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NAB - Gas & Heating System Installs

Description: Nuneaton and Bedworth Community Enterprises Limited (NABCEL) is the commercial trading arm of Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council (NBBC). NABCEL delivers a range of services including gas and electrical works across the Council's housing stock of approximately 5,500 properties. This Specification sets out the requirements for a Contractor to provide gas heating system installation and replacement works as a sub-contractor to NABCEL. The successful Contractor will work under the direction of NABCEL's Gas & Electrical Manager and Operations team to deliver both programmed and ad-hoc heating system replacements to a high standard, on time and in a customer-focused manner.

Summary: Nuneaton and Bedworth Community Enterprises Limited (NABCEL), the commercial trading arm of Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council, is seeking a subcontractor for gas heating system installations and replacements across the council’s housing stock of about 5,500 properties. The work covers both planned programme installations and ad-hoc replacements. The contractor will work under NABCEL’s Gas & Electrical Manager and operations team, delivering the work to a high standard and with a customer-focused approach. This is heating installation and replacement work, including boiler and central-heating installations. The work is associated with the council’s housing stock; the procurement does not identify a more specific delivery location.

Fuel Cards

Description: Fuel cards and charge cards

Summary: Cadent Gas Limited intends to procure fuel-card and charge-card services for its UK operations. The fuel-card service is to give drivers nationwide access to forecourts, including major fuel suppliers and supermarket chains, and to cover HGV and commercial vehicle refuelling. Cards should also provide access to products such as AdBlue, engine oils and lubricants. The charge-card service is intended for nationwide electric-vehicle charging, biofuel and hydrogen networks. Cadent also seeks accurate, timely management information on card allocation and use, together with effective account management. The services are for delivery across the United Kingdom.

Fuel Cards

Description: Fuel cards and charge cards

Summary: Cadent Gas Limited intends to procure fuel-card and charge-card services for its UK operations. The fuel-card service is to give drivers nationwide access to forecourts, including major fuel suppliers and supermarket chains, and to cover HGV and commercial vehicle refuelling. Cards should also provide access to products such as AdBlue, engine oils and lubricants. The charge-card service is intended for nationwide electric-vehicle charging, biofuel and hydrogen networks. Cadent also seeks accurate, timely management information on card allocation and use, together with effective account management. The services are for delivery across the United Kingdom.

2026-843 CMM LEB and Pork Evaluation

Description: AHDB require retail analysis for campaign results from top level categories for total beef and lamb, and total pig meat down to specific cuts or products, such as pork mince or beef mince. Therefore, it is imperative the agency are suppliers of robust retail data. The budget for this project is PS100,000 (including VAT) per marketing campaign (so PS200,000 in total). AHDB's marketing campaigns aim to accelerate positive attitudinal change towards British beef, lamb, dairy and pork, and ultimately drive sales. AHDB's marketing team have done a few consumer media modelling studies over previous years. They use this information to communicate the success of campaigns to our levy payers and show the return in retail sales our campaigns have for our sector products. This information is used to (read more...)

Summary: The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) is seeking retail analysis to evaluate marketing campaigns for British beef, lamb and pork. The work covers retail sales results for total beef and lamb and total pig meat, analysed down to individual cuts or products such as pork mince and beef mince. The analysis will help AHDB assess campaign impact, report results to levy payers and inform improvements to future activity. Suppliers must provide robust retail data. This is a market research service, delivered across the United Kingdom.

Household Waste Recycling Centre Garden Waste

Description: Warwickshire County Council (the Council) is undertaking market engagement with Suppliers to gain a better understanding of the market available for the management of garden waste arising from Warwickshire Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs). Information gathered from this market testing exercise will inform the procurement strategy and contract design including the specification, ensuring the Council achieves its objectives and best value for money. The Council has nine HWRC's located across the County, receiving in excess of 1.5 million visits every year. Site usage is typically highest at weekends, bank holiday's, throughout holiday periods, including Easter, and during summer months. Eight of the HWRC's are operated by the Council and there is currently one contract in place for the management of garden waste from these HWRC's. Judkins HWRC is (read more...)

Summary: Warwickshire County Council is planning a service contract to manage garden waste produced at eight of its household waste recycling centres. The work covers providing containers, collecting and transporting the waste, and arranging composting. The council operates eight of its nine centres; Judkins is excluded. The centres are across Warwickshire and collectively receive more than 1.5 million visits a year. The council already has access to composting outlets through other contracts, so it is also interested in suppliers able to provide container provision and collection and haulage without operating a composting site. This is a market-testing exercise to help shape the eventual procurement strategy, specification and contract design, rather than an invitation to tender.

Preliminary Market Engagement for the provision of Social Care Provider Management Software

Description: Warwickshire County Council is exploring the potential commissioning of a Social Care Provider Relationship Management Tool to strengthen how the Council engages with, understands and manages its local social care provider market. The Council works with a wide range of social care providers across different service areas, including regulated and non-regulated provision. Effective provider relationship management is essential to supporting market sustainability, understanding provider capacity and pressures, improving communication, monitoring risks, and ensuring that commissioned services continue to meet local needs and statutory responsibilities. At present, information about providers, quality, performance, risks, engagement activity and market intelligence may be held across different systems, teams and processes. This can make it more difficult to maintain a single, consistent view of provider relationships and to use information proactively to support (read more...)

