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Buildings Repair and Maintenance

Description: Buildings Repair and Maintenance covering Council buildings, Schools, park lands, assets and sites within the Metropolitan Borough and Parishes of Oldham where the Council has an interest. Various minor works disciplines for use in schools, offices and other council buildings and infrastructure. Only reactive repair and maintenance works. Requires quick response. SLAs to be set for response times. A minimum of 1 hour response is allowed, ranging up to 28 days for repair.

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is currently in the planning stage of a tender for "Buildings Repair and Maintenance", targeting construction work and repair and maintenance services within the Metropolitan Borough and parishes of Oldham. The procurement process will commence soon with a market engagement notice scheduled for 31st August 2026. This project, which is valued at £7,200,000, involves various minor works for council buildings, schools, and associated infrastructure. The contract period is expected to begin on 2nd March 2027 and end on 1st March 2033, with a potential extension until 2034. The procurement aligns with sub-central government public authority standards and seeks quick response times for reactive repair and maintenance tasks.

Alterations and Refurbishment to Manchester Chambers

Description: Alterations and refurbishment to Manchester Chambers to form suitable area for market trader stalls. Located at 14 Manchester Chambers, Oldham OL1 1LF. Strip out & refurbishment of two lower ground floor units at Manchester Chambers. Refurbishment of former retail units to market stall units / storage.

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is inviting tenders for the alterations and refurbishment of Manchester Chambers to accommodate market trader stalls. Located at 14 Manchester Chambers, Oldham OL1 1LF, this project falls under the 'Refurbishment work' industry category. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with an open competition method being adopted. Key dates to note include the tender submission deadline on 11th August 2026 and the enquiry period closing on 4th August 2026. Valued at GBP 129,000, the works are scheduled to begin on 2nd November 2026 and conclude by 8th January 2027.

LATICZONE OLDHAM - CLASSROOM REFURBISHMENT

Description: To submit the tender: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=6f871f59-1084-f111-813c-005056b64545 Oldham Council wish to appoint a Works contractor for refurbishment of classroom for Lacticzone (Oldham). The works scope includes: * Strip out and demolition * Internal partitions, fit out works and joiner * Mechanical and Electrical works * External works * Kitchen Installation

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is currently seeking a contractor to undertake classroom refurbishment work for Laticzone, located in Oldham, United Kingdom. This active tender is categorised under 'works' in the construction industry and is part of a sub-central government public authority initiative. The procurement process, identified as 'DN822843', is in the tender stage, and operates an open procurement method detailed as 'below threshold - open competition'. Interested parties need to submit tenders by 7th August 2026, with inquiries welcome until 31st July 2026. The project start and end dates span from 15th September to 15th November 2026.

Stansfield Replacement Play Area, Rochdale Borough Council

Description: Supply and install of replacement Play Equipment including safety surfacing.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Rochdale Borough Council, titled "Stansfield Replacement Play Area," is currently in the tender stage. The project, falling under the services category with a focus on supply and installation of playground equipment and associated safety surfacing, is estimated at a gross value of £92,400. Located within the UKD3 region, the procurement method is an open competition, below the threshold. Potential suppliers are encouraged to submit their bids by 21st August 2026, with an enquiry period concluding on 14th August 2026. The contract is expected to commence on 1st September 2026 and conclude on 13th October 2026.

Children's Short Breaks Services

Description: Bury Council (the Authority) is preparing to recommission its SEND Short Breaks service. Ahead of any procurement, we are seeking expressions of interest and market intelligence from suitably experienced and accredited providers through preliminary market engagement (PME). The PME will share our emerging thinking, test it with providers, and understand the capacity, appetite, local reach and pricing realities of the market. We want to hear from a wide range of organisations, including current providers, voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations, faith-based providers, youth, play and activity providers, specialist care and overnight providers, Ofsted-registered children's homes, personal assistants and micro-providers, and locally-based provision of all sizes across the six townships of Bury (Bury, Prestwich, Radcliffe, Ramsbottom, Tottington and Whitefield). This notice is issued pursuant to Section 16 of (read more...)

Summary: The Metropolitan Borough of Bury is in the planning stage of its tender process to recommission SEND Short Breaks services under the project titled "Children's Short Breaks Services." This procurement falls under the services category and is part of a broader strategy to engage market participants in shaping the procurement strategy and service design. The borough is located in the UK, specifically in the regions UKD36 and UKD37, with the tender process scheduled to officially commence on 1st November 2026. A live market engagement presentation is planned for 31st July 2026, with responses due by 18th June 2026. The procurement process employs a framework agreement approach and includes planning to unbundle services by townships within Bury, allowing for targeted service delivery across six townships.

CA18243 - Hopwood Hall College - Provision of Grounds Maintenance Services

Description: Hopwood Hall College is looking for a supplier for provision of Grounds Maintenance Services. For more information, please review tender documents. To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA18243. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA18243 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 020 3920 8054.

