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Dredging and Restructure of Three Ponds in the Peterborough Area

Description: Peterborough City Council is seeking to procure a specialist landscape contractor to undertake the dredging and restructure of three ponds in the Peterborough area. The three sites are as follows: * Cherry Orton Road. * Debdale Pond. * Stanground/Tenter Hill Pond. The successful bidder will be required to undertake the following actions: * De-silting of each pond and silt to be spread over the respective sites. * Re profiling of each pond. * Litter removal, noting that the log piles in the area must not be disturbed. The intended outcome of this activity is to increase biodiversity by maintaining the three sites as mosaic habitats of scrub, open water and marginal vegetation areas as breeding, feeding and hibernating areas for Great Crested Newts and other amphibians. The service (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council is inviting tenders for the project titled "Dredging and Restructure of Three Ponds in the Peterborough Area," aimed at increasing biodiversity by enhancing habitats suitable for species such as the Great Crested Newts. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage and is open for submissions until 29th April 2026. The work, categorized under the industry of excavating, earthmoving, and landscape protection services, will be conducted at three specific locations: Cherry Orton Road, Debdale Pond, and Stanground/Tenter Hill Pond in the Peterborough region. The service period will commence on 1st November 2026 and conclude on 31st January 2027. An open procurement method is being employed, reflective of below-threshold open competition, and proposals will be evaluated based on a quality submission (60%) and pricing submission (40%).

The Provision of Mystery Shoppers

Description: CITB operates mystery shops with the core objective of consistently monitoring testing and training centres to provide CITB with assurance that those centres are operating and following the scheme rules for each product and are delivering the standards and customer experience CITB expects. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Peterborough:-Market-research-services./3C568G8B3Z To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/3C568G8B3Z

Summary: The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), a public authority under the sub-central government category, is inviting tenders for the provision of mystery shopper services. This procurement, located in Peterborough, UK, falls under the market research services industry category. The process is currently at the tender stage with a submission deadline of 11th May 2026. The open procedure procurement method is being utilised, allowing for electronic submissions. Prospective bidders have until 27th April 2026 to submit enquiries. The contract, with an estimated gross value of £306,472, spans from July 2026 to July 2029, with potential renewal for an additional year.

Service Wing Demolition (RAAC)

Description: This tender is for the partial demolition of a Service Wing at Hinchingbrooke Hospital that includes Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) panels. The winning bidder will take ownership from RIBA stage 4 through to completion of work. Initial works will include the validation of the RIBA3 designs to an agreed RIBA4 design. The works include the refurbishment of existing facilities to accommodate staff movement. Following the refurbishment the building will require demolition in accordance with the Trust phasing plan provided in the tender pack. A final element of the works will involve the construction of a new road to connect current roads. All of the above works will take place in a live hospital environment. This work sits within the enabling works for the Hinchingbrooke Hospital new build (read more...)

Summary: The North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust is overseeing a public procurement process titled "Service Wing Demolition (RAAC)" as part of their ongoing infrastructure projects. This process falls under the industry category of works, specifically related to demolition and road construction, and is taking place at Hinchingbrooke Hospital in Peterborough, United Kingdom. The procurement is currently in the tender stage with key dates including an extended submission deadline on 21st April 2026, and an award period concluding on 27th April 2026. The procurement method is an open procedure as outlined in the tender pack provided, adhering to UK legal frameworks, with a total estimated value of £12.72 million gross. The project is integral to the NHS England New Hospitals Programme, demanding precise adherence to programme dates to facilitate subsequent construction phases.

Use of EO data to calculate severe weather thresholds

Description: Joint Nature Conservation Committee The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) is the statutory adviser to the UK Government and devolved administrations on UK and international nature conservation Project Aims The overarching aim of this project is to develop an improved approach for using Earth Observation (EO) or other publicly accessible data to demonstrate whether ground at a specific location is frozen or has snow cover, with a reasonable level of accuracy and consistency. To achieve this the project will need to explore data available, issues regarding its use for this purpose, and comparative results from trialling different approaches. A secondary aim of this project is to provide JNCC with confidence that the proposed method is effective, and equipping JNCC with evidence that outcomes resulting from use of the (read more...)

