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Provision of Servicing and Maintenance of Chiller (HVAC) and AC units to Kingston University

Description: The services required consist of the following deliverables, to be covered under a formal Service Level Agreement: Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) - routine servicing, inspecting and testing to an agreed schedule, according to statutory obligations, British Standards, risk assessments and manufacturer's recommendations. Reactive Maintenance - a call-out service with on-site response in accordance with set priorities, including emergency out-of-hours provision, to investigate faults and issues, make safe or 'de-risk' and repair. Planned Maintenance and Minor Works - planned repair and remediation identified from PPM and reactive attendance, or upgrade, modification, installation and other assistance on request from the University. Asset and Condition Appraisal - annual verification and condition review of systems within contract scope, making recommendations regarding life cycle renewal and planned maintenance priorities.

Summary: Kingston University Higher Education Corporation is seeking a specialist contractor for servicing and maintaining its chiller, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment. The service covers planned preventative maintenance, including routine servicing, inspection and testing; reactive call-outs to investigate faults, make systems safe and complete repairs; planned repairs, upgrades, modifications, installations and other minor works; and an annual asset and condition appraisal. The supplier will provide these services under a formal Service Level Agreement, covering equipment within the contract scope. The work is delivered for Kingston University in the United Kingdom. This is a building engineering and HVAC maintenance services requirement, including inspection of ventilation systems, repair and maintenance of plant, and preventive maintenance of heating and cooling equipment.

Provision of Servicing and Maintenance of Chiller (HVAC) and AC units to Kingston University

Description: The services required consist of the following deliverables, to be covered under a formal Service Level Agreement: Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) - routine servicing, inspecting and testing to an agreed schedule, according to statutory obligations, British Standards, risk assessments and manufacturer's recommendations. Reactive Maintenance - a call-out service with on-site response in accordance with set priorities, including emergency out-of-hours provision, to investigate faults and issues, make safe or 'de-risk' and repair. Planned Maintenance and Minor Works - planned repair and remediation identified from PPM and reactive attendance, or upgrade, modification, installation and other assistance on request from the University. Asset and Condition Appraisal - annual verification and condition review of systems within contract scope, making recommendations regarding life cycle renewal and planned maintenance priorities.

Summary: Kingston University Higher Education Corporation is seeking a specialist contractor for servicing and maintaining its chiller, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment. The service covers planned preventative maintenance, including routine servicing, inspection and testing; reactive call-outs to investigate faults, make systems safe and complete repairs; planned repairs, upgrades, modifications, installations and other minor works; and an annual asset and condition appraisal. The supplier will provide these services under a formal Service Level Agreement, covering equipment within the contract scope. The work is delivered for Kingston University in the United Kingdom. This is a building engineering and HVAC maintenance services requirement, including inspection of ventilation systems, repair and maintenance of plant, and preventive maintenance of heating and cooling equipment.

Determination of levels of PFAS in (+ migrating from) Food Contact Materials FCM

Description: This research project aims to develop analytical capabilities for measuring PFAS and to generate risk-assessment-ready data on PFAS occurrence in food packaging and other FCMs and their migration into food, enabling a better understanding of the extent to which these materials may contribute to PFAS detected in food relative to other sources of contamination. This information will help to reduce some of the current data gaps in the evidence base. This will therefore enable a more accurate assessment of the risk to human health as well as identify any issues to take through the FSA's risk analysis process and support future policy requirements/decision making.

Summary: The Food Standards Agency is commissioning research and laboratory services to determine levels of PFAS in food contact materials, including food packaging, and to measure migration into food. The work will develop analytical capability and produce data suitable for risk assessment, helping identify contamination sources, close evidence gaps, assess risks to human health and support future regulatory and policy decisions. The scope includes research, sampling, analytical method development and validation, laboratory testing, data generation and interpretation. Delivery is for the Food Standards Agency, with activities focused on food contact materials and their interaction with food. The procurement is categorised as research and development, research laboratory and laboratory services.

Delivery, Management and Maintenance of Public & Private EV Infrastructure

Description: Places for People and Anchor (collectively, the Employer) is jointly procuring a single supplier to provide a scalable, end-to-end electric vehicle charging infrastructure solution across the Places for People and Anchor property portfolios. The requirements include the supply and installation of charging hardware, retrofit works, commissioning, software and back-office management, payment systems, customer support, monitoring, servicing, maintenance, testing and the adoption or replacement of existing charge points. The programme anticipates the delivery and management of approximately 20,000 charge points over an initial contract term of ten (10) years, with an option to extend for a further five (5) years. The estimated total contract value is PS39.2 million. The commercial model will be fully client-funded, with the infrastructure owned by the relevant contracting organisation. Services will be provided across (read more...)

