LEVI Public Electric Vehicle Charge Points & Associated Infrastructure

Description: The Authority is inviting tenders for the supply, installation, and maintenance of EV charge points across the region, funded through the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) project. The Authority has been awarded and received PS3.465 Million by the UK Government to support the implementation of this Contract. This initiative aims to expand public EV charging access, support the transition to sustainable transport and provide equitable distribution of charge points across urban, rural, and underserved areas. The procurement has been structured into two lots, reflecting the differing requirements of on-street residential charging and charging infrastructure in Council owned car parks and community assets. * Lot 1 - On street Charging * Lot 2 - Car parks (Including commercial) & Community Assets

Summary: Cumberland Council is inviting tenders for the "LEVI Public Electric Vehicle Charge Points & Associated Infrastructure" project. This procurement process is focused on the development and maintenance of electric vehicle (EV) charge points across the region as part of the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) project. The scheme, funded by a £3.465 million grant from the UK Government, aims to enhance public EV charging accessibility and support sustainable transport. The procurement is divided into two lots: on-street residential charging and infrastructure for Council-owned car parks and community assets. The procurement stage is active and follows an open procedure, with a tender period ending on January 21, 2026. The procurement encompasses services under industry categories such as transport equipment, electrical installation, and electricity distribution, with the main delivery location being in the United Kingdom (UKD1 region).

Crane Operations and Maintenance Services Contract

Description: This PME document in relation to the Crane Operations & Maintenance Services Contract. DRS are currently developing the sourcing strategy and want to test some of our assumptions and understanding with the market to ensure that we offer an opportunity that is of interest and one that you feel you would be comfortable in responding to in the future. Please use the following link for Atamis - https://atamis-2464.my.site.com/s/Welcome DRS is, on a voluntary basis, operating under the Procurement Act 2023 (PA23) for this procurement and is therefore advertising this opportunity on the Central Digital Platform. By doing so, it does not become a public authority and DRS reserve the right to deviate from the PA23 at its discretion but will preserve the principles of fairness and transparency.

Summary: Direct Rail Services Limited is engaging the market for a contract titled "Crane Operations and Maintenance Services Contract," primarily categorised in the services industry, specifically focusing on repair and maintenance services of cranes. The buying organisation, located in Carlisle, United Kingdom, is operating under the Procurement Act 2023 for this tender, with the contract intended to span from 1st September 2026 to 30th August 2029. The procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with significant milestones including a scheduled market engagement session due by 6th January 2026 and a future notice date set for 1st February 2026.

Crane Operations and Maintenance Services Contract

Description: This PME document in relation to the Crane Operations & Maintenance Services Contract. DRS are currently developing the sourcing strategy and want to test some of our assumptions and understanding with the market to ensure that we offer an opportunity that is of interest and one that you feel you would be comfortable in responding to in the future.

Summary: Direct Rail Services Limited is engaging the market for a contract titled "Crane Operations and Maintenance Services Contract," primarily categorised in the services industry, specifically focusing on repair and maintenance services of cranes. The buying organisation, located in Carlisle, United Kingdom, is operating under the Procurement Act 2023 for this tender, with the contract intended to span from 1st September 2026 to 30th August 2029. The procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with significant milestones including a scheduled market engagement session due by 6th January 2026 and a future notice date set for 1st February 2026.

The collection & disposal of General Waste & Recycling (including Food Waste)

Description: Cumberland Council (the Council) requires Service Providers to deliver the service for the removal and disposal of general waste, recyclable materials and confidential waste from corporate properties (Sites) in Cumberland, such as:- * Residential Care homes and Day Care Centres (run by the Council's in-house provider, Cumbria Care) * Office sites * Library and Registration Services * Children's Centres

Summary: Cumberland Council is initiating a procurement process for the collection and disposal of general waste and recycling, including food waste, from various corporate properties across Cumberland. This open procedure, with a maximum estimated value of £480,000, falls under the services category and is actively seeking service providers. Key delivery locations are in the UKD1 region, with compliance aligned with sub-central government standards. The tender process includes critical dates: all queries need to be submitted by 15th December 2025, while final tender submissions are due by 22nd December 2025, with the contract expected to be awarded by 26th January 2026. The initial contract period will span from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029.

Provision of collection and Disposal of Confidential Waste

Description: Cumberland Council require a service provider to collect and dispose of Confidential Waste from Cumberland Council properties such as residential homes, libraries, archives, day centres and corporate offices.

Summary: Cumberland Council is currently seeking service providers for the "Provision of Collection and Disposal of Confidential Waste," classified under the refuse and waste-related services industry category. This tender is at the active stage with an open procurement method. The procurement process is expected to include various locations across the region of UKD1, specifically the United Kingdom. Businesses interested in submitting proposals must do so by 22nd December 2025 at 12:00 GMT, and any enquiries need to be made by 15th December 2025. The award period concludes on 26th January 2026, with the contract term spanning from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2030.