Summary: The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) has initiated a tender to develop a methodology using Earth Observation (EO) data to calculate severe weather thresholds. The procurement process, managed by JNCC SUPPORT CO, is focused on services within the industry category of data and communication equipment, weather stations, and data services. It is open through an 'open' method below the threshold, meaning it encourages competition. The buying organisation is a public authority under central government and implements Scottish devolved regulations. Located in Peterborough, the procurement is in the tender stage and requires submissions by 9:00 AM on Monday, 6 April 2026. Queries must be submitted by 30 March 2026, 17:00. The contract is set to begin on 20 April 2026 and end by 31 July 2026, with a budget of £25,000 including VAT.

Emotional Wellbeing and Health Support Service

Description: Peterborough City Council are seeking a provider to deliver accessible emotional wellbeing and mental health information, advice and support for children and young people (CYP) aged between 13-25 years living in Peterborough. The contract shall commence on 01 July 2026 and end on 30th June 2027. The outcomes for the service include; - Evidenced improvements in the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people. - Evidence of reach within vulnerable groups1 or those who would not otherwise receive support due to not meeting other mental health service thresholds and capturing the need for support. - Evidenced improvements in children and young people's engagement with education, employment or training. The service model will: - Provide a free, confidential, easily accessible self-referral service open to children and young (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council is actively seeking providers to deliver an "Emotional Wellbeing and Health Support Service" aimed at children and young people aged 13-25 residing in Peterborough. This procurement, classified under guidance and counselling services alongside welfare services, is at the tender stage, requiring submissions by 9 April 2026. The contract will commence on 1 July 2026 and conclude on 30 June 2027. With an open competition procurement method and a below-threshold status, the tender offers a substantial opportunity for service providers in counselling and welfare sectors who can demonstrate innovation and effective interagency collaboration.

Dementia Support Service at the Dementia Resource Centre

Description: THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION Soft Market Test for Dementia Support Service at the Dementia Resource Centre. Background: The DRC was first commissioned by PCC on 2nd February 2014. The service is currently provided by a single provider who delivers a specialist service supporting people living with Dementia and their carers and families, it provides expertise in Dementia as a resource for Council Officers and professionals across the city and contributes to the development of Peterborough as a Dementia friendly city. The aim is to help people to improve the quality of life of people living with Dementia and their carers, supporting them to live at home and independently in their own communities for as long as is possible and to prevent avoidable escalation of need. (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council is in the planning stage for a tender titled "Dementia Support Service at the Dementia Resource Centre," aimed at procuring services in the healthcare and counselling sectors. This opportunity falls within the "services" industry category, emphasising guidance, counselling, and welfare services not delivered through residential institutions. The procurement is based in Peterborough, UK, with the current milestone for participants being a soft market consultative questionnaire due by 24 April 2026. Interested parties can express their interest via the ProContract e-Tendering Platform, with potential workshop sessions to be scheduled at the discretion of the Council. The tender is slated to commence on 1 April 2027, with a service transfer to Paston Farm Community Centre anticipated by Summer/Autumn 2026.

Care & Repair Open Framework

Description: Open Framework procured for Peterborough City Council in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023, for the provision of adaptations including extensions, internal alterations, level access showering facilities and associated works in domestic properties; The installation of minor aids and adaptations in domestic properties. The overall aim of the works specified within the Care and Repair Open Framework Agreement is to assist and support elderly, vulnerable and disabled local residents (adults and children) to live independently and be warm and safe. The work will be undertaken in conjunction with the Home Service Delivery Care and Repair Team within Peterborough City Council. The work will predominantly be in the Peterborough City Council Unitary Authority area. Most will be in the city, but some will be in the surrounding areas of (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council is seeking contracting partners for its "Care & Repair Open Framework" project, focusing on construction work and repair and maintenance services targeted at domestic property adaptations including extensions, internal alterations, and installations. This initiative, predominantly located in the Peterborough City Council Unitary Authority area, aims to aid elderly, vulnerable, and disabled residents. The procurement method is an open procedure under the UK Procurement Act 2023, with an electronic submission deadline set for 21st April 2026, followed by an award period ending on 21st May 2026. The contract period is planned to commence on 17th June 2026 through to 16th June 2029, with a potential extension to align with the overall framework term ending on 9th June 2034.

