Church of The Good Shepherd Feasibility Study

Description: Rochdale Borough Council (RBC) are looking to appoint the following disciplines (individually) to conduct a feasibility study analysing the potential to redevelop the former Church of the Good Shepherd (COGS) to transform it into a 'Flood Hub' RBC as part of an Environment Agency funded programme is delivering significant works throughout the locale of Wardleworth and is looking to create a community-venue which will contribute towards flood resilience and flood poverty work, through community engagement and educational programmes.

Summary: Rochdale Borough Council has initiated a tender for conducting a feasibility study titled "Church of The Good Shepherd Feasibility Study." This procurement process falls under the industry category of structural engineering consultancy services and aims to explore the redevelopment potential of the former Church of the Good Shepherd into a 'Flood Hub' as part of an Environment Agency funded programme. The procurement stage is currently in the tender phase. The tender is open for submission until 23rd January 2026, and it covers multiple regions across the United Kingdom, including UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKI, UKJ, and UKK. The procurement method is an open competition, specifically a below-threshold open competition, with an estimated contract value of £40,000 (gross value £48,000).

ITT For the Provision of an Out of Hours Call Handling Service for the RBH Repairs Service

Description: Rochdale Boroughwide Housing (RBH) is responsible for providing an emergency out of hours repair service to its customers, which is accessible, efficient, and effective. Service to be Provided: Call handling of repairs reported between the hours of 17.00 & 08.00 (Mon-Fri) & 24 hours (Sat - Sun) every week throughout the year including Bank Holidays & RBH closure days (Christmas Period approximately the 24th Dec 3pm to 8am on the first working day in the New Year PLUS 10 additional days to be agreed per year).

Summary: Rochdale Boroughwide Housing Limited is seeking tenders for the provision of an out-of-hours call handling service for its emergency repairs service. This procurement falls under the public authority - sub-central government category, focused on call centre services in the Rochdale area, UKD region. The procurement process follows an open procedure, well-suited for proposals in the services category. The tendering process is currently active, with submissions closing on 16th January 2026. Any inquiries must be submitted by 13th January 2026. The resultant contract will commence from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2027, potentially extendable by one year.

Highways Works Framework

Description: The forthcoming competitive procurement will cover highways construction, maintenance and civil engineering works, including (but not limited to): - Protective coatings (e.g., steelwork/structures) - Road markings and associated traffic safety measures - Pavement testing services and materials investigation - Ancillary services: site traffic management, minor structures, drainage, and associated enabling works.

Summary: The Metropolitan Borough of Bury has initiated a planned procurement process for the "Highways Works Framework", focusing on the construction, maintenance, and civil engineering works related to highways. This procurement falls under the planning stage and aims to cover protective coatings, road markings, pavement testing, and ancillary services such as traffic management and drainage. These works will be carried out in the UKD region, specifically in Bury, United Kingdom. The procurement follows an open procedure, allowing electronic submissions in English, with a tender period ending on 1st July 2026. The framework agreement will cover multiple lots with various specialisations, including paving, carriageway surfacing, drainage, and bridge construction. The publication date for the planned procurement notice was 16th December 2025.

PM-25-26-17 Arnold Bagnall and Yew Court boiler replacement

Description: Boiler replacement programme for Arnold Bagnall and Yew Court schemes

Summary: The procurement process involves Rochdale Boroughwide Housing Limited, a public authority classified as sub-central government, seeking services for the "PM-25-26-17 Arnold Bagnall and Yew Court boiler replacement" project. The focus is on building installation work, with the industry category under CPV code 45300000. The location for the project is in the United Kingdom, specifically region UKD. Currently, the tender is in the "active" stage, with an updated submission deadline extended to 12 noon on 5th January 2026. This open competition procurement method is below the threshold, and interested parties must register and access documents via The Chest portal. The project carries a total contract value of £622,800 GBP.

PM-25-26-29 Thistleyfield Windows

Description: Windows and Doors to Thistleyfield independent living scheme and Bungalows on Fieldway.

Summary: Rochdale Boroughwide Housing Limited, a sub-central government public authority, is actively seeking tenders for the "PM-25-26-29 Thistleyfield Windows" project, which involves the installation of windows and doors at Thistleyfield independent living scheme and bungalows on Fieldway. The procurement process is at the tender stage with a deadline for submission set for midday on 19th December 2025, following an amendment. The total contract value is estimated at £270,000 GBP. Businesses interested are advised to submit their proposals through The Chest portal, complying with electronic submission policies. The contract is scheduled to commence on 26th January 2026 and end on 27th March 2026, with the work focused in the UKD region, United Kingdom.

PM-25-26-29 Thistleyfield Windows

Description: Windows and Doors to Thistleyfield independent living scheme and Bungalows on Fieldway.

