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Access for All Rail Programme - Tranche 5

Description: TfGM is looking to establish a contract via the Competitive Flexible Procedure, for the completion of option selection reports (PACE ES3/OSR - Refresh), completion of outline design (ES4 Form A) and completion of detailed design (ES5 Form B) - "Stage One" and further, construction (ES6-8) - "Stage Two" of rail station enhancement projects. These stations will be funded under the Department for Transport's (DfT) and "City Region Sustainable Transport Settlements (CRSTS)". The project involves up to three Access for All solutions for stations within Greater Manchester: Broadbottom, Hall 'ith Wood and Moorside (called Tranche 5). The Access for All (AfA) Projects at Hall'ith Wood, Broadbottom and Moorside comprise of a combination of new lifts, footbridges and ramp improvements Page 2 to 6 Hall 'ith Wood: * 2 new (read more...)

Summary: Transport for Greater Manchester is preparing for the "Access for All Rail Programme - Tranche 5", an upcoming procurement process intended to enhance rail stations within Greater Manchester, specifically at Broadbottom, Hall 'ith Wood, and Moorside. The procurement, planned for a start date on 5th November 2026 and expected to end by 31st March 2031, is in the Planning stage. A market sounding questionnaire is scheduled for submission by 27th March 2026, with future communications planned for 27th April 2026. The procurement is set under the Competitive Flexible Procedure and covers works and services related to railway construction, specifically new lifts, footbridges, and ramp improvements, valued gross at £24,064,800.

Access for All Rail Programme - Tranche 5

Description: TfGM is looking to establish a contract via the Competitive Flexible Procedure, for the completion of option selection reports (PACE ES3/OSR - Refresh), completion of outline design (ES4 Form A) and completion of detailed design (ES5 Form B) - "Stage One" and further, construction (ES6-8) - "Stage Two" of rail station enhancement projects. These stations will be funded under the Department for Transport's (DfT) and "City Region Sustainable Transport Settlements (CRSTS)". The project involves up to three Access for All solutions for stations within Greater Manchester: Broadbottom, Hall 'ith Wood and Moorside (called Tranche 5). The Access for All (AfA) Projects at Hall'ith Wood, Broadbottom and Moorside comprise of a combination of new lifts, footbridges and ramp improvements Page 2 to 6 Hall 'ith Wood: * 2 new (read more...)

Summary: Transport for Greater Manchester is preparing for the "Access for All Rail Programme - Tranche 5", an upcoming procurement process intended to enhance rail stations within Greater Manchester, specifically at Broadbottom, Hall 'ith Wood, and Moorside. The procurement, planned for a start date on 5th November 2026 and expected to end by 31st March 2031, is in the Planning stage. A market sounding questionnaire is scheduled for submission by 27th March 2026, with future communications planned for 27th April 2026. The procurement is set under the Competitive Flexible Procedure and covers works and services related to railway construction, specifically new lifts, footbridges, and ramp improvements, valued gross at £24,064,800.

Stalybridge Station - North Side Improvements

Description: TransPennine Express is seeking to appoint a Principal Contractor to complete the detailed design and deliver the construction works for the proposed North Side Improvements at Stalybridge Station (Grid Ref: SJ958986). The scheme focuses on upgrading the northern forecourt, improving multimodal connectivity, enhancing safety, and formalising the existing unmanaged car park. The project has progressed to ES4 (Approval in Principle) stage design. The appointed contractor will be required to develop the design to completion, coordinate all disciplines, obtain any further technical approvals, and undertake the full construction and commissioning of the works.

Summary: The procurement process for the North Side Improvements at Stalybridge Station is currently in the planning stage, with TransPennine Trains Ltd as the buying organisation. The principal contractor will be appointed to finalise the design and oversee the construction works, enhancing multimodal connectivity and formalising the car park at the station. Located in Manchester, the industry category includes railway construction and civil engineering works, with an anticipated project start date in April 2027 and completion by August 2027. Interested parties must register by 12 March 2026 to proceed to the next engagement stage.

