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Rydal Mount - Brief for a Feasibility Study

Description: The Wordsworth Trust invites applications to tender for a feasibility study to identify a future operating model for Rydal Mount, a heritage property located within the Lake District World Heritage Site. Rydal Mount, the Wordsworths' family home from 1813, was acquired by the Wordsworth Trust in March 2026 with the support of The Julia Rausing Trust and the Charlotte Aitken Trust. The purpose of the feasibility study is to identify a preferred option for the future use and sustainable operation of Rydal Mount within the broader activities of the Wordsworth Trust. It will consider how continued public access can be ensured, how the ambitions of the Wordsworth Trust and its partners can be advanced, and how the property can be operated in a financially sustainable way that supports (read more...)

Summary: The Wordsworth Trust is seeking proposals for a feasibility study concerning Rydal Mount, a heritage property located in the Lake District World Heritage Site. The aim is to explore future operating models to ensure the sustainable operation and public access to this historical site. This open procurement, classified under the category of "Library, archives, museums and other cultural services," is open until 9:00 AM on 24 July 2026. The contract will commence on 1 September 2026 and conclude by 15 January 2027, offering a total of £60,000 including VAT. This tender is part of the active stage for an open procedure aimed at supporting strategic decisions for the Wordsworth Trust.

Rydal Mount - Brief for a Feasibility Study

Description: The Wordsworth Trust invites applications to tender for a feasibility study to identify a future operating model for Rydal Mount, a heritage property located within the Lake District World Heritage Site. Rydal Mount, the Wordsworths' family home from 1813, was acquired by the Wordsworth Trust in March 2026 with the support of The Julia Rausing Trust and the Charlotte Aitken Trust. The purpose of the feasibility study is to identify a preferred option for the future use and sustainable operation of Rydal Mount within the broader activities of the Wordsworth Trust. It will consider how continued public access can be ensured, how the ambitions of the Wordsworth Trust and its partners can be advanced, and how the property can be operated in a financially sustainable way that supports (read more...)

Summary: The Wordsworth Trust is seeking proposals for a feasibility study concerning Rydal Mount, a heritage property located in the Lake District World Heritage Site. The aim is to explore future operating models to ensure the sustainable operation and public access to this historical site. This open procurement, classified under the category of "Library, archives, museums and other cultural services," is open until 9:00 AM on 24 July 2026. The contract will commence on 1 September 2026 and conclude by 15 January 2027, offering a total of £60,000 including VAT. This tender is part of the active stage for an open procedure aimed at supporting strategic decisions for the Wordsworth Trust.

Rydal Mount - Brief for a Feasibility Study

Description: The Wordsworth Trust invites applications to tender for a feasibility study to identify a future operating model for Rydal Mount, a heritage property located within the Lake District World Heritage Site. Rydal Mount, the Wordsworths' family home from 1813, was acquired by the Wordsworth Trust in March 2026 with the support of The Julia Rausing Trust and the Charlotte Aitken Trust. The purpose of the feasibility study is to identify a preferred option for the future use and sustainable operation of Rydal Mount within the broader activities of the Wordsworth Trust. It will consider how continued public access can be ensured, how the ambitions of the Wordsworth Trust and its partners can be advanced, and how the property can be operated in a financially sustainable way that supports (read more...)

Summary: The Wordsworth Trust is seeking proposals for a feasibility study concerning Rydal Mount, a heritage property located in the Lake District World Heritage Site. The aim is to explore future operating models to ensure the sustainable operation and public access to this historical site. This open procurement, classified under the category of "Library, archives, museums and other cultural services," is open until 9:00 AM on 24 July 2026. The contract will commence on 1 September 2026 and conclude by 15 January 2027, offering a total of £60,000 including VAT. This tender is part of the active stage for an open procedure aimed at supporting strategic decisions for the Wordsworth Trust.

Rydal Mount - Brief for a Feasibility Study

Description: The Wordsworth Trust invites applications to tender for a feasibility study to identify a future operating model for Rydal Mount, a heritage property located within the Lake District World Heritage Site. Rydal Mount, the Wordsworths' family home from 1813, was acquired by the Wordsworth Trust in March 2026 with the support of The Julia Rausing Trust and the Charlotte Aitken Trust. The purpose of the feasibility study is to identify a preferred option for the future use and sustainable operation of Rydal Mount within the broader activities of the Wordsworth Trust. It will consider how continued public access can be ensured, how the ambitions of the Wordsworth Trust and its partners can be advanced, and how the property can be operated in a financially sustainable way that supports (read more...)

Summary: The Wordsworth Trust is seeking proposals for a feasibility study concerning Rydal Mount, a heritage property located in the Lake District World Heritage Site. The aim is to explore future operating models to ensure the sustainable operation and public access to this historical site. This open procurement, classified under the category of "Library, archives, museums and other cultural services," is open until 9:00 AM on 24 July 2026. The contract will commence on 1 September 2026 and conclude by 15 January 2027, offering a total of £60,000 including VAT. This tender is part of the active stage for an open procedure aimed at supporting strategic decisions for the Wordsworth Trust.

Countryside Land Management and Estate Maintenance Framework

Description: Lake District National Park Authority (LDNPA) is establishing a Countryside Land Management and Estate Maintenance Framework Agreement, primarily for use by our Ranger Services Team but available to our whole organisation including specifically elements for our Strategy Team in relation to Historic Environment, Biodiversity Net Gain, Habitat and Woodland/Grassland Monitoring and Management. The Lake District National Park Authority looks after this special corner of England, encouraging people to enjoy and understand its beauty and supporting those who live and work here. Further information about the LDNPA, including our statutory functions, is available on our website. We are working towards making the Lake District an inspirational example of sustainable development in action. We want its prosperous economy, world class visitor experiences and vibrant communities to come together in sustaining (read more...)

