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Supply and Lay of Bond Coat

Description: Derbyshire County Council (The Council) are seeking one or two Contractors to provide The Council with a reliable, flexible, and cost-effective means of procuring the supply and lay of bond coat services. The contract will cover the supply and subsequent lay of bond coat, with appropriately qualified operators. These services may be required across multiple locations within the Council's jurisdiction. The proposed contract is expected to commence on 5th January 2027 with an initial term of 2 years, with the option to extend for a further two 12-month periods, up to a maximum of 4 years (2+1+1).

Summary: Derbyshire County Council is seeking contractors to supply and lay bond coat for road maintenance across Derbyshire. The work is split into two options: application by spray tanker and application by combi tanker. Suppliers may be sought for one or both requirements. Bond coat is applied to road surfaces as part of road surfacing and repair works. The contractor must provide appropriately qualified operators and ensure that the services comply with applicable statutory, operational and safety requirements, keeping up to date with changes. Delivery is across multiple locations in Derbyshire. The procurement is for road maintenance and surfacing works (CPV 45233220).

The Provision of Services for all Victims of Domestic Abuse in Derby City

Description: This Invitation to Tender has been issued by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire who are seeking to award a Contract for the provision of Services for all Victims of Domestic Abuse in Derby City.

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire is seeking a provider of services for people affected by domestic abuse in Derby City. The requirement is classified as health and social work, and includes social work and support without accommodation, guidance and counselling, and community action. Services are to be delivered in the United Kingdom. This is a victim-support service contract, rather than a purchase of goods or construction works, and is intended to cover all victims of domestic abuse in the city. Suppliers whose work focuses on domestic abuse support, counselling or community-based social care are the most directly relevant.

Preliminary Market Engagement for the Supply of a Cloud Hosted Occupational Health Administration Solution and Associated Services.

Description: CST331 Preliminary Market Engagement for the Supply of a Cloud Hosted Occupational Health Administration Solution and Associated Services. Procontracts advert - https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=f96afbe8-dec3-f111-813c-005056b64545&fromProjectDashboard=True

Summary: Derbyshire County Council intends to procure a cloud-hosted occupational health administration solution, together with associated services. The requirement covers software and information systems as well as IT services, including consultancy, software development, internet and support services. The solution is intended for occupational health administration. Delivery is in the United Kingdom.

Consultant Support in relation to Peak Cluster NSIP

Description: The Peak District National Park Authority ("PDNPA") is seeking multidisciplinary consultancy support to assist in its role as statutory consultee in regards the Peak Cluster Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project ("NSIP") and a Development Consent Order ("DCO") for the Peak Cluster Carbon Capture and Storage Pipeline under the Planning Act 2008 ("the Application") to be submitted by Peak Cluster Ltd ("the Applicant"). Support is required in the areas of project management, co-ordination and administration as well as in the specialist areas of infrastructure planning, landscape, cultural heritage, archaeology and ecology ("the Services"). The PDNPA is seeking a consultancy with previous experience of the entire NSIP/DCO process. PDNPA expects to enter into a Planning Performance Agreement ("PPA") with Peak Cluster Ltd and the support is required in relation to PDNPA's (read more...)

Summary: Peak District National Park Authority is seeking a multidisciplinary consultancy to support its statutory consultee role on Peak Cluster Ltd’s carbon capture and storage pipeline project and its application for a Development Consent Order. The work spans project management, coordination and administration, alongside specialist infrastructure planning, landscape, cultural heritage, archaeology and ecology advice. It supports the Authority’s obligations under a Planning Performance Agreement throughout the development consent process. The project concerns a pipeline across areas of North West England, Yorkshire and the Humber, the East Midlands and the West Midlands. The Authority wants a joined-up team combining project management and infrastructure planning with the required technical specialists.

Regional Internal Audit Services

Description: This Invitation to Tender ("ITT") has been issued by The Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire (the "contracting authority"), who is acting as the Lead Contracting Body for this procurement. The contracting authority is seeking to award a Framework Agreement for the provision of Regional Internal Audit Services.

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire is leading a framework procurement for regional internal audit services. The work is for the Commissioner and participating public bodies: Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire and Nottinghamshire police commissioners, plus their respective fire and rescue authorities. The service is classified as internal audit and accounting and auditing services. The framework is intended to let each participating organisation arrange its own call-off and contract with an appointed provider. Delivery is across the East Midlands region. Suppliers whose business is providing internal audit services to public-sector organisations are the most directly relevant; the opportunity covers several police and fire authorities rather than a single local service.

CCS110 Provision of Independent Experts to investigate Statutory Children's Service Complaints

Description: The provision of independent investigating officers and independent persons for stage 2 complaints, and independent panel members and panel chairs for stage 3 review panels.

Summary: Derbyshire County Council intends to procure independent experts to support statutory complaints about children’s services under the Children Act 1989. The service covers independent investigating officers and independent persons for Stage 2 complaints, plus independent panel members and chairs for Stage 3 review panels. It is a specialist professional service combining complaints investigation, independent scrutiny and panel-based review. The work is intended to support the Council’s statutory complaints process in England. The planned service is associated with one lot and is suitable for small and medium-sized businesses and voluntary, community and social enterprises. The Council is consulting the market to understand suitable delivery models, supplier capability and capacity, service risks, innovation and options for value for money before shaping the future service and procurement documents.

