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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 in the process of planning a procurement for the project titled "Supported Accommodation Pathway for Young People Aged 16 to 25". The initiative is currently in the planning stage with key activities including a market engagement exercise. Suppliers are encouraged to participate in this engagement by responding to an online questionnaire by 21st August 2026. The procurement is set within the services industry category, focusing on social work and accommodation services, in the UKH32 region of the United Kingdom. This process utilises a "light touch" regime, and while it is not yet a call for competition, it helps the council gauge interest and gather insights for future procurement stages potentially commencing in April 2027.

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 in the process of planning a procurement for the project titled "Supported Accommodation Pathway for Young People Aged 16 to 25". The initiative is currently in the planning stage with key activities including a market engagement exercise. Suppliers are encouraged to participate in this engagement by responding to an online questionnaire by 21st August 2026. The procurement is set within the services industry category, focusing on social work and accommodation services, in the UKH32 region of the United Kingdom. This process utilises a "light touch" regime, and while it is not yet a call for competition, it helps the council gauge interest and gather insights for future procurement stages potentially commencing in April 2027.

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, a sub-central public authority in the United Kingdom, is currently in the Planning stage of a procurement process for the potential operation of residential children’s homes, titled "Internal Residential Children’s Homes." This service procurement, anticipated to cater to the social work and community service categories, involves using three council-owned properties to provide local placements for children looked after. The market engagement notice was published on 31st July 2026, with a key milestone for supplier engagement due by 21st August 2026. The main location for this engagement is Grays, UKH32 region, and the procurement process is under a special '"light touch"' regime.

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: The public procurement process initiated by Thames Freeport, a sub-central government public authority based in Essex, is at the tender stage with a focus on securing "Feasibility, Funding and Delivery Partner(s)." The procurement, titled under the active category of Financial Consultancy Services, aims to support the Industry, Investment, and Infrastructure Framework (TFIIIF). This framework targets economic growth in East London and the Estuary. The procurement involves a competitive flexible procedure, with an open method. Key deadlines include an expression of interest due by 24th August 2026, and the enquiry period closure on 14th August 2026. Service delivery is expected across various UK regions, with contracts starting on 14th October 2026 and potential extension options through to 2031.

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 seeking proposals for a Waste Haulage and Disposal Service, a vital undertaking within the refuse and waste industry. The procurement, under an open procedure, offers a contract valued at approximately £14.5 million. The services required include the collection and disposal of waste from a Household Waste Recycling Centre, and the handling of waste at a Waste Transfer Station. The tender process is currently active, with key timelines extending from submission deadlines by 10th August 2026 to contract awards expected by 6th October 2026. The services are to be rendered in Grays, UK, aligning with industry classifications for refuse and waste-related services.

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 seeking proposals for a Waste Haulage and Disposal Service, a vital undertaking within the refuse and waste industry. The procurement, under an open procedure, offers a contract valued at approximately £14.5 million. The services required include the collection and disposal of waste from a Household Waste Recycling Centre, and the handling of waste at a Waste Transfer Station. The tender process is currently active, with key timelines extending from submission deadlines by 10th August 2026 to contract awards expected by 6th October 2026. The services are to be rendered in Grays, UK, aligning with industry classifications for refuse and waste-related services.

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: The public procurement process initiated by Thames Freeport, a sub-central government public authority based in Essex, is at the tender stage with a focus on securing "Feasibility, Funding and Delivery Partner(s)." The procurement, titled under the active category of Financial Consultancy Services, aims to support the Industry, Investment, and Infrastructure Framework (TFIIIF). This framework targets economic growth in East London and the Estuary. The procurement involves a competitive flexible procedure, with an open method. Key deadlines include an expression of interest due by 24th August 2026, and the enquiry period closure on 14th August 2026. Service delivery is expected across various UK regions, with contracts starting on 14th October 2026 and potential extension options through to 2031.

Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) and Gas Servicing Contract

Description: The Council are seeking a single contractor to deliver a combined Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) and Gas Servicing contract to its housing portfolio and some corporate sites

Summary: Thurrock Council is overseeing a public procurement process for a Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) and Gas Servicing Contract, as they aim to secure a single contractor to service their housing portfolio and selected corporate sites. This initiative falls under the services category and is situated in the region of UKH32, United Kingdom. The procurement is in the planning stage, with a significant milestone being a market engagement questionnaire due by 17th July 2026. Interested parties can gain further insights and register for this phase through Thurrock Council's e-tendering portal, In-tend. The contract period is scheduled to commence on 1st March 2027 and conclude by 28th February 2030, with an option for renewal extending until 28th February 2031. The tentative date for official notice release is set for 24th July 2026.

Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) and Gas Servicing Contract

Description: The Council are seeking a single contractor to deliver a combined Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) and Gas Servicing contract to its housing portfolio and some corporate sites

Summary: Thurrock Council is overseeing a public procurement process for a Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) and Gas Servicing Contract, as they aim to secure a single contractor to service their housing portfolio and selected corporate sites. This initiative falls under the services category and is situated in the region of UKH32, United Kingdom. The procurement is in the planning stage, with a significant milestone being a market engagement questionnaire due by 17th July 2026. Interested parties can gain further insights and register for this phase through Thurrock Council's e-tendering portal, In-tend. The contract period is scheduled to commence on 1st March 2027 and conclude by 28th February 2030, with an option for renewal extending until 28th February 2031. The tentative date for official notice release is set for 24th July 2026.

Thurrock Floating Support Service - Mental Health and Learning Disabilities

Description: The Authority's requirement under this Contract is for the provision of a floating support service to residents of Thurrock with poor mental health and/or a learning disability. The service provides short term support (up to two years) supporting Thurrock residents with fluctuating needs, enabling them to live independently. The support is community based and focuses on prevention, supporting people to remain in their homes and preventing homelessness wherever possible. Further information can be found in the tender documentation.

Summary: Thurrock Council is currently overseeing an active procurement process for the provision of a floating support service aimed at residents in Thurrock with mental health challenges or learning disabilities. This tender, titled "Thurrock Floating Support Service - Mental Health and Learning Disabilities," falls under the category of social work services and other community services. The service is community-based, emphasizing preventive support to help residents maintain independent living and avoid homelessness. The procurement follows an open procedure method and is subject to specific UK procurement legislation, with tender submissions required electronically via In-tend. Interested parties should note the key dates: the enquiry period ends on 5th August 2026, the tender period closes on 14th August 2026, and the expected award period is set to conclude on 14th September 2026.