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Plant Lifting Equipment Testing

Description: Via East Midlands Limited ("Via") is seeking to appoint a competent and suitably accredited contractor to undertake the statutory inspection, thorough examination, testing and certification of lifting equipment across its operational and fleet activities. The successful contractor will provide services in compliance with all relevant legislation and approved codes of practice, ensuring the continued safe use of lifting equipment and compliance with statutory obligations.

Summary: Via East Midlands Limited is seeking a contractor for statutory inspection, thorough examination, testing and certification of plant and lifting equipment. The requirement covers lifting equipment used across the organisation’s operational and fleet activities, including both operational lifting equipment and fleet lifting equipment. The services are intended to support the safe continued use of equipment and compliance with statutory obligations. The work is classified as lifting and handling equipment and machinery-inspection services. It suits inspection and testing specialists that can provide formal certification for lifting equipment and operate across the buyer’s operational and fleet activities. The buyer is Via East Midlands Limited, a public undertaking based at Bilsthorpe Business Park, Bilsthorpe.

Theatres Managed Equipment Service / Managed Service

Description: Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (the Trust) is exploring options for a Managed Equipment Service or Managed Service contract for theatres and catheterisation laboratory services. The Trust is at an early stage and wishes to understand what the market can offer before deciding the most appropriate scope and route to market. The purpose of this preliminary market engagement is to help the Trust understand service models, market capacity, commercial options, risks, benefits and innovation opportunities. The information received will help shape the Trust's requirements and support business case development. This process is for information gathering only. It is not a procurement, invitation to tender, pre-qualification exercise or commitment to award a contract. Responses will not be evaluated or scored. Participation, or non-participation, will not advantage or disadvantage (read more...)

Summary: Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is exploring a managed equipment service or managed service for operating theatres and catheterisation laboratory services. The requirement may cover the supply and management of theatre and catheterisation equipment, installation, repair and maintenance of medical and surgical equipment, and associated service support. The Trust is seeking to understand available service models, market capacity, commercial options, risks, benefits and opportunities for innovation before deciding the final scope and route to market. The work is associated with operating theatre devices and instruments, medical equipment maintenance, surgical equipment maintenance and medical equipment installation. Delivery is expected across the United Kingdom, for services used by the Trust’s theatres and catheterisation laboratory operations.

Ground Stabilisation Works by Drilling and Grouting Framework Renewal

Description: Description This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice is published in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) is undertaking preliminary market engagement in advance of a future procurement for a replacement Ground Stabilisation Works by Drilling and Grouting Framework. The framework is expected to support ground stabilisation and remediation activities across England, Scotland and Wales, including drilling, pressure grouting, void filling, mine workings stabilisation and associated site investigation works. MRA is seeking feedback from organisations with relevant experience to help inform the procurement strategy, framework structure and commercial arrangements for the future framework. Participation in this engagement is voluntary and will not provide any supplier with an advantage in any future procurement process.

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority is planning a replacement framework for ground stabilisation and remediation works by drilling and grouting. The scope is expected to include drilling, pressure grouting, void filling, stabilising mine workings and associated ground investigation and geotechnical services. Work would be delivered across England, Scotland and Wales. This is a works procurement covering ground investigation, test drilling and boring, grouting, and geotechnical engineering. The framework is intended to support remediation activities carried out by or for the Mining Remediation Authority across a wide geographical area. It is a single planned lot and is intended to be suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community or social enterprises.

NSDC-1693 Provision of the Collection and Reprocessing of Glass Packaging for Newark & Sherwood District Council (Concession)

Description: The Council wishes to invite tenders from suitably qualified operators under concessions contract for the supply of services in respect of kerbside glass recycling service that is collected by Newark and Sherwood District Council recycling teams and brought to a waste transfer station. The Council wish to appoint one Service Provider to manage the sale/disposal of the recycling products it collects. This will cover the sale of sorted recycling material into the reprocessing markets. A Service Provider is required to provide haulage of the glass from the transfer station to their reprocessing facility for recycling. The services are; the collection and recycling of mixed glass (EWC 20 01 02) from Newark and Sherwood District Council Lorry Park, Great North Road, Newark, Nottinghamshire (Waste Transfer Station EPR/LP3222SD). Please note (read more...)

