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Cromer Pier Substructure Repairs and Pile Base Repairs

Description: North Norfolk District Council are undertaking work to Cromer Pier. Please contact procurement@pspsl.co.uk referring to this project. By doing so, you will be sent two documents (Pile Encasement Works Introduction and Substructure Repairs Works Introduction) that provide initial details of these projects. The purpose of the PME is to warm interested contractors up to this upcoming opportunity. For clarity, the Council intends to undertake a tender process as 2 separate lots, whereby contractors can bid for one, or both, lots.

Summary: North Norfolk District Council is planning engineering and construction works to repair the substructure and pile bases of Cromer Pier. The project concerns two related work packages: pile encasement works and substructure repairs works. The Council expects these to be procured as separate lots, allowing contractors to pursue either package or both. The work will be delivered at Cromer Pier in Cromer, Norfolk. This is a construction project rather than a supply or routine services contract, and is suited to firms specialising in marine, coastal or structural repair works where the relevant experience covers pier substructures, piles and associated construction activity.

Refurbishment of The Cedars, North Walsham and Reconstruction of the associated Boundary Wall

Description: North Norfolk District Council (the Council) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified contractor to refurbish The Cedars - a Grade II listed building located within North Walsham Conservation Area, together with the reconstruction of a historic boundary wall within the site's curtilage. The Council has elected to reserve this competition to suppliers that are based within the administrative area of Norfolk. For the purposes of this procurement, a supplier will be considered "based within" the reserved area where it has substantive business operations within that area. Suppliers that do not meet this eligibility requirement will not be considered further in this procurement process. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Cromer:-Refurbishment-work./M4F3FWDNEY To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/M4F3FWDNEY

Summary: North Norfolk District Council is procuring refurbishment works at The Cedars, a Grade II listed building in North Walsham, together with reconstruction of its associated historic boundary wall within the site’s curtilage. The requirement covers building refurbishment and conservation-related construction work, classified as refurbishment work (CPV 45453100). The work will be delivered at The Cedars in North Walsham. Public Sector Partnership Services Limited is facilitating the procurement for the Council. The competition is reserved for suppliers based within Norfolk: eligible businesses must have substantive business operations within the county. This is a construction opportunity for a suitably qualified main contractor able to work on a listed building in a conservation area and reconstruct a historic boundary wall.

North Wooton Pump and Pre-Cast Concrete Units Supply

Description: This procurement covers the design, manufacture, fabrication, providing, supplying and delivery of two pumps and pre-cast concrete units (PCCU) that form the pump sump, support and inlet structure for the new pumping station for the North Wootton pumping station replacement project. The value is estimated at circa PS390,000 total. These figures are exclusive of VAT. The pumps will have high efficiency, low maintenance requirements and will deliver a broad range of flow rates at their design heads. The pumps will provide safe passage for eels and fish and deliver a Best Achievable Eel Protection (BAEP) solution that reduces the killing and injury of fish, improving downstream passage. The requirement is: The design, manufacture, fabrication, providing, supplying and delivery of pumps for North Wootton pumping station. This includes Design, (read more...)

Summary: King’s Lynn Internal Drainage Board intends to procure the design, manufacture, fabrication, supply and delivery of two high-efficiency, low-maintenance pumps and pre-cast concrete units for the new North Wootton pumping station replacement project. The equipment will form the pump sump, support and inlet structure. The pumps must provide a broad range of flow rates at their design heads and safe passage for eels and fish, delivering a Best Achievable Eel Protection solution that reduces fish deaths and injuries and improves downstream passage. The requirement also includes testing and supplying information for the Health and Safety File and Operations and Maintenance Manual. The Water Management Alliance will oversee the procurement, with Turner & Townsend providing procurement advice. Delivery is in the United Kingdom.

