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Learning Management System

Description: Learning Management System for the administration, documentation, tracking, reporting and delivery of electronic educational technology (also called eLearning) courses or training programmes, as well the scheduling, recording and reporting of practical (non-electronic) training. This will include operational and non-operational training.

Summary: The Greater Manchester Combined Authority is currently inviting tenders for the provision of a Learning Management System. This procurement, aligned under the services industry category, is being conducted through an open procedure with a tender closing date on 5th May 2026. The system is intended for the administration and delivery of both electronic and practical training programmes, valued at £384,000 GBP. Located in Manchester, United Kingdom, the tender is at the active stage and all submissions are required through The Chest, a North West Procurement Portal. The procurement process provides electronic submission options and inquiries must be submitted by 14th April 2026.

Events and Conference support

Description: The supplier will design, advise, plan, project manage, build and break down our presence at GMC-led events which primarily take place in central London.

Summary: The General Medical Council (GMC), a sub-central government public authority based in Manchester, is actively seeking services for "Events and Conference support" under procurement process ID GMC2433. This tender calls for a supplier to manage various facets of event participation in central London, starting on the 1st of July 2026 and potentially lasting until June 2029, with options to extend. The procurement is conducted through an open procedure, and tends to close on the 27th of April 2026. Businesses should take note of the enquiry deadline set for the 16th of April 2026. Classified under miscellaneous business services, this tender represents a substantial opportunity with a gross value upwards of £250,000.

GMCA1894: Building Futures - Mentoring Delivery Organisations

Description: Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform the potential future commissioning of a mentoring offer as part of the Building Futures programme. The proposed mentoring offer is intended to support 1125 young people in Years 8-10 (mainstream secondary schools) who are at risk of disengagement from education or becoming Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET). The programme is expected to operate GM wide, with delivery potentially structured on a locality basis depending on need, provider capacity and delivery model. Delivery is planned for term-time from September 2026 to April 2028, pending funding, governance and approvals. Paid mentors will offer weekly mentoring sessions on school premises, support is expected to be delivered over an indicative period of approximately 26 weeks per participant, subject (read more...)

Summary: The Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) is in the planning stage of a public procurement process titled "GMCA1894: Building Futures - Mentoring Delivery Organisations," aimed at delivering school-based mentoring services. Targeting education and social service sectors, the initiative involves mentoring approximately 1,125 students at risk of disengaging from education within Years 8-10 in around 50 mainstream secondary schools across Greater Manchester. The service is planned to operate during term-time from September 2026 through April 2028, with feedback from prospective suppliers due by 13th April 2026. The procurement process is currently focused on market engagement, with an indicative delivery structure tailored by locality and provider capacity, contingent on funding, governance, and approvals.

Provision of Interceptor cleaning & Darcy Alarm maintenance across the TfGM Estate

Description: TfGM is looking to establish a new contract for a single supplier to provide interceptor cleaning and maintenance services which in its current form includes the emptying, cleaning, inspection, and maintenance of the chambers, including the filter equipment. Also, the maintenance and inspections of high-level (Darcy type) alarm systems and ad-hoc emergency reactive services across the estate. Each location where this type of equipment is installed on the TfGM estate will require a visit once per year, as part of the planned preventive maintenance (PPM) plan. The winning Tenderer will work with TfGM to agree a plan as to when these visits will take place. The Tenderer must be able to provide both the interceptor cleaning and maintenance AND the Darcy alarm inspections and maintenance either themselves or (read more...)

Summary: Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) is seeking a single supplier to manage interceptor cleaning and Darcy alarm maintenance across its estate. This procurement process falls under the industry category of sewage, refuse, cleaning, and environmental services, with an estimated contract value of £565,000, excluding VAT. The procurement method is an open procedure, providing a fair opportunity for tenderers to submit bids via Pro-Contract / The Chest platform. Interested parties should note the submission deadline of 13 April 2026 at 15:00 BST and the anticipated award decision by 15 May 2026. The contract is intended for a duration of three years, with potential extensions allowing it to last up to five years, and covers TfGM’s locations within the UKD3 region, United Kingdom.

Provision of Interceptor cleaning & Darcy Alarm maintenance across the TfGM Estate

Description: TfGM is looking to establish a new contract for a single supplier to provide interceptor cleaning and maintenance services which in its current form includes the emptying, cleaning, inspection, and maintenance of the chambers, including the filter equipment. Also, the maintenance and inspections of high-level (Darcy type) alarm systems and ad-hoc emergency reactive services across the estate. Each location where this type of equipment is installed on the TfGM estate will require a visit once per year, as part of the planned preventive maintenance (PPM) plan. The winning Tenderer will work with TfGM to agree a plan as to when these visits will take place. The Tenderer must be able to provide both the interceptor cleaning and maintenance AND the Darcy alarm inspections and maintenance either themselves or (read more...)

Summary: Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) is seeking a single supplier to manage interceptor cleaning and Darcy alarm maintenance across its estate. This procurement process falls under the industry category of sewage, refuse, cleaning, and environmental services, with an estimated contract value of £565,000, excluding VAT. The procurement method is an open procedure, providing a fair opportunity for tenderers to submit bids via Pro-Contract / The Chest platform. Interested parties should note the submission deadline of 13 April 2026 at 15:00 BST and the anticipated award decision by 15 May 2026. The contract is intended for a duration of three years, with potential extensions allowing it to last up to five years, and covers TfGM’s locations within the UKD3 region, United Kingdom.

