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Procurement for the Refurbishment of Raised Access Floor, Luton Campus

Description: Procurement for the Refurbishment of Raised Access Floor, Luton Campus -UoB

Summary: The University of Bedfordshire is currently in the tender stage of procuring services for the refurbishment of the raised access floor at its Luton Campus. This refurbishment project falls under the industry category of overhaul and refurbishment work. The procurement process is being conducted as an open competition, under the threshold with electronic submission allowed through the University’s dedicated portal. Interested parties should be aware of key dates such as the enquiry period end date on 27th July 2026 and the tender submission deadline on 3rd August 2026. The project is scheduled to commence on 11th August 2026 and complete by 4th September 2026. The approximate contract value is £38,999.

AT1513 - Refurbished works to 1-10 Whipperley court block

Description: This procurement is for the internal and external refurbishment of the low-rise residential blocks at 1-6 and 7-10 Whipperley Court, Farley Hill, Luton, LU1 5NT. The blocks are two-storey general needs properties with council-owned and leasehold flats. The works are to be delivered in occupied residential premises and must be planned to minimise disruption to residents, leaseholders and neighbouring properties. The scope includes internal communal wall and ceiling repairs and decoration, cleaning/repair of floor finishes, installation of safety flooring and entrance matting, handrail preparation and painting, external wall and boundary wall works, DPC and brickwork repairs, roof tile and timber inspections/repairs, soffit and fascia replacement, chimney flashing repairs, gutter and downpipe replacement, fencing, pressure-washing of the rear garden tarmac area, window cill painting, construction of a bin-store hardstanding, (read more...)

Summary: Luton Council has initiated a procurement process for the refurbishment of low-rise residential blocks at 1-6 and 7-10 Whipperley Court, located in Farley Hill, Luton, UK. The project, currently in the tender stage, focuses on construction work aimed at enhancing safety and compliance with health and building standards. Interested parties must submit their tenders by 11th August 2026. The tender, with a gross value of £170,000, follows an open procurement method under UK legislation 2023/54, allowing for competitive participation below the threshold. Key activities include internal and external repairs, installations, and maintenance of communal areas, with constraints owing to existing occupancies and required compliance notifications. The works are planned to commence on 28th September 2026 and conclude by 30th November 2026.

Vehicle Removal and Enforcement

Description: Luton Council is seeking to appoint a contractor to provide a comprehensive vehicle removal, storage and disposal service in support of its statutory enforcement functions.

Summary: Luton Council has initiated an open procurement process for a "Vehicle Removal and Enforcement" service, with operations specified in the United Kingdom, particularly the region classified as UKH21. The tender stage is active, seeking to appoint a contractor to manage comprehensive vehicle removal, storage, and disposal in support of statutory enforcement functions. Interested parties should take note of the enquiry period ending on 25th August 2026, and the tender submission deadline on 1st September 2026. The contract, valued at £450,000, extends from 1st March 2027 to 28th February 2029, with potential for a 12-month extension based on performance and budgetary considerations.

AT1351B - The Partnership Delivery Framework for Rough sleeping/Homelessness

Description: Luton Council Housing Needs Department is seeking to have an Open Framework Scheme (The Partnership delivery) to maintain a transparent, competitive tender and direct award process for short, medium and long term, grant funding. Grant conditions sometimes require quick turnaround procurement and rapid mobilisation of services, and this process seeks to support these conditions through an Open Framework Scheme for services for single people and couples without children in their care who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and people rough sleeping or at risk of rough sleeping.

Summary: Luton Council has initiated the tender process for its project titled "AT1351B - The Partnership Delivery Framework for Rough sleeping/Homelessness" under its Housing Needs Department. The council aims to establish an Open Framework Scheme to ensure a transparent, competitive tender, and direct award process for grant funding, which will address the needs of those at risk of homelessness or rough sleeping. The procurement stage is currently active with the tender deadline set for 13th August 2026. This open procedure covers health and social work services within the UKH2 region, focusing on contracts such as assertive street outreach and supported housing. Successful tenders will be managed under a framework agreement that includes multiple lots, providing a span of services from short-term outreach to long-term housing solutions in compliance with UK legislation.

AT1351B - The Partnership Delivery Framework for Rough sleeping/Homelessness

Description: Luton Council Housing Needs Department is seeking to have an Open Framework Scheme (The Partnership delivery) to maintain a transparent, competitive tender and direct award process for short, medium and long term, grant funding. Grant conditions sometimes require quick turnaround procurement and rapid mobilisation of services, and this process seeks to support these conditions through an Open Framework Scheme for services for single people and couples without children in their care who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and people rough sleeping or at risk of rough sleeping.

Summary: Luton Council has initiated the tender process for its project titled "AT1351B - The Partnership Delivery Framework for Rough sleeping/Homelessness" under its Housing Needs Department. The council aims to establish an Open Framework Scheme to ensure a transparent, competitive tender, and direct award process for grant funding, which will address the needs of those at risk of homelessness or rough sleeping. The procurement stage is currently active with the tender deadline set for 13th August 2026. This open procedure covers health and social work services within the UKH2 region, focusing on contracts such as assertive street outreach and supported housing. Successful tenders will be managed under a framework agreement that includes multiple lots, providing a span of services from short-term outreach to long-term housing solutions in compliance with UK legislation.

