Find Tenders in Calderdale and Kirklees

Fire Stopping Materials

Description: Supply of fire stopping materials

Summary: Calderdale and Huddersfield Solutions Limited, functioning as a public authority under central government, is actively seeking suppliers for the "Fire Stopping Materials" tender, which is part of an open procurement process. The procurement pertains to the supply of firefighting and suppression materials, including extinguishers, fire blankets, and suppression systems, specifically required in Huddersfield, UK. Currently, in the tender stage, interested suppliers have until 6th March 2026 to submit their proposals electronically. The contract is set to commence on 1st May 2026 and can be extended annually for up to two additional years after the original term ends on 30th April 2029.

Todmorden Market Culvert Strengthening Works

Description: The Borough Council of Calderdale invites you to submit a Quotation for the strengthening works at Todmorden Market. The works include the design, supply, installation of carbon fibre reinforcement plates to the cast iron beams of an existing river culvert. The culvert runs through the centre of Todmorden; the section to be strengthened runs underneath the market hall and the outdoor marketplace.The schedule of works and procurement documents detail the full package of works required. An attended site visit is a mandatory requirement in order to submit a quotation, site visit dates/times will be published via the YORtender messaging portal shortly.

Summary: The Borough Council of Calderdale is conducting an open procurement for the "Todmorden Market Culvert Strengthening Works", which falls under the industry's construction and repair services. The project is based in Todmorden, West Yorkshire. The tender process is in the active stage, with a submission deadline set for 6th March 2026, and an enquiry period ending on 26th February 2026. This open competition seeks to strengthen a river culvert running beneath Todmorden Market through the design and installation of carbon fibre reinforcement. The overall project is valued at £300,000, with the legal framework guided by UKPGA 2023/54.

Website and Intranet

Description: Locala Community Partnerships CIC (Locala) is an independent Community Interest Company providing NHS community services across West Yorkshire specifically Kirklees, Bradford, Calderdale and Manchester. We deliver services from over 50 locations and the majority of our clinical colleagues are mobile workers visiting patients at home. Most of our care and support is provided at home and in clinics, schools and health centres by our team of health visitors, district nurses, therapists, sexual health clinicians and other dedicated health care professionals. We currently employ around 1500 people. As part of our Digital Refresh Programme, we will soon be looking for providers capable of delivering a modern, accessible and secure website and intranet solution. The new platforms should be delivered as a single, coherent digital ecosystem that offers a high-quality (read more...)

Summary: The contracting authority, Locala Community Partnerships, is planning a procurement process to enhance its digital infrastructure with the development of a modern website and intranet. This initiative falls under the services industry category and is aimed at supporting Locala's operational base in the United Kingdom, with services extending throughout West Yorkshire, including Kirklees, Bradford, Calderdale, and Manchester. Currently, in the planning stage, the procurement will invite tenders through an open procedure, with the tender period concluding on 24th April 2026. The projected contract, spanning approximately three to five years, is expected to commence on 1st June 2026, following the award stage by 15th May 2026. Interested providers are encouraged to express their interest via email by 20th February 2026.

Powerboat Engines

Description: West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) is seeking to procure between 5 and 7 powerboat engines compatible with our existing water rescue vessels. The engines will be required to fit the SIT RescueQCraft 4700 model currently in operational use. As part of the procurement, WYFRS may also require the successful supplier to provide ongoing engine maintenance through an annual service contract and/or deliver training to internal personnel to enable them to undertake minor repairs and routine maintenance activities. The replacement engines must deliver a comparable level of performance to that required for MOD4 capabilities, aligned with the UK Fire & Rescue Service's Swiftwater and Flood Rescue Boat Operator standards. This is necessary to ensure compliance with West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) requirements and to maintain (read more...)

