Request for Tender

Description: The specific works that will be delivered are: Raised trackway close to the West Glen River 1. Design, supply and install a raised trackways across the West Glen River, as per specification included herein, to be completed by end of April 2026. Bridleway bridge across the West Glen River 2. Design, supply and install a bridleway bridge across the West Glen River, as per specification included herein, to be completed by end of April 2026. Please see tender documentation for more details and how to apply. Additional information: Note the value range is indicative only. Tenderers are expected to give their best and final offer.

Summary: This procurement process is being conducted by Boothby Wildland Limited, a company based in Norwich, England. The tender, titled "Request for Tender", involves a capital works project for access improvements including designing, supplying, and installing a raised trackway and a bridleway bridge across the West Glen River, with completion expected by the end of April 2026. The procurement falls under the construction work category, with a postal code location of NG33 4DE. The tender is currently in the active stage, with a procurement method of direct single tender action, typically below threshold. The tender period ends on 30th January 2026, with the contract period expected from 1st February to 1st July 2026.

Request for Tender

Description: The specific works that will be delivered are: Raised trackway close to the West Glen River 1. Design, supply and install a raised trackways across the West Glen River, as per specification included herein, to be completed by end of April 2026. Bridleway bridge across the West Glen River 2. Design, supply and install a bridleway bridge across the West Glen River, as per specification included herein, to be completed by end of April 2026. Please see tender documentation for more details and how to apply.

Summary: This procurement process is being conducted by Boothby Wildland Limited, a company based in Norwich, England. The tender, titled "Request for Tender", involves a capital works project for access improvements including designing, supplying, and installing a raised trackway and a bridleway bridge across the West Glen River, with completion expected by the end of April 2026. The procurement falls under the construction work category, with a postal code location of NG33 4DE. The tender is currently in the active stage, with a procurement method of direct single tender action, typically below threshold. The tender period ends on 30th January 2026, with the contract period expected from 1st February to 1st July 2026.

Strategic Framework for development and implementation of the SIGN programme

Description: Norfolk County Council (NCC) has demonstrated national leadership in social investment through its successful implementation of Social Outcomes Partnerships (SOPs). Building on this foundation, the SIGN programme seeks to attract further investment to address complex social challenges. This strategic framework seeks to support long-term partnerships between funders, investors, outcome payers and Norfolk delivery partners in developing and implementing a wide range of investment projects aligned to UK government policy, NCC strategic objectives and the Norfolk Local Growth Plan. NCC are keen to see partnerships that deliver higher impact for beneficiaries, delivery partners and NCC commissioners. The Strategic Framework is intended to be inclusive and encourage investment organisations to engage with the development of the SIGN programme and initiate investment into sustainable and replicable projects and programmes of work. (read more...)

Summary: Norfolk County Council is initiating a public procurement process with the title "Strategic Framework for development and implementation of the SIGN programme," classified under services in the community, community action programmes, and other community, social, and personal services. The process is currently in the planning stage, following informal market engagement at the GOLab Social Outcomes Conference 2025. Key dates include an engagement deadline on 29th January 2026, and the start of the contract period on 1st May 2026, ending on 30th April 2030. The location for this procurement encompasses the UKH15, UKH16, and UKH17 regions of the United Kingdom. This strategic framework is designed to foster partnerships to address complex social challenges through investment projects aligned with national and local growth objectives.

Public Health Funerals

Description: A funeral director service, to fulfil our statutory duties under the Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984, section 46. This includes burial or cremation of the deceased. The tender is one Lot and will cover the Great Yarmouth Borough Council district. The provider will be situated within a 10-mile radius of NR30, NR31 and NR29.

Summary: East Suffolk Council, in collaboration with Great Yarmouth Borough Council, is managing a procurement process titled "Public Health Funerals". This tender, currently active at the tender stage, aims to secure funeral director services to fulfil statutory duties under the Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984, section 46. The procurement targets services within the funeral industry, specifically covering Great Yarmouth Borough Council district. Interested parties have until 11th February 2026 to submit their proposals, with the contract taking effect from 23rd March 2026 until 22nd March 2028, including a potential extension. The service provider must lie within a 10-mile radius of the postal codes NR30, NR31, and NR29.

Public Health Funerals

Description: A funeral director service, to fulfil our statutory duties under the Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984, section 46. This includes burial or cremation of the deceased. The tender is one Lot and will cover the Great Yarmouth Borough Council district. The provider will be situated within a 10-mile radius of NR30, NR31 and NR29.

Summary: East Suffolk Council, in collaboration with Great Yarmouth Borough Council, is managing a procurement process titled "Public Health Funerals". This tender, currently active at the tender stage, aims to secure funeral director services to fulfil statutory duties under the Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984, section 46. The procurement targets services within the funeral industry, specifically covering Great Yarmouth Borough Council district. Interested parties have until 11th February 2026 to submit their proposals, with the contract taking effect from 23rd March 2026 until 22nd March 2028, including a potential extension. The service provider must lie within a 10-mile radius of the postal codes NR30, NR31, and NR29.

Occupational Health Service

Description: The University of East Anglia (UEA) is an internationally renowned university based in a campus that provides top quality academic, social and cultural facilities to over 17,000 students and 2,500 staff. The UEA has been ranked in the top 20 in the UK for its research quality, in the Complete University Guide's UK top 30 and has achieved the green flag award for 9 years running. Located in 370 acres of rolling parkland but just two miles from the centre of the cathedral city of Norwich, the University is adjacent to the Norwich Research Park which is home to over 1,000 scientists working in several world ranked institutions. A total of over 17,000 students are currently studying at the University, including non-UK students from more than 100 countries (read more...)

