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CA18/05985 Mine Entry Inspections Framework

Description: The Mining Remediation Authority is seeking to establish a Framework for the provision of Mine Entry Inspection services across five geographical Regions. The Framework will support the inspection, recording and reporting of mine entries across Great Britain to help manage public safety and legacy mining risks. Services include planned mine entry inspections, condition observations, identification of hazards and defects, photographic evidence, inspection reporting, programme management and associated stakeholder liaison activities. The Framework will operate for four years from 25 April 2027 to 24 April 2031. There is no guarantee of work, volume or expenditure. Inspection requirements will be allocated directly by the Authority in accordance with the Framework documents.

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority is procuring mine-entry inspection services through a framework covering five geographical regions across Great Britain. The work is intended to help manage public safety and risks from legacy mining. Services include planned inspections of mine entries, observations of their condition, identification of hazards and defects, photographic evidence and inspection reports. The requirement also covers programme management and liaison with stakeholders. Suppliers may bid for one or more regions. This is engineering-related technical and monitoring work, including technical testing and analysis services (CPV 71350000).

ITT - Archaeological Services in Relation to Marine Protection 2027-2029 - UID 365

Description: The UK is a signatory to the European Convention on the Protection of the Archaeological Heritage (revised) 1992. The aim of the Convention is to protect the archaeological heritage as a source of the European collective memory and as an instrument for historical and scientific study, whether on land or underwater. In order to meet this commitment and to provide for the conservation and enhancement of significant marine heritage assets, Historic England is seeking to procure, within a single contract, assessment functions to support marine protection and management for the two-year period April 2027 to March 2029 (inclusive). The project will address those sites and assets most at risk through neglect, decay or other threats within UK territorial waters adjacent to England.

Summary: Historic England is procuring archaeological and marine survey services to support the protection and management of significant marine heritage assets. The work will assess sites and assets at risk from neglect, decay or other threats in UK territorial waters adjacent to England. It supports the conservation and enhancement of marine heritage, including underwater archaeology, as part of the UK’s commitment to protecting archaeological heritage for historical and scientific study. The requirement is for one service contract covering these assessment functions.

715935471 - UK4 - Tender Notice

Description: AFC Harrogate Asset Condition Survey

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is seeking a building surveying service to carry out an asset condition survey at AFC Harrogate. The work is classified as building surveying and relates to a single requirement. The named site is Harrogate; the delivery location is described as the United Kingdom. The survey is intended to assess the condition of the assets at AFC Harrogate, as indicated by the procurement title. This is a services contract for the Ministry of Defence, a central government department.

ITT - Archaeological Services in Relation to Marine Protection 2027-2029 - UID 365

Description: The UK is a signatory to the European Convention on the Protection of the Archaeological Heritage (revised) 1992. The aim of the Convention is to protect the archaeological heritage as a source of the European collective memory and as an instrument for historical and scientific study, whether on land or underwater. In order to meet this commitment and to provide for the conservation and enhancement of significant marine heritage assets, Historic England is seeking to procure, within a single contract, assessment functions to support marine protection and management for the two-year period April 2027 to March 2029 (inclusive). The project will address those sites and assets most at risk through neglect, decay or other threats within UK territorial waters adjacent to England.

Summary: Historic England is procuring archaeological and marine survey services to support the protection and management of significant marine heritage assets. The work will assess sites and assets at risk from neglect, decay or other threats in UK territorial waters adjacent to England. It supports the conservation and enhancement of marine heritage, including underwater archaeology, as part of the UK’s commitment to protecting archaeological heritage for historical and scientific study. The requirement is for one service contract covering these assessment functions.

Market Engagement - Removal of Spring Hangers - Hinkley Point A

Description: Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS) is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform a potential future procurement for the design and delivery of works to remove spring hanger assemblies associated with Reactor 1 and Reactor 2 at Hinkley Point A. The anticipated scope includes the design and installation of temporary supports, de-energisation of springs, removal of spring hanger assemblies in their entirety, and removal of temporary works. NRS is seeking feedback from the market on the proposed scope, delivery approach, capability requirements, programme considerations and commercial arrangements.

Summary: Nuclear Restoration Services Limited is considering works to remove spring hanger assemblies associated with Reactor 1 and Reactor 2 at Hinkley Point A. The anticipated work combines engineering design and dismantling: designing and installing temporary supports, de-energising the springs, removing the complete spring hanger assemblies, then removing the temporary works. The procurement is intended to address these assemblies as a single package. The site is Hinkley Point A. NRS is using preliminary market engagement to inform whether and how it proceeds with a future procurement, and is seeking supplier views on the proposed scope and delivery approach as well as capability requirements, programme considerations and commercial arrangements.

Removal of Spring Hangers - Hinkley Point A

Description: The requirement is for the design and delivery of works to safely remove spring hanger assemblies associated with Reactor 1 and Reactor 2 at Hinkley Point A. The scope is anticipated to include the design and installation of temporary supports, de-energisation of springs, removal of spring hanger assemblies in their entirety, and removal of temporary works. The objective is to permanently eliminate the hazard presented by ageing spring hanger equipment and reduce the risk of future failures as part of the site's decommissioning programme.

