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Preliminary Market Engagement for a 3500kg/4250kg GVW Youth Bus

Description: North East Lincolnshire Council are looking to procure a 3500kg to 4250 kg GVW vehicle converted for our outreach youth service and are looking for clarification and guidance on the specification for this vehicle. The authority has produced an initial specification (see appendix 1 attached) to show potential suppliers what the authorities' initial thoughts are. The authority would prefer to consult with potential suppliers prior to going out to tender to clarify what is possible and the options for this vehicle build.

Summary: North East Lincolnshire Borough Council intends to procure a 3,500–4,250 kg gross vehicle weight bus, converted for use by its outreach youth service. The council has prepared an initial specification and wants to establish what is possible and what options are available for the vehicle build before developing the tender. This is a vehicle supply requirement, rather than a request for youth-service delivery. The bus is intended for use in North East Lincolnshire.

Smoking Cessation Case Management System (CMS)

Description: We are looking for an intuitive system that enables us to access quick timely data to inform our decision making, highlight service need and future direction of travel as new evidence becomes available. The system should be accurate, secure, and efficient for recording smoking cessation interventions, tracking patient progress, monitoring outcomes, and supporting continuous improvement in the stop smoking service.

Summary: North East Lincolnshire Borough Council is seeking a smoking cessation case management system for its stop smoking service. The system must record smoking cessation interventions, track patient progress and monitor outcomes, while providing accurate, secure and efficient access to timely data. The council wants to use that information to inform decisions, identify service needs and guide the service as new evidence becomes available, supporting ongoing improvement. This is a software and information systems service, including medical software and related IT support. Delivery is for the council in North East Lincolnshire, England.

Care Home Provision

Description: North East Lincolnshire Council (the Authority) is commencing a review of the care home market and its future commissioning arrangements ahead of a planned procurement for provision of future care home arrangements. The review will consider current contractual arrangements and will include the development of a new service specification to ensure that future arrangements continue to support good-quality, sustainable and person-centred care that meets the needs of local people. The Authority will shortly undertake engagement with residents, their families and representatives, alongside professionals and partners working across health and social care. This engagement will help us understand what is working well, where improvements could be made and what should be considered within future arrangements. Following this initial engagement, the Authority intends to undertake a Preliminary Market Engagement exercise (read more...)

Summary: North East Lincolnshire Borough Council is reviewing the local care home market and planning future care home arrangements. The work concerns residential care services and associated social work with accommodation, with a new service specification intended to support good-quality, sustainable and person-centred care that meets local people’s needs. Delivery is in North East Lincolnshire, including Grimsby. The council’s review will examine current contractual arrangements before deciding how future care home services should be commissioned.

ONGO Homes - Grounds Maintenance Services (Grass Cutting and Associated Grounds Maintenance Works)

Description: Ongo Homes is seeking suitably experienced and qualified contractors to deliver grounds maintenance and estate caretaking services across its housing stock and communal land portfolio throughout North Lincolnshire and other designated locations. The contract comprises the provision of high-quality communal grounds maintenance services including grass cutting (Cut & Fly and Cut & Collect), Maintenance of landscaped areas, beds and planters. The successful contractor(s) will be required to deliver a customer-focused service that ensures all communal areas are maintained to a clean, safe, tidy and visually attractive standard, whilst complying with all relevant health and safety, environmental and safeguarding requirements. Contractors will be expected to provide programmed maintenance, performance monitoring, digital completion records, quality audits, and proactive reporting of defects and improvement opportunities.

Summary: Ongo Homes is buying grounds maintenance and estate caretaking for communal land and green spaces across its housing stock. The work includes grass cutting using both Cut & Fly and Cut & Collect methods, maintaining landscaped areas, beds and planters, and keeping communal areas clean, safe, tidy and attractive. Contractors must provide programmed maintenance, monitor performance, record completed work digitally, carry out quality audits, and report defects and opportunities for improvement. The portfolio is divided across North Lincolnshire neighbourhoods and wider designated locations, including Lincolnshire, North East Lincolnshire, South Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire. One lot covers standalone grass cutting at Myos House. This is a grounds maintenance services contract (CPV 77314000).

Window to 1913: Activity Plan Delivery Lead

Description: The Authority is now seeking a consultant to deliver the contents of the Activity and Interpretation Plans, to enable us to achieve the aims and objectives of the Window to 1913 project, our ambitions as a Heritage Place and our contribution to the investment principles in The National Lottery Heritage Fund's Heritage 2033 strategy. The Authority expects to receive a decision on the delivery phase grant application during October 2026, with permission to start expected in November 2026. Specialist consultants to undertake work during the delivery phase, including this appointment, are being tendered for in advance of permission to start due to the tight timescales for completion of the delivery phase. This is due to the timetable for capital works and tenant occupation of much of the ground (read more...)

Summary: North East Lincolnshire Borough Council is seeking a consultant to lead delivery of the Activity and Interpretation Plans for its Window to 1913 heritage project. The work is intended to support the project’s aims, the Council’s ambitions as a Heritage Place and its contribution to the National Lottery Heritage Fund’s Heritage 2033 investment principles. This is a heritage activity and interpretation consultancy commission, with delivery in Yorkshire and the Humber. The appointment forms part of the project’s delivery phase and is being procured ahead of grant permission to start, reflecting the project timetable and planned capital works and tenant occupation.

