Surface Treatments Partnership

Description: Via East Midlands delivers sustainable highways services across the East Midlands and operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of Nottinghamshire County Council. Via East Midlands holds several existing framework agreements for highway surfacing, surface treatments, and civil engineering delivery, which are nearing completion. The scope of these contracts involves high-profile aspects of highway service delivery that are of considerable public importance and are vital to delivering for the people of Nottinghamshire. Via East Midlands plans to establish a new supplier contract for surface treatments with a supplier, as part of a new Surface Treatments Partnership. The new contract will include three-year agreements with two possible one-year extensions, following an NEC4 Term Services arrangement. Via East Midlands is seeking to collaborate with a surface treatments contractor that delivers technical (read more...)

Summary: Via East Midlands, wholly owned by Nottinghamshire County Council, is initiating an open procurement process for a new "Surface Treatments Partnership" aimed at improving highways services across the East Midlands. The contract, identified under the Open Contracting Data Standard ID ocds-h6vhtk-05e7cc, has a projected value of £60 million and encompasses surface treatment works like carriageway surface dressing and micro-asphalt. The procurement is at the tender stage, with expressions of interest due by 19th January 2026. The contract is set to commence on 1st April 2026 and end by 31st March 2029, with potential extensions bringing its duration to a total of five years. Interested suppliers should register on the Proactis Supplier Network to access tender documents.

Surfacing Delivery Partnership

Description: Via East Midlands delivers sustainable highways services across the East Midlands and operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of Nottinghamshire County Council. Via East Midlands holds several existing framework agreements for highway surfacing, surface treatments, and civil engineering delivery, which are nearing completion. The scope of these contracts involves high-profile aspects of highway service delivery that are of considerable public importance and are vital to delivering for the people of Nottinghamshire. Via East Midlands plans to establish a new supplier contract for highway surfacing schemes with two suppliers, as part of a new Highway Surfacing Delivery Partnership Contract. The new contract will include three-year agreements with two possible one-year extensions, following an NEC4 Term Services arrangement. Via East Midlands is seeking to collaborate with two highway surfacing contractors (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the Surfacing Delivery Partnership is initiated by Via East Midlands Ltd, a public undertaking that operates from the Bilsthorpe Highways Depot in the UK. The invitation to tender for this active contract focuses on highway construction work in the East Midlands region, specifically for highway surfacing, surface treatments, and civil engineering delivery. The process is currently in the tender stage, and interested suppliers must submit expressions of interest by 19th January 2026, with the award expected to conclude by 1st April 2026. The procurement follows an open procedure under the UK Procurement Act 2023, aiming for a three-year contract with potential one-year extensions, applying NEC4 Term Services standards.

Remediation of Metalliferous Mine Waste

Description: Addressing metalliferous diffuse pollution from old, abandoned metal mine sites within UK river catchments is a priority due to the significant environmental impacts associated with the release of harmful diffuse pollutants. These mine sites both leach toxic metals like lead, cadmium and zinc and mobilise heavy metal containing sediments that are washed/leach into adjacent watercourses. This contamination impacts water quality, aquatic life and biodiversity. Proactively managing and mitigating diffuse pollution in these catchments is essential to restoring and preserving the ecological balance of the river systems, ensuring the safety of the water for future generations, and maintaining local economies that depend on both rivers and surrounding lands for employment, recreation and agriculture. The primary objective under this contract is to mitigate diffuse metalliferous pollution within complex topographic and (read more...)

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority is planning a procurement for the "Remediation of Metalliferous Mine Waste," focusing on services related to contaminated soil, under the industry category of environmental remediation services. The project, based in multiple regions across the United Kingdom including UKC, UKD, UKE, UKK, and UKL1, is currently in the planning stage with potential engagement from interested organisations invited until 12th December 2025. The market engagement notice was published on 18th November 2025 and the formal tender is anticipated to be announced by 22nd December 2025. The contract period is expected to begin on 1st April 2026 and conclude by 31st March 2031, involving an innovative, proportional suite of techniques to stabilise mine wastes.