Capital Investment - Planned Roofing Replacement Programme 2026 - 2031

Description: The works shall include, but are not limited to: Pitched Roofing (Lots 1 & 2): Planned replacement of pitched roofs, including slate and tile; replacement of gutters, soffits, and fascias; and works to chimneys and associated leadwork. Flat Roofing (Lot 3): Planned replacement of existing felt, single-ply, or other liquid-applied flat roof systems, including the installation of fall protection systems. Conservation & Complex Roofing (Lot 4): Specialist replacements on listed buildings and properties within conservation areas. This requires natural slate, stone, or heritage materials and strict adherence to planning permissions and historic building techniques.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by ONWARD GROUP LIMITED involves a tender titled "Capital Investment – Planned Roofing Replacement Programme 2026 – 2031," with an industry classification under "Roof works and other special trade construction works." The procurement stage is at the tender phase, with submissions due by 13th April 2026. The programme spans various locations across the UK, including Merseyside, Lancashire, and Greater Manchester, focusing on roofing replacement and associated works. With an overall gross value of £12,000,000 and operating via an open procurement method, this tender represents a significant opportunity within the construction industry, especially for businesses specialising in pitched, flat, and complex roofing projects.

Recruitment Preferred Provider List

Description: We are aiming to introduce a Preferred Supplier List for our recruitment needs at WCHG to help manage spend and ensure quality candidates who align with our corporate values. Please note there is no guarantee of spend under this approved provider list. The values stated on this notice are not accurate as there is no guarantee of work.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Wythenshawe Community Housing Group Limited focuses on establishing a Preferred Supplier List for recruitment services. The procurement is in the tender stage with a title of "Recruitment Preferred Provider List," targeting the services industry category. The procurement addresses corporate, trades, and housing roles across multiple regions in the United Kingdom. The procurement method is an open procedure, inviting tenders from interested parties. Key dates include the tender period ending on 14 April 2026, and the subsequent award period concluding on 14 May 2026. The tender aims to streamline recruitment spend while ensuring the supply of quality candidates aligned to the organisation’s values.

GMCA 1134 North West Community Flood Resilience Engagement Support Services

Description: Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA), supported by the North West Regional Flood and Coastal Committee (RFCC), is seeking market insight to shape a future procurement for a regional service aimed at increasing community resilience to flooding and coastal change. The service provider will act as a neutral, independent intermediary, supporting both communities and flood risk management authorities (RMAs) across the North West. Flooding remains one of the most significant climate-related risks facing the region. Traditional engineering approaches are increasingly costly, complex, and insufficient on their own. Communities must therefore be better informed, prepared, and supported to understand their flood risk, plan for emergencies, build resilience, and recover effectively when flooding occurs. We can help communities to become more resilient to better protect themselves and enable quicker recovery, but (read more...)

Summary: The Greater Manchester Combined Authority is in the planning stage of a tender for the provision of North West Community Flood Resilience Engagement Support Services. This procurement process seeks a service aimed at promoting community resilience to flooding and coastal changes within the North West of England. The planned market engagement webinar will occur on 1 April 2026, with a booking deadline on 26 March 2026. Interested parties must complete and return a questionnaire by 8 April 2026. The buyer, Greater Manchester Combined Authority, is leading the initiative supported by the North West Regional Flood and Coastal Committee, aiming for a service implementation starting 1 August 2026. This procurement falls under the services category and has a total budget of £2,880,000, with a contract period extending up to 2029, with potential renewal till 2031.

GMCA 1633 Residents' Surveys Service

Description: The Greater Manchester Combined Authority(GMCA) are looking to appoint a supplier to deliver its Residents'Surveys service. We are looking for a supplier with capacity and expertise to engage with GM residents on a range of topics and policy areas, conducting fieldwork, producing a variety of timely reports and developing an interactive dashboard and insights tool.

Summary: The Greater Manchester Combined Authority is inviting suppliers to participate in the tender for the "GMCA 1633 Residents' Surveys Service". This procurement falls within the services category, specifically involving survey, market-testing, performance review, social research, and public-opinion polling services. The process, currently in the tender stage, is conducted through an open procedure expected to conclude with contract awards by the end of May 2026. Key dates for businesses include the tender submission deadline on 15 April 2026 and the end of the enquiry period on 6 April 2026. Interested parties are encouraged to review all submission documents available on the Chest e-tendering portal, with the contract scheduled to start on 1 July 2026 and possibly extend until 31 March 2028.

Heating Replacement Works - Phase 2

Description: The work consists of the second phase of replacement of heating system, including pipework, emitters and alterations to suit. Works are to be undertaken and completed on site at Shelley College, A SHARE Academy, Huddersfield Road, Shelley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. HD8 8NL.

Summary: The SHARE Multi Academy Trust has initiated a tender process for the "Heating Replacement Works - Phase 2" at Shelley College, located in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom (postal code HD8 8NL). This procurement falls under the category of works, specifically involving electricity, heating, and plumbing equipment, with a procurement value of £600,000 GBP. The procurement method is through an open procedure, with relevant documents accessible online and submissions due by 10th April 2026. The project adheres to the legal basis set out in UKPGA 2023/54, with AHR Building Consultancy Ltd. acting as the Contract Administrator. Enquiries for this tender are accepted until 2nd April 2026, with the award expected to be finalised by 8th May 2026.