PRODUCTION OF A SUITE OF PUBLIC HEALTH AWARENESS VIDEOS

Description: The Council's Public Health team are seeking a company to create a suite of three short, engaging, and accessible films that promote key public health messages. The request is to include residents/service users where possible in the films to enhance the localism of the films These films will be similar in style to previous North Northamptonshire Council films found here. These new films will support awareness, education, and advocacy around early childhood health and development, on the following topics: 2 to 2.5-Year Developmental Reviews This film will promote the health visitor child health review appointment offered at 2 to 2.5 years, which checks a child's development in areas such as growth, movement, communication, speech, social skills, and behaviour. The review also covers healthy eating, sleep, toilet training, safety, (read more...)

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is seeking proposals for the production of a suite of public health awareness videos. The project requires the creation of three short films, addressing various public health topics such as child development reviews, childhood vaccinations, and safer sleep practices for infants. These films aim to promote health education and advocacy among the local community, aligning with the Council's branding and communication guidelines. This procurement, currently in the tender stage, has a deadline for submissions set for 16th January 2026. The work will occur in the UKF2 region, with the contract period starting on 23rd January 2026 and concluding by 31st March 2026. With a gross value of £18,000, the open procurement process invites quotations from interested parties under a "below threshold - open competition" method.

The provision of force control room transformation technology

Description: The provision of force control room transformation technology. Over the next 3 years, Northamptonshire Police will undertake a technology change programme to enhance public contact and optimise incident management capabilities. This initiative is driven by the need to meet evolving business requirements, deliver an improved experience for citizens and manage current technology lifecycles. Following an internal review, the Force has identified key capabilities necessary to strengthen citizen engagement, optimise contact management, improve operational efficiency, and better manage both contact and incident demand effectively. These capabilities will be addressed through a series of initiatives covering the below areas: Inbound Non Emergency Contact Analysis Contact Capture Conversational Contact Automation Proactive After Contact Engagement Unified Contact Management Workforce Management Workflow Automation Citizen Interaction Management Incident Management Optimisation We remain open to (read more...)

Summary: The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Northamptonshire is actively planning the procurement of force control room transformation technology. This significant initiative spans across the next three years, aiming to enhance public contact and optimise incident management capabilities. The procurement process, structured as an open procedure, falls under the industry-specific software package category and is anticipated to commence in August 2026, concluding in August 2030. A planned market engagement (PME) session is expected in January 2026, to inform the requirements, with a future notice scheduled for March 2026. The procurement will take place in Wellingborough, United Kingdom, and is designed to meet evolving business needs, improve citizen experiences, and comply with current technology lifecycles.

The provision of force control room transformation technology

Description: The provision of force control room transformation technology. Over the next 3 years, Northamptonshire Police will undertake a technology change programme to enhance public contact and optimise incident management capabilities. This initiative is driven by the need to meet evolving business requirements, deliver an improved experience for citizens and manage current technology lifecycles. Following an internal review, the Force has identified key capabilities necessary to strengthen citizen engagement, optimise contact management, improve operational efficiency, and better manage both contact and incident demand effectively. These capabilities will be addressed through a series of initiatives covering the below areas: Inbound Non Emergency Contact Analysis Contact Capture Conversational Contact Automation Proactive After Contact Engagement Unified Contact Management Workforce Management Workflow Automation Citizen Interaction Management Incident Management Optimisation We remain open to (read more...)

Summary: The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Northamptonshire is actively planning the procurement of force control room transformation technology. This significant initiative spans across the next three years, aiming to enhance public contact and optimise incident management capabilities. The procurement process, structured as an open procedure, falls under the industry-specific software package category and is anticipated to commence in August 2026, concluding in August 2030. A planned market engagement (PME) session is expected in January 2026, to inform the requirements, with a future notice scheduled for March 2026. The procurement will take place in Wellingborough, United Kingdom, and is designed to meet evolving business needs, improve citizen experiences, and comply with current technology lifecycles.

