Find Tenders for Construction structures and materials; auxiliary products to construction (except electric apparatus)

P-3429 Management of Translink NI Bus Shelters

Description: Translink are appointed as the Asset Partner on behalf of the Asset Owner, Department for Infrastructure (DfI), for the management of Bus Shelters throughout Northern Ireland. The current Bus Shelter Portfolio comprises a total stock of approximately 1,460 bus shelters throughout the province, including 104 'Metropolis style' shelters for Belfast Rapid Transport (BRT) . BRT1 also includes four purpose-built Bicycle Storage Shelters . Bus shelters are located province-wide in over 80 settlements. The network benefits from 705 paper and 101 digital advertising screens , providing a positive revenue stream to Translink, guaranteed minimum plus an overage calculation based on annual Gross Income Budget figures. We are seeking to appoint a suitable competent and experienced service provider to manage the Translink's Bus Shelter Portfolio. Your response must be submitted (read more...)

Summary: Translink is seeking a provider to manage the bus shelter portfolio it oversees for the Department for Infrastructure across Northern Ireland. The portfolio comprises about 1,460 shelters, including 104 Metropolis-style shelters used by Belfast Rapid Transit and four purpose-built bicycle storage shelters associated with BRT1. Shelters are spread across more than 80 settlements. The network also includes 705 paper and 101 digital advertising screens, which generate revenue for Translink through a guaranteed minimum and an overage calculation based on annual gross income budget figures. The work is classified as construction, but the central requirement is ongoing management of bus shelters and their associated advertising infrastructure across the province.

Provision of Scaffolding

Description: Nottingham City Council (the 'Authority' or 'Employer') is seeking tenders from suitably experienced and qualified entities (the 'Tenderer') for the execution of works. The Authority's detailed requirements are defined in the Scope located in NEC4 TSSC Form of Agreement, included in this tender pack. Nottingham City Council will utilise the Contract for the provision of erecting, dismantling, altering, inspecting and supervising scaffolding operations on Council buildings. Other related services are to include design, inspections and risk and method statements. The Contract will be available for use by Nottingham City Council (NCC). Contract Value The total value is estimated to be PS3,250,000 (PS3,900,000 including VAT) over the total length of the Contract. Information given in respect of historical or estimated future spend is provided as a guide; the Authority (read more...)

Summary: Nottingham City Council is procuring scaffolding works and related services for its buildings in Nottingham. The work covers erecting, dismantling, altering, inspecting and supervising scaffolding operations, together with scaffolding design, inspections and preparation of risk and method statements. The detailed requirements are set out in the NEC4 TSSC form of agreement and tender scope. The contract is for the Council’s use and is structured as a framework agreement. Suppliers whose work includes commercial scaffolding installation and management, inspection and design for public-sector buildings may find the scope relevant. The requirements combine on-site scaffold operations with the associated technical and safety documentation and oversight.

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.

A66 Northern Trans Pennine Project(NTP) Schemes1&2 - Skirsgill Access Civils Package

Description: Kier Infrastructure intends to engage an experienced and qualified Civil contractors for the construction of access road and associated civils works, including but not limited to, earthworks, drainage, ducting and kerbing at the Skirsgill depot on Schemes 1 & 2 of the A66 Northern Trans-Pennine Scheme. The A66 upgrade will see single-lane sections of the 80km stretch between the M6 and the A1 made into dual carriageway, while key junctions will be improved. The A66 project is to be delivered in collaboration by three Tier 1 contractors, Balfour Beatty, Kier and Keltbray. The A66 project is to be delivered in collaboration by three Tier 1 contractors, Balfour Beatty, Kier and Keltbray. We will use the Build UK Common Assessment Criteria (CAS) to ensure a consistent minimum business competence. (read more...)

Summary: Kier Transportation Limited is seeking a civil engineering contractor for an access road and associated civil works at the Skirsgill depot, on Schemes 1 and 2 of the A66 Northern Trans-Pennine project. The work includes earthworks, drainage, ducting and kerbing, with access road construction as a central requirement. The wider A66 scheme will upgrade single-carriageway sections of the route between the M6 and A1 to dual carriageway and improve key junctions; this package is specifically for depot access and related site works. Delivery is in North West England. The buyer is working on the wider A66 project alongside Balfour Beatty and Keltbray.

WUTH-ITT-C484988 Minor, Small & Medium Works

Description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to establish a Framework for provision of minor, small & medium works across its own sites and for any other participating authority as named in the ITT. The Framework will be for a period of 12 months with the option to extend for a further 12 months (maximum duration 2 years). The Framework will be broken down into five Lots: Lot 1 - Electrical (value band PS1 - PS50,000) Lot 2 - Flooring (value band PS1 - PS50,000) Lot 3 - Minor/Reactive Works (value band PS1 - PS50,000) Lot 4 - Minor/Small Planned works (value band PS50,001 - PS350,000) Lot 5 - Medium/Planned Works (value band PS350,001 - PS1.5m) Tenderers will be required to demonstrate the ability to provide and coordinate a wide (read more...)

Summary: Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is setting up a works framework for minor, small and medium building and service projects across its own sites and those of participating NHS trusts in Cheshire and Merseyside. The five work areas are electrical jobs such as sockets, data points and upgrades; flooring repairs and replacements; minor and reactive work, including painting, locks, signage and small refurbishments; planned small works such as larger refurbishments and mechanical or electrical system replacements; and medium planned projects including roofs, pipework, car parks and windows. Suppliers may focus on a specialist trade or offer and coordinate a broader range of building and service trades. The framework is also available to the participating NHS organisations named in the procurement.