Upper Thurne Package 3 Construction Works

Description: Broads IDB is planning to procure a Contractor for the design and construction of 2 x pumping stations and one culvert, namely Horse Fen pumping station and Somerton South pumping station and Somerton culvert. Each of these sites has an existing asset which will need to be decommissioned. Design for all sites principally consists of tasks as follows:- - Telemetry system - External lighting - Functional Design Specification and Human Machine Interface displays - Sensors and monitoring equipment - Stop log systems and non return gates valves, non return flap valves, penstocks and flow meters - Ducting and draw pits - Precast Concrete Components (outfall structures, pump support slabs and kiosk bases) - Motor Control Centre (MCC), kiosk trench support system and full electrical system design - Control (read more...)

Summary: The Broads (2006) Internal Drainage Board is planning construction works for the Upper Thurne Package 3 scheme. The requirement covers the design and construction of two pumping stations—Horse Fen and Somerton South—and Somerton culvert. Existing assets at all three sites will need to be decommissioned. The works include telemetry, lighting, control systems, human-machine interfaces, sensors, monitoring equipment, stop logs, non-return and flap valves, penstocks, flow meters, ducting, draw pits and precast concrete structures. They also include motor control centres, electrical systems, control kiosks with heating, ventilation and air conditioning, fire and intruder alarms, and temporary works with the necessary permissions and consents. The Water Management Alliance will oversee delivery for the Board, supported by Turner & Townsend.

Viability Assessment

Description: In June 2026, the Borough Council began the process of producing the next Local Plan, which will cover the period 2026-2044. To support the Local Plan preparation, the Council will need to renew or update its current evidence base. As part of updating the evidence base, a new "whole plan" Viability Assessment is required, to provide a policy-by-policy assessment of Local Plan policy obligations and site-specific proposals. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-King%27s-Lynn:-Quantity-surveying-services./4C273E8949 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/4C273E8949

Summary: The Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk is commissioning a whole-plan viability assessment to support preparation of its next Local Plan. The work will renew or update the Council’s evidence base through a policy-by-policy assessment of Local Plan obligations and site-specific proposals. This is a professional consultancy service combining viability assessment, quantity surveying, urban planning, economic research and related research and development expertise. The requirement is for a supplier able to assess the financial implications of proposed planning policies and development proposals, helping the Council understand whether its plan is deliverable. The opportunity is associated with the Council’s Local Plan preparation in West Norfolk and is relevant to firms providing development viability, planning economics, quantity surveying or related public-sector planning consultancy services.

GB-Cromer: PROC158 Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) Services to support preparation of Local Plan

Description: The Council is seeking to appoint suitably qualified consultants to provide SEA services throughout the preparation of the Local Plan. The commission will include the preparation of the SEA Scoping Report, Environmental Reports and associated SEA documentation at key stages of plan preparation, together with ongoing advice and support to ensure the SEA process is effectively integrated with the Council's Local Plan programme. SEA is an iterative process that runs alongside Local Plan preparation, helping to identify, describe and evaluate the likely significant effects of the emerging Local Plan and reasonable alternatives. Government guidance on the new plan making system confirms the expectation that new local plans will need to undertake Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) if certain criteria set out under Regulation 5 of The Environmental Assessment of (read more...)

Summary: North Norfolk District Council is commissioning strategic environmental assessment (SEA) services to support preparation of its new Local Plan. The work covers preparation of the SEA Scoping Report, Environmental Reports and related SEA documentation at key stages of plan preparation. The appointed consultant will also provide continuing environmental advice and support so that SEA is integrated with the Council’s Local Plan programme. The assessment will identify, describe and evaluate likely significant effects of the emerging Local Plan and reasonable alternatives, supporting the Council’s plan-making decisions. This is a professional planning and environmental assessment service, classified under urban planning services (CPV 71410000), for delivery in the East of England.

