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Fire Stopping and Compartment Remedial Works (PRH site)

Description: The fire stopping and compartmentation remedial works shall be undertaken by a FIRAS Accredited Contractor with demonstrable experience in the inspection, remediation, installation and certification of passive fire protection systems within occupied acute healthcare environments.

Summary: The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust is procuring fire-stopping and compartmentation remedial works at the Princess Royal Hospital site. The work covers inspection, remediation, installation and certification of passive fire-protection systems within an occupied acute healthcare environment. This is a construction and specialist fire-protection requirement, rather than general building maintenance. The appointed contractor will need to carry out works safely while the hospital remains occupied and provide certification for the completed passive fire-protection measures. The contracting authority is The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust, based in Shrewsbury. The requirement is presented as a single package of works for the PRH site, giving suitable specialist contractors responsibility for the full defined scope rather than separate service or supply lots.

Ultrasound Film Print Packs

Description: Ultrasound Film Print Packs - Imaging Rolls

Summary: The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust is buying ultrasound film print packs, described as imaging rolls for its medical imaging requirements. This is a goods procurement in the medical consumables category, covering one requirement rather than a range of separately described services or works. The buying organisation is the NHS Trust serving Shrewsbury and Telford, with its address in Shrewsbury. The requirement is relevant to manufacturers, distributors and specialist suppliers of ultrasound imaging film, compatible print media and related consumable products. Businesses supplying general medical consumables may also be relevant where they can provide the specified ultrasound film print packs and meet the technical requirements in the procurement documents.

Highways Term Maintenance

Description: Contract for Highways Term Maintenance

Summary: Shropshire Council intends to procure highways term maintenance works. The requirement covers construction and maintenance activity for highways and roads, under a single planned contract. It is a public works procurement for the council’s highways network in Shropshire. The scope is described at a high level as a term maintenance contract, so relevant businesses are likely to be those providing highway construction, road maintenance and associated infrastructure works. The planned procurement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises. The council is the buyer and contracting authority, with the work serving its local highways responsibilities rather than a general supply requirement. Firms whose core business is road and highway works should find the subject matter relevant when the procurement reaches the market.

Highways Asset Management System

Description: Shropshire Council (the Authority) is undertaking a preliminary market engagement in advance of a potential future procurement for a Highways Asset Management System. The Authority is seeking to understand the capability of the market to deliver a solution to support the management of its Highways portfolio.

Summary: Shropshire Council is exploring a future highways asset management system to support management of its highways portfolio. The requirement is for a software and information systems service, including associated information technology consultancy, software development, internet and support services. The system would support the Council’s highways asset management activities across Shropshire, with delivery in the United Kingdom. This is a service requirement rather than a construction or routine highways works contract. Suppliers with relevant highways asset management platforms, supporting digital services or the ability to configure and integrate software for a public-sector highways portfolio may be relevant. The Council is using this exercise to understand what the market can deliver before deciding on a potential procurement.

Property Asset Management Solution

Description: THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION. THIS IS A PRELIMINARY MARKET ENGAGEMENT (PME). Shropshire Council (the Authority) is undertaking a preliminary market engagement in advance of a potential future procurement for a Property Asset Management System. The Authority is seeking to understand the capability of the market to deliver a solution to support the management of its property portfolio. The Authority currently operates the Civica solution.

Summary: Shropshire Council is exploring a property asset management solution to support management of its property portfolio. The requirement is for a software-based property asset management system, including associated information systems, implementation or consultancy, internet services and ongoing support. This is an IT services procurement rather than a construction or property maintenance contract. Delivery will be for the Council’s property operations in Shropshire, with the buyer based in Shrewsbury. The Council currently uses a Civica solution, and the engagement is intended to help it understand what the market can provide as a possible replacement or alternative. Suppliers specialising in property asset management platforms, public-sector estates systems, software integration and support services are likely to be relevant.

Highways Term Maintenance

Description: Contract for Highways Term Maintenance

Summary: Shropshire Council intends to procure highways term maintenance works. The requirement covers construction and maintenance activity for highways and roads, under a single planned contract. It is a public works procurement for the council’s highways network in Shropshire. The scope is described at a high level as a term maintenance contract, so relevant businesses are likely to be those providing highway construction, road maintenance and associated infrastructure works. The planned procurement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises. The council is the buyer and contracting authority, with the work serving its local highways responsibilities rather than a general supply requirement. Firms whose core business is road and highway works should find the subject matter relevant when the procurement reaches the market.

