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V4SDDC040 Granville Recreation Ground

Description: South Derbyshire District Council (the Council) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified Supplier to undertake external landscaping works at Granville Recreation Ground, Woodville, Swadlincote. This procurement relates to the development and improvement of an existing park and is focused on delivering enhanced facilities for the local community, including the installation of a new children's play area, together with associated hard landscaping and supporting works as defined within the Schedule of Works, drawings and specifications included in the Tender Pack. The scheme has been developed following community consultation, with member engagement undertaken and a plan agreed. The Council is now moving into delivery and is seeking a contractor capable of providing a well-managed, safe, and high-quality construction solution that meets relevant standards and aligns with the required programme. (read more...)

Summary: South Derbyshire District Council is seeking to engage a qualified supplier to execute external landscaping works at Granville Recreation Ground located in Woodville, Swadlincote. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with submissions closing on 19th June 2026 at 17:00 BST. This initiative involves the construction of new recreational facilities, including a children's play area, under the classification of public authority sub-central government works. The procurement falls under the main category of works and follows an open competitive process. The contract value is estimated at £115,000, with work expected to commence on 17th August 2026 and conclude by 19th October 2026.

Non-Strategic Carriageway Resurfacing and Minor Ancillary Works

Description: Derbyshire County Council (DCC) invites tenders for a Framework Agreement to deliver Non-strategic Carriageway Resurfacing and Minor Ancillary Works across the county, covering both rural and urban road networks as detailed in the Specification. The Framework will provide a programme of resurfacing works, including kerbing, ironworks adjustment/replacement, and associated activities, delivered through competitively awarded call-off contracts. Works will range from routine, short-duration schemes using standard construction methods and traffic management, to more complex projects involving deeper reconstruction, challenging site conditions, and enhanced stakeholder coordination. The Framework aims to provide a flexible and compliant route to market, supporting DCC's statutory duty to maintain a safe and reliable highway network while achieving best value, improved productivity, and minimised disruption. Contractors will be expected to demonstrate strong performance in safety, carbon (read more...)

Summary: Derbyshire County Council is currently in the tendering stage for a framework agreement titled "Non-Strategic Carriageway Resurfacing and Minor Ancillary Works" to be conducted across Derbyshire's rural and urban road networks. The project falls under the works category and involves tasks such as carriageway resurfacing and ancillary works like kerbing and ironworks adjustments. This open procurement process has a gross contract value of £60,000,000 and is notable for its flexible approach, utilising a framework agreement with mini-competitions for specific schemes. Key deadlines include an enquiry period ending on 5 June 2026, with the final tender submission due by 26 June 2026. The award period is expected to conclude by 20 July 2026, with works set to begin on 1 August 2026.

Procurement of a master developer partner for the delivery of the Smedley's Hydro Project.

Description: The Council is seeking to procure a Development Partner for the redevelopment of County Hall and the associated grounds, prior to the Council's occupation known as Smedley's Hydropathic Establishment. The project proposes the conversion of the c.16,750sqm listed South Block of the current Matlock County Hall into a flagship hotel, with events, and potential conference and leisure facilities. The project also includes delivery of a new cost effective, flexible office building, along with a refurbished space in the Co-op Building on Smedley Street for the Council to occupy in order to retain a presence on site. The project will be further supported by delivery of new build enabling residential development and the provision of co-working space for local businesses, alongside other supporting and complementary uses. Applications for outline (read more...)

Summary: Derbyshire County Council is seeking to appoint a master developer partner for the Smedley's Hydro Project, involving the redevelopment of County Hall and the associated grounds in Matlock, UK. The procurement process, currently in the tender update stage, involves a substantial project with an estimated gross value of £160 million. The ambitious development plans include transforming a historical building into a hotel, establishing a new civic office, and creating residential and co-working spaces. The competitive procedure aims to select a single Development Partner, with the deadline for expressing interest set for 29th May 2026. The procurement approach invites three bidders to tender after initial evaluations, with the project scheduled to commence on 18th February 2027.