Geodemographic Segmentation tools

Description: Manchester City Council currently uses a geodemographic segmentation tool to support analysis, insight, and service planning across multiple departments, including Performance, Research & Intelligence (PRI), Public Health, and Communications. Segmentation data is used to: * Produce demographic and behavioural profiles for localities * Identify vulnerable or priority household types * Support targeted interventions, outreach and communication planning * Provide insight into groups that may be under-represented in administrative datasets * Support work related to deprivation, cost-of-living impact analysis, inequalities, health needs assessments and digital inclusion * Inform strategic planning through ward-level and locality-level profiling The Council is exploring the market to understand current products, functionality, data quality, integration options and licensing models, to help shape future procurement activity.

Summary: Manchester City Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for geodemographic segmentation tools, essential for analysis and service planning across multiple departments, including Public Health and Communications. The procurement is focused on assessing the capabilities available in the market, and aims to gather insights through a preliminary market engagement exercise, not a call for competition. Interested parties must register on the e-business portal, "the Chest", and can demonstrate their solutions between March and April 2026. The engagement deadline is slated for 13th March 2026. This initiative falls under IT services, with a contract period expected to last from May 2026 to April 2029, located in Manchester, UKD33.

Geodemographic Segmentation tools

Description: Manchester City Council currently uses a geodemographic segmentation tool to support analysis, insight, and service planning across multiple departments, including Performance, Research & Intelligence (PRI), Public Health, and Communications. Segmentation data is used to: * Produce demographic and behavioural profiles for localities * Identify vulnerable or priority household types * Support targeted interventions, outreach and communication planning * Provide insight into groups that may be under-represented in administrative datasets * Support work related to deprivation, cost-of-living impact analysis, inequalities, health needs assessments and digital inclusion * Inform strategic planning through ward-level and locality-level profiling The Council is exploring the market to understand current products, functionality, data quality, integration options and licensing models, to help shape future procurement activity.

Summary: Manchester City Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for geodemographic segmentation tools, essential for analysis and service planning across multiple departments, including Public Health and Communications. The procurement is focused on assessing the capabilities available in the market, and aims to gather insights through a preliminary market engagement exercise, not a call for competition. Interested parties must register on the e-business portal, "the Chest", and can demonstrate their solutions between March and April 2026. The engagement deadline is slated for 13th March 2026. This initiative falls under IT services, with a contract period expected to last from May 2026 to April 2029, located in Manchester, UKD33.

NHSE968 - Greater Manchester - Diabetic Eye Screening Programme

Description: It is the intention of NHS England/NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership the (Relevant Authority) to award the Greater Manchester Diabetic Eye Screening Programme from 01 April 2026 for a period of 2-years with the option of a further 1-year extension period at the discretion of the Relevant Authority and subject to satisfactory contractual and financial performance under the Direct Award Process C of the PSR 2023, subject to the Relevant Authority being of the opinion that, the existing provider, is satisfying the existing contract and will likely be able to satisfy the new contract to a sufficient standard taking into account relevant key criteria and basic selection criteria.

Summary: The NHS England/NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership has awarded the "NHSE968 - Greater Manchester - Diabetic Eye Screening Programme" contract, a health services category procurement, using the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Direct Award Process C. This contract, valued at £17,933,453, will commence on 01 April 2026, running for a period of two years with an optional one-year extension, concluding by 31 March 2029. The procurement location is Greater Manchester within the UKD region, and the procurement process was carried out under a limited method, without prior publication of a call for competition, in accordance with Health Care Services Regulations 2023.

TC030 Provision of Fencing, Street Furniture and Landscaping Works - P-0856

Description: Manchester City Council is looking to procure a framework for Provision of Fencing, Street Furniture and Landscaping Works. The framework period will be for 3 years with the option to extend for an additional 1year . It is intended that Manchester City Council will award this framework to the 2 highest scoring tenderers, subject to meeting the Award Criteria stated in the ITT documents. TC030 serves as a vital framework to deliver specialist landscaping, fencing, and street furniture works in support of the Highways Maintenance Service throughout the entire city. This contract encompasses a broad spectrum of activities, ensuring that all enhancements to the public highway environment are carried out with professionalism and attention to detail. By establishing clear standards for quality and compliance, TC030 guarantees that every (read more...)

Summary: Manchester City Council has initiated the tender process for the "TC030 Provision of Fencing, Street Furniture and Landscaping Works" under the active procurement stage. This tender falls within the works category and seeks to establish a framework agreement for a duration of three years, with a possible extension of an additional year. Businesses interested in this opportunity may apply via the e-business portal, the Chest, with submissions due by 11 am on 23 March 2026. The targeted region for this project is Greater Manchester, UKD33. The initiative supports the Highways Maintenance Service and involves activities from fencing and street furniture installation to landscaping works.

