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Sheep's Green Watercourse Restoration

Description: Cambridge City Council, working in partnership with Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP) (principal funder) and Darwin College (Tenant leaseholder of part of the land), are seeking to restore permanent water flow to seasonally dry channels flowing through our Sheep's Green Local Nature Reserve in Newnham, Cambridge. These channels have been historically disconnected from the floodplain through the artificial raising of the main river and parallel Mill Race (Snobs Brook) to power the historic water mills and more recently aid recreational navigation. We are seeking an experienced river restoration contractor to deliver the scheme on this sensitive, public site close to the historic city centre.

Summary: Cambridge City Council is currently overseeing a tender process titled "Sheep's Green Watercourse Restoration," focusing on the construction work for water projects and environmental rehabilitation in Cambridge, United Kingdom. The initiative, a collaborative effort with the Greater Cambridge Partnership and Darwin College, seeks to restore water flow in Sheep's Green Local Nature Reserve. The tender, part of an open competition procurement method, is active and situated in the works category. Interested parties have until 3rd August 2026 for submission, with the enquiry period closing on 24th July 2026. This project, worth an estimated £180,000, commences on 7th September 2026 and is slated for completion by 5th February 2027.

Strength & Balance Activity Delivery

Description: South Cambridgeshire District Council (SCDC) is seeking a suitably qualified contractor to deliver a programme of externally funded, Tier 1 community-based strength and balance classes across the district. The service aims to reduce the incidence and impact of falls and related injuries, supporting older adults to maintain independence, mobility, and wellbeing.

Summary: The South Cambridgeshire District Council is currently in the tender stage for a procurement process titled "Strength & Balance Activity Delivery". This initiative aims to engage a suitably qualified contractor to deliver community-based strength and balance classes across South Cambridgeshire, focusing on community health services. The procurement is structured under an open competition method and is classified within the services category. The contract has a gross value of £141,600 and is expected to run for three years starting from 17 August 2026, with possible extensions. Key deadlines include the tender period ending on 10 July 2026. The procurement is located in the UKH12 region, and electronic submission of tenders is allowed.

South Cambridgeshire District Council - Strength & Balance Activity Delivery

Description: South Cambridgeshire District Council (SCDC) is seeking a suitably qualified contractor to deliver a programme of externally funded, Tier 1 community-based strength and balance classes across the district. The service aims to reduce the incidence and impact of falls and related injuries, supporting older adults to maintain independence, mobility, and wellbeing. The full tender documents can be found on our e-tendering portal via the following link: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=cb0233b2-1976-f111-813c-005056b64545

Summary: South Cambridgeshire District Council is inviting bids for the "Strength & Balance Activity Delivery" programme, aimed at reducing falls and enhancing mobility among older adults within the district. This service falls under the community health services category and is slated to take place in the East of England. This procurement process is currently in the Tender stage, with an open procedure that is below the threshold. Key dates include a tender period ending on 10th July 2026, and the contract period spans from 17th August 2026 to 16th August 2029. The contracting authority, South Cambridgeshire District Council, can be contacted via Lesley McFarlane at Lesley.mcfarlane@scambs.gov.uk for further details.

Ground Investigation

Description: This Planned Procurement Notice (PPN) offers Anglian Water Services Ltd (AWS) the opportunity to connect with and notify the supplier market of our upcoming Grounds Investigation (GI) Framework for use within the Anglian Water region. Geographically the region stretches from Grimsby in the north, Daventry in the west, Basildon in the south and Norwich in the east. The initial GI Framework term will be 5 years with the option to extend for a further 3 years. Any dates, estimate or other information referenced within this notice are to be considered indicative and will be confirmed at the start of the procurement phase by means of a Tender Notice (UK4) which will contain links to the Framework Scope and procurement documentation. This documentation will be available via our e-sourcing (read more...)