Summary: Places for People Group Limited and Anchor Hanover Group are jointly procuring a single supplier for a fully managed electric vehicle charging infrastructure service across their property portfolios throughout the UK. The requirement covers new-build, retrofit and residential locations, including site assessment, design, supply and installation of charging hardware, commissioning, mobilisation, project management, stakeholder engagement, software and back-office management, payment systems, customer support, monitoring, reporting, servicing, maintenance, testing and lifecycle management. It also includes adopting, replacing or upgrading existing charge points. Additional associated services may cover energy management, battery storage, renewable energy integration, electrical infrastructure upgrades, civil engineering and future EV technologies. This is an electrical installation, equipment supply and repair and maintenance opportunity, including energy-related services.

Architectural Consultant Services

Description: The University Estates and Campus Services Department will have a number of construction projects to advance over the new five years, which will require the selective input of external consultants, including Architectural Services. The scope, standards, and expectations for the provision of Architectural and associated services are to support the delivery of capital, refurbishment, and maintenance projects within Estates for the University of Dundee. The appointed Architect shall provide comprehensive professional architectural, design, and contract administration services to ensure projects deliver value for money, comply with statutory and procurement requirements, and support the University's strategic estates objectives.

Summary: The University of Dundee is procuring architectural consultancy services for its Estates and Campus Services Department. The appointed architect will provide professional architectural, design and contract administration services for the university’s capital, refurbishment and maintenance projects. The work is intended to support value for money, compliance with statutory and procurement requirements, and the university’s strategic estates objectives. The requirement covers construction projects requiring selective input from external consultants, including architectural services and associated support. This is a services contract, classified as construction consultancy services. Delivery will take place in Dundee, Scotland, across the university’s estates. The work is relevant to architectural practices and multidisciplinary construction consultants able to support projects from design through contract administration and delivery.

Strategic Flood Risk Assessments Level 1 and 2

Description: East Suffolk Council, West Suffolk Council, Babergh District Council, Mid Suffolk District Council and Ipswich Borough Council are seeking to commission a combined Strategic Flood Risk Assessment (SFRA). This combined SFRA will cover all of Suffolk. The purpose of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment is to inform the preparation of new Local Plans. All of the above Councils are each commencing a review of their local plans and will be working to similar timetables. The spatial strategy in each Local Plan should be informed by robust and up to date evidence about flood risk. In particular, the flood risk evidence should inform the location of new development allocations, taking into account the need for significantly increased housing provision. It will also inform decision making about planning applications, particularly (read more...)

Summary: East Suffolk Council is procuring services for a combined Strategic Flood Risk Assessment covering all of Suffolk. The work is commissioned jointly with West Suffolk Council, Babergh District Council, Mid Suffolk District Council and Ipswich Borough Council. It comprises Level 1 and Level 2 assessment work, providing robust, current evidence about flood risk for the councils’ Local Plan reviews. The findings will inform spatial strategies, the location of new development and housing allocations, and decisions on planning applications, particularly larger developments. This is an environmental engineering and flood-risk consultancy requirement, with associated flood-prevention and river-regulation subject matter. Delivery is across Suffolk, for the five participating local authorities.

Development Opportunity: Seaview Road - Site of former Liscard Municipal Buildings and Adjacent Carpark

Description: Wirral Council (the Council) is the local authority for the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral. The Council's Economy, Regeneration, and Housing Committee adopted the Neighbourhood Framework for Liscard: An Integrated Master Plan on 22 November 2021. The Masterplan is published on Wirral Council's website, and the vision is to create a Liscard town centre loved by local people where: Everyone feels welcome; People can live, work, and play; There is a strong sense of local identity, and; People can come together. Members of the Council's Policy and Resources Committee (the Committee) agreed on 12 July 2023 to declare the former Liscard Municipal Offices fronting onto Egerton Grove and the adjacent carpark accessed by Seaview Road and behind businesses fronting on to Seaview Road and Liscard Village (the Site) surplus (read more...)

