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King Edmund School - Supply of Electricity

Description: The physical supply of electricity to all Authority sites along with associated invoicing and query management services.

Summary: King Edmund School is procuring the physical supply of electricity to all its sites, together with associated invoicing and query-management services. This is an electricity supply and utility administration requirement, classified as goods. The buyer is King Edmund School, with Zenergi Limited acting as the utility procurement adviser and procuring entity. Delivery is across the Authority’s sites in the United Kingdom. The requirement covers electricity supplies rather than construction, equipment installation or general facilities management. Suppliers should therefore be able to provide the energy itself and support the associated billing and customer-query processes for a public-sector school estate.

Recycling waste services

Description: Castle Point Borough Council (CPBC) through the Essex Procurement Partnership (EPP) is looking to renew their recycling waste disposal services contracts. This relates the provision of a waste transfer station (WTS), haulage and Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) services for the borough's dry mixed recycling requirements (excluding glass). The contract duration is 5 years plus an optional extension of up to 5 years in one or multiple increments. Known-unknown risks: 1- Declining or failing end markets Impact: Financial pressure, operational disruption, and performance risks for both the Contractor and the Authority. Why this cannot be addressed upfront: Neither party can accurately forecast long-term end-market viability or values, making upfront risk pricing potentially disproportionate and poor value for money. 2- Geopolitical events / Wars / Blockades Impact: Service delays, reduced (read more...)

Summary: Castle Point Borough Council, through the Essex Procurement Partnership, is procuring dry mixed recycling services, excluding glass. The requirement covers a waste transfer station, haulage and Materials Recycling Facility services for the borough’s recycling operations, including the handling of contaminated material. The contracting authorities are Castle Point Borough Council and Brentwood Borough Council, with delivery in Essex. The service is intended to renew the councils’ recycling waste disposal arrangements. Suppliers should be prepared to manage collection logistics from council vehicles, transfer and haulage operations, material sorting and recycling, recovery of residual waste, and service performance. The procurement also recognises risks from changing end markets, geopolitical disruption and extreme weather that could affect continuity, recycling performance and costs.

Temporary Accommodation Scheme

Description: Castle Point Borough Council are seeking an experienced contractor to develop a site in Thundersley into temporary accommodation on a design and build basis. The works comprise the design development (from RIBA Stage 3 Plus onwards, based on the existing architectural drawings only), construction, completion and handover of site. The scope includes, but is not limited to, detailed design development, procurement, construction, commissioning, testing, certification and achievement of practical completion, together with all works necessary to deliver a fully functional, compliant and complete development in accordance with all applicable statutory requirements, the employer's requirements and the contract documents. Further planning work arising from awarded contractors design development value engineering proposals, utility diversions or abnormal connection upgrades (including temporary construction power), and any works outside the agreed red line (read more...)

Summary: Castle Point Borough Council is procuring works to develop a site in Thundersley into temporary accommodation on a design-and-build basis. The requirement covers construction work, including design development from RIBA Stage 3 Plus using existing architectural drawings, procurement, construction, commissioning, testing, certification, practical completion and handover. The contractor must deliver a fully functional, compliant development that meets statutory requirements, the employer’s requirements and the contract documents. The scope also includes necessary planning work arising from design development and value engineering, utility diversions, abnormal connection upgrades such as temporary construction power, and works within the agreed red-line boundary. The opportunity is for a contractor able to manage the complete development from design progression through construction and handover in Thundersley.

King Edmund School - Dynamic Market for Electricity Supply

Description: Establishment of a Dynamic Market pursuant to section 34 of the Procurement Act 2023 for the physical supply of electricity to all Authority sites along with associated invoicing and query management services. A Dynamic Market is a procurement mechanism that: *remains open to new suppliers throughout its duration; *allows suppliers to apply for admission at any time; *enables the Authority to conduct competitive selection processes among admitted suppliers For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Rochford:-Electricity./S66QXE85E3 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/S66QXE85E3

Summary: King Edmund School established a dynamic market for the physical supply of electricity to all of its sites, together with associated invoicing and query-management services. This is a goods requirement covering electricity and electricity supplies (CPV 09310000 and 31682000). The buyer is King Edmund School, with Zenergi Limited acting as its utility procurement adviser. Delivery covers the school’s sites in the United Kingdom. The arrangement is intended to support competitive selection processes among suppliers admitted to the dynamic market, rather than a single one-off electricity purchase. Suppliers therefore need to provide the physical energy supply and the related billing and customer-query services across the authority’s sites.