Summary: Newark and Sherwood District Council is seeking one service provider for the sale, disposal, haulage and reprocessing of mixed glass packaging collected through its kerbside, commercial and bring-bank recycling services. The Council’s recycling teams will deliver the glass to its waste transfer station at the Lorry Park on Great North Road, Newark, Nottinghamshire. The provider must transport the glass from the transfer station to its own reprocessing facility and sell the sorted material into reprocessing markets. This is a waste recycling service, classified under CPV 90514000. The arrangement is intended to maximise income for the Council from the collected glass, with the Council granting the provider exclusivity for all kerbside and bring-bank glass it collects.

Ground Investigation Framework Renewal

Description: This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice is published in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) is undertaking preliminary market engagement in advance of a future procurement for a replacement Ground Investigation Framework. The framework is expected to support ground investigation works across England, Scotland and Wales, including site investigations, drilling, sampling, monitoring installations, testing and associated geotechnical and geoenvironmental reporting services. MRA is seeking feedback from organisations with relevant experience to help inform the procurement strategy, framework structure and commercial arrangements for the future framework. Participation in this engagement is voluntary and will not provide any supplier with an advantage in any future procurement process.

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority is planning a replacement Ground Investigation Framework for work across England, Scotland and Wales. It is expected to cover site investigations, drilling, sampling, monitoring installations, testing, and associated geotechnical and geoenvironmental reporting. This is a works-led requirement with related engineering, technical testing, analysis and consultancy services. The framework is intended to support ground investigation activity at sites across Great Britain, so relevant suppliers need to be able to operate nationally or in the areas they can serve. The buying organisation is a central government public authority responsible for mining remediation. The scope may suit ground investigation contractors, drilling and boring specialists, geotechnical and geoenvironmental consultancies, testing laboratories, and firms providing associated specialist services.

Mine Entry Inspections

Description: Visual inspection of 10,000 mine entry locations per year for each year of the contract as supplied by The Mining Remediation Authority Inspectors to record relevant details and complete and upload a digital inspection form for each mine entry they inspect Inspections to be carried out across all areas of the UK Coalfields in England, Scotland and Wales Inspections will be across residential, urban and rural / remote locations

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority intends to procure mine entry inspection services across the UK coalfields in England, Scotland and Wales. The required service covers visual inspections of 10,000 mine entry locations each year, including sites in residential, urban and rural or remote settings. Inspectors will record relevant information and complete and upload a digital inspection form for every mine entry inspected. This is a technical inspection, surveying and mine-hazard assessment service. Delivery will span the coalfield areas of England, Scotland and Wales, so suppliers will need suitable geographic coverage and the operational ability to work across varied environments. The requirement is for services rather than construction works, equipment supply or general consultancy.

Ground Stabilisation Works by Drilling and Grouting Framework Renewal

Description: Description This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice is published in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) is undertaking preliminary market engagement in advance of a future procurement for a replacement Ground Stabilisation Works by Drilling and Grouting Framework. The framework is expected to support ground stabilisation and remediation activities across England, Scotland and Wales, including drilling, pressure grouting, void filling, mine workings stabilisation and associated site investigation works. MRA is seeking feedback from organisations with relevant experience to help inform the procurement strategy, framework structure and commercial arrangements for the future framework. Participation in this engagement is voluntary and will not provide any supplier with an advantage in any future procurement process.

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority is planning a replacement framework for ground stabilisation and remediation works by drilling and grouting. The scope is expected to include drilling, pressure grouting, void filling, stabilising mine workings and associated ground investigation and geotechnical services. Work would be delivered across England, Scotland and Wales. This is a works procurement covering ground investigation, test drilling and boring, grouting, and geotechnical engineering. The framework is intended to support remediation activities carried out by or for the Mining Remediation Authority across a wide geographical area. It is a single planned lot and is intended to be suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community or social enterprises.

