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Grounds Maintenance Contract

Description: The Council is seeking suitably experienced and competent contractors to provide grounds maintenance services in accordance with the Council's specification. The principal services required are: * Grass cutting and trimming of urban grass verges; * Trimming and pruning of hedges, verges, trees and shrubs; * Rights of way clearance; * Cemetery maintenance; * May Balfour Gardens maintenance; and * Bin clearance. Additional services may occasionally be required, including: * Trimming and pruning of hedges, verges, trees and shrubs not forming part of the regular scheme; and * Siding out of overgrown footways or other Rights of Way not forming part of the regular scheme.

Summary: Marlow Town Council has issued an invitation to tender for a Grounds Maintenance Contract, aimed at sourcing experienced contractors to provide comprehensive grounds maintenance services. The procurement process, labelled as "active" and using an open method under below-threshold competition, will see submissions accepted up to 5th October 2026. The contract spans several lots, covering services such as grass cutting, hedge trimming, rights of way, cemetery, and May Balfour Gardens maintenance, along with refuse collection. Located in Marlow, Buckinghamshire (UKJ13), this procurement is relevant to the CPV codes relating to parks and grounds maintenance, tree pruning, and waste management. The tender process is facilitated by Marlow Town Council, represented by Debbie Abbott, and aligns with the UKPGA legal framework. Key eligibility is reserved for SMEs and VCSEs, with a focus on promoting local economic engagement and community benefits.

Langley Wood National Nature Reserve - tree felling contract

Description: Background to the job: Natural England is managing ash dieback and hazardous trees along roads and footpaths. It is important that work is carried out sensitively and as specified, ensuring unnecessary damage to the woodland is avoided. Timing: Work must be completed by 28th February 2027, to avoid disturbance to nesting birds. Nature of the job: * Climbing ash trees is not permitted. * The supplier will have the responsibility for carrying out checks of PRFs (Potential Roost Features). The supplier must have a trained person on site who is qualified to inspect PRFs for bat roosts. Supporting documentation of relevant training to be submitted with quote. * With reference to the attached spreadsheet (Tree safety works 2026_27): - Trees with PRFs will require inspection by a qualified (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Natural England, a central government public authority, involves an active tender for tree felling services titled "Langley Wood National Nature Reserve - tree felling contract." This contract opportunity focuses on addressing ash dieback and hazardous trees along roads and footpaths, with a keen emphasis on ensuring minimal damage to the woodland. Businesses interested in this contract must submit their quotations by 23:59 on 31st August 2026, following the guidelines detailed in the Request for Quotation. The work is expected to commence on 1st October 2026 and be completed by 28th February 2027 to prevent disturbance to nesting birds. This procurement falls under the 'Tree-cutting services' category and is situated in the UK's South West region (UKK). The procurement method is open and conducted below the financial threshold, allowing for broad participation under open competition terms, with the total estimated contract value capped at £58,800 including VAT.

Langley Wood National Nature Reserve - tree felling contract

Description: Background to the job: Natural England is managing ash dieback and hazardous trees along roads and footpaths. It is important that work is carried out sensitively and as specified, ensuring unnecessary damage to the woodland is avoided. Timing: Work must be completed by 28th February 2027, to avoid disturbance to nesting birds. Nature of the job: * Climbing ash trees is not permitted. * The supplier will have the responsibility for carrying out checks of PRFs (Potential Roost Features). The supplier must have a trained person on site who is qualified to inspect PRFs for bat roosts. Supporting documentation of relevant training to be submitted with quote. * With reference to the attached spreadsheet (Tree safety works 2026_27): - Trees with PRFs will require inspection by a qualified (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Natural England, a central government public authority, involves an active tender for tree felling services titled "Langley Wood National Nature Reserve - tree felling contract." This contract opportunity focuses on addressing ash dieback and hazardous trees along roads and footpaths, with a keen emphasis on ensuring minimal damage to the woodland. Businesses interested in this contract must submit their quotations by 23:59 on 31st August 2026, following the guidelines detailed in the Request for Quotation. The work is expected to commence on 1st October 2026 and be completed by 28th February 2027 to prevent disturbance to nesting birds. This procurement falls under the 'Tree-cutting services' category and is situated in the UK's South West region (UKK). The procurement method is open and conducted below the financial threshold, allowing for broad participation under open competition terms, with the total estimated contract value capped at £58,800 including VAT.