Wilson's School ICT Managed Service

Description: Wilson's School (WS) is a standalone selective academy for boys in the London Borough of Sutton and converted to this status in 2011. There are 1,300 students on roll of which 360 are in the Sixth Form. The school's website is https://www.wilsons.school/ Places at WS are highly sought after and examination results achieved by its pupils are routinely amongst the highest of any school in the country. WS was founded by Edward Wilson in 1615. The school is proud of its long history and the strong reputation for quality and excellence which current leaders and their predecessors have worked hard to build. Senior leaders are focussed on maintaining and enhancing this reputation and this is an important factor when recruiting partners. WS is deeply proud of what it (read more...)

Summary: Wilson's School, a distinguished selective academy located in Wallington, London, is inviting tenders for an ICT Managed Service. With its longstanding reputation for academic excellence, the school seeks a forward-looking partner to enhance ICT provision over the next five years. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, closing on 15th December 2025, with an overall contract value of up to £900,000. The procurement is using a competitive flexible procedure, intending to foster innovation, particularly in AI and sustainability. This significant opportunity falls under the services category, and the selected provider will be responsible for comprehensive ICT management, strategic advisory roles, and supporting the school's infrastructure and change management projects. The service will start on 1st April 2026 with a potential extension of twelve months based on performance.

Advantage Schools - ICT Managed Service

Description: Advantage Schools encompasses circa 6.540 pupils cross 10 sites. The Trust is a mix of Primary and Secondary settings and is the result of a merger in September 2024 of The Shared Learning Trust and Advantage Schools. The vision of the Trust is to provide all children with the highest quality of teaching of an excellent academic curriculum, which enables them to become highly educated and to be full and active participants of society. We do not make exceptions in our high aspirations. The merger of The Shared Learning Trust with Advantage Schools came about because the ten schools agree that: * Every child should benefit from a broad, ambitious, knowledge-rich curriculum, taught by highly skilled teachers. * Every school must have a well-designed and well-sequenced curriculum, which (read more...)

Summary: Advantage Schools, a sub-central government public authority located in Bedford, UK, is initiating a tender process for an ICT Managed Service. This tender, part of an open competitive flexible procedure, focuses on providing a comprehensive ICT service across the Trust's 10 sites. The procurement, valued at approximately £6.1 million, aims to secure an innovative partner for a five-year service beginning 27th July 2026. Key dates include the tender period ending on 19th December 2025, and the award period concluding by 5th March 2026. The procurement falls under the services category, emphasising IT and education-related services.

Septic Waste Management Services (2026)

Description: Via East Midlands Ltd (Via) seeks to invite tenders for the provision of septic waste management services for our welfare facilities that we use in delivering various Highways Maintenance Schemes in Nottinghamshire and surrounding counties. The contract will be for an initial period of two (2) years, starting on the 2nd of March 2026 to the 1st March 2028, with an option to extend for up to two (2) additional years in one-year increments. The chosen contractor should possess the requisite resources to manage all facets of Septic Waste management effectively. This tender brief outlines the requirements, scope of work, and evaluation criteria for interested contractors. We believe that our selected subcontractor can contribute significantly to Via's objectives by cultivating an environment of transparency, fairness, and ongoing enhancement. (read more...)

Summary: Via East Midlands LTD is inviting tenders for septic waste management services, focusing on their welfare facilities used in delivering various Highways Maintenance Schemes in Nottinghamshire and surrounding counties. This procurement, categorised under cleaning services, adheres to an open procedure method and is currently at the tender stage. The contract will commence on 2nd March 2026, lasting initially for two years, with the potential for a two-year extension. Key dates include an expression of interest deadline on 12th December 2025 and an award period ending on 9th January 2026. The organisation is located at the Bilsthorpe Highways Depot, United Kingdom.

