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Invitation to Tender for the Provision Maintenance Operative Service at Bolsover District Council Corporate Properties

Description: Bolsover District Council require a reliable and competent Maintenance Operative service to support the day-to-day running, upkeep, and presentation of: * Pleasley Vale Business Park * Tangent Business Hub * Other Bolsover District Council Corporate Properties The service includes routine maintenance, minor repairs, vacant-unit preparation, grounds maintenance, and general support to ensure both sites remain safe, tidy, and operational. A total of 37 hours per week must be provided across both sites, with the majority of time spent at Pleasley Vale.

Summary: Bolsover District Council is seeking a maintenance operative service for its corporate properties. The work covers the day-to-day running, upkeep and presentation of Pleasley Vale Business Park, Tangent Business Hub and other council corporate properties across the Bolsover district. The service includes routine building maintenance, minor repairs, preparing vacant units, grounds maintenance and general operational support. The aim is to keep the properties safe, tidy and operational. The contract requires 37 hours of service each week across both named sites, with most of the work at Pleasley Vale. This is a facilities maintenance and repair service, classified under CPV 50800000. It may suit businesses that combine practical property maintenance with grounds care and responsive on-site support.

The Provision Cleaning at Bolsover District Council Corporate Properties

Description: The Contractor shall provide high quality cleaning services across the Council's buildings. Services must be delivered consistently, safely and to the required cleaning standards. The Contractor is expected to be experienced in commercial cleaning and must make reasonable allowance for all tasks normally associated with such work.

Summary: Bolsover District Council is procuring commercial cleaning services for its corporate properties. The contractor will clean council buildings to the required standards, delivering services consistently and safely across the Council’s estate. The scope includes the normal tasks associated with commercial cleaning, with the successful supplier expected to make reasonable allowance for all related work. This is a services contract for cleaning rather than a supply of equipment or construction works. Delivery is across Bolsover District Council’s buildings in the United Kingdom. The requirement is suited to businesses providing managed commercial cleaning, including suppliers able to organise staff, maintain consistent service quality and work safely across multiple public-sector premises.

Supply and Maintenance of Water Coolers

Description: The Supply and Maintenance of Water Coolers for various sites across Chesterfield Borough Council

Summary: Chesterfield Borough Council is procuring the supply and maintenance of water coolers for various council sites across Chesterfield. The requirement covers the provision of water-cooling equipment together with ongoing repair and maintenance services. It is primarily a goods contract, with maintenance forming an important supporting service. Suppliers will need to propose the water cooler model or models they intend to supply and provide supporting images of the units. The work is intended for council locations in Chesterfield, and is suitable for businesses supplying commercial water coolers, as well as providers able to maintain and repair the equipment they install.

Roof Renewal Works at Bolsover Assembly Hall

Description: Roof Renewal Works - George Bratt Room, Bolsover Assembly Hall, Hill Top, Bolsover, S44 6NG. Old Bolsover Town Council invites quotations from suitably qualified and experienced roofing contractors for the design, supply and installation of a replacement roof system to the George Bratt Room at Bolsover Assembly Hall. The existing mono-pitch roof has experienced intermittent water ingress for approximately ten years despite numerous repairs. An independent Chartered Building Surveyor has concluded that the existing roof covering is likely unsuitable for the roof pitch, exposure and prevailing weather conditions and recommends complete roof renewal. The contractor shall therefore be responsible for proposing and delivering a complete roofing solution suitable for the site conditions. Location George Bratt Room, Bolsover Assembly Hall, Hill Top, Bolsover, S44 6NG. Project Objectives The Council (read more...)

Summary: Old Bolsover Town Council is procuring roof renewal works for the George Bratt Room at Bolsover Assembly Hall, Hill Top, Bolsover, S44 6NG. The requirement is for a roofing contractor to design, supply and install a complete replacement roof system for an existing mono-pitch roof affected by long-running water ingress. The solution must suit an approximately 15-degree pitch and an exposed site subject to wind uplift and wind-driven rain. The works include associated flashings, trims, rainwater goods and perimeter details, together with appropriate warranties and design responsibility. The council wants a durable roof that eliminates water ingress and reduces future maintenance. This is construction and repair work for a local public authority.