North Northamptonshire Healthy Lifestyle Service - Market Engagement

Description: Link to complete market testing exercise: https://forms.office.com/e/CUK97xtJGv If you have any difficulties accessing or completing the form, or any questions about it, please email: NNCPHCommissioning@northnorthants.gov.uk Please note budget and contract length are indicative and yet to be formally confirmed. Edit: Deadline for responses midday 14th January 2026 North Northamptonshire Council (NNC) is preparing to commission a new Healthy Lifestyles Service, due to commence on 1st April 2027. To inform the forthcoming procurement strategy and final service model, the Council is carrying out a Soft Market Testing (SMT) exercise with current and potential providers across the health improvement and VCSE sectors, and invite providers to complete the Microsoft Form through the link above. This is a strategic opportunity to modernise adult lifestyle services in North Northamptonshire so they reflect (read more...)

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process to commission a new Healthy Lifestyle Service, with a focus on integrating key elements of adult health improvement. The service will commence on 1st April 2027 and is set to operate until 31st March 2032, with potential for an extension until 2036. Located in the UKF25 region of Northamptonshire, this opportunity falls under the services industry category, specifically targeting health services. The procurement is situated in the planning stage, and the council has scheduled market engagement events to refine the strategy and assess market interest. A significant milestone deadline is set for 14th January 2026, when entities interested in participating can submit their feedback on the service model, procurement route, and anticipated value.

Request for Quotation Pond Dipping Platform at Sywell

Description: Should you wish to take part in the selection process please complete this RFQ and return via e-mail rebecca.jenkins@northnorthants.gov.uk Sywell Country Park is undertaking the installation of a new industrial-grade pond dipping platform to enhance visitor engagement and educational activities around the amphibian pond area. The platform will provide a safe, durable, and accessible structure for public use, including school groups and families, while meeting all relevant structural and environmental standards. The proposed design, as detailed in the engineering drawings, specifies a robust steel framework constructed from Grade S355 structural steel in accordance with BS 5950:2000 and the National Structural Steelwork Specification. All steelwork will be fabricated to BS EN 1090-1:2009 + A1:2011 Execution Class EXC2, ensuring compliance with current UK and EU standards for structural integrity. Key (read more...)

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is seeking competitive quotations for the construction of a pond dipping platform at Sywell Country Park, a project classified under construction materials and associated items. With the tender stage currently active, the procurement process offers a notable opportunity for those in the construction industry. Interested parties should note that the deadline for submission is 21 January 2026, and the contract period spans from 9 February to 31 March 2026. The project is aimed at improving visitor engagement and educational activities, providing an accessible and durable structure for public use at the site in NN60QX, Sywell, Northamptonshire.

Pre-Market Engagement for North Northamptonshire Councils Refurbishment of Autumn House

Description: North Northamptonshire Council (here after referred to as 'the Council') are looking to carrying out PPME in relation to refurbishment works required at their Autumn House dementia facility. The Council will consider any feedback received to help inform the Council's options and further decision making. For the avoidance of doubt, this stage of the project is not part of a formal procurement process, and the Council is not committing, at this stage, to carrying out such a process. Participation or non-participation in the PPME shall not prevent any provider participating in a potential future procurement, nor is it intended that any information supplied as part of the PPME shall place any provider at an advantage in a potential procurement process and participation will be at each organisation's own (read more...)

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Pre-Market Engagement for North Northamptonshire Councils Refurbishment of Autumn House." This project falls under the construction industry category, with a focus on refurbishment works for a Public Health dementia facility in Corby, United Kingdom. The preliminary market engagement aims to seek advice and opinions from the market to inform the Council's decision on future steps. While this engagement is not a formal procurement process, interested parties are encouraged to contact the Council by 15th January 2026 for more information and to participate in the discussion. The Council's office is located at The Corby Cube, George Street, Corby, NN17 1QG, and inquiries can be sent to procurement@northnorthants.gov.uk.

North Northamptonshire Healthy Lifestyle Service - Market Engagement

Description: Link to complete market testing exercise: https://forms.office.com/e/CUK97xtJGv If you have any difficulties accessing or completing the form, or any questions about it, please email: NNCPHCommissioning@northnorthants.gov.uk Please note budget and contract length are indicative and yet to be formally confirmed. North Northamptonshire Council (NNC) is preparing to commission a new Healthy Lifestyles Service, due to commence on 1st April 2027. To inform the forthcoming procurement strategy and final service model, the Council is carrying out a Soft Market Testing (SMT) exercise with current and potential providers across the health improvement and VCSE sectors, and invite providers to complete the Microsoft Form through the link above. This is a strategic opportunity to modernise adult lifestyle services in North Northamptonshire so they reflect national best practice in integration, are easier for (read more...)

