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Provision of PPE, Uniform, and Safety Ancillaries

Description: This contract is for the supply of PPE, Uniform, and Safety Ancillaries to Totally Local Company Limited, Stockport. Totally Local Company intend to award to a sole supplier Totally Local Company expect the routes to order to be via purchase order or via an online platform. The successful tenderer will be required to provide both options. Any submissions that do not include the option for online platform will not be considered. It is expected that the order route will be 50/50 split; that is 50% via purchase order and 50% via online platform. A full specification for each item is provided in the product pricing schedule 3C. ITT Response Document (Commercials).

Summary: The Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council has initiated an open tendering process for the Supply of PPE, Uniform, and Safety Ancillaries to Totally Local Company Limited, situated in the Stockport region of the United Kingdom. This active procurement aims to secure a sole supplier for the deliverables, using a split-order approach of 50% via purchase orders and 50% through an online platform. Potential tenderers should note the procurement is classified under the 'goods' category within the occupational clothing sector, with a gross contract value estimated at £600,000. Critical dates include the tender period ending on 3rd July 2026, with a subsequent contract award expected by 20th July 2026. The procurement process will follow an open procedure, allowing for electronic submissions and conducted in English.

Tameside Leisure & Wellbeing Service

Description: The future leisure & wellbeing service will have three core elements: - Leisure and Active Wellbeing Centres (Leisure Centres). - Active Communities (Health & Wellbeing, Sports Development). - System Leadership (Advice & Guidance). TMBC has developed a broad portfolio of leisure facilities, with the most recent centre, the Tameside Wellness Centre, opening in 2020. Conditions surveys undertaken across the portfolio in 2026 have highlighted the need for a lifecycle investment programme which TMBC has committed to. TMBC is also developing a Leisure Investment Strategy, informed by a recent Leisure Build Facilities Strategy and upcoming Playing Pitch Strategy, to define investment plans for the development of the leisure portfolio over the next 5-10 years. It is TMBC's intention that this will include development of a new facility to replace (read more...)

Summary: Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process for the "Tameside Leisure & Wellbeing Service" project, focusing on sports facilities operation services. Located in Ashton under Lyne, the council aims to enhance its leisure and wellbeing services, identifying necessary lifecycle investments and planning new facility developments over the next decade. Prospective partners are invited to respond by 5pm on 26 June 2026, as part of the preliminary market engagement. The council's communication plan indicates the intention to publish further notices by 2 October 2026, with the contract period projected to begin on 1 April 2028.

BikeAbility Programme

Description: Bikeability supports children to learn to cycle and after Bikeability are more likely to cycle to school or cycle for leisure. Developing these skills at an early age increases the likelihood these children will remain active as an adult. The programme supports the active travel and climate emergency agendas through encouraging a mode shift to cycling for active travel. The Bikeability Trust administer the Bikeability programme on behalf of the Department for Transport.

Summary: The Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council is initiating a public procurement process for a "BikeAbility Programme," primarily in the services category under social work and related services. The programme, announced on 2nd June 2026, aims to enhance cycling skills among children, promoting active travel and addressing climate concerns. This initiative falls under the UKD region of the United Kingdom and adheres to the legal framework established in 2023. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with the open competition process starting soon. The programme's implementation is scheduled from 1st November 2026 to 31st October 2029, with a gross contract value of £493,200.

JHG - North & Tameside Regions Periodic Electrical Testing & Repair Contract

Description: The service provider shall be required to have the skills, knowledge, experience and qualifications necessary to deliver an effective programme of Periodic Electrical Testing, report on the findings and recommend all appropriate actions and produce a NICEIC Electrical Certificate to property owned and managed by Jigsaw Homes Group (JHG) including the following. - communal (& public) areas to residential properties. - JHG owned commercial properties. - new build properties (from developer handover onwards). - Any other buildings for which JHG have a responsibility for. This service is currently managed by a single Electrical provider for both the North & Tameside regions. It is our intention to outsource the whole of the Periodic Electrical Testing for this contract as it currently is. The successful contractor must be able to (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Jigsaw Homes Group, based in Ashton-under-Lyne, is for a "North & Tameside Regions Periodic Electrical Testing & Repair Contract." This tender falls under the industry category of construction work and repair and maintenance services. The primary location for the project is in the North and Tameside regions within the United Kingdom. Currently in the tender stage, the process commenced on 28th May 2026, with submission deadlines set for 26th June 2026. The tender seeks service providers for a programme of periodic electrical testing expected to be in operation by 1st October 2026. The contract is initially for three years, with an option for a one-year extension, providing an estimated value of £4,000,000 to £4,800,000 GBP. The procurement method is an open competition, suitable for contracts below the threshold, and applications are to be submitted electronically.

St Thomas' Centre For Living Well

Description: We are procuring a care provider to operate bed-based intermediate care services at St Thomas', delivering short-term recovery, reablement and rehabilitation for adults with complex needs. The provider will deliver regulated residential and nursing care within a purpose-built facility and work as part of an integrated model alongside health and social care partners. This is required to improve hospital flow, reduce avoidable admissions, and support people to regain independence and return home. It responds to growing demand linked to frailty and ageing and replaces fragmented provision with a modern, integrated and financially sustainable model.