Summary: Hopwood Hall College, located in Rochdale, England, has initiated an open procurement process for the provision of Grounds Maintenance Services, with the tender titled "CA18243 - Hopwood Hall College - Provision of Grounds Maintenance Services." The industry category is classified under Grounds maintenance services (CPV 77314000). This procurement is currently in the Tender stage and was published on 17th July 2026. Interested parties must note that the tender period closes on 19th August 2026, and successful contracts will be active from 1st October 2026 to 30th September 2029. It targets service provision in various locations, including British Overseas Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, and the United Kingdom.

Hopwood Hall College - Provision of Grounds Maintenance Services

Description: Hopwood Hall College is looking for a supplier for provision of Grounds Maintenance Services. For more information, please review tender documents.

Summary: Hopwood Hall College is seeking a supplier for the provision of Grounds Maintenance Services through an open procurement process. The procurement, identified with the title "Hopwood Hall College - Provision of Grounds Maintenance Services," falls under the industry category of Grounds Maintenance Services (77314000) and is scheduled for completion within the region of Rochdale, United Kingdom. The tender was initiated on 17th July 2026, with the procurement stage currently active in the tender phase. Interested parties must submit their electronic bids by 19th August 2026, 12:00 PM GMT, with the enquiry period closing on 12th August 2026. The prospective contract period is set to begin on 1st October 2026 and conclude on 30th September 2029, with potential extensions of two additional 12-month periods available.

Children's Advocacy and Independent Visitors

Description: Advocacy is about representing the views, wishes and needs of children and young people to professionals making decisions about their lives, and helping them to navigate the system, especially in times of transition. Advocacy services provide independent and confidential information, advice, representation, support and advocacy for eligible children and young people. High quality advocacy is an important preventative measure to ensure practical problems do not escalate, that children and young people are protected from harm or risk of harm to their wellbeing and to ensure that potential system level failures are identified and tackled at the earliest opportunity. Independent Visitors are trained volunteers who can step in to support children within the context of National reforms including FFP and provide a stable adult relationship outside of their care (read more...)

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is planning to commission statutory services related to Regulation 44 Visits and Children's Advocacy and Independent Visitors. The procurement process involves engaging competent providers to deliver high-quality services that comply with the Children’s Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and the National Standards for the Provision of Children and Young People’s Advocacy Services 2023. This planning is currently in the engagement stage, with a scheduled market engagement event on 22nd July 2026 at Royton Town Hall, Oldham. The Council aims to complete the contract planning phase by the end of March 2029, with considerations for renewal until March 2031. Interested parties must confirm attendance for the event by 5pm on 17th July 2026.

Active Oldham Strategic Partnership Agreement (AOSPA)

Description: Oldham Council (the Council) has a strategy to deliver a series of highway improvement and high specification public realm projects in and around Oldham Town Centre. Active Oldham is a package of measures to transform the accessibility and connectivity to and around Oldham Town Centre by all modes as part of an ambitious vision and development strategy for investment in the Town Centre. The Active Oldham Strategic Partnership Agreement (AOSPA) is intended to promote a partnering and collaborative approach to delivering a programme of construction works and create a strategic environment where Supplier and the Council (as Employer) work together to optimise delivery by learning and working together and continually improving the services. The AOSPA term is for a maximum of 4 years. There is a programme of (read more...)

Summary: The Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is planning a significant procurement process entitled the "Active Oldham Strategic Partnership Agreement (AOSPA)." This procurement, under the public authority's sub-central government classification, is in the planning update stage. The initiative aims to execute a series of highway improvement and public realm projects in Oldham Town Centre as part of a broader strategy to enhance accessibility and connectivity via various transport modes. The project is categorised under the construction work industry with an estimated gross value of £24,000,000. The procurement is being managed through an open procedure, with electronic submissions accepted in English. Key dates include the end of the tender period on 6th November 2026, with the award period concluding by 1st March 2027.

Active Oldham Oldham Strategic Partnership Agreement (AOSPA)

Description: Oldham Council (the Council) has a strategy to deliver a series of highway improvement and high specification public realm projects in and around Oldham Town Centre. Active Oldham is a package of measures to transform the accessibility and connectivity to and around Oldham Town Centre by all modes as part of an ambitious vision and development strategy for investment in the Town Centre. The Active Oldham Strategic Partnership Agreement (AOSPA) is intended to promote a partnering and collaborative approach to delivering a programme of construction works and create a strategic environment where Supplier and the Council (as Employer) work together to optimise delivery by learning and working together and continually improving the services. The AOSPA term is for a maximum of 4 years. There is a programme of (read more...)

Summary: The Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is planning a significant procurement process entitled the "Active Oldham Strategic Partnership Agreement (AOSPA)." This procurement, under the public authority's sub-central government classification, is in the planning update stage. The initiative aims to execute a series of highway improvement and public realm projects in Oldham Town Centre as part of a broader strategy to enhance accessibility and connectivity via various transport modes. The project is categorised under the construction work industry with an estimated gross value of £24,000,000. The procurement is being managed through an open procedure, with electronic submissions accepted in English. Key dates include the end of the tender period on 6th November 2026, with the award period concluding by 1st March 2027.