105156 - National Covid Memorial Wall (Design and Build)

Description: The Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) is undertaking a Market Engagement exercise under the Procurement Act 2023 to support the development of a Design & Build for the potential Tender for the long-term preservation of the National Covid Memorial Wall. The exact procurement process is yet to be defined. However, we anticipate the outcome of the process will be a physical construction project. The site of the National Covid Memorial spans a 500-metre, Grade II-listed, 19th-century river wall along the Albert Embankment, featuring approximately 250,000 hand-painted red hearts created by bereaved families. Site and Policy Context The National Covid Memorial Wall is a series of approximately 250,000 hand-painted hearts on a 500-metre stretch of a Grade II-listed boundary wall along the Albert Embankment opposite the (read more...)

Summary: The Department for Culture, Media & Sport is exploring a design-and-build project to preserve the National Covid Memorial Wall, a Grade II-listed 19th-century boundary wall on the Albert Embankment opposite the Houses of Parliament in London. The 500-metre wall carries around 250,000 hand-painted red hearts created by bereaved families and commemorates people who died from Covid-19. The intended work is a physical construction project to support the wall’s long-term preservation as a national memorial and place for reflection and remembrance. The project is being developed with the Friends of the Wall and local partners. The site’s heritage status, memorial purpose and location beside the Thames are central to the project context.

DN817670 Parcel Locker Services on Hackney Estates

Description: London Borough of Hackney Council is inviting proposals and seeking to appoint a single supplier to deliver a concession contract for the design, installation and operation of automated parcel lockers across selected housing estates throughout the borough, with the option of other suitable Council owned sites in the future. It is proposed that the successful supplier would be responsible for the complete service, including: Site surveys and deployment planning. -Design, supply and installation of locker infrastructure. -Obtaining or supporting any necessary permissions and consents (including planning where applicable). -Provision of power, connectivity and associated infrastructure. -Day-to-day operation and management of the network. -Customer support and incident management. -Maintenance, repair and replacement of equipment. -Performance monitoring and reporting. -Removal of equipment and reinstatement of sites at the end of (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Hackney is seeking one supplier to design, install and run an automated parcel-locker network on selected council housing estates, with scope to add other council-owned sites. The service covers site surveys and deployment planning; locker supply and installation; permissions, power and connectivity; daily operations, customer support and incident handling; maintenance, repairs and equipment replacement; performance reporting; and removal and site reinstatement at the end of the contract. The lockers are intended to serve housing-estate residents and be usable by multiple parcel and postal operators, rather than tied to one carrier. The aim is to make parcel collection and returns more secure and convenient while reducing failed deliveries, vehicle movements and emissions. Delivery is across Hackney, London. This is a parcel-locker and parcel-delivery service concession.

Balfour Beatty - Roads North of the Thames - LTC - Bridge Bearings

Description: The Lower Thames Crossing Roads North Programme is seeking expressions of interest from organisations with experience in the design support, manufacture, supply and installation of bridge bearings for major highway and infrastructure projects. The scope comprises the provision of specialist bridge bearing product and methodology support to our Design Partner during the development of the detailed design, followed by the manufacture, supply, delivery and installation of bridge bearings to 16 structures across the Lower Thames Crossing Roads North project. As part of our procurement planning, we are seeking to better understand market capability, capacity and preferred delivery models to help inform the final procurement strategy and packaging approach. Through this PQQ, we are looking to engage with experienced suppliers who can provide innovative, durable and cost-effective bridge bearing (read more...)

Summary: Balfour Beatty Civil Engineering is seeking suppliers for specialist bridge bearings for 16 structures on the Roads North programme of the Lower Thames Crossing. The work covers technical and product support to the design partner during detailed design, followed by manufacture, supply, delivery and installation. The project is a new road linking Essex and Kent via a tunnel beneath the River Thames. Delivery is across Essex and Kent, in the East of England and South East. This is a bridge-bearing supply and installation opportunity, with design-support services as part of the scope.

Communal Doors and Door Entry Systems

Description: Established in 2004, Procurement for Housing (PfH) is a national procurement consortium dedicated to the social housing sector and supported by the National Housing Federation (NHF), Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) and HouseMark. Collectively our Members manage more than 90% of UK' social housing stock, with PfH helping them to achieve efficiency savings using a wide range of services including framework agreements, dynamic purchasing systems, spend analyses, strategy reviews, consolidated billing and comprehensive reporting. PfH is a contracting authority under section 2 of the Procurement Act 2023 and a centralised procurement authority under section 1(4) of that Act. Please refer to www.pfh.co.uk for additional information. PfH is administered by Inprova Limited and is headquartered in the North West of England with over 20 years of expertise and experience (read more...)

Summary: Procurement for Housing (PfH) is seeking manufacturers and contractors to provide communal doors and door-entry systems for social housing and other eligible public bodies. The requirement covers aluminium, steel, stainless-steel and timber communal doors, alongside wired and non-wired (GSM) audio and video access systems. Services include surveying, design, supply, installation, commissioning, handover and maintenance. Door-entry systems can also be bid for separately. Work may be delivered across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The framework excludes non-communal doors, including house front doors, and fire doors. PfH is a national procurement consortium serving the social housing sector; its framework is intended for use by PfH members and other permitted public bodies.