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Consultancy Services for the Review and Development of Cambridge City Council Car Parks Assets

Description: Cambridge City Council invites quotations to undertake a comprehensive review of the Council's car parking infrastructure, technology, and operational processes. The purpose of this commission is to assess the Council's current parking services and identify opportunities to improve: * Customer experience * Accessibility and inclusivity * Operational efficiency * Data-driven decision making * Long-term resilience and adaptability to emerging technologies * Further business development The consultant will also support the Council in developing a future-proof technical specification and procurement documentation for the potential modernisation of parking systems and services. The Council operates Grand Arcade, Grafton East, Grafton West, Queen Anne Terrace, and Park Street carparks in Cambridge which are multi-storey car parks (MSCPs) and several surface-level car parks which serve residents, visitors, and local businesses. The focus of (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge City Council is seeking consultancy services for a comprehensive review and development of its car park assets. With an emphasis on improving customer experience, accessibility, and operational efficiency, this tender offers vital opportunities for the enhancement of the Council's parking infrastructure. The procurement is currently in the tender stage, and is an open competition with a submission deadline on 29 May 2026. The tender falls under the services category and is valued at £30,000 gross. The project is located in the UKH12 region, and proposals are welcome electronically via the specified portal.

Saxon Pit, Cumulative Health Impact Assessment (CHIA)

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council is commissioning a Cumulative Health Impact Assessment (CHIA) relating to Saxon Pit, Cambridgeshire.

Summary: The Cambridgeshire County Council has initiated a procurement process for a Cumulative Health Impact Assessment (CHIA) concerning Saxon Pit in Cambridgeshire. As a public authority operating under sub-central government classifications, they are seeking consultancy services in the health and evaluation sectors. This tender follows an open procurement method, designed as a below-threshold open competition. Interested parties must register their interest by 14th May 2026, with the contract period set to start on 1st July 2026 and end on 30th September 2026. The council is located in Alconbury Weald, Huntingdon, with the tender reflecting a service category in the UKH12 region.

Saxon Pit, Cumulative Health Impact Assessment (CHIA)

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council is commissioning a Cumulative Health Impact Assessment (CHIA) relating to Saxon Pit, Cambridgeshire.

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is seeking proposals for a Cumulative Health Impact Assessment (CHIA) concerning Saxon Pit in Cambridgeshire. This procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with a competitive quotation method adopted for services under the health sector. The associated CPV codes include 85100000 for health services, and the opportunity is open for submissions until 14th May 2026. The project is scheduled to commence on 1st July 2026 and conclude on 30th September 2026, and the value of the contract is £28,000. The work will be carried out in England, United Kingdom.

Vehicle Testing Station Contract

Description: SCDC is letting a concessionary services contract to appoint a number of providers who can provide Vehicle Testing Station services.

Summary: South Cambridgeshire District Council is organising an open tender for a Vehicle Testing Station Contract, focusing on repair and maintenance services of motor vehicles and associated equipment. This procurement, designated under industry category CPV 50110000, is active and receptive to bids until 13:00 on 2nd June 2026. The procurement process, governed by UK legislation 2023/54, allows submissions through the post to the council's office at Cambourne Business Park, UKH12 region, UK. An open framework agreement is in place, with the contract accessible to other councils including Huntingdonshire District Council and Cambridgeshire City Council, running from 1st August 2026 to 31st July 2030.

Salary Sacrifice Shared Cost Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVCs)

Description: The Council is seeking to procure a fully managed solution for the provision of salary sacrifice shared cost Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVCs). Fully managed, in this context, means the provider owns and operates its own online platform for the management of salary sacrifice shared cost AVCs and takes responsibility for: - the initial set up as the AVC Scheme Provider (with Prudential who is our current AVC provider), including transition from the incumbent AVC Scheme provider, launch/roll-out. - Day to day administration and Scheme compliance (including liaison with both our payroll provider, to manage the payroll interface, and liaison with the AVC provider). - Ongoing marketing, promotion and Scheme monitoring to support employee take up. - Provision of a customer helpline and management of any queries/issues/complaints from employees (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Cambridgeshire County Council concerns the acquisition of a fully managed Salary Sacrifice Shared Cost Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVCs) scheme. It is categorized under pension services within the services industry, located in Alconbury Weald, Huntingdon, UKH12 region in the United Kingdom. The current stage of this process is planning, with potential suppliers invited to engage via a market engagement questionnaire open until 15th May 2026. The contract period is set to begin on 5th September 2026 and extend through to 5th September 2028, with a possible extension to 2029. The procurement method is a structured tender process under UKPGA legal basis, offering a gross contract value of £180,000.

Cambridgeshire County Council 26023 Traffic & Floor Monitoring CCTV Camera Network

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council's Traffic Management Centre (TMC) require a suitably qualified and experienced contractor for the provision of maintenance, supply, installation, transmission, and cloud hosting services for its traffic and flood monitoring CCTV camera network. The TMC acts as a front-line communication tool, actively monitoring Cambridgeshire's highway network for congestion caused by road works, incidents, accidents, events, or adverse weather. This enables timely warnings and advice to motorists, partners, and stakeholders. The current CCTV network comprises 25 live monitoring locations across the county. Cameras are mounted on lighting columns or traffic signals, drawing power directly from these sources. The units in operation are Hikvision DS-2DE4A425IW-DE (B) 4 MP 25x Network IR PTZ cameras. The TMC operates Monday to Friday, 8:00am - 6:00pm and is not a 24/7 CCTV (read more...)

