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RQNB 266 - Viability Appraisal for Rowley's House

Description: Shropshire Council is seeking to commission a firm of suitably qualified and experienced chartered surveyors to produce a Viability Appraisal for Rowley's House and Mansion, a Grade 2* building located in the centre of Shrewsbury which is in the ownership of the Council. The Viability Appraisal will form a key part of a bid to the National Lottery Heritage enterprise Fund. If this bid is successful, the selected firm will be retained to produce A Development Appraisal to support a subsequent bid for Delivery Funding. Consultants will be required to undertake all the necessary research and analysis and produce a report in the form of a Viability Appraisal. National Lottery guidance is contacted in Appendix 5 and can be summarised as follows: A viability appraisal is part of (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council seeks qualified chartered surveyors for a viability appraisal of Rowley's House, a Grade 2* building in Shrewsbury. This project is crucial for a bid to the National Lottery Heritage Enterprise Fund, and if successful, may lead to further collaboration opportunities. The procurement stage is currently active, with an updated deadline for proposal submissions by 5pm on 17th June 2026. The procurement is an open competition, under the threshold, with the successful firm required to commence work on 15th July 2026, lasting until 14th October 2026. The project is valued at £30,000 and falls under the services industry category, specifically architectural and building-surveying services.

Christmas Lights

Description: Wem Town Council is seeking quotes from suitably experienced and qualified companies for: * Installation, removal and storage of the Christmas Lighting display in Wem which includes 1 bespoke over the road framed display, 2 X bespoke on building frames, 80 x 3ft artificial Christmas trees inc. lights and 220m Maxi LED Festoon Lighting. * Annual maintenance and inspection of the existing electrical lines and associated infrastructure on Wem High Street and Aston Road which provide power for the small Christmas Trees, over the road frame and Maxi LED Lights. * Erection and removal of catenary wires for Maxi LED Lights. * Annual inspection and upgrading where necessary of all Christmas lighting infrastructure including eye bolts, lights, trees, brackets, sockets and wiring. * The decoration of 1 x (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process is being conducted by Wem Town Council, located in Wem, United Kingdom, for a project titled "Christmas Lights." This tender belongs to the industry category involving electrical machinery, construction work, and recreational and cultural services. The procurement is currently in the "Tender" stage with a set closing date for submissions on 6th July 2026. Interested parties must submit their tenders via mail or email, ensuring the documents are clearly marked for confidentiality. The contract is expected to commence on 1st September 2026 and conclude on 31st August 2029, with a potential two-year extension based on satisfactory performance. This open procurement process is set below the threshold for an open competition, with particular emphasis on price and proximity to Wem as key criteria.

Allotments Groundworks and Water Infrastructure Installation

Description: Project Summary: Installation of water pipe infrastructure and associated groundworks Location: Park View, Broseley (main road connection) to Allotment Site, adjacent to Sub Station Gate Tender Submission Deadline: 30 June 2026

Summary: Broseley Town Council has initiated a procurement process titled "Allotments Groundworks and Water Infrastructure Installation" with the aim of installing water pipe infrastructure and conducting associated groundworks. The procurement is categorised under the industry of water installations, building construction work, and public utilities. It is located in Broseley, England, from Park View to the Allotment Site near the Sub Station Gate, postcode TF12 5HX. This process is currently in the tender amendment stage and adopts a limited procurement method involving competitive quotations below the threshold. The tender submission deadline has been extended to 30 June 2026, providing businesses ample time to prepare their proposals. The contract is expected to commence on 4 September 2026 and is scheduled to conclude by 18 September 2026.

Allotments Groundworks and Water Infrastructure Installation

Description: Project Summary: Installation of water pipe infrastructure and associated groundworks Location: Park View, Broseley (main road connection) to Allotment Site, adjacent to Sub Station Gate Tender Submission Deadline: 9 June 2026.

Summary: Broseley Town Council has initiated a procurement process titled "Allotments Groundworks and Water Infrastructure Installation" with the aim of installing water pipe infrastructure and conducting associated groundworks. The procurement is categorised under the industry of water installations, building construction work, and public utilities. It is located in Broseley, England, from Park View to the Allotment Site near the Sub Station Gate, postcode TF12 5HX. This process is currently in the tender amendment stage and adopts a limited procurement method involving competitive quotations below the threshold. The tender submission deadline has been extended to 30 June 2026, providing businesses ample time to prepare their proposals. The contract is expected to commence on 4 September 2026 and is scheduled to conclude by 18 September 2026.

Shrewsbury MPSS Phase 1 - Traffic Modelling, Design and Implementation

Description: Shropshire Council, in its capacity as local highway authority and as a partner within the Shrewsbury Big Town Plan Partnership, is undertaking preliminary market engagement (PME) ahead of an anticipated procurement of multi-disciplinary consultancy services to support the further development and delivery of the Shrewsbury Movement and Public Space Strategy (MPSS) Phase 1 Interventions. The MPSS was adopted in December 2024 as a place-based, integrated strategy to sustain and improve the vitality, viability, accessibility and environmental quality of Shrewsbury town centre. Phase 1 comprises a coherent package of town-centre interventions, including (but not limited to): town-centre traffic loops; a priority pedestrian zone; a two-way bus corridor on St Mary's Street; servicing access; Local Access Priority Areas at Coleham/Belle Vue; an enhanced Park and Ride offer; bus priority on (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council, acting as the local highway authority, is planning a public procurement process titled "Shrewsbury MPSS Phase 1 - Traffic Modelling, Design and Implementation." This process involves multi-disciplinary consultancy services to advance the Shrewsbury Movement and Public Space Strategy (MPSS) Phase 1, aimed at enhancing the vitality and environmental quality of the Shrewsbury town centre. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with preliminary market engagement underway. The engagement period includes submitting responses by 17th June 2026. The procurement process covers various services such as traffic monitoring, highways consultancy, and urban planning, and is set to commence on 1st October 2026, concluding on 28th February 2028, with a possible extension. This opportunity is ideal for businesses located in or capable of operating in the UK region UKG2, focusing on public authority contracts and services above the procurement threshold.

