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North York Moors Active Travel - Esk Valley Feasibility Study

Description: Accessibility and active travel audit of railway stations and schools - including engagement.

Summary: North York Moors National Park Authority is seeking consultancy services for an active travel feasibility study in the Esk Valley. The work combines an accessibility and active travel audit of railway stations and schools with stakeholder and community engagement. The study is intended to identify barriers and opportunities and develop evidence-led recommendations, with outputs including a feasibility study and delivery roadmap to support future funding and business case development. The work covers specified locations in North Yorkshire, including in-person site visits and school engagement. The procurement includes transport systems consultancy, feasibility analysis and planning services (CPV 71241000).

North York Moors Active Travel - Esk Valley Feasibility Study

Description: Accessibility and active travel audit of railway stations and schools - including engagement.

Summary: North York Moors National Park Authority is seeking consultancy services for an active travel feasibility study in the Esk Valley. The work combines an accessibility and active travel audit of railway stations and schools with stakeholder and community engagement. The study is intended to identify barriers and opportunities and develop evidence-led recommendations, with outputs including a feasibility study and delivery roadmap to support future funding and business case development. The work covers specified locations in North Yorkshire, including in-person site visits and school engagement. The procurement includes transport systems consultancy, feasibility analysis and planning services (CPV 71241000).

North York Moors Active Travel - Esk Valley Feasibility Study

Description: Accessibility and active travel audit of railway stations and schools - including engagement.

Summary: North York Moors National Park Authority is seeking consultancy services for an active travel feasibility study in the Esk Valley. The work combines an accessibility and active travel audit of railway stations and schools with stakeholder and community engagement. The study is intended to identify barriers and opportunities and develop evidence-led recommendations, with outputs including a feasibility study and delivery roadmap to support future funding and business case development. The work covers specified locations in North Yorkshire, including in-person site visits and school engagement. The procurement includes transport systems consultancy, feasibility analysis and planning services (CPV 71241000).

Residential Placement Provision

Description: The Council intends to undertake a number of structured market engagement sessions with residential placement providers and key stakeholders to strengthen its understanding of the market, explore current challenges and opportunities, and gather feedback to inform future commissioning, service design and procurement activity. This engagement will support the development of a sustainable, resilient and high-quality residential care market that meets the needs of children and young people across North Yorkshire.

Summary: The North Yorkshire Council is planning a residential placement service for children and young people across North Yorkshire. The intended scope is to support a sustainable, resilient and high-quality residential care market that meets their needs. The council plans structured engagement with residential placement providers and key stakeholders to understand the market, explore its challenges and opportunities, and gather feedback to shape future commissioning, service design and procurement. The service sits within children’s welfare and social care, with accommodation, and may involve residential nursing care, education or specialist education, and related support. The procurement covers North Yorkshire; the engagement is intended to inform the design of future services rather than award placements through this process.

Third-Party Bulk Haulage of Non-Hazardous Waste

Description: Yorwaste Ltd is a waste management and recycling company operating in North Yorkshire. The company is wholly owned by North Yorkshire Council and City of York Council and operates at arm's length from its shareholders. Yorwaste employs over 280 members of the local community, manages over half a million tonnes of waste per year and carries out 550,000 trade waste and commercial bin collections across North Yorkshire. The company is seeking to procure bulk haulage services for the transportation of non-hazardous waste from its transfer stations located in the North Yorkshire to a network of designated delivery points. The services are critical to the ongoing operation of Yorwaste's waste management infrastructure. The current contracts are due to expire on 31 March 2027. This procurement is being undertaken in (read more...)

Summary: Yorwaste Ltd is seeking third-party bulk haulage of non-hazardous waste from waste transfer stations in North Yorkshire to disposal facilities. Waste streams include mixed municipal (“black bag”) and bulky waste, including POPs, as well as glass, plastics, cans, paper, card, green waste, wood and compost. Allerton Waste Recovery Park is the main destination, with contingency sites used as required; Lot 1 includes up to 33 such sites. The work is split into three geographical lots: Seamer Carr and Whitby, Kirby Misperton, and Halton East. Suppliers must price each specified route from the relevant station and deliver across the required locations. Yorwaste operates waste management and recycling services across North Yorkshire and is owned by North Yorkshire Council and City of York Council.

