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Energy Generation Accelerator Programme - Seamer Carr Project Development

Description: To develop a feasibility study and detailed technical design work for a wind energy project at Seamer Carr Closed Landfill Site, including site assessment, off taker opportunity, battery storage considerations, grid connectivity options, and planning considerations to support North Yorkshire Council's net zero targets and regional decarbonisation goals.

Summary: York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority is leading an active procurement process titled 'Energy Generation Accelerator Programme - Seamer Carr Project Development', focusing on the development of a wind energy feasibility study in Northallerton, United Kingdom, within industry category services and related to research and development consultancy. The tender is developed under the 'Below threshold - open competition' method, with a procurement stage of 'tenderUpdate'. Key deadlines include a tender period ending on 5th March 2026 and an enquiry period concluding on 26th February 2026. The expected contract period is from 30th March 2026 to 29th June 2026, with a possible extension to 29th July 2026.

Enteral Feeding Products and Services

Description: Acute and community Enteral Feeding products and services covering multiple Contracting Authorities: Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust City Health Partnership Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals Hull University Teaching Hospitals Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust The contract is to include: provision of feeds and associated pumps and consumables for patients in an acute and community setting. Nursing support and homeward service.

Summary: The procurement process for Enteral Feeding Products and Services is being organised by Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, along with several other NHS entities including York and Scarborough Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust, and Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust. The tender covers the healthcare sector and focuses on providing comprehensive enteral feeding services and products both in acute and community settings. The planned procurement is currently in the engagement phase, with a key market engagement session scheduled for 16th March 2026 at Hull University Teaching Hospitals. This session aims to gather insights on market capabilities and service delivery models, held at Hull Royal Infirmary in Hull. The contract is valued at £40,000,000, with an overall gross amount of £47,000,000, and is set to commence on 5th July 2027 spanning until 4th July 2030.

Homeless Reviews

Description: The Housing Needs Service of North Yorkshire Council is seeking information to support in the future commissioning of suitably qualified and experienced suppliers, to provide information and independent, impartial advice in relation to homeless reviews under it's statutory function of Section 202 of the Housing Act 1996. The Authority is not contracting out this function, it is requiring suppliers to carry out homeless reviews.

Summary: The North Yorkshire Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Homeless Reviews," aimed at acquiring services to conduct homeless reviews under the statutory function of Section 202 of the Housing Act 1996. This tender falls under the industry categories of Legal advisory services (CPV 79111000) and Housing services (CPV 70333000). Located in Northallerton, United Kingdom, the council anticipates beginning this contract from 1st April 2026, running until 31st March 2027, with a scheduled renewal option extending until 30th March 2029. Interested businesses should take note of the preliminary market engagement scheduled for 17th March 2026, with future notices expected by 27th March 2026.

Restoration of War Memorial

Description: Full restoration of Town War Memorial, including pointing work, cleaning, restoration of bronze statue and plaques, re-lettering and all associated works in a full restoration Applications by email or post to chiefofficer@skiptontowncouncil.gov.uk Skipton town Council 45a Armoury house Otley Street Skipton BD23 1EL

Summary: The procurement process for the restoration of the Town War Memorial has been initiated by Skipton Town Council, the buying organisation responsible for this project situated in Skipton, England. This tender falls under the "Repair and maintenance services" category and is currently at the tender amendment stage, having been most recently updated on 24th February 2026. With an allocated budget of £49,000, the restoration includes comprehensive works such as cleaning, restoration of bronze statue and plaques, and re-lettering. The procurement method is selective, involving a competitive procedure with negotiation above threshold. Interested businesses must submit their applications by noon on 31st March 2026, with the contract period slated to start from 1st May 2026 and last until 1st August 2026.

Restoration of War Memorial

Description: Full restoration of Town War Memorial, including pointing work, cleaning, restoration of bronze statue and plaques, re-lettering and all associated works in a full restoration Applications by email or post to chiefofficer@skiptontowncouncil.gov.uk Skipton town Council 45a Armoury house Otley Street Skipton BD23 1EL

Summary: The procurement process for the restoration of the Town War Memorial has been initiated by Skipton Town Council, the buying organisation responsible for this project situated in Skipton, England. This tender falls under the "Repair and maintenance services" category and is currently at the tender amendment stage, having been most recently updated on 24th February 2026. With an allocated budget of £49,000, the restoration includes comprehensive works such as cleaning, restoration of bronze statue and plaques, and re-lettering. The procurement method is selective, involving a competitive procedure with negotiation above threshold. Interested businesses must submit their applications by noon on 31st March 2026, with the contract period slated to start from 1st May 2026 and last until 1st August 2026.

Restoration of War Memorial

Description: Full restoration of Town War Memorial, including pointing work, cleaning, restoration of bronze statue and plaques, re-lettering and all associated works in a full restoration Applications by email or post to chiefofficer@skiptontowncouncil.gov.uk Skipton town Council 45a Armoury house Otley Street Skipton BD23 1EL

Summary: The procurement process for the restoration of the Town War Memorial has been initiated by Skipton Town Council, the buying organisation responsible for this project situated in Skipton, England. This tender falls under the "Repair and maintenance services" category and is currently at the tender amendment stage, having been most recently updated on 24th February 2026. With an allocated budget of £49,000, the restoration includes comprehensive works such as cleaning, restoration of bronze statue and plaques, and re-lettering. The procurement method is selective, involving a competitive procedure with negotiation above threshold. Interested businesses must submit their applications by noon on 31st March 2026, with the contract period slated to start from 1st May 2026 and last until 1st August 2026.

