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Blackshots Demolition

Description: The Authority's requirement under this Contract is for a single Contractor to undertake the demolition of the tower blocks and garages in Blackshots, Grays, Essex.

Summary: Thurrock Council is seeking a single contractor to demolish the tower blocks and garages at Blackshots in Grays, Essex. This is a works contract covering demolition, site preparation and clearance activities, corresponding to CPV 45111000. The requirement is focused on the safe and effective removal of existing residential tower-block structures and associated garages, together with the related site-clearance work. Delivery is in Blackshots, Grays, within Thurrock. Businesses suited to this opportunity are demolition and enabling-works contractors able to take responsibility for the complete requirement rather than separately bidding for multiple packages. The buyer is Thurrock Council, a sub-central public authority, and the procurement is a below-threshold public-sector works opportunity.

Blackshots Demolition

Description: The Authority's requirement under this Contract is for a single Contractor to undertake the demolition of the tower blocks and garages in Blackshots, Grays, Essex.

Summary: Thurrock Council is seeking a single contractor to demolish the tower blocks and garages at Blackshots in Grays, Essex. This is a works contract covering demolition, site preparation and clearance activities, corresponding to CPV 45111000. The requirement is focused on the safe and effective removal of existing residential tower-block structures and associated garages, together with the related site-clearance work. Delivery is in Blackshots, Grays, within Thurrock. Businesses suited to this opportunity are demolition and enabling-works contractors able to take responsibility for the complete requirement rather than separately bidding for multiple packages. The buyer is Thurrock Council, a sub-central public authority, and the procurement is a below-threshold public-sector works opportunity.

Electoral Print Services

Description: This contract is for the provision of specialist electoral printing and fulfilment services to support the statutory responsibilities of the Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) and Returning Officer (RO). The scope includes the production of electoral materials such as Annual Canvass forms, ballot papers, poll cards (including one-piece mailers), postal vote packs, and other election-related documentation required under current electoral legislation. The contract also covers the end-to-end fulfilment of postal vote packs, including the collation, matching, insertion, packaging, and distribution of ballot papers and associated electoral materials. Pricing must include all outgoing postage costs associated with the distribution of postal vote packs, canvass forms, and other statutory electoral communications. Provision must also be available for ad hoc specialist electoral printing requirements, including but not limited to grass skirt notices (read more...)

Summary: Thurrock Council intends to procure specialist electoral printing and fulfilment services for its Electoral Registration Officer and Returning Officer. The requirement covers the production of Annual Canvass forms, ballot papers, poll cards, including one-piece mailers, postal vote packs and other election-related documents. Suppliers will also be expected to provide end-to-end postal vote pack fulfilment, including collation, matching, insertion, packaging and distribution, with outgoing postage included for postal vote packs, canvass forms and other statutory communications. The scope includes ad hoc specialist printing, such as grass skirt notices and other election-specific materials. This is a printed matter and related products requirement, with activity associated with Thurrock Council and delivery across the relevant area of the council’s work.

Supported Accommodation Pathway for Young People Aged 16 to 25

Description: Thurrock Council is undertaking early market engagement to understand provider interest in a future supported accommodation pathway for young people aged 16 to 25. This may include children looked after aged 16 and 17, care leavers, former unaccompanied asylum-seeking children and young people at risk of homelessness where statutory duties apply. The Council is exploring a wider range of accommodation and support options, including supported lodgings, staffed shared accommodation, independent living and floating support. This is not a call for competition and does not commit the Council to any future procurement or contract award.

Summary: Thurrock Council is exploring a future supported accommodation pathway for young people aged 16 to 25 in Thurrock. The service may support looked-after children aged 16 and 17, care leavers, former unaccompanied asylum-seeking children, and young people at risk of homelessness where statutory duties apply. The proposed scope covers a range of accommodation and support models, including supported lodgings, staffed shared accommodation, independent living and floating support. This is a social care and accommodation service, covering social work and wider community, social and personal services. Delivery is in the Thurrock area, with the council as the buyer. The pathway is intended to provide accommodation alongside appropriate support for young people moving towards independence.

