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HCC July 2026 - A Contract for the Provision of Measured Term Contract Mechanical and Electrical, Planned, Reactive and Minor Works

Description: Hertfordshire County Council have a requirement for the Provision of Measured Term Works - Mechanical and Electrical, Planned, Reactive and Minor Works. This is the re-procurement of HCC2516966 that was discontinued due to affordability. The works comprises of planned servicing and the responsive repair of mechanical and electrical services for a period that includes 24 hours per day over 365 days per annum, incorporating an emergency repair service for the properties as listed in the MTC Site List M&E and planned preventative maintenance within the properties as listed in HCC2617863 MTC M&E PPM Pricing Schedule. Sites may be added or deleted from the list during the period of the Contract. Therefore, whilst the advertised value in the Contract Notice averages at PS3m per annum, this is only to (read more...)

Summary: The Hertfordshire County Council is inviting tenders for a substantial contract titled "HCC July 2026 – A Contract for the Provision of Measured Term Contract Mechanical and Electrical, Planned, Reactive and Minor Works," within the industry category of repair and maintenance services and related installation works. With a value of approximately £18 million gross and £15 million net in currency terms, the contract is expected to span an initial three-year term, starting from 1st March 2027 and concluding on 28th February 2030, with potential extensions up to February 2032. The procurement is in the tender stage under an open procedure, with platforms available for electronic submission. Interested parties need to express interest and opt-in to access full procurement documents, with key deadlines set as the final submission by noon on 8th September 2026 and enquiry period closure on 10th August 2026.

BBC 0726 - Construction of Footpath at Goffs Oak Playing Fields, Goffs Oak, Hertfordshire

Description: Broxbourne Borough Council is looking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to construct a new footpath at Goffs Oak Playing Fields, Goffs Oak, Hertfordshire. Further details can be found in the tender documents available for download from Supply Hertfordshire, https://in-tendhost.co.uk/supplyhertfordshire/aspx/Home, the Council's electronic tendering portal. The closing date for submissions is 5pm on Friday 21 August 2026 and the deadline for queries is 5pm on Friday 14 August 2026, all queries should be made via the portal.

Summary: Broxbourne Borough Council is currently seeking qualified contractors to undertake the construction of a new footpath at Goffs Oak Playing Fields, located in Goffs Oak, Hertfordshire. This procurement falls under the works industry category, specifically focused on footpath construction. The tender process is being operated through an open competition method that is below the threshold, allowing a broader range of potential bidders to participate. Key dates include a query deadline of 17:00 on 14th August 2026, followed by the submission deadline at 17:00 on 21st August 2026. Successful execution of this contract will commence on 7th September 2026, with completion expected by 30th November 2026.

HPFT - Social Care in the Community

Description: Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (HPFT) is currently developing a new 'Support in the Community Framework' for the provision of community-based support and homecare services for adults with mental health needs. This will be a competitive procurement process, delivered in line with the Procurement Act 2023, and will introduce a structured framework with defined service levels, geographical lots and agreed rates to support a sustainable, high-quality provider market across Hertfordshire. HPFT anticipate the duration of the framework to be for 8 years and will be re-opened every 2 years. This tender is being run via the Atamis portal: https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome *Suppliers should register on the portal if not already registered. *To express an interest in this preliminary market engagement, search and select contract reference: C455508 HPFT Social Care (read more...)

Summary: Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust is in the planning stage of a significant procurement titled "HPFT - Social Care in the Community". The procurement aims to establish a 'Support in the Community Framework' to provide community-based support and homecare services for adults with mental health needs. The Trust, located at The Colonnades, Beaconsfield Close, Hatfield, UK, is in the midst of pre-procurement market engagement sessions. The procurement process, complying with the Procurement Act 2023, will form a structured framework with service levels, geographical lots, and agreed rates, intending to create a sustainable provider market across Hertfordshire. Preliminary market engagement sessions are scheduled, with the next sessions planned for 31st July, 20th August, and 8th September 2026, leading up to the framework's expected start in April 2027.

HCC July 2026 - PME for the Development of Nursing Home Care Provision in Hertfordshire

Description: Hertfordshire County Council (the Council) is carrying out PME in relation to the Development of Nursing Home Care Provision in Hertfordshire programme. The Council will consider the feedback received to shape the Council's options, requirements and further decision making. For the avoidance of doubt, this stage of the project is not part of a formal procurement process, and the Council is not committing, at this stage, to carrying out such a process. The Council has created a detailed care provider prospect which is published as part of the PME outlining the opportunity and programme aims, as well as signposting key areas where care provider feedback can play a central role in shaping the nursing homes service model and ensuring they are designed and operated to meet the needs (read more...)

