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Cleaning Services Contract for Orbital South Colleges: East Surrey College and John Ruskin College

Description: Orbital South Colleges (OSC) is a leading further education group comprising East Surrey College, John Ruskin College, Reigate School of Art and Orbital South Colleges University Centre. The Colleges provide an extensive range of vocational, technical and professional education, from entry level through to degree-level study, including apprenticeships, Higher National qualifications and professional courses. Teaching is delivered by experienced, industry-qualified staff and is supported by strong links with employers, careers services and local communities. OSC is undertaking this tender exercise to source a flexible and best value cleaning contractor with whom they can partner to provide the high standards required to ensure consistently clean Colleges throughout the term of the contract and maximise the potential that the College facilities offer. The successful contractor must have a proactive approach (read more...)

Summary: East Surrey College is buying a comprehensive cleaning service for East Surrey College and John Ruskin College, part of the Orbital South Colleges group. The work covers all campuses in Redhill and South Croydon, including routine cleaning during term time, periodic deep cleaning throughout the year and some external cleaning. The colleges provide further, vocational and professional education, and the service is intended to keep their facilities consistently clean and support their use. This is a cleaning services contract (CPV 90919000). The requirement covers approximately 33,380 m² across the two college campuses. The contractor will work with the colleges to maintain cleaning standards and develop the service, including practical improvements to the current provision.

ITT - Historic Gardens: Supporting Adaptation to a Changing Climate - Case Studies - UID 372

Description: This project will compile a set of case studies showing how designated historic parks, gardens and demesnes across the UK are experiencing and responding to climate change impacts and risks. The case studies will be presented in a report to be published in the Historic England Research Report Series and summarised in an accompanying non-technical summary of the report. The project is being funded in partnership by Historic England and the National Lottery Heritage Fund. This project builds on stakeholder research commissioned by Heritage Fund and Historic England, which set out to understand how designated historic gardens and demesnes across the UK are being maintained and managed in response to the threats posed by climate change through stakeholder research. The research report included developing an understanding of what (read more...)

Summary: Historic England is seeking research and consultancy services to develop case studies of designated historic parks, gardens and demesnes across the UK. The work will examine how these places are experiencing climate change and responding to its impacts and risks, including approaches that protect their cultural and natural heritage. The case studies will be published in a Historic England Research Report, with an accompanying non-technical summary. The project is funded in partnership with the National Lottery Heritage Fund and builds on earlier research into how historic gardens and demesnes are managed in response to climate threats. The findings are intended to provide practical, site-specific examples for owners and managers, with lessons relevant to the varied horticultural, ecological, hydrological, archaeological and visitor-management challenges found in historic places.

Leeds City Centre Enhanced Environmental Enforcement

Description: This tender is related to the commissioning of a two-part environmental enforcement and education service for Leeds city centre (and potentially other high footfall areas within the Leeds District). The first part will comprise high volume Littering Enforcement, to support the Council's objectives in maintaining the cleanliness and attractiveness of Leeds city centre as a destination. The second part is a broader enforcement and education role, described here under the heading of a 'City Centre Support Officer' role.

Summary: Leeds City Council is commissioning a two-part environmental enforcement and education service for Leeds city centre, with possible delivery in other high-footfall areas of the Leeds District. One part is high-volume littering enforcement to help keep the city centre clean and attractive. The second is a broader enforcement and education role delivered by City Centre Support Officers. This is a public service contract for environmental services. The work is focused on the city centre and may extend to other busy areas across the district.

Metallic Waste Treatment Services Framework 2028

Description: Nuclear Waste Services (NWS), (the Client) through its Waste Services line of business, is procuring a Framework for metallic waste treatment on behalf of its Customers. A Customer is defined as any organisation that holds a Waste Services Contract (WSC) with the Client. The aim of the service is to provide access to Contractors with the capability of providing services for the lifecycle management of all wastes that are suitable for metallic waste treatment. Waste will originate from operations, decommissioning and demolition activities at NWS Customer Sites, and all material types suitable for treatment may be present. Contractors will be required to have knowledge and understanding across the full radioactive waste management lifecycle and the ability to operate and execute work and provide support at any stage of (read more...)

Summary: Nuclear Waste Services Limited plans to establish a framework for metallic waste treatment services through its Waste Services business, for organisations holding a Waste Services Contract with NWS. The work covers lifecycle management of wastes suitable for metallic treatment, including material arising from operational, decommissioning and demolition activities. Suppliers may need to handle different material types and support work at any stage of the radioactive waste management lifecycle. Delivery may take place at NWS customer sites, contractors’ sites, NWS sites or elsewhere when required. The service is intended to give NWS customers access to contractors able to treat metallic waste. Potential customers include public and private sector organisations with a Waste Services Contract with NWS.

Provision of Window Cleaning Services

Description: Fife Council is seeking to establish a contract for the provision of the required goods and associated services, ensuring a reliable, cost-effective and high-quality solution that meets the Council's operational requirements.

Summary: Fife Council is procuring window-cleaning services through a framework covering four areas: Cupar and North-west Fife; St Andrews and North-east Fife; Kirkcaldy, Glenrothes and Central Fife; and Dunfermline and West Fife. The work is intended to provide reliable, cost-effective, high-quality services that meet the Council’s operational requirements. Services are to be delivered across these areas of Fife. The procurement is divided into four lots, each corresponding to one of the geographic areas, so suppliers can identify the part or parts of Fife relevant to their operations.

