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CA18/05985 Mine Entry Inspections Framework

Description: The Mining Remediation Authority is seeking to establish a Framework for the provision of Mine Entry Inspection services across five geographical Regions. The Framework will support the inspection, recording and reporting of mine entries across Great Britain to help manage public safety and legacy mining risks. Services include planned mine entry inspections, condition observations, identification of hazards and defects, photographic evidence, inspection reporting, programme management and associated stakeholder liaison activities. The Framework will operate for four years from 25 April 2027 to 24 April 2031. There is no guarantee of work, volume or expenditure. Inspection requirements will be allocated directly by the Authority in accordance with the Framework documents.

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority is procuring mine-entry inspection services through a framework covering five geographical regions across Great Britain. The work is intended to help manage public safety and risks from legacy mining. Services include planned inspections of mine entries, observations of their condition, identification of hazards and defects, photographic evidence and inspection reports. The requirement also covers programme management and liaison with stakeholders. Suppliers may bid for one or more regions. This is engineering-related technical and monitoring work, including technical testing and analysis services (CPV 71350000).

Demolition of Former Beales Store (Mansfield Connect)

Description: Mansfield District Council (the Council) require a single supplier to undertake demolition of the former Beales department store located on Stockwell Gate, Mansfield, prior to construction of the new Mansfield Connect building. The project comprises the demolition, deconstruction, asbestos removal, site clearance and associated making good to the former Beales department store and associated former Co-op structures, including all temporary works, retained-asset protection, environmental controls and completion security works to provide the Council with a secured and cleared building site for future development. The successful provider will be required to provide all design, surveys, notices, licences, temporary works, management, labour, plant and materials necessary to safely demolish and clear the former Beales department store and associated former Co-op structures in accordance with the Scope. The Works include soft (read more...)

Summary: Mansfield District Council is buying demolition and site-clearance works at the former Beales department store on Stockwell Gate, Mansfield, ahead of construction of the new Mansfield Connect building. The single contractor must demolish and deconstruct the store and associated former Co-op structures, remove asbestos and other hazardous materials, isolate or divert services, and clear the site. The work also includes surveys, design, licences and notices, temporary works, protection of retained and adjoining assets, environmental controls, lawful disposal or recovery of demolition materials, backfilling, compaction, grading, drainage and making good. The aim is to leave a secure, stable and safely drained site for future development. Nottinghamshire County Council is conducting the procurement on Mansfield District Council’s behalf.

Confined Spaces Principal Inspections

Description: The works comprise the Principal Inspection of highway structures in accordance with DMRB CS 450 Inspection of Highway Structures and the Inspection Manual for Highway Structures (IMHS), including the identification and recording of defects, condition assessment and the collection of data necessary to support Bridge Condition Indicator (BCI) assessments. The structures included within this commission are predominantly: * Brick arch culverts. * Masonry arch culverts. * Concrete culverts. * Associated headwalls and wing walls. * Inlet and outlet structures. * Associated drainage and scour protection features. The Subcontractor shall provide all labour, plant, equipment, supervision, traffic management, confined space equipment, access equipment, vegetation clearance and associated resources necessary to complete the inspections and reporting.

Summary: Via East Midlands Limited is seeking a contractor to carry out principal inspections of highway structures, chiefly brick, masonry and concrete arch culverts. The work also covers associated headwalls and wing walls, inlet and outlet structures, drainage and scour protection features. Inspections must identify and record defects, assess condition and collect data for Bridge Condition Indicator assessments, following DMRB CS 450 and the Inspection Manual for Highway Structures. The contractor must provide the labour, plant, equipment, supervision, traffic management, confined-space and access equipment, vegetation clearance and other resources needed to complete the inspections and reporting. This is a technical inspection services requirement for highway infrastructure in the East Midlands.

Demolition of Former Beales Store (Mansfield Connect)

Description: Mansfield District Council (the Council) require a single supplier to undertake demolition of the former Beales department store located on Stockwell Gate, Mansfield, prior to construction of the new Mansfield Connect building. The project comprises the demolition, deconstruction, asbestos removal, site clearance and associated making good to the former Beales department store and associated former Co-op structures, including all temporary works, retained-asset protection, environmental controls and completion security works to provide the Council with a secured and cleared building site for future development. The successful provider will be required to provide all design, surveys, notices, licences, temporary works, management, labour, plant and materials necessary to safely demolish and clear the former Beales department store and associated former Co-op structures in accordance with the Scope. The Works include soft (read more...)

