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Wandsworth Waste Collection and Cleansing Services

Description: This notice relates to three service contracts within the Borough of Wandsworth. 1) Waste Collection, 2) Street Cleansing and 3) Estate Cleansing (interior & exterior). *Please note that the contract term and contract value are indicative only. No final decisions have been made regarding the future delivery of these services.

Summary: The London Borough of Wandsworth intends to procure waste collection and cleansing services across the London Borough of Wandsworth. The planned scope covers three service areas: household and other waste collection, street cleansing, and estate cleansing, including both interior and exterior areas. This is a services procurement covering refuse, waste-related activities, urban cleaning and sanitation. The council is considering how these services should be delivered in the future, and the current scope remains subject to development. The work will suit providers able to deliver borough-wide operational services across collection, public-realm cleansing and estate environments, potentially through one integrated service arrangement.

Highland Deephaven: Strategic Masterplanning & Feasibility Study

Description: Appointment of a Lead Consultant under NEC4 PSC to undertake and coordinate a strategic feasibility study, EIA, masterplanning and PPiP support for the Highland Deephaven project. The commission includes management of multidisciplinary technical, environmental, planning and commercial workstreams, together with coordination of future bathymetric and geotechnical survey packages.

Summary: Highland Deephaven Limited is seeking a lead consultant for the Highland Deephaven project in Dingwall, Scotland. The requirement is infrastructure works consultancy, covering a strategic feasibility study, environmental impact assessment, strategic masterplanning and support for Planning Permission in Principle. The consultant will lead and coordinate multidisciplinary technical, environmental, planning and commercial workstreams. The commission also includes coordination of future bathymetric and geotechnical survey packages, alongside specialist studies and supporting technical work. Related services include urban planning and landscape architecture, environmental assessment, feasibility and advisory work, project and design preparation, cost estimation, and engineering advice. This is a professional services requirement for a consultancy capable of coordinating several technical disciplines around a major development project.

Provision of Management Services: Energy from Waste (EfW) Plant

Description: The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) is to seek input from potential Suppliers within the market, for the provision of management services for the Council's Energy from Waste (EfW) Plant, to establish the type of solution and functionality that is available and to support the Council in discharge of its statutory duty for the Treatment and Disposal of Waste under Section 51 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 (EPA). The Plant is a purpose-built energy from waste facility that provides treatment for up to 118,000 tonnes of municipal waste (including third-party waste) per annum. The primarily function of the plant is to ensure the environmentally compliant incineration of all waste collected by the City of Wolverhampton Council from kerbside collections and house waste and recycling centres (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council intends to procure management services for its purpose-built Energy from Waste plant. The service will support the environmentally compliant incineration and disposal of municipal waste collected through kerbside services and household waste and recycling centres, while also processing waste from commercial customers. The facility can treat up to 118,000 tonnes of municipal and third-party waste each year and generates electricity equivalent to the power used by around 16,000 homes. The requirement is categorised as refuse and waste-related services (CPV 90500000). Delivery will take place in the Wolverhampton area. Suppliers should therefore be active in managing energy-from-waste facilities, municipal waste treatment and disposal, and the operational interface between waste processing and electricity generation.

PS/25/263 - Winter Maintenance Assistance Framework (2026-2033)

Description: The Council requires to establish a Winter Maintenance Assistance Framework for the provision of Contractors assistance during periods of adverse winter weather when all internal resource has been exhausted. The Framework will consist of 5 Lots: Lot 1: Ad Hoc Assistance for Gritting and Snow Clearing Operations within East and South Ayrshire Lot 2: Standby Service for the Provision of Winter Treatment Services on Kilmarnock Town Centre Priority Footways (East Ayrshire) Lot 3: Standby Service for Provision of Winter Treatment Services on Priority Carriageway Routes (East and South Ayrshire) Lot 4: Standby Service for Provision of Winter Treatment Services on Priority Footway Routes (East Ayrshire) Lot 5: Ad Hoc Assistance for Gritting and Snow Clearing Operations for Sheltered and Supported Living Accommodation within East Ayrshire

