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Flexible contracting agreement (FCA) for Birmingham Virtual School Enrichment Services

Description: Birmingham City Council (the "Council") wishes to establish a Flexible Contracting Agreement (FCA) for Birmingham Virtual School (BVS) Enrichment Services in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023, applying the provisions for Light Touch Contracts as defined in Section 9 of the Act and Schedule 1 of the Procurement Regulations 2024. These provisions apply to certain social, health, and education services that are subject to more flexible procurement rules due to their direct impact on individuals and communities. The requirement will be conducted in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023, using a Competitive Flexible Procedure designed by the Council. The Enrichment FCA will provide a comprehensive range of services designed to enrich the educational experiences and outcomes of looked-after children in Birmingham, as well as children and young people (read more...)

Summary: Birmingham City Council is establishing a flexible contracting agreement for enrichment services delivered through Birmingham Virtual School. The services are intended to improve educational achievement, inclusion, participation and progression for looked-after children in Birmingham, and children and young people placed by the Council in other local authority areas. The requirement covers three service areas: careers information, advice and guidance for 12–19-year-olds facing disrupted education, transition challenges or risk of becoming NEET; short courses and qualifications, including English for Speakers of Other Languages and accredited provision for Key Stage 4 and 5 learners; and community enrichment activities covering creative arts, music, sport, outdoor learning and STEM. The work is suitable for education, careers, training, youth development, cultural, sporting and community organisations.

Independent Monitor - Thames Water

Description: Ofwat is procuring an Independent Monitor (IM) to provide independent monitoring, analysis and reporting in relation to Thames Water's turnaround programme, financial resilience and compliance with undertakings accepted by Ofwat following a breach of licence condition P26. The IM will support Ofwat's Turnaround Oversight Regime by monitoring and assessing Thames Water's progress in delivering its turnaround plan and complying with regulatory commitments. The IM will provide independent oversight of governance, operational performance, financial resilience, transformation activities and delivery confidence, and identify and report material risks, issues and emerging concerns to Ofwat. The IM will undertake monitoring and reporting services across a broad range of functions, including operational performance, financial resilience, governance, transformation programmes, regulatory submissions, capital delivery and asset management. The IM will report regularly to Ofwat and (read more...)

Summary: The Water Services Regulation Authority (Ofwat) is procuring an independent monitor for Thames Water. The service will provide independent monitoring, analysis, evidence and reporting on Thames Water’s turnaround programme, financial resilience and compliance with regulatory undertakings following a breach of licence condition P26. The monitor will assess governance, operational performance, transformation programmes, regulatory submissions, capital delivery, asset management and delivery confidence, while identifying material risks, emerging concerns and issues. It will report to Ofwat and provide recommendations and advice to Ofwat only, independently of Thames Water. The work is delivered across England and Wales. This is a business, consulting and professional advisory service, classified under CPV 79000000.

Independent Monitor - South East Water

Description: Ofwat is procuring an Independent Monitor (IM) to monitor, assess and report South East Water's progress in delivering a turnaround in their operational performance and resilience. The scope of the Monitor's role is intended to be consistent with undertakings accepted by Ofwat in its enforcement decisions concerning water supply resilience and customer care during supply interruption incidents, and compliance with a licence condition requiring the company to hold two Issuer Credit Ratings that are Investment Grade Ratings. The IM will support Ofwat's monitoring of the company's delivery of remediation actions required under the undertakings, including the development and implementation of a Performance Improvement Plan. The IM will provide independent assessment of progress, governance, risk management and delivery confidence, identify material risks to compliance and delivery, and report findings (read more...)

Summary: Ofwat is procuring an independent monitoring and assurance service for South East Water. The monitor will assess and report on the company’s progress in improving operational performance, resilience and customer care during water supply interruptions. It will monitor remediation actions, including the development and implementation of a Performance Improvement Plan, and independently assess progress, governance, risk management and confidence in delivery. The service must identify material risks to compliance and delivery and provide advice and recommendations to Ofwat, while South East Water remains accountable for delivering the improvements. The requirement is a business, regulatory and management consultancy service, classified under CPV 79000000. Work will cover South East Water’s activities across England and Wales.

Framework Agreement for the Provision of Construction and Management Services

Description: The University of Birmingham is looking to undertake pre-tender market engagement in relation to an upcoming tender opportunity for the Framework Agreement for the Construction and Management Services

Summary: The University of Birmingham intends to establish a framework agreement for construction and management services. The requirement is classified as construction work and is intended to support construction activity in Birmingham. It is a works procurement rather than a supply or consultancy-only requirement. The framework is expected to cover construction services together with their management, although the detailed scope is to be developed through pre-tender market engagement. The University is the buying organisation and will engage with potential suppliers before deciding how to take the procurement forward. The arrangement may be relevant to construction contractors, construction management providers and firms able to deliver or coordinate building-related works for a major university estate.

Appliance Bay Door Replacements at Aldridge, Handsworth and Highgate Fire Stations and CDC

Description: Supply and installation of Appliance Bay Doors at Aldridge, Handsworth and Highgate Fire Stations and CDC

Summary: West Midlands Fire and Rescue Authority is procuring works to supply and install replacement appliance bay doors at Aldridge Fire Station, Handsworth Fire Station, Highgate Fire Station and the CDC. The requirement covers door replacement at each of these four West Midlands sites, supporting the operational facilities used by the fire and rescue service. The main work category is door installation and associated building works. Suppliers should be able to undertake installation work across the named fire station locations and the CDC. The opportunity is divided by site, allowing the requirement to be considered as separate packages for Aldridge, Handsworth, Highgate and the CDC rather than as one undifferentiated location.

Hard Facilities Management (Hard FM) Service Provision BCU Wide.

