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Architecture and Urbanism Framework 4

Description: This procurement is to establish a framework to procure architecture and design services for Transport for London (TfL), the TfL Group, the Greater London Authority (GLA), the GLA Group, London Boroughs and other eligible public sector commissioning authorities as well as other organisations undertaking public functions, including housing associations, registered providers, charities, trusts and other entities eligible to access the framework. . The framework will be part of TfL Professional Services Frameworks 4. The name of this framework will be: Architecture and Urbanism Framework 4.

Summary: Transport for London is establishing Architecture and Urbanism Framework 4 to buy architecture, urban design and related professional services for TfL, its group, the Greater London Authority and its group, London boroughs and other eligible public bodies and organisations carrying out public functions. Work is UK-wide and spans nine specialist areas: strategic planning and research; public realm; landscape and green infrastructure; masterplanning; housing; commercial, workplace, civic and mixed-use buildings; strategic transport design; infrastructure and station design; and small projects. Commissions may range from research, strategies and visions to design development and delivery through construction. The framework is intended for use by a wide range of public-sector commissioners, including housing associations, registered providers, charities and trusts, with call-offs forming separate contracts between suppliers and the commissioning authority.

DPS1 1427 - Tenancy Tree Work

Description: DPS1 1427 - Tenancy Tree Work Additional information: https://londonconstructionprogramme.co.uk/services/dynamic-purchasing-systems/

Summary: The London Borough of Haringey is procuring tenancy tree work in Haringey, London. This is a grounds and landscape maintenance service involving trees at various locations in the borough; the tender title identifies the work as tenancy tree work. The procurement is listed under landscape and related planning services (CPV 71420000), although the description does not set out specific tasks, quantities or tree sites. The named buyer is the borough council. Suppliers whose business covers tree work for residential or tenancy properties are the most directly relevant; the location information points to delivery across Haringey rather than a single named site.

Early Years Experience "Hey Duggee's Big Day Out" Experience Designer

Description: The Science Museum Group (SMG) wishes to award a contract for the provision of design services for the 2028 Hey Duggee experience at the Science and Industry Museum. SIM seeks to appoint a Designer to provide full design services for this experience, including 3D design and 2D design, with the option to provide lighting design services should they wish.

Summary: The Science Museum Group is seeking a designer for the 2028 “Hey Duggee’s Big Day Out” early years experience at the Science and Industry Museum. The work is to provide full design services, covering both 3D and 2D design; the designer may also provide lighting design. This is a specialist exhibition and visitor-experience design commission for a museum setting, rather than a supply of equipment or a general design brief. The commissioning organisation is the Science Museum Group, and the experience will be delivered at the Science and Industry Museum. The requirement is suited to firms able to develop and deliver creative design for a family-focused museum experience, including spatial and graphic design elements.

Advertising Consultant Contract (Bus Shelters, Street Furniture and On-Street) - Soft Market Testing

Description: The Royal Borough of Kingston is seeking to engage with the services of an experienced commercial procurement and media consultant to lead an advertising procurement exercise. Including the design, management and lead of an end-to-end procurement exercise for its borough-wide advertising portfolio. The primary aim is to appoint an expert consultant who can maximise commercial revenue, enhance public realm infrastructure and integrate digital technology. This document outlines the background and scope of the proposed consultancy commission. The Council invites interested consultancy practices to complete the questionnaire in Section C, D, and E to help inform the Council's procurement strategy, specification, resourcing model and timeline.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames is planning a consultancy to lead an end-to-end advertising procurement for its borough-wide portfolio, covering bus shelters, street furniture and on-street advertising. The consultant is expected to design and manage the procurement exercise and support the Council in shaping its procurement strategy, specification, resourcing model and timetable. The intended outcomes are to maximise commercial revenue, improve public realm infrastructure and integrate digital technology. The work is for the borough-wide portfolio in Kingston upon Thames.