Equipment - The Paddocks

Description: This capital procurement project represents a strategic investment in the health, fitness, and modern infrastructure of the council's leisure portfolio. It focuses specifically on the targeted acquisition of equipment assets across two distinct work streams 1. The Paddocks (Lot 1): A completely new fitness installation requiring standard premium cardio and fixed resistance equipment (Lot 1) 2. The Paddocks (Lot 2): Deployment of fully automated, advanced digital strength and diagnostic equipment featuring real-time data streaming and NHS reporting integration. The infrastructure demands high-durability hardware capable of supporting automated user tracking, data-driven facility management, and direct synchronisation with exercise referral clinical metrics. (Lot 2) 3. Runnymede Leisure Centre (Lot 1): Cardiovascular replacement consisting strictly of premium cardiovascular equipment upgrades. (Lot 1) 4. The Paddocks (Lot 3): A dedicated suite of (read more...)

Summary: Castle Point Borough Council is procuring commercial gym and fitness equipment, including supply, software licensing and commissioning. The requirement covers two leisure facilities in Essex: The Paddocks Wellbeing Hub and Runnymede Leisure Centre. Lot 1 covers premium cardiovascular equipment, immersive console systems and space-saving dual-resistance machinery for both sites. Lot 2 covers a connected digital strength-training ecosystem and diagnostic onboarding station for the specialist health-referral suite at The Paddocks. Lot 3 covers a 10-piece, power-assisted electronically driven movement circuit with digital connectivity software at The Paddocks. The equipment is intended to support modern leisure provision, health referrals, rehabilitation, active ageing, inclusive access and data-led fitness management. The procurement is for goods, classified as gymnasium equipment.

Managed Service for Catheterisation Lab, Cardio Thoracic Centre and Vascular

Description: This is a UK1 pipeline notice only. Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust ("the Authority") intends to procure a managed service supporting Catheterisation Laboratories, Cardiothoracic and Vascular services across Basildon, Broomfield and Southend. The procurement is expected to be the first service-specific procurement within the Authority's wider Managed Services Programme. The indicative scope may include equipment lifecycle planning and management; equipment supply, installation, commissioning, maintenance and uptime management; consumables and high-cost devices; inventory and supply chain management; digital integration and analytics; operational efficiency support; and appropriately defined on-site service support. The final scope, service boundaries, risk allocation and requirements will be confirmed in the tender notice and associated procurement documents. The proposed procurement forms part of the Authority's wider Improving Value agenda and multi staged Managed Services (read more...)

Summary: Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust intends to procure a managed service for catheterisation laboratories, cardiothoracic and vascular services across Basildon, Broomfield and Southend. The service may cover medical equipment lifecycle planning; equipment supply, installation, commissioning, maintenance and uptime management; consumables and high-cost devices; inventory and supply-chain management; digital integration and analytics; operational efficiency support; and defined on-site services. The procurement is intended to improve productivity, service resilience, asset utilisation, clinical infrastructure and elective recovery, while supporting digital interoperability and lifecycle investment. It is a healthcare equipment and managed-services requirement, including imaging, patient-monitoring systems, medical consumables, installation, maintenance, stock control, storage, control panels, medical furniture and stretchers. The main category is services, with delivery across the Trust’s sites in Essex.