Supported Accommodation Pathway for Young People Aged 16 to 25

Description: Thurrock Council is undertaking early market engagement to understand provider interest in a future supported accommodation pathway for young people aged 16 to 25. This may include children looked after aged 16 and 17, care leavers, former unaccompanied asylum-seeking children and young people at risk of homelessness where statutory duties apply. The Council is exploring a wider range of accommodation and support options, including supported lodgings, staffed shared accommodation, independent living and floating support. This is not a call for competition and does not commit the Council to any future procurement or contract award.

Summary: Thurrock Council is exploring a future supported accommodation pathway for young people aged 16 to 25 in Thurrock. The service may support looked-after children aged 16 and 17, care leavers, former unaccompanied asylum-seeking children, and young people at risk of homelessness where statutory duties apply. The proposed scope covers a range of accommodation and support models, including supported lodgings, staffed shared accommodation, independent living and floating support. This is a social care and accommodation service, covering social work and wider community, social and personal services. Delivery is in the Thurrock area, with the council as the buyer. The pathway is intended to provide accommodation alongside appropriate support for young people moving towards independence.

Internal Residential Children's Homes

Description: Thurrock Council is undertaking early market engagement to understand provider interest in the potential operation of residential children's homes using three council-owned properties. The properties may provide up to six local placements for children looked after, subject to governance, registration, procurement and final approval. This is not a call for competition and does not commit the Council to any future procurement or contract award. Please note that the contract value, scope and duration are indicative and subject to review. The final contract arrangements may vary following market engagement and the subsequent development of service requirements, taking account of operational, commercial, regulatory and market considerations.

Summary: Thurrock Council is exploring the potential operation of residential children’s homes in three council-owned properties. The homes could provide up to six local placements for looked-after children, subject to governance, registration, procurement and final approval. This is a children’s residential care and social work services requirement, with related community, social and personal services. The buying organisation is Thurrock Council, based in Grays, and the service would support local placements in Thurrock. The scope is being developed through early market engagement and may be shaped by operational, commercial, regulatory and market considerations. Providers with experience operating residential children’s homes or delivering regulated care for looked-after children are the intended market audience.

Feasilbility, Funding and Delivery Partner(s)

Description: Description: Thames Freeport (TFP) is one of eight English Freeports established under the Government's Freeport Policy. Spanning tax sites at DP World London Gateway (Thurrock), the Port of Tilbury (Thurrock), and Ford Dagenham (Barking & Dagenham), TFP operates as the accountable body for a programme of investment, infrastructure and innovation interventions targeting place-based economic growth across East London and the Estuary. TFP has published its Industry, Investment and Infrastructure Framework (TFIIIF), establishing an ambition to catalyse PS16 billion in cumulative GVA, create 23,230 net additional jobs, and generate PS1.5 billion in additional annual GVA across four sector clusters: Technology and Advanced Manufacturing; Sustainable Construction; Advanced Port Logistics; and Deployed Artificial Intelligence. To deliver the TFIIIF programme, TFP requires access to a high-calibre, multi-disciplinary Strategic Advisory Partner(s) capable of (read more...)

Summary: Thames Freeport is seeking a strategic advisory partner, or a named consortium, to support its programme of investment, infrastructure and innovation-led economic growth across East London and the Estuary. The services cover research and development, management consultancy, financial consultancy and legal advice. The scope includes Treasury-compliant business cases using the HM Treasury Green Book and Five Case Model; programme and project evaluation under the Magenta Book; feasibility studies from pre-RIBA technical feasibility through RIBA Stages 0–2; investment cases for private and institutional capital; business planning and financial modelling; special purpose vehicle establishment and operation; project finance and legal services; and investor access and capital facilitation. Work relates to Thames Freeport tax sites at DP World London Gateway and the Port of Tilbury in Thurrock, and Ford Dagenham in Barking and Dagenham.

