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Asbestos Framework - Reactive & Planned Surveying Services and Removal Works

Description: Adra(the Client) is seeking the services of suitably qualified and experienced service providers who are capable of providing a full range of high-quality services as contained within the suite of documents contained within this tender pack which comprises the documents set out at paragraph 11 of the ITT. Bidders should note that this ITT relates to the award of a framework agreement ("Framework Agreement") for the provision of Asbestos Surveying Services & Asbestos Removal works and all references to "the Services" in the ITT relate to the provision of asbestos services & works as more particularly described within the tender pack.

Summary: Adra (Tai) Cyf, a Welsh housing organisation based in Bangor, is procuring a framework for planned and reactive asbestos services. The requirement is divided between asbestos surveying services and asbestos removal works, covering the inspection, sampling, testing and safe removal of asbestos associated with its properties and residents’ safety. Surveying includes building survey work, while the removal lot covers planned and reactive removal activities. Delivery is across Welsh locations. The framework is intended for service providers able to deliver a full range of compliant asbestos services and works under the tender documents. Suppliers may apply for one lot only: surveying or removal. The procurement is categorised primarily as services, with works also included for the removal lot.

Understanding the environmental impacts of displacing UK agricultural/commodity production

Description: There is increasing pressure on land use in the UK due to demands from housing development and commitments to Net Zero and nature. This, combined with a changing climate, mean there may be less land available for agricultural commodity production within the UK. This may result in a displacement of production overseas. While there is good evidence on the carbon, biodiversity and other environmental impacts that any given land use change will bring in situ, there is currently no established method of identifying 1) where crops are likely to be grown instead and 2) what impacts this displaced crop growth may have. A way to estimate these could provide evidence that would help guide land use decisions and policy by providing a holistic understanding of both the domestic (read more...)

Summary: JNCC Support Co is commissioning environmental research services on the impacts of displacing UK agricultural and commodity production overseas. The work will develop an interim model to estimate where crops might be grown if UK land is no longer available for commodity production, and assess the carbon, biodiversity and other environmental impacts in those replacement locations. The model should use clear, transparent assumptions and ideally align its results with the Global Environmental Impacts of Consumption indicator. The research is intended to support land-use decisions and policy by showing the domestic and international consequences of changes in land use. The requirement is classified as environmental services. Delivery concerns UK agricultural production and the overseas locations where displaced production may occur.

WLC Pest control

Description: West London College invites suitably qualified and experienced pest control contractors to tender for the provision of planned and reactive pest control services across its three main campuses. The College intends to appoint a single contractor for an initial contract period of three years. The purpose of the contract is to provide an effective preventative and reactive pest management service which maintains the College estate in a safe, hygienic and pest-free condition. The service will include regular scheduled inspections, monitoring, treatment where necessary, maintenance of pest control equipment and response to reported pest activity. 2. College Locations

Summary: West London College is procuring planned and reactive pest control services for its three main campuses in London. The appointed contractor will provide preventative and responsive pest management to keep the College estate safe, hygienic and free from pests. The scope includes scheduled inspections, monitoring, treatment where required, maintenance of pest control equipment and responses to reported pest activity. This is a service contract rather than a supply of equipment or construction works. The buying organisation is West London College, based in London. The requirement is classified as pest-control services (CPV 90922000) and covers the College’s estate across its three principal campus locations.

Bangladesh Carbon Market Governance & Readiness Sprint

Description: The UK Government's Partnering for Accelerated Climate Transitions (UK PACT) programme is inviting proposals from qualified suppliers or consortia to deliver technical assistance to the government of Bangladesh. Bangladesh is establishing the foundations for participation in high-integrity carbon markets, including Article 6, CORSIA and voluntary carbon markets. While progress has been made through the establishment of a carbon market framework and supporting governance arrangements, further support is needed to operationalise these systems across government, strengthen institutional coordination, and enable Bangladesh to use carbon markets to support delivery of its NDC 3.0 unconditional mitigation targets. The assignment will provide targeted technical assistance and capacity building to strengthen Bangladesh's carbon market governance, authorisation processes, MRV, reporting and institutional readiness. Working with relevant government agencies, including MoEFCC, DoE, the Power Division, (read more...)

Summary: Palladium International Limited is procuring technical assistance and capacity-building services for the Government of Bangladesh on carbon market governance and readiness. The work will support Bangladesh’s participation in high-integrity carbon markets, including Article 6, CORSIA and voluntary carbon markets, and help implement its NDC 3.0 mitigation targets. Activities include strengthening institutional coordination, carbon market rules, authorisation processes, safeguards, measurement, reporting and verification, UNFCCC reporting, and CORSIA readiness. Expected outputs include governance and coordination tools, an authorisation and safeguards toolkit, reporting support, a government capacity-building programme and sector readiness briefs identifying future carbon market investment opportunities. Delivery is in Bangladesh, working with the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Department of Environment, Power Division, Ministry of Finance and other government ministries. This is a services requirement covering environmental, research and consultancy work.

