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Communal cleaning and window cleaning incl. bio cleans

Description: Communal cleaning and window cleaning including bio cleans across the Somerset Bristol Bath and west of England area.

Summary: LIVEWEST HOMES LIMITED is currently undertaking a planned procurement process for communal cleaning and window cleaning, including bio cleans, across the Somerset, Bristol, Bath, and West of England regions. Classified under accommodation, building, and window cleaning services, this procurement falls into the services category with an estimated gross value of £4,500,000. The process is in the planning stage, with an online event for pre-market engagement scheduled for 19th March 2026. Interested parties can register their interest through procurement@livewest.co.uk. The tender is set to commence on 1st October 2026, with potential renewal extending up to 30th September 2031.

Competitive Flexible Procedure Invitation to Tender for cleaning services

Description: Sovereign Network Group is commencing a Competitive Flexible Procedure to procure communal, window and additional cleaning services across three lots. This procurement covers the full delivery of cleaning services across SNG's residential and supported housing portfolio including

Summary: The Sovereign Network Group (SNG) has initiated a tender process for cleaning services through a Competitive Flexible Procedure, allowing businesses to secure contracts for communal, window, and additional cleaning across its residential and supported housing portfolio. This procurement spans three distinct lots covering various regions including Oxford, Berkshire & North Hampshire, South Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Basingstoke, Christchurch, Poole & Dorset, and Devon, Bristol & Wiltshire. The tender is currently in the active stage as of 27 February 2026 with key dates such as the expression of interest deadline on 24 March 2026. This procurement falls under the services category, with an expected contract start date of 4 December 2026. The process is selectively competitive, aiming to shortlist up to six suppliers per lot, who will then proceed to submit initial tenders.

T165 Farming for Water - Seagahan Catchment Area, County Armagh

Description: The Seagahan Farming for Water scheme aims to develop sustainable, catchment-scale solutions for the protection of rivers and lakes, which are the main sources of our drinking water. The project focuses on reducing the amount of the herbicide MCPA, nutrients and soil getting into rivers, streams and Seagahan reservoir from which drinking water is abstracted. Service requirements are to be provided at farms (as identified by NI Water) within the Seagahan catchment. See Schedule 1 Specification for further detail on the requirement.

Summary: Northern Ireland Water Ltd, based in Belfast, is initiating a tender process for the "T165 Farming for Water - Seagahan Catchment Area, County Armagh" project. This procurement focuses on agricultural services to develop sustainable solutions for water protection in the Seagahan catchment area. The procurement method is a competitive flexible procedure, targeting sub-central government needs with an emphasis on both quality and cost in the award criteria. Interested parties should note the critical deadline for submissions by 24th March 2026, with potential awards announced by 27th April 2026. The contract, valued at £420,000 with a gross amount of £504,000, is set to commence on 1st June 2026 and will run until 31st May 2027, with options to extend annually up to 2030.

Treatment of Household and Fly-tipped Chemicals

Description: The Council invites Quotations for the provision of a collection point to accept delivery of Household Chemicals by Leicestershire Residents and Fly Tipped Chemicals collected by a Waste Collection Authority (WCA), and the subsequent treatment/disposal of such chemicals. The Supply of a Qualified Chemist as and when required.

Summary: Leicestershire County Council is inviting quotations for the tender titled "Treatment of Household and Fly-tipped Chemicals." This involves creating a collection point for household chemicals from Leicestershire residents and fly-tipped chemicals handled by a Waste Collection Authority. The procurement falls under the refuse and waste-related services industry category and is located in the UKF22 region, United Kingdom. The tender is at the updated stage, with submissions open until 20 March 2026. This process is governed by UKPGA 2023/54 legislation, with procurement being conducted through an open method, specifically a below threshold open competition.

HWRC Operation and Management

Description: The Council intends to procure a contractor to manage and operate its Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC) network across 6-7 sites. The contract will include: 1. Materials offtake and waste management 2. Performance optimization to maximize recycling, reuse, and composting while minimizing residual waste 3. Technical expertise for designing new HWRC facilities 4. Oversight of construction for future Council-owned facilities This procurement is part of the Council's initiative to enhance its waste management services and develop new HWRC sites.

Summary: Oxfordshire County Council is planning a procurement process titled "HWRC Operation and Management," aimed at enhancing waste management services and developing new household waste recycling centres (HWRCs). The process is currently at the planning stage, with a planned notice published on 27th February 2026. The procurement, classified under the sewage, refuse, cleaning, and environmental services category, will focus on materials offtake, waste management, performance optimisation, and technical expertise for designing and overseeing new HWRC facilities. The tender's gross value is estimated at £25.2 million, with submissions allowed electronically until 30th June 2026. The project is set to commence in October 2027, and the possibility of a four-year extension is included.