The collection & disposal of General Waste & Recycling (including Food Waste)

Description: Cumberland Council (the Council) requires Service Providers to deliver the service for the removal and disposal of general waste, recyclable materials and confidential waste from corporate properties (Sites) in Cumberland, such as:- * Residential Care homes and Day Care Centres (run by the Council's in-house provider, Cumbria Care) * Office sites * Library and Registration Services * Children's Centres

Summary: Cumberland Council is initiating a procurement process for the collection and disposal of general waste and recycling, including food waste, from various corporate properties across Cumberland. This open procedure, with a maximum estimated value of £480,000, falls under the services category and is actively seeking service providers. Key delivery locations are in the UKD1 region, with compliance aligned with sub-central government standards. The tender process includes critical dates: all queries need to be submitted by 15th December 2025, while final tender submissions are due by 22nd December 2025, with the contract expected to be awarded by 26th January 2026. The initial contract period will span from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029.

LEVI Public Electric Vehicle Charge Points & Associated Infrastructure

Description: The Authority is inviting tenders for the supply, installation, and maintenance of EV charge points across the region, funded through the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) project. The Authority has been awarded and received PS3.465 Million by the UK Government to support the implementation of this Contract. This initiative aims to expand public EV charging access, support the transition to sustainable transport and provide equitable distribution of charge points across urban, rural, and underserved areas. The procurement has been structured into two lots, reflecting the differing requirements of on-street residential charging and charging infrastructure in Council owned car parks and community assets. * Lot 1 - On street Charging * Lot 2 - Car parks (Including commercial) & Community Assets

Summary: Cumberland Council is inviting tenders for the "LEVI Public Electric Vehicle Charge Points & Associated Infrastructure" project. This procurement process is focused on the development and maintenance of electric vehicle (EV) charge points across the region as part of the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) project. The scheme, funded by a £3.465 million grant from the UK Government, aims to enhance public EV charging accessibility and support sustainable transport. The procurement is divided into two lots: on-street residential charging and infrastructure for Council-owned car parks and community assets. The procurement stage is active and follows an open procedure, with a tender period ending on January 21, 2026. The procurement encompasses services under industry categories such as transport equipment, electrical installation, and electricity distribution, with the main delivery location being in the United Kingdom (UKD1 region).

Young People's Housing Support linked to Short Term Accommodation with Emergency Provision

Description: Cumberland Council is commissioning a replacement for two contracts which end 31st March 2026: * Provision of Emergency Temporary Accommodation Service for Young People aged 16-24 * Housing Support linked to Short Term Accommodation for Young People It is envisioned that the new contract will start 1st April 2026. As part of the Commissioning process the Council is keen to hear the views Providers of Housing who can deliver housing related support, who are interested in delivering services within Cumberland.

Summary: Cumberland Council is seeking procurement for "Young People's Housing Support linked to Short Term Accommodation with Emergency Provision," aiming to replace two contracts expiring on 31st March 2026. The new contract, set to commence on 1st April 2026, focuses on providing emergency temporary accommodation and housing support for young individuals aged 16-24. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with a pre-market engagement session scheduled for 15th December 2025, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm via MS Teams. This tender, situated in the region UKD1, falls under the services category, specifically social work services with accommodation, with an estimated gross value of £706,078.48.

Road Lighting Works Framework

Description: Procurement of CC Bespoke Road Lighting Works Framework, required for procurement of road lighting works by a third party contractor. Likely to be 2 lots, as previous framework Lot 1 - Installation Only Lot 2 - Installation and Connections

Summary: Cumberland Council is planning a procurement for the "Road Lighting Works Framework," set to cover installation and connection works for road lighting. This procurement falls under the works category, with an estimated value of £4.8 million net (£5.76 million gross) and is classified under CPV code 45316110 for installation of road lighting equipment. The framework, expected to be divided into two lots, will commence on 1st April 2026 and is scheduled to conclude by 31st March 2031. The procurement, conducted using an open procedure method, is currently at the planning stage with the official notice expected by 15th January 2026. The location for these works is within the UKD1 region, representing opportunities across the UK.

Site Characterisation Professional Services Support (SCPSS)

Description: The Site Characterisation Professional Services Support (SCPSS) framework is designed to provide NWS with comprehensive support across all aspects of site characterisation activities during the period leading up to the appointment and onboarding of the Site Characterisation Delivery Partner (SCDP). The framework is for professional services only.

Summary: Nuclear Waste Services Limited, a sub-central government public authority based in Calderbridge, Seascale, is engaging in procurement planning for the Site Characterisation Professional Services Support (SCPSS) framework. This procurement process falls under the planning stage, with the organisation currently conducting market engagement activities to develop the scope and procurement strategy. The engagement phase will conclude with a Request for Information (RFI) due by 18th December 2025. The primary industry categories are environmental engineering and geological consultancy services, and the process includes a framework agreement, indicating a structured approach to securing services from potential suppliers. This opportunity is geographically situated in the United Kingdom, with critical communications and document availability outlined on the designated procurement web pages.