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T.2026.35_Solar Panels at Pathfinder House

Description: Huntingdonshire District Council (HDC) is letting a contract for the provision of Roof mounted solar to be installed at HDC's head office, Pathfinder House. This will include the supply and installation of the solar panels as well as the connectivity and ability to view energy production on either Solar Edge or SolisCloud.

Summary: Huntingdonshire District Council is procuring roof-mounted solar panels for installation at its head office, Pathfinder House in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. The requirement covers the supply and installation of the panels, together with the connectivity needed to monitor energy production through either SolarEdge or SolisCloud. This is an installation and associated connectivity service within the wider building-energy and renewable-energy market. The work is for a council headquarters rather than a distributed estate, so suppliers should be able to survey, design and deliver a complete rooftop solar installation at a single public-sector site. The council is the buying organisation and will use the resulting system to generate and view electricity-production data.

Vehicle Speed and Routing Data (2026-29)

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council are seeking a supplier to provide vehicle speed and routing insights for the next 3 years. These insights are required to support decision making relating to highway operations and road safety. We are seeking an established web-based platform that allows public sector officers to interrogate connected vehicle data so that vehicle speeds and vehicle routing can be understood. Insights are required at a range of geography levels to suit different use-cases e.g. for a specific section of road or for an entire settlement. The key speed metrics that the platform should be able to provide are average speed, 85th percentile speed, no. observations and standard deviation.

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is procuring a web-based vehicle speed and routing data platform for highway operations and road safety decision-making. The service must enable public sector officers to interrogate connected vehicle data and understand vehicle speeds and routing at different geographical levels, from specific sections of road to whole settlements. Required speed measures include average speed, 85th-percentile speed, number of observations and standard deviation. The requirement covers data collection, collation and analysis services, including data analysis services (CPV 72316000). The buyer is Cambridgeshire County Council, based in Huntingdon, and the service will support its highway and road safety work across Cambridgeshire.

Health & Wellbeing Training Opportunities - Local Government Reorganisation

Description: Cambridge City Council is seeking an experienced training provider to design and deliver a programme of learning, resources and support focused on health, wellbeing and personal resilience. The programme will support employees through the Government's Local Government Reorganisation (LGR), helping them navigate a period of significant organisational change. The Council is looking for a provider that can equip employees with practical tools and strategies to maintain physical and mental wellbeing, build resilience and sustain personal effectiveness in the face of uncertainty. Learning interventions should help employees manage the emotional and practical impacts of change, develop confidence in navigating ambiguity and adopt positive approaches to wellbeing during transition. The programme aims to foster a supportive, high-performing workplace culture that enables employees to adapt successfully while continuing to deliver excellent (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge City Council is procuring health, wellbeing and personal resilience training for its employees during Government-led Local Government Reorganisation. The appointed training provider will design and deliver a programme of learning, supporting resources and practical support for staff facing significant organisational change. The programme is intended to help employees maintain physical and mental wellbeing, manage the emotional and practical effects of uncertainty, build resilience, navigate ambiguity and sustain personal effectiveness. It should also support a collaborative, courageous, compassionate and accountable workplace culture, helping staff continue to deliver services to residents. This is an education and training services requirement, including general training services. The work is for Cambridge City Council and its workforce in Cambridge.

25096 Cambridgeshire County Council - Crisis Payment Scheme

Description: In 2021, the Household Support Fund (HSF) was established to provide a short-term boost to funding and mitigate the cost-of-living crisis. In Cambridgeshire this money was used to support households experiencing immediate financial hardship, through the provision of financial vouchers or cash payments to help cover the cost of household energy bills and food. In the year from April 2024-March 2025, more than PS3.6 million was spent on free school meal holiday provisions, whilst more than PS500,000 was split between Citizens Advice Bureau, Cambridgeshire Local Assistance Scheme, and Cambridgeshire ACRE. The Crisis Payment Scheme will replace the Cambridgeshire Local Assistance Scheme (CLAS) as the primary route for financial crisis support in the county. The CLAS scheme ended on 31st March and the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) has been (read more...)

