Adult Skills Fund

Description: Our Adult Skills Fund (ASF) priorities Widen Access and Participation: ASF as a gateway to learning and progression Embed Basic and Transferable Skills: ASF providing foundations to higher skills and employment Unlock Progression Pathways and Underutilised Talent: ASF providing routes to higher skills and better paid jobs Develop Flexible Provision: to meet the needs of learners and businesses Build Capacity and Capability: to enable an integrated, flexible and responsive provider base Enable Effective Collaboration: partnership working between providers Our strategy supports the Combined Authority's vision of enabling healthy and thriving communities in York and North Yorkshire.

Summary: The York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority is in the planning stage of a procurement process for the "Adult Skills Fund" project, aimed at enhancing skill levels among adult learners. This initiative is designed to increase opportunities for meaningful employment and further educational pursuits. The procurement falls under the category of specialist training services and will be located in the North Yorkshire region of the United Kingdom. Initial planning steps have begun, with key engagement activities scheduled, including a deadline for materials preparation on 16th February 2026. The procurement process is expected to officially commence on 23rd February 2026, with a contract period from 1st August 2026 to 31st July 2027. This procurement follows a sub-central government public authority framework, specifically targeting services.

High Cow Helm & High Ellermire, Bilsdale

Description: This contract will be for the following works: Cpt 1a & 1b: fell larch, thin Scots pine (55 years old) Cpt 2: clear fell larch (55 years old, though looks much younger). The North York Moors National Park Authority are facilitating the contract, which will be with the owners of High Cow Helm (1a & 2) & High Ellermire (1b), so I'd like to know a total cost for the harvesting work and what price you'll offer for the timber. The Authority can use grant funding to ensure the scheme is economically viable for both contractor and owner if the harvesting costs exceed the timber value, as seems likely.

Summary: The North York Moors National Park Authority is facilitating an open procurement process titled "High Cow Helm & High Ellermire, Bilsdale," aimed at forestry works including the felling of larch and thinning of Scots pine. This process is under an open procedure and falls below the threshold, suitable for works in the agricultural, forestry, horticultural, aquacultural and apicultural services category (CPV: 77000000). This project is based in the Yorkshire and the Humber region, United Kingdom. The tender process is active as of 18th December 2025, with the tender period closing on 12th January 2026. The contract period is set from 2nd March 2026 to 30th September 2026.

Habinteg - Insurance Services

Description: Habinteg Housing Association is seeking providers for all lines of insurance coverage and associated claims handling services including: Property Casualty (Liability Insurance) Professional Indemnity PA Travel Terrorism Contractors All Risks Management Liability Crime Legal Expenses Cyber

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Habinteg Housing Association Limited seeks comprehensive insurance services covering several areas such as Property, Casualty, Professional Indemnity, and Cyber. The tender titled "Habinteg - Insurance Services" falls within the insurance services industry and takes place in the UKE42 region of the United Kingdom. This tender is in its active phase, with the procurement method being 'open procedure.' Interested parties must submit their bids by 26th January 2026, with the enquiry period closing on 9th January 2026. The value of the services sought is estimated at £2,450,000. This procurement is conducted under the legal framework of the 2023/54 UKPGA legislation, covering services across multiple lots to be delivered in the UKD region.

Civil Engineering Contractors Framework (CECF) 2026-2030

Description: NY Highways Limited (NYH) wishes to appoint a Framework Contract. The Framework will be used to select suitable Suppliers to carry out civil engineering works on behalf of NYH and others. The works awarded under this Framework Contract will predominantly take place on bridges and highway network. On occasion, there may be a requirement for other types of civil engineering works including works under Highways Act Section 38 and Section 278 and works off the public highway. Potential works may include, but are not limited to, resurfacing, reconstruction, slurry sealing, drainage works, kerbing, repairs to bridges, retaining walls and culverts, and any other related activity.