Summary: The Lake District National Park Authority is preparing a Countryside Land Management and Estate Maintenance Framework, which is currently at the planning stage. This initiative focuses on maintaining and improving access in the Lake District, supporting projects such as Rights of Way and nature recovery. The procurement spans various services, including bridge construction, footpath creation, and environmental improvement works. The open procedure for this framework is set to close on 30th September 2026, with contract activities starting in April 2027. The main location for these services is in the UKD1 region, within the United Kingdom. Significant industry categories involved include construction work for bridges, tree nursery products, and environmental training services.

Rydal Mount - Brief for a Feasibility Study

Description: The Wordsworth Trust invites applications to tender for a feasibility study to identify a future operating model for Rydal Mount, a heritage property located within the Lake District World Heritage Site. Rydal Mount, the Wordsworths' family home from 1813, was acquired by the Wordsworth Trust in March 2026 with the support of The Julia Rausing Trust and the Charlotte Aitken Trust. The purpose of the feasibility study is to identify a preferred option for the future use and sustainable operation of Rydal Mount within the broader activities of the Wordsworth Trust. It will consider how continued public access can be ensured, how the ambitions of the Wordsworth Trust and its partners can be advanced, and how the property can be operated in a financially sustainable way that supports (read more...)

Summary: The Wordsworth Trust is seeking proposals for a feasibility study concerning Rydal Mount, a heritage property located in the Lake District World Heritage Site. The aim is to explore future operating models to ensure the sustainable operation and public access to this historical site. This open procurement, classified under the category of "Library, archives, museums and other cultural services," is open until 9:00 AM on 24 July 2026. The contract will commence on 1 September 2026 and conclude by 15 January 2027, offering a total of £60,000 including VAT. This tender is part of the active stage for an open procedure aimed at supporting strategic decisions for the Wordsworth Trust.

Electrical Fixed Wiring Inspections

Description: his specification defines the requirements for carrying out five-yearly Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) across all commissioner owned or operated properties, including but not limited to offices, operational sites, outbuildings, garages, and shared-use facilities. The inspection shall ensure compliance with: BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations), current edition, Electricity at Work Regulations 1989, Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, Any applicable local authority or statutory requirements

Summary: The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Cumbria, in collaboration with Cumbria Commissioner Fire and Rescue Authority, intends to conduct a procurement process for "Electrical Fixed Wiring Inspections." This public procurement, outlined under tender ID ocds-h6vhtk-06b953, is currently in the planning stage as of 19th June 2026. It aims to secure five-year Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) for various sites. This project falls under the 'services' category, and the procurement will be executed using an open procedure. Locations covered include multiple regions within the United Kingdom, such as UKC, UKD, UKE, and others. The planned enquiry period concludes on 7th August 2026, with tender submissions closing on 21st August 2026. The award is expected by 30th September 2026.

Vehicle Body Repair (Major & Minor)

Description: The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Cumbria has issued a tender for the provision of a Vehicle Body Repair Service. The procurement will be split between 2 lots. LOT 1 Major Accident Repairs: e.g. Structural and chassis repair, minor mechanical repairs, commissioning and decommissioning of vehicles. LOT 2 Minor Accident Repair: e.g. non-structural panel work and paint work, minor mechanical repairs, commissioning and decommissioning of vehicles

Summary: The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Cumbria has issued an open tender for a Vehicle Body Repair Service, which includes both major and minor repairs under two separate lots. The procurement process is currently active and falls under the services category, with a total estimated value of £600,000 (gross). This tender is accessible to businesses across multiple regions in the United Kingdom, including UKC, UKD, UKE, and others. Interested suppliers must submit their tenders by noon on 8th July 2026, with the subsequent award decisions being anticipated by 13th August 2026. The procurement will adhere to open procedure methods and communications can be conducted in English.

Lot 2A- The Undertaking of Road Safety Studies 2026-2027

Description: To undertake Engineering Safety Studies (ESS) in response to multiple safety concerns of the public or partners, as brought to the attention of the local Cumbria Road Safety Partnership (CRSP) Group or triggered by collision criteria being reached. Studies which look to find similarities between collisions that have occurred at a single site or across a route which would indicate that there may be a determinable problem with an aspect of the infrastructure, such as road markings or traffic signs. The study will identify and present initial options for remedial measures indicating First Year rate of Return and recommended scheme(s) within a Report.

Summary: Westmorland and Furness Council has initiated a procurement process titled "Lot 2A- The Undertaking of Road Safety Studies 2026-2027", focusing on architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services within the industry category. This tender spans several regions in the United Kingdom, including North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, London, South East, and South West, with the procurement currently in the 'award' stage. The open procedure method was utilised, and the procurement process was completed on 26th January 2026, with a project value of approximately £57,488. The contract period is set to start on 27th January 2026 and will conclude on 31st March 2027.

Provision of Stray Dog Kennelling and Rehoming Services

Description: Westmorland and Furness Council (the Council) is inviting tenders for the provision of a kennelling and rehoming of stray dog service, to cover the former Barrow Borough geographical area.

Summary: Westmorland and Furness Council is seeking to procure services for the provision of stray dog kennelling and rehoming within the former Barrow Borough area. The tender is currently in the 'active' stage, with an emphasis on services relating to dog kennelling, classified under the CPV code 98380000. This opportunity involves an open procurement method with a total contract value of £180,000. The tender process, managed through an open competition below the threshold category, is set to accept submissions electronically until 3rd July 2026. Prospective suppliers are encouraged to send any enquiries by 26th June 2026. The contract is expected to commence on 1st August 2026, lasting until 31st July 2030, with an optional two-year extension.