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process to commission a new Healthy Lifestyle Service, with a focus on integrating key elements of adult health improvement. The service will commence on 1st April 2027 and is set to operate until 31st March 2032, with potential for an extension until 2036. Located in the UKF25 region of Northamptonshire, this opportunity falls under the services industry category, specifically targeting health services. The procurement is situated in the planning stage, and the council has scheduled market engagement events to refine the strategy and assess market interest. A significant milestone deadline is set for 14th January 2026, when entities interested in participating can submit their feedback on the service model, procurement route, and anticipated value.

North Northamptonshire Healthy Lifestyle Service - Market Engagement

Description: Link to complete market testing exercise: https://forms.office.com/e/CUK97xtJGv If you have any difficulties accessing or completing the form, or any questions about it, please email: NNCPHCommissioning@northnorthants.gov.uk North Northamptonshire Council (NNC) is preparing to commission a new Healthy Lifestyles Service, due to commence on 1st April 2027. To inform the forthcoming procurement strategy and final service model, the Council is carrying out a Soft Market Testing (SMT) exercise with current and potential providers across the health improvement and VCSE sectors, and invite providers to complete the Microsoft Form through the link above. This is a strategic opportunity to modernise adult lifestyle services in North Northamptonshire so they reflect national best practice in integration, are easier for residents and referrers to navigate, deliver better population outcomes by tackling multiple risk factors (read more...)

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process to commission a new Healthy Lifestyle Service, with a focus on integrating key elements of adult health improvement. The service will commence on 1st April 2027 and is set to operate until 31st March 2032, with potential for an extension until 2036. Located in the UKF25 region of Northamptonshire, this opportunity falls under the services industry category, specifically targeting health services. The procurement is situated in the planning stage, and the council has scheduled market engagement events to refine the strategy and assess market interest. A significant milestone deadline is set for 14th January 2026, when entities interested in participating can submit their feedback on the service model, procurement route, and anticipated value.

Kingsway Footpath, Wellingborough remedial works

Description: Remedial works to Kingsway Moreton Avenue, Swanspool Brook Cycle / Foot Path, Wellingborough. Set up compound and welfare facility for security of plant ( out of hours ), material storage area and welfare for staff. Install safety barriers and signs. Saw cut existing surface back to good tarmac. Excavate and dispose of existing surface. Weed kill area of excavation. Install a tack coat emulsion and cold joint to sides. Dispose of all arisings and area left clean Areas Total of 794.88 sq metres.

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is actively seeking tenders for the "Kingsway Footpath, Wellingborough remedial works" project, within the "works" industry category, specifically focusing on surface work for footpaths. This opportunity is open under a below threshold - open competition procurement method. The contracting process is currently in the "tender" stage, with submissions accepted via email to natasha.brown@northnorthants.gov.uk and no electronic submissions allowed. The opportunity is situated in the UKF region, with crucial deadlines set for the enquiry period ending on 2 January 2026 and the tender submission closing on 12 January 2026. The project is valued at £50,000 net (£60,000 gross) and is expected to begin on 1 February 2026 and conclude by 31 March 2026.

Kingsway Footpath, Wellingborough remedial works

Description: Remedial works to Kingsway Moreton Avenue, Swanspool Brook Cycle / Foot Path, Wellingborough. Set up compound and welfare facility for security of plant ( out of hours ), material storage area and welfare for staff. Install safety barriers and signs. Saw cut existing surface back to good tarmac. Excavate and dispose of existing surface. Weed kill area of excavation. Install a tack coat emulsion and cold joint to sides. Dispose of all arisings and area left clean Areas Total of 794.88 sq metres.

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is actively seeking tenders for the "Kingsway Footpath, Wellingborough remedial works" project, within the "works" industry category, specifically focusing on surface work for footpaths. This opportunity is open under a below threshold - open competition procurement method. The contracting process is currently in the "tender" stage, with submissions accepted via email to natasha.brown@northnorthants.gov.uk and no electronic submissions allowed. The opportunity is situated in the UKF region, with crucial deadlines set for the enquiry period ending on 2 January 2026 and the tender submission closing on 12 January 2026. The project is valued at £50,000 net (£60,000 gross) and is expected to begin on 1 February 2026 and conclude by 31 March 2026.