Summary: Hertfordshire County Council is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement engagement process focused on the development of nursing home care provision in Hertfordshire. The council is conducting Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) to assess market feedback which will help to expand nursing care facilities within the region, ensuring modern and quality accommodation for residents. The process involves key dates including a deadline for submission of Supplier Questionnaires by 21st August 2026 and various online provider engagement events scheduled from 28th July to 12th August 2026. The initiative, under the category of residential nursing care services, aligns with the council’s Social Investment Model to enhance long-term care sustainability and efficiency.

Provision of Cambridge City Centre District Heat Network

Description: Since June 2023 Cambridge City Council has been working with consultants and academic partners to develop an Outline Business Case for a City Centre District Heating Network. Detailed Project Development has now completed, proposing a low carbon network using air source and river source heat pumps, and supported by a transition to electric boilers from gas boilers to supplement peak heat demand. This work has been brought forward through a partnership between the City Council, the County Council, and 19 Academic institutions with significant heating demand in the city centre. Connections to many of these partner heat loads now forms the basis of the Minimum Viable Product identified for delivery through a Partner-invested Joint Venture Partnership, and with strategic ambition to expand such a network across the City (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge City Council is leading the procurement for the "Provision of Cambridge City Centre District Heat Network," targeting significant urban development and energy services. This project, based in Cambridge (UKH12), aims to create a low-carbon heating network, leveraging air and river source heat pumps complemented by electric boilers. The council is currently in the planning stage, with formal procurement anticipated to commence in Q3 2026. Meeting milestones include a series of preliminary market engagement sessions set for mid-2026, with the main contract intended to start at the end of 2027. The contract is planned to run from January 2027 to January 2042, with a two-stage procurement process for both commercialisation and Design, Build, Operation, and Maintenance (DBOM) services. Critical dates include an engagement deadline on 14th August 2026, with future notice expected by 31st October 2026.

Provision of Cambridge City Centre District Heat Network

Description: Since June 2023 Cambridge City Council has been working with consultants and academic partners to develop an Outline Business Case for a City Centre District Heating Network. Detailed Project Development has now completed, proposing a low carbon network using air source and river source heat pumps, and supported by a transition to electric boilers from gas boilers to supplement peak heat demand. This work has been brought forward through a partnership between the City Council, the County Council, and 19 Academic institutions with significant heating demand in the city centre. Connections to many of these partner heat loads now forms the basis of the Minimum Viable Product identified for delivery through a Partner-invested Joint Venture Partnership, and with strategic ambition to expand such a network across the City (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge City Council is leading the procurement for the "Provision of Cambridge City Centre District Heat Network," targeting significant urban development and energy services. This project, based in Cambridge (UKH12), aims to create a low-carbon heating network, leveraging air and river source heat pumps complemented by electric boilers. The council is currently in the planning stage, with formal procurement anticipated to commence in Q3 2026. Meeting milestones include a series of preliminary market engagement sessions set for mid-2026, with the main contract intended to start at the end of 2027. The contract is planned to run from January 2027 to January 2042, with a two-stage procurement process for both commercialisation and Design, Build, Operation, and Maintenance (DBOM) services. Critical dates include an engagement deadline on 14th August 2026, with future notice expected by 31st October 2026.

Provision of Cambridge City Centre District Heat Network

Description: Since June 2023 Cambridge City Council has been working with consultants and academic partners to develop an Outline Business Case for a City Centre District Heating Network. Detailed Project Development has now completed, proposing a low carbon network using air source and river source heat pumps, and supported by a transition to electric boilers from gas boilers to supplement peak heat demand. This work has been brought forward through a partnership between the City Council, the County Council, and 19 Academic institutions with significant heating demand in the city centre. Connections to many of these partner heat loads now forms the basis of the Minimum Viable Product identified for delivery through a Partner-invested Joint Venture Partnership, and with strategic ambition to expand such a network across the City (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge City Council is leading the procurement for the "Provision of Cambridge City Centre District Heat Network," targeting significant urban development and energy services. This project, based in Cambridge (UKH12), aims to create a low-carbon heating network, leveraging air and river source heat pumps complemented by electric boilers. The council is currently in the planning stage, with formal procurement anticipated to commence in Q3 2026. Meeting milestones include a series of preliminary market engagement sessions set for mid-2026, with the main contract intended to start at the end of 2027. The contract is planned to run from January 2027 to January 2042, with a two-stage procurement process for both commercialisation and Design, Build, Operation, and Maintenance (DBOM) services. Critical dates include an engagement deadline on 14th August 2026, with future notice expected by 31st October 2026.