Grounds Maintenance, Specialist Countryside and Arboricultural Works Framework

Description: Carmarthenshire County Council wishes to establish a new framework for the provision of grounds maintenance, specialist countryside and arboricultural works across the county. These might include, but are not limited to: * Specialist Countryside Works * Grounds & Landscaping Services * Arboricultural Works * Ecological Consultancy Please note that at this stage the framework's lotting structure and the works/services required have not yet been confirmed. Carmarthenshire County Council reserves the right to amend the framework and its requirements up until the tender is published.

Summary: Carmarthenshire County Council is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process titled "Grounds Maintenance, Specialist Countryside and Arboricultural Works Framework." This initiative aims to establish a new framework for various services, including grounds maintenance, specialist countryside works, arboricultural tasks, and ecological consultancy, across Carmarthenshire. While the specific requirements and lotting structure are yet to be finalised, the project addresses the works and services category, estimated at a value of £3,000,000. The anticipated contract period is intended to commence on 1st January 2027 and conclude on 31st December 2029, with the maximum extent date possible until the end of 2031. A significant market engagement event, initially scheduled for the 13th August 2026 in Llanelli, was cancelled due to high interest and will be rescheduled. Upcoming details regarding the procurement process are expected to be published by 1st October 2026.

Langley Wood National Nature Reserve - tree felling contract

Description: Background to the job: Natural England is managing ash dieback and hazardous trees along roads and footpaths. It is important that work is carried out sensitively and as specified, ensuring unnecessary damage to the woodland is avoided. Timing: Work must be completed by 28th February 2027, to avoid disturbance to nesting birds. Nature of the job: * Climbing ash trees is not permitted. * The supplier will have the responsibility for carrying out checks of PRFs (Potential Roost Features). The supplier must have a trained person on site who is qualified to inspect PRFs for bat roosts. Supporting documentation of relevant training to be submitted with quote. * With reference to the attached spreadsheet (Tree safety works 2026_27): - Trees with PRFs will require inspection by a qualified (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Natural England, a central government public authority, involves an active tender for tree felling services titled "Langley Wood National Nature Reserve - tree felling contract." This contract opportunity focuses on addressing ash dieback and hazardous trees along roads and footpaths, with a keen emphasis on ensuring minimal damage to the woodland. Businesses interested in this contract must submit their quotations by 23:59 on 31st August 2026, following the guidelines detailed in the Request for Quotation. The work is expected to commence on 1st October 2026 and be completed by 28th February 2027 to prevent disturbance to nesting birds. This procurement falls under the 'Tree-cutting services' category and is situated in the UK's South West region (UKK). The procurement method is open and conducted below the financial threshold, allowing for broad participation under open competition terms, with the total estimated contract value capped at £58,800 including VAT.

Grounds Maintenance Contract

Description: The Council is seeking suitably experienced and competent contractors to provide grounds maintenance services in accordance with the Council's specification. The principal services required are: * Grass cutting and trimming of urban grass verges; * Trimming and pruning of hedges, verges, trees and shrubs; * Rights of way clearance; * Cemetery maintenance; * May Balfour Gardens maintenance; and * Bin clearance. Additional services may occasionally be required, including: * Trimming and pruning of hedges, verges, trees and shrubs not forming part of the regular scheme; and * Siding out of overgrown footways or other Rights of Way not forming part of the regular scheme.

Summary: Marlow Town Council has issued an invitation to tender for a Grounds Maintenance Contract, aimed at sourcing experienced contractors to provide comprehensive grounds maintenance services. The procurement process, labelled as "active" and using an open method under below-threshold competition, will see submissions accepted up to 5th October 2026. The contract spans several lots, covering services such as grass cutting, hedge trimming, rights of way, cemetery, and May Balfour Gardens maintenance, along with refuse collection. Located in Marlow, Buckinghamshire (UKJ13), this procurement is relevant to the CPV codes relating to parks and grounds maintenance, tree pruning, and waste management. The tender process is facilitated by Marlow Town Council, represented by Debbie Abbott, and aligns with the UKPGA legal framework. Key eligibility is reserved for SMEs and VCSEs, with a focus on promoting local economic engagement and community benefits.

