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4 year Framework Agreement for the provision of Landscape Architect services for new build housing

Description: Link is seeking to enter into a Framework Agreement with a maximum of five Landscape Architects Practices for the provision of Landscape Architect services for a four-year period. Successful Practices should be registered with the Landscape Institute (or the equivalent bodies within the country your organisation is registered). Link works in partnership with a number of subsidiary companies who will also be entitled to purchase services from the Framework Agreement. The subsidiaries of Link Group include C~urb 6 Ltd, Link Living, Horizon Housing Association Ltd, Larkfield Housing Association Ltd and West Highland Housing Association Ltd. Although it is possible that other organisations may join the Group, becoming subsidiary companies, during the term of the Framework Agreement, and may wish to "call off" from the Framework. Link also works (read more...)

Summary: The Link Group, a registered social landlord, is initiating a tender for a four-year framework agreement focused on the procurement of landscape architect services for new build housing. This procurement falls under the services category within the landscape architectural industry, ensuring that successful candidates are members of the Landscape Institute or equivalent bodies. The tender, currently in the 'Active' stage, follows a restricted procedure as per the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulation 2015. Landscape architecture projects will primarily take place across various locations in Scotland, including the Central Belt, Argyll & Bute, and Highland regions. The final submission deadline is set for 30th March 2026, with the second stage invitations dispatched by 27th April 2026. The total value of the contract is estimated at £20 million GBP, with considerations of quality and price (70/30) informing award decisions.

Highways Professional Services Framework

Description: Liverpool City Council (LCC) intends to invite suppliers to tender for a new version of the Professional Services Framework (the PSF) to commence from October 2026. The current PSF is due to expire in October 2026, with LCC requiring similar services and commissions from the consultancy market to support planned delivery from October / November 2026. The framework will be split into the following four (4) lots: Lot 1 - Sustainable Transport Planning and Policy Advice Lot 2 - Highways and Infrastructure Design Support Services Lot 3 - P&P Management and NEC Contract Administration Support Services Lot 4 - Commercial and Contract Management Support Services

Summary: Liverpool City Council is initiating a procurement process for the Highways Professional Services Framework aimed at supporting the delivery of highways-related services and consultancy. This framework covers various lots, including Sustainable Transport Planning, Highways Infrastructure Design, Project and Programme Management, and Commercial and Contract Management Support. The procurement is currently in the tender stage, with participation deadlines set for the enquiry period ending on June 26, 2026, and the tender submission closing on July 8, 2026. The framework is scheduled to commence in October 2026 and will be operative until October 2030. This open, competitive flexible procedure expects bidders to undergo a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PSQ) stage followed by an Invitation to Tender (ITT) stage. The process will be utilising electronic submissions, facilitated through the ProContract portal, focusing on services in the UKD72 region in the United Kingdom.

Valuer services and Surveyor Services

Description: Valuer GuidanceOverviewThe Development Bank of Wales ("DBW") provides a range of secured lending products that support thefunding needs of property developers and investors in Wales; e.g. to help purchase, enhance and developproperties.A key part of DBW's due diligence for each deal is an independent, professional valuation of the propertiesconcerned. The related valuation report must comply with the prevailing RICS global standards and beundertaken by a professional valuation firm that:1. Comprises multiple partners/directors;2. Holds the requisite qualifications and experience to comply with RICS standards in undertakingthe instruction;3. Maintains a sufficient level of professional indemnity insurance that satisfies both the minimumrequirements of their professional body and DBW's specific requirements in respect of anyindividual deal; and4. Satisfies DBW's mandatory exclusion questions set out in the Supplier Questionnaire, as updatedfrom time to (read more...)

Summary: The Development Bank of Wales is initiating a procurement process for "Valuer Services and Surveyor Services" aimed at supporting property developers and investors within Wales. This procurement falls within the services category, specifically construction consultancy services, and is currently in the planning stage. The bank operates as a subsidiary of the Welsh Government, having significantly impacted the Welsh economy by investing £778m and supporting 41,700 jobs. Businesses interested in this procurement should refer to the annual report for 2023-24 for detailed insights. Located in Wrexham, Wales, with offices across Wales, the Development Bank of Wales offers substantial opportunities for growth through its expanding services and funds under management. Key contact for this process is Leanne Millard, with a due diligence procedure in place as part of supplier selection.