Summary: The West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority is in the planning stage for a public procurement process titled "Powerboat Engines," under the goods category "Marine equipment." The Authority, located in Bradford, United Kingdom, is seeking suppliers for powerboat engines compatible with their current Water Rescue vessels, with the tender expected to be issued in March 2026 and the contract commencing in April 2026. The procurement process includes potential requirements for engine maintenance and personnel training. Suppliers are invited to express their interest by 23rd February 2026, with the contract term extending up to four years. The estimated value of the contract is between £35,000 and £37,500, catering to small and medium-sized enterprises.

Fire Stopping Materials

Description: The Provision of Fire stopping materials

Summary: Calderdale and Huddersfield Solutions Limited, functioning as a public authority under central government, is actively seeking suppliers for the "Fire Stopping Materials" tender, which is part of an open procurement process. The procurement pertains to the supply of firefighting and suppression materials, including extinguishers, fire blankets, and suppression systems, specifically required in Huddersfield, UK. Currently, in the tender stage, interested suppliers have until 6th March 2026 to submit their proposals electronically. The contract is set to commence on 1st May 2026 and can be extended annually for up to two additional years after the original term ends on 30th April 2029.

Emergency Repairs Services Outside Working Hours

Description: Connect Housing is interested in speaking to repairs and maintenance contractors with relevant capacity and experience, which might be interested in providing an out-of-hours responsive repairs service to its properties across West Yorkshire. The service requirement is for all emergency repairs, not-including gas heating breakdowns, only. In the last 12 months, approximately 550 such repairs have been carried out by the current service provider. Full details of the time, location, trade and other patterns of demand can be provided to interested parties. The requirement is to respond to emergency repair requests, with attendance within a target time of 2 hours, to make safe and carry out urgent works. Referrals are made by a third-party call handling provider. There will be no guarantee of follow-on works or other services. (read more...)

Summary: The Connect Housing Association Limited, operating as a sub-central government public authority, has initiated a tender process for "Emergency Repairs Services Outside Working Hours" in West Yorkshire. This tender is open for submissions until 21 February 2026, with the enquiry period closing on 6 February 2026. The procurement process, which falls under the industry category of residential property services, seeks to engage contractors to provide out-of-hours emergency repairs to properties owned by Connect Housing. The services are required between 5pm and 9am on weekdays and all day on weekends and bank holidays, starting from 1 April 2026 for a potential contract period of up to two years. The total value of the contract is estimated at £200,000, and applications are assessed based on both price and quality, in alignment with Connect Housing’s values and service model.

Provision on Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSM)

Description: Together Housing Association (THA) require the services of an Agency Partner to assist us in the administration and running of our Tenant Satisfaction Measures Survey (TSMs), as to be compliant with the conditions set out by the Housing Regulator. This will involve the collection, analysis and presentation of customer satisfaction data as set out by the Regulator of Social Housing. Details are set out publicly by the Regulator for Social Housing (RSH) at www.gov.uk/rsh. The communication and customer experience team are procuring Tenant satisfaction Surveys via an Open Tender under the Procurement Act 2023. Together Housing Association Limited (THA) intend to enter into an Agreement with one organisation for a Contract Term of Two (2) years with the option to extend for two twelve (12) month periods to (read more...)

Summary: The tender process initiated by Together Housing Association Limited, located in Halifax, United Kingdom, pertains to the "Provision on Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSM)". This open procedure falls under the services category and centres around market and economic research, polling, and statistics. The procurement aims to secure an Agency Partner to conduct a comprehensive tenant satisfaction survey in accordance with the guidelines established by the Regulator of Social Housing. Key dates include the submission deadline on 6th March 2026, the enquiry period closure on 13th February 2026, and the expected award period ending on 5th May 2026. The contract, starting on 1st July 2026, spans two years, with potential extensions up to four years.