Nant y Mwyn 25-26 Scour Protection Works

Description: The purpose of these works is to prevent the Nant y Bai watercourse from continuing to scour (causing active erosion of) spoil heaps that make up its banks and causing mobilisation of metal-rich spoil into the watercourse. It is proposed to install a mixture of scour protection interventions including rock filled rolls and bags, geotextile matting and wooden stakes at a number of discrete areas along the bank to stabilise the spoil and prevent ongoing erosion by the Nant y Bai. We would welcome input from the Contractor regarding current design methodology based on previous experiences. The Works comprise the following: * Install scour protection measures in accordance with the drawings; * Install slope stabilisation measures in accordance with the drawings; * Supply and install 150No. rock filled (read more...)

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority, a central government public authority, is actively procuring services for the "Nant y Mwyn 25-26 Scour Protection Works" project in Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom. This tender, classified under the works category with CPV code 45112450 for excavation work at archaeological sites, is currently in the active tender stage. The procurement process follows an open competition method detailed as below threshold, with the submission deadline set for 5th December 2025. The works, intended to address erosion issues along the Nant y Bai watercourse, must commence after the contract period starts on 19th January 2026 and conclude by 2nd March 2026.

Installation of MUGA

Description: Installation of a MUGA within Hayton Parish Council Playing Field MUGA to be fully enclosed with tarmac surface coated with non slip material, goals either end and fully enclosed with white markings for various sports laid

Summary: Hayton Parish Council is planning a procurement process for the installation of a Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA) within the council's playing field located in Retford, England. This opportunity falls under the industry category of outdoor sports equipment, classified with CPV codes 37410000 and 37450000. The procurement process is in the planning stage with a budget of £55,000 allocated for the project scheduled between 1st March 2026 and 1st April 2026. The project involves a fully enclosed tarmac MUGA coated with non-slip material, including goals at each end and white sports markings. The procurement method followed is an open procedure above the threshold, promoting straightforward competition.

Culvert Flow Gauging Structure - Ceredigion

Description: The Authority invites you to tender for a contract for the provision of the construction of a flow monitoring structure at the outfall of a historic culvert. This culvert drains the dressing floor of a former mine site. The purpose of the structure is to enable accurate measurement of water flows entering a recently lined stream. The construction of a flow gauging structure at Frongoch is necessary to measure the volume of water discharging from the culvert beneath the Frongoch dressing floor. This will enable accurate quantification of heavy metal loading into the Frongoch stream, and subsequently into the Nant Cell and Afon Ystwyth. Accurate flow measurement is essential for a comprehensive assessment of the need for a mine water treatment scheme, and future design. Future flow monitoring, (read more...)

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority is inviting tenders for the construction of a flow gauging structure in Ceredigion, aiming to accurately measure water flows from the historic Frongoch culvert, which drains a former mining site. This procurement process, currently at the tender stage, allows open competition with an emphasis on technical excellence (assessed at 60%) alongside cost (assessed at 40%). The estimated contract value is £150,000, and the project is categorised under engineering services. Prospective bidders must submit their tender proposals by 8 December 2025, with queries regarding the tender welcome until 1 December 2025. The contract, spanning from January to June 2026, allows for renewal if weather or unforeseen circumstances impact the works.

Fleet Machinery/Plant

Description: Via East Midlands are looking to obtain a request for quotation for a list of goods for our fleet department, this consists of the following; Stump Cutter Trailer Generator Compressor Via would like a demonstration of the stump cutter that meets the specification as part of the quotation process.

Summary: Via East Midlands LTD, a public undertaking based in Bilsthorpe, UK, has initiated an open procurement process for fleet machinery and plant equipment under the title "Fleet Machinery/Plant." The tender, designated with the ID ocds-h6vhtk-05aa10, is actively seeking quotations for goods including a stump cutter, trailer, generator, and compressor. Interested parties are invited to submit their proposals by the deadline on 13th October 2025, with the contract period commencing from 17th October to 31st October 2025. The procurement falls under the goods category with no gross amount specified, and demonstrations of the stump cutter as per the specified requirements are part of the notation process.