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is procuring a countywide Crisis Payment Scheme to replace the Cambridgeshire Local Assistance Scheme. The service will provide one-off cash grants or vouchers and in-kind support for residents facing immediate financial crises, including help with household energy bills and food. It will also provide information, advice and guidance intended to improve service users’ financial resilience and stability. The procurement is for health and social work services (CPV 85000000), delivered across Cambridgeshire. The requirement follows interim support provided by Citizens Advice during the transition to the new scheme. It is a single countywide service rather than geographically divided provision, with the aim of giving residents a consistent service.

Child Focused Court Independent Domestic Violence Adviser (IDVA) Support Service within the county's Family Courts.

Description: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough would like to invite suppliers to attend a Market Engagement Event in relation to a Child Focused Court Independent Domestic Violence Adviser (IDVA) Support Service within the county's Family Courts. The event will take place on 17th September 2026, at 2pm via Microsoft Teams. This engagement event is to provide an overview of the service requirements, commissioning intentions and timelines for this procurement which is being run by the Commissioner's Office on behalf of the Ministry of Justice Family Justice System Improvement Team. The aims and objectives of the new service are to: * Improve the Family Court experience for all parties, particularly parent victims of domestic abuse and their children. Improving children's experience of and (appropriate) participation in (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire is planning a child-focused Court Independent Domestic Violence Adviser (IDVA) support service for the county’s Family Courts. The service will support parent victims of domestic abuse and their children, improve children’s experience and appropriate participation in proceedings, and help courts and partner agencies respond to allegations of abuse and other risks of harm. It is intended to improve coordination between Family Courts, local authorities and the police, reduce delays while ensuring orders are safe and appropriate, reduce re-traumatisation during proceedings, and reduce returning cases through more sustainable court orders. This is a social work, guidance, counselling and community health service delivered in Cambridgeshire.

Child Focused Court Independent Domestic Violence Adviser (IDVA) Support Service within the county's Family Courts.

Description: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough would like to invite suppliers to attend a Market Engagement Event in relation to a Child Focused Court Independent Domestic Violence Adviser (IDVA) Support Service within the county's Family Courts. The event will take place on 17th September 2026, at 2pm via Microsoft Teams. This engagement event is to provide an overview of the service requirements, commissioning intentions and timelines for this procurement which is being run by the Commissioner's Office on behalf of the Ministry of Justice Family Justice System Improvement Team. The aims and objectives of the new service are to: * Improve the Family Court experience for all parties, particularly parent victims of domestic abuse and their children. Improving children's experience of and (appropriate) participation in (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire is planning a child-focused Court Independent Domestic Violence Adviser (IDVA) support service for the county’s Family Courts. The service will support parent victims of domestic abuse and their children, improve children’s experience and appropriate participation in proceedings, and help courts and partner agencies respond to allegations of abuse and other risks of harm. It is intended to improve coordination between Family Courts, local authorities and the police, reduce delays while ensuring orders are safe and appropriate, reduce re-traumatisation during proceedings, and reduce returning cases through more sustainable court orders. This is a social work, guidance, counselling and community health service delivered in Cambridgeshire.

Child Focused Court Independent Domestic Violence Adviser (IDVA) Support Service within the county's Family Courts.

