COV - Careers advice & support to Coventry schools - 2025

Description: Coventry City Council is seeking Careers advice and support to Coventry schools to enable them to meet the GATSBY benchmarks.

Summary: Coventry City Council is actively seeking providers for its latest procurement initiative titled "COV - Careers advice & support to Coventry schools - 2025." This tender falls under the services category, specifically focusing on career guidance services, and is designed to assist Coventry schools in meeting the GATSBY benchmarks. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with interested suppliers invited to submit bids through an open competition method. The tender submission deadline is set for 12th December 2025. Located in Coventry, United Kingdom, the contractual period for this opportunity begins on 1st January 2026 and ends on 31st August 2026. The total value of the contract is approximately £72,875 GBP, with a gross potential of £87,450. All bids are to be submitted electronically via the CSW-JETS e-procurement system, enhancing the accessibility and transparency of the process.

Design and Supply of Two Sludge Drying Units

Description: Design and supply of two sludge drying units for deployment at two sites for STW.

Summary: The procurement process is conducted by Severn Trent Water Limited, a major private utility company in the UK, with headquarters located in Coventry. The tender is titled "Design and Supply of Two Sludge Drying Units," and it falls under the industry category of sludge-handling equipment, with locations spanning various UK regions, including UKC, UKD, UKE, and others. At present, the procurement is in the Tender stage, having moved past the Planning phase. The procurement employs an open, competitive flexible procedure method, structured as a multi-stage tender process. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 11th December 2025, a tender submission deadline on 6th January 2026, and the award period concluding on 30th April 2026. The total contract value is estimated at £18,000,000.

Design and Supply of Two Sludge Drying Units

Description: Design and supply of two sludge drying units for deployment at two sites for STW.

Summary: The procurement process is conducted by Severn Trent Water Limited, a major private utility company in the UK, with headquarters located in Coventry. The tender is titled "Design and Supply of Two Sludge Drying Units," and it falls under the industry category of sludge-handling equipment, with locations spanning various UK regions, including UKC, UKD, UKE, and others. At present, the procurement is in the Tender stage, having moved past the Planning phase. The procurement employs an open, competitive flexible procedure method, structured as a multi-stage tender process. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 11th December 2025, a tender submission deadline on 6th January 2026, and the award period concluding on 30th April 2026. The total contract value is estimated at £18,000,000.

DYNAMIC PURCHASING SYSTEM - MINOR WORKS AND MAINTENANCE

Description: Coventry University Group has a requirement to appoint a specialised to provide services related to minor works and maintenance and intends to implement a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) to deliver these requirements with several suppliers under various Lots in whom the University can place confidence in to carry out these tasks. Lot 1 - Fire Doors Lot 2 - Fire Stopping Lot 3 - Painting and Decorating Lot 4 - Minor new works: Sub- Lot 4a. Internal alteration and refurbishments Sub- Lot 4b. External alterations and maintenance Sub- Lot 4c. Extensions to existing spaces Sub- Lot 4d. Office and classroom alterations Sub- Lot 4e. General partitioning works Sub- Lot 4f. Replacement of doors, flooring, and ceilings Sub- Lot 4g. Structural repairs Sub- Lot 4h. Roof replacements Sub- Lot (read more...)

Summary: Coventry University is engaged in a public procurement process to establish a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for minor works and maintenance services. This procurement process includes a diverse range of services under multiple lots, grouped mainly as fire doors, fire stopping, painting and decorating, and various minor new works. These include internal and external alterations, as well as structural repairs. The DPS is an active initiative commencing since 2nd October 2023, with the tender stage ongoing, set to be in effect until 1st October 2027. The process adheres to the selective procurement method, employing a restricted procedure, under the current legal framework of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. The services will be performed across various regions within the United Kingdom, with Coventry University located in Coventry, UK, as the central hub of operations.

PFAS Catchment Investigations

Description: Severn Trent are looking to understand sources of PFAS in 2 surface waters feeding 2 Water Treatment Works (WTW) with a view to understand risk at our WTW now and in the future. We are also keen to explore what is controlling variation and concentrations, and what mitigation actions may help to reduce PFAS levels in these catchments and their potential effectiveness. This information will be used to plan the necessary level of PFAS removal required at water treatment works in these catchments now and for the future, and work towards less reliance on energy intensive removal / destruction techniques. The work also aims to further develop our stakeholder engagement activity, fulfilling commitments in DWI guidance as well as working with stakeholders to reduce sources in catchment. The (read more...)

Summary: Severn Trent Water Limited is initiating a competitive procurement process for "PFAS Catchment Investigations" aimed at understanding and mitigating PFAS sources in two specific water catchments. This process, currently at the tender stage, falls under the utilities sector and involves environmental quality control and pollution investigation services. The project will be located within the UK's regions UKF and UKG. Key deadlines include the submission of tender responses by 12th January 2026, with the evaluation and award decision expected by 1st April 2026. The tender procedure is an open, competitive flexible process involving stages like Pre-Qualification Questionnaire and Request for Proposal, followed by negotiations and a final offer submission.

Controlled Environment Walk in Growth Rooms

Description: The University of Warwick has a requirement to purchase 3 x Controlled Environment Walk in rooms. To be designed, delivered and installed at the University of Warwick including ongoing service and maintenance support throughout the life of the contract. Please see the tender documents for full details of the specification. Please refer to http://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofwarwick for further information. You will be able to download the full tender documents from this site. Any queries in relation to this requirement should be directed to the University of Warwick via the correspondence functionality of the In-tend system. Failure to do so may result in queries being excluded from the procedure. The University of Warwick is not a contracting authority for the purposes of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended) or the (read more...)