University of Huddersfield Professional Services Framework A (Lots 1-5)

Description: The University of Huddersfield is publishing a tender opportunity for its new Professional Services (Consultant) Framework, split into 10 Lots. The first 5 Lots, to be issued as part of Framework A, are: Lot 1 - Architectural Services, Lot 2 - Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) Consultancy, Lot 3 - Principal Designer/Building Regulations, Lot 4 - Interior Design, Lot 5 - Structural/Drainage/Civils/Infrastructure. Please see the documents within the tender pack for further information regarding each Lot and the speciifc requirements. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Huddersfield:-Civil-engineering-consultancy-services./TMV6WTW7D8 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/TMV6WTW7D8

Summary: The University of Huddersfield is initiating a tender for its Professional Services Framework A, covering five consulting lots: Architectural Services, Mechanical & Electrical Consultancy, Principal Designer/Building Regulations, Interior Design, and Structural/Drainage/Civils/Infrastructure Services. Situated in Huddersfield, United Kingdom, this tender falls under the services category and employs an open, competitive flexible procedure. Key dates include the closures of the enquiry period on 17 March 2026 and tender submission on 24 March 2026. The contract awards will be finalised by 1 July 2026, leading to contract commencement on 1 August 2026 until 31 July 2030. This opportunity is informed by legal basis 2023/54 and promises a substantial gross value of £15.48 million.

Venue Cymru - Cost Consultant

Description: Conwy County Borough Council (CCBC) wishes to appoint an experienced Cost Consultant for a major capital project at Venue Cymru in Llandudno. A separate procurement exercise is running for an integrated design team, with a formal appointment due to be made in mid-February 2026. It is intended that design work will commence promptly at the beginning of March 2026 with a short RIBA Stage 1. The Cost Consultant is expected to commence their work at the beginning of May 2026, following conclusion of this procurement exercise.

Summary: Conwy County Borough Council has initiated an open tender process to appoint a Cost Consultant for a major capital project at Venue Cymru in Llandudno. Situated in Colwyn Bay, this procurement falls under the category of architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services and adheres to the Welsh devolved regulations. Potential bidders can submit their tenders until 25 March 2026, while the enquiry period closes on 16 March 2026. The procurement is currently in the Tender stage, and the award is expected to be announced by 22 April 2026. The consultancy contract will commence on 11 May 2026 and run until 7 September 2029, offering a substantial opportunity for involvement in a high-value project with a gross estimated amount of £360,000.

Footbridge Installations

Description: Installation of 17 footbridges on the Public Rights of Way Network within Monmouthshire.

Summary: The tender initiated by Monmouthshire County Council focuses on the installation of 17 footbridges within Monmouthshire's Public Rights of Way Network. The procurement process is in the tender stage, with significant deadlines, including the enquiry period ending on 4 March 2026, and the tender period concluding on 9 March 2026. This project falls within the construction services sector, specifically involving construction work, structures, materials, and architectural services. It takes place within the United Kingdom, under Welsh devolved regulations. The procurement method is open competition, below the threshold, allowing for a wide range of participants to submit bids electronically.

BRIERLEY HILL FIRE STATION REWIRE

Description: This project is to rewire Brierley Hill fire station, this includes removal of all existing cables/switchgear/distribution boards/lighting and replace for new as per the specification. A decision is to be made if the station is closed or not for the duration of the works, within the tender documents there are two options that will be required to be completed and costed for. Option 1: Works To Be Carried Out Over One Phase, Whilst Building is Vacated Option 2: Works To Be Carried Out in A Phased Manner, Whilst Building is Occupied/Operational The decision will be made by senior leaders within the organisation using the information provided within this tender response, including costs, timeframes, disruption to site, Health and safety of contractors and WMFS personnel.

