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The Provision of Audio-Visual Equipment at Cambridge Crematorium and Newmarket Road Cemetery with a support and maintenance service

Description: We are looking for a suitably experienced and knowledgeable company to act as principal contractor to supply the modern and dynamic audio-visual equipment required for the Cambridge crematorium bereavement services ad mobile AV system, with tribute switch functionality and webcast facility at Newmarket Road Cemetery. The equipment should be able to provide access to all those who wish to attend in person or online and may have visual or listening impairments. The equipment must have longevity and require minimal ongoing maintenance and be able to integrate with existing AV equipment (following extensive checking for compatibility).

Summary: Cambridge City Council is inviting tenders for the provision of modern audio-visual equipment, alongside support and maintenance services, at the Cambridge Crematorium and Newmarket Road Cemetery. This project, under the procurement ID DN817098, is categorised under services within the audio-visual equipment sector, marked by CPV codes 32321200 and 50340000. The procurement, conducted using an open competition method, offers a budget of £140,000 and is currently in the tender stage. Interested parties must submit their bids by the closing date of 19th June 2026, with any enquiries to be submitted by 16th June 2026. The project will commence on 1st September 2026 and will conclude by 31st August 2030, with potential renewals extending the contract period until 2034.

Community Outreach Advice Services (Income Maximisation)

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council is seeking to explore delivery options for a community-based outreach advice service focused on supporting residents with income maximisation. Currently, much advice provision is accessed through remote channels such as telephone services. The Council is interested in understanding whether providers can expand delivery to include face-to-face outreach provision within community settings, such as food banks, community cafes, and other trusted local venues. The Council is aware that Citizens Advice currently operate within this space and have established networks; however, this engagement seeks to test whether alternative providers may also be able to deliver this model.

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for the "Community Outreach Advice Services (Income Maximisation)" project. This initiative aims to explore options for delivering a community-based outreach advice service focused on assisting residents with income maximisation. The service is intended to be provided in physical venues such as food banks and community cafés across the region of UKH12, United Kingdom. Interested parties are advised to note the scheduled milestone of market engagement documentation available until 12th June 2026. The procurement process, which follows the legal framework outlined in UKPGA 2023/54, is set to commence with the service period starting from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2027.

26056 Cycling Maintenance, Repair and Refurbishment Programme

Description: The Authority is procuring a Contractor to deliver a comprehensive cycling maintenance and refurbishment programme across schools, community settings, and market towns. The programme will include school-based workshops, family and community sessions, adult maintenance sessions, and a bike rescue and refurbishment scheme. Delivery must be inclusive and accessible, supporting increased cycling uptake, improving confidence, and reducing barriers to participation. The programme is expected to be delivered over approximately seven months, with delivery taking place on a minimum of four days per week.

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for the "26056 Cycling Maintenance, Repair and Refurbishment Programme." This project, classified under the services industry category, focuses on maintenance and refurbishment across schools, community settings, and market towns within the region of UKH12, United Kingdom. Important dates include the tender closing on 6th July 2026, with the contract period running from 1st September 2026 to 31st March 2027, subject to potential extensions. This open procurement under a "Below threshold - open competition" method is designed to be inclusive and accessible, aiming to increase cycling uptake by offering school-based workshops and community sessions.

Cheshunt MIU

Description: Walk in minor injury unit attending to any patient that presents to the service.

Summary: The public procurement contract concerning the "Cheshunt MIU" was formally awarded under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. The contracting authority for this procurement is the NHS Central East Integrated Care Board, located in Ely, United Kingdom. This procurement, classified under CPV Code 85100000 for health services, covers a walk-in minor injury unit catering to all presenting patients. The location focus for this service is East and North Hertfordshire. The contract's duration is initially set for one year, from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2027, with an optional one-year extension. The award procedure was limited without prior publication, following the direct award process C, and the contract value was amended to reflect a total of approximately £3,025,048, including Essex ICB's involvement.

Sewage Treatment Works Replacement Scheme 2026/27

Description: The purpose of this Tender Document is to enable Fenland District Council (FDC) to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced Principal Contractor to deliver a Design and Build Contract for the replacement of a Council owned and operated Sewage Treatment Works and Pumping Station at Newlands Road, Parson Drove, Cambridgeshire, PE13 4LB. Documents available from: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=cd32301d-bb52-f111-813c-005056b64545&fromProjectDashboard=True Expressions of interest open from 18th may 2026 to 24th June 2026 TENDER RETURN DEADLINE 30TH JUNE 2026 @ 12:00

Summary: Fenland District Council has initiated a procurement process for the "Sewage Treatment Works Replacement Scheme 2026/27," aiming to appoint a qualified Principal Contractor to undertake a design and build contract for a sewage treatment works and pumping station in Parson Drove, Cambridgeshire. This tender is classified under the industry category of sewerage work and is open to competition. The process currently stands at the tender stage, with expressions of interest accepted from 18th May 2026 to 24th June 2026. The deadline for tender submissions is set for 30th June 2026 at 12:00. The contract, valued at £330,000, will commence on 21st September 2026 and conclude on 30th November 2026.