Summary: Wirral Council is seeking a lead development partner for the redevelopment of the former Liscard Municipal Buildings and adjacent car park in Liscard, Wallasey. The opportunity is for a housing-led brownfield development guided by the Council’s Neighbourhood Framework for Liscard. The scheme is intended to provide affordable rented housing, improve links with Liscard Village and support wider town-centre regeneration. The stated minimum requirement is 100% affordable housing for rent and at least 93 homes, with the site’s capacity study indicating approximately 100 homes. The work is primarily construction and development, supported by architectural, planning, surveying, environmental, energy, landscape, project management and other construction-related services. Associated works may include roads, footpaths, cycle paths, landscaping, utilities, building installations and renewable-energy measures. Delivery is in Liscard, within the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral.

Wimbledon Train care Depot Upgrade (MCE) - ES4 Design Stage

Description: South Western Railway (SWR) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced Depot Enhancement Specialist to deliver the Wimbledon Traincare Depot Enhancement Scheme through Network Rail PACE Stage ES4 and support progression towards PACE Stage ES5. The procurement will be conducted via a Single-Stage Competitive Flexible Procedure (CFP) under the Procurement Act 2023. The successful supplier will provide multidisciplinary depot enhancement services within a live operational railway environment, including design development, engineering assurance, stakeholder management, and support for Network Rail approvals and assurance requirements. Tenderers will be required to demonstrate proven experience in rail depot enhancement projects, multidisciplinary rail infrastructure design, Network Rail PACE processes, engineering assurance, and stakeholder engagement. Tenders will be evaluated against published technical and commercial criteria, with assessment focusing on technical capability, rail (read more...)

Summary: South Western Railway Limited is procuring multidisciplinary depot enhancement services for the Wimbledon Traincare Depot Enhancement Scheme in Wimbledon, London. The work covers development of the design through Network Rail PACE Stage ES4 and support towards ES5. It is intended for a Depot Enhancement Specialist operating within a live railway environment. The scope includes design development, civil, structural, environmental, telecommunications and integrated engineering services, engineering design, technical testing and consultancy, engineering assurance, stakeholder management, and support for Network Rail approvals and assurance requirements. The procurement is categorised as services and relates to railway depot construction and engineering consultancy. The work is delivered in the United Kingdom, for South Western Railway Limited as the buyer.

James Rennie School at Bishop Harvey Goodwin School, Carlisle - Consultancy Services

Description: Cumberland Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced consultant to provide full multidisciplinary design and professional services (RIBA Stages 0-7) for the refurbishment and adaptation of available accommodation at Bishop Harvey Goodwin School. The anticipated contract value is estimated at PS150k based on a construction value of PS1.1million. The contract is anticipated to commence on 23rd November 2026 and will continue for a period of 2 years unless terminated in accordance with the Conditions of Contract.

Summary: Cumberland Council is procuring multidisciplinary consultancy services for the refurbishment and adaptation of available accommodation at Bishop Harvey Goodwin School, Carlisle. The appointed consultant will provide full design and professional services across RIBA Stages 0 to 7, covering the project from strategic definition and preparation through design, construction and handover, together with post-completion services. The requirement is for architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services, including the design and professional input needed to adapt the school accommodation. The work will be delivered at the school in Carlisle. This is a public-sector education refurbishment project led by Cumberland Council, and is suitable for firms able to coordinate the full range of design and professional disciplines required for a school building project.

Welding and Fabrication (Blacksmith) Services

Description: whg are looking to engage with Suppliers in relation to an upcoming procurement for Welding and Fabrication (Blacksmith) Services. This is intended to appoint one Supplier to the Contract and the Contract will relate to circa GBP62,500.00 per annum (excluding VAT). Contract start dates are indicative at this time, and will be updated at the time of Tender Notice publication. The Boards of whg and Aspire Housing officially announced their decision to approve merger plans on July 31, 2026, creating a combined housing association managing over 32,000 homes across the Midlands. Any contract awarded by whg following a procurement process may afford the opportunity for all current operating entities and any future operating entities of whg (including Aspire) to utilise the contract covering the groups geographical areas of (read more...)

Summary: Walsall Housing Group Ltd is planning to appoint one supplier for welding and fabrication, including blacksmith services (CPV 71550000). The work will support the housing group’s service delivery across the Midlands, including areas covered by its current operating entities and potentially future operating entities such as Aspire Housing. The requirement is for a service provider able to undertake welding, metal fabrication and blacksmith work connected with the group’s housing operations. The procurement is being managed for Walsall Housing Group by Faithorn Farrell Timms, a procurement consultant. The planned contract may be used across the geographical areas served by the wider group following its proposed merger, which is expected to create a housing association managing more than 32,000 homes across the Midlands.