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Market Stalls for Peterborough

Description: Peterborough City Council require 24 high-quality demountable market stalls for use within Cathedral Square, Peterborough. The stalls will form an important part of the city centre public realm and market offer and must provide an appropriate balance between high-quality contemporary design, sensitivity to the historic setting, operational practicality, public and trader safety, durability, whole-life value, ease of assembly, efficient storage, weather resistance and flexibility for different market and event uses. The Pre-Market Engagement is looking to find answers to a set of questions to help guide the Council with the procurement process and the requirements.

Summary: Peterborough City Council intends to procure 24 high-quality demountable market stalls for Cathedral Square in Peterborough. This is a goods procurement covering modular furniture, exhibition-style stands and associated retail market use. The stalls are intended to support the city-centre public realm and market offer, while accommodating different market and event uses. The required solution is expected to balance contemporary design with sensitivity to the historic setting, operational practicality, public and trader safety, durability, whole-life value, ease of assembly, efficient storage, weather resistance and flexibility. Suppliers able to design, manufacture and supply robust demountable stalls, with an understanding of public spaces, heritage settings and temporary or event-based retail environments, are likely to find the subject matter relevant.

SkillBuild - Event Build and Exhibition Services

Description: SkillBuild is CITB's flagship competition programme, designed to showcase construction skills across the UK. It plays a key role in promoting vocational excellence, supporting skills development, and raising awareness of careers in construction. As such CITB require a specialist Event build team to deliver consistent, safe, and high-quality competition environments across multiple Regional Qualifiers throughout the UK and the National Final This is the first stage of a 2 stage process (EOI) to enable shortlisting of suppliers, to be invited to a final stage (ITT).

Summary: The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is procuring event build and exhibition services for SkillBuild, its construction skills competition programme. The appointed specialist event build team will create consistent, safe and high-quality competition environments for multiple Regional Qualifiers across the UK and the National Final. The work covers event services, including the physical build and exhibition requirements needed to showcase vocational excellence, support skills development and raise awareness of careers in construction. Delivery is required across the United Kingdom. This is a services contract for a supplier able to operate nationally and support a programme involving several regional events alongside a national final.

SkillBuild - Event Build and Exhibition Services

Description: SkillBuild is CITB's flagship competition programme, designed to showcase construction skills across the UK. It plays a key role in promoting vocational excellence, supporting skills development, and raising awareness of careers in construction. As such CITB require a specialist Event build team to deliver consistent, safe, and high-quality competition environments across multiple Regional Qualifiers throughout the UK and the National Final This is the first stage of a 2 stage process (EOI) to enable shortlisting of suppliers, to be invited to a final stage (ITT).

Summary: The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is procuring event build and exhibition services for SkillBuild, its construction skills competition programme. The appointed specialist event build team will create consistent, safe and high-quality competition environments for multiple Regional Qualifiers across the UK and the National Final. The work covers event services, including the physical build and exhibition requirements needed to showcase vocational excellence, support skills development and raise awareness of careers in construction. Delivery is required across the United Kingdom. This is a services contract for a supplier able to operate nationally and support a programme involving several regional events alongside a national final.

Request for Tender - Brand, Media and Communications Engagement Strategy

Description: Keys Academies invites suitably experienced organisations to tender for the development and delivery of a bespoke brand, media and communications engagement strategy. The successful provider will support the formation and launch of Deacon Keys Academies, scheduled for January 2027, ensuring that its vision, values, strengths and benefits are communicated clearly and consistently to internal and external stakeholders.

Summary: PKAT, on behalf of Keys Academies, is procuring services to develop and deliver a bespoke brand, media and communications engagement strategy. The work will support the formation and launch of Deacon Keys Academies by communicating its vision, values, strengths and benefits clearly and consistently to internal and external stakeholders. The requirement covers marketing management consultancy, advertising and marketing, marketing services, and education and training services. Delivery is across the United Kingdom. This is a communications and strategic marketing opportunity for an organisation able to combine brand development, media planning and stakeholder engagement, with an understanding of the education sector and the needs of a newly forming academy group.

CA18366 - Request for Tender - Brand, Media and Communications Engagement Strategy

Description: Keys Academies invites suitably experienced organisations to tender for the development and delivery of a bespoke brand, media and communications engagement strategy. The successful provider will support the formation and launch of Deacon Keys Academies, scheduled for January 2027, ensuring that its vision, values, strengths and benefits are communicated clearly and consistently to internal and external stakeholders. To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA18366. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA18366 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 020 3920 8054.

Summary: PKAT, trading in this opportunity as Keys Academies, is seeking a marketing and communications consultancy to develop and deliver a bespoke brand, media and communications engagement strategy. The work will support the formation and launch of Deacon Keys Academies, helping communicate its vision, values, strengths and benefits clearly and consistently. The strategy is intended for both internal and external stakeholders, so the requirement covers brand development, media engagement and wider communications planning and delivery rather than a single advertising campaign. The service is classified as marketing management consultancy, with related marketing, advertising and education service elements. Delivery is associated with Peterborough and the United Kingdom, with the requirement also describing a wider stakeholder reach.

