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Inspection and Testing of Safe Access Systems

Description: WYFRS wishes to appoint a contractor for the provision of Inspection and Testing of Safe Access Systems across 40 Fire Stations located throughout the county of West Yorkshire. The scope of Services includes the verification of as installed information; planned inspection and testing to ensure that the Installation meets operational and safety standards; reactive maintenance including the provision of a 365/24/7 call out service to attend at an applicable site within the prescribed times. The Services also includes provision for Consequential Services including repairs, replacements, modifications and requested upgrades to the Installation. The Customer wishes to appoint a Contractor with the relevant maintenance experience to provide the following Services at each site: 1. Planned Maintenance, and 2. Reactive Maintenance, and 3. Any Consequential Services.

Summary: The West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority, located in Bradford, United Kingdom, has initiated a procurement process for the Inspection and Testing of Safe Access Systems across 40 fire stations throughout West Yorkshire. This tender, titled “Inspection and Testing of Safe Access Systems,” falls under the architectural, construction, engineering, inspection, repair, and maintenance services industry categories. The procurement stage is currently at the tender phase, with key activities including the verification of installed systems and a comprehensive maintenance service provision. The competition is open, with submissions due by 26th June 2026 and queries to be submitted by 22nd June 2026. The contract is set to commence on 1st September 2026 and may extend until 2032, based on the possibility of three 12-month extensions.

Framework for the Provision of Electrical Works and Goods

Description: Provision of Electrical Works and Electrical Goods under a Framework Agreement. This opportunity is intended to be procured as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. In order to meet its requirements, the Council intends to divide the Framework into Lots, including: Full Rewires, additional and single item works to Domestic Properties, Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR) - COMMERCIAL, Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR) - DOMESTIC, Lightning Protection Systems Test & Inspections, Aerial and Satellite Dish Repairs, Supply of Solar PV Material, Supply of Rewire Kits.

Summary: The procurement process overseen by The Council of the Borough of Kirklees involves a planned tender for a "Framework for the Provision of Electrical Works and Goods." The procurement falls under the industry category of electrical installation work and cable-related products, with a focus on the geographical region of Huddersfield, United Kingdom. This process is currently in the planning stage, with the potential commencement date for the contract set for 1st December 2026. Key dates include the publication of the pipeline notice on 21st May 2026 and a future notice planned for 1st July 2026. The procurement will be carried out through an open procedure, as specified under the UK Procurement Act 2023, and is designed to be a framework agreement divided into multiple lots.

Commercial Roofing Framework

Description: To undertake Commercial Roofing works across various Council buildings, including Schools.

Summary: The Council of the Borough of Kirklees is planning a procurement process under the title "Commercial Roofing Framework," aimed at undertaking commercial roofing works across various Council buildings, including schools. This process falls under the industry category of "Roof works and other special trade construction works" and is located in the UKE44 region of the United Kingdom. The procurement is at the planning stage, with an open procedure expected to commence. The contract period is planned from 1st April 2027 to 31st March 2031, amounting to a gross value of £12,000,000. The future notice is expected on 1st October 2026.

Framework for the Provision of Asbestos Consultancy Services

Description: The Framework Agreement will allow for the Council to discharge their duties by providing access to the following Services, including but not limited to: * Asbestos management and refurbishment & demolition surveys; * Air monitoring and four stage clearances; * Bulk sampling and bulk sample analysis; * Re-inspections; * Reactive response and call out; * Training; * Expert witness; * Access equipment (as required to carry out works); and * Individual staff rates for practitioners etc.

Summary: This upcoming procurement process by The Council of the Borough of Kirklees involves creating a framework for the provision of asbestos consultancy services. The notice was published on 21st May 2026, and pertains to the planning stage of the tender process, with an open procedure method. Classified under services in the environmental monitoring and building surveying sectors, the framework includes a wide range of asbestos-related services such as management, surveys, air monitoring, and training. The services are to be delivered in Huddersfield, located in the UKE44 region. The total contract value is estimated at £8 million to £9.6 million, with the framework planned to commence on 1st April 2027 and extend through 31st March 2029, with potential renewals up to 2031. A future notice is expected to be released on 1st October 2026.

Framework for the Purchase, Installation and Maintenance of Road Traffic Safety Cameras

Description: The Council are intending on seeking bids from competent and experienced suppliers to establish a framework for the provision of supply, installation and maintenance of speed cameras and red light cameras across West Yorkshire. It is anticipated that this framework will be split into the following lots: Lot 1- Safety Camera Purchase (via direct award and further comp) Lot 2 - Safety Camera Maintenance for old legacy sites The Council may include a requirement for the purchase, installation and maintenance of average speed cameras through this framework, at the point of tender advertisement. This is currently to be confirmed.

Summary: The Council of the Borough of Kirklees is planning a procurement process for a framework concerning the supply, installation, and maintenance of road traffic safety cameras across West Yorkshire. This process falls within the 'works' industry category and utilises an open procurement method. The procurement is in the planning stage, with the anticipated notice date set for 17 August 2026, and the framework is expected to commence on 28 October 2026. The project is slated to end on 25 October 2030. The framework is divided into lots, including the purchase and maintenance of safety cameras, with potential expansion to include average speed cameras.

Framework for Traffic Management - Yorkshire Highway Alliance Contract

Description: The Council are seeking bids from suitably experienced and qualified contractors to establish a closed framework for the provision and maintenance of traffic management for the Yorkshire Highway Alliance. This includes Traffic Safety & Management for Site Categories 1 to 5, Mobile Traffic Safety and Management, Pedestrian Diversions, Road Closure Diversions, Provision of Design & Drawings, Information Boards, Signs & Cones. It is anticipated that this framework will be for the provision of requirements identified in the framework scope for all Local Authorities across West Yorkshire and for York Council.

