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Conversion of Existing Storage Unit to Public Toilet Facility

Description: 1. Introduction Broseley Town Council invites suitably qualified and experienced contractors to submit a tender for the conversion of an existing storage unit into upgraded toilet facilities within the cemetery grounds. The Council is content in principle to proceed with the works, subject to confirmation that all required elements are included within the quoted costs and that full compliance documentation is provided. ________________________________________ 2. Scope of Works The works shall include, but not be limited to, the following: A. External & Enabling Works 1. Traffic management arrangements. 2. Council fees for any required road closures. 3. Severn Trent connection fees (where applicable). 4. Road and ground reinstatement to existing conditions. B. Drainage & Groundworks 5. Installation of foul drainage pipe from the toilet block to the main sewer (read more...)

Summary: Broseley Town Council is seeking to convert an existing storage unit into public toilet facilities within the cemetery grounds, located at postal code TF12 5AD, Broseley, England. The procurement process is in the tender stage, having been published on 23rd February 2026, with the deadline for submissions set for midday on 13th March 2026. This project falls within the works category, specifically involving ground-drainage work, foul-water piping construction, and plumbing and sanitary works. The procurement method is a competitive quotation process below the threshold, with the contract set to begin on 30th April and conclude on 30th May 2026. The tender is valued at £10,000 and caters to small and medium enterprises (SMEs), but not voluntary, community, and social enterprises (VCSEs).

Digital Platform for Direct Payments

Description: The purpose of this engagement is to identify the types of solutions and functionalities available for Digital delivery and management of the Direct Payment/Personal Budget offer in Shropshire for an all-age provision. To view this notice, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=1015766404

Summary: Shropshire Council, located in Shrewsbury, United Kingdom, is in the planning stages of a procurement process for a Digital Platform for Direct Payments. This procurement falls under the software package and information systems category, targeting the delivery and management of direct payment and personal budget offers for all-age provisions in Shropshire. The process is guided by the legal framework outlined in the UK Public General Act 2023/54. The preliminary market engagement phase includes several key activities: a national provider event, an online provider survey scheduled for March 2026, and a Shropshire residents' survey anticipated in May 2026. The deadline for expressing interest in participating in these engagement activities is the 5th of March, 2026.

Hospital Relocation & Equipment Transition Services to the HTP

Description: The authority is seeking suitably experience service provider that works within healthcare and hospital environments to advise and lead in transition planning, project management, consulting and physical relocation services to support delivery of major new hospital development which new build and refurbishment programme to delvier a new clinical model. The services required include; - Operational Readiness Review - Facility Activation Planning - Relocation Strategy - Physical Relocation Plan - Patient Transfer Plan - Physical Relocation Management - Patient Transfer Services - FF&E Inventory Management Services - New Equipment Installation The services are required must align to the programme, and will commence in April 2026 until completion of the programme in late 2027 to early 2028.

Summary: The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust is initiating an open procurement process for "Hospital Relocation & Equipment Transition Services to the HTP." This tender, belonging to the healthcare sector, specifically targets business and management consultancy services alongside hospital services. Located in Shrewsbury, the procurement is currently at the Tender stage, with a submission deadline of 16th March 2026, followed by the award period ending on 23rd March 2026. The contract is valued at £1,200,000 gross, highlighting the importance of technical quality, social value, and pricing criteria in the evaluation process. The project is set to commence in April 2026 and runs through to early 2028.

