Find Tenders in Breckland and South Norfolk

Reactive Building Repairs and Maintenance

Description: The district of Breckland spans 500 square miles of beautiful countryside within Norfolk. The district is centred around the five market towns of Dereham, Attleborough, Swaffham, Thetford, and Watton. Half of the current residents live in one of the market towns with the remainder living in rural village homes. This means that the district has a low population density. The area's rural nature is characterised by its 112 parishes and numerous villages. We are re-procuring our Reactive Building Repairs and Maintenance and are seeking a suitable and qualified contractor who can deliver Reactive Building Repairs and Maintenance efficiently and promptly. The Reactive Building Repairs and Maintenance works would be primarily in Council owned commercial and residential properties across locations in any town or village throughout Breckland.

Summary: Breckland District Council is actively seeking qualified contractors for the Reactive Building Repairs and Maintenance tender, situated within Norfolk's picturesque district, encompassing five market towns: Dereham, Attleborough, Swaffham, Thetford, and Watton. This procurement falls under the services category, specifically Repair and Maintenance Services of Building Installations, with a gross value of £174,000 GBP. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, with a deadline for submissions by 23 March 2026. Interested suppliers are encouraged to register through the provided portal to access documents and submit their proposals. Breckland District Council, characterised as a public authority - sub-central government, handles this open competition, which operates on a below-threshold basis, ensuring a transparent procurement process.

Tennis Court Resurfacing and Maintenance Works

Description: Loddon Town Council is procuring a contractor to undertake the full refurbishment, resurfacing and associated maintenance works for two outdoor macadam tennis courts located at George Lane, Loddon. The contract is for works, consisting of preparation, repair, drainage improvements, resurfacing, installation of new equipment, and delivery of compliant court markings to Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) standards. The contractor will supply all labour, tools, plant, equipment and materials required for surface cleaning, pressure washing, removal of moss and contaminants, removal of root intrusion and repair of the sub-base. New regulation-compliant tennis net posts and sockets must be supplied and installed. The works also require application of appropriate bonding agents and installation of a 6mm open-textured macadam surface to a depth of 30-35mm. The contractor must work around existing site (read more...)

Summary: Loddon Town Council is inviting tenders for the Tennis Court Resurfacing and Maintenance Works, with a total value of £39,540, located in George Lane, Loddon, UK. This procurement falls under the industry category of repair and maintenance work for sports facilities. The process is currently in the tender stage, where interested parties can submit proposals by 31 March 2026, following an enquiry period ending on 28 February 2026. The project, governed by legal basis 2023/54, involves resurfacing two outdoor macadam tennis courts, with completion expected by October 2026. Interested contractors must adhere to guidelines regarding submission format and deadlines, ensuring no late entries.

DFG Adaptation Works

Description: The district of Breckland spans 500 square miles of beautiful countryside within Norfolk. The district is centred around the five market towns of Dereham, Attleborough, Swaffham, Thetford, and Watton. Half of the current residents live in one of the market towns with the remainder living in rural village homes. This means that the district has a low population density. The area's rural nature is characterised by its 112 parishes and numerous villages. We are re-procuring our Framework for home adaptations delivered through Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG) and seeking suitable and qualified contractors who can deliver adaptations efficiently and promptly. DFGs are available to those with disabilities to provide funding for home adaptations. Typical adaptations include replacing a bath with a level access shower, bathroom reconfigurations, door widening, ramps (read more...)

Summary: Breckland District Council is actively engaged in the public procurement process for a framework agreement titled "DFG Adaptation Works." This procurement process involves comprehensive home adaptations in the Breckland district of Norfolk, targeting rural and urban areas within five market towns and surrounding villages. The primary focus is to deliver home adaptations funded by Disabled Facilities Grants (DFGs), which support independent living for individuals with disabilities. The tendered works include installing showers, door widening, ramps, and various access modifications, with a procurement value of £2,411,391.60 GBP. The current stage of the procurement process is the updated tender phase, with critical dates revised to accommodate robust submissions: the tender period ends on 13th March 2026, and enquiries can be made until 6th March 2026. The procurement method employed is open competition, inviting a wide range of qualified contractors to submit their bids.

Kingfisher Schools Trust ~ Cleaning Tender

Description: The successful Supplier will be required to provide cleaning services for Kingfisher Schools Trust. This procurement is being conducted under a competitive flexible procedure in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. Following the initial selection stage, the Contracting Authority intends to invite up to five suppliers to participate in the tender stage. Selection will be based on the criteria set out in the PSQ/tender documents and will be applied in a transparent and non-discriminatory manner. Suppliers must meet the minimum conditions of participation in order to progress to the tender stage. Contract value is