TEC Partnership - Ventilation, Air Handling Unit (AHU) and LEV Refurbishment 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. TEC Partnership invites suitably qualified and experienced mechanical and electrical contractors to submit tenders for the refurbishment, replacement, repair, testing and commissioning of ventilation, (read more...)

Summary: TEC Partnership is seeking mechanical and electrical contractors to refurbish, replace, repair, test and commission ventilation systems, air handling units (AHUs) and local exhaust ventilation (LEV), together with associated infrastructure. The work supports the Partnership’s education and training estate, which includes Grimsby Institute, University Centre Grimsby, Scarborough TEC, East Riding College, Skegness College, National Employer Training, Transafe Training, The Academy Grimsby and Little Star Nursery. Delivery is across multiple TEC Partnership sites. The procurement is for ventilation installation and refurbishment works (CPV 45331200), rather than a supply-only equipment contract.

TEC Partnership - Boiler & Hot Water Generation Replacement Scheme Bridlington

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. It is recommended that all interested parties should undertake a full site survey prior to submitting their quotation. Submission of a quotation shall be (read more...)

Summary: TEC Partnership is seeking works to replace the boiler and hot-water generation system at its Bridlington site. The requirement covers boiler and hot-water boiler installation work. TEC Partnership is a further and higher education provider whose institutions support learners and employers, alongside specialist training, a school and a nursery. The contract concerns its Bridlington operation; the procurement information does not identify a more precise delivery address. Suppliers should undertake a full site survey before preparing a quotation, since submitting one is treated as acceptance of site conditions and additional costs arising from not inspecting the site will not be accepted.

SuDS2601 - St Ives Crescent SuDS

Description: North East Lincolnshire Borough Council are seeking a suitably qualified principal contractor to deliver the installation of SuDS features and new parking facilities throughout St Ives Crescent, including terraced basins, permeable tarmac parking areas, swales and rain gardens. The works are intended to reduce surface water flooding, improve parking availability and enhance road safety and environmental benefits within the area.

Summary: North East Lincolnshire Borough Council is seeking a principal contractor to install sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) and provide new parking facilities at St Ives Crescent in North East Lincolnshire. The works include terraced basins, permeable tarmac parking areas, swales and rain gardens. The scheme is intended to reduce surface water flooding, improve parking availability, and support road safety and environmental improvements. This is civil engineering and drainage work, including parking construction. The delivery location is St Ives Crescent, North East Lincolnshire.

LHP572 Housing, Asset, Repairs and Compliance Management Solution

Description: Lincolnshire Housing Partnership (LHP) is a greater Lincolnshire based housing association created in April 2018. LHP is a charity regulated as a Community Benefit Society and a not for profit housing provider regulated by the Regulator for Social Housing. LHP's Data and Technology Strategy 2026-2029 sets out LHP's vision to become a digitally confident, data-driven housing association by March 2029, supported by a sequenced three-year roadmap structured around three phases: Foundations (Year 1, 2026/27), Transformation (Year 2, 2027/28), and Innovation (Year 3, 2028/29). The strategy has one overriding objective: to give LHP the technology and data foundations it needs to achieve and sustain a C1 Consumer Standard grading, with a target of March 2027. The most important implication is that LHP needs a modern, integrated housing and repairs (read more...)

Summary: Lincolnshire Housing Partnership is seeking a housing management, repairs and compliance software solution to modernise its core housing and repairs systems. The requirement covers tenancy, rents, lettings, arrears, income, asset management, compliance, customer relationship and case management, alongside responsive, planned and cyclical repairs, dynamic scheduling, resource optimisation and mobile working for in-house teams and external contractors. Suppliers can bid for a housing management system, a repairs management system with dynamic scheduler, or a combined system. The solution is intended to support an integrated technology and data platform, including links with the housing association’s wider systems and services. Delivery is for Lincolnshire Housing Partnership across Lincolnshire and the East Midlands.

PSR - Cardiac Rehab - NLaG

Description: PSR Direct Award C for the provision of Cardiac Rehab Services.

Provision of Clinical Nurse Specialists and Exercise Practitioner medical clinicians to support cardiac rehabilitation services within Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust, specifically at Scunthorpe General Hospital and surrounding community

Summary: Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust procured cardiac rehabilitation services for Northern Lincolnshire and Goole, including Scunthorpe General Hospital and surrounding community settings. The service provides clinical nurse specialists and exercise practitioner clinicians to support cardiac rehabilitation and related cardiology care. The buyer is Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust, with delivery centred on Scunthorpe and the wider Northern Lincolnshire and Goole area. The requirement is for rehabilitation hospital services, with cardiology services also identified. The service is intended to operate as an integrated part of the Trust’s care system, supporting patient choice and accessibility and contributing to local employment. The selected provider is North Lincolnshire Council, which had been delivering the existing cardiac rehabilitation service.