AT1509 Boarding Provisions for stray dogs Collected by the Council

Description: Luton Council is looking to kennel and board stray dogs under Environmental Protection Act 1990, Section 149, the Council must seize and detain stray dogs for a minimum of seven clear days. The authority will also need the service to include kennelling, welfare monitoring, reclaiming. record keeping and out of hours acceptance. This is a statutory service the local authority has a duty of care to the public and animal welfare.

Summary: Luton Council is currently undergoing a tender process for "AT1509 Boarding Provisions for stray dogs" under the Environmental Protection Act 1990. The procurement focuses on kennelling and boarding stray dogs, along with providing welfare monitoring and other related services. The primary category for this procurement is services, specifically dog kennel and veterinary services, located in the UKH21 region. This open competition procurement method invites service providers to bid by 17:00 on 20 July 2026, with the enquiry period closing on 15 July 2026. The contract is scheduled to begin on 1 August 2026 and will run until 31 July 2030.

BT1897 The Stage Commercial Letting

Description: The purpose of this tender is to appoint 2 providers - 1 local (within 20 miles of Luton Town Hall) and 1 national provider who are suitably experienced using local and national commercial property agent/consultant to provide marketing and valuation advice to inform decision-making prior to launch of the office accommodation included in the new Town Centre regeneration project called The Stage Development. The further requirement will be to find tenants for the available space.

Summary: The public procurement process titled "BT1897 The Stage Commercial Letting" is initiated by Luton Council, a sub-central government public authority based in Luton, United Kingdom. This tender, concerning real estate services, falls within the UKH21 region and is aimed at marketers and valuation advisers for The Stage Development, a regeneration project in Luton Town Centre. The procurement is currently in the Tender stage, with a deadline for submissions set for the 14th of August, 2026. The procurement method is an open competition below the threshold, and all submissions must be made electronically via proactis.

Specialist Deep Cleaning

Description: The Council seeks to appoint a single provider to provide Specialist Deep Cleaning services for an initial period of two years, with the option to extend for up to a further 2 years, subject to satisfactory performance. This will include, but not limited to: * Communal area deep cleans * End-of-tenancy cleans * Post-eviction cleans * Biohazard cleans * Drug paraphernalia and contaminated waste cleans * Emergency response cleans * Specialist cleans to newly acquired Temporary Accommodation (TA) properties

Summary: Luton Council has commenced the tender stage for a contract titled "Specialist Deep Cleaning" within the cleaning and sanitation services industry. The procurement process seeks a single provider to deliver services such as communal area deep cleans, end-of-tenancy cleans, and biohazard cleans, among others. Located in Luton, UKH2, this tender offers an initial two-year contract with the possibility of extending for an additional two years, contingent upon performance. The procurement is conducted via an open procedure, and the tender submission deadline is set for 12th August 2026. An enquiry period will conclude on 5th August 2026, and the award period is scheduled to end by 19th October 2026. The total contract value is GBP 288,000.

CBT (Computer Based Training) Platform

Description: London Luton Airport (LLA) invites suitably qualified and experienced suppliers to submit a tender response for the provision of a Computer Based Training (CBT) Program for aviation security screening personnel. The proposed solution must deliver an effective, scalable and secure training and examination platform capable of supporting airport-wide screening operations, including tailored functionality aligned to current and future X-ray equipment deployed at LLA

Summary: London Luton Airport Operations Limited is currently in the tender stage for the procurement of a Computer Based Training (CBT) Platform, focusing on safety training services in the aviation industry. The procurement process falls under the category of services and the location specified is the UKH21 region. The open procedure invites submissions electronically or in written form, with the tender period concluding on 3rd July 2026. Bidders selected will enter the award period starting on 17th July 2026. The initiative is aimed at enhancing training efficacy and scalability for aviation security screening personnel, supporting airport operations with a tailored solution compatible with existing and potential future X-ray equipment.

AT1493 Hospital (Paediatric Ward) Tuition for Alternative Education

Description: The Council requires a single provider for medical tuition on the paediatric ward to ensure it fulfils statutory duties with regards Section 19 of the Education Act 1996 (exclusion, medical needs and other) for children and young people who are inpatients at the Luton & Dunstable hospital receiving treatment on the paediatric ward. Tuition is required for 4 hours a day, term time, to meet statutory requirements. Providers will need cover all ages from primary through to aged 16.

Summary: Luton Council is inviting tenders for a project titled "AT1493 Hospital (Paediatric Ward) Tuition for Alternative Education," which falls under the industry category of special education services. The project is located in Luton, United Kingdom, and is currently at the tender stage with a deadline for submission of bids set for 17th July 2026. The primary objective is to provide medical tuition to children in the paediatric ward of Luton & Dunstable Hospital, ensuring compliance with Section 19 of the Education Act 1996. The requirement is for 4 hours of tuition daily during term time, catering to children from primary age through to 16 years old. The procurement method is an open competition, and the total contract value is estimated at £175,000, grossing up to £210,000, subject to performance and potential extension until 2031.