Advertising Consultant Contract (Bus Shelters, Street Furniture and On-Street) - Soft Market Testing

Description: The Royal Borough of Kingston is seeking to engage with the services of an experienced commercial procurement and media consultant to lead an advertising procurement exercise. Including the design, management and lead of an end-to-end procurement exercise for its borough-wide advertising portfolio. The primary aim is to appoint an expert consultant who can maximise commercial revenue, enhance public realm infrastructure and integrate digital technology. This document outlines the background and scope of the proposed consultancy commission. The Council invites interested consultancy practices to complete the questionnaire in Section C, D, and E to help inform the Council's procurement strategy, specification, resourcing model and timeline.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames intends to appoint a commercial procurement and media consultancy to lead an end-to-end advertising procurement exercise for its borough-wide portfolio. The commission covers designing and managing the procurement, including shaping the strategy, specification and resourcing model. The wider advertising portfolio includes bus shelters, street furniture and on-street advertising. The council’s stated aims are to increase commercial revenue, improve public realm infrastructure and integrate digital technology. The work is for the borough; the procurement data gives no more specific delivery location.

Highway Condition and Digital Safety Inspections Contract

Description: Highway Condition and Digital Safety Inspections comprising of:- * Condition Survey, LifeCycle Modelling and Scheme Identification Element * SafetyView Driven Inspection Element * Streetworks Inspection Development

Summary: Bristol City Council intends to replace two existing highway inspection contracts with one service covering road and footway condition surveys, lifecycle modelling, scheme identification, SafetyView-driven inspections and development of streetworks inspections. The work is intended to support highway condition monitoring and safety inspections while achieving value for money and savings through combining the existing services. The buyer is Bristol City Council, and delivery is in Bristol. This is a highway engineering inspection and surveying service, including digital inspection work. The combined scope brings together routine condition assessment, modelling to inform maintenance planning, identification of schemes for action, safety-focused inspections and development of streetworks inspection arrangements. Suppliers should consider whether they can provide this range of connected services as a single contract.

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.

York and North Yorkshire Transport Sub-strategies

Description: York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority (YNYCA) is seeking consultancy support to develop a series of sub-strategy documents to sit as a series of daughter strategies underneath the Mayor's Local Transport Plan (MLTP). We are engaging the market to establish the level of resource and budget that is likely to be required to undertake this piece of work.

Summary: York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority intends to commission consultancy to develop a series of transport sub-strategies beneath the Mayor’s Local Transport Plan. This is transport planning and strategy consultancy, rather than the delivery of transport infrastructure or services. The work concerns the York and North Yorkshire area. The authority is consulting the market to understand what resource and budget would be needed to deliver the strategy documents. The planned procurement is presented as a single lot and is marked as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises. Its intended purpose is to provide a set of supporting strategies for the Mayor’s broader transport plan.

Goole District Heat Network

Description: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is progressing a Green Heat Network Fund (GHNF) supported, low-carbon District Heat Network opportunity in Goole. This UK2 - Preliminary Market Engagement Notice serves as a market consultation exercise, providing potential lead developers the chance to shape the Council's procurement strategy and delivery model. The Council would like to use this opportunity to test market capability and appetite to refine the future procurement and delivery strategy for this project. Goole sits at a key location in the Humber Industrial Cluster and is a primary tax and industrial site within the Humber Freeport, anchored by the 300-acre FREEPORT 36 logistics development. Backed by major investments like Siemens Mobility and Guardian Glass, the hub leverages prime M62, M18, rail and maritime connectivity to drive advanced (read more...)

Summary: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is developing a low-carbon district heat network for Goole, intended to supply heat to council and other public-sector buildings, homes, commercial customers and industrial users. The scheme involves developing, building and operating the network and connecting heat sources to customers. Potential sources include industrial facilities, sewers, a wastewater treatment works and the Rivers Don and Ouse. The planned network concept covers public-sector, residential and substantial industrial heat demand, with industrial demand expected to grow as Goole’s Freeport develops. Delivery is in Goole, in the Humber area of East Riding of Yorkshire. The project is supported by the Green Heat Network Fund and is intended to serve a mix of existing and future development.

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.