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Landlord Strip Out Works, 101/103 St. James Street, Burnley

Description: Tenders are invited from contractors having the resources, sufficient capacity and experience working with Local Authority clients to remove the existing tenant shop fit, test, service and commission all existing services at Charter Walk Shopping Centre, Burnley. All works must be in accordance with the specification and written instructions in the tender documents. The contractor will also be responsible for the removal of the stepped concrete plinth located at ground floor level, making good and leaving the finished level consistent and flush. Historically, the premises comprised two units which were amalgamated, with each unit having a different finished floor level. The full details of the Council's requirement can be found in Appendix 1 Specification documents associated with this tender opportunity on the Chest. The contract will likely commence (read more...)

Summary: Burnley Borough Council is currently seeking tenders for "Landlord Strip Out Works" at 101/103 St. James Street, Burnley, under the industry category of Building Installation and Maintenance. This procurement process is in the tender stage, with the contracting authority classified as a sub-central government public authority. Located in the UK region of UKD46, the procurement method is an open competition below the threshold, allowing submissions until 6th March 2026, 3 PM. The expected start date for the contract is 16th March 2026, with an estimated duration of six to eight weeks.

Provision of live streaming services for Council meetings

Description: Pendle Borough Council (PBC) is seeking an external partner to provide live streaming services for our key council meetings. Typically, these meetings take place at Nelson Town Hall and commence at 6.30pm and last between 2 and 4 hours. However, they may be extended or shortened depending on content and Members preferences. The live streaming is expected to take place via the Council's YouTube Channel. Providers must ensure that full audio and video recording is accessible to allow residents and stakeholders to follow the proceedings online.

Summary: Pendle Borough Council has initiated a public procurement process for the provision of live streaming services for its council meetings, conducted via its YouTube channel. This open tender process is classified under the CPV category: Radio, television, communication, telecommunication, and related equipment. The procurement is designed as an open competition and falls below the standard financial threshold. Interested suppliers must register their interest by 1 pm on 27th February 2026, with the deadline for tender submissions set for 30th March 2026 at 1 pm UK local time. The procurement's location is primarily within the region of UKD46, centred on Nelson, United Kingdom, with the contract period spanning from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2028.

Soft Landscaping for Haslingden Big Lamp Public Realm

Description: This tender seeks a specialist contractor to deliver soft landscaping works for the public realm improvement scheme. The scope is expected to include elements such as tree planting, rain gardens or sustainable drainage features, and planting schemes to enhance biodiversity and complement the streetscape character. Works will integrate with hard landscaping being delivered by the main contractor and will respect the Conservation Area setting. The precise scope and extent of works will be confirmed during the tender process.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Rossendale Borough Council involves an open tender for the "Soft Landscaping for Haslingden Big Lamp Public Realm" project. The project is in the tender stage and seeks a specialist contractor to undertake soft landscaping works to enhance the public realm, including tree planting, rain gardens, and biodiversity-friendly planting schemes. Located in Bacup, United Kingdom, with the council address at Futures Park, OL13 0BB, the tender falls under the "Construction work" industry category. The tender process is below threshold, with an open competition method and a submission deadline of 23rd February 2026. The awarded contract is scheduled to commence on 9th March 2026 and conclude on 27th March 2026, and it aims to complement ongoing hard landscaping by integrating ecological and aesthetic elements within a Conservation Area setting.

Water and Wastewater Services for Rossendale Borough Council Sites

Description: Rossendale Borough Council is seeking tenders for the provision of retail water and wastewater services under a fixed pricing agreement for a period of three years. The contract covers multiple Council sites listed in the ITT schedules, with estimated annual consumption provided for reference. Services include consolidated monthly billing by direct debit, account management support (including online portals and bill checking), and compliance with all Council policies and statutory requirements. The successful contractor must provide adequate insurance and agree to all terms and conditions set out in the ITT, including commitments on social value, modern slavery, ethical conduct, and data protection. Estimated total contract value is PS250,000 to PS300,000 excluding VAT over the three-year term.