Sustainable Warmth Shropshire - Warm Homes - Retrofit Coordination & Design Services (Preliminary Market Engagement)

Description: The Council is gearing up to deliver years two and three of the Warm Homes: Local Grant. Under previous years, and similar schemes such as the HUG and LAD schemes, the Council has operated under an independent retrofit coordination model, with a specialist Retrofit Coordinator(s) acting as the Council's project delivery partners to ensure retrofit works carried out under the scheme are compliant with the PAS2035 process. This model, where the Council has procured a delivery partnership of various specialised Retrofit Installers based on an outline model for yearly delivery, and then 'plugged in' a Retrofit Coordinator to oversee the installers compliant delivery of works has proven strong, and effective in ensuring high quality retrofit across the county. This up to four-year contract now presents the Council with (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council is currently at the planning stage of a procurement process for the "Sustainable Warmth Shropshire – Warm Homes - Retrofit Coordination & Design Services" contract. This initiative is focused on construction consultancy and project management services within the West Midlands region, UKG22. Companies are invited to review the Council's initial specification and participate in market engagement activities. The deadline for submitting responses via Microsoft Forms is 27th February 2026, with the contract expected to be active from 1st May 2026 through 30th April 2028. This procurement seeks to optimise retrofit works through strategic engagement with experienced partners.

Door Entry Services

Description: We are seeking to procure a contractor to provide maintenance and services for our door entry systems across our sites. This includes annual servicing, minor repairs, emergency callouts, and the installation or replacement of door entry and intercom systems. Connexus currently use CAME KMS access control system to manage and secure access across our properties. Bidders will be expected to demonstrate experience in maintain the CAME KMS system and to install and maintain Intratone systems. Connexus currently have 146 door entry systems across Shropshire and Herefordshire. Some of which are in same blocks. To view this notice, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=1014353821

Summary: The tender process for "Door Entry Services" is currently underway, initiated by Connexus Homes Limited, a sub-central government public authority located in Craven Arms, United Kingdom. The procurement involves securing a contractor to provide maintenance and services for door entry systems across 146 sites in Shropshire and Herefordshire. This includes annual servicing, minor repairs, emergency callouts, and installation or replacement of systems. The procurement is conducted using an open procedure and is above the threshold defined for services. Key dates include the tender submission deadline now extended to 20th February 2026, with the enquiry period closing on 17th February 2026. The contract, valued at £650,000, will commence on 30th March 2026 for an initial period of two years, with potential extensions based on annual performance reviews until March 2031.

River Severn Partnership Peatland Groundwater Monitoring Project

Description: The River Severn Partnership Advanced Wireless Innovation Region (RSPAWIR) aims to encourage the adoption of advanced wireless technologies by businesses and organisations across the River Severn catchment. Monitoring the ground water levels remotely and in real-time would enable farmers to manage the peatland more effectively and, in doing so, enhance the efficiency of lowland peat to reduce carbon emissions. The RSPAWIR have identified 10 peatland fields in north Shropshire and have agreed in principle with the landowners to install ground water monitoring equipment on their land. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Shrewsbury:-Sensors./VF3246C5U5 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/VF3246C5U5

Summary: Shropshire Council has initiated an open tender procurement process titled "River Severn Partnership Peatland Groundwater Monitoring Project," focusing on sensors and groundwater pollution monitoring or control services. The tender, valued at £80,000, falls under the goods category and aims to deploy advanced wireless technologies across the River Severn catchment in north Shropshire, United Kingdom. Key dates for this tender include the enquiry period ending on 25 February 2026, with final submissions due by 4 March 2026. The project is in the tender stage, and the contract is expected to start on 1 May 2026, with potential renewal options reaching until April 2036.

Community Based Care - Framework

Description: THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION. THIS IS A MARKET ENGAGEMENT. Shropshire Council is currently conducting a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) to gather insights and feedback from potential suppliers operating within the market. The purpose of this engagement is to identify the types of solutions and functionalities available for the procurement of Community Based Care Services. This encompasses Domiciliary Care and Day care, and may, through further engagement, extend to additional areas of provision. The framework aims to consider the opportunity for implementing a comprehensive solution that covers provision for all age groups. The Council has an established procurement approach for domiciliary care through the 'Approved Provider List' (APL). Additionally, the FCA framework is in place for Learning Disabilities & Autism (LD&A). However, with the implementation of (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council is undertaking a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) to explore procurement opportunities within the Community Based Care sector. This initiative is scheduled in Shrewsbury, under the services category, targeting health and social work services along with other community provisions. Key activities, such as the National Provider Event on 5 March 2026, online surveys, and forums, are planned to gather market insights. Currently in the planning stage, this process focuses on accommodating forthcoming changes under the Procurement Act 2023. Participating entities are encouraged to engage through various platforms to influence potential procurement routes and frameworks regarding accommodation-based and community-based support services.

