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Protect Duty: County Hall Campus Alert System

Description: The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) is to gauge interest from the market and to investigate solution options for a potential procurement described under Section 2: Background. This will enable the Council to examine the key issues that relate to the opportunities available and refine our approach which will inform the decision-making process that needs to be undertaken prior to any possible future procurement. This is not an invitation to bid, this is solely a request for information (RFI) and no direct business will be awarded because of completing this RFI. Responding to this document does not advantage or disadvantage any supplier in any possible future procurement process.

Summary: Leicestershire County Council is exploring a potential alert system for its County Hall campus, covering electronic messaging, information systems and surveillance and security equipment. The planned purchase is categorised as a service, with the system intended for use at the council’s County Hall site in Leicester. The council’s market engagement is intended to gauge supplier interest and examine possible solutions before it decides whether to proceed with a procurement. This is an early-stage exercise focused on shaping the requirement, rather than a request for suppliers to submit tenders. Suppliers working across campus alerting, security systems, communications and integrated information systems may find the subject relevant and be able to contribute options for the council to consider.

Urban Design Consultancy

Description: Our Planning and Development Service is seeking an urban designer to work within our busy development management team. Your case load would comprise largely of volume house builder applications - sustaining significant annual new house building rates required under existing and emerging Local Plans. You will work on applications of various types and scales including our major settlement extensions at South East Coalville and Money Hill, Ashby de la Zouch.?Your case load would also include major commercial/industrial/leisure developments across the district.

Summary: North West Leicestershire District Council is seeking urban design consultancy support for its Planning and Development Service. The consultant will work within the council’s development management team, assessing planning applications of varied types and scale. Work will focus largely on applications from volume housebuilders, supporting housebuilding planned under current and emerging Local Plans. It also covers major settlement extensions at South East Coalville and Money Hill, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, as well as major commercial, industrial and leisure developments across the district. This is urban planning and design work for a local authority, delivered across North West Leicestershire, including the named development locations.

Protect Duty: County Hall Campus Alert System

Description: The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) is to gauge interest from the market and to investigate solution options for a potential procurement described under Section 2: Background. This will enable the Council to examine the key issues that relate to the opportunities available and refine our approach which will inform the decision-making process that needs to be undertaken prior to any possible future procurement. This is not an invitation to bid, this is solely a request for information (RFI) and no direct business will be awarded because of completing this RFI. Responding to this document does not advantage or disadvantage any supplier in any possible future procurement process.

Summary: Leicestershire County Council is exploring a potential alert system for its County Hall campus, covering electronic messaging, information systems and surveillance and security equipment. The planned purchase is categorised as a service, with the system intended for use at the council’s County Hall site in Leicester. The council’s market engagement is intended to gauge supplier interest and examine possible solutions before it decides whether to proceed with a procurement. This is an early-stage exercise focused on shaping the requirement, rather than a request for suppliers to submit tenders. Suppliers working across campus alerting, security systems, communications and integrated information systems may find the subject relevant and be able to contribute options for the council to consider.

Rutland County Museum Brand Identity and Website

Description: Rutland County Council wishes to appoint a suitably qualified supplier to develop a distinctive and sustainable brand identity for Rutland County Museum, and a modern, accessible website informed by and reflecting that identity.

Summary: Rutland County Council is seeking a supplier to create a distinctive, sustainable brand identity for Rutland County Museum and design and build a modern, accessible website that reflects the new identity. This is a combined branding and website design service, with the website intended to present the museum consistently with its refreshed identity. The buyer is Rutland County Council, based in Oakham. The stated delivery location is in the United Kingdom; no more specific delivery place is identified. The requirement is suited to creative and digital agencies or specialist firms able to develop a museum brand and translate it into an accessible website. The work is treated as a single requirement rather than being divided into separately described lots.

Highway Waste Services Framework_2026

Description: Leicestershire County Council (the Council) has a requirement for the compliant removal of waste generated in connection with highway maintenance activities in accordance with the Waste Duty of Care Code of Practice November 2018. The Council is looking to appoint up to five suitably qualified and experienced Bidders who can provide services in connection with each of the following lots: * Lot 1 - bulk collection of highway maintenance waste (South Leicestershire) * Lot 2 - bulk collection of highway maintenance waste (North Leicestershire) * Lot 3 - bulk collection of dewatered gully waste * Lot 4 - provision and collection of skips (South Leicestershire) * Lot 5 - provision and collection of skips (North Leicestershire) The Council is looking to appoint any number of suitably qualified and (read more...)

Summary: Leicestershire County Council is seeking suppliers for highway-maintenance waste services in Leicestershire. The work covers bulk collection of highway waste in the north and south of the county, bulk collection of dewatered gully waste, provision and collection of skips in both areas, and accessible tipping facilities. The tipping facilities may be in Leicestershire or within ten miles of its boundary. The requirement is to remove waste generated by highway maintenance in line with the Waste Duty of Care Code of Practice. This is a waste collection and disposal opportunity (CPV 90500000). Suppliers may bid for one or more lots, and successful suppliers may be appointed to multiple lots. The Council intends to use an NEC4 framework contract, with suppliers selected for work under each lot through the framework’s selection procedure.