Summary: Rossendale Borough Council has concluded the procurement process for the provision of retail water and wastewater services across its multiple sites within the Borough. This contract, which spans a period of three years, was awarded to EVERFLOW LIMITED under an open procedure. The procurement process has moved through the key stages of tender announcement to contract award, with the contract formally signed on 3rd February 2026. The services fall under the category of utilities, specifically water distribution and sewage services, covering various regions within the United Kingdom. The contract, valued at £300,000 excluding VAT, will remain in effect until 2nd February 2029, with a total estimated expenditure possibility up to £360,000.

Water and Wastewater Services for Rossendale Borough Council Sites

Description: Rossendale Borough Council is seeking tenders for the provision of retail water and wastewater services under a fixed pricing agreement for a period of three years. The contract covers multiple Council sites listed in the ITT schedules, with estimated annual consumption provided for reference. Services include consolidated monthly billing by direct debit, account management support (including online portals and bill checking), and compliance with all Council policies and statutory requirements. The successful contractor must provide adequate insurance and agree to all terms and conditions set out in the ITT, including commitments on social value, modern slavery, ethical conduct, and data protection. Estimated total contract value is PS250,000 to PS300,000 excluding VAT over the three-year term.

Summary: Rossendale Borough Council has concluded the procurement process for the provision of retail water and wastewater services across its multiple sites within the Borough. This contract, which spans a period of three years, was awarded to EVERFLOW LIMITED under an open procedure. The procurement process has moved through the key stages of tender announcement to contract award, with the contract formally signed on 3rd February 2026. The services fall under the category of utilities, specifically water distribution and sewage services, covering various regions within the United Kingdom. The contract, valued at £300,000 excluding VAT, will remain in effect until 2nd February 2029, with a total estimated expenditure possibility up to £360,000.

Healthy Weight Programme

Description: Hyndburn Borough Council is seeking to commission a Healthy Weight Service that will contribute to improving the health and wellbeing of residents across the borough. This forms part of Lancashire's wider public health approach to reducing obesity, tackling health inequalities, and supporting the priorities identified within the Lancashire Healthy Hearts Strategy. The service should support the following outcomes: - Reduce overweight and obesity levels. - Adopt a whole system approach to healthy weight. - Reduce health inequalities. - Improve wellbeing across Hyndburn.

Summary: Hyndburn Borough Council has initiated a procurement process for the "Healthy Weight Programme," aiming to enhance public health and well-being across the Hyndburn area. This open competition falls under the services category, specifically targeting health and social work services. The procurement is in the tender stage as of 8th December 2025, with a deadline for inquiries set to 18th December 2025 and final bid submissions due by 22nd January 2026. The programme aligns with the Lancashire Healthy Hearts Strategy, targeting obesity reduction and health inequalities, and is valued at £210,000 GBP. The programme will commence on 1st April 2026 and continue until 31st March 2029.

Dog Kennelling Services, Burnley

Description: Tenders are invited from contractors having the resources, sufficient capacity and experience working with Local Authority clients to provide Dog Kennelling Services for stray dogs in the Borough of Burnley. The provision of Kennelling Services will be split into three lots. Core Lot 1: A Kennelling Service which will accept dogs between the hours of 9am and 7.30pm Monday to Friday and from 10am to 2pm Saturday Sunday and Bank Holidays (additional Quality Marks will be granted for extended hours). The Council has also included Provisional Lots 2 and 3 covering the following services for which the Tenderers are invited to submit a price: Provisional Lot 2: The Capture of Roaming Dogs and collection of Stray/Secured dogs from within the Borough of Burnley between 9am to 5pm Monday (read more...)

