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CBC-1849-T-SK - Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure and Associated Services in Central Bedfordshire (LEVI Tender 1)

Description: LEVI Tender 1 Central Bedfordshire Council have been allocated PS1,413,000 through the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) fund, which aims to increase the number of on-street low-powered charging points in residential areas and accelerate the commercialisation of this market. The Council requires Service Providers for two concession contracts for the supply, installation, operation, management, and maintenance of a network of public electric vehicle charge points and associated services, at locations across Central Bedfordshire. Appointment to these contracts will be done via two separate procurement exercises, split by technology type - LEVI Tender 1 and LEVI Tender 2. Service Providers can bid for any of the two opportunities but cannot win both. LEVI Tender 1 involves the provision of residential charge points both on-street and in hubs (car parks (read more...)

Summary: Central Bedfordshire Council is actively seeking service providers for its Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure project, designated as the LEVI Tender 1. This procurement falls under the services category, specifically focusing on architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services relevant to electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The tender invites bids for two concession contracts that entail the supply, installation, and ongoing management of public electric vehicle charge points across Central Bedfordshire. The procurement process adopted is an open procedure, and currently, it is at the tender amendment stage. Interested parties need to submit their bids by 16th February 2026, and the contract is slated to commence on 1st July 2026, lasting for 15 years with an optional 12-month extension. The project aims to boost the availability of low-powered on-street and hub-based charge points, leveraging a sizeable allocation of £1,413,000 from the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure funding.

CBC-1849-T-SK - Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure and Associated Services in Central Bedfordshire (LEVI Tender 1)

Description: LEVI Tender 1 Central Bedfordshire Council have been allocated PS1,413,000 through the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) fund, which aims to increase the number of on-street low-powered charging points in residential areas and accelerate the commercialisation of this market. The Council requires Service Providers for two concession contracts for the supply, installation, operation, management, and maintenance of a network of public electric vehicle charge points and associated services, at locations across Central Bedfordshire. Appointment to these contracts will be done via two separate procurement exercises, split by technology type - LEVI Tender 1 and LEVI Tender 2. Service Providers can bid for any of the two opportunities but cannot win both. LEVI Tender 1 involves the provision of residential charge points both on-street and in hubs (car parks (read more...)

Summary: Central Bedfordshire Council is actively seeking service providers for its Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure project, designated as the LEVI Tender 1. This procurement falls under the services category, specifically focusing on architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services relevant to electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The tender invites bids for two concession contracts that entail the supply, installation, and ongoing management of public electric vehicle charge points across Central Bedfordshire. The procurement process adopted is an open procedure, and currently, it is at the tender amendment stage. Interested parties need to submit their bids by 16th February 2026, and the contract is slated to commence on 1st July 2026, lasting for 15 years with an optional 12-month extension. The project aims to boost the availability of low-powered on-street and hub-based charge points, leveraging a sizeable allocation of £1,413,000 from the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure funding.

Procurement of sanitary, utility, and auxiliary equipment for temporary facilities

Description: Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine Phase 2 (PFRU-2) is a multi-year, multi-donor-funded programme managed by the UK's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. As part of its project activities, PFRU-2 is seeking an organization to supply the sanitary, utility, and auxiliary equipment for temporary facilities. Please note the following important tender provisions: * the deadline for submitting proposals is February 16, 2026, at 15:00 Kyiv time; * all questions regarding the tender conditions must be submitted no later than February 12, 2026, at 18:00 Kyiv time; * Price proposals must be submitted either in Ukrainian or English; * All tender-related communication must be conducted exclusively in writing via email at pfruprocurement@chemonics.com; * The PFRU-2 project is exempt from taxes, fees, and VAT in the partner country. Therefore, PFRU-2 (read more...)

Summary: The Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine Phase 2 (PFRU-2), managed by the UK's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, is seeking suppliers for sanitary, utility, and auxiliary equipment for temporary facilities. This procurement, under the selective method and using a restricted procedure above threshold, was published on 9 February 2026 with the tender phase currently active. The key deadline for proposal submissions is 16 February 2026, at 15:00 Kyiv time, and all inquiries regarding the tender must be submitted by 12 February 2026. The delivery location is set in Ukraine, within the 'Miscellaneous equipment' category under CPV classification 39300000, among others. Chemonics International, Inc. is the buying organisation overseeing this process, with the contract period set from 27 February 2026 to 28 February 2027.