Non-Strategic Carriageway Resurfacing and Minor Ancillary Works

Description: Derbyshire County Council (DCC) invites tenders for a Framework Agreement to deliver Non-strategic Carriageway Resurfacing and Minor Ancillary Works across the county, covering both rural and urban road networks as detailed in the Specification. The Framework will provide a programme of resurfacing works, including kerbing, ironworks adjustment/replacement, and associated activities, delivered through competitively awarded call-off contracts. Works will range from routine, short-duration schemes using standard construction methods and traffic management, to more complex projects involving deeper reconstruction, challenging site conditions, and enhanced stakeholder coordination. The Framework aims to provide a flexible and compliant route to market, supporting DCC's statutory duty to maintain a safe and reliable highway network while achieving best value, improved productivity, and minimised disruption. Contractors will be expected to demonstrate strong performance in safety, carbon (read more...)

Summary: Derbyshire County Council is currently in the tendering stage for a framework agreement titled "Non-Strategic Carriageway Resurfacing and Minor Ancillary Works" to be conducted across Derbyshire's rural and urban road networks. The project falls under the works category and involves tasks such as carriageway resurfacing and ancillary works like kerbing and ironworks adjustments. This open procurement process has a gross contract value of £60,000,000 and is notable for its flexible approach, utilising a framework agreement with mini-competitions for specific schemes. Key deadlines include an enquiry period ending on 5 June 2026, with the final tender submission due by 26 June 2026. The award period is expected to conclude by 20 July 2026, with works set to begin on 1 August 2026.

LEVI -The Supply of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure and Associated Services

Description: The Second Midlands Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Consortium (SMeviC) in collaboration with Midlands Connect invite tenders to deliver this project. SMeviC have been allocated LEVI Capital Funding for the procurement of end-to-end EVI solutions across its geographic region. This open procurement has been separated into two Lots, each with their own concession contract: Lot 1 - standard and/or fast chargepoints sockets, with minimum socket output of 7kW, up to 22kW. Lot 2 - rapid (50 kW+ DC) chargepoint sockets. This invitation is to appoint a single Concessionaire (or Partnership of Concessionaires) per Lot to support the delivery of this project for the works of: Chargepoint site assessments and design, Supply, delivery, installation, and commissioning, Grid connection and supply, Maintenance and repair (underground and overground assets), Ongoing operation, including customer (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process is spearheaded by Nottinghamshire County Council, focusing on the "LEVI - The Supply of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure and Associated Services." This endeavour is part of the Second Midlands Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Consortium (SMeviC) and is classified under the works category, with an emphasis on electric vehicles and electrical installation work. The contracting stage is currently at the tender phase, having been initiated on 18th May 2026. The project operates across the UKF1 region, with a tender submission deadline set for 13th July 2026 and subsequent award planned by 4th September 2026. The procurement, following an open procedure, is divided into two lots: one for standard and fast chargepoints (7kW to 22kW) and another for rapid chargepoints (50kW+ DC), aiming to stimulate significant advancements in electric vehicle infrastructure.

V4SDDC047 New Play Equipment (Rosliston)

Description: South Derbyshire District Council is seeking designs and proposals for the delivery of a bespoke, high quality and inclusive woodland themed play area at Rosliston Forestry Centre. The project replaces the existing equipment, excluding the popular play tractor and aims to create a unique destination-standard facility aligned with the National Forest setting. The supplier will be required to deliver a full design-and-build service, including: * Removal and disposal of existing play equipment (tractor retained unless a similar themed item with similar play value is proposed). * Design of a new bespoke woodland themed play area. * Construction, installation and commissioning of all new equipment. * Provision of all safety surfacing, hard and soft landscaping, footpaths and fencing. * Integration with the surrounding landscape, ensuring links to the picnic (read more...)

Summary: South Derbyshire District Council is actively engaged in a procurement process for the design and construction of a new woodland-themed play area at Rosliston Forestry Centre. This project, valued at £300,000, falls under the 'works' industry category and is currently in the 'Tender' stage with a tender period closing on 12th June 2026. The procurement method is 'open', indicating a competitive procedure, and the award period is set to conclude by 10th July 2026. Located in the UKF region, the project seeks to replace outdated play equipment with a unique destination-standard facility, complementing the existing popular attractions like the Sparrowhawk play feature.

High Risk Offender Accommodation, Support, Engagement and Monitoring

Description: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire, who is acting as the Lead Contracting Body for this procurement, is seeking to award a Contract for the provision of a High Risk Offender Accommodation, Support, Engagement and Monitoring Service, as detailed in the Invitation to Tender Statement of Requirements. The Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire is working in partnership with: Derby City Council, Derbyshire County Council, Amber Valley Borough Council, Bolsover District Council, Chesterfield Borough Council, Derbyshire Dales District Council, Erewash Borough Council, High Peak Borough Council, North East Derbyshire District Council, South Derbyshire District Council, Derby Homes Limited, and HM Prison And Probation Service.

