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Construction, Repairs and Maintenance Framework

Description: North Lincolnshire Council is establishing a series of Frameworks to provide flexible, compliant and commercially robust mechanisms for the delivery of construction, maintenance, repair and infrastructure services across its estate and wider asset portfolio

Summary: North Lincolnshire Council is establishing a construction and maintenance framework for work across its estate and wider property portfolio, including schools, offices, housing and other public buildings. Ten lots cover general building projects, mechanical and electrical installations, minor repairs and maintenance, roofing, demolition and land remediation, and non-domestic renewable-energy retrofits. The work ranges from new build, refurbishment and renovation to reactive repairs, and can include contractor design. The renewable-energy lot covers solar, batteries, low-carbon heating, electric vehicle chargers and other energy-efficiency technologies, including installation, maintenance and inspection. Demolition work may include structural demolition, site clearance, excavation, environmental remediation and hazardous-material removal. Delivery is in North Lincolnshire and the East Midlands area.

TEC Partnership - Grimsby Learning Centre Heating Renewal Works

Description: The TEC Partnership is a major further and higher education provider, encompassing the Grimsby Institute, University Centre Grimsby, Scarborough TEC, East Riding College, and Skegness College. In addition to its main campuses, the Partnership includes two specialist training providers: * National Employer Training: Serving both regional and national requirements. * Transafe Training: Based in Immingham, North East Lincolnshire. Together, these entities work to support the diverse educational and vocational needs of individual learners and employers alike. The TEC Partnership's portfolio also extends to: * The Academy Grimsby: A specialist school for 14-16-year-olds. * Little Star Nursery: A nursery dedicated to serving the local community. Project Overview TEC Partnership proposes to undertake the replacement and upgrade of the existing Low Temperature Hot Water (LTHW) heating installation serving the Learning (read more...)

Summary: TEC Partnership is buying works to replace and upgrade the low-temperature hot-water heating system serving the Learning Shop building at Grimsby Institute. The existing boiler plant is to be retained. The contractor is responsible for the complete delivery of the works, including design, labour, supervision, materials, plant and equipment, access and lifting arrangements, temporary works, testing, commissioning, certification and documentation. This is a heating installation project (CPV 45232141), procured by TEC Partnership, a further and higher education provider. The work will be carried out at Grimsby Institute in Grimsby.

Transport Tender

Description: ohn Leggott College is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced transport operator(s) to provide reliable, safe and efficient passenger transport services for students travelling to and from the College. The procurement covers the operation of scheduled student transport routes serving the College's catchment area. The successful supplier(s) will be responsible for providing appropriately licensed vehicles and drivers, operating the required routes and timetables, and delivering the service in accordance with the College's service requirements and all applicable legal and regulatory requirements. The procurement is intended to secure a high-quality, reliable and value-for-money transport service that supports students in accessing education at John Leggott College. Full details of the routes, service requirements, contract arrangements and evaluation methodology are set out in the associated tender documents.

Summary: John Leggott Sixth Form College is seeking operators to run scheduled passenger transport for students travelling to and from the college. The service covers routes across the college’s catchment area, with operators responsible for supplying appropriately licensed vehicles and drivers and running the required routes and timetables. The aim is to provide safe, reliable and efficient transport so students can access education. The work is student transport by road (CPV 60130000). Delivery is described across England, with the college based in Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire.

College Transport Tender

Description: John Leggott Sixth Form College intends to procure student transport services for the provision of safe, reliable and efficient transport for students travelling to and from the College. The anticipated requirement will comprise scheduled morning and afternoon transport services operating across a number of routes serving the College's student catchment area. The services are expected to include the provision of appropriately licensed and maintained vehicles and suitably qualified drivers, together with appropriate arrangements for safeguarding, passenger safety, service continuity, vehicle tracking and passenger management. The College is also considering requirements relating to vehicle standards and capacity, accessibility, environmental performance, onboard connectivity, College branding, operational communication, contingency arrangements and performance monitoring. The precise routes, vehicle capacities, service requirements and contractual arrangements will be confirmed as part of any subsequent (read more...)

Summary: John Leggott Sixth Form College intends to procure student transport to provide safe, reliable and efficient journeys to and from the College. The anticipated service comprises scheduled morning and afternoon journeys on multiple routes serving the College’s student catchment area. Suppliers would provide appropriately licensed and maintained vehicles, qualified drivers, and arrangements for safeguarding, passenger safety, service continuity, vehicle tracking and passenger management. The College is also considering vehicle capacity and standards, accessibility, environmental performance, onboard connectivity, College branding, operational communications, contingency planning and performance monitoring. Delivery is described across a number of UK regions, while the specific routes and operating requirements remain for the later procurement process to define. This is a transport services requirement (CPV 60000000).

Highways Framework

Description: Construction and repairs and maintenance related - to bridges and structures, drainage and highway construction, street lighting, traffic & safety schemes, barrier repair works, and traffic signal, active travel schemes.