Long Term Power Purchase Agreements

Description: United Utilities is committed to building a greener energy portfolio that reduces operational carbon emissions and supports our ambition to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. As one of the largest water and wastewater service providers in the UK, we operate more than 100 water treatment works and 575 wastewater treatment works across the North West of England. These sites have significant energy demands and require robust power resilience to maintain essential services for our customers. Our operational footprint across the region presents substantial opportunities to integrate low-carbon and renewable energy solutions. Many of our sites have available land or roof space suitable for on-site generation. In addition, we are seeking opportunities for work with existing or upcoming renewable generation assets close to our operational sites to (read more...)

Summary: United Utilities Water Limited is soliciting bids for "Long Term Power Purchase Agreements" as part of its commitment to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. This procurement process is active and organised into three parts, seeking services within the energy and related services industry category focusing on low-carbon and renewable energy solutions. The tender is held in Warrington, UK, with plans to integrate these solutions across multiple operational sites in the North West of England. The tender, utilizing an open procurement method, was initiated on 6th February 2026, with the tender period closing on 6th March 2026. Businesses interested in this procurement must address parts related to existing and site-based renewable energy projects, with detailed options for roof-mounted solar PV installations.

Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Concession

Description: Concession contract for delivery, operation and maintenance of electric vehicle charging infrastructure throughout Cornwall, via a 15 year contract with a option to extend by 1 year.

Summary: The buying organisation for the current public procurement opportunity is Cornwall Council, aiming to deliver, operate, and maintain an electric vehicle charging infrastructure across Cornwall through a concession contract lasting 15 years with an optional one-year extension. The procurement process is in the planning update stage, with a planned contract start date of 12th October 2026. The project falls under the services category and includes works related to electric vehicle infrastructure, classified within the transport and electrical installation sectors. The total estimated value of the contract is £115,189,449, with a significant contribution expected from the successful bidder. Interested parties should note that further notices are expected on 25th February 2026 regarding this opportunity, and its location falls under the UKK3 region of the United Kingdom.

Kinetic Energy Recovery System (Road-Embedded) - Market Engagement

Description: Milton Keynes City Council declared a climate emergency in 2019 and has set a target to reduce carbon emissions from its internal operations and infrastructure by 2030. As part of this ambition, the Council is exploring innovative on-site energy generation technologies that can reduce reliance on grid electricity, support the decarbonisation of operational assets, reduce long term operational cost of Milton Keynes City Council asset and demonstrate leadership in sustainable infrastructure. The Council is currently assessing the feasibility of installing road embedded kinetic energy recovery systems an example of this is a speed bump style energy generation technology at viable sites where vehicle movements are frequent and predictable. The Council is seeking expressions of interest from organisations that design, supply, install, operate, or maintain kinetic energy recovery systems (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process, initiated by Milton Keynes City Council, focuses on the development of a "Kinetic Energy Recovery System (Road-Embedded)" to support their climate emergency targets. The Council is in the planning stage, engaging the market to assess the feasibility of installing road-embedded kinetic energy recovery systems. Located in Milton Keynes, United Kingdom, this opportunity falls under the services category, specifically targeting innovative energy supply and distribution methods. Interested parties are expected to express their interest by 16 March 2026, with the overall contract period commencing on 1 December 2026 and lasting until 30 November 2036, with potential extensions up to 2041. The communication regarding future notices is scheduled for 1 July 2026.

WRMP29 Call for Options

Description: We are developing our plan for how we will manage water resources in the North West from 2030-2090. With regional growth, population change, and the impacts of climate change, our Water Resources Management Plan (WRMP29) will set out how we meet the demand that these challenges create, ensuring that we continue to provide a reliable, sustainable, and good quality water supply to meet the needs of our customers and the environment. We are working in partnership with Water Resources West (WRW), the regional planning group for the West of England and part of Wales, to ensure a consistent approach across the region. See the following link for additional details: https://www.unitedutilities.com/corporate/about-us/our-future-plans/water-resources/developing-our-water-resources-management-plan/