IoT Devices for Insight into Environmental Conditions Within Freebridge Homes

Description: Freebridge Community Housing Limited is seeking to procure an Internet of Things (IoT) environmental sensor solution to support the proactive identification, monitoring, and management of damp, mould, and condensation (DMC) risks across our stock portfolio of approximately 7,500 homes. The solution will form a key part of Freebridge's data-led approach to supporting regulatory compliance, including Awaab's Law, improving customer outcomes, and enabling more targeted investment and intervention strategies. The supplier's solution is expected to provide reliable environmental data capture, alerting, device management, platform availability, and reporting to support operational action and evidential record keeping; however, the solution will not in itself determine compliance or replace Freebridge's responsibilities for triage, inspection, repairs intervention, resident communication, case management, escalation, or regulatory decision-making. For more information about this opportunity, please visit (read more...)

Summary: Freebridge Community Housing Limited is procuring an Internet of Things environmental sensor solution for use across its housing stock of approximately 7,500 homes. The service is intended to capture reliable data on temperature, humidity, moisture and related environmental conditions, helping the organisation identify, monitor and manage damp, mould and condensation risks. It includes sensors and telemetry equipment, installation, communications, device management, platform availability, data acquisition, analysis, management and reporting. The solution will support operational action, regulatory compliance, customer outcomes, targeted investment and evidential record keeping. It will not replace Freebridge’s responsibilities for triage, inspections, repairs, resident communication, case management, escalation or regulatory decisions. The buyer is based in King’s Lynn, and the requirement is for services delivered across its housing portfolio.

QEHKL239 Roof Re-covering Works

Description: QEHKL239 Roof Re-covering Works and services

Summary: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn NHS Foundation Trust is buying roof re-covering works and associated services for its hospital estate. The requirement is primarily a building maintenance and construction service, covering repair and maintenance of building installations and building construction work. Delivery is associated with the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn, where the Trust is based. The work is procured as a single requirement rather than being divided into separate service areas. Businesses should therefore assess whether they can provide an end-to-end roof re-covering service, including the construction, repair and maintenance activities needed for the hospital’s buildings. The buyer is an NHS foundation trust and the requirement is categorised as a service procurement.

QEHKL239 Roof Re-covering Works

Description: QEHKL239 Roof Re-covering Works and services

Summary: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn NHS Foundation Trust is buying roof re-covering works and associated services for its hospital estate. The requirement is primarily a building maintenance and construction service, covering repair and maintenance of building installations and building construction work. Delivery is associated with the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn, where the Trust is based. The work is procured as a single requirement rather than being divided into separate service areas. Businesses should therefore assess whether they can provide an end-to-end roof re-covering service, including the construction, repair and maintenance activities needed for the hospital’s buildings. The buyer is an NHS foundation trust and the requirement is categorised as a service procurement.

Installation, Maintenance, & Fault Rectification of Electronic Security Systems

Description: 1.1.The Borough Council of Kings Lynn & West Norfolk (Client) has operational responsibility for circa 1400 CCTV cameras located over a large geographical area of Norfolk, controlled and monitored via a manned 24/7 365 CCTV control room located in the Client Kings Lynn office. 1.2.In addition to CCTV security systems, the Client has operational and maintenance responsibility for a wide variety of electronic security systems consisting of Intruder Alarm Systems, Panic Systems, Perimeter systems and Access Control Systems, the majority of which are monitored via cameras to the CCTV control room. 1.3.The primary operating systems utilised by the Client are Avigilon, Indigovision and Paxton 1.4.The security systems cover a mixture of the Client owned/operated premisses and various third-party stakeholders/ customers premisses. 1.5.The Client employs a 'Run to Fail' (read more...)

Summary: The Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk is procuring electronic security systems services across Norfolk. The requirement covers installation, maintenance and fault rectification for around 1,400 CCTV cameras, together with intruder alarms, panic systems, perimeter security and access-control systems. These systems operate across Council premises and premises belonging to third-party stakeholders and customers, with most monitored through a staffed CCTV control room in King’s Lynn. The service uses Avigilon, Indigovision and Paxton systems. The contractor will respond to reactive maintenance tasks, carry out agreed scheduled visits, install Council-supplied equipment and plan new installations with the CCTV Manager. The main work category is security equipment repair and maintenance, including security cameras and surveillance systems.