Description: BCU invites the suppliers that qualified to participate at stage 1 of the 2 stage Competitive Flexible Procedure (UK4 Tender Notice identifier: 2026/S 000-050552) to participate in Stage 2 of the process for the provision of Hard Facilities Management Service Provision across all 26 of BCU's Campus Sites. Suppliers that participated in Stage 1 of the Competitive Flexible Procedure and were identified to be the 5 highest scoring bidders are invited to Stage 2 (Tender Submission) . The performance of the contract(s) will be within Birmingham, postcodes B4 to B30. The awarded supplier throughout the duration of any awarded contract shall be expected to provide the following services: * Pre-Planned Statutory Maintenance Service provision. (PPM). * Pre-Planned Non-Statutory Maintenance Service provision as and when required by the customer. (read more...)

Summary: Birmingham City University is procuring hard facilities management services across all 26 of its campus sites in Birmingham, covering postcodes B4 to B30. The requirement is for building and facilities management services, including pre-planned statutory maintenance and pre-planned non-statutory maintenance carried out when required. The successful supplier will maintain the university’s estate and its assets across multiple campus locations. The service scope also covers reactive and remedial works across mechanical, electrical and building-fabric disciplines, supported by labour rates and materials and consumables mark-ups. This is a single university-wide requirement, rather than separate campus contracts, and is suitable for facilities management providers able to coordinate planned and responsive maintenance across a substantial, multi-site estate.

Appliance Bay Door Replacements at Aldridge, Handsworth and Highgate Fire Stations and CDC

Description: Supply and installation of Appliance Bay Doors at Aldridge, Handsworth and Highgate Fire Stations and CDC

Summary: West Midlands Fire and Rescue Authority is procuring works to supply and install replacement appliance bay doors at Aldridge Fire Station, Handsworth Fire Station, Highgate Fire Station and the CDC. The requirement covers door replacement at each of these four West Midlands sites, supporting the operational facilities used by the fire and rescue service. The main work category is door installation and associated building works. Suppliers should be able to undertake installation work across the named fire station locations and the CDC. The opportunity is divided by site, allowing the requirement to be considered as separate packages for Aldridge, Handsworth, Highgate and the CDC rather than as one undifferentiated location.

Hard Facilities Management (Hard FM) Service Provision BCU Wide.

Description: BCU invites the suppliers that qualified to participate at stage 1 of the 2 stage Competitive Flexible Procedure (UK4 Tender Notice identifier: 2026/S 000-050552) to participate in Stage 2 of the process for the provision of Hard Facilities Management Service Provision across all 26 of BCU's Campus Sites. The performance of the contract(s) will be within Birmingham, postcodes B4 to B30. The awarded supplier throughout the duration of any awarded contract shall be expected to provide the following services: * Pre-Planned Statutory Maintenance Service provision. (PPM). * Pre-Planned Non-Statutory Maintenance Service provision as and when required by the customer. (PPM).

Summary: Birmingham City University is procuring hard facilities management services across all 26 of its campus sites in Birmingham, covering postcodes B4 to B30. The requirement is for building and facilities management services, including pre-planned statutory maintenance and pre-planned non-statutory maintenance carried out when required. The successful supplier will maintain the university’s estate and its assets across multiple campus locations. The service scope also covers reactive and remedial works across mechanical, electrical and building-fabric disciplines, supported by labour rates and materials and consumables mark-ups. This is a single university-wide requirement, rather than separate campus contracts, and is suitable for facilities management providers able to coordinate planned and responsive maintenance across a substantial, multi-site estate.

EKFB JV - As - Built Surveys

Description: Eiffage Kier Ferrovial BAM (EKFB) JV is seeking expressions of interest from interested parties for As- Built Drawing preparation Services to support the delivery of the C23 project, which forms part of the HS2 Main Works Civils Contracts. The C23 project consists of three delivery areas; North Chilterns to Aylesbury (NC2A), Calvert to Greatworth (C2G), and Greatworth to Southam (G2S). The Consultant will be responsible for producing and maintaining design models, drawings and asset information that can ultimately be reflected in as-built records, including earthworks models, setting-out information, geotechnical models and design deliverables suitable for construction and handover. The requirements also state that design deliverables required for railway operation and use, including as-built files, are the Consultant's responsibility to produce, while the Employer retains responsibility for their use (read more...)

Summary: Eiffage Kier JV HS2 Main Civils Works, Lots C2 & C3 is procuring as-built drawing preparation and design consultancy services for the C23 project within the HS2 Main Works Civils Contracts. The work covers three delivery areas: North Chilterns to Aylesbury, Calvert to Greatworth, and Greatworth to Southam, in the South East of England. The consultant will produce and maintain design models, drawings and asset information for construction and handover. This includes earthworks models, setting-out information, geotechnical models, design deliverables and as-built files needed for railway operation and use. The consultant will also update geotechnical ground models using information revealed during construction and prepare accurate records of completed works. Construction assurance includes verifying and certifying that constructed assets comply with the approved design. The main service category is design consultancy services (CPV 79415200).

LTC - SGN Diversionary Works Agreement Contract

Description: Diversionary Works Agreement Contract for Lower Thames Crossing project

Summary: National Highways Limited intends to procure diversionary works for the Lower Thames Crossing project. The requirement is a works contract covering primary works associated with services, described under CPV 45111290. Diversionary works typically support the relocation, protection or alteration of existing services needed for construction, although the procurement description only identifies the requirement at this level. The work will be delivered in connection with the Lower Thames Crossing project. National Highways Limited is the buying organisation and is a central government public authority. This procurement is therefore relevant to contractors with experience delivering utility or infrastructure diversion works for major transport projects, particularly where work must be coordinated with a large-scale road development. The requirement is classified as works rather than goods or general services.