Summary: Mansfield District Council is buying demolition and site-clearance works at the former Beales department store on Stockwell Gate, Mansfield, ahead of construction of the new Mansfield Connect building. The single contractor must demolish and deconstruct the store and associated former Co-op structures, remove asbestos and other hazardous materials, isolate or divert services, and clear the site. The work also includes surveys, design, licences and notices, temporary works, protection of retained and adjoining assets, environmental controls, lawful disposal or recovery of demolition materials, backfilling, compaction, grading, drainage and making good. The aim is to leave a secure, stable and safely drained site for future development. Nottinghamshire County Council is conducting the procurement on Mansfield District Council’s behalf.

Automated Distribution and Manufacturing Centre (ADMC)

Description: Automated Distribution and Manufacturing Centre (ADMC) Procurement Early Engagement Notice Purpose This notice is to make potential contractors aware that, via the Nottinghamshire County Council (NCC) procurement team, Ashfield District Council (ADC) will commence a process to appoint a commercial operator for their Automated Distribution and Manufacturing Centre (ADMC). The publication of this notice commences the preliminary market engagement stage of the procurement process. The procurement is expected to follow a Competitive Flexible Procedure, based on the Procurement Act 2023. Background The ADMC is a flagship project for Ashfield District Council. The ADMC will work with businesses to create and implement bespoke automation strategies and solutions that improve productivity and enable prosperity and growth. The ADMC will be a 3,000m2 purpose built, multifunctional, automation centre. Its vision is (read more...)

Summary: Ashfield District Council intends to appoint an external commercial operator to run its Automated Distribution and Manufacturing Centre (ADMC), with procurement support from Nottinghamshire County Council. The purpose-built centre is planned as a base for work with businesses on tailored automation strategies and solutions to improve productivity and support growth. Its planned activities span research and development, prototyping and proof of principle, showcasing and demonstration, and skills and training. The centre is intended to anchor a cluster of automation businesses alongside the developing Ashfield Innovation and Technology Park. This is a service contract combining operation of the centre with support for business development, automation and innovation. Delivery is in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire.

Supply of Asphalt

Description: The supply and delivery of asphalt, SMA and HRA into the supply areas (identified by Council boundaries), and the collection from the suppliers' production site. All materials sourced under this contract are to assist Via East Midlands in the delivery of a variety of highway construction and maintenance projects across the county. Typical works include carriageway and footway reconstruction/resurfacing. Estimated annual spend for asphalt, SMA and HRA is PS1.8m comprising approximately 1,000 orders per year for delivery and collections. The typical range of orders for the delivery of asphalt will be between 10 and 50 tonnes. Typical asphalt collections will range between 0.5 and 10 tonnes and will be required throughout the working day. Tenderers should note that this is a framework arrangement and that the above values (read more...)

Summary: VIA East Midlands Limited is buying asphalt materials for highway construction and maintenance across Nottinghamshire. The requirement covers the supply and delivery of standard asphalt, warm-mix asphalt, stone mastic asphalt (SMA) and hot rolled asphalt (HRA), as well as collections from suppliers’ production sites. The materials will support carriageway and footway reconstruction and resurfacing. The work is divided into delivery of asphalt across sites, delivery of warm-mix asphalt, and collections from asphalt plants. Deliveries are to locations across Nottinghamshire, identified by council boundaries. This is a goods procurement for suppliers able to provide the specified asphalt products and support both delivery and collection arrangements.

Automated Distribution and Manufacturing Centre (ADMC)

Description: Automated Distribution and Manufacturing Centre (ADMC) Procurement Early Engagement Notice Purpose This notice is to make potential contractors aware that, via the Nottinghamshire County Council (NCC) procurement team, Ashfield District Council (ADC) will commence a process to appoint a commercial operator for their Automated Distribution and Manufacturing Centre (ADMC). The publication of this notice commences the preliminary market engagement stage of the procurement process. The procurement is expected to follow a Competitive Flexible Procedure, based on the Procurement Act 2023. Background The ADMC is a flagship project for Ashfield District Council. The ADMC will work with businesses to create and implement bespoke automation strategies and solutions that improve productivity and enable prosperity and growth. The ADMC will be a 3,000m2 purpose built, multifunctional, automation centre. Its vision is (read more...)

Summary: Ashfield District Council intends to appoint an external commercial operator to run its Automated Distribution and Manufacturing Centre (ADMC), with procurement support from Nottinghamshire County Council. The purpose-built centre is planned as a base for work with businesses on tailored automation strategies and solutions to improve productivity and support growth. Its planned activities span research and development, prototyping and proof of principle, showcasing and demonstration, and skills and training. The centre is intended to anchor a cluster of automation businesses alongside the developing Ashfield Innovation and Technology Park. This is a service contract combining operation of the centre with support for business development, automation and innovation. Delivery is in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire.