Ground Investigation Framework Renewal

Description: This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice is published in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) is undertaking preliminary market engagement in advance of a future procurement for a replacement Ground Investigation Framework. The framework is expected to support ground investigation works across England, Scotland and Wales, including site investigations, drilling, sampling, monitoring installations, testing and associated geotechnical and geoenvironmental reporting services. MRA is seeking feedback from organisations with relevant experience to help inform the procurement strategy, framework structure and commercial arrangements for the future framework. Participation in this engagement is voluntary and will not provide any supplier with an advantage in any future procurement process.

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority is planning a replacement Ground Investigation Framework for work across England, Scotland and Wales. It is expected to cover site investigations, drilling, sampling, monitoring installations, testing, and associated geotechnical and geoenvironmental reporting. This is a works-led requirement with related engineering, technical testing, analysis and consultancy services. The framework is intended to support ground investigation activity at sites across Great Britain, so relevant suppliers need to be able to operate nationally or in the areas they can serve. The buying organisation is a central government public authority responsible for mining remediation. The scope may suit ground investigation contractors, drilling and boring specialists, geotechnical and geoenvironmental consultancies, testing laboratories, and firms providing associated specialist services.

BaDC1688 Sanctuary Scheme

Description: Bassetlaw District Council invites suppliers to this tendering opportunity to provide an inspection and installation of crime prevention/security measures to the survivors of domestic abuse, allowing them to remain safely in their homes. This can include reinforced doors, secure windows, alarms, and other safety features to prevent unauthorized access and ensure the safety of the occupants. To view and respond to this opportunity, suppliers must register on the ProContract e-procurement portal, and search for this opportunity under DN824796. The deadline for tender responses is 12 noon 1st September 2026.

Summary: Bassetlaw District Council is procuring building installation work to help survivors of domestic abuse remain safely in their homes. The requirement covers inspecting properties and installing crime-prevention and security measures to prevent unauthorised access and protect occupants. Possible measures include reinforced doors, secure windows, alarms and other appropriate safety features identified through inspection. The work is for homes associated with the council’s domestic abuse sanctuary scheme and will be delivered in the Bassetlaw area. Welland Procurement is managing the procurement on the council’s behalf. This opportunity is most relevant to contractors able to assess domestic security risks and carry out building and security installations in occupied residential properties, with work tailored to the needs of vulnerable residents.

Construction, Environmental & Technical Professional Services Framework (CETPS)

Description: Please note, this Framework was formerly known as Engineering Services. The requirement within the CETPS Framework will support the MRA's functions and may require the following services/deliverables which will be structured into four lots with sub-lots available for consultants that specialise in niche sections of the scope. Mine Water Treatment Schemes and Civil & Structural Engineering - Technical understanding of future mine water treatment schemes (MWTS) design parameters, plus expert structural and civil engineering advice. Ecology and Environmental Services - consultant advice, surveys, appropriate responses to ecological and environmental issues. Treatability - Both passive and active MWTS solution technical design and assessment. Consultancy, Planning and Delivery Oversight - Multi-disciplined Consultants to support for planning advice, site supervision and cost benefit analysis. The delivery of these services directly supports (read more...)

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority is planning a closed framework for construction, environmental and technical professional services supporting mine water treatment and remediation across the United Kingdom. The work is divided into four service areas: mine water treatment schemes and civil and structural engineering; ecology and environmental services; treatability advice for passive, semi-passive and active treatment options; and consultancy, planning and delivery oversight. Services may cover feasibility and design, asset performance and integrity, ecological surveys, environmental assessment and monitoring, regulatory compliance, planning and consents, economic analysis, project and programme management, construction oversight, cost consultancy and commercial advice. The framework will support environmental protection and projects in former mining communities. Engineering services, construction-related services and project management consultancy are relevant categories.