Summary: The Civil Engineering Contractors Framework (CECF) for 2026-2030, initiated by NY Highways Limited, is in the planning stage. This Framework Contract aims to appoint contractors for civil engineering works, primarily focused on bridge and highway network improvements, with the inclusion of various other infrastructure tasks. The procurement process is spearheaded by NY Highways Limited in collaboration with The North Yorkshire Council, with a focus on securing services under UK legislation 2023/54. Key activities will encompass essential enhancements under the Highways Act Section 38 and Section 278, covering regions predominantly within the United Kingdom. The contract period is slated from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2030, with a future notice expected by 5th January 2026, inviting civil engineering firms to prepare for this significant tender.

Rural Bus Franchising Studies

Description: The key elements and strategic objectives of the Project are: * Our plans for rural bus franchising pilots are framed in the context of other work that the Combined Authority is already progressing in partnership with our local authority partners. * A Bus Reform Scoping study, which is taking a high-level view of all bus reform options open to the Combined Authority in order to improve bus services in our area. This scoping work will provide important context for the rural franchising pilots, which will examine franchising options in more detail and with a more defined spatial context. * A Bus Network Review, which is comparing our current network against a sliding scale of customer expectations in order to identify gaps in provision, many of which will exist (read more...)

Summary: The York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority is initiating an open procurement process for the "Rural Bus Franchising Studies" aimed at enhancing rural transport services. Under the tender stage with a legal basis rooted in UK legislation 2023/54, the project covers the transport systems consultancy services sector and seeks to improve bus services through franchising models in rural areas such as Scarborough, the North York Moors, and the Yorkshire Dales, among others. The procurement process opened on 15 December 2025, with key deadlines being the enquiry period closing on 12 January 2026 and the tender period ending on 19 January 2026. The service delivery spans various locations in the UKE2 region, with the total project valued at £450,000 GBP.

BSIP Consultancy Support

Description: York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority (YNYCA) is procuring consultancy support to help produce the new Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) for York and North Yorkshire, as part of the Combined Authority's duties as a Local Transport Authority. While this work will build on the existing BSIPs produced by the City of York Council (CYC) and North Yorkshire Council (NYC), it should set out a path to deliver the Mayor's ambition to significantly improve the quality of bus services across the YNYCA area. As part of this work we will also require the consultants to set out a detailed plan for how the current Enhanced Partnerships (EPs), which CYC and NYC have in place, could be replaced by a new YNYCA-wide EP. All tender documentation can be found (read more...)

Summary: York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority is seeking consultancy support to create a new Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) for the region, building on existing plans developed by the City of York Council and North Yorkshire Council. The tender is overseen by Chloe Wilcox, contactable at chloe.wilcox@york.gov.uk, under an open competition procurement method. This opportunity aligns with the authority’s responsibilities as a Local Transport Authority and aims to significantly enhance bus services. The procurement falls under the transport services category, with documentation available on Yortender under reference number 105901. Key dates include the submission deadline on 20th January 2026 and the contract period from 2nd February to 1st August 2026.

Invitation to Tender for Cleaning Services at Changing Lives Learning Trust (Secondaries only)

Description: Changing Lives Learning Trust have decided to tender their school cleaning services at their two Secondary Schools. Due to the split locations of these sites, the contracts are being tendered as two lots. Lot 1- Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Penrith, 6,162.68 sqm Lot 2- West Lakes Academy, Egremont, 6,714.32sqm Tender Schedule Issue of Invitation to Tender -12th December 2025 Bidding Companies to Visit Sites -17th December 2025 Clarification Return Deadline - 31st December 2025 Deadline for return of Tender Responses -31st December 2025 Presentation by shortlisted bidders -9th January 2026 from 11am, West Lakes Academy Contract Awarded by - 9th January 2026 10 Day standstill period - 9th - 19th January 2026 Mobilisation Meeting- 19th January 2026 9.30am (Remote) Mobilisation Meeting - 26th January 2026 9.30am (Remote) Contract (read more...)

Summary: The Changing Lives Learning Trust is seeking to procure cleaning services for its secondary schools, located at Queen Elizabeth Grammar School in Penrith and West Lakes Academy in Egremont, United Kingdom. The procurement is currently in the tender stage, with the tender issuance date marked as 12th December 2025. The cleaning services are split into two separate lots to cater to the specific needs of each location, falling under the 'school cleaning services' industry category. Key activities and deadlines include site visits on 17th December 2025, the deadline for tender responses on 31st December 2025, and presentations by shortlisted bidders scheduled for 9th January 2026. The procurement process is being conducted using an open procedure, emphasizing urgency due to the incumbent's short notice, and is managed by Red Box Consultancy Services Limited.