Accommodation Based Care - Framework

Description: THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION. THIS IS A MARKET ENGAGEMENT. Shropshire Council is currently conducting a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) to gather insights and feedback from potential suppliers operating within the market. The purpose of this engagement is to identify the types of solutions and functionalities available for the procurement of Accommodation Based Care Services. This encompasses Care Homes and supported living, and may, through further engagement, extend to additional areas of provision. The framework aims to consider the opportunity for implementing a comprehensive solution that covers provision for all age groups. The Council has an established procurement approach for Care Home Placements through the 'Approved Provider List' (APL). Additionally, the FCA framework is in place for Learning Disabilities & Autism (LD&A). However, with the implementation (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council is embarking on a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) for the procurement of Accommodation Based Care Services, aiming to gather insights and feedback from potential suppliers. This engagement covers the procurement process for services such as Care Homes and supported living, and it might extend to other areas as well. The initiative, part of the Council's existing procurement strategy, is driven by the legal framework established under the Procurement Act 2023. The process is in the planning stage, with important dates including a national provider event scheduled for 5th March 2026 held online via Microsoft Teams, with a deadline for participation by 27th February 2026. The procurement activity pertains to the health and social work services industry, located within the UKG22 region (United Kingdom). The framework, valued at approximately £914 million, is anticipated to run from 2027 to 2032, with a potential extension until 2035.

INVITATION TO TENDER (ITT) Norton in Hales Playground Refurbishment

Description: Norton in Hales Parish Council invites experienced playground designers/installers to submit a tender for the design, supply and installation of new play equipment and associated safety surfacing. The play area is intended for children ranging from toddlers to mid-teens and shall provide innovative, inclusive play opportunities with a minimum expected operational lifespan of 20 years. All works, equipment and impact absorbing surfacing (IAS) must be manufactured, tested and installed to relevant British and European standards (including BS EN 1176 and BS EN 1177). Project Background and Objectives The Council is proposing to replace existing playground equipment and install new equipment with appropriate safety surfacing within the fenced play area located in the village playing field. The design brief has been developed by a Council playground working group with (read more...)

Summary: Norton in Hales Parish Council, located in Whitchurch, United Kingdom, has issued an Invitation to Tender (ITT) for the refurbishment of its playground. The tender aims to select experienced playground designers and installers for the design, supply, and installation of new play equipment, including safety surfacing, in the village playing field. The project is looking to create an innovative and inclusive play space suitable for toddlers to mid-teens, with an operational lifespan of at least 20 years. Key dates to note include the enquiry period closing on 23 February 2026 and the tender submission period ending on 11 March 2026. This procurement stage is currently in the 'tender' phase, under the open procurement method, with a gross budget of £72,000.

Design & Build ED Mental Health Safe Space

Description: Offers required for design & build package as per drawings in the PRH Emergency Department plaster room to be refurbished into a new "mental health Safe Space

Summary: The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust is seeking offers for a design and build package to refurbish a plaster room into a "mental health Safe Space" at the PRH Emergency Department, located in Shrewsbury, United Kingdom. This procurement falls under the building construction work category and is part of an open competition process, indicating its status as a tender stage. The tender period is open until 20th February 2026 at 12:00 PM, with an enquiry period closing earlier on 18th February 2026 at 5:00 PM. The project is governed by legal framework 2023/54 and entails an estimated gross value of £102,000, though offers are invited for a net amount of £85,000 GBP.