Waste Haulage and Disposal Service

Description: The Council requires a single suitably qualified Contractor to carry out the Council's Waste Haulage and Disposal Service as per Section 2A and 2B below: SECTION 2A - HOUSEHOLD WASTE RECYCLING CENTRE HWRC Collection and Disposal of Waste deposited at the Council's Household Waste Recycling Centre. SECTION 2B - WASTE TRANSFER STATION INCLUDING DELIVERY POINTS AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE Bulking, sorting and Haulage of Waste deposited by Council Staff at the Contractors waste transfer station (WTS) to include waste collected from the public realm, kerbside collections of residual waste, green, food, mixed dry recyclables, bulky waste and POPs Full details are in 02 Specification

Summary: Thurrock Council is procuring a waste haulage and disposal service covering two linked activities. The contractor will collect and dispose of waste deposited at the Council’s Household Waste Recycling Centre. It will also operate the haulage and disposal chain from a waste transfer station, including bulking and sorting waste delivered by Council staff. The service covers waste from public-realm collections, kerbside residual-waste collections, green waste, food waste, mixed dry recyclables, bulky waste and persistent organic pollutants. This is a waste and refuse-related service for Thurrock Council, with activity centred on the Council’s recycling-centre operations and the contractor’s waste transfer station and disposal arrangements. The procurement is for one suitably qualified contractor to provide the complete service.

Waste Haulage and Disposal Service

Description: The Council requires a single suitably qualified Contractor to carry out the Council's Waste Haulage and Disposal Service as per Section 2A and 2B below: SECTION 2A - HOUSEHOLD WASTE RECYCLING CENTRE HWRC Collection and Disposal of Waste deposited at the Council's Household Waste Recycling Centre. SECTION 2B - WASTE TRANSFER STATION INCLUDING DELIVERY POINTS AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE Bulking, sorting and Haulage of Waste deposited by Council Staff at the Contractors waste transfer station (WTS) to include waste collected from the public realm, kerbside collections of residual waste, green, food, mixed dry recyclables, bulky waste and POPs Full details are in 02 Specification

Summary: Thurrock Council is procuring a waste haulage and disposal service covering two linked activities. The contractor will collect and dispose of waste deposited at the Council’s Household Waste Recycling Centre. It will also operate the haulage and disposal chain from a waste transfer station, including bulking and sorting waste delivered by Council staff. The service covers waste from public-realm collections, kerbside residual-waste collections, green waste, food waste, mixed dry recyclables, bulky waste and persistent organic pollutants. This is a waste and refuse-related service for Thurrock Council, with activity centred on the Council’s recycling-centre operations and the contractor’s waste transfer station and disposal arrangements. The procurement is for one suitably qualified contractor to provide the complete service.

Feasilbility, Funding and Delivery Partner(s)

Description: Description: Thames Freeport (TFP) is one of eight English Freeports established under the Government's Freeport Policy. Spanning tax sites at DP World London Gateway (Thurrock), the Port of Tilbury (Thurrock), and Ford Dagenham (Barking & Dagenham), TFP operates as the accountable body for a programme of investment, infrastructure and innovation interventions targeting place-based economic growth across East London and the Estuary. TFP has published its Industry, Investment and Infrastructure Framework (TFIIIF), establishing an ambition to catalyse PS16 billion in cumulative GVA, create 23,230 net additional jobs, and generate PS1.5 billion in additional annual GVA across four sector clusters: Technology and Advanced Manufacturing; Sustainable Construction; Advanced Port Logistics; and Deployed Artificial Intelligence. To deliver the TFIIIF programme, TFP requires access to a high-calibre, multi-disciplinary Strategic Advisory Partner(s) capable of (read more...)

Summary: Thames Freeport is seeking a strategic advisory partner, or a named consortium, to support its programme of investment, infrastructure and innovation-led economic growth across East London and the Estuary. The services cover research and development, management consultancy, financial consultancy and legal advice. The scope includes Treasury-compliant business cases using the HM Treasury Green Book and Five Case Model; programme and project evaluation under the Magenta Book; feasibility studies from pre-RIBA technical feasibility through RIBA Stages 0–2; investment cases for private and institutional capital; business planning and financial modelling; special purpose vehicle establishment and operation; project finance and legal services; and investor access and capital facilitation. Work relates to Thames Freeport tax sites at DP World London Gateway and the Port of Tilbury in Thurrock, and Ford Dagenham in Barking and Dagenham.