North Yorkshire Council Open Framework Works

Description: The Authority is looking to establish an Open Framework (Works) to to deliver a range of minor and major work projects (projects in excess of PS1Million) across the Authorities corporate estate, which are dispersed throughout North Yorkshire divisions, these divisions are Selby, Harrogate and Knaresborough, Skipton, Yorkshire Dales, Ripon, Richmond, Stokesley, Thirsk and Northallerton, Easingwold, Malton, Norton and Pickering, North York Moors, Whitby, Scarborough and Filey. These works will include: New Build Developments; Major Refurbishments or Extensions; Infrastructure Projects; Housing or Public Building Construction; Renovation or Refurbishment; Demolition; Installation of Systems (e.g. Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing); Maintaining and Works Relating to Heritage Assets; Public Realm Works and Sustainability and Environmental Improvement Projects

Summary: The North Yorkshire Council is currently in the planning stage for an open framework works contract titled "North Yorkshire Council Open Framework Works". This procurement process targets the construction industry, aiming to deliver a mix of minor and major projects exceeding £1 million through various divisions within North Yorkshire. These include locations such as Selby, Harrogate, Knaresborough, and Scarborough, among others. The procurement is scheduled to engage potential market players by 22nd January 2026, with a subsequent notice expected by 16th March 2026. Initiating as a tender, the framework agreement will likely continue from 3rd August 2026 until 2nd August 2029, with a potential extension. The total project is valued at approximately £871.2 million gross.

DFG Lifting Equipment

Description: North Yorkshire Council is seeking to establish a Term Service Contract for the survey, supply, installation, inspection, and maintenance of stairlifts and through floor lifts across domestic properties within its geographical boundaries. The contract will initially run for two years, with the option to extend annually up to a maximum of four years. The estimated annual value is PS1.5 million, with a total potential value of PS6 million over the full term. The scope includes: Installation of new and recycled stairlifts (straight and curved) and through floor lifts. Associated building works, electrical works, and compliance with all relevant regulations (CDM 2015, LOLER, BS standards). Provision of a five-year warranty, servicing, and repairs under warranty, plus a 24/7 call-out service. Removal, storage, refurbishment, and reinstallation of equipment in later (read more...)

Summary: The North Yorkshire Council is planning a procurement process for a Term Service Contract titled "DFG Lifting Equipment". This contract involves the survey, supply, installation, inspection, and maintenance of stairlifts and through floor lifts in domestic properties across North Yorkshire. The procurement process, classified under the services category, is currently in the planning stage, with the contract expected to commence on 1st April 2026 and potentially extend until 31st March 2030. Key deadlines include the enquiry period ending on 28th January 2026, with tender submissions closing by 6th February 2026. The procurement follows an open procedure method, with a total estimated contract value of £6 million over its potential full term.

Design and manufacture of new mobile display unit (trailer)

Description: Please note: due to a system error we have been unable to upload the spec document. This will be added as soon as possible. The Authority requires a towable exhibition trailer providing an accessible, flexible public-facing space. The unit must be suitable for year-round outdoor use and must be deliverable fully assembled with all required certification. Please see attached documentation for full specification

Summary: The North York Moors National Park Authority is seeking tenders for the design and manufacture of a new mobile display unit, specifically a towable exhibition trailer. This public procurement opportunity, classified under vehicle bodies, trailers, or semi-trailers (CPV code 34200000), falls under the category of goods. The procurement is being conducted through an open competition method and is targeted below the threshold. The tender process is currently active, with the submission deadline set on 11th January 2026, and enquiries closing on 6th January 2026. The trailer must be suitable for year-round outdoor use and will be delivered to the United Kingdom's UKE region, with a gross value of £20,000. The procurement process can be accessed electronically via the MyTenders portal.