Summary: The West Midlands Fire and Rescue Authority is inviting tenders for the re-wiring project at Brierley Hill fire station in Birmingham, United Kingdom. This active procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with submissions due by 30th March 2026. The project involves removing existing electrical installations and installing new systems according to the specifications provided. The final decision will hinge on whether the work can be carried out while the station remains operational or if it will need to be vacated. Parties interested in this open competition should be aware that the tender allows electronic submission, with bid evaluations focusing on price, quality, and social value.

Stockport Council - Heat Network Development Partner

Description: Stockport Council is one of the leading authorities participating in the Government's Advanced Zoning Programme (AZP). Under the AZP, Stockport Council is seeking to procure a Development Agreement with a partner to fully design and ultimately invest, build, operate and manage the Stockport District Heat Network (a Green Heat Network Fund supported scheme). Please see tender pack for a full outline of the requirements.

Summary: Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council is initiating a procurement process seeking a Development Agreement partner for the Stockport District Heat Network under the Government's Advanced Zoning Programme. This project falls within the engineering design services category and is located in Stockport, United Kingdom. The tender is at the 'Tender Update' stage, with submission extended to 24th April 2026. Enquiries must be made by 27th March 2026, and the contract is anticipated to start on 8th July 2026, lasting one year. The Council has chosen an open procedure, which allows transparent competition, and is regulated under the Procurement Contract Regulations 2015.

Operators Panel Manager for the Scottish Wave & Tidal Operators Agreement

Description: Crown Estate Scotland intends to appoint an independent consultant to act as the Operators Panel Manager (OPM) for the Scottish Wave and Tidal Operators Agreement. The OPM will chair and manage the Operators Panel, coordinate Operators, and oversee business-as-usual functions of the unified Agreement (in place since October 2024). Key tasks include reinstating and chairing the Panel(s), managing technical work programmes, supporting the ongoing review and consolidation of the Agreements, coordinating technical workstreams (TWG/WWG), monitoring progress of model-development projects such as UPSTREAM and TEAMER, and reviewing Operator Adverse Impact Assessments.

Summary: Crown Estate Scotland is planning a procurement process for an independent consultant to serve as the Operators Panel Manager (OPM) for the Scottish Wave and Tidal Operators Agreement. This procurement falls under the services industry category, specifically technical support services, with operations primarily in the Scottish Central Belt. The process is currently in the planning stage, with interested parties invited to submit feedback via a questionnaire by 9th March 2026 to inform the tender's scope. While primarily remote, the OPM role will necessitate attendance at meetings in person, typically within one to two weeks' notice. The procurement will follow the Crown Estate Scotland's Corporate Plan via an initial two-year contract term with possible extensions totaling up to three additional years. The contract's commencement requires a six-week mobilisation period before 4th July 2026.

Collaborative Delivery Framework 2

Description: CDF2 will deliver asset management activities across the whole of the EA's asset base including Flood and Coastal Risk Management, Navigation and Water Land and Biodiversity assets. The framework will provide both appraisal, design, technical support, and construction works that support the EA's asset management, maintenance, refurbishment and construction programmes of work. The Framework will be required to develop, design and deliver nature-based solutions and more traditional hard engineering solutions. The framework will be used for construction projects in the range of PS1m to PS150m. This opportunity will be organised into three technical Lots, and three geographic Hubs. - Lot 1: Strategy, appraisal and design services. - Lot 2: Detailed design services and construction works (design and construction contract value <~PS5m) -Lot 3: Detailed design services and construction (read more...)

Summary: The Environment Agency is progressing with the planning stage for the Collaborative Delivery Framework 2, aiming to deliver asset management activities across its infrastructure, including flood and coastal risk management, navigation, and biodiversity assets. Scheduled to commence on 16th March 2026, this open framework opportunity, valued at approximately £5 billion GBP, will utilise a competitive flexible procurement procedure. The framework is divided into three lots and will be managed through geographic hubs across the North, Midlands and Southwest, and East and Southeast of the United Kingdom. The deadline for expressions of interest is set for 27th April 2026, with the award period concluding on 19th October 2026.