Summary: Rochdale Boroughwide Housing Limited, a sub-central government public authority, is actively seeking tenders for the "PM-25-26-29 Thistleyfield Windows" project, which involves the installation of windows and doors at Thistleyfield independent living scheme and bungalows on Fieldway. The procurement process is at the tender stage with a deadline for submission set for midday on 19th December 2025, following an amendment. The total contract value is estimated at £270,000 GBP. Businesses interested are advised to submit their proposals through The Chest portal, complying with electronic submission policies. The contract is scheduled to commence on 26th January 2026 and end on 27th March 2026, with the work focused in the UKD region, United Kingdom.

Redwood SEN

Description: Rochdale Council are planning to construct a new 64 place SEN Hub for Redwood School at a site located adjacent to the recently completed Edgar Wood Academy, Heywood Old Road, Middleton, OL10 2QN. Due to the topography of the site and access, enabling works will be required which will include construction of an access road, retaining wall to the brook together with site cut and fill prior to construction of the school building. Significant works are therefore required in order to make the site suitable for development. It is however considered that there is an opportunity in both cost and programme to run in parallel the off site manufacture of the building itself alongside the enabling works. In addition, greater programme certainty can be achieved earlier in the (read more...)

Summary: Rochdale Borough Council is in the planning stage of a public procurement process for the construction of a new 64-place Special Education Needs (SEN) Hub at the Redwood School site, adjacent to the Edgar Wood Academy on Heywood Old Road, Middleton, in the United Kingdom. This procurement is classified under the 'Construction work' and 'Modular and portable buildings' industry categories with a main procurement category of works and a projected budget of £10 million, amounting to £12 million gross. With a significant timeline, the contract period for the project is planned from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2027. Suppliers interested in participating in the soft market test are required to register on The Chest and submit their completed forms by 9th January 2025. This is a preliminary engagement step, allowing businesses to provide insights without any commitment to the Council.

PRE-MARKET ENGAGEMENT SESSION - CARE AT HOME TENDER

Description: CARE AT HOME SERVICE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES The main aims of the Care at Home service are to provide proactive and personalised care within the individual's home and community. This means that the service provider should work in a person-centred way and respond to a person's changing needs to preventing crisis situations from occurring. This will address the person's social-care related quality of life as well as their wider wellbeing (for example housing, social inclusion, and environment) in line with their assessed needs and individual outcomes. The key principles behind this service will be reducing, preventing, or delaying the need for further care and support, promoting the statutory principle of individual wellbeing and introducing positive behavioural change to encourage independence where possible.

Summary: The public procurement process initiated by the Metropolitan Borough of Bury focuses on a pre-market engagement session for a "Care at Home" tender. This procurement falls under the "Health and Social Work Services" industry category, targeting service provision within the UK's Northwest region, specifically in area UKD36. As of the most recent update, the process is in the planning stage, with a milestone event—a webinar scheduled for 9th December 2025 via MS Teams. Interested suppliers must submit their request to participate by 5th December 2025. This engagement is part of an above-threshold procurement subject to a light-touch regime, indicating a more flexible approach in tendering such services.

Castleshaw Centre - Climbing Tower with integrated High Ropes Course

Description: Design & Build contract for the supply and installation for new climbing tower with integrated high ropes course at Castleshaw Centre, Oldham Link to tender: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=bfe41d3d-c6c6-f011-813a-005056b64545&p=e0cc5631-4690-e511-80fb-000c29c9ba21 Location - Castleshaw Centre, Waterworks Rd, Delph OL3 5LZ The course is to comprise of: * High all all on board * Peg pole climb * Crate Stack Challenge * Climbing faces (3 per side) * Single leap of faith * Jacobs ladder * Abseil Platform * Internal access to get to the top of the tower * Secure internal storage within the tower * Tower roof / cover

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking to engage in a procurement process for the "Castleshaw Centre - Climbing Tower with integrated High Ropes Course" project. This tender involves the design and build contract for a new climbing tower with an integrated high ropes course at the Castleshaw Centre in Oldham, UK. The project, falling under construction work for leisure facilities, is currently at the tender stage. Interested parties should note the open competition’s deadline for tender submissions, which ends on 12th January 2026, with the contract period scheduled to start on 4th May 2026 and conclude on 18th December 2026. The procurement method is above the threshold - open, offering a gross value of £144,000, and is available to SMEs.

PM-25-26-17 Arnold Bagnall and Yew Court boiler replacement

Description: Boiler replacement programme for Arnold Bagnall and Yew Court schemes

Summary: The procurement process involves Rochdale Boroughwide Housing Limited, a public authority classified as sub-central government, seeking services for the "PM-25-26-17 Arnold Bagnall and Yew Court boiler replacement" project. The focus is on building installation work, with the industry category under CPV code 45300000. The location for the project is in the United Kingdom, specifically region UKD. Currently, the tender is in the "active" stage, with an updated submission deadline extended to 12 noon on 5th January 2026. This open competition procurement method is below the threshold, and interested parties must register and access documents via The Chest portal. The project carries a total contract value of £622,800 GBP.