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Diagnostic Review of Adult Social Care Services, Transformation and Savings

Description: Shropshire Council commissions and delivers support for adults aged 18 and above across adult social care services. The Council wishes to strengthen its understanding of current services, demand, practice and cost drivers across adult social care in order to identify opportunities to improve outcomes, secure better value for money, deliver sustainable savings and support transformation. This PME seeks a provider that can work in partnership with the Council to review current transformation activity, validate priorities and identify further opportunities to improve services, reduce costs and deliver sustainable savings across adult social care. A priority area of focus within this broader review will be working age adults and complex care. The appointed provider will be expected to undertake a robust, evidence-led review using case sampling, quantitative and qualitative data (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council is currently in the planning stage for a tender titled "Diagnostic Review of Adult Social Care Services, Transformation and Savings" under the business and management consultancy services industry category. This procurement opportunity is geographically focused in the UK, specifically Shropshire, and is intended to strengthen the council's adult social care services. The contract is expected to commence on 1st July 2026 and is scheduled for completion by 1st September 2026, with a potential extension to 1st October 2026. Key dates to note include a deadline for engagement and clarification questions by 29th May 2026 and submission responses by 8th June 2026. The estimated value of the contract is between £50,000 and £250,000, with a requirement for an intensive, eight-week diagnostic sprint. The approach involves an inception phase, engagement with stakeholders, case sampling, and comprehensive data analysis.

Diagnostic Review of Adult Social Care Services, Transformation and Savings

Description: Shropshire Council commissions and delivers support for adults aged 18 and above across adult social care services. The Council wishes to strengthen its understanding of current services, demand, practice and cost drivers across adult social care in order to identify opportunities to improve outcomes, secure better value for money, deliver sustainable savings and support transformation. This PME seeks a provider that can work in partnership with the Council to review current transformation activity, validate priorities and identify further opportunities to improve services, reduce costs and deliver sustainable savings across adult social care. A priority area of focus within this broader review will be working age adults and complex care. The appointed provider will be expected to undertake a robust, evidence-led review using case sampling, quantitative and qualitative data (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the project titled "Diagnostic Review of Adult Social Care Services, Transformation and Savings" is currently in the planning stage. This tender is managed by Shropshire Council, a public authority in the sub-central government sector, located in Shrewsbury, United Kingdom (UKG22). The process seeks a provider to engage in a comprehensive review of adult social care services, with an aim to identify improvement opportunities, validate priorities, and propose a three-year transformation plan. Key deadlines include the clarification questions due by Friday, 29 May 2026, and a response deadline by Monday, 8 June 2026. The procurement falls under the services category with a financial scope ranging from £50,000 to £250,000.

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 is currently inviting tenders for a crucial Viability Appraisal of Rowley's House and Mansion, a Grade 2* listed building in the heart of Shrewsbury. This procurement falls under the 'Architectural, engineering and surveying services' industry category. The procurement process is at the tender stage with an open competition method, and the estimated value of the contract is £30,000. Interested firms are required to submit their proposals by 5pm on 10th June 2026. The project, aiming to form part of a bid for the National Lottery Heritage Enterprise Fund, commences on 15th July 2026 and concludes on 14th October 2026.

The provision of recycling and waste collection services including destruction of confidential wastepaper from Shropshire Council owned/run sites

Description: THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION. THIS IS A MARKET ENGAGEMENT. Description: Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) Notice for the provision of recycling and waste collection services including destruction of confidential wastepaper from Shropshire Council owned/run sites The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement Notice is to assist the Council in developing the authority's requirements and approach to the procurement. Particularly in relation to the themes addressed within the PME questionnaire. The main objectives of the preliminary market engagement will be to initiate an exchange with the market to consider the Council's proposals across specific themes related to maintaining high standards of service and whilst advancing the Council's strategic priorities. The procurement will cover the provision of recycling and residual waste collection services, together with the secure destruction (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process for the provision of recycling and waste collection services, which includes the destruction of confidential wastepaper from their owned or run sites. This market engagement, not a call for competition, aims to refine the Council's requirements and procurement approach. Industry participants are invited to complete a market engagement questionnaire by the 5th of June 2026. This process falls within the refuse and waste-related services industry category and targets the Shrewsbury region, marking the start of further procurement activities anticipated to commence in June 2026. The expected contract will run from November 11th, 2026, to November 11th, 2030, with a potential gross contract value of £589,200 GBP.

Oswestry Innovation Park - Multi Utility Infrastructure

Description: Shropshire Council (the Authority) is seeking expressions of interest and market intelligence from suitably experienced and accredited organisations in connection with the procurement of utility infrastructure for Oswestry Innovation Park, an 18-hectare strategic employment site at Mile End, Oswestry, Shropshire. The Authority, supported by its technical advisors UCML, intends to appoint an Independent Connection Provider (ICP) or consortium to deliver on-site utility infrastructure comprising electricity, clean water and civil works. Telecommunications infrastructure will be procured separately to preserve open-market access for future occupiers. This notice is issued pursuant to Section 16 of the Procurement Act 2023 to invite the market to participate in a structured pre-market engagement process ahead of a formal competitive procurement.