Preliminary Market Engagement for Bolsover Shopfront Improvements in Bolsover Town Centre

Description: Bolsover District Council invites suitably qualified and experienced contractors to attend a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) Event for the Bolsover Town Centre Shopfront Improvement Scheme. The proposed scheme involves the repair, restoration, replacement and enhancement of shopfronts within Bolsover Town Centre, which is a designated Conservation Area. The works will include interventions to a number of Grade II Listed Buildings and will form part of the wider Bolsover Regeneration Programme, funded by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG). The total funding allocation for the scheme is PS1,000,000, with approximately PS900,000 allocated to the shopfront improvement works. The Council is keen to engage with contractors that can demonstrate experience in: * Conservation and heritage construction projects * Working on listed buildings and within conservation areas * (read more...)

Summary: Bolsover District Council is planning shopfront improvement works in Bolsover Town Centre, a designated Conservation Area. The scheme will repair, restore, replace and enhance shopfronts on commercial properties, including interventions to several Grade II Listed Buildings. It forms part of the wider Bolsover Regeneration Programme and is intended to deliver high-quality improvements to the town centre’s commercial buildings. The work is construction, with a particular focus on conservation and heritage building practice, traditional materials and techniques, specialist joinery, and sensitive shopfront restoration. Delivery will take place in Bolsover Town Centre, with contractors expected to work alongside the Council, conservation officers, appointed architects, property stakeholders and other project participants. The Council is seeking suitably qualified and experienced contractors to help shape the eventual delivery approach.

Cliffe Park Play Area Refurbishment

Description: Dronfield Town Council is inviting quotations for the refurbishment of the Cliffe Park playground, located on Callywhite Lane in Dronfield, Derbyshire - What Three Words location - vets.moving.assets Dronfield Town Council currently manages and maintains ten playgrounds across the town. Cliffe Park is the largest site and is well-used by local residents, school children, with a secondary school located nearby, dog walkers and people from outside the area. The play area currently has open access within the wider park and has a range of features including a fenced off sand pit, table tennis table and play equipment for a variety of ages. The maximum budget for this project is PS300,000 excluding VAT and PS360,000 including VAT.

Summary: Dronfield Town Council is procuring works to refurbish the Cliffe Park play area on Callywhite Lane, Dronfield, Derbyshire. Cliffe Park is the council’s largest and well-used playground, serving local residents, schoolchildren, visitors and dog walkers. The refurbishment will address a range of existing facilities, including a fenced sand pit, table tennis table and play equipment for different age groups, within an open-access park setting. The requirement covers park and playground equipment and associated landscaping works (CPV 43325000 and 45112711). The council manages and maintains ten playgrounds across Dronfield, so the work is relevant to contractors delivering public play-area improvements, equipment installation, landscaping and related construction works.

Cliffe Park Play Area Refurbishment

Description: Dronfield Town Council is inviting quotations for the refurbishment of the Cliffe Park playground, located on Callywhite Lane in Dronfield, Derbyshire - What Three Words location - vets.moving.assets Dronfield Town Council currently manages and maintains ten playgrounds across the town. Cliffe Park is the largest site and is well-used by local residents, school children, with a secondary school located nearby, dog walkers and people from outside the area. The play area currently has open access within the wider park and has a range of features including a fenced off sand pit, table tennis table and play equipment for a variety of ages. The maximum budget for this project is PS300,000 excluding VAT and PS360,000 including VAT.

Summary: Dronfield Town Council is procuring works to refurbish the Cliffe Park play area on Callywhite Lane, Dronfield, Derbyshire. Cliffe Park is the council’s largest and well-used playground, serving local residents, schoolchildren, visitors and dog walkers. The refurbishment will address a range of existing facilities, including a fenced sand pit, table tennis table and play equipment for different age groups, within an open-access park setting. The requirement covers park and playground equipment and associated landscaping works (CPV 43325000 and 45112711). The council manages and maintains ten playgrounds across Dronfield, so the work is relevant to contractors delivering public play-area improvements, equipment installation, landscaping and related construction works.

