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Collection of Abandoned Vehicles in Peterborough

Description: Abandoned Vehicles Removal and Disposal Services around the City of Peterborough

Summary: Peterborough City Council has initiated a tender process for the "Collection of Abandoned Vehicles in Peterborough," focusing on refuse and environmental services within the region of UKH11, United Kingdom. This open competitive procurement, classified under the public authority sub-central government category, is in the tender stage. The tender period closes on 27th February 2026, with an inquiry deadline set for 20th February 2026. The contract, valued at £80,000, will run from 1st May 2026 to 31st March 2028 and prioritises 60% quality and 40% price in its award criteria.

Vermin Control and Badger Mitigation

Description: Vermin Control and Badger Mitigation

Summary: The procurement process titled "Vermin Control and Badger Mitigation" is being conducted by Defra, with Mrs Lisa Tuck as the contact point. Based in Peterborough, United Kingdom, the process falls under the industry category of infrastructure works consultancy services. The procurement is currently in the tender stage, as of 5th February 2026, having been published on 1st December 2025. The contract, valued at £273,954.82, will commence on 17th November 2025 and conclude on 20th November 2026. The procurement method involves a selective process, specifically a call-off from a framework agreement, and the work will be carried out in the East of England.

Carbon Literacy Trainer(s)

Description: The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is seeking to engage with the market ahead of a forthcoming tender for Carbon Literacy trainer(s) to better understand current market capacity, opportunities, and any considerations that may inform the procurement approach. We are seeking a Carbon Literacy Project (CLP) accredited Trainer to deliver Carbon Literacy training to its workforce. As a national organisation, our colleagues are situated across the three Countries (England, Scotland and Wales). We have developed a bespoke CLP training course for our workforce, that has a particular focus on how the construction industry is impacted by the changing climate. We are seeking a trainer(s) to deliver this course, and therefore want to understand the capacity and knowledge of the market prior to a tender exercise. To view this (read more...)

Summary: The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is seeking to engage market participants for an upcoming tender focused on providing Carbon Literacy training. This procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with the intention to hire Carbon Literacy Project (CLP) accredited trainers who can deliver a specialized course tailored to the construction industry’s needs across various UK regions, including England, Scotland, and Wales. The process invites stakeholders to submit responses by 16th February 2026 through an e-tendering portal. This procurement relates to the services industry, specifically administrative educational services, with a projected contract value of £30,000. The proposed contract period spans from 30th April 2026 to 29th April 2028, with a potential extension until 2029.

Children's External Placements Education & Tuition PDPS Reopening 1

Description: The procurement is to reopen a multi supplier "pseudo DPS" (referred to as "PDPS"). As the PDPS Agreement will be "pseudo PDPS", it will look and feel similar to a DPS agreement set up under Regulation 34 of the PCR. This means that the Authority envisages the PDPS will re-open at (12) twelve-month intervals (or at other intervals at the Authority's discretion) for new providers to apply or previously unsuccessful providers to re-apply. Reopening of the PDPS is solely at the discretion of the Authority. The Procurement is being run using a procedure similar to the open procedure described in Regulation 27of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended). However, the Authority reserves the right to deviate from the formalities of the open procedure given the flexibilities permitted (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council has launched a tender for the "Children's External Placements Education & Tuition PDPS Reopening 1" under the Health and Social Work Services industry category. This procurement aims to reopen a multi-supplier "pseudo DPS", providing services across various lots including fostering agencies, residential children's homes, special education provisions, out-of-school tuition, and post-16 alternative provision. Located in Cambridgeshire, this process is currently in the tender stage with a deadline for submissions set for 4th March 2026 at 12:00 PM. The procurement follows a procedure akin to the open procedure as outlined in the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, with the flexibility of the Light Touch Regime for Social Services.

Carbon Literacy Trainer(s)

Description: The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is seeking to engage with the market ahead of a forthcoming tender for Carbon Literacy trainer(s) to better understand current market capacity, opportunities, and any considerations that may inform the procurement approach. We are seeking a Carbon Literacy Project (CLP) accredited Trainer to deliver Carbon Literacy training to its workforce. As a national organisation, our colleagues are situated across the three Countries (England, Scotland and Wales). We have developed a bespoke CLP training course for our workforce, that has a particular focus on how the construction industry is impacted by the changing climate. We are seeking a trainer(s) to deliver this course, and therefore want to understand the capacity and knowledge of the market prior to a tender exercise. For more information (read more...)

Summary: The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is seeking to engage market participants for an upcoming tender focused on providing Carbon Literacy training. This procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with the intention to hire Carbon Literacy Project (CLP) accredited trainers who can deliver a specialized course tailored to the construction industry’s needs across various UK regions, including England, Scotland, and Wales. The process invites stakeholders to submit responses by 16th February 2026 through an e-tendering portal. This procurement relates to the services industry, specifically administrative educational services, with a projected contract value of £30,000. The proposed contract period spans from 30th April 2026 to 29th April 2028, with a potential extension until 2029.

Soft Market Test 2 - Mental Health Community Inclusion & Recovery Services

Description: THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION This exercise is being run on behalf of Peterborough City Council. The purpose of this soft market test is to briefly explain to suppliers the business and technical requirements and the expected scope of Mental Health Community Inclusion and Recovery Service and provide an opportunity for potential providers to review and comment on a draft service specification. Once you have expressed interest, please download the published documents, follow the instructions contained therein, and provide your response via ProContract.