Cambridge Street Art Festival - Delivery & Project management

Description: The Council is seeking an experienced organisation with a specialist background in the delivery of high-quality public art and street art initiatives to oversee the development and implementation of the programme across multiple locations within Cambridge. This will include supporting site identification and feasibility, coordinating permissions and stakeholder engagement, commissioning and managing artists, and coordinating community engagement activity alongside local practitioners and artists to help shape the development of the artworks. The appointed organisation will work collaboratively with Cambridge City Council, local communities and key stakeholders to ensure the project reflects the identity, diversity and lived experiences of the city. The programme should create welcoming and visually impactful public artworks that encourage civic pride, animate public spaces, and increase opportunities for residents and visitors to engage with contemporary (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge City Council is inviting tenders for the project management and delivery of the Cambridge Street Art Festival. This procurement process seeks an expert organisation to manage and execute high-quality public art initiatives across Cambridge locations, with a focus on artist commissioning and community engagement. This tender is in the active stage as of the publication date on 21st May 2026. Interested parties must submit their proposals by 8th June 2026, with the enquiry period closing on 5th June 2026. The project delivery will span from 27th July 2026 to 26th July 2027. The procurement method is open and targets services related to cultural event organisation, with an approximate value of £86,226 to £103,471 GBP.

26013 Cambourne to Cambridge Construction Procurement

Description: The purpose of the Scheme is to increase capacity, improve journey times and the reliability and resilience of passenger services that serve the Greater Cambridge area. To achieve this purpose, the Scheme will connect Camborne with Cambridge by a guided bus route. Description of the Scheme Works: * A mostly segregated guided busway and adjoining emergency and maintenance access track to also be used for active travel; * public transport stops; * operational lighting; * bridges over the M11 motorway and Bin Brook; * signalised junctions where the route crosses existing roads; * Travel Hub (Park and Ride) providing spaces for cars, bicycles and coaches; * amendments to existing highways and accesses, parking arrangements, drainage and the construction of fencing, environmental mitigation, earthworks and landscaping; * along with (read more...)

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council, acting on behalf of the Greater Cambridge Partnership, is in the tender stage for the "26013 Cambourne to Cambridge Construction Procurement" project. This initiative is aimed at enhancing transport connectivity by constructing a guided busway from Cambourne to Cambridge. Key components include a segregated guided busway, public transport stops, bridges over significant crossings, and a Travel Hub. The contract, valued at £150 million with a gross amount of £180 million, is being procured through a selective competitive flexible procedure under the UK Procurement Act 2023. Interested parties must digitally submit their proposals via the Council's e-tendering portal by 2nd July 2026, with an end date for the award period set on 14th December 2026. The contract period spans from 4th January 2027 to 31st December 2030, focusing on the construction industry with CPV codes relevant to construction work and engineering design services.

25076 Homecare framework

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council is due to recommission its Homecare Delivery service (currently a Dynamic Purchasing System - DPS) in November 2027. Provision of homecare for adults with an assessed care and support need is a statutory duty for local authorities. The service currently costs Cambridgeshire in the region of PS54m each year and has a reputational impact for the local authority. The council has committed to improving the homecare offer available to local people as a key aim of its Care Together programme. Working with local people and communities, our intention is to reshape homecare to become more personalised, outcome focused, place-based and locally delivered. This ensures alignment with corporate ambitions (Strategic Ambition 4 and Our Future Council and departmental priorities (ASPIRE and Prevention Strategy). To deliver against (read more...)

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is in the planning stage of its "25076 Homecare Framework" procurement process, with a focus on health and social work services in the United Kingdom, specifically in the region of Cambridgeshire (UKH12). The process is part of the council's efforts to recommission its Homecare Delivery service, meeting statutory duties for adult care, with a budget around £54 million each year. Interested providers are encouraged to attend an online engagement event scheduled for 17th June 2026, which will be crucial for understanding how to respond to the forthcoming procurement exercise expected to launch in mid-July 2026. The new commissioning model is expected to be implemented by November 2027, with contract periods running until 2037. This procurement is positioned as a significant opportunity for service providers in the health and social care sector.

Cleaning Contract at the Unity Centre

Description: Northstowe Town Council invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors for the provision of daily cleaning services at the Unity Centre, Northstowe, CB24 1FD. The Unity Centre is a newly opened multi-use community facility comprising community halls, meeting spaces, cafe/kitchen areas, offices, staff facilities, public toilets and welfare areas.

Summary: Northstowe Town Council has issued an open tender for the provision of cleaning services at the Unity Centre in Northstowe, UK, under the classification of "Cleaning and sanitation services in urban or rural areas." The contract aims to maintain the newly opened multi-use community facility comprising various halls, meeting spaces, and more. The procurement method being used is an open procedure, and the tender is presently active. Interested parties must submit their tenders electronically by 23rd June 2026, with the award period set to begin on 28th June 2026.

Human Research Tissue Bank System Integration

Description: Cambridge University NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) is seeking a development partner to scope, design and deliver an integrated solution for the collection, storage, use and release of human tissue for research. The state-of-the-art solution must be fully compliant with the legal framework of the Human Tissue Act 2004 and ensure that there is transparent and real-time auditable, tracking and ethical use of all human tissue samples, irrespective of their source, across the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. The solution will also support ISO accreditation (ISO 20387 for biobanking and ISO 15189 for diagnostic laboratories) Central to the new system for tissue originating on the Campus, will be the use of the Epic electronic patient record at CUH. Streamlined and efficient interoperability between Epic and existing data systems - for example (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is currently in the planning stage for a procurement project titled "Human Research Tissue Bank System Integration." This initiative aims to develop an integrated solution for managing human tissue for research at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. The procurement falls under the goods category, specifically in medical software packages, and is located in the United Kingdom. Interested parties should initially contact Mr Colin Carr, Project Manager, by 5th June 2026, with the project scheduled to commence on 1st October 2026 and conclude by 31st March 2029. This opportunity is above the financial threshold and utilises a tender procurement method.