Summary: The Council of the Borough of Kirklees is planning an open procurement process for the "Framework for Traffic Management - Yorkshire Highway Alliance Contract," focusing on traffic management and safety services across West Yorkshire and York. This procurement falls under the works category and uses an open procedure method, with the framework agreement planned to start on 15th October 2026 and end on 14th October 2030. The planning update was issued on 21st May 2026, with a future notice to be expected by 20th July 2026. The planned procurement covers areas within the Yorkshire regions UKE21 and UKE4, with an estimated gross value of £6.6 million. This stage marks early planning for an anticipated framework agreement, available to SMEs, with the status currently marked as planned.

Batley Blueprint (LUF)

Description: The Batley Blueprint is all about revitalising the town centre, making it more vibrant and better connected, and making sure public spaces are welcoming for everyone who lives, works or visits the town centre. The Blueprint has been shaped by the feedback of residents and businesses, together with detailed traffic modelling. The designs meet local needs and create a safer, more accessible and welcoming town centre. The Council intend to procure a contractor to deliver the works as part of the adopted Batley Blueprint via a two-stage design and build contract.

Summary: The Council of the Borough of Kirklees is initiating a public procurement process under the title "Batley Blueprint (LUF)". This project is in the planning stage as of 21st May 2026, focusing on revitalising Batley's town centre to enhance vibrancy and connectivity. The procurement is for construction work and follows a selective method, intended to be awarded under a framework agreement. The project will be located in Huddersfield, within the region of UKE44, United Kingdom, with key contract dates from 30th September 2026 to 30th March 2028. The effort aims to recreate the town's public spaces, ensuring accessibility and welcoming environments for all, in line with carrying forward the feedback from residents and detailed traffic assessments.

Framework for Traffic Management - Yorkshire Highway Alliance Contract

Description: The Council are seeking bids from suitably experienced and qualified contractors to establish a closed framework for the provision and maintenance of traffic management for the Yorkshire Highway Alliance. This includes Traffic Safety & Management for Site Categories 1 to 5, Mobile Traffic Safety and Management, Pedestrian Diversions, Road Closure Diversions, Provision of Design & Drawings, Information Boards, Signs & Cones. It is anticipated that this framework will be for the provision of requirements identified in the framework scope for all Local Authorities across West Yorkshire and for York Council.

Summary: The Council of the Borough of Kirklees is planning an open procurement process for the "Framework for Traffic Management - Yorkshire Highway Alliance Contract," focusing on traffic management and safety services across West Yorkshire and York. This procurement falls under the works category and uses an open procedure method, with the framework agreement planned to start on 15th October 2026 and end on 14th October 2030. The planning update was issued on 21st May 2026, with a future notice to be expected by 20th July 2026. The planned procurement covers areas within the Yorkshire regions UKE21 and UKE4, with an estimated gross value of £6.6 million. This stage marks early planning for an anticipated framework agreement, available to SMEs, with the status currently marked as planned.

A62 to Cooper Bridge Junction Improvements

Description: The existing A62 / A644 Cooper Bridge junction comprises of a signalised three-armed roundabout connecting the A62 Cooper Bridge Road (southern arm), the A644 Wakefield Road (western arm) and the A62 Leeds Road (eastern arm). The junction is severely congested in the AM and PM traffic peaks. The proposed highway improvements will not only ease congestion issues but also support housing and employment growth ambitions highlighted within the existing Kirklees Local Plan (adopted 2019). The Council is now intending to proceed with phase one of the project and is seeking to progress a procurement for the appoint of a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to support this works requirement via a two-stage design and build process to construct the required improvements at Cooper Bridge junction.

Summary: The Council of the Borough of Kirklees is embarking on a procurement process to improve the A62 to Cooper Bridge Junction, located in Huddersfield, United Kingdom. The project aims to address congestion issues at the junction, promoting housing and employment growth as outlined in the Kirklees Local Plan. This procurement, currently at the planning stage as of 21 May 2026, is classified under the 'Construction work' category with a selective procurement method through a framework agreement. The project is set to begin on 4 January 2027 and conclude by 31 October 2030.

Servicing, Repairs and Maintenance of Appliance Bay Doors, Auto Doors, Gates and Barriers

Description: West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority (herein after referred to as the "Customer") provide fire-fighting services from 40 Fire Stations, 3 close call houses adjacent to their associated fire station located throughout the county of West Yorkshire. The Customer wishes to appoint a Contractor(s) for the provision of Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) and associated repairs to all Appliance Bay Doors, Auto Doors, Roller Shutters, Gates and Barriers across their estate. The above requirements will be tendered in 2 Lots with a single service provider being awarded a contract for each Lot. Lot 1 - Appliance Bay Doors and Roller Shutters servicing and reactive repairs. Lot 2 - Automatic Doors, Gates and Barriers servicing and reactive repairs. The scope of Services includes the verification of as installed information; planned (read more...)

Summary: The West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority is in the planning stage of a public procurement process for the "Servicing, Repairs and Maintenance of Appliance Bay Doors, Auto Doors, Gates and Barriers." This procurement, classified under the services category, targets the repair and maintenance of electrical and mechanical building installations and safety barriers. Located throughout West Yorkshire, the authority seeks to appoint contractors for servicing and reactive repairs via two lots: Appliance Bay Doors and Automatic Doors. Suppliers are invited to express their interest by 5th June 2026, readying for planned tender issue on 8th June 2026. The contract commences on 13th July 2026, initially for three years with potential extensions, with an estimated contract value between £500,000 and £900,000.