Restoration of War Memorial

Description: A fixed scaffold to a height of approximately 10m. will be required to access all faces of the memorial. It is preferred that the scaffold is fully protected with tarpaulin during works to protect against inclement weather, minimise distraction caused by works to nearby motorists, and to ensure no materials generated during cleaning fall beyond the perimeter of the scaffold. However, it is possible that such covering could increase wind loadings to the scaffold structure; this should be directed by scaffolder. A temporary concrete or steel crash barrier should be installed on the north side of the monument to prevent vehicles using the roundabout from entering the workspace. The wrought iron railings should be left in situ during works and the scaffolding constructed around the railings following their (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the restoration of the Town War Memorial has been initiated by Skipton Town Council, the buying organisation responsible for this project situated in Skipton, England. This tender falls under the "Repair and maintenance services" category and is currently at the tender amendment stage, having been most recently updated on 24th February 2026. With an allocated budget of £49,000, the restoration includes comprehensive works such as cleaning, restoration of bronze statue and plaques, and re-lettering. The procurement method is selective, involving a competitive procedure with negotiation above threshold. Interested businesses must submit their applications by noon on 31st March 2026, with the contract period slated to start from 1st May 2026 and last until 1st August 2026.

Legal Services Framework

Description: Karbon Homes are currently in the process of renewing our existing Legal Services Framework to ensure continuity of service while taking the opportunity to enhance its scope and value. As part of this renewal, we have opened it up to other Housing Associations, enabling broader collaboration and shared benefits across participating organisations. We are working towards a planned tender release of March 2026 and are presently finalising the required documentation pack. We'd like to carry out a Pre Market Engagement exercise to define our requirements, increase our understanding of the market, and to reflect our commitment to transparency, collaboration, and delivering best value for all stakeholders involved.

Summary: Karbon Homes, in collaboration with Gentoo Group Limited and Beyond Housing Limited, is at the planning stage of renewing its Legal Services Framework. This procurement process falls under the industry category of legal services, classified as public authority - sub-central government. It is set to take place in the regions of the United Kingdom, specifically in Newcastle upon Tyne, Sunderland, and Scarborough. The framework agreement aims to enhance its scope and value by incorporating other housing associations for broader collaboration. Key milestones include the Pre Market Engagement submissions to be submitted by 6th March 2026, following which a planned tender release is expected by March 2026. The contract is projected to commence on 4th July 2026 and may extend until 2nd July 2030.

Provision of a Digital Traffic Regulation Order (D-TRO) System including Surveying and Digitisation of Existing TROs

Description: The Authority is seeking a system that will be compliant with relevant legislation in respect of the management, processing and publication of Digital Traffic Regulation Orders (DTROs). Additionally, there will be a requirement to survey and review existing Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) on the North Yorkshire network. It is anticipated that up to 5000km of the network will be surveyed. Using completed survey data, the supplier will update the system with up-to-date TRO information and create relevant consolidated TROs.

Summary: The North Yorkshire Council is currently in the tender stage for the "Provision of a Digital Traffic Regulation Order (D-TRO) System including Surveying and Digitisation of Existing TROs," aimed at enhancing traffic control services through advanced software packages and surveying assistance. This open procedure invites suppliers to engage in the system's maintenance, surveying, and digitisation of existing Traffic Regulation Orders across up to 5000km of the North Yorkshire network. Key procurement milestones include an enquiry period deadline of 26th February 2026, with the tender submission deadline extended to 6th March 2026, ensuring ample time for clarifications. The contract is valued at GBP 1,050,000, spanning from July 2026 to August 2029, with possible renewal extensions up to 2031. Interested parties can submit their proposals via electronic submissions in English.

Restoration of War Memorial

Description: A fixed scaffold to a height of approximately 10m. will be required to access all faces of the memorial. It is preferred that the scaffold is fully protected with tarpaulin during works to protect against inclement weather, minimise distraction caused by works to nearby motorists, and to ensure no materials generated during cleaning fall beyond the perimeter of the scaffold. However, it is possible that such covering could increase wind loadings to the scaffold structure; this should be directed by scaffolder. A temporary concrete or steel crash barrier should be installed on the north side of the monument to prevent vehicles using the roundabout from entering the workspace. The wrought iron railings should be left in situ during works and the scaffolding constructed around the railings following their (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the restoration of the Town War Memorial has been initiated by Skipton Town Council, the buying organisation responsible for this project situated in Skipton, England. This tender falls under the "Repair and maintenance services" category and is currently at the tender amendment stage, having been most recently updated on 24th February 2026. With an allocated budget of £49,000, the restoration includes comprehensive works such as cleaning, restoration of bronze statue and plaques, and re-lettering. The procurement method is selective, involving a competitive procedure with negotiation above threshold. Interested businesses must submit their applications by noon on 31st March 2026, with the contract period slated to start from 1st May 2026 and last until 1st August 2026.