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North Northamptonshire Council - Supply of Electrical Materials

Description: North Northamptonshire Council is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced supplier to provide electrical materials for the Council's repairs and maintenance team.

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is in the planning stage of a tender process titled "North Northamptonshire Council - Supply of Electrical Materials." The contract involves providing electrical materials for the Council's repairs and maintenance team and falls under the "goods" industry category, specifically focusing on building materials. The procurement is identified by OCID ocds-h6vhtk-067fcd and is intended for delivery to the UKF2 region in the United Kingdom. The contract period is planned to start on 1st March 2027 and will end on 28th February 2029, with the possibility of renewal extending up to 28th February 2031. As of 10th April 2026, this process remains in the planning stage, with a future tender notice expected by 3rd August 2026. The total contract value is approximately £2,426,457.60.

Sywell Country Park Reservoir drawdown capacity improvement Project

Description: The dam impounding Sywell Reservoir has been assessed by the Environment Agency (EA) as a Flood Category A (the highest), where a breach of the dam could endanger lives in a community. The Council has a duty to ensure the reservoir is compliant with the Reservoir Act 1975, which includes the appointment of a supervising engineer to undertake annual inspections of the operation and maintenance of the reservoir, and undertake any maintenance and repairs recommended by the inspecting engineer. The 2022 inspection report identified a need to undertake a drawdown assessment of how quickly the water level in the reservoir can be lowered in emergency situations.

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is initiating a tender for the "Sywell Country Park Reservoir drawdown capacity improvement Project" under the category of dam-reinforcement works. The project aims to enhance the safety of the Sywell Reservoir, classified as a high-risk flood area by the Environment Agency. This procurement is in compliance with the Reservoir Act 1975, requiring regular inspections and necessary upgrades. Interested parties should note the tender is open, with submissions due by 12 May 2026. The procurement process is taking place in Corby, United Kingdom, and involves an open competition method. The total estimated contract value is £1,416,000, with a particular emphasis on quality and pricing in the evaluation criteria.

Guttering Refurbishment works

Description: The powder coated large volume Aluminium gutter is in need of remedial maintenance works to address leaks. This work is to assess the internal condition of the gutter and establish if remedial treatments such as treating areas of rust, and renewing gutter joints will suffice and if not to reline the gutters with a new proprietary gutter lining system.

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is actively seeking bids for a guttering refurbishment project, with a focus on maintaining and potentially relining aluminium gutters to address leak issues. This open procurement is classified under the "works" category within the construction industry, specifically focusing on guttering work, and will take place in the UKF region, United Kingdom. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with key dates being the enquiry period closing on 20th March 2026, and the tender submission deadline set for 10th April 2026 by noon. The work is scheduled to commence on 27th April 2026 and conclude by 22nd May 2026, offering a contract valued at £48,000 gross for a below-threshold open competition.

The provision of force control room transformation technology

Description: Following a PME exercise earlier in the year Northamptonshire Police are continuing their Force Control Room Technology Change Programme to enhance public contact and optimise incident management. The programme is intended to deliver a robust, scalable, and future-ready technology ecosystem that improves citizen experience and operational efficiency. Following the period of premarket engagement, the authority is considering our requirements and how these can be best met. Our intention at this stage is to run a competitive flexible procedure covering the following areas: -Contact centre -Capture and analysis -Workforce Management -CRM Please note that these groups include wider functionality and encompasses some of the original 9 capabilities detailed at PME. These can be met either by one supplier or through one supplier as prime with a number of subcontractors. (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process, currently in the planning stage, is initiated by The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Northamptonshire. This contract, titled "The provision of force control room transformation technology," falls under the goods and services category and is situated in the United Kingdom, specifically in the regions of UKF24 and UKF25. It aims to enhance Northamptonshire Police's Force Control Room Technology Change Programme by delivering a scalable and future-ready technology ecosystem. The procurement method is an open competitive flexible procedure, planned to proceed through multiple stages, including tender, demonstrations, and dialogue, with the final stage's submission deadline estimated by 10th July 2026. This opportunity aims to advance public contact and incident management before the award period concluding on 20th July 2026.

North Northamptonshire Healthy Lifestyles Service - Market Engagement Event

Description: North Northamptonshire Council is undertaking a pre-procurement market engagement exercise to inform the future commissioning of an Integrated Healthy Lifestyles Service (planned go-live 1 April 2027). The Council is seeking early input from potential providers and delivery partners on the feasibility and practical delivery considerations of the proposed service model, including the operation of a single point of access/triage and navigation function, digital and self-help support, community and VCSE-led interventions, and a structured clinical interface (including community and workplace NHS Health Checks).

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is in the planning stage of commissioning an Integrated Healthy Lifestyles Service, set to go live on 1st April 2027. The procurement involves a public authority under sub-central government, aiming to modernise adult lifestyle services in the region. A market engagement event is scheduled for 30th April 2026 at Chester House, Higham Road, Wellingborough, to discuss service model structures and gain input from the provider market. This initiative falls under the services industry category, specifically health services, with an estimated gross contract value of £8,640,000. The Council seeks feedback to refine the model before the procurement exercise begins, with a formal notice expected by 17th June 2026.

North Northamptonshire Council Major Works Provision for Void Council Dwellings

Description: North Northamptonshire Council (here after referred to as 'the Council') Housing Maintenance & Repairs Services maintains c. 8,230 council owned dwellings across North Northamptonshire. The purpose of this contract would be to support the Council's Voids team with any Major Void refurbishment works. Over a quarter of all Council voids are classified as 'Major' voids which require the replacement of a major component e.g. kitchen, heating system, electrical system, notifiable asbestos removal or structural repairs. This work costs significantly more than a standard void and takes more time. As a result, the Council at times are unable to provide sufficient resource and may seek support from external suppliers to ensure delays are reduced. To deliver the improved turnaround and possible economies of scale, Housing Maintenance & Repairs Services (read more...)