Summary: Warwickshire County Council is exploring a digital social care provider relationship management system. It wants a more coordinated view of its local provider market, covering both regulated and non-regulated care providers across different service areas. Potential functionality includes provider records and contact management, logs of engagement, tracking risks and issues, quality and performance information, market intelligence, reporting and dashboards, and integration with existing Council systems where appropriate. The system is intended to support commissioning, contract management, quality assurance and market shaping, helping the Council understand provider capacity and pressures, improve communication and monitor risks. Delivery is for the Council’s work across Warwickshire; the procurement is categorised as software and information systems.

2026-837 Gulfood design and stand build requirements

Description: AHDB are intending to procure a supplier to design, build, deliver and dispose of a stand for the Gulfood 2027 which will take place at the Dubai World Trade Centre, 15th to 19th March 2027. The successful supplier will be responsible for the design, production, construction, dismantling, and disposal of the stand, together with AV, graphic production, technical services, and associated production requirements. The main objective of the stand is to highlight the quality of British meat supplied by AHDB, its partner and co-exhibitors. The stand should give visitors the opportunity to see and taste product, while enabling exhibitors to meet new and existing clients in a professional setting. To register on the Atamis eSourcing portal, please use link https://defra-family.force.com/s/Welcome The closing date and time for this opportunity (read more...)

Summary: The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) is procuring event services for a stand at Gulfood 2027, at Dubai World Trade Centre in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The supplier will design, produce, build, deliver, dismantle and dispose of the stand, and provide audiovisual equipment, graphics, technical services and related production. The stand is intended to showcase British meat supplied by AHDB, its partner and co-exhibitors. It must let visitors see and taste the products and provide exhibitors with a professional setting for meeting new and existing clients. The work brings together exhibition design and construction with the technical and production services needed to deliver the stand.

Provision of Victim Support Services

Description: The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Warwickshire invites tenders for the provision of Victim Support Services across Warwickshire. The PCC seeks to commission experienced providers to deliver high-quality, accessible and specialist support services for victims and survivors of crime including family members and friends where appropriate, enabling individuals to cope with and recover from the impact of crime, access appropriate support and exercise their rights under the Victims' Code. Services will contribute to the PCC's wider priorities of supporting victims and survivors, protecting vulnerable people, improving access to justice, reducing violence against women and girls, reducing inequalities in access to support and improving wellbeing and recovery outcomes. The requirement is divided into four lots: * Lot 1 - Multi Crime Victim Service * Lot 2 - Sexual (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire is buying county-wide victim and survivor support services in Warwickshire. The requirement is divided into four lots: a multi-crime victim service offering triage, practical and emotional support, advocacy and referrals; specialist support for sexual violence, including independent advocacy and therapeutic support; support for children and young people vulnerable to exploitation; and advocacy and support for adults affected by modern slavery, trafficking and exploitation. Services are intended to help people recover, improve safety and access their rights, with referrals from agencies and self-referrals across the county. Bidders may tender for one or more lots. Delivery involves working with police, criminal justice, health, safeguarding, local authority and voluntary-sector partners, and responding to victims’ differing needs.

Financial Planning Solution

Description: This Request for Information (RfI) seeks market insight and a Rough Order of Magnitude (ROM) for replacing Cadent's current financial planning solution. The RfI will help Cadent understand available solution capabilities, delivery approaches, implementation effort, indicative timescales, operating models and whole-life costs. It is a market-testing exercise only and does not commit Cadent to a particular solution, supplier or subsequent procurement route.

Summary: Cadent Gas Limited is exploring a replacement for its current financial planning solution. The planned service concerns financial planning software and its implementation, including the solution’s capabilities, delivery approach, operating model and whole-life costs. The work is intended to help Cadent understand the market before deciding whether and how to proceed with a procurement. Cadent is the buying organisation. The procurement is described as a single lot. No delivery location is stated in the procurement details.

Criminal Justice Related Drug and Alcohol Referral Service for Adults

Description: The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Warwickshire invites tenders for the provision of a Criminal Justice Related Drug and Alcohol Referral Service for Adults. The PCC seeks to commission an experienced provider to deliver an Arrest Referral Service across police custody settings in Warwickshire, together with associated substance misuse assessment, intervention and referral services. In addition, the provider will deliver a service within the Leamington Justice Centre courts' setting to offenders who have a history of substance use related problems, the provider will complete court requested suitability assessments for community sentences; and provide information to Court Probation Staff to inform Pre-Sentence Reports. The service will undertake holistic criminal justice substance misuse assessments for individuals in custody who test positive following a Drug Test on Arrest and those (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire is buying a single, integrated adult criminal-justice drug and alcohol referral and treatment-support service. It will operate across Warwickshire police custody settings and at Leamington Justice Centre. The provider will assess people in custody who test positive for drugs on arrest or choose to engage, considering substance use alongside offending, health, safeguarding, vulnerability and wider social needs. Court work includes suitability assessments for community sentence treatment requirements, including drug rehabilitation and alcohol treatment requirements, and information for probation staff preparing pre-sentence reports. The service will provide early intervention, harm-reduction advice, brief interventions and referral routes into community treatment and wider support. Delivery involves working with police custody, probation, the community treatment provider and other statutory and community partners.