Summary: Nuclear Restoration Services Limited is considering works to remove spring hanger assemblies associated with Reactor 1 and Reactor 2 at Hinkley Point A. The anticipated work combines engineering design and dismantling: designing and installing temporary supports, de-energising the springs, removing the complete spring hanger assemblies, then removing the temporary works. The procurement is intended to address these assemblies as a single package. The site is Hinkley Point A. NRS is using preliminary market engagement to inform whether and how it proceeds with a future procurement, and is seeking supplier views on the proposed scope and delivery approach as well as capability requirements, programme considerations and commercial arrangements.

Barbican Renewal Programme - Construction logistics services

Description: Barbican Renewal Programme - Construction logistics services. * Site-wide construction logistics service supporting the refurbishment of the existing, occupied Barbican Centre, let as a Trade Contract under a Construction Management approach with Blue Sky Building appointed as Construction Manager. The logistics strategy continues to be developed alongside the programme, design and possession strategy. * Logistics management and labour: Logistics Manager, supervisors, general logistics operatives, traffic marshals/banksmen, hoist/lift operators, slingers/signallers, gatemen/security, welfare/cleaning staff, fire marshals and out-of-hours/weekend cover. * Site accommodation and welfare: survey of the existing accommodation/welfare facilities for re-use, adaptation and ongoing operation for the project duration, assessed against condition, capacity, servicing and the anticipated workforce/programme, with any additional temporary accommodation identified. * Site security and access control: hoarding and temporary fencing, pedestrian/vehicle gates, turnstiles, access-control systems, (read more...)

Summary: The City of London Corporation is procuring site-wide construction logistics services for the refurbishment of the occupied Barbican Centre. The work covers logistics management and labour, site welfare and accommodation, security and access control, traffic and deliveries, and moving materials around the site using hoists, cranes and other equipment. It also includes lifting coordination, temporary access and works, waste handling, protection of existing finishes, cleaning, fire and emergency arrangements, surveying, environmental monitoring and support for interfaces with the public, residents and neighbouring occupiers. The services support a construction-management approach, with Blue Sky Building appointed as construction manager. Delivery is at the Barbican Centre in the City of London. This is a broad, integrated construction logistics package rather than a single service such as deliveries or security.

Consultancy Services

Description: LHC Procurement Group (LHCPG) intends to establish a new framework agreement for the provision of Consultancy Services (CS2), replacing the existing Consultancy Services (CS1) and Multi-Disciplinary Consultancy (MDC1) frameworks. The framework will provide public sector organisations with access to a comprehensive range of professional consultancy services to support the planning, design, delivery, refurbishment, maintenance and management of buildings, infrastructure and associated assets. The proposed scope includes, but is not limited to, architectural services, project management, quantity surveying and cost consultancy, building surveying, civil and structural engineering, mechanical and electrical engineering, planning consultancy, principal designer services, employer's agent services, environmental consultancy, building safety and compliance, and multidisciplinary consultancy services. CS2 is intended to support a broad range of public sector projects, including housing, construction, refurbishment, regeneration, asset management, retrofit (read more...)

Summary: LHC Procurement Group plans a new Consultancy Services framework to replace its existing consultancy frameworks. It will give public sector organisations access to professional advice and design services for buildings, infrastructure and related assets, supporting planning, design, delivery, refurbishment, maintenance and management. The proposed disciplines include architecture, project and cost management, quantity and building surveying, civil and structural engineering, mechanical and electrical engineering, planning, principal designer and employer’s agent services, environmental consultancy, building safety and compliance, and multidisciplinary consultancy. Applications are expected across housing, construction, regeneration, asset management, retrofit and decarbonisation projects. Services will be available across the geographical areas covered by LHC Procurement Group’s regional arrangements; the stated delivery country is the United Kingdom.

Control Room Technology Support Services

Description: Reprocurement of Control Room Technology Support Services

Summary: National Highways Limited intends to reprocure specialist support services for control room technology across the Strategic Road Network. The work may cover technical, advisory and delivery support for operational technology and communications systems, including resilience, technology transition and modernisation. It is a broad services requirement, spanning technology and communications support, systems consultancy, project management and related technical assistance (including data-transmission equipment, CPV 32260000). National Highways is seeking supplier feedback on how best to structure and procure the services to access the right expertise while retaining flexibility, value for money and effective competition. The buyer is National Highways Limited, a central government public authority. The stated scope concerns its Strategic Road Network; no more specific delivery location is identified.

CA18539 - Provision of Project Management & Cost Consultant Services

Description: Bedford College is seeking an efficient, high quality Project Management & Cost Consultant Service to provide full Project Management & Cost Consultant support on all College projects at values up to PS5m. Selected projects above this value will also utilise the appointed supplier - this will be subject to College requirements and be assessed on a job-by-job basis. Similarly, there may be projects below PS5m which will not form part of this contract, at the discretion of the College. To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA18539. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA18539 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 020 3920 8054.

Summary: Bedford College is seeking project management and cost consultancy services to support its construction and other college projects. The appointed consultant is expected to provide full project management and cost consultant support for projects generally valued up to £5 million. The College may also use the supplier on selected projects above that level, assessed individually, and may exclude some projects below it at its discretion. The work is associated with Bedford College in Bedford, England; the procurement also records delivery coverage across the United Kingdom and other locations. This is a construction consultancy opportunity, suited to firms able to provide both project management and cost consultancy rather than a single specialist service.