Summary: East Ayrshire Council established a winter maintenance assistance framework for gritting, snow clearing and winter treatment when its internal resources are exhausted. The services cover East Ayrshire, South Ayrshire and Kilmarnock. The five planned areas are ad hoc road and footway assistance; standby treatment of Kilmarnock town-centre priority footways; standby treatment of priority carriageway routes; standby treatment of priority footway routes; and ad hoc gritting and snow clearing for sheltered and supported living accommodation in East Ayrshire. Requirements involve contractors, farmers and other service providers supplying suitable winter-maintenance vehicles, plant and equipment. Depending on the area, work includes liquid sodium chloride or calcium chloride brine treatment, road and footway gritting, snow clearance, and white rock salt treatment for footpaths and car parks.

CA18401 - Window Cleaning Service

Description: Bedford College is seeking a single, reliable provider to deliver a high-quality window cleaning service across all campuses in Bedfordshire, Central Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire. The appointed contractor must demonstrate best value, transparent costing, and the ability to maintain consistently excellent standards throughout the contract term. Full details of the building specifications and cleaning frequency requirements are included within the tender pack. This contract is offered on 1-year extensions up to maximum of four years To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA18401. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA18401 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 020 3920 8054.

Summary: Bedford College is procuring a single provider for window-cleaning services across all its campuses in Bedfordshire, Central Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire. The requirement covers routine cleaning of college buildings, with the required building specifications and cleaning frequencies set out in the tender pack. This is a facilities-cleaning services contract, classified under CPV 90911300. The appointed supplier will be responsible for delivering a consistently high-quality service across the college estate, rather than separate providers for individual sites or areas. Businesses specialising in commercial window cleaning, particularly those able to coordinate delivery across multiple campuses and maintain consistent standards, are the most relevant potential suppliers. The opportunity is identified as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Targeted Catchment Investigation and CCTV & Cleaning

Description: Lot 1 - Targeted Catchment Investigations (TCI) This lot covers the delivery of Targeted Catchment Investigations (TCIs) across Thames Water's wastewater network to identify and reduce the risk of sewer blockages, pollution incidents, sewer flooding and customer service disruption. Suppliers will be required to undertake investigations within defined catchment areas identified by Thames Water. Activities may include sewer and manhole inspections, sewer cleaning, CCTV surveys, identification of root causes of network issues, delivery of first time-fix activities where appropriate, and the development of recommendations for follow-on works. Suppliers will be responsible for providing all labour, vehicles, equipment and associated resources necessary to deliver the services, together with the collection and submission of inspection data, CCTV records, photographs and other required outputs. The framework will operate across the Thames (read more...)

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited is procuring sewer investigation, CCTV inspection and cleaning services for its wastewater network across London and South East England. Two lots are available. Targeted Catchment Investigation Services will investigate defined catchment areas to identify and reduce sewer blockages, pollution incidents, flooding and customer disruption. Work can include sewer and manhole inspections, cleaning, CCTV surveys, root-cause analysis, first-time fixes and recommendations for follow-on work. CCTV & Cleaning covers planned and reactive sewer cleaning, CCTV investigations, flow management, waste disposal, defect coding, emergency response and pollution escalations. Suppliers must provide the labour, vehicles, plant, equipment, permits, licences, traffic management and records needed for delivery on public highways, private land and other locations.

Preliminary Market Engagement Waste Disposal Contract

Description: The Authority is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement to support the future re-procurement of its Waste Disposal Contract. The current contractual arrangements expire on 6 December 2029, and any replacement arrangement must be ready to commence from 7 December 2029. The purpose of this engagement is to understand market appetite, capacity, capability, delivery models, infrastructure requirements, commercial approaches, risks, mobilisation requirements and opportunities for innovation before the Authority confirms its preferred procurement strategy. The Authority is considering procurement because it must maintain statutory waste disposal arrangements beyond the expiry of the current contract. Early engagement will help inform the options appraisal, business case, procurement route, contract model and any further supplier engagement required before formal tender activity begins.