Summary: The University of Warwick is initiating an open procurement process to acquire three Controlled Environment Walk-in Growth Rooms, intended to be designed, delivered, and installed at their Coventry campus. The tender, titled "Controlled Environment Walk in Growth Rooms", is within the agricultural machinery and laboratory equipment industry categories, specifically focusing on agricultural machinery and laboratory, optical, and precision equipment. The process is currently in the tender stage with relevant deadlines including an enquiry period ending on 18th December 2025 and a tender submission deadline set for 7th January 2026. This procurement is valued at approximately £163,115 (net) and has provisions for ongoing service and maintenance support throughout the contract period.

Provision of White Goods

Description: Coventry University Group (CUG) is seeking a supplier of white goods for its Midlands and Regional campuses. There are 2 lots within this tender: Lot 1: Covers the supply, delivery, and servicing of white goods for CUG's West Midlands campuses. Suppliers must provide reliable and efficient service to meet CUG's operational needs. The successful supplier must demonstrate their ability to support rapid response times, maintain sufficient stock levels, and operate a local servicing infrastructure. The specification document outlines further details on service requirements and response expectations. Lot 2: Covers the supply, delivery, and servicing of white goods for CUG's national campuses, including but not limited to Scarborough and London sites. Orders will be placed on a reactive basis, with no guaranteed minimum volume. This will include stocked supplies (read more...)

Summary: Coventry University is engaging in a selective procurement process to secure a supplier for the provision of white goods, categorized under the 'Electrical domestic appliances' industry. This opportunity is intended to support the operational needs of both their Midlands and national campuses, including major sites in Scarborough and London. The tender has been updated as of 21 November 2025, following a change in the suppliers initially awarded. Bids could be submitted for one or both lots of the agreement, which currently has a two-year duration with the possibility of two one-year extensions. The procurement began in February 2025, with contracts initially signed in July 2025. The agreement was originally based on a restricted procedure, emphasizing quality and cost-effectiveness in its award criteria (60% quality and 40% price).

Hire of Plant with Operator (2026)

Description: This procurement is to establish a multi-supplier framework agreement for the provision of plant hire services with qualified operators. This framework will support operational requirements primarily for the Highways team, ensuring timely and efficient delivery of essential works. The framework will cover the hire of various plant and equipment with operators, including but not limited to: JCBs and similar excavators Hydraulic breakers 6-wheeled and 8-wheeled tipper trucks Other plant machinery as required for highways maintenance and related works

Summary: Coventry City Council is in the planning stage of a tender for the "Hire of Plant with Operator (2026)" focused on providing plant hire services including excavators, trucks, and other related machinery. The framework is intended to assist the Highways team in Coventry, ensuring efficient service delivery across the UKG33 region. Key activities include a market engagement webinar scheduled for 3rd and 5th December 2025, and interested parties are encouraged to register their interest on the CSW-JETS platform. The procurement is substantial, with a projected value of £8.4 million, and spans from 1st February 2026 to 31st January 2030.

Supply of Integral Primary & Secondary Treatment System(s)

Description: Supply (including design, assembly, supply, delivery and co-commissioning) of an integral modular primary and secondary treatment system(s) to be implemented as sidestream solutions at multiple sewage treatment works (STWs) across AMP8. Severn Trent Water requires integral solutions - primary settlement, biozone/ biological treatment and humus/ final settlement - all to be contained within a singular modular 'roll on roll off' unit - with lifting points for cranage where required. Potential for a limited number of alternative configuration units may be required depending on site requirements - e.g.) biozone only, biozone + humus settlement zone, primary settlement + biozone. The units required are to be deployed at small to medium size treatment works. With the aim being to install an independent side stream to increase the treatment capacity. Allowing (read more...)

Summary: Severn Trent Water Limited, a private utility based in Coventry, is in the planning stage of a tender process for the supply of integral primary and secondary treatment systems. The procurement is focused on goods within the sewerage works equipment and machinery for the treatment of sewage category, with an estimated value of £3,000,000. The project involves the design, assembly, and deployment of modular treatment systems across various sewage treatment works in the UK, set to commence from 28th February 2026 and conclude by 31st March 2030. Interested suppliers are invited to engage and help tailor the procurement strategy, with an engagement milestone scheduled for 5th December 2025.

Repairs, Maintenance and Empty Homes

Description: Orbit is seeking to procure solutions for its Repairs, Maintenance and Empty Homes requirements (the Works), to its housing stock in the Midlands, South and East of England. Orbit intend to award 2 contracts per region, with responsibilities divided between the contractors as follows: * Minor Repairs & Empty Homes, or "Workstream 1" * Major Repairs & Overflow, or "Workstream 2" The contracts will be for an initial term of of five (5) years with option to extend for a period of two (2) periods of one (1) year, giving a total of seven (7) years. The estimated contract value for all Lots across both Workstreams for the maximum seven (7) years is PS264.5million. The scope of the Works includes, but is not limited to: * Emergency Repairs; (read more...)

Summary: The contracting process is led by Orbit Group Limited, a public authority situated in Coventry, UK. They are procuring services for "Repairs, Maintenance and Empty Homes" across the Midlands, South, and East of England. The procurement process is currently in the Tender stage, with plans to award two contracts per region across two workstreams: Minor Repairs & Empty Homes and Major Repairs & Overflow. The competitive flexible procedure will shortlist bidders, leading to an award expected by the end of July 2026. This contract will initially span five years, potentially extending to seven years, with an overall estimated contract value of £264.5 million. Interested parties should submit expressions of interest by 19th November 2025, through the ProContract portal.