Summary: Burnley Borough Council has successfully concluded an open procurement process titled "Dog Kennelling Services, Burnley," focused on providing services for stray dogs within the borough. The process entailed competitive bidding, where the council sought contractors with the capability and experience to work with local government entities. The procurement spanned multiple lots with Core Lot 1 providing kennelling services during specific hours, and Provisional Lots 2 and 3 covering roaming dog capture and stray secured dog collection services. This contract, under the public authority sub-central government classification, was awarded to Aspen Valley Boarding Kennels & Cattery, and it will run from 28th January 2026 to 31st March 2028. The procurement method was a below-threshold open competition, and the final award amount was £85,000 within a gross value of £102,000. The completed tender process proceeded through Burnley's regional location in the UK under the services category, with the official contract signed on 26th January 2026.

Dog Kennelling Services, Burnley

Description: Tenders are invited from contractors having the resources, sufficient capacity and experience working with Local Authority clients to provide Dog Kennelling Services for stray dogs in the Borough of Burnley. The provision of Kennelling Services will be split into three lots. Core Lot 1: A Kennelling Service which will accept dogs between the hours of 9am and 7.30pm Monday to Friday and from 10am to 2pm Saturday Sunday and Bank Holidays (additional Quality Marks will be granted for extended hours). The Council has also included Provisional Lots 2 and 3 covering the following services for which the Tenderers are invited to submit a price: Provisional Lot 2: The Capture of Roaming Dogs and collection of Stray/Secured dogs from within the Borough of Burnley between 9am to 5pm Monday (read more...)

Summary: Burnley Borough Council is seeking contractors for "Dog Kennelling Services" within the Borough of Burnley, classified under the CPV code 98380000, with service delivery expected in the North West of the United Kingdom. This tender is currently in the Tender stage and closes on 19th December 2025, with the service contract starting on 1st January 2026 and concluding on 31st March 2028. The procurement method employed is an open procedure below the threshold, inviting bids for either the Core Lot or the optional Provisional Lots which involve roaming dog capture and extended collection services. The total estimated contract value is £50,000, and it is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Appointment of a Heritage Consultant for Archaeological Excavation

Description: Pendle Borough Council is seeking to appoint a qualified and experienced heritage consultant to carry out archaeological excavation and post-excavation analysis at Further Clough Head, Nelson, Lancashire. This appointment is being made as part of pre-commencement planning conditions to enable delivery of a housing-led regeneration scheme on the site. Earlier investigation has revealed Bronze Age and 19th-century industrial archaeology and further investigation of two areas of the site is required in order to record and catalogue the history at the site.

Summary: Pendle Borough Council is actively seeking a heritage consultant for archaeological excavation and post-excavation analysis at Further Clough Head, Nelson, Lancashire. This initiative is a component of pre-commencement planning to advance a housing-led regeneration scheme, with historical significance spanning the Bronze Age to the 19th century. The procurement process has been categorised under geological and scientific prospecting services, with an open procurement method focusing on a below-threshold competition. Key tender activities are scheduled, with the closing date for submissions set for 23rd January 2026 and enquiries concluding on 16th January 2026.

Appointment of a Heritage Consultant for Archaeological Excavation

Description: Pendle Borough Council is seeking to appoint a qualified and experienced heritage consultant to carry out archaeological excavation and post-excavation analysis at Further Clough Head, Nelson, Lancashire. This appointment is required to meet planning conditions and enable delivery of a housing-led regeneration scheme on the site, which has revealed significant Bronze Age remains and 19th-century industrial archaeology.

Summary: Pendle Borough Council is seeking a heritage consultant for an archaeological excavation and post-excavation analysis at Further Clough Head in Nelson, Lancashire. The procurement process, currently in the tender stage and identified under the title "Appointment of a Heritage Consultant for Archaeological Excavation," invites submissions until 23 January 2026. This appointment is crucial for meeting planning conditions related to a housing-led regeneration scheme at a historically significant site. The competitive process is categorised under services and utilises an open procurement method suitable for contracts below the threshold. Interested parties must express their interest by 15 December 2025 to access tender documents, and enquiries related to the tender should be submitted by 16 January 2026.