Lythwood Sports Complex

Description: Construction of single storey extensions to provide changing rooms and entrance/plant room, internal refurbishment of existing building, construction of external storage building, installation of additional renewables, extension of parking area and associated landscaping.

Summary: Bayston Hill Parish Council is actively seeking tenders for the construction of significant enhancements to the Lythwood Sports Complex, located in Shrewsbury, United Kingdom. This procurement falls under the 'Construction work' industry category and requires expertise in building single-storey extensions, refurbishing existing structures, and integrating renewable installations. The process is in the tender stage, with submissions closing on 3rd July 2026. An open procedure is used for this above-threshold tender valued at £400,000, allowing a broad range of contractors to participate. Enquiries must be made by 26th June 2026, and the contract is set to start on 1st October 2026, concluding by 30th June 2027.

The Provision Of Electronic Warfare Training Systems

Description: Electronic Warfare Training System, valued at PS1,583,628 for 4 years to be paid yearly

Summary: The Ministry of Defence in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom, is currently at the tender stage for the provision of Electronic Warfare Training Systems, classified under the services category. This procurement opportunity is being conducted through an open procedure and seeks to engage suppliers for a four-year contract commencing on 3rd August 2026. The estimated contract value is £1,583,628, with submissions required by 1st July 2026. Interested parties must register and submit their tenders electronically via the Defence Sourcing Portal by the specified deadline.

DMCV 022 - Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) Notice for the provision of Shropshire Domestic Abuse Victim Service

Description: THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION. THIS IS PRE MARKET ENGAGEMENT. We are currently preparing to commission domestic abuse support across Shropshire. This support will be shaped by our statutory responsibilities under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 and guided by the findings of the Shropshire Domestic Abuse Needs Assessment. Our aim is to ensure that the commissioned services are safe, accessible, and responsive to the diverse needs of survivors and their families. In light of the launch of the Shropshire Domestic Abuse Partnership Strategy, we are offering an additional market engagement event opportunity for potential providers to participate. Through this market engagement session, we hope to: *Share our vision and commissioning priorities for domestic abuse support in Shropshire. *Gather feedback from potential providers and stakeholders on service (read more...)

Summary: The Shropshire Council is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "DMCV 022 - Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) Notice for the provision of Shropshire Domestic Abuse Victim Service." This initiative, classified under health and social work services, is to be conducted in the UKG22 region, and focuses on developing survivor-centred, trauma-informed support services aligned with statutory requirements from the Domestic Abuse Act 2021. An online market engagement event is scheduled for 25th June 2026, which aims to integrate provider insights into the future service design. The procurement process is governed by the legal framework established by the legislation UKPGA 2023/54.

Christmas Lights

Description: Wem Town Council is seeking quotes from suitably experienced and qualified companies for: * Installation, removal and storage of the Christmas Lighting display in Wem which includes 1 bespoke over the road framed display, 2 X bespoke on building frames, 80 x 3ft artificial Christmas trees inc. lights and 220m Maxi LED Festoon Lighting. * Annual maintenance and inspection of the existing electrical lines and associated infrastructure on Wem High Street and Aston Road which provide power for the small Christmas Trees, over the road frame and Maxi LED Lights. * Erection and removal of catenary wires for Maxi LED Lights. * Annual inspection and upgrading where necessary of all Christmas lighting infrastructure including eye bolts, lights, trees, brackets, sockets and wiring. * The decoration of 1 x (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process is being conducted by Wem Town Council, located in Wem, United Kingdom, for a project titled "Christmas Lights." This tender belongs to the industry category involving electrical machinery, construction work, and recreational and cultural services. The procurement is currently in the "Tender" stage with a set closing date for submissions on 6th July 2026. Interested parties must submit their tenders via mail or email, ensuring the documents are clearly marked for confidentiality. The contract is expected to commence on 1st September 2026 and conclude on 31st August 2029, with a potential two-year extension based on satisfactory performance. This open procurement process is set below the threshold for an open competition, with particular emphasis on price and proximity to Wem as key criteria.

Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) Notice for the provision of Mixed Economy services (Repairs & Patching)

Description: THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION. THIS IS A MARKET ENGAGEMENT. Description: Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) Notice for the provision of Mixed Economy services (Repairs & Patching). The Council is seeking to procure a Mixed Economy provider to play a central role in its evolving highways maintenance delivery model. This model moves away from a traditional single-contractor approach and instead combines in-house delivery with strategic partners and specialist providers, enabling the Council to retain control over local, reactive services while leveraging external expertise, scale and innovation. This approach is now well established in Shropshire and has delivered demonstrable benefits, including significant reductions in defect backlogs, improved repair quality, and materially lower unit costs for activities such as pothole repairs, alongside increased public satisfaction and national recognition as (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council is planning a procurement process for a Mixed Economy provider to enhance its highways maintenance services. The initiative is currently at the planning stage with market engagement activities underway. Businesses are invited to complete a preliminary market engagement questionnaire by 12th June 2026 to aid in shaping the requirements and approach. This procurement, classified within the construction and surface works industry category, is expected to cover a significant value of £120,000,000 and is set in the UKG22 region, with the contract starting in October 2026 and running for a period of five-plus years.