The Supply of Rock Salt for Winter Maintenance

Description: Contract for the Supply of Rock Salt for Winter Maintenance

Summary: Shropshire Council intends to buy rock salt for winter maintenance, classified as highway materials. The supply is intended to support the council’s winter service activities, including the treatment and upkeep of roads during cold weather. This is a goods requirement rather than a works or service contract. Delivery and use are associated with Shropshire Council’s area, with the council based in Shrewsbury. The requirement is presented as one supply package covering the planned purchase. Businesses involved in producing, importing, distributing or wholesaling rock salt and related highway materials should consider the requirement relevant, particularly where they can support local-authority winter maintenance operations and provide dependable supply arrangements over a sustained contract period.

DMCV 022 - Shropshire Domestic Abuse Safe Accommodation Service

Description: Shropshire Council is seeking to commission a specialist Domestic Abuse Safe Accommodation Support Service for victim-survivors of domestic abuse and their children. The service will support the Council's duties under Part 4 of the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 by providing safe accommodation and specialist support that promotes safety, recovery, stability and sustainable housing outcomes. The service will deliver a flexible range of accommodation options, including refuge, dispersed accommodation, Sanctuary Scheme provision and emergency accommodation, alongside specialist domestic abuse support, advocacy, risk management, children's support and move-on planning. Delivery must be trauma-informed, inclusive and responsive to the needs of Shropshire's rural communities. The contract will be for an initial period of five years commencing on the 1st April 2027 with the option to extend for a further period of (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council is commissioning a specialist domestic abuse safe accommodation support service for victim-survivors of domestic abuse and their children across Shropshire. The service will support the Council’s duties under Part 4 of the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 by providing safety, recovery, stability and sustainable housing outcomes. The scope includes a flexible range of accommodation: refuge places, dispersed accommodation, Sanctuary Scheme provision and emergency accommodation. Alongside accommodation, the provider will deliver specialist domestic abuse support, advocacy, risk management, support for children and young people, and move-on planning. Delivery should be trauma-informed, inclusive and responsive to the needs of rural communities. This is a health and social work service, with Shropshire as the delivery area.

Frankwell Bridge: Design and Build Step-free Ramp incl. Flood Defence Works

Description: Shropshire Council, working with the Environment Agency, is undertaking preliminary market engagement for the supply and installation of permanent flood defences and a step-free access ramp at the northern approach to Frankwell pedestrian bridge, adjacent to the Guildhall, Shrewsbury. Two options are under consideration: Option 1, integrated permanent flood defences including glazed panels, with a step-free ramp landing on the dry side of the defences; and Option 2, a step-free ramp over the existing stepped ramp, landing on the wet side of the existing demountable flood defences. Associated works include foundations, drainage, surfacing, tie-ins to the existing bridge, public realm interfaces and support with statutory approvals, including planning permission in a conservation area and a Flood Risk Activity Permit. The Council wants the market to identify which option (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council, working with the Environment Agency, is considering design-and-build works at the northern approach to Frankwell pedestrian bridge beside the Guildhall in Shrewsbury. The project would provide a permanent step-free access ramp and permanent flood defences, with associated foundations, drainage, surfacing, connections to the existing bridge, public-realm interfaces and support for statutory approvals. Two design solutions are being examined: integrated permanent flood defences, potentially with glazed panels, with the ramp landing on the dry side; or a ramp over the existing stepped ramp, landing on the wet side of the existing demountable defences. The works are bridge, pedestrian access and flood-defence construction, and are suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Pregnancy Test Strips

Description: Pregnancy Test Strips - Medical Consumables

Summary: The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust is buying pregnancy test strips as medical consumables. The requirement is for the supply of goods to support the Trust’s healthcare services. The procurement is organised as a single requirement and is intended for delivery to the Trust, whose address is in Shrewsbury. This is a focused opportunity for suppliers of pregnancy testing products and related medical consumables rather than for clinical services, construction or general facilities management. Businesses with an established product range, distribution capability and the ability to supply an NHS hospital trust should find the requirement relevant. The procurement is classified under the medical consumables category (CPV 33140000).