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is planning a procurement process for its Major Works Provision, aimed at refurbishing void council dwellings within the region. This contract, classified under services, is designed to aid the Voids team with refurbishments, including major works like kitchen replacements, heating system updates, and asbestos removal. The tender is currently in the planning stage, with a future notice expected on 24 June 2026. The contract is scheduled to commence on 24 September 2026 and conclude by 23 September 2028. The procurement is supported by a framework agreement and is situated in the United Kingdom under Industry Category UKF2.

North Northamptonshire Council Housing Windows & Doors Renewals and Maintenance Contract

Description: North Northamptonshire Council's ( here after referred to as 'The Council') Housing Maintenance & Development Services maintains c. 8,230 council owned dwellings across North Northamptonshire. The purpose of this contract would be to support the Council in window and door renewals and maintenance across the housing portfolio. While "in-house" trade operatives are used for minor repairs there has been little large-scale capital investment in window/door works for over a decade and as a result, we are starting to see an increase in the number of windows/doors failing the Decent Homes Standard. To deliver this capital investment at scale, Housing Maintenance & Development Services require a flexible measured-term contract, where such work can easily be draw down.

Summary: The procurement process is initiated by North Northamptonshire Council, which has issued a planning notice for a substantial project focusing on housing windows and doors renewals and maintenance across its portfolio. The process currently stands at the planning stage as of late March 2026, with a planned contract period from 6th July 2026 to 5th July 2028. This project falls under the industry category of 'works', specifically within the installation of doors and windows domain. The procurement method being used is selective, utilising a pre-Procurement Act commercial tool, and aims to address the requirement for large-scale capital investment in response to increased failures against the Decent Homes Standard.

North Northamptonshire Council Housing Roofing Renewals & Maintenance Contract

Description: North Northamptonshire Council's ( here after referred to as 'The Council') Housing Maintenance & Development Services maintains c. 8,230 council owned dwellings across North Northamptonshire. The purpose of this contract would be to support the Council in major roof renewals and maintenance across the housing portfolio. While "in-house" trade operatives are used for minor roof repairs there has been little large-scale capital investment in roofing works for over a decade and as a result, the Council are starting to see an increase in the number of roofs failing the Decent Homes Standard. To deliver this capital investment at scale, Housing Maintenance & Development Services require a flexible measured-term contract, where such work can easily be draw down.

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is planning a procurement process under the title "North Northamptonshire Council Housing Roofing Renewals & Maintenance Contract." The procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with notifications published on 24 March 2026. This contract, scheduled to start on 2 November 2026 and end on 1 November 2028, is aimed at renewing and maintaining roofs on approximately 8,230 council-owned dwellings across the region of North Northamptonshire, specifically UKF2. The procurement, categorised under "works," will involve tasks like roof repair, maintenance, and insulation. Interested parties should note that further notices are expected by 24 June 2026.

North Northamptonshire Council Housing Roofing Renewals & Maintenance Contract

Description: North Northamptonshire Council's ( here after referred to as 'The Council') Housing Maintenance & Development Services maintains c. 8,230 council owned dwellings across North Northamptonshire. The purpose of this contract would be to support the Council in major roof renewals and maintenance across the housing portfolio. While "in-house" trade operatives are used for minor roof repairs there has been little large-scale capital investment in roofing works for over a decade and as a result, the Council are starting to see an increase in the number of roofs failing the Decent Homes Standard. To deliver this capital investment at scale, Housing Maintenance & Development Services require a flexible measured-term contract, where such work can easily be draw down.

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council is planning a procurement process under the title "North Northamptonshire Council Housing Roofing Renewals & Maintenance Contract." The procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with notifications published on 24 March 2026. This contract, scheduled to start on 2 November 2026 and end on 1 November 2028, is aimed at renewing and maintaining roofs on approximately 8,230 council-owned dwellings across the region of North Northamptonshire, specifically UKF2. The procurement, categorised under "works," will involve tasks like roof repair, maintenance, and insulation. Interested parties should note that further notices are expected by 24 June 2026.

North Northamptonshire Council Education Support Services

Description: North Northamptonshire Council are pleased to advise that we will be setting up a Framework Agreement for Educational Support Services for Children and Young People in North Northamptonshire. The framework agreement is structured initially into five distinct service categories, referred to as 'lots', each representing a different type of support service. This will consist of: * Lot 1 - Educational Psychology * Lot 2 - Speech and Language Therapy (SaLT) * Lot 3 - Occupational and Sensory Therapy * Lot 4 - Tuition * Lot 5 - Alternative Provision These services are intended to support children and young people aged 0 to 25 years where the Council has identified a need for additional educational support. This includes those with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP), as well (read more...)

Summary: North Northamptonshire Council, a sub-central government public authority, is in the planning stage for a tender concerning Educational Support Services within the region of North Northamptonshire (UKF25). The forthcoming Framework Agreement is for services catering to children and young people aged 0 to 25 years, with a primary focus on those requiring additional educational support. Comprising five lots—Educational Psychology, Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational and Sensory Therapy, Tuition, and Alternative Provision—the tender supports both SEND pupils and those with Education, Health and Care Plans. The procurement is in its planning stage, with a document published on March 21, 2026, noting the tender’s formal release scheduled for April 2026. Interested suppliers should register by April 10, 2026, via the NNC E-procurement portal.