Generations Multi Academy Trust ~ Catering Tender

Description: The successful Supplier will be required to provide catering services for the four schools of Generations MAT, two Secondary schools - Goffs Academy and Goffs Churchgate and two primary schools, Flamstead End and Oakview Primary School and potentially new schools as they join the trust where existing contract allow. The name "Generations" was deliberately chosen for our Trust, and reflects our desire to be a Trust that educates and nurtures children from their earliest days at school. Partnership is at the heart of our all of our work, founded in a core commitment to there being no set destiny for any child, regardless of their starting point. Goffs Academy is a mixed 11-18 comprehensive academy with approximately 1,600 students on roll, including a thriving and successful sixth form. (read more...)

Summary: The Generations Multi Academy Trust has initiated an open procurement process for a catering tender, involving the provision of food services across its four schools in Hertfordshire, UK. This tender is currently in the tender stage, with key dates including an enquiry period ending on 7th August 2026, and a tender period concluding on 25th September 2026. The contract, valued at £5.25 million, is set to commence on 1st January 2027 and could extend up to 31st December 2031. This strategic opportunity is poised for businesses able to align with the Trust's vision of promoting health and wellbeing through food service, reflected in a competitive flexible procedure under UK legislative guidelines.

First Garden Cities Homes Statutory External Audit

Description: The current contract having ended with no further extensions, this is a competition to procure First Garden Cities Homes' (FGCH) Group Statutory External Auditor. The appointed firm will be required to audit FGCH's financial statements prepared in accordance with the UK Housing Statement of Recommended Practice and applicable UK Generally Accepted Accounting Practice, commencing with the audit of the 2026-27 financial year. Experience of auditing social housing providers and a detailed knowledge of the sector and the regulatory environment governing Registered Providers of Social Housing is therefore essential. A dedicated, stand-alone specialist social housing team is desirable. FGCH is also the sole Trustee for Saint Saviors Almshouses, a small charity with an annual income of approximately PS70,000. The appointed firm is required to act as the independent examiner (read more...)

Summary: First Garden Cities Homes, located in Letchworth Garden City, is seeking to procure its Group Statutory External Auditor for the financial year starting 2026-27. This open tender process, categorised under accounting and auditing services, is currently at the tender stage, with submissions due by 12:00 noon on 31 July 2026 via the Delta eSourcing portal. The procurement follows a competitive flexible procedure to appoint a firm with notable experience in auditing social housing providers. The successful completion of the tender will culminate in an appointment at the Annual General Meeting on 10 September 2026, with the contract commencing on 1 April 2027 and potentially extending until 2034.

Framework Agreement For The Provision Of: Tuition, Alternative Education Provision, Mentoring And Wellbeing, Animal Assisted Support And Therapy Provision

Description: The local authority is looking for providers to support with a number of time limited interventions for children and young people, aged 0 to 25, that help to support them in meeting outcomes specified within their EHCPs and enable them to reintegrate into education or onto their next pathway. The local authority is looking for the following areas of provision: - Tuition - Mentoring and wellbeing - Alternative Provision (such as mechanics, hair and beauty) - Care and support - Equine and animal support - Therapy (such as speech and language and occupational therapy)

Summary: The Hertfordshire County Council has initiated a planned public procurement process regarding a framework agreement for various services aimed at supporting children and young people aged 0 to 25. The services include tuition, mentoring and wellbeing, alternative education provisions, care and support, equine and animal support, and therapy provisions. This process is currently in the planning stage and is part of a light touch procurement regime, with a framework agreement technique in place. The planned communication of a future notice is due on 7 September 2026. The contract period is set to start on 1 April 2027 and end on 31 March 2029, with potential extensions until 31 March 2031. The contract will be located in Stevenage, UK, with a gross value of £46,420,018.