Highway Waste Services Framework_2026

Description: Leicestershire County Council (the Council) has a requirement for the compliant removal of waste generated in connection with highway maintenance activities in accordance with the Waste Duty of Care Code of Practice November 2018. The Council is looking to appoint up to five suitably qualified and experienced Bidders who can provide services in connection with each of the following lots: * Lot 1 - bulk collection of highway maintenance waste (South Leicestershire) * Lot 2 - bulk collection of highway maintenance waste (North Leicestershire) * Lot 3 - bulk collection of dewatered gully waste * Lot 4 - provision and collection of skips (South Leicestershire) * Lot 5 - provision and collection of skips (North Leicestershire) The Council is looking to appoint any number of suitably qualified and (read more...)

Summary: Leicestershire County Council is seeking suppliers for highway-maintenance waste services in Leicestershire. The work covers bulk collection of highway waste in the north and south of the county, bulk collection of dewatered gully waste, provision and collection of skips in both areas, and accessible tipping facilities. The tipping facilities may be in Leicestershire or within ten miles of its boundary. The requirement is to remove waste generated by highway maintenance in line with the Waste Duty of Care Code of Practice. This is a waste collection and disposal opportunity (CPV 90500000). Suppliers may bid for one or more lots, and successful suppliers may be appointed to multiple lots. The Council intends to use an NEC4 framework contract, with suppliers selected for work under each lot through the framework’s selection procedure.

SE1286 Transgender Inclusion in Domestic Sports Guidance Review

Description: The Sports Councils commissioned and published the Transgender Inclusion in Domestic Sport Guidance in September 2021. The Guidance is supported by several background documents, including the Transgender International Research Literature Review 2021. In April 2025, the Supreme Court Ruling (For Women Scotland Ltd V The Scottish Ministers) ruled that, under the 2010 Equality Act, the protected characteristic of 'sex' means a person's biological sex. The updated Equalities and Human Rights Commission Statutory Code of Practice for services, public functions and associations became legally binding on 5 August 2026 and provides guidance as to how the Equality Act 2010 should be applied. Following advice from legal counsel, and a literature review on the topic, the Sports Councils CEOs agreed that a full review is required. Sport England (on behalf (read more...)

Summary: Sport England, acting for the Sports Councils, is seeking a supplier to review and revise the Transgender Inclusion in Domestic Sport Guidance. The work is a research and policy review of guidance first published in September 2021, supported by background documents including a literature review. It must assess the guidance from scientific, medical and policy perspectives and produce revised guidance to help National Governing Bodies of sport and others in the sports sector develop transgender inclusion policies. The requirement is research services (CPV 73110000). The guidance is intended for use across the UK sports sector; the procurement data does not identify a delivery site.

Exeter Foyer Security

Description: Stonewater would like to invite security suppliers to bid for the Exeter Foyer Security tender (00274-CX). Contract length: 3 years Submission deadline: Monday 2nd November - 4pm. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Whetstone--LEICESTER:-Security-services./E83MK69R39 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/E83MK69R39

Summary: Stonewater Limited is seeking security services for Exeter Foyer. The work is to provide security at the foyer, in Exeter. This is a services contract for a single requirement, rather than a tender covering several separately described service areas.

Gambling Behaviour Change Campaign

Description: Leicestershire County Council is seeking an experienced provider to undertake the research, co-production, development and design of a behaviour change campaign aimed at increasing awareness of and reducing gambling-related harms across Leicestershire. The requirement is for campaign development and design only. Implementation of the campaign is not included within the scope of this commission, but it is expected that the Provider will identify channels and methods for delivery. Gambling-related harm is recognised as a public health issue with impacts extending beyond individuals to families, communities and wider society. Harms can include impacts on mental and physical health, finances, relationships, employment, housing stability, and engagement with support services. Evidence also highlights the need to increase awareness, reduce stigma, encourage earlier help-seeking and improve understanding of the harms. Partners across (read more...)

Summary: Leicestershire County Council is buying research and development for a gambling-harms behaviour change campaign across Leicestershire. The commission covers research, co-production, campaign strategy, creative concept and design of campaign assets; it does not cover campaign delivery. The work should identify suitable channels and methods for future delivery. It aims to increase understanding of gambling-related harms, reduce stigma and encourage earlier help-seeking, drawing on local needs and evidence. The provider will work with the Council’s corporate Communications team and involve people from the target audiences and people with lived experience of gambling-related harm. This is a public health and advertising campaign services requirement (CPV 79341400), delivered in Leicestershire.

MBC-1620 Green Waste and Street Sweepings Haulage

Description: This procurement seeks to appoint a contractor to provide haulage services for green waste and street sweepings collected within the Melton Borough area. Melton Borough Council is the designated Waste Collection Authority, while Leicestershire County Council manages the disposal of local authority waste.

Summary: Melton Borough Council is seeking a contractor to haul green waste and street sweepings collected across the Melton Borough area. The Council is the waste collection authority; Leicestershire County Council manages disposal of local authority waste. The requirement is for waste haulage services, supporting the transfer of collected material for disposal. Delivery is within the Melton Borough area. The contract is arranged as a single lot.