Expression of Interest/Pre-Market Engagement for Playful Structures Peterborough City Centre

Description: Peterborough City Council is seeking expression of interests/pre-market engagement from experienced arts organisation's, Community Interest Company, artist collective or creative practice to design, manufacture and install a series of high-quality playful public realm structures within St John's Square, Peterborough. This forms part of the Council's Pride in Place Impact Fund programme and supports the wider Cathedral and St John's Square Vision Plan. The programme seeks to improve the quality, appearance and usability of key civic spaces, create a greener and more inclusive city centre, increase activity and dwell time, and support the wider regeneration of Peterborough's civic heart. The aim of this project is to design and deliver between four and six permanent playful public realm structures within St John's Square. The structures should encourage exploration, social interaction, (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council is exploring the design, manufacture and installation of four to six permanent playful public realm structures in St John’s Square, Peterborough. The project forms part of the Pride in Place Impact Fund and the wider Cathedral and St John’s Square Vision Plan. The structures are intended to improve the appearance, usability and inclusiveness of the civic space, encourage exploration, informal play and social interaction, and create opportunities to sit, recline, climb, balance, gather and pause. They should also work as high-quality public art, civic furniture and distinctive place-making features. The concept is for an inclusive city-centre setting serving a broad range of ages and abilities, rather than a segregated or traditional children’s play area. The procurement covers goods, furniture, recreational and cultural services.

A review of non-invasive fish monitoring methods for Highly Protected Marine Areas

Description: The primary aim of this project is to identify the most appropriate non-invasive approaches for monitoring demersal and pelagic fishes within and around the offshore Highly Protected Marine Areas (HPMAs). This should be achieved through a literature review of existing non-invasive methodologies, technologies and survey approaches, culminating in evidence-based recommendations for future implementation within the offshore HPMA monitoring programme.

Summary: JNCC Support Co is commissioning an environmental services project to review non-invasive fish monitoring methods for offshore Highly Protected Marine Areas (HPMAs). The work will identify suitable approaches for monitoring demersal and pelagic fish within and around these protected areas. It covers a literature review of existing non-invasive methodologies, technologies and survey approaches, followed by evidence-based recommendations for future use in the offshore HPMA monitoring programme. The work is delivered in the United Kingdom, with the requirement focused on offshore marine environments. This is a research and advisory assignment rather than a supply, construction or routine operational services contract, and is relevant to organisations with expertise in marine ecology, fisheries science, environmental evidence reviews or fish-monitoring technology assessment.

Skills and Capability Analysis

Description: To support strategic workforce planning (effectively managing the workforce, focusing on having the right people, with the right skills, in the right roles, at the right time, and at the right cost) and to inform the development of a three year Learning and Development Plan (2026-2029), we need robust, organisation wide insight into current workforce skills and future capability needs. At present, we do not have a unified approach for assessing skills, which limits our ability to identify common themes or prioritise investment effectively. We are looking to procure a specialist supplier to design and deliver a Skills Gap Analysis exercise tailored to our organisational structure, job families (a group of roles that involve similar types of work, require similar skills, or follow a similar career path) and (read more...)

Summary: JNCC Support Co is procuring specialist human resources management consultancy services for a Skills Gap Analysis exercise. The supplier will design and deliver an organisation-wide assessment tailored to JNCC’s structure, job families and the Civil Service competency framework. The work must assess skills at individual, team and organisational levels, identify capability gaps across directorates, and produce evidence to support strategic workforce planning and a three-year Learning and Development Plan. The requirement is for services delivered across the United Kingdom. It is intended to establish a consistent approach to understanding current workforce skills and future capability needs, supporting decisions about people, roles, resources and learning investment.

Renewal of Gas Fired Heating Boilers at The Beeches Primary School

Description: The existing boilers have reached the end of their serviceable life and require replacement before the start of the cold weather in 2026. The proposed works comprise the refurbishment and replacement of existing gas-fired boiler plant within two existing plantrooms serving The Beeches Primary School, Beech Avenue, Peterborough, PE1 2EH. The existing boiler plant currently consists of MHS Stratus boilers which are considered to be at the end of their operational life expectancy. The works shall include the removal of the existing boilers and associated redundant equipment and the installation of new Ideal / Hamworthy Evomax 2 modular boiler systems complete with new frame and header arrangements, plate heat exchangers, controls integration works, flue systems, ancillary equipment, commissioning, testing and handover.

Summary: Peterborough City Council is procuring works to renew the gas-fired heating boilers at The Beeches Primary School on Beech Avenue, Peterborough. The requirement covers refurbishment and replacement of the existing boiler plant in two plantrooms serving the school. The works include removing the existing MHS Stratus boilers and redundant equipment, then installing Ideal or Hamworthy Evomax 2 modular boiler systems with new frames and header arrangements, plate heat exchangers, integrated controls, flue systems and ancillary equipment. The contractor must also complete commissioning, testing and handover. This is a school heating upgrade and falls within the heating works category. Delivery is at The Beeches Primary School, Peterborough, in England.

Eastern Channel Imagery Reference Collection Review

Description: Project Aims To review and compare imagery reference collections of epifaunal species identified from survey to develop a single reference collection with representative images of identified species within the Eastern Channel.

Summary: JNCC Support Co is commissioning environmental services to review and compare imagery reference collections for epifaunal species identified during surveys in the Eastern Channel. The aim is to create one consolidated reference collection containing representative images of the identified species. The work is associated with environmental survey and marine biodiversity information, and delivery is in the United Kingdom. The buying organisation is JNCC Support Co, a central government public authority. The requirement is a single service package rather than a multi-lot programme. It will suit organisations able to assess scientific imagery and produce a reliable, usable reference collection for species identification. The procurement is classified under environmental services (CPV 90700000).