Social Value Strategic Advisor for Healthier Futures

Description: An external advisor is required to provide expert strategic advice on integrating social value into the Healthier Futures Programme. This includes aligning with national and local priorities, supporting procurement and delivery models, and ensuring compliance with the Social Value Act and NHS sustainability goals. The programme has an established organisational Social Value Plan that sets out its long-term commitments, priority outcomes, and measurement approach. The new build hospital represents a major opportunity to implement, enhance, and evidence these commitments in a place-based, inclusive, and measurable way. The Trust is seeking a Social Value Strategic Advisor to support the effective delivery, coordination, assurance, and reporting of social value outcomes across the lifecycle of the hospital project, ensuring alignment with organisational priorities, local need, and statutory requirements. There will be (read more...)

Summary: The Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking to procure a Social Value Strategic Advisor for their Healthier Futures programme. This tender focuses on the integration of social value within the hospital development project, aligning with both national and local priorities as per the Social Value Act and NHS sustainability goals. The procurement is currently in the tender stage, with a contract start date planned for 1st July 2026 and spanning three years, with a possible extension until 2032. Interested parties are encouraged to submit a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire by the deadline at 12:00 PM on 25th March 2026, as part of a competitive flexible procedure, involving a two-stage procurement process. This initiative addresses environmental issues consultancy services across various regions within the United Kingdom.

Treatment of Household and Fly-tipped Chemicals

Description: The Council invites Quotations for the provision of a collection point to accept delivery of Household Chemicals by Leicestershire Residents and Fly Tipped Chemicals collected by a Waste Collection Authority (WCA), and the subsequent treatment/disposal of such chemicals. The Supply of a Qualified Chemist as and when required.

Summary: Leicestershire County Council is inviting quotations for the tender titled "Treatment of Household and Fly-tipped Chemicals." This involves creating a collection point for household chemicals from Leicestershire residents and fly-tipped chemicals handled by a Waste Collection Authority. The procurement falls under the refuse and waste-related services industry category and is located in the UKF22 region, United Kingdom. The tender is at the updated stage, with submissions open until 20 March 2026. This process is governed by UKPGA 2023/54 legislation, with procurement being conducted through an open method, specifically a below threshold open competition.

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.

Risk Assessments of public parks, recreation grounds and cemeteries and church yards in the Bradford District

Description: To carry out risk assessments of public parks, recreation grounds and cemeteries and church yards in the Bradford District.

Summary: The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council is seeking businesses to undertake risk assessments of public parks, recreation grounds, cemeteries, and churchyards within the Bradford District. This procurement falls under the industry category of risk or hazard assessment services and operates in the region of Bradford, United Kingdom. The current stage of the procurement process is at the tender phase, initiated on 27th February 2026. Interested parties have until 13th March 2026 to submit enquiries, with final submissions due by 20th March 2026 for the contracting period spanning from 17th April to 17th July 2026. The procurement method employed is open competition, offering a gross amount of £15,600 GBP. Electronic submissions are permitted as per the specified terms.

Preliminary Market Engagement Notice Grounds and Cleansing Maintenance Service Review

Description: Purpose of this Notice In accordance with Sections 16 and 17 of the Procurement Act 2023 and the Procurement Regulations 2024, Telford & Wrekin Council intend to conduct preliminary market engagement to inform the development of the specification and procurement strategy for Grounds and Cleansing Maintenance Services. This engagement aims to: Understand market capability and capacity. Gather feedback on potential delivery models and risks. Encourage participation from a diverse range of suppliers. Participation in this engagement will not confer any advantage in any subsequent procurement process. All responses will be treated equally and confidentially. All suppliers will be treated equally, and engagement will be conducted in a transparent manner. Scope of Requirement Grounds maintenance: parks, open spaces, shrub beds, verges, cemeteries, sports fields, grass cutting, tree and woodland (read more...)

Summary: The Borough of Telford & Wrekin is conducting preliminary market engagement for the Grounds and Cleansing Maintenance Service Review, targeting the services industry in Telford, Shropshire, UKG21 region. Currently in the planning stage, this tender seeks to inform the development of the specification and procurement strategy. Key activities include understanding market capability and capacity and gathering feedback from suppliers. Interested parties should note the deadline for responses is on 17th April 2026, followed by face-to-face market engagement meetings scheduled for 21st or 22nd May 2026.