Repairs and Maintenance Services and Works

Description: Great Places Housing Group (GPHG) is seeking contractors for Repairs and Maintenance Services and Works. Scope covers reactive, standard void repairs, complex void, disrepair, major works, refurbishment and replacement works and services to any Great Places property. Emergency call-out within four hours is also required for Lots 1, 3, 5,7. Lots will be split by trade and region: 1 Multi-trade 2 Damp works 3 Electrical 4 Clean, Clear & Gardens 5 Drainage 6 Scaffolding 7 Roofing A) North -includes North Greater Manchester, Lancashire, South Cumbria, and northern Merseyside. B) South - includes South and East Greater Manchester, Cheshire, South Yorkshire, North Staffordshire, and Derbyshire. An optional sub-Lot C will assess most advantageous tender for sub-Lot A & B combined. Sub-Lot C values are estimated on the total of (read more...)

Summary: Great Places Housing Group Limited has announced its intention to procure contractors for repairs and maintenance services for its properties across various regions. The tender, titled "Repairs and Maintenance Services and Works", covers the procurement of services including reactive and complex void repairs, major works, refurbishment, and emergency call-outs, divided into multiple trade-specific lots. The procurement will utilise a competitive flexible procedure, aiming to ensure participation from suitably qualified suppliers capable of delivering services across designated regions such as North Greater Manchester, Lancashire, South Cumbria, and others. Interested parties are required to express interest by 13 March 2026, with the award period expected to conclude by 13 June 2026. The tender invites bids via ProContract, adhering to the Procurement Act 2023.

Reflective Practice

Description: Manchester City Council is seeking to engage with potential providers of psychological support services to understand the market's capabilities in providing group reflective practice and serious incident response sessions to frontline staff within the homelessness service. These sessions will provide frontline staff with a safe and confidential forum to process challenging situations and explore ways to improve their practice. The purpose of this commission is to improve the psychological safety and wellbeing of frontline homelessness staff which will in turn support the delivery of psychologically informed services. Group reflective practice sessions would be scheduled at regular intervals depending on the needs of each specific team. Serious incident response sessions would be scheduled in response to a serious incident being reported. A response to a serious incident report should (read more...)

Summary: Manchester City Council is undertaking a procurement process titled "Reflective Practice" within the services industry category, specifically targeting community health services. Located in Manchester, UK, the council is currently at the planning stage of the procurement, with key interest in inviting proposals by 9th March 2026. This initiative focuses on engaging providers of psychological support services to deliver group reflective practice and serious incident response sessions aimed at enhancing the psychological safety and wellbeing of frontline homelessness service staff. The contract, beginning on 1st April 2026, extends to 31st March 2027, valued at £50,000, with a gross amount of £60,000 and potential for renewal up to 2028. The procurement process is below the threshold and requires submissions outlining the providers' capacity for delivering the specified provision, including indicative financial costs.

GMCA 1699 Engineering Project Manager Support for Solar Design and Build Contract Management

Description: GMCA has been working with partners to identify appropriate sites for energy generation as part of our regional decarbonisation activities. In 2023, GMCA commissioned a feasibility study to assess opportunities across the GM Waste Estate and identified 10 suitable sites for rooftop and ground-mounted solar. This presents an opportunity for GM Waste to invest and reduce their onsite power demand. However, there is significantly more solar capacity potential than these sites require creating an opportunity for export into the wider public sector estate and GMCA is interested in co-investing or procuring this power for their own use. GMCA are seeking support from potential suppliers to progress this work through to delivery by providing Engineering Project Manager Support. The project is split into 2 contingent parts as the number (read more...)

Summary: Greater Manchester Combined Authority is seeking to appoint an Engineering Project Manager to support their efforts in solar design and build contract management in Manchester, United Kingdom. The procurement is currently at the planning stage with the engagement milestone set for 6th March 2026. The project titled "GMCA 1699 Engineering Project Manager Support for Solar Design and Build Contract Management" falls under the 'services' industry category with a focus on engineering services. The contract is split into two parts with differing durations; the initial phase is planned for 6-8 months, and if successful, the second phase extends over two years, with possible extension options up to April 2030.