Summary: North East Lincolnshire Borough Council is preparing to re-procure its waste disposal services. The requirement is intended to maintain statutory waste disposal arrangements after the existing contract expires, covering refuse and waste-related services and waste transfer station provision. Delivery will take place in North East Lincolnshire. The council is seeking market insight before deciding the final procurement strategy, contract model and delivery arrangements. The scope may involve different delivery models, infrastructure requirements, mobilisation arrangements and opportunities for innovation. This is a service contract rather than a goods supply or construction project. Suppliers operating waste disposal, waste transfer, treatment, haulage or associated waste-management infrastructure may therefore find the subject matter relevant, subject to the detailed requirements that will be developed.

Addressing Barriers to Climate Action - Developing a values driven approach to accelerate climate action within the Protected Landscapes

Description: On behalf of the UK's Protected Landscapes family, SDNPA is seeking a consultant to deliver a project to provide practical training materials and resources to build capability. This is to support Protected Landscapes to engage with stakeholders in delivering climate action that helps to adapt and build resilience to the impacts of climate change. This includes advice on how best to communicate with key sector partners the importance and value of nature-based solutions.

Summary: South Downs National Park Authority is procuring consultancy services for the UK’s Protected Landscapes family. The successful consultant will develop practical training materials and other resources to build capability for climate action. The work will help Protected Landscapes engage stakeholders in delivering action that adapts to, and builds resilience against, climate change. It also includes advising on how to communicate the importance and value of nature-based solutions to key sector partners. The requirement combines environmental issues consultancy with the preparation of training manuals (CPV 90713000 and 92312212). Delivery is across the United Kingdom, supporting Protected Landscapes nationally. The buyer is a sub-central public authority based at the South Downs National Park Authority in Midhurst.

Waste Collection Service

Description: Tendring District Council (TDC) is looking to procure a service for the provision of Waste Collection & Disposal to 3 Leisure Centres in the district. The locations are: - Clacton Leisure Centre, CO15 6DB - Dovercourt Bay Lifestyles, CO12 3TA - Walton-on-the-Naze Lifestyle, CO14 8PZ The service is a statutory under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and relates to the safe handling, collection, and disposal of hazardous, non-hazardous and washroom waste from centers.

Summary: Tendring District Council intends to procure waste collection and disposal services for three leisure centres in the Tendring district: Clacton Leisure Centre, Dovercourt Bay Lifestyles and Walton-on-the-Naze Lifestyle. The requirement covers safe handling, collection and disposal of hazardous, non-hazardous, sanitary and washroom waste, together with general and recyclable waste. It also includes supplying and servicing sanitary bins, providing suitable containers for bulk and food waste, and supplying, installing, maintaining and refilling air-freshener units in public toilets and changing areas. The work is a waste management and facilities consumables service, with related clinical-waste collection and disposal and cleaning-product supply. It supports the council’s statutory responsibilities under the Environmental Protection Act 1990.

TfL Ecology Support Services Framework

Description: Transport for London (TfL) is establishing a multi-supplier framework agreement for the provision of ecological and arboricultural survey and advisory services across TfL's railway infrastructure, including known and potential areas of rare and/or protected species and statutory and non-statutory designated sites (such as Sites of Special Scientific Interest and Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation). Services include, but are not limited to: Preliminary Ecological Appraisals; biodiversity baseline surveys using the statutory biodiversity metric and Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) statements; protected species and habitat surveys; invasive and injurious species surveys; Ecological Clerk of Works services; Ecological Impact Assessments; arboricultural feasibility surveys, impact assessments and method statements in line with BS 5837:2012 (or latest equivalent); the obtaining of protected species licences on behalf of TfL; and the provision of survey (read more...)

Summary: Transport for London is procuring ecological and arboricultural survey and advisory services through a multi-supplier framework for its railway infrastructure. The work covers Preliminary Ecological Appraisals, biodiversity baseline surveys using the statutory biodiversity metric, Biodiversity Net Gain statements, protected species and habitat surveys, invasive and injurious species surveys, Ecological Clerk of Works services, Ecological Impact Assessments, and arboricultural feasibility surveys, impact assessments and method statements. Suppliers may also obtain protected species licences for TfL and provide inspection and ecological data in GIS-compatible formats, with data returned to TfL and Greenspace Information for Greater London. Works such as vegetation clearance or treatment are outside scope. Delivery is across TfL infrastructure in the United Kingdom.