EEM0053 - Fire Safety, Fire Doors and Building Remediation Works Framework

Description: EEM are conducting this tender exercise to procure a Fire Safety, Fire Doors and Building Remediation Framework to replace our existing Framework which will expire in November 2026. The Framework will provide EEM Members with a provision for Fire Safety, Fire Doors and Building Remediation Works, which will include the services described below to Residential and Non-Residential properties. The Framework will be split into the following Lots and geographical Sublots: Lot 1 - Fire Safety and Building Remediation Works: -Lot 1a - Fire Safety and Building Remediation Works - Midlands Coverage -Lot 1b - Fire Safety and Building Remediation Works - National Coverage Lot 2 - Fire Safety Consultancy -Lot 2a - Fire Safety Consultancy - Midlands Coverage -Lot 2b - Fire Safety Consultancy - National Coverage Lot (read more...)

Summary: Efficiency East Midlands Limited is procuring a Fire Safety, Fire Doors and Building Remediation Works Framework for its authorised public-sector users. The requirement covers residential and non-residential properties across the Midlands, England and Wales. It is divided into fire safety and building remediation works; fire safety consultancy; supply of composite, timber and timber internal fire doors; and supply and installation of those three fire-door types. Works include fire-door surveys and remediation, external wall and cladding remediation, fire protection systems, building safety compliance, surveys, inspections, fire strategies, risk assessments, fire engineering, expert advice, and associated refurbishment. Consultancy also covers evacuation planning, compartmentation, fire-stopping, cladding and EWS1 surveys, and fire-fighting equipment inspections. The framework may be used by publicly funded organisations, including housing providers, councils, NHS bodies, emergency services and education establishments.

IT Reseller 2

Description: EEM is seeking to set up a framework arrangement with those IT Resellers who have the widest and greatest spend with vendors across technology provision. As a result the framework is open to those IT Resllers who are more likely to have premium credentials and able to share some of the dealer incentives on from vendors. Bidders must submit their PSQ responses before 17:00hrs on 4th September 2026. All responses must be submitted through the https://metaprocurement.mytenders.co.uk/ The scope of this procurement is for IT Reseller suppliers, who have a minimum turnover of PS200m per year. The themes, product and services are set out in the Scope and Specification (Page 19) of this document. EEM considers this framework will help: * enable EEM members, whether existing or future, and (read more...)

Summary: Efficiency East Midlands is establishing the IT Reseller 2 framework for UK public sector organisations. It covers the supply of IT hardware, software, cloud subscriptions, licensing, peripherals and associated reseller services, including technology products and services from multiple manufacturers. The framework is intended to provide a compliant and flexible route for public sector bodies to procure technology and reseller support, with delivery across the United Kingdom. Efficiency East Midlands is the buying organisation, supported by Meta Procurement Ltd as procurement agent. The opportunity is classified as IT services, including consulting, software development, internet and support. It is aimed at established IT resellers able to offer broad technology provision and support public sector requirements through a national framework.

IT Reseller 2

Description: EEM is seeking to set up a framework arrangement with those IT Resellers who have the widest and greatest spend with vendors across technology provision. As a result the framework is open to those IT Resllers who are more likely to have premium credentials and able to share some of the dealer incentives on from vendors. Bidders must submit their PSQ responses before 17:00hrs on 4th September 2026. All responses must be submitted through the https://metaprocurement.mytenders.co.uk/ The scope of this procurement is for IT Reseller suppliers, who have a minimum turnover of PS200m per year. The themes, product and services are set out in the Scope and Specification (Page 19) of this document. EEM considers this framework will help: * enable EEM members, whether existing or future, and (read more...)

Summary: Efficiency East Midlands is establishing the IT Reseller 2 framework for UK public sector organisations. It covers the supply of IT hardware, software, cloud subscriptions, licensing, peripherals and associated reseller services, including technology products and services from multiple manufacturers. The framework is intended to provide a compliant and flexible route for public sector bodies to procure technology and reseller support, with delivery across the United Kingdom. Efficiency East Midlands is the buying organisation, supported by Meta Procurement Ltd as procurement agent. The opportunity is classified as IT services, including consulting, software development, internet and support. It is aimed at established IT resellers able to offer broad technology provision and support public sector requirements through a national framework.