facilities. This is a works opportunity for a playground designer-installer or an established partnership able to combine inclusive play design, equipment supply, site installation and playground landscaping.

715907497 - Specialist Hydraulics Equipment (SHE) - UK1

Description: This Pipeline Notice relates to a potential future requirement by the Submarine Delivery Agency (SDA) for Specialised Hydraulic Equipment (SHE). The information in this UK1 Pipeline Notice is purely for information, and no further details are available at this stage. Further details will be provided in future notices. Interested parties are to note: * Suppliers are requested not to contact any representatives of the Authority regarding this potential requirement until further formal communication is issued via official notices. * This Pipeline Notice is intended solely to alert the market to a potential future requirement. It does not constitute a formal request for Expressions of Interest (EOI) nor a commitment to undertake a procurement exercise. * The publication date of the UK 4 Tender Notice, Contract Value, Contract start (read more...)

Summary: The Submarine Delivery Agency intends to procure specialist hydraulic equipment for submarine-related requirements. The scope is identified as specialised hydraulic equipment, with the procurement primarily for goods and potentially associated services. The classifications cover hydraulic equipment and submarines, including strategic and attack submarines powered by nuclear fuel. Delivery is required across the United Kingdom. The buying organisation is the Submarine Delivery Agency, a central government body responsible for submarine delivery. The requirement sits within the defence and security sector, so it is relevant to manufacturers, distributors and service providers working with specialist hydraulic systems for submarine or other highly controlled defence applications. The pipeline notice is intended to alert the market to a potential future requirement rather than define a final specification.

Invitation to Quote for the Supply of Services to Assist with the Isles Planned and Reactive Roads Maintenance Activities

Description: Orkney Islands Council are looking to establish an agreement for the provision of plant and machinery on an as required basis for the hire of various construction plant such as excavators, cranes, tractors and trailers and other heavy machinery. The purpose of this quotation is to put in place an agreement to establish call-off arrangements for the provision of specific kinds of operated construction plant to assist with the planned and reactive road management and maintenance activities on the South linked isles, Outer isles and West Mainland Orkney.

Summary: Orkney Islands Council is seeking operated construction plant and machinery hire services to support planned and reactive roads management and maintenance. The requirement covers excavators, cranes, tractors, trailers and other heavy machinery, with call-off arrangements for specific types of plant as needed. Services include winter service provision, particularly snow clearance, road maintenance, street lighting works, drainage, road construction and excavation. There are two lots: winter service provision, and road maintenance including drainage, road construction and excavation. Work will be delivered across the South linked Isles, Outer Isles and West Mainland of Orkney, with the wider plant requirement also referring to Orkney Mainland. This is a services opportunity for plant hire businesses and operators able to work across these island locations.

Calibration, Servicing and Maintenance of Workshop Equipment

Description: Provision of Calibration, Servicing and Maintenance of Workshop Equipment

Summary: North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust is procuring calibration, servicing and maintenance services for workshop equipment. The requirement covers workshop equipment and calibration services, supporting the reliable operation and accuracy of equipment used by the Trust. The work is to be delivered across the United Kingdom. This is a public-sector services opportunity for businesses that maintain, inspect, test and calibrate workshop equipment, rather than a supply-only contract. The procurement is presented as a single requirement covering the full service scope, so suppliers should be able to address the Trust’s workshop equipment needs through an integrated maintenance and calibration service.

DeWalt Power Tools Tender

Description: 3 year + 1 year contract for the supply of DeWalt Power Tools delivered, after receipt of a purchase order, to our locations at Solihull, Worcester and Louth.

Summary: Platform Housing Limited intends to procure DeWalt power tools for its operations. The requirement is for the supply of branded power tools, delivered after receipt of a purchase order to the buyer’s locations in Solihull, Worcester and Louth. This is a goods contract rather than a works or services requirement, with power tools as the stated procurement classification (CPV 43830000). Suppliers should therefore be able to provide the required DeWalt product range and arrange reliable delivery to multiple locations. The buyer is a sub-central public authority based in Solihull. The requirement covers supply and delivery, rather than tool hire, maintenance, installation or construction work. It may suit manufacturers, authorised distributors, wholesalers and specialist trade-tool suppliers with suitable stock and distribution arrangements.

PKC13040 - Planned Preventative and Reactive Maintenance to Public Buildings

Description: Perth and Kinross Council are seeking to appoint suitably qualified and experienced contactors to carry out planned preventative and reactive maintenance to Public Buildings in the Council area. The contract will be split into 13 Lots.

Summary: Perth & Kinross Council plans to procure planned preventative and reactive maintenance for public buildings across the Perth and Kinross Council area. The work is construction and building-maintenance services, covering 13 lots: electrical systems; fixed-wiring inspection and testing; fire and life-safety systems; security and access systems; remote alarm monitoring; L8 risk assessments; commercial catering and kitchen systems; water management and hygiene; specialist systems and equipment through a facilities-management provider; mechanical services including heating, plumbing and ventilation; single-ply roofing; drainage and environmental systems; and minor works and multi-trade support. The scope includes inspection, testing, servicing, repairs and reactive works across council buildings, with specialist equipment and compliance activities included within the relevant lots.

Cliffe Park Play Area Refurbishment

Description: Dronfield Town Council is inviting quotations for the refurbishment of the Cliffe Park playground, located on Callywhite Lane in Dronfield, Derbyshire - What Three Words location - vets.moving.assets Dronfield Town Council currently manages and maintains ten playgrounds across the town. Cliffe Park is the largest site and is well-used by local residents, school children, with a secondary school located nearby, dog walkers and people from outside the area. The play area currently has open access within the wider park and has a range of features including a fenced off sand pit, table tennis table and play equipment for a variety of ages. The maximum budget for this project is PS300,000 excluding VAT and PS360,000 including VAT.

Summary: Dronfield Town Council is procuring works to refurbish the Cliffe Park play area on Callywhite Lane, Dronfield, Derbyshire. The site is the town’s largest playground and is used by local residents, school children, dog walkers and visitors from outside the area. The refurbishment will cover play-area and playground equipment works, together with landscaping for a park. Existing features include a fenced sand pit, table tennis table and equipment serving a range of ages, within an open-access area of the wider park. This is a local authority works contract for a supplier able to design and deliver an accessible, inclusive and durable community playground, while managing the surrounding park environment and maintaining safe public use during the project.