Summary: Anglian Water Services Limited is planning a procurement process titled "Ground Investigation" under the industry category of geotechnical engineering services. This procurement falls under the planning stage, with the notice published on 1 July 2026. The geographic scope covers areas from Grimsby to Basildon and includes significant infrastructure projects such as reservoir sites and desalination plants. The procurement is to be conducted through a competitive flexible procedure, with the expression of interest deadline set for 12 August 2026. The process involves a framework agreement likely to run for an initial five years, extendable up to a further three years, and is expected to conclude contract awards by 18 December 2026.

Supply of Chairs for Burgess Hall

Description: The contract includes: * Supply and delivery of 600 new mechanically interlocking audience chairs * Supply of purpose designed storage and transport trolleys compatible with the proposed chair system The chairs are required to support both: * Tiered seating configurations constructed on temporary or semi permanent level staging platforms, and * Flat floor conference, corporate, and event seating arrangements

Summary: The procurement process for the "Supply of Chairs for Burgess Hall" project is being managed by Huntingdonshire District Council, classified as a sub-central government public authority. The procurement is in the Tender stage as of 1st July 2026, with the tender period concluding on 20th July 2026 at 12:00 PM. Located in Cambridgeshire, UK, the project seeks to acquire and deliver 600 mechanically interlocking audience chairs, along with compatible storage and transport trolleys, for use in tiered and flat floor seating configurations. The procurement method is open competition below the threshold, with submissions permitted electronically via the In-Tend portal. The contract, valued at £95,000 GBP, will commence on 24th August 2026 and is set to conclude on 31st March 2027.

Holocaust Memorial Day

Description: Cambridge City Council is seeking service providers for the delivery and on-going development of the programme of Holocaust Memorial Day activities in Cambridge for September 2026 to June 2027. This contract is split into two lots. You can apply for Lot 1, Lot 2 or both Lots together. The two lots are: 1. Holocaust Memorial Day arts and education programme with children and young people: raising awareness, empathy and understanding of experiences of refugees and to support children and young people to learn about the Holocaust, Nazi persecution of other groups, and genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur, as well as contemporary issues that may cause people to become refugees. During or close to Refugee Week, showcasing via a public event what the children and young people (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge City Council is currently in the tender stage of procurement for the "Holocaust Memorial Day" programme, aiming to engage service providers in the delivery and development of activities from September 2026 to June 2027. This contract opportunity is split into two main lots, focusing on educational programmes and civic events, with the primary aim of fostering awareness and empathy regarding the Holocaust and other genocides. The tender falls under the services category for "Cultural event organisation services," with activities taking place in the Cambridge region UKH12. Interested parties are required to submit their bids by 31st July 2026, and the enquiry period ends on 24th July 2026. The procurement method is an open competition, offering a below-threshold opportunity, ideal for SMEs and VCSEs.

Civic Quarter Project - Removals and Storage Service

Description: Cambridge City Council invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified organisations accredited by the British Removal Association (BAR) to provide removals and storage services. These services will support the refurbishment of two key Council assets-the Guildhall and the Corn Exchange-as part of the Civic Quarter Project. Estimated Contract Dates Start Date: 1 October 2026 End Date: 30 September 2029 Overview Programme and Timescales Refurbishment works are scheduled to begin in January 2027. To support this: Guildhall decant: Mid-October to end of December 2026 Corn Exchange decant: 1st - 31st January 2027 Service Requirements All items must be appropriately packed, protected, and transported to a storage facility. Storage facilities should be located within the Cambridge area, particularly for technical equipment where regular access may be required. A dry environment (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge City Council is overseeing the Civic Quarter Project, targeting the refurbishment of its key assets, the Guildhall and the Corn Exchange. This process requires a strategic procurement for removals and storage services, specifically in the industry category of relocation services. Located in Cambridge, UKH12, the procurement is currently at the planning stage with a market engagement scheduled to conclude by 17 July 2026. The service contract is expected to begin on 1 October 2026 and conclude on 30 September 2029. Companies interested are encouraged to express their interest and must be accredited by the British Removals Association, ensuring the adherence to standards during the refurbishment period starting January 2027, with detailed decant phases outlined for each venue.