Morra Head Farm, Harwood Dale - restocking

Description: Restocking 3 ha of clear fell with native broadleaf woodland at 1,100 stems per ha

Summary: North York Moors National Park Authority is procuring forestry and woodland-restoration services at Morra Head Farm, Harwood Dale. The work is to restock three hectares of clear-felled land with native broadleaf woodland, at a planting density of 1,100 stems per hectare. This is a single-lot requirement, with the detailed work set out in a work schedule. Delivery is at Morra Head Farm in Harwood Dale. Suppliers with experience in woodland planting and restoration, particularly in environmentally sensitive landscapes, are the most directly relevant. The requirement combines practical tree-planting work with an expectation that the contractor understands the brief and can complete the work within the specified programme.

Tourism Campaign - OOH Marketing

Description: This contract is to provide North York Moors National Park with Out of Home Marketing for our Tourism Campaign running through 2027. The contract will commence in December 2026 and complete in December 2027.

Summary: North York Moors National Park is seeking an out-of-home marketing service for its tourism campaign running through 2027. The work is direct marketing, using out-of-home advertising to promote tourism; the procurement description does not set out specific advertising formats or campaign deliverables. The campaign is for the National Park, while delivery locations span Scotland and several English regions: the North East, Yorkshire and the Humber, North West, East Midlands, East of England, South West and London. Suppliers should therefore consider whether they can plan and deliver a geographically distributed campaign across these areas. The buying organisation is North York Moors National Park.

Tourism Campaign - Digital Marketing

Description: This contract is to provide North York Moors National Park with Media Marketing for our Tourism Campaign running through 2027. The contract will commence in November 2026 and complete in February 2028.

Summary: North York Moors National Park is seeking media marketing services for a tourism campaign running through 2027. The work is classified as direct marketing services and is intended to promote tourism in the National Park. Delivery is required across Scotland and a broad spread of England: the North East, Yorkshire and the Humber, North West, East Midlands, East of England, South West and London. This is a regional tourism-marketing commission with a UK-wide reach beyond the Park itself, suited to agencies able to plan and deliver campaign activity across multiple parts of the country. The buyer is North York Moors National Park.

Brook House Refurbishment

Description: Beyond Housing is seeking to appoint a suitably experienced contractor to undertake the phased refurbishment of Brook House, Scarborough The project aims to modernise and enhance the building's customer and colleague environments, creating a contemporary, accessible, and collaborative workspace. The current aim is to award the contract under a single procurement exercise and awarded to one contractor. However delivery will be structured into separate phases aligned to the refurbishment of each individual floor within Brook House. The anticipated phases are: Phase 3 - Ground Floor Refurbishment Phase 2 - First Floor Refurbishment Phase 3 - Second Floor Refurbishment Beyond Housing's intention is that the bidders proposals would cover all phases of the project and Beyond Housing would reserve the right to authorise progression to subsequent phases following the (read more...)

Summary: Beyond Housing Limited plans to appoint a contractor to refurbish Brook House, its building in Scarborough. The works will modernise the building’s customer and staff environments, creating a contemporary, accessible and collaborative workspace. The refurbishment covers the ground, first and second floors and is intended to proceed in separate phases, one floor at a time. This is a building refurbishment and internal fit-out project, involving building construction and internal fittings. The intended arrangement is one contractor for the full project, with proposals covering all phases. Delivery is at Brook House in Scarborough.

Supply and installation of replacement flooring for Housing Assets

Description: North Yorkshire Council ("the Authority") is exploring the procurement of a contract for the supply and installation of replacement flooring across its housing and community assets located throughout North Yorkshire. The portfolio currently comprises approximately 15 Sheltered Housing Schemes, 8 Temporary Accommodation Sites, and 11 Community Centres. Properties may be added to or removed from the portfolio during the contract term as a result of redevelopment, acquisition, disposal or other operational requirements. Please refer to the Request for Information document for full details.

Summary: The North Yorkshire Council is exploring a contract to supply and install replacement flooring across its housing and community properties throughout North Yorkshire. The work covers flooring materials and installation, including floor coverings and carpet. The portfolio currently includes approximately 15 sheltered housing schemes, 8 temporary accommodation sites and 11 community centres. Properties may be added to or removed from the portfolio during the contract as a result of redevelopment, acquisition, disposal or other operational needs. This is a works contract, with goods also included. Suppliers should consider whether they can provide flooring products and carry out installation across a varied estate of housing and community buildings across the county.