University of Huddersfield Professional Services Framework A (Lots 1-5)

Description: The University of Huddersfield is preparing to tender its new Professional Services (Consultant) Framework, split into 10 Lots. The first 5 Lots, to be issued in February 2026, are: Lot 1 - Architectural Services, Lot 2 - Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) Consultancy, Lot 3 - Principal Designer/Building Regulations, Lot 4 - Interior Design, Lot 5 - Structural/Drainage/Civils/Infrastructure. As part of our pre-market engagement for the upcoming Professional Services Framework, we will be hosting a series of virtual presentation and Q&A sessions for any interested bidders. These sessions are designed to provide clarity on the scope of the framework, the procurement process, and the expectations for bidders prior to the release of the Selection Stage Questionnaire (SSQ) and Invitation to Tender (ITT). If you are interested in attending one (read more...)

Summary: The University of Huddersfield, a public authority within the sub-central government of the United Kingdom, is currently in the planning stage of its procurement process for a new Professional Services Framework. The framework is set to be divided into ten lots, with the first five to be issued in February 2026. These lots include Architectural Services, Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) Consultancy, Principal Designer/Building Regulations, Interior Design, and Structural/Drainage/Civils/Infrastructure. This procurement is valued at a gross amount of £7.2 million and is anticipated to conclude with contracts starting on 1st August 2026 and ending on 31st July 2030. Businesses interested in engaging with this opportunity can engage with pre-market activities, including virtual presentations and Q&A sessions, to better understand the scope and procurement process before the Selection Stage Questionnaire and Invitation to Tender are released.

Short Breaks Provision for Children and Young People with Disabilities

Description: Please note: This is a Market Engagement Opportunity, not a Tender Opportunity. The Borough Council of Calderdale is seeking to review and develop short breaks provision for children and young people with disabilities. This includes both targeted provision (such as activities, sports, and leisure opportunities) and specialist provision (such as homecare, sitting services, and outreach). The service provision should align with the Calderdale "Being me and living a larger life" vision from the SEND and Alternative Provision Strategy 2025-2030: 'Supporting SEND is everyone's business, so that children and young people with specialist needs and disabilities live a larger life, are ready for school, and have hope and aspiration for their future. This vision recognises the uniqueness of every individual and our ambition to address health inequalities and poverty, (read more...)

Summary: The Borough Council of Calderdale is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process aimed at enhancing short breaks provision for children and young people with disabilities. This initiative, categorised under the health and social work services industry, seeks to develop both targeted and specialist provision, aligning with the "Being me and living a larger life" vision outlined in Calderdale's SEND and Alternative Provision Strategy 2025-2030. Located in Halifax, United Kingdom (Region UKE44), the procurement process involves market engagement, encouraging organisations to contribute via questionnaires due by 22 February 2026. The council plans engagement events on 18 and 25 March 2025 to discuss responses and preliminary commissioning ideas, using Microsoft Teams for virtual attendance.

Short Breaks Provision for Children and Young People with Disabilities

Description: Please note: This is a Market Engagement Opportunity, not a Tender Opportunity. The Borough Council of Calderdale is seeking to review and develop short breaks provision for children and young people with disabilities. This includes both targeted provision (such as activities, sports, and leisure opportunities) and specialist provision (such as homecare, sitting services, and outreach). The service provision should align with the Calderdale "Being me and living a larger life" vision from the SEND and Alternative Provision Strategy 2025-2030: 'Supporting SEND is everyone's business, so that children and young people with specialist needs and disabilities live a larger life, are ready for school, and have hope and aspiration for their future. This vision recognises the uniqueness of every individual and our ambition to address health inequalities and poverty, (read more...)

Summary: The Borough Council of Calderdale is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process aimed at enhancing short breaks provision for children and young people with disabilities. This initiative, categorised under the health and social work services industry, seeks to develop both targeted and specialist provision, aligning with the "Being me and living a larger life" vision outlined in Calderdale's SEND and Alternative Provision Strategy 2025-2030. Located in Halifax, United Kingdom (Region UKE44), the procurement process involves market engagement, encouraging organisations to contribute via questionnaires due by 22 February 2026. The council plans engagement events on 18 and 25 March 2025 to discuss responses and preliminary commissioning ideas, using Microsoft Teams for virtual attendance.