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is actively seeking a qualified contractor for its Traffic Management Centre. The tender, titled "Cambridgeshire County Council 26023 Traffic & Flood Monitoring CCTV Camera Network", falls under the services industry category and is located in Alconbury Weald, Huntingdon, United Kingdom. This procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with submissions ending on 1st June 2026. The project focuses on software provision, connectivity, and ongoing support for a CCTV camera network that monitors traffic and flood conditions across 25 sites in the region. The contract period is set from 6th July 2026 to 5th July 2029, supporting public infrastructure maintenance and development.

The Provision of an MOT fit out & maintenance

Description: Previous reference DN810872 - unsuccessful procurement Cambridge City Council are refurbishing an MOT garage at Cowley Road in Cambridge. This will be used to support the management of the City Council fleet vehicles and provide fully compliant MOT testing facilities. We require a company to provide input and support to the project team delivering this work to get the design to satisfactory stage to being work (from RIBA stage 3), working alongside our main contractor. The chosen company we be required to complete the install and fit out of all machinery required for the garage to be fully registered with DVSA, commissioned and operational as a working MOT garage.

Summary: Cambridge City Council has initiated a public procurement process for the "Provision of an MOT fit out & maintenance," in the UKH12 region, specifically targeting Cambridge. The tender involves refurbishing an MOT garage on Cowley Road to support the City Council's fleet management and ensure compliance with MOT testing standards. This open competition seeks suppliers to assist the project team with design completion from RIBA stage 3 and to install and fit out all necessary equipment for DVSA registration. Currently, at the tender stage, submissions are due by 8 May 2026, with the contract period commencing on 1 June 2026 and concluding on 31 May 2028. The procurement, valued at £60,000 with a gross amount of £72,000, falls under the services category with a focus on vehicle maintenance and associated services.

Cambridgeshire County Council 26023 Traffic & Floor Monitoring CCTV Camera Network

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council's Traffic Management Centre (TMC) require a suitably qualified and experienced contractor for the provision of maintenance, supply, installation, transmission, and cloud hosting services for its traffic and flood monitoring CCTV camera network. The TMC acts as a front-line communication tool, actively monitoring Cambridgeshire's highway network for congestion caused by road works, incidents, accidents, events, or adverse weather. This enables timely warnings and advice to motorists, partners, and stakeholders. The current CCTV network comprises 25 live monitoring locations across the county. Cameras are mounted on lighting columns or traffic signals, drawing power directly from these sources. The units in operation are Hikvision DS-2DE4A425IW-DE (B) 4 MP 25x Network IR PTZ cameras. The TMC operates Monday to Friday, 8:00am - 6:00pm and is not a 24/7 CCTV (read more...)

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is actively seeking a qualified contractor for its Traffic Management Centre. The tender, titled "Cambridgeshire County Council 26023 Traffic & Flood Monitoring CCTV Camera Network", falls under the services industry category and is located in Alconbury Weald, Huntingdon, United Kingdom. This procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with submissions ending on 1st June 2026. The project focuses on software provision, connectivity, and ongoing support for a CCTV camera network that monitors traffic and flood conditions across 25 sites in the region. The contract period is set from 6th July 2026 to 5th July 2029, supporting public infrastructure maintenance and development.

Staff Transport

Description: Provision of staff transport services to support the operational needs of Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. Additional information: To express interest and participate in the tender, please register and apply via Atamis e-sourcing portal https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome. Should Tenderers have any queries, or having problems using the portal, they should contact Helpdesk at: Phone: 0800 9956035 E-mail: support-health@atamis.co.uk

Summary: Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is soliciting bids for the provision of staff transport services, designed to meet its operational needs. This tender pertains to the industry category of special-purpose road passenger transport services, as classified under CPV code 60130000. Situated in Cambridge, within the East of England, the procurement process is currently in the tender stage. Interested parties must submit their proposals by 11th May 2026 at 17:00 BST, with the contract scheduled to commence on 1st June 2026 for a duration of three years, ending on 31st May 2029. The procurement method is an open procedure, and the contract's estimated value is £127,200.

LOLER Testing and Certification - 2026/27

Description: Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 - Testing of Patient hoists and lifting equipment in acute hospital environment. Additional information: To express interest and participate in the tender, please register and apply via Atamis e-sourcing portal https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome. Should Tenderers have any queries, or having problems using the portal, they should contact Helpdesk at: Phone: 0800 9956035 E-mail: support-health@atamis.co.uk

Summary: The Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has issued a tender titled "LOLER Testing and Certification - 2026/27" for services within the lift-maintenance industry. This procurement involves testing lifting equipment and patient hoists within the acute hospital environment. Located in Cambridge, East of England, the contract spans from 31st August 2026 to 31st August 2027. This tender, under the open procedure below threshold method, is currently in the tender stage with a closing date for submissions on 25th May 2026. The anticipated contract value is £44,986 GBP.