Description: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough would like to invite suppliers to attend a Market Engagement Event in relation to a Child Focused Court Independent Domestic Violence Adviser (IDVA) Support Service within the county's Family Courts. The event will take place on 17th September 2026, at 2pm via Microsoft Teams. This engagement event is to provide an overview of the service requirements, commissioning intentions and timelines for this procurement which is being run by the Commissioner's Office on behalf of the Ministry of Justice Family Justice System Improvement Team. The aims and objectives of the new service are to: * Improving the Family Court experience for all parties, particularly parent victims of domestic abuse and their children. Improving children's experience of and (appropriate) participation in (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire is planning a child-focused Court Independent Domestic Violence Adviser (IDVA) support service for the county’s Family Courts. The service will support parent victims of domestic abuse and their children, improve children’s experience and appropriate participation in proceedings, and help courts and partner agencies respond to allegations of abuse and other risks of harm. It is intended to improve coordination between Family Courts, local authorities and the police, reduce delays while ensuring orders are safe and appropriate, reduce re-traumatisation during proceedings, and reduce returning cases through more sustainable court orders. This is a social work, guidance, counselling and community health service delivered in Cambridgeshire.

Refurbishment Works at Church Farm Newmarket Road, Stow-cum-Quy, Cambridge, CB25 9AQ

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council's farm estate is 34,000 acres (13,400 ha) with 160 farm tenants it is the largest of its kind in England and Wales. Refurbishment Works at Church Farm, Newmarket Road, Stow-cum-Quy, Cambridge, CB25 9AQ Contractors will need provide evidence of CHAS accreditation or another equivalent accreditation . An open morning has been arranged for Thursday 10th September 10am - 11.30am

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is procuring refurbishment works at Church Farm, Newmarket Road, Stow-cum-Quy, Cambridge, CB25 9AQ. The requirement is construction and repair and maintenance work associated with refurbishing the farm premises. The site forms part of the council’s farm estate, described as covering 34,000 acres and supporting 160 farm tenants, making it the largest council-owned farm estate of its kind in England and Wales. The work will be delivered at Church Farm in Cambridgeshire. This is a works contract rather than a supply-only or professional services opportunity, and should suit building contractors and firms providing property repair, maintenance or refurbishment services.

2026 Transactional Print and Postal Distribution

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Summary: Anglian Water Services Limited is procuring a transactional print and postal distribution service for high-volume customer communications. The requirement covers end-to-end production and delivery of billing, letters, notices and payment communications, including secure data handling, bulk printing, fulfilment such as enclosing and packaging, payment card or cheque production, and distribution through postal networks. It also includes ad hoc printing and communications. This is a services requirement, classified under CPV 79800000, printing and related services. Delivery is across the UK. The procurement is intended for one supplier, which will provide the operational service and any associated software or ancillary functionality required by Anglian Water. The opportunity is suitable for SMEs.

Electrofishing Survey Programme for Cambridge Chalk Stream Case Study Sites, 2027 and 2028

Description: Cambridge City Council is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified providers to deliver a two year electrofishing survey programme across selected Cambridge chalk stream case study reaches in 2027 and 2028. The work forms part of the Cambridge Chalk Stream Project and will cover Hobson's Brook, Cherry Hinton Brook, Coldham's Brook / East Cambridge Main Drain and Vicar's Brook, subject to final agreement of survey reaches, access and permissions. The appointed provider will deliver fish assemblage surveys, recruitment and habitat interpretation, connectivity assessment, brook lamprey detection methodology and habitat suitability assessment, technical reporting and presentation of findings. Providers must demonstrate electrofishing competence, appropriate qualifications and permissions, fish welfare procedures, biosecurity, safe urban watercourse working, fish ecology expertise and the ability to interpret results within a chalk stream (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge City Council is procuring environmental monitoring and ecological consultancy services for an electrofishing survey programme on selected Cambridge chalk stream case study reaches. The work covers Hobson’s Brook, Cherry Hinton Brook, Coldham’s Brook and East Cambridge Main Drain, and Vicar’s Brook, subject to agreement on survey reaches, access and permissions. The appointed provider will survey fish assemblages and recruitment, interpret habitat, assess connectivity, apply brook lamprey detection methodology, assess habitat suitability, and produce technical reports and presentations. Findings must be interpreted in the context of chalk stream restoration. Delivery will take place across urban watercourses in Cambridge, for a council-led chalk stream project.