NSDC-1722 Property Safety and Compliance Check Service and Maintenance Contract for Newark and Sherwood District Council

Description: Newark and Sherwood District Council (NSDC) is seeking to form a contract with one Contractor suitably qualified and experienced Property Safety and Compliance Check Contractor (PSCC/C) to deliver essential health, safety, statutory and regulatory compliance checks across all domestic properties under its management to be delivered under a Three-Star Contract which is a Fully Inclusive Service, Maintenance, Repair and Compliance Contract. The Contract shall operate on a fully inclusive basis whereby the PSCC/C shall be responsible for the inspection, servicing, maintenance, repair and continued operational performance of all heating and hot water systems included within the Contract throughout the Contract Term. The contract will also require the successful PSCC/C to provide operational support to NSDC's Remedial Repairs and Void Management functions, where required and in accordance with the (read more...)

Summary: Newark and Sherwood District Council is seeking one contractor to inspect, service, maintain and repair heating and hot water systems across all domestic properties it manages. This is a fully inclusive property safety and compliance service: the contractor must keep systems operating, carry out statutory and regulatory checks, maintain certification and audit trails, and provide operational support for remedial repairs and empty-property management when required. Delivery must follow the Council’s resident access and safety procedures and support tenant safety and housing asset management. The work is in Newark and Sherwood, in Nottinghamshire. It combines building installation works with building-services maintenance and gas-related services.

CA18/5956 Construction, Environmental & Technical Professional Services Framework (CETPS)

Description: For consultants to be appointed onto the framework for the provision of professional services relating to addressing the impacts of past mining activities. These services include civil, structural and geotechnical engineering; mining and environmental assessment and management; specialist technical consultancy; professional secondment support; investigations into infrastructure and land damage; and environmental remediation, including mine water management and treatment solutions. Objectives and Requirement The Authority requires the Framework to deliver the following outcomes: *Support the Authority's statutory responsibilities and strategic objectives by providing timely access to high-quality specialist construction, environmental and technical professional services. *Protect and enhance the environment through the provision of expert advice, design, assessment, investigation, monitoring and remediation services that address the impacts of historic mining activities and associated environmental risks. *Provide access to specialist expertise (read more...)

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority is seeking consultants for a framework delivering construction, environmental and technical professional services to address the effects of historic mining. Work spans mine water treatment schemes and civil and structural engineering; ecology and wider environmental surveys, assessment and monitoring; testing and development of mine water treatment methods; and planning, economic assessment, project management and commercial advice. Services include investigations into infrastructure and land damage, environmental remediation, regulatory compliance, design, supervision and delivery oversight. The framework covers projects across England, Wales and Scotland. It is divided into four lots, covering mine water and engineering; ecology and environmental services; mine water treatability; and planning and delivery oversight. The arrangement is intended to provide specialist expertise and additional delivery capacity for the Authority’s programmes.

Civils Delivery Partnership.

Description: Via East Midlands Ltd (VIA) is undertaking preliminary market engagement in advance of a proposed Highways Maintenance and Civil Engineering Framework, which is anticipated to be advertised in November 2026. The purpose of this engagement is to inform the development of the procurement strategy, scope of services, lot structure, contract requirements, and delivery model, while providing suppliers with early visibility of the Authority's future requirements. The proposed framework is anticipated to be divided into two lots, with VIA intending to appoint up to three contractors to each lot. The current proposed lot structure is: * Lot 1: Projects valued between PS0 and PS250,000 * Lot 2: Projects valued between PS250,000 and PS5,000,000 The framework is expected to have an initial term of three years, with the option to (read more...)

Summary: VIA East Midlands Limited is developing a highways maintenance and civil engineering framework for works across the East Midlands. The scope is broad, covering early contractor involvement, programme and financial review meetings, stakeholder liaison, excavation and earthworks, ground stabilisation, drainage installation and maintenance, kerbing, footways and carriageways. It also includes temporary works and the construction, maintenance and repair of bridges, retaining walls and other structures. Example projects include junction and Section 278 improvements, flood alleviation, drainage relining, footway and cycleway schemes, dropped kerbs, street-lighting ducting, car parks, new carriageways and bridge works. Contractors may provide traffic management or work alongside arrangements provided by VIA.