Summary: The University of East Anglia (UEA), a prestigious institution in Norwich, United Kingdom, is initiating a procurement process for the provision of Occupational Health Services (OHS) which covers both staff and students. The procurement is in the planning stage, with a tender expected to be live from 2nd March 2026 and services to commence on 1st August 2026. The contract is valued at approximately £2.225 million, with a split of £400,000 for student services and £45,000 for staff services annually. This procurement falls under the health services industry category and is part of a competitive flexible procedure, which includes a two-stage evaluation process. The upcoming deadline for market engagement feedback is 19th January 2026, following an initial notice published on 8th December 2025.

5-19 Public Health Service

Description: This is a voluntary preliminary market engagement notice for a health service that falls under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. This market engagement notice relates to the provision of a Public Health Service for 5-19-year-olds. This is a community public health service which forms part of the wider Healthy Child Programme within Norfolk County Council (The Council). The Service provides a universal public health offer for school-aged children and young people from age 5 up to 19 (or 25 for those with an Education, Health and Care Plan). It delivers health and development reviews, health promotion, early identification of needs, and targeted support for vulnerable groups. The service works across community, universal, targeted, and specialist levels, integrating with schools, families, and wider professionals to (read more...)

Summary: Norfolk County Council is undertaking a planning stage for the recommissioning of the 5-19 Public Health Service, a component of its Healthy Child Programme. This initiative, based in the UK regions of East Anglia (UKH15, UKH16, UKH17), is aimed at enhancing public health outcomes for school-aged children. The procurement process currently involves a preliminary market engagement, with stakeholder involvement on the Provider Selection Regime. A market engagement session is scheduled for 27th January 2026, with registration closing on 26th January 2026. The successful implementation of this service is anticipated to commence on 1st October 2026, with a projected contract period running until 2031, with possible extensions to 2036.

DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW SKATE PARK IN SPROWSTON, NORWICH

Description: Design And Construction Of A New Skate Park In Sprowston, Norwich, Norfolk. Site Location : Development Land off Blue Boar Lane, Norwich, NR7 8RJ. What3words: oval.edits.pads X (Easting), 626075; Y (Northing), 311533 Latitude, 52.654367; Longitude 1.3410415 Sprowston Town Council intends to tender for the design and construction of a new skate park facility on development land off Blue Boar Lane. The project will include: * Full design and build of a bespoke high quality skate park over an approximate area of 50m x 50m * All planning permissions (if required) and public consultation requirements * Installation of a new UKPN power supply to support lighting infrastructure * Associated works including drainage, surfacing, and street furniture as required Suppliers are required to give an in-person presentation (max 30 mins.) (read more...)

Summary: Sprowston Town Council is planning a public procurement process for the design and construction of a new skate park in Sprowston, Norwich. The project is currently in the planning stage, with a planned tender notice published on 12th January 2026. The procurement method will be an open procedure, allowing potential bidders to participate competitively. The procurement is categorised under leisure centre and sports facilities construction work, with key milestones including the tender opening on 26th January 2026 and submission deadline on 26th February 2026. The contract is scheduled to start on 13th April 2026 and conclude by 11th September 2026, and presentations to an evaluation panel are expected during the week commencing 2nd March 2026. The tentative location for the project is on development land off Blue Boar Lane, Norwich.

0-5 Health Visiting Service Market Engagement

Description: This is a voluntary preliminary market engagement notice for a health service that falls under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. This market engagement notice relates to the provision of a Health Visiting Service for children aged 0-5 years. This is a community public health service which forms part of the wider Healthy Child Programme within Norfolk County Council (The Council). The service will provide a universal public health nursing offer for all families from pregnancy until a child's fifth birthday, with additional targeted and specialist support where higher levels of need, vulnerability or risk are identified.

Summary: Norfolk County Council is undertaking a preliminary market engagement process for the provision of a 0-5 Health Visiting Service under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. This initiative is in the planning stage, with a focus on delivering a community public health service as part of the Healthy Child Programme, servicing regions UKH15, UKH16, and UKH17 in the United Kingdom. Interested providers are invited to participate in a soft market testing exercise by 30th January 2026, which will inform the Council about the provider landscape and help determine the appropriate procurement process to meet the needs of Norfolk's population.

All Age Eating Disorder Service, NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board

Description: NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board is seeking competitive tenders from suitably qualified and experienced providers for the provision of an All Age Eating Disorder Service.

The All-Age Community Eating Disorder Service will:
* provide comprehensive assessment, treatment and recovery support for eating disorders across the lifespan
* align with NICE NG69, QS175, MEED, NHS Adult AED Guidance (2019), and other relevant or superseding clinical standards
* ensure early intervention, consistent clinical quality, and seamless transitions
* deliver evidence-based, multidisciplinary treatment
* incorporate ND-informed, trauma-informed and person-centred practice
* work collaboratively with acute hospitals, primary care, education and Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) partners
* contribute to system-wide prevention and early-identification efforts
* ensure all practice is equitable, culturally competent, and accessible

Key aims include:
* Integrated all-age pathway, reducing transition between teams or professionals
* Early identification (read more...)

Summary: The NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board is actively seeking competitive tenders for the provision of an All Age Eating Disorder Service. This tender falls under the health services category and is located in Norfolk and Waveney. The process is currently at the tender stage, with the submission deadline set for 17:00 on 9th February 2026. The procurement follows an open procedure method. The initial contract period is for five years, with a potential two-year extension. The value of the contract is estimated at £50,050,000, with an annual maximum of £6,500,000.