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NESO Facilities Management Services Framework

Description: The procurement relates to the establishment of a Facilities Management Services Framework across NESO estate within the UK. The framework may include the provision of hard and/ or soft facilities management services, including associated minor works, refurbishment, repair and maintenance activities. NESO retains the right to procure requirements individually, by service line, geographical area, or as bundled service package. The final procurement approach may influence the scope, contract value, and delivery timelines of individual procurements. The scope may include, but is not limited to: 1. planned and reactive maintenance services; 2. mechanical, electrical, and fabric maintenance; 3. minor refurbishment and fit-out works; 4. building repair and associated installation works; 5. FM support and helpdesk services; 6. cleaning, hygiene, and waste management services; 7. security and access control services; (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the "NESO Facilities Management Services Framework" is currently in the planning stage, initiated by the National Energy System Operator Limited, a public undertaking based in Wokingham, UK. This tender seeks to establish a framework for facilities management services across the NESO estate within the UK. The opportunity falls under the services category in the industry and is planned to commence on 3rd September 2028, with a contract duration ending on 3rd September 2032, and a potential extension until 3rd September 2034. The procurement method employed is a competitive flexible procedure, and a future notice date is set for 15th November 2027. The framework may encompass a wide range of services, including maintenance, refurbishment, and support services, tailored to regional or specific service lines as required by NESO.

NESO Workplace Fit-Out, Refurbishment and Associated Works (East England)

Description: The procurement relates to office fit-out and refurbishment works across NESO estate locations within the UK. NESO currently intends to competitively procure the works via one of the available external framework agreements. However, the procurement route remains subject to ongoing strategy development, and may therefore be revised prior to commencement of the procurement process. NESO is also exploring various delivery options, including individual site procurements, or as bundled multi-site programme approach. The final procurement strategy may therefore impact the scope, value, and timelines of the procurement process. The scope may include, but is not limited to: 1. design development and pre-construction services; 2. fit-out, refurbishment, and associated construction works; 3. mechanical, electrical, and building installation works; 4. supply and installation of furniture, fixtures, finishes, and equipment; 5. security (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the "NESO Workplace Fit-Out, Refurbishment and Associated Works (East England)" is in the planning stage, initiated by the National Energy System Operator Limited, a public undertaking in the UK. Located in Wokingham, this procurement involves works across NESO estate locations in the East of England. It aims to cover a variety of tasks such as fit-out, refurbishment, mechanical and electrical installations, and more, with a selective procurement method under an external framework agreement. The current tender status is planned, with a contract period expected to start on 31st January 2028 and conclude by 31st January 2029, with a potential extension up to 31st January 2030. Important developments in the procurement strategy are still underway, which may affect scope and timelines.

NESO Workplace Fit-Out, Refurbishment and Associated Works (North England)

Description: The procurement relates to office fit-out and refurbishment works across NESO estate locations within the UK. NESO currently intends to competitively procure the works via one of the available external framework agreements. However, the procurement route remains subject to ongoing strategy development, and may therefore be revised prior to commencement of the procurement process. NESO is also exploring various delivery options, including individual site procurements, or as bundled multi-site programme approach. The final procurement strategy may therefore impact the scope, value, and timelines of the procurement process. The scope may include, but is not limited to: 1. design development and pre-construction services; 2. fit-out, refurbishment, and associated construction works; 3. mechanical, electrical, and building installation works; 4. supply and installation of furniture, fixtures, finishes, and equipment; 5. security (read more...)

Summary: The National Energy System Operator Limited is in the planning stage for a procurement titled "NESO Workplace Fit-Out, Refurbishment and Associated Works (North England)." This project involves the refurbishment and fit-out of offices across the NESO estate in the UK, focusing on the North of England. The procurement remains in the planning stage as of 22nd May 2026, with potential commencement around July 2027. The procurement aims to use a selective method under an existing framework, catering to the industry category of building completion and installation works. The procurement is above the threshold and offers opportunities for competitive engagement from businesses.

NESO Workplace Fit-Out, Refurbishment and Associated Works (Wales)

Description: The procurement relates to office fit-out and refurbishment works across NESO estate locations within the UK. NESO currently intends to competitively procure the works via one of the available external framework agreements. However, the procurement route remains subject to ongoing strategy development, and may therefore be revised prior to commencement of the procurement process. NESO is also exploring various delivery options, including individual site procurements, or as bundled multi-site programme approach. The final procurement strategy may therefore impact the scope, value, and timelines of the procurement process. The scope may include, but is not limited to: 1. design development and pre-construction services; 2. fit-out, refurbishment, and associated construction works; 3. mechanical, electrical, and building installation works; 4. supply and installation of furniture, fixtures, finishes, and equipment; 5. security (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process, led by the National Energy System Operator Limited, is currently in the planning stage for a project titled "NESO Workplace Fit-Out, Refurbishment and Associated Works (Wales)." This initiative, classified under the works industry category, aims to refurbish and fit out offices across NESO estate locations in the UK. Key deliverables include building installation work, security systems, and associated construction services. This competitive process anticipates employing a selective procurement method, potentially via existing external framework agreements. The planned contract is scheduled to commence on 5th July 2027, running through to 5th July 2028, with the possibility of extension until 2029. Situated within the UK, the process adheres to legal frameworks stipulated under UK legislation, 2023/54.