Provision of Waste and Recycling Collection Services PA23GPAGST11

Description: Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority are seeking a supplier to provide a fully managed waste collection and recycling service, including the provision, maintenance and replacement of suitable external waste receptacles, scheduled and ad hoc collections, transportation, treatment, recycling, recovery and lawful disposal of waste arising from MAWWFRS premises. The service shall include, but not be limited to: * Collection and management of general non-recyclable waste. * Separate collection of recyclable materials in accordance with current Welsh legislation. * Provision of appropriate waste receptacles, including clear bilingual identification and signage. * Scheduled waste collections in accordance with the agreed site collection schedule. * Additional and emergency collections where required. * Management of contamination and incorrectly segregated waste. * Provision of waste transfer documentation and evidence of (read more...)

Summary: Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority intends to buy a fully managed waste collection and recycling service for waste arising from its premises across Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Powys. The service covers general waste and separately collected recyclables, with suitable external bins supplied, maintained and replaced. It also includes scheduled, ad hoc, additional and emergency collections; transport, treatment, recycling, recovery and lawful disposal; and handling of contamination or incorrectly sorted waste. The supplier will provide bilingual bin identification and signage, transfer documentation, and reporting on waste quantities, recycling performance and disposal routes. The work also includes advice on waste legislation, sustainability and environmental practice, identifying ways to improve efficiency and reduce costs, and overseeing any approved subcontractors. The service must comply with applicable legislation, environmental regulations and the specification.

WUTH-ITT-C484988 Minor, Small & Medium Works

Description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to establish a Framework for provision of minor, small & medium works across its own sites and for any other participating authority as named in the ITT. The Framework will be for a period of 12 months with the option to extend for a further 12 months (maximum duration 2 years). The Framework will be broken down into five Lots: Lot 1 - Electrical (value band PS1 - PS50,000) Lot 2 - Flooring (value band PS1 - PS50,000) Lot 3 - Minor/Reactive Works (value band PS1 - PS50,000) Lot 4 - Minor/Small Planned works (value band PS50,001 - PS350,000) Lot 5 - Medium/Planned Works (value band PS350,001 - PS1.5m) Tenderers will be required to demonstrate the ability to provide and coordinate a wide (read more...)

Summary: Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is setting up a works framework for minor, small and medium building and service projects across its own sites and those of participating NHS trusts in Cheshire and Merseyside. The five work areas are electrical jobs such as sockets, data points and upgrades; flooring repairs and replacements; minor and reactive work, including painting, locks, signage and small refurbishments; planned small works such as larger refurbishments and mechanical or electrical system replacements; and medium planned projects including roofs, pipework, car parks and windows. Suppliers may focus on a specialist trade or offer and coordinate a broader range of building and service trades. The framework is also available to the participating NHS organisations named in the procurement.

Wintering bird surveys on the Humber Estuary, January 2027 to March 2027

Description: This project involves undertaking wintering bird surveys in agricultural fields and other open habitats up to 10 km from the Humber Estuary SPA. The aim of this project is to collect additional data to support a Natural England-led Habitat Suitability Modelling project. The modelling is intended to help identify areas of potentially suitable habitat for wintering waterbirds and wading bird species associated with the Humber Estuary SPA, helping to improve our understanding of their distribution in the surrounding landscape. This commission requires wintering bird surveys at 40 sample locations between January and the end of February (or early March if required).

Summary: Natural England is seeking wintering bird survey services to gather data for its Habitat Suitability Modelling project for the Humber Estuary Special Protection Area. The surveys cover agricultural fields and other open habitats within 10 km of the estuary, at 40 sample locations. The resulting data will help identify potentially suitable habitat for wintering waterbirds and wading birds associated with the estuary, improving understanding of their distribution across the surrounding landscape. The work is environmental survey services, delivered in the Humber area of England. It is a focused field-survey commission supporting habitat modelling, rather than a general habitat-management or restoration project.

Wintering bird surveys on the Humber Estuary, January 2027 to March 2027

Description: This project involves undertaking wintering bird surveys in agricultural fields and other open habitats up to 10 km from the Humber Estuary SPA. The aim of this project is to collect additional data to support a Natural England-led Habitat Suitability Modelling project. The modelling is intended to help identify areas of potentially suitable habitat for wintering waterbirds and wading bird species associated with the Humber Estuary SPA, helping to improve our understanding of their distribution in the surrounding landscape. This commission requires wintering bird surveys at 40 sample locations between January and the end of February (or early March if required).

Summary: Natural England is seeking wintering bird survey services to gather data for its Habitat Suitability Modelling project for the Humber Estuary Special Protection Area. The surveys cover agricultural fields and other open habitats within 10 km of the estuary, at 40 sample locations. The resulting data will help identify potentially suitable habitat for wintering waterbirds and wading birds associated with the estuary, improving understanding of their distribution across the surrounding landscape. The work is environmental survey services, delivered in the Humber area of England. It is a focused field-survey commission supporting habitat modelling, rather than a general habitat-management or restoration project.

Creation of a new mountain bike trail at Balloch Castle Country Park

Description: West Dunbartonshire Council (the Council) intends to appoint a competent & experienced mountain bike trail contractor who is an experienced trail builder for the construction of a new Mountain Bike Skills Track at Balloch Castle Country Park. The new 1km trail aims to cater to the growing demand for mountain biking by providing a purpose-built facility to support and encourage cycling skills development for all riders of all levels resulting in the development of a Mountain Bike Club.

Summary: West Dunbartonshire Council is seeking a specialist contractor to build a new 1 km mountain bike skills trail at Balloch Castle Country Park. The purpose-built facility is intended to support cycling skills development for riders of all levels and help establish a mountain bike club. The works include construction of the trail and associated site preparation, path and surface works, drainage and landscaping. The opportunity is for trail builders with experience delivering mountain bike trails or comparable projects. Work will take place at Balloch Castle Country Park in West Dunbartonshire.