LCC - Provision of Dry Mixed Recycling (DMR) Services

Description: Lincolnshire County Council are seeking to procure services for the collection, haulage, processing, handling and sale of DMR from July 2027. The Contract will run for a period of Four (4) years commencing 1st July 2027. There will be an option for the Council to extend the Contract by a period of Two (2) years, in separate One (1) year extensions. The anticipated service commencement date is 1st July 2027. Suppliers should register with the Panacea e-tendering portal to access this opportunity at https://app.panacea-software.com/lcc/Login.aspx

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council is procuring dry mixed recycling services covering the collection, haulage, processing, handling and sale of recyclable materials. The work is classed as refuse, cleaning and environmental services. It is divided geographically across Lincolnshire: the Northern area covers Gainsborough, Louth and South Hykeham; the Southern area covers Boston, Grantham and Sleaford; the Central area covers South Hykeham; and a combined option covers all sites. The requirement is suitable for both small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community and social enterprises. Suppliers will need to provide an end-to-end recycling operation serving the council’s waste transfer stations, including onward processing and sale of the recovered materials.

Provision of Waste and Recycling Haulage Services for Conwy County Borough Council

Description: Conwy County Borough Council (the "Authority") intends to procure a contract for the transportation of waste and recyclable materials from its waste management facilities to designated disposal and recycling sites. The Authority proposes to award a contract for an initial period of five (5) years, with the option to extend for a further two (2) years, to the successful supplier(s) (the "Service Provider").

Summary: Conwy County Borough Council is procuring waste and recycling haulage services. The successful supplier or suppliers will transport waste and recyclable materials from the Council’s waste management facilities to designated disposal and recycling sites across Conwy County. This is a public-sector transport and refuse collection support service, rather than the operation of disposal or recycling facilities themselves. The requirement covers the reliable movement of materials using suitable vehicles, drivers and operational systems. It is classified as refuse transport services. The Council is the buying organisation and the work supports its waste management operations. Suppliers whose core business includes commercial waste haulage, municipal waste logistics, recycling transport or related fleet-based environmental services should find the scope relevant, including smaller and medium-sized enterprises with the necessary operational capability.

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.

Contract for the Provision of Closed Landfill Management, Monitoring and Maintenance

Description: The Council will be re-procuring its contract for the management, monitoring and maintenance of closed landfill sites in Oxfordshire. This PME notice sets out the proposed structure and duration of the contract. We are seeking engagement with interested parties who may tender for and deliver this service. The market engagement process will allow the council to develop and refine the contract specification ensuring it is deliverable by suppliers and represents value for money for the council.

Summary: Oxfordshire County Council intends to procure services for the management, monitoring and maintenance of closed landfill sites across Oxfordshire. The work is intended to support the council’s ongoing environmental and operational responsibilities for former landfill locations, and will replace its existing contract. The procurement is for one service package covering landfill management rather than the supply of goods or construction works. Suppliers should expect to deliver services at multiple closed landfill sites within Oxfordshire. The council is using preliminary market engagement to understand how the requirement can be specified and delivered in practice, with the aim of developing a workable specification and achieving value for money.

The Provision Cleaning at Bolsover District Council Corporate Properties

Description: The Contractor shall provide high quality cleaning services across the Council's buildings. Services must be delivered consistently, safely and to the required cleaning standards. The Contractor is expected to be experienced in commercial cleaning and must make reasonable allowance for all tasks normally associated with such work.

Summary: Bolsover District Council is procuring commercial cleaning services for its corporate properties. The contractor will clean council buildings to the required standards, delivering services consistently and safely across the Council’s estate. The scope includes the normal tasks associated with commercial cleaning, with the successful supplier expected to make reasonable allowance for all related work. This is a services contract for cleaning rather than a supply of equipment or construction works. Delivery is across Bolsover District Council’s buildings in the United Kingdom. The requirement is suited to businesses providing managed commercial cleaning, including suppliers able to organise staff, maintain consistent service quality and work safely across multiple public-sector premises.

Housekeeping contract for Our Town Hall

Description: Future Housekeeping Services for Manchester Town Hall Manchester City Council is undertaking preparatory work for the future procurement of housekeeping services to support the operation of the refurbished Manchester Town Hall. As the Town Hall reopens and transitions back into operational use following refurbishment works, the Council intends to put in place a shorter-term housekeeping arrangement to ensure continuity of service and support initial building occupation requirements. In parallel, the Council is developing its longer-term service requirements and procurement strategy for a comprehensive housekeeping services contract. The future procurement is expected to consider the full range of housekeeping and associated cleaning support requirements necessary to maintain the Town Hall as a flagship civic building, delivering high standards of cleanliness, presentation, visitor experience and operational support. This pipeline notice (read more...)

Summary: Manchester City Council intends to procure housekeeping services for the refurbished Manchester Town Hall in Manchester. The service is expected to support the building’s reopening and initial occupation, then provide the wider cleaning and housekeeping support needed for ongoing operation as a flagship civic building. The scope is expected to cover facilities management, cleaning and associated housekeeping activities, with requirements shaped by the Town Hall’s operational, heritage and conservation needs. The service will need to maintain high standards of cleanliness and presentation, support a positive visitor experience and contribute to day-to-day operational support. The procurement is for services delivered at Manchester Town Hall, including work appropriate to a significant historic civic building.