Summary: Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council is in the planning stages of procuring a care provider for St Thomas' Centre For Living Well, located in Stockport, United Kingdom. The procurement falls under the "Health services" and "Social work and related services" industry categories. As a public authority, the Council aims to integrate care services to help improve hospital flow and support patients' independence. The procurement process is currently in the planning update stage, with notable deadlines including an enquiry period ending on 16th June 2026 and a tender submission deadline on 14th July 2026. The contract period is set to begin on 16th October 2026 and potentially extend until 2033, underlining the importance of a lasting and impactful service provision.

One Stockport Construction Hub Brokerage Service

Description: This procurement seeks to deliver a brokerage function to act as a central coordination point between construction contractors, education and training providers, and voluntary and community sector organisations. The service will support all contractors to meet their social value commitments and work and skills obligations and maximise the benefits of regeneration for Stockport residents, in line with the Council's wider economic growth and inclusive employment priorities

Summary: Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council is currently in the Tender stage of a public procurement process for the 'One Stockport Construction Hub Brokerage Service'. The initiative falls under the services category and involves construction consultancy services. The procurement seeks to act as a central coordination point among construction contractors, education and training providers, and voluntary and community sector organisations. The contract, valued at £140,000 with a maximum gross value of £168,000, aims to maximise social value and support economic growth in Stockport. The deadline for tender submissions is 5th July 2026, following an enquiry period that closes on 26th June 2026. The contract period extends from 31st July 2026 to 30th July 2029, with the option for a one-year extension.

St Thomas' Centre For Living Well

Description: We are procuring a care provider to operate bed-based intermediate care services at St Thomas', delivering short-term recovery, reablement and rehabilitation for adults with complex needs. The provider will deliver regulated residential and nursing care within a purpose-built facility and work as part of an integrated model alongside health and social care partners. This is required to improve hospital flow, reduce avoidable admissions, and support people to regain independence and return home. It responds to growing demand linked to frailty and ageing and replaces fragmented provision with a modern, integrated and financially sustainable model.

Summary: Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council is in the planning stages of procuring a care provider for St Thomas' Centre For Living Well, located in Stockport, United Kingdom. The procurement falls under the "Health services" and "Social work and related services" industry categories. As a public authority, the Council aims to integrate care services to help improve hospital flow and support patients' independence. The procurement process is currently in the planning update stage, with notable deadlines including an enquiry period ending on 16th June 2026 and a tender submission deadline on 14th July 2026. The contract period is set to begin on 16th October 2026 and potentially extend until 2033, underlining the importance of a lasting and impactful service provision.

JHG - Office Cleaning (Tameside) Contract 2026-2028

Description: The service provider shall be required to have the skills, knowledge, experience and qualifications necessary to deliver a first-class office cleaning provision in two of our main offices with the potential to add satellite workplaces in Tameside to the contract in the future. Cavendish 249, Cavendish Street, Ashton-u-Lyne OL6 7AT Globe Lane Depot, Outram Road, Globe Lane Industrial Estate, Dukinfield SK16 4XP Jigsaw Homes Group are looking for one service provider to deliver this contract. The successful service provider will be expected to mobilise to our timescale and be operational by the 1st September 2026, please refer to Section 1.11 the Tender Process Summary below for more details. The contract period is for four years on a 2, +1, +1 basis. An annual review will be conducted every (read more...)

Summary: Jigsaw Homes Group, a public undertaking organisation headquartered in Ashton-under-Lyne, UK, has initiated an open tender process for a comprehensive office cleaning contract titled "JHG - Office Cleaning (Tameside) Contract 2026-2028." This procurement falls within the services industry category and is primarily located in Tameside, encompassing key locations such as Cavendish 249 and Globe Lane Depot. This tender, currently in the tender stage, was released on 19th May 2026, with the submission deadline set for 15th June 2026. The contract is valued at £100,000 and covers a period of up to four years, starting from 1st September 2026, structured on a 2, +1, +1 annual review basis.

BikeAbility Programme

Description: Bikeability supports children to learn to cycle and after Bikeability are more likely to cycle to school or cycle for leisure. Developing these skills at an early age increases the likelihood these children will remain active as an adult. The programme supports the active travel and climate emergency agendas through encouraging a mode shift to cycling for active travel. The Bikeability programme is funded by the Department for Transport and is overseen by Active Travel England as the government's executive agency responsible for making walking, wheeling and cycling the preferred choice for everyone to get around in England. The Bikeability Trust administer the Bikeability programme on behalf of the Department for Transport. Grant funding is made available to all local authorities in England to deliver Bikeability based on (read more...)

Summary: The Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council is initiating a public procurement process for a "BikeAbility Programme," primarily in the services category under social work and related services. The programme, announced on 2nd June 2026, aims to enhance cycling skills among children, promoting active travel and addressing climate concerns. This initiative falls under the UKD region of the United Kingdom and adheres to the legal framework established in 2023. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with the open competition process starting soon. The programme's implementation is scheduled from 1st November 2026 to 31st October 2029, with a gross contract value of £493,200.

Heaton School Capacity - Sixth Form Block

Description: Delivery of a new build dedicated Post 16 Block at Heaton School, to accommodate post 16 students currently located across two sites.

Summary: The Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council is in the planning stage of a public procurement process for the construction of a dedicated post-16 block at Heaton School, intended to accommodate sixth-form students. This project falls under the industry category of construction work. The proposed location for this development is within region UKD, United Kingdom, with the council acting as the buyer. The procurement process is currently at the planning stage, with a future notice date set for 1st October 2026, and construction is planned to commence on 1st January 2027, concluding by 31st January 2028.