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Leeds City Centre Enhanced Environmental Enforcement

Description: This tender is related to the commissioning of a two-part environmental enforcement and education service for Leeds city centre (and potentially other high footfall areas within the Leeds District). The first part will comprise high volume Littering Enforcement, to support the Council's objectives in maintaining the cleanliness and attractiveness of Leeds city centre as a destination. The second part is a broader enforcement and education role, described here under the heading of a 'City Centre Support Officer' role.

Summary: Leeds City Council is commissioning a two-part environmental enforcement and education service for Leeds city centre, with possible delivery in other high-footfall areas of the Leeds District. One part is high-volume littering enforcement to help keep the city centre clean and attractive. The second is a broader enforcement and education role delivered by City Centre Support Officers. This is a public service contract for environmental services. The work is focused on the city centre and may extend to other busy areas across the district.

Remuneration Committee Advisory Services

Description: Border to Coast Pensions Partnership Limited ("Border to Coast") is an FCA-regulated investment manager headquartered in Leeds, managing assets on behalf of 18 Local Government Pension Scheme ("LGPS") pension funds. Border to Coast is one of the UK's largest pension pools, responsible for the management and oversight of approximately PS120 billion of assets. The LGPS is one of the world's largest funded pension schemes, with around PS425 billion of assets and nearly seven million members.

Summary: Border to Coast Pensions Partnership Limited, an FCA-regulated investment manager based in Leeds, plans to procure remuneration committee advisory services. The work is human resources management consultancy, supporting the organisation’s remuneration committee. Border to Coast manages investments for 18 Local Government Pension Scheme pension funds and oversees assets of about £120 billion; those funds form part of a pension scheme with around seven million members. The service is intended for use by Border to Coast in the United Kingdom. The procurement is planned as a single lot, so suppliers would be competing to provide the advisory service as one package rather than for separately defined workstreams.

Remuneration Committee Advisory Services

Description: Border to Coast Pensions Partnership Limited ("Border to Coast") wishes to procure independent advisory services to support the Remuneration Committee (the "Committee") in the discharge of its responsibilities.

Summary: Border to Coast Pensions Partnership Limited, an FCA-regulated investment manager based in Leeds, plans to procure remuneration committee advisory services. The work is human resources management consultancy, supporting the organisation’s remuneration committee. Border to Coast manages investments for 18 Local Government Pension Scheme pension funds and oversees assets of about £120 billion; those funds form part of a pension scheme with around seven million members. The service is intended for use by Border to Coast in the United Kingdom. The procurement is planned as a single lot, so suppliers would be competing to provide the advisory service as one package rather than for separately defined workstreams.

CM3642 Lab Sampling and Analysis Services 2030

Description: Yorkshire Water is undertaking a strategy review of its laboratory sampling and analysis services ahead of AMP9. The review covers sampling and field services, courier and controlled transport, laboratory analysis, specialist testing, quality assurance, reporting and data transfer, including routine, reactive and potential Chemical Investigations Programme (CIP) requirements.

Summary: Yorkshire Water Services is reviewing its laboratory sampling and analysis services ahead of AMP9. The planned scope covers sampling and fieldwork, courier services and controlled transport, laboratory analysis and specialist testing, as well as quality assurance, reporting and data transfer. Requirements may include routine and reactive work and the Chemical Investigations Programme. This is a laboratory services requirement (CPV 71900000), planned as one lot. Delivery is stated as United Kingdom-wide. Yorkshire Water is seeking to understand the capability suppliers currently offer and what they could develop to meet its future requirements. The review is intended to inform its strategy for these services; it is not yet an invitation to tender.

CM3642 Lab Sampling and Analysis Services 2030

Description: Yorkshire Water is undertaking a strategy review of its laboratory sampling and analysis services ahead of AMP9. The review covers sampling and field services, courier and controlled transport, laboratory analysis, specialist testing, quality assurance, reporting and data transfer, including routine, reactive and potential Chemical Investigations Programme (CIP) requirements.

Summary: Yorkshire Water Services is reviewing its laboratory sampling and analysis services ahead of AMP9. The planned scope covers sampling and fieldwork, courier services and controlled transport, laboratory analysis and specialist testing, as well as quality assurance, reporting and data transfer. Requirements may include routine and reactive work and the Chemical Investigations Programme. This is a laboratory services requirement (CPV 71900000), planned as one lot. Delivery is stated as United Kingdom-wide. Yorkshire Water is seeking to understand the capability suppliers currently offer and what they could develop to meet its future requirements. The review is intended to inform its strategy for these services; it is not yet an invitation to tender.

Doors & Windows 2027

Description: The replacement of external doors and windows and associated works. * The installation of UPVC windows, aluminium windows, composite doors or wood products as appropriate. * The provision of scaffolding where required. * Any other associated works required.

Summary: Leeds City Council intends to procure replacement of external doors and windows, together with associated works, in Leeds. The work may involve supplying and installing uPVC or aluminium windows, composite doors, or timber products, as appropriate to each requirement. Scaffolding is included where needed, along with other works associated with the replacements. This is a building works requirement for suppliers operating in the window and door replacement and installation market, including firms able to coordinate relevant supporting work. The council is the buying organisation, and the delivery location is Leeds. The planned procurement is titled Doors & Windows 2027.