Future Employment Support - Seetec EOI

Description: Future Employment Support will be a major new national programme. It will be designed to support unemployed Universal Credit claimants into sustained employment through personalised support, stronger employer engagement, local integration, and specialist provision. It will respond to individual needs and regional labour market priorities. Seetec are taking an inclusive two-stage approach to building strong local partnerships. We are inviting organisations to complete stage one of a two stage process. This first stage is a light-touch Expression of interest (EOI), designed to help us to understand your organisation, your local presence, your specialist capability and your interest in working with us. The second stage will be a more detailed Request for Information (RFI) for shortlisted organisations, which will be weighted and scored to support partner selection, supply chain (read more...)

Summary: Seetec Business Technology Centre Ltd is planning a national employment support programme for unemployed Universal Credit claimants. The service will help people move into sustained employment through personalised support, stronger engagement with employers, local integration and specialist provision tailored to individual needs and regional labour markets. Expected activities include job-search support, adult education, training, community action and community health services. Delivery is planned across England, including the North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East and West Midlands, East of England, London, the South East and the South West. The programme is intended to be delivered through local partnerships, with Seetec seeking organisations that can contribute to an integrated support model and respond to local needs.

Temporary Accommodation Scheme

Description: Castle Point Borough Council are seeking an experienced contractor to develop a site in Thundersley into temporary accommodation on a design and build basis. The works comprise the design development (from RIBA Stage 3 Plus onwards, based on the existing architectural drawings only), construction, completion and handover of site. The scope includes, but is not limited to, detailed design development, procurement, construction, commissioning, testing, certification and achievement of practical completion, together with all works necessary to deliver a fully functional, compliant and complete development in accordance with all applicable statutory requirements, the employer's requirements and the contract documents. Further planning work arising from awarded contractors design development value engineering proposals, utility diversions or abnormal connection upgrades (including temporary construction power), and any works outside the agreed red line (read more...)

Summary: Castle Point Borough Council is procuring works to develop a site in Thundersley into temporary accommodation on a design-and-build basis. The requirement covers construction work, including design development from RIBA Stage 3 Plus using existing architectural drawings, procurement, construction, commissioning, testing, certification, practical completion and handover. The contractor must deliver a fully functional, compliant development that meets statutory requirements, the employer’s requirements and the contract documents. The scope also includes necessary planning work arising from design development and value engineering, utility diversions, abnormal connection upgrades such as temporary construction power, and works within the agreed red-line boundary. The opportunity is for a contractor able to manage the complete development from design progression through construction and handover in Thundersley.

Body Storage Contingency

Description: Provision of a deceased contingency storage and transfer service for Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust (MSEFT), including flexible mortuary storage capacity, transportation of deceased between Trust mortuary sites and contingency facilities, bariatric transfers, and support during periods of increased demand. The contract includes governance, audit, incident management, and performance review requirements, commencing on 11 January 2027 for an initial 3-year term ending 10 January 2030, with the option to extend for up to 24 months.

Summary: Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust is procuring a deceased contingency storage and transfer service, covering flexible mortuary storage capacity, transportation of deceased people between Trust mortuary sites and contingency facilities, bariatric transfers, and support during periods of increased demand. The service also includes governance, audit, incident management and performance review requirements. This is a specialist healthcare, mortuary and related funeral service requirement, classified under CPV 98370000. Delivery will support the Trust’s mortuary sites and contingency facilities in the Mid and South Essex area, with the buying organisation based in Basildon. The requirement is a service rather than the supply of equipment or construction works, and is intended to provide additional resilience when normal mortuary capacity is under pressure.

Body Storage Contingency

Description: Body Storage Contingency

Summary: Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust intends to procure a deceased contingency storage and transfer service for its mortuary operations in Essex. The service will provide flexible mortuary storage capacity, transport of deceased people between Trust mortuary sites and contingency facilities, bariatric transfers, and support when demand increases. It will also include governance, auditing, incident management and performance review arrangements. This is a healthcare-related funeral and mortuary service, classified under CPV 98370000. The buyer is Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust, based in Basildon. Suppliers would need to support activity across the Trust’s relevant sites and contingency facilities in Essex, rather than provide a single fixed-location storage service.