Summary: The procurement process, led by The Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire, involves an open tender for a project titled "High Risk Offender Accommodation, Support, Engagement and Monitoring." This procurement, classified under social work and housing services, is targeted at finding solutions for accommodating and supporting high-risk offenders. The procurement is staged at the tender phase with key dates including an enquiry period ending on 3rd June 2026, a tender submission deadline on 17th June 2026, and an award anticipated by 21st July 2026. The contracted period is expected to commence on 1st April 2027, concluding on 31st March 2028, with potential extensions. The project will be executed in the United Kingdom and involves collaboration with several regional councils. The total contract value is estimated at £1,036,800, with a net value of £864,000, indicating significant engagement over a 12-month period with an option for renewal.

Web Content Management Solution

Description: The Council is engaging with potential Suppliers via a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise to seek views and feedback to the information provided and questionnaire. This is intended to be used to assist the Council on deciding the next steps for the procurement of an Enterprise Content Management System (CMS) for websites.

Summary: Derbyshire County Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process for a Web Content Management Solution, focusing on system, storage, and content management software packages. The opportunity is classified under the "goods" category and aims to procure an Enterprise Content Management System for the Council's websites. This procurement is anticipated to span from 8th September 2027 to 7th September 2030, with a gross amount of £348,000. Interested suppliers are encouraged to participate in the Preliminary Market Engagement exercise, which ends with a mandatory submission by 1pm on 2nd June 2026. Notices and further details are accessible through the Council's electronic tendering system, ProContract.

Youth Vaping and Smoking Cessation Service

Description: The Council is seeking a single experienced Provider to deliver a targeted smoking and vaping cessation intervention for Children and Young People (CYP) delivered predominantly within secondary school settings on a phased approach within Derbyshire (excluding Derby City). The service will align with the national Stopping the Start Strategy and Derbyshire County Council Public Health Strategic Plan. The service will support pupils aged 12 and over who wish to stop smoking, vaping, or both. It will be informed by best practice in line with NICE guideline NICE NG209, and delivered by certified National Centre Smoking Cessation and Training (NCSCT) stop smoking practitioners embedded within the school community. Delivery will include effective partnership working to avoid duplication and enhance existing prevention activity. The Youth Vaping and Smoking Cessation Service (read more...)

Summary: The public procurement process led by Derbyshire County Council involves the provision of a Youth Vaping and Smoking Cessation Service, classified under Community health services. The focus is on delivering targeted smoking and vaping cessation interventions for children and young people, mainly in secondary schools within Derbyshire (excluding Derby City). The procurement cycle has reached the 'Award' phase, with the contract awarded to Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Foundation Trust. It is a competitive process conducted under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. The contract begins on 1st September 2026, lasting two years until 31st August 2028, with an optional extension for a third year, pending successful delivery and funding availability. The total contract value is capped at £510,000.

Framework Agreement for the Provision of Public Health Behavioural Change Marketing

Description: The Council seeks to appoint a Single Provider under a Framework Agreement for comprehensive marketing campaign services that achieve measurable, sustained behaviour change supporting the Council's Public Health priorities, for example, but not limited to, enabling good mental health, enabling the best start in life, reducing poverty, encouraging good financial wellbeing and protecting and enabling people of all ages to live safe and healthy lives. The framework agreement will commence on 01 December 2026 for a period of two years to 30 November 2028, with the option to extend for two (2) additional twelve (12) month extension periods (2+1+1). The total framework term will be a maximum of 4 years. There will be a mobilisation period from 21 September to 01 December 2026. The estimated total contract value (read more...)

Summary: Derbyshire County Council has initiated a procurement process to establish a Framework Agreement for Public Health Behavioural Change Marketing. The tender, recorded under the ID CPH139, is tagged as a 'tender' and was released on 11 May 2026. This project concerns marketing and public relations services with the primary aim of achieving measurable behaviour change supporting the Council's Public Health objectives in the region UKF13. The framework agreement is set to start on 1 December 2026, lasting until 30 November 2028, with potential extensions making the total duration up to four years. The procurement method is an open procedure, and the tender submission deadline is 5 June 2026, following the tender period end date.