Arboricultural Services for Swale Borough Council

Description: Swale Borough Council is inviting Expressions of Interest to tender for arboricultural services. The contract will involve undertaking a range of arboricultural services, the contractor is expected to provide a suitably qualified team with van, chipper and equipment. It is estimated that the contractor will provide one day per week split between climbing and ground works, Swale Borough Council will provide a list of works for the team and prioritise their workload. The contract shall commence on 15th January 2027 and terminate on 14th January 2030. The council may extend the opportunity for a further 2 years on a 1yr + 1yr basis. The tender/s who submit/s the Most Advantageous Tender will be awarded the contract. Expressions of Interest and the Invitation to Tender (ITT) document must be (read more...)

Summary: Swale Borough Council is seeking tenders for providing arboricultural services, with an emphasis on creating opportunities for growth in Sittingbourne, UK, within the agricultural, forestry, horticultural, aquacultural, and apicultural service industry category. The procurement process is at the tender stage, with the submission deadline set for 31st August 2026 by 09:00 hrs. This open procedure aims to award the contract to the tender that is considered most advantageous in terms of combination of price and quality. The contract period is from 15th January 2027 to 14th January 2030, with potential extensions of up to two additional years on a 1-year plus 1-year basis.

Trace, Evaluate and Reinforce (TracER)

Description: TracER is intended to improve assurance of Explosive Trace Detection (ETD) screening to detect explosive trace contamination.

Summary: The Department for Transport, based in London, is conducting a procurement process titled "Trace, Evaluate and Reinforce (TracER)" under OCID: ocds-h6vhtk-06c9a2. This project aims to enhance the assurance of Explosive Trace Detection screening. It falls under multiple industry categories, including chemical, security, medical equipment, and public utilities, among others, making it relevant to a variety of sectors. The process is in the tender stage and will proceed with an open procurement method, designed as a below-threshold open competition. Important dates include the tender period ending on 17th August 2026 and the contract period running from 2nd November 2026 to 31st October 2027, with potential service delivery locations in both the United Kingdom and the United States.

Nature Recovery Framework

Description: The purpose of this Framework is to appoint a range of competent, pre-approved contractors capable of delivering planned and responsive grounds and environmental maintenance services across Pembrokeshire for Pembrokeshire coast National Park.

Summary: The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, in partnership with Barcud Shared Services, is initiating a tender for the Nature Recovery Framework. This procurement, managed under the open procedure, aims to select pre-approved contractors to execute grounds and environmental maintenance across Pembrokeshire. The tender is in the active stage and involves services such as forestry, weed-clearance, and grounds maintenance. The key dates include an enquiry period ending on 4th September 2026, a tender submission deadline of 11th September 2026, and an intended award by 25th September 2026. The framework allows for up to 54 participants and operates under Welsh devolved regulations, covering various lots with an estimated total gross value of £550,000.

Arboricultural Services, Peterborough

Description: Peterborough City Council is responsible for the management, maintenance and stewardship of its tree stock and woodland assets throughout the administrative boundary, in accordance with the Council's Trees and Woodlands Strategy. The Council intends to publish a procurement opportunity in September 2026 for the provision of Arboricultural Services across the city and so is undertaking a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise to better understand the current arboricultural services market. Interested organisations are invited to participate in this exercise provide responses to a series of questions relating to their organisation, experience and capability. The information gathered will assist the Council in understanding the level of market interest in the opportunity, identifying industry best practices, and understanding experience of delivering similar contracts, particularly within the public sector.

Summary: Peterborough City Council is initiating a procurement process for Arboricultural Services, focusing on the management and maintenance of trees and woodland assets within the Peterborough administrative area. The current stage is Planning, with a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise scheduled, requiring interested parties to submit responses by 19th August 2026. The procurement falls under the services category, specifically targeting agricultural, forestry, and related services. The Council plans to release a formal procurement opportunity in September 2026, with the contract period anticipated to start from 1st April 2027 and extend until 2032, with possible renewal until 2034. This project represents a significant financial commitment, with a gross budget allocation of £5,880,000.