Summary: North Lincolnshire Council is seeking contractors for highway construction, repair and maintenance across three workstreams: civil engineering works covering bridges, structures, drainage, street lighting, traffic and safety schemes, barriers, signals and active travel; surface treatments such as road recycling, surface dressing, micro-asphalt, slurry sealing, high-friction surfacing and asphalt re-texturing; and surfacing works including reconstruction, planing and inlay, patching and overlays. The work is classified as civil engineering construction (CPV 45200000). Delivery is in North Lincolnshire and Lincolnshire. The framework can also be used by eligible public bodies in Yorkshire and Humber and Lincolnshire, including councils, schools and academies, police and emergency services, NHS organisations, registered charities, town and parish councils, and community groups.

Request for Quotation North Lincolnshire Rail Freight Feasibility Study

Description: The rail freight feasibility study is being commissioned to identify opportunities to increase rail-based freight movements in North Lincolnshire. It will assess existing rail heads and sidings, explore potential new sites, review network access, evaluate commercial viability, and quantify economic, social and environmental benefits. It will provide pivotal evidence to support the future economic ambitions of North Lincolnshire and Greater Lincolnshire and strengthen the region's role as a major freight and logistics hub. This work will establish whether new or improved rail freight infrastructure is practical, beneficial, and aligned with local priorities.

Summary: North Lincolnshire Council is commissioning a rail freight feasibility study for North Lincolnshire. The work will identify opportunities to increase freight carried by rail, assess existing rail heads and sidings, explore possible new sites, and review access to the rail network. It will also evaluate commercial viability and quantify economic, social and environmental benefits. The study is intended to establish whether new or improved rail freight infrastructure is practical, beneficial and aligned with local priorities, while supporting future economic ambitions across North Lincolnshire and Greater Lincolnshire and the area’s role as a freight and logistics hub. This is transport systems consultancy work, to be delivered in North Lincolnshire.

Request for Quotation Feasibility Study and Business Case to assess the introduction of additional rail services between Doncaster and Scunthorpe

Description: The project is to deliver a feasibility study and investment-ready business case to help build the case for the reinstatement an hourly Doncaster-Scunthorpe rail service and to introduce a Sunday service operated by Northern Trains. The reinstated service is expected to slot into the existing timetable and restore key links for rural communities, improving access to jobs, education and essential services.

Summary: North Lincolnshire Council is seeking transport planning consultancy to produce a feasibility study and investment-ready business case for additional rail services between Doncaster and Scunthorpe. The work will assess reinstating an hourly service and introducing Sunday trains operated by Northern Trains. The proposed timetable is intended to fit around existing services and restore important rail links for rural communities, improving access to employment, education and essential services. The work is for the Doncaster–Scunthorpe route in North Lincolnshire and the wider area it serves.

Supply of Five x New Full Electric Small Vans

Description: Outright purchase for supply of Five x New Full Electric Small Vans

Summary: North East Lincolnshire Borough Council is buying five new, fully electric small vans for outright purchase. This is a vehicle supply contract, covering the supply of the vans rather than a leasing arrangement. The vehicles are classified as motor vehicles and electric vehicles. Delivery is in Lincolnshire. The requirement is a single lot, so suppliers are bidding to provide the five vans as one package rather than for separate vehicle lots.

Pre-Market Engagement - Audio-Visual Systems at Grimsby Town Hall

Description: The Authority is undertaking this Preliminary Market Engagement to understand the available technical solutions, delivery models, indicative costs and market capacity for improving audio-visual provision at Grimsby Town Hall. Funding has not yet been secured. Responses will inform an options paper by helping us understand potential solutions and their indicative costs. This options paper will be used to secure funding and assist the Authority to develop a final specification, for any resulting tender process.

Summary: North East Lincolnshire Borough Council is exploring improvements to the audio-visual systems at Grimsby Town Hall. The intended purchase is audio-visual equipment, with the council seeking to understand technical solutions and possible delivery models before developing a final specification for a future procurement. The work is for Grimsby Town Hall, in Grimsby. The council’s aim is to improve the building’s audio-visual provision; suppliers may wish to consider equipment and delivery approaches suited to a town hall environment.

TEC Partnership - East Riding College Toilet Refurbishment

Description: The TEC Partnership is a major further and higher education provider, encompassing the Grimsby Institute, University Centre Grimsby, Scarborough TEC, East Riding College, and Skegness College. In addition to its main campuses, the Partnership includes two specialist training providers: * National Employer Training: Serving both regional and national requirements. * Transafe Training: Based in Immingham, North East Lincolnshire. Together, these entities work to support the diverse educational and vocational needs of individual learners and employers alike. The TEC Partnership's portfolio also extends to: * The Academy Grimsby: A specialist school for 14-16-year-olds. * Little Star Nursery: A nursery dedicated to serving the local community Toilet Refurbishment: Male and female toilets on both the ground & first floor of the main Block will be refurbished. This includes replacement of (read more...)

Summary: TEC Partnership is seeking refurbishment works to the male and female toilets on the ground and first floors of East Riding College’s main block. The work includes replacing plumbing fixtures on a like-for-like basis, installing new Bushboard toilet cubicle panels and flooring, and replacing tiled walls with Multipanel boards. TEC Partnership is a further and higher education provider operating East Riding College and other education and training services. The works are to be carried out at East Riding College; the procurement identifies the college but does not give a town or street address for the site. This is a building refurbishment project for contractors able to deliver coordinated plumbing, cubicle, flooring and wall-finish work in an educational building.