Request for Information (RFI): Supplier & Customer Due Diligence & Know Your Customer Services

Description: A request for information to understand the market's capability, innovation, and approaches relating to due diligence activities supporting supplier onboarding, customer screening, and compliance processes for the National Wealth Fund Limited. These services may include, but are not be limited to, on-call supply chain mapping and due diligence checks, Supply chain Modern Slavery risk assessments, Financial Crime screening and Know Your Customer checks. The NWF is looking to consider the delivery models that could provide this service, such as: - SaaS / Tooling only (buyer operated); - Managed Service (supplier operated with buyer oversight) - A Hybrid (Buyer operated Tooling with Supplier support for investigation). Having completed the initial RFI, the National Wealth Fund intends to conduct any further procurement activity for these services through its Market Data (read more...)

Summary: National Wealth Fund Limited is exploring supplier and customer due diligence and Know Your Customer services to support supplier onboarding, customer screening and compliance. The scope may include supply-chain mapping and checks, Modern Slavery risk assessments, financial-crime screening and KYC checks. The buyer is considering software-as-a-service or tools operated by its own staff, a supplier-managed service with buyer oversight, or a hybrid combining buyer-operated tools with supplier investigation support. Technology, data sources, risk screening and ongoing monitoring are relevant, including environmental, social and governance measures and supply-chain due diligence. The services would support users across finance, risk, procurement, portfolio, banking and impact functions. Delivery is for the National Wealth Fund across the United Kingdom.

Supply, Maintenance and Management of Tyres

Description: Expressions of interest is sought from interested and experienced contractor organisations to be considered for inclusion on a tender list to carry out tyre replacement, repair and associated services on a fully comprehensive basis for Leeds City Council's fleet

Summary: Leeds City Council is buying tyres and a fully comprehensive service covering replacement, repairs and related work for its vehicle fleet. The requirement is split between tyres for agricultural and plant vehicles, and tyres for cars, light commercial vehicles and heavy goods vehicles. The work is to be delivered in Leeds. The council is seeking suppliers able to provide the tyres and manage the associated servicing across these vehicle types. The two lots cover both specialist agricultural and plant requirements and a wider fleet range, so tyre suppliers and service providers should assess which part of the requirement matches their stock, operational coverage and service capability.

Mechanical, Electrical and Sustainable Energy Services Framework (MESE_2027)

Description: The North Eastern Universities Purchasing Consortium ("NEUPC") for the establishment of a framework agreement for the provision of Mechanical, Electrical and Sustainable Energy Services. The Mechanical and Electrical Service Lots (1 and 2 below) will be available to all members of NEUPC and SUPC. The framework will be regional, covering the North East, Yorkshire & Humber, East Midlands and West Midlands. The Services will be split into Reactive or Project-Led to allow for lower value (reactive) and higher value (project-led) services to be provided. The Sustainable Energy Service Lots (3, 4 and 5 below) will be available to all members of NEUPC, LUPC, SUPC and NWUPC. The framework will be considered national, but is broken down into ten distinct regions, covering the North East, Yorkshire & Humber, Midlands (read more...)

Summary: NEUPC Ltd is planning a framework for mechanical, electrical and sustainable energy works and services for universities. The five proposed lots cover mechanical services; electrical services; air- and ground-source heat pumps; solar photovoltaic panels and systems; and LED lighting systems and controls. Mechanical and electrical services are divided into reactive work and project-led work, while sustainable energy lots focus on supply, installation and commissioning, with optional preventative solutions, optimisation and innovation. The mechanical and electrical lots cover NEUPC and SUPC members across the North East, Yorkshire and the Humber, and the East and West Midlands. Sustainable energy work is intended for members of NEUPC, LUPC, SUPC and NWUPC, across regions throughout the UK. NEUPC is based in Leeds.

Mechanical, Electrical and Sustainable Energy Services Framework (MESE_2027)

Description: This invitation to tender is issued by North Eastern Universities Purchasing Consortium ("NEUPC") for the establishment of a framework agreement for the provision of Mechanical, Electrical and Sustainable Energy Services. The Mechanical and Electrical Service Lots (1 and 2 below) will be available to all members of NEUPC and SUPC. The framework will be regional, covering the North East, Yorkshire & Humber, East Midlands and West Midlands. The Services will be split into Reactive or Project-Led to allow for lower value (reactive) and higher value (project-led) services to be provided. The Sustainable Energy Service Lots (3, 4 and 5 below) will be available to all members of NEUPC, LUPC, SUPC and NWUPC. The framework will be considered national, but is broken down into ten distinct regions, covering the (read more...)

Summary: NEUPC Ltd is planning a multi-supplier framework for mechanical, electrical and sustainable energy works and services for public-sector estates. Mechanical and electrical services cover reactive repairs and smaller jobs as well as project-led installation, upgrades, maintenance and replacement, across the North East, Yorkshire and Humber, East Midlands and West Midlands. Sustainable energy lots cover air- and ground-source heat pumps, solar photovoltaic panels and systems, and LED lighting and controls, including supply, installation, testing and commissioning. These lots are intended for participating higher education and other public-sector organisations across ten UK regions. NEUPC is procuring with SUPC; the sustainable-energy framework is also intended for use by LUPC and NWUPC members. The planned lot structure separates mechanical and electrical services by region and job type, and sustainable-energy work by technology and requirement size.