Summary: UNITED UTILITIES WATER LIMITED is overseeing a significant procurement process titled "WRMP29 Call for Options," focused on planning and improving water resource management in the North West from 2030 to 2090. This initiative falls under the services category, primarily targeting natural water, water distribution, and related consultancy services. The project is in the planning stage with an emphasis on market engagement to gather ideas from stakeholders about reducing water demand or increasing supply by a minimum of 0.5Ml/d. A response deadline has been set for 31 March 2026 at 12:00. The procurement covers multiple regions across the United Kingdom and engages potential suppliers to propose innovations in addressing regional water challenges exacerbated by climate change and population growth.

prj_7956 - Major Project SRO HWTWRP - ME4

Description: The Hampshire Water Transfer and Water Recycling Project (The Project) is a Strategic Resource Option (SRO) and a major part of Southern Water's long-term strategy to address the significant water supply shortfall in Hampshire. By using advanced water treatment technologies, the Project will transform treated wastewater, normally pumped far out to sea, into purified recycled water. This new resource will supplement natural spring water from Portsmouth Water's Bedhampton Springs, with both sources being stored in the new Havant Thicket Reservoir. This integrated approach will maximise the reservoir's capacity, ensuring greater water availability, especially during periods of drought. Water from the reservoir will be transferred to our existing Otterbourne Water Supply Works, where it will undergo further treatment to strict drinking water standards prior to going into supply. By (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited has initiated the planning stage for the Hampshire Water Transfer and Water Recycling Project, a strategic resource option aimed at addressing water supply shortfalls in Hampshire. This major project, involving the construction of a water recycling plant, pipelines, and related infrastructure, will utilise advanced technologies to recycle wastewater into purified drinking water. Located in the UK, with the main activities centred around the Havant Thicket Reservoir and Otterbourne Water Supply Works, the procurement involves a market engagement exercise with a deadline of 5th June 2026. A series of informational activities are planned, including a townhall event on 14th April 2026. The procurement process employs Ofwat's Direct Procurement for Customers model, with Southern Water seeking a Competitively Appointed Provider to manage the Design, Build, Finance, Maintain, and Operate contract.

Commercial Heating - Pre-Market Engagement Notice

Description: Leeds City Council (the "Council") is looking into a potential procurement option to put in place future contractual arrangements for suitably qualified and experienced organisations to deliver Commercial Heating services.

Summary: Leeds City Council is in the planning stage for a procurement process seeking expertise in commercial heating services. With the aim of establishing future contractual arrangements, the Council is conducting a pre-market engagement to gain insights into potential procurement options. The process involves stakeholders returning the Pre-Market Engagement form to a designated contact by 19th February 2026. The procurement titles focus on providing services related to water heaters, heating equipment, and infrastructures such as district heating and gas distribution, essential for buildings. These services will form part of a service-based contract running from September 2026 to August 2027, located in Leeds, UK, under the management of Megan Axall at Leeds City Council.

Framework Agreement for the provision of Undertaking and Production of Water Hygiene Risk Assessments and Audits

Description: The Council would like to procure a Framework Agreement for the provision of Water Hygiene Risk Assessments and Audits. The works covered by this contract are intended to: * Comply with the requirement of the Approved Code of Practice L8 (the control of legionella bacteria in water systems) to maintain current legionella risk assessments * Assess the risk of scalding * Assess compliance with the water regulations. The above will be achieved by the successful contractor undertaking site-based surveys and audits to produce water hygiene risk assessments. The systems to be covered by this Contract are both hot and cold domestic systems, together with any permanently connected equipment including rainwater harvesting systems but excluding air conditioning equipment, swimming pools and hydrotherapy pools. Currently there are 493 properties across (read more...)

Summary: Staffordshire County Council is undertaking a public procurement process for a Framework Agreement aimed at providing Water Hygiene Risk Assessments and Audits. This servicing falls under the services category and it is located in the United Kingdom, specifically in the Staffordshire region. The procurement process is at the "tender" stage with key deadlines including the submission of bids by 9th March 2026 and final awards expected by 17th April 2026. The method used is an open procedure, and this single-supplier framework is aimed at ensuring compliance with various water safety regulations and maintaining the integrity of domestic water systems across a wide array of property types managed by the local council.