Summary: Peterborough City Council is conducting a procurement process titled "Soft Market Test 2 - Mental Health Community Inclusion & Recovery Services," focused on the services industry category. The initiative is currently in the planning stage, and the engagement milestone is scheduled for completion by 13th February 2026. The procurement process aims to establish Mental Health Community Inclusion and Recovery Services with a contract period from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2029, extendable until 31st August 2031. The procurement has a budget of up to £783,600 and falls under the light-touch regime. The services will be primarily delivered in the UK, with Peterborough as the key locality, and the proposal encourages participation from SMEs and VCSEs.

Children's External Placements Education & Tuition PDPS Reopening 1

Description: The procurement is to reopen a multi supplier "pseudo DPS" (referred to as "PDPS"). As the PDPS Agreement will be "pseudo PDPS", it will look and feel similar to a DPS agreement set up under Regulation 34 of the PCR. This means that the Authority envisages the PDPS will re-open at (12) twelve-month intervals (or at other intervals at the Authority's discretion) for new providers to apply or previously unsuccessful providers to re-apply. Reopening of the PDPS is solely at the discretion of the Authority. The Procurement is being run using a procedure similar to the open procedure described in Regulation 27of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended). However, the Authority reserves the right to deviate from the formalities of the open procedure given the flexibilities permitted (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council has launched a tender for the "Children's External Placements Education & Tuition PDPS Reopening 1" under the Health and Social Work Services industry category. This procurement aims to reopen a multi-supplier "pseudo DPS", providing services across various lots including fostering agencies, residential children's homes, special education provisions, out-of-school tuition, and post-16 alternative provision. Located in Cambridgeshire, this process is currently in the tender stage with a deadline for submissions set for 4th March 2026 at 12:00 PM. The procurement follows a procedure akin to the open procedure as outlined in the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, with the flexibility of the Light Touch Regime for Social Services.

Emergency Temporary Accommodation

Description: The purpose of this service is to provide safe, suitable, and immediately available emergency accommodation for individuals, couples or households who require urgent placement due to homelessness, crisis, or risk of harm. The service will operate on a spot-purchase basis, enabling the Authority to secure accommodation flexibly and at short notice. The Local Authority is running an Open Invitation to Tender under the Procurement Act 2023. The Authority reserves the right to deviate from the formalities of the open procedure given the flexibilities permitted by Regulation 9 of the Procurement Act 2023 in the conduct of procurements for "wholly or mainly for the supply of services of a kind specified in regulations under subsection (2)", otherwise referred to as "Light Touch Regime" procurement. Due to the nature of (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council has launched an open tender process for providing "Emergency Temporary Accommodation" under the Procurement Act 2023. This service aims to supply safe and immediately accessible accommodation for individuals or families facing urgent situations like homelessness or risk of harm. The total contract value is £5 million, distributed over a period of six years, with potential for two 12-month extensions. Targeted primarily towards the services industry, the tender relates to hotel accommodation services and other types of non-hotel accommodation solutions. The procurement follows the Light Touch Regime as outlined by Regulation 9, providing flexibility in formal proceedings. Bidders must submit their proposals by the tender deadline of 27 February 2026.

Independent Connection Provider

Description: The Trust is building a new 33kV substation within the site compound of Hinchingbrooke hospital to cater to the power demand requirements for the new hospital programme. There will also be an interim solution of 11kV that will be required to be provided as part of the works to meet any power required during the construction phase of the new hospital and any enabling work projects. The 33kV and 11kV works will be carried out by an Independent Connection Provider (ICP) for all the contestable works who is a Lloyds registered NERS accredited contractor. The non-contestable works which will be carried out by the DNO have already been procured by the Trust and is progressing based on the accepted programme. The ICP who will carryout the works is (read more...)

Summary: The North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust is in the planning stage of a tender titled "Independent Connection Provider". This procurement involves constructing a new 33kV substation at Hinchingbrooke Hospital in Peterborough to meet the power demands for the new hospital programme. The process also includes an interim 11kV solution during the construction phase. Engaging with the Trust by 6th February 2026 is encouraged for interested parties. The total contract value is up to £8,400,000, and the procurement falls under the works category with a substantial construction focus. Specific timelines are set, with the order anticipated around July 2026 and project completion by early November 2027.

Hinchingbrooke Hospital Service Wing Demolition and Associated services

Description: In the next eight weeks, the Trust will be going to market to appoint a contractor to deliver a range of works associated with the demolition of the existing Service Wing at the Hinchingbrooke Hospital site. This project is expected to commence in 2026/27 and continue through to 2032. Please note that the building consists of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC). Contractors must therefore have demonstrable experience of delivering projects involving RAAC structures. Please note that the contractor will be responsible for the RIBA4 design based on the Trust commissioned RIBA3 proposal. The intended contractor will need to take responsibility for the design and completion of the works according to that design. The contract will comprise multiple elements, including: - Relocation of existing offices and store rooms to (read more...)

Summary: The North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust has announced a procurement opportunity titled "Hinchingbrooke Hospital Service Wing Demolition and Associated Services." The project, located in Peterborough, involves the demolition and redevelopment of a Service Wing at Hinchingbrooke Hospital. This involves the handling of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC), and a contractor is sought who is experienced with such structures. The procurement uses an open, below-threshold competition with a competitive dialogue approach. This multi-faceted project, expected to begin in 2026/27 and run until 2032, will see selected contractors handling not just demolition, but also refurbishment, decommissioning, and site road connectivity work, under a planned status with significant submission and enquiry activities by April 2026.