Consultant Support in relation to Peak Cluster NSIP

Description: The Peak District National Park Authority ("PDNPA") is seeking multidisciplinary consultancy support to assist in its role as statutory consultee in regards the Peak Cluster Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project ("NSIP") and a Development Consent Order ("DCO") for the Peak Cluster Carbon Capture and Storage Pipeline under the Planning Act 2008 ("the Application") to be submitted by Peak Cluster Ltd ("the Applicant"). Support is required in the areas of project management, co-ordination and administration as well as in the specialist areas of infrastructure planning, landscape, cultural heritage, archaeology and ecology ("the Services"). The PDNPA is seeking a consultancy with previous experience of the entire NSIP/DCO process. PDNPA expects to enter into a Planning Performance Agreement ("PPA") with Peak Cluster Ltd and the support is required in relation to PDNPA's (read more...)

Summary: Peak District National Park Authority is seeking a multidisciplinary consultancy to support its statutory consultee role on Peak Cluster Ltd’s carbon capture and storage pipeline project and its application for a Development Consent Order. The work spans project management, coordination and administration, alongside specialist infrastructure planning, landscape, cultural heritage, archaeology and ecology advice. It supports the Authority’s obligations under a Planning Performance Agreement throughout the development consent process. The project concerns a pipeline across areas of North West England, Yorkshire and the Humber, the East Midlands and the West Midlands. The Authority wants a joined-up team combining project management and infrastructure planning with the required technical specialists.

Consultant Support in relation to Peak Cluster NSIP

Description: The Peak District National Park Authority ("PDNPA") is seeking multidisciplinary consultancy support to assist in its role as statutory consultee in regards the Peak Cluster Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project ("NSIP") and a Development Consent Order ("DCO") for the Peak Cluster Carbon Capture and Storage Pipeline under the Planning Act 2008 ("the Application") to be submitted by Peak Cluster Ltd ("the Applicant"). Support is required in the areas of project management, co-ordination and administration as well as in the specialist areas of infrastructure planning, landscape, cultural heritage, archaeology and ecology ("the Services"). The PDNPA is seeking a consultancy with previous experience of the entire NSIP/DCO process. PDNPA expects to enter into a Planning Performance Agreement ("PPA") with Peak Cluster Ltd and the support is required in relation to PDNPA's (read more...)

Summary: Peak District National Park Authority is seeking a multidisciplinary consultancy to support its statutory consultee role on Peak Cluster Ltd’s carbon capture and storage pipeline project and its application for a Development Consent Order. The work spans project management, coordination and administration, alongside specialist infrastructure planning, landscape, cultural heritage, archaeology and ecology advice. It supports the Authority’s obligations under a Planning Performance Agreement throughout the development consent process. The project concerns a pipeline across areas of North West England, Yorkshire and the Humber, the East Midlands and the West Midlands. The Authority wants a joined-up team combining project management and infrastructure planning with the required technical specialists.

EBC 471 - Erewash Car Parks Resurfacing and Footpaths Repair Scheme

Description: Erewash Borough Council ("The Council") is responsible for managing public assets, municipal infrastructure, and community services and as part of its statutory duties and commitment to maintaining high-quality public realms, the Council through its robust Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) framework which focusses on targeted, proactive engineering works designed to extend the operational lifespan of the borough's core assets is launching the tender for the car parks and footpaths infrastructure maintenance programme 2026. Full details can be found within the Invitation to tender documents.

Summary: Erewash Borough Council is seeking contractors for its 2026 car park and footpath infrastructure maintenance programme. The works cover resurfacing car parks and repairing footpaths as part of the council’s planned maintenance of municipal infrastructure and public spaces. The listed work is surface work for footpaths (CPV 45233253). Delivery is in the Erewash borough, in Derbyshire. This is a single package of works intended to maintain public assets and extend their operational life. The council is the buyer and is responsible for managing the relevant community infrastructure.

EBCT 472 - Erewash Borough new Local Plan - Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA)

Description: Erewash Borough Council (EBC) have now started work on a new Local Plan, which will be produced in conformity with the provisions of the new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) (Aug 2026). The Planning Policy team is currently embarking on developing an appropriate evidence base to ensure that a new Local Plan is able to be finalised and approved over the next 2.5 years, in line with Government expectations that councils can produce a Local Plan within 30 months, once Gateway 1 is passed which is timetabled to occur at the end of October 2026. EBC are now seeking a suitably skilled contractor to manage the production of a Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) from start to finish, helping to guide the scope and content of the new Local (read more...)

Summary: Erewash Borough Council is seeking a contractor to deliver a Strategic Environmental Assessment for its new Local Plan. The work is to manage the assessment from start to finish, helping shape the scope and content of the Plan’s land-use policies and assess emerging spatial policy options for sustainability through a robust but proportionate framework. The assessment will inform the Council’s evidence base as it develops the Plan. This is an environmental assessment service, specifically environmental impact assessment other than for construction (CPV 90711000). The work relates to Erewash Borough, in Derbyshire.