UK Marine Noise Registry - Hosting and Support

Description: The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) is the statutory adviser to the UK Government and devolved administrations on UK and international nature conservation Our role is to provide scientific evidence, information, and advice to inform decisions to protect the natural environment. Our specific role is to work on nature conservation issues that affect the UK as a whole and internationally, by: * advising Government on the development and implementation of policies for, or affecting, nature conservation in the UK and internationally; * providing advice and disseminating knowledge on nature conservation issues affecting the UK and internationally; * establishing common standards throughout the UK for nature conservation, including monitoring, research, and the analysis of results; and * commissioning or supporting research which it deems relevant to these functions. Background (read more...)

Summary: The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) is seeking a contractor for hosting and support services of the UK Marine Noise Registry (MNR) software and database for the financial year 2026/2027. JNCC, a public authority operating under central government and subject to Scottish devolved regulations, is based in Peterborough, United Kingdom. The procurement process is at the tender update stage, with the submission deadline set for 30th March 2026 at 09:00 AM GMT. The tender, valued at £12,708 excluding VAT, falls under the services category related to data-processing equipment and noise pollution management, with a contract period from 10th April 2026 to 31st March 2027. The procurement method is open competition, suitable for small and medium enterprises, and the bids will be evaluated on quality, contractor details, and cost.

Mental Health Community Inclusion & Recovery Services

Description: Services Agreement for Mental Health Community Inclusion & Recovery Services. The service focuses on early intervention and prevention support for those living with mental health needs. The Mental Health Community Inclusion and Recovery Service will provide opportunities for people with all levels of mental health needs to: * Access peer support * Access light-touch information, advice and guidance * Engage with the community in a meaningful way * Form valuable relationships * Better maintain their recoveries At a system level, the service will: * Prevent lower-level needs (e.g. anxiety and depression being treated in the community) from escalating * Contribute to a reduction in demand on intensive secondary mental health services (e.g. In-patient services or adult locality mental health teams provided by CPFT) * Contribute to the prevention, (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council is inviting tenders for its "Mental Health Community Inclusion & Recovery Services" agreement, focusing on early intervention and preventative support for individuals with mental health needs. The tender is part of an active procurement stage under UK legislation, specifically the UK Procurement Act 2023. It encompasses welfare services not delivered through residential institutions, under the CPV classification 85312400, targeting areas within regions UKH11 and UKH12 in the United Kingdom. Interested parties must submit their bids via the ProContract e-Tendering Platform by 20th April 2026. The service aims to begin on 1st September 2026, lasting five years under a 3+1+1 contract term, possibly extending into a unitary council framework by 2028 due to local government reforms.

Lived Experience Recovery Organisation (LERO)

Description: This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Contract Notice. The awarding of this contract is subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award. Peterborough City Council has an ambition to establish a fully independent Lived Experience Recovery Organisation (LERO) in Peterborough to support people recovering from drug and alcohol use. A lived experience recovery organisation (LERO) is an organisation led by people with lived experience of drug and alcohol recovery. LEROs deliver a wide range of harm reduction interventions, peer support and recovery support services and they can help people to access and engage in treatment and other support services. The contract term is 1st July (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council is actively seeking proposals for the establishment of a fully independent Lived Experience Recovery Organisation (LERO) focused on rehabilitation services for individuals recovering from drug and alcohol use. This tender is governed by the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 and will be awarded based on an open procedure. The contract, valued at £468,748.50, spans from 1st July 2026 to 31st March 2029, with the possibility of a 12-month extension at the discretion of the authority. Interested parties must submit their proposals by 13th April 2026, as the bidding process will formally open shortly thereafter.