NESO Workplace Fit-Out, Refurbishment and Associated Works (Midlands)

Description: The procurement relates to office fit-out and refurbishment works across NESO estate locations within the UK. NESO currently intends to competitively procure the works via one of the available external framework agreements. However, the procurement route remains subject to ongoing strategy development, and may therefore be revised prior to commencement of the procurement process. NESO is also exploring various delivery options, including individual site procurements, or as bundled multi-site programme approach. The final procurement strategy may therefore impact the scope, value, and timelines of the procurement process. The scope may include, but is not limited to: 1. design development and pre-construction services; 2. fit-out, refurbishment, and associated construction works; 3. mechanical, electrical, and building installation works; 4. supply and installation of furniture, fixtures, finishes, and equipment; 5. security (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the "NESO Workplace Fit-Out, Refurbishment and Associated Works (Midlands)" is being managed by the National Energy System Operator Limited, a public undertaking organisation based in Wokingham, United Kingdom. This project is in the planning stage as of 22nd May 2026. The tender involves works within the UK, focusing on office fit-out and refurbishment across NESO estate locations. While the procurement method is selective, awarding under an external framework is currently envisioned. However, the specific procurement strategy remains under consideration, and further details will be provided as the process progresses towards commencement. The project is slated to start on 5th April 2027 and conclude by 5th April 2029, with a possible extension until 5th April 2030.

Corby Innovation Hub - New AHUs

Description: The Corby Innovation Hub uses a variety of plant and equipment upon the premise. As part of a capital delivery works, new AHUs are required to replace existing units for adequate space heating, cooling and ventilation and to achieve regulatory compliance and meet modern environmental standards. North Northamptonshire Council (hereafter known as "the Council") is inviting potential Manufacturing Companies to: * provide a cost estimate * to specify a delivery period and date from order * provide design and drawings for approval This is information and response will assist the Council to undertake an evaluation and inform forthcoming project stages.

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is currently in the planning stage of procuring new Air Handling Units (AHUs) for the Corby Innovation Hub, as part of their capital delivery works. This project falls under the services industry category, specifically focusing on cooling, ventilation, and mechanical engineering installation works. The procurement process is defined as a concession with an emphasis on pre-market engagement to encourage a proactive dialogue with potential suppliers. The deadline for expressing interest in the pre-market engagement is 8th June 2026, and the planned contract period is set from 21st September to 19th October 2026. The initiative is aimed at replacing existing units to ensure adequate space heating, cooling, and ventilation, thereby meeting modern environmental standards and regulatory compliance.

COV-Cycle Routes

Description: Works for three schemes: - Tile Hill Station - Improvement to existing infrastructure, including cycle way to comply with LTN1/20 standards. - Westwood Way - Improvement to existing cycle infrastructure using the standards and requirements from LTN1/20 - Pickford Green Lane Traffic Signals - Installation of new traffic signals on junction.

Summary: Coventry City Council invites tenders for its project titled "COV-Cycle Routes," focusing on improvements to cycle infrastructure. This tender, identified by the code COV25889, falls under the category of works related to construction and civil engineering, specifically cycle path construction. The project comprises three schemes: enhancements to Tile Hill Station's infrastructure, improvements on Westwood Way, and the installation of traffic signals on Pickford Green Lane. The procurement process is in the tender stage, with interested parties required to submit electronic tenders via the specified portal by 15th June 2026. The total value of the project is estimated at £3,400,000, with work scheduled to commence on 16th July 2026 and conclude by 24th September 2027. This is an open procurement process, below the standard threshold, and the procurement complies with legal standards outlined in legislation 2023/54.

LTC-Northumbrian Water - NRSWA Diversion Agreement ESW 900mm

Description: Diversionary works for LTC project. NRSWA Diversion Agreement ESW 900mm

Summary: The procurement process initiated by National Highways Limited involves a planned project titled "LTC-Northumbrian Water – NRSWA Diversion Agreement ESW 900mm," focusing on diversionary works related to water-distribution pipelines. The project falls under the industry category of works related to water-distribution pipelines (CPV 45232150) and is set to take place in Birmingham, United Kingdom. The process is currently at the planning stage with an indicative future notice date of 22nd June 2026. The contract period is scheduled to start on 6th August 2026 and end on 16th May 2029. The procurement method is a direct award, indicating a streamlined procurement process.

Highways Maintenance

Description: City of Wolverhampton Council has a requirement for a consolidated highways maintenance contract, including network safety, network management, highways operations and network development.

Summary: The City of Wolverhampton Council has initiated a planning stage for a Highways Maintenance contract covering network safety, management, operations, and development. This procurement process falls under the industry category of "Highway maintenance work" and is planned for the region of UKG39, United Kingdom. The procurement is being conducted through an open procedure, with above-threshold requirements set for the works category. Key dates to note include a future notice date set for 1st September 2026, while the contract period is scheduled from 1st April 2027 to 31st March 2032. As the current stage is in planning, interested parties should prepare for the upcoming tenders.

Thriving Economy: City Centre Box Space

Description: City of Wolverhampton will be seeking to procure a 'design, build and operate' commercial partner to develop a new Box Space / Food Hall, in the heart of the city centre, on Council-owned land. The procurement will be tendered as a concession contract, with works requirements to build the scheme before moving into operation via a lease agreement.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is planning a public procurement process titled "Thriving Economy: City Centre Box Space," aimed at enhancing the city centre with a new Box Space/Food Hall. As part of the planning stage, the Council is inviting prospective commercial partners to engage in a 'design, build and operate' concession contract on council-owned land. This procurement process is scheduled to commence with future notice on 1st July 2026, and potential operations starting in November 2026. The initiative focuses on services in the leisure, sports, culture, lodging, and restaurant sectors, with the central region of the West Midlands (UKG39) as its primary location. The procurement will be carried out using a competitive flexible procedure, ensuring compliance with the UKPGA legal framework.