Summary: Shropshire Council is in the planning stages of procuring multi-utility infrastructure for the Oswestry Innovation Park, located in Mile End, Oswestry, Shropshire. This initiative is under the industry category of “works” with a focus on infrastructure development, and it falls under the special regime of utilities. The procurement process is currently in the “planning” stage, having started with a preliminary market engagement notice published on 21st May 2026. Key activities include a market engagement event scheduled for 4th June 2026, followed by a deadline for market feedback on 18th June 2026. The project aims to appoint an Independent Connection Provider (ICP) or consortium by the end of the planning phase, with a contract period expected to begin on 1st November 2026 and potentially extend to 30th June 2029.

C-17 Air Traffic Control (ATC) and Operational Control Satcom Data Link Service

Description: C-17 Air Traffic Control (ATC) and Operational Control Satcom Data Link Service valued at PS616581.00 for 5 years to be paid on a monthly basis.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence has initiated a tender for the provision of the C-17 Air Traffic Control (ATC) and Operational Control Satcom Data Link Service. This procurement process falls under the "services" category, specifically within air-traffic control systems, and is managed through an open procedure. Based in Wolverhampton, UK, the Ministry is seeking suppliers who can deliver this service over a five-year period with a total value of £616,581. Key milestones of the tender process include the deadline for enquiries on 5th June 2026, submission of tenders by 3rd July 2026, and the award of the contract by 24th July 2026. The service provision will commence on 17th September 2026.

Town Park Play Area Extension and Refurbishment

Description: Market Drayton Town Council invites suitably qualified and experienced contractors to submit tenders for the extension, refurbishment of equipment and installation of new equipment the Town Park Play Area * Installation of new fencing and gates * Removal and reinstatement of existing fencing * Installation of new tarmac pathways * Removal of existing pathways and reinstatement of grassed areas * Refurbishment of existing play equipment * Removal and disposal of obsolete play equipment * Supply and installation of new play equipment For full details please contact townclerk@marketdrayton.gov.uk

Summary: Market Drayton Town Council, a regional or local authority, is seeking tenders for the 'Town Park Play Area Extension and Refurbishment' project. This procurement process, classified under the CPV code 45000000 for construction work, is focused on the enhancement and development of play facilities in Market Drayton, Shropshire. The tender is in the active stage, with submissions required by 2nd July 2026. The awarded contract period is set to commence on 1st September 2026 and conclude by 31st December 2026. Contractors are invited to participate in an open procurement procedure to deliver extensive works, including equipment installation and refurbishment, offering a total estimated project value of £90,000.

Supply of 2 x 3.5 Tonne Panel Vans

Description: Supply of two vans as per specification document

Summary: Shrewsbury Town Council is currently in the Tender stage of a public procurement process for the supply of two 3.5-tonne panel vans. This opportunity belongs to the goods industry category, specifically focused on vans, and is located in the UK. The procurement method is open competition, specified as a "Below threshold - open competition." Key deadlines include the close of the tender period on 5th June 2026 and the end of the enquiry period on 29th May 2026. The contract period is set from 1st July 2026 to 30th September 2026, with the award criteria focusing primarily on the lowest cost while considering reliability and servicing input from mechanics.

Supply of 1 x 3.5T 4-Wheel Drive Vehicle

Description: Per Tender document supply of one vehicle

Summary: The Shrewsbury Town Council is seeking to procure a 3.5-tonne 4-wheel drive vehicle, as outlined in the current tender process. The contract falls under the goods category with an industry focus on 4-wheel-drive vehicles and is valued at £54,000. The delivery location is specified as the United Kingdom, within the UKG region. The procurement is in the tender stage, employing an open competition method. Potential suppliers have until 5th June 2026 at 13:00 to submit their proposals, and any enquiries must be made by 29th May 2026.

Sustainable Warmth Shropshire - PAS2035 Retrofit Coordination & Design Services

Description: Shropshire Council is seeking an experienced Retrofit Coordination & Design partner, to aid in delivery of it's Warm Homes: Local Grant programme. The partner will act as a critical friend to the council, consulting to ensure the programme's compliance with the PAS2035 process at all stages. The partner will take Retrofit Assessments, completed by the Council, and work up IOEs & MTIPs, which will be discussed with residents. The partner will then produce overall Retrofit Designs for each project, which will be implemented by separately procured Retrofit Installers. You are invited to tender for the provision of PAS2035 Retrofit Coordination & Design Services as detailed in the Tender Response Document. The contract will be for an initial period of 2 years commencing on the 7th July 2026 with (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council has initiated a tender for "Sustainable Warmth Shropshire – PAS2035 Retrofit Coordination & Design Services" under an open procedure. The service aims to support the Council’s Warm Homes: Local Grant programme by providing Retrofit Coordination & Design Services and ensuring compliance with the PAS2035 process across all stages. The contract, valued at £288,000, will run initially from 7th July 2026 to 6th July 2028, with an option to extend for up to two more years. The procurement falls within the services category, particularly construction consultancy and project management services, and will be conducted electronically via the Delta eSourcing portal. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 29th May 2026 and a submission deadline on 15th June 2026, with the award decision expected by 6th July 2026. The project is set to take place in the UKG22 region of the United Kingdom.