Cambridgeshire County Council Cleaning & Grounds Maintenance Framework

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council have a combined Cleaning & Grounds Maintenance contract, which has been in place since 2023. This process is a re-procurement of that contract. The current contract is accessed by Fenland District Council for cleaning services, and this new process shall also be accessed by Fenland DC (only for cleaning services). The Authority wishes to appoint one Provider to provide a Cleaning and Grounds Maintenance Service to the organisation across a variety of properties within the geographical boundaries of the County of Cambridgeshire. The Provider shall be expected to undertake a comprehensive cleaning service, including routine daily cleaning of varying types of buildings, deep cleans, periodic cleans, window cleaning, provision of sanitary bins and nappy bins, barrier matting and other requirements usually associated with a contact (read more...)

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is currently in the tender stage of re-procuring its Cleaning & Grounds Maintenance Framework Contract, previously established in 2023. This tender is intended to appoint a single provider to deliver a comprehensive cleaning and grounds maintenance service across various properties within Cambridgeshire, including routine and specialised cleaning as well as grounds maintenance activities. The procurement process, initiated on 1st July 2026, employs a competitive flexible procedure method and has a submission deadline for expressions of interest by 31st July 2026. Prospective providers will be shortlisted during the initial stage, leading to a final tender submission by November 2026, with contract commencement slated for April 2027.

Civic Quarter Project - Removals and Storage Service

Description: Cambridge City Council invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified organisations accredited by the British Removal Association (BAR) to provide removals and storage services. These services will support the refurbishment of two key Council assets-the Guildhall and the Corn Exchange-as part of the Civic Quarter Project. Estimated Contract Dates Start Date: 1 October 2026 End Date: 30 September 2029 Overview Programme and Timescales Refurbishment works are scheduled to begin in January 2027. To support this: Guildhall decant: Mid-October to end of December 2026 Corn Exchange decant: 1st - 31st January 2027 Service Requirements All items must be appropriately packed, protected, and transported to a storage facility. Storage facilities should be located within the Cambridge area, particularly for technical equipment where regular access may be required. A dry environment (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge City Council is overseeing the Civic Quarter Project, targeting the refurbishment of its key assets, the Guildhall and the Corn Exchange. This process requires a strategic procurement for removals and storage services, specifically in the industry category of relocation services. Located in Cambridge, UKH12, the procurement is currently at the planning stage with a market engagement scheduled to conclude by 17 July 2026. The service contract is expected to begin on 1 October 2026 and conclude on 30 September 2029. Companies interested are encouraged to express their interest and must be accredited by the British Removals Association, ensuring the adherence to standards during the refurbishment period starting January 2027, with detailed decant phases outlined for each venue.

24062 Premarket engagement for the provision of a new Mobile Library - Vehicle Fuel type

Description: This is a further premarket engagement exercise looking to understand and inform a new procurement for the supply, build and fit out of a new mobile library. The Cambridgeshire' Library service is looking to procure a new mobile library to operate and serve within the Fenland area of the county. The contract will be for one (1) supplier to supply, build and fit out the vehicle - simple terms a 'turn key solution'. This premarket is specifically about the Vehicle Fuel type and asking the market what would be the best option given the stated requirements in the premarket document. The procurement is expected to be published late July 2026, and the contract to be awarded by November 2026. If you are interested in participating, please message the (read more...)

Summary: This procurement process, initiated by Cambridgeshire County Council, involves a premarket engagement for a new mobile library focusing on vehicle fuel types. The Council, based in Alconbury Weald, Huntingdon, is planning to procure goods within the specialist vehicles industry category to enhance library services in the Fenland area. The current stage of the process is planning, with key dates set between 29th June 2026, and the opportunity to engage ending on 14th July 2026. The full procurement is expected to be published in late July 2026, with the contract potentially awarded by November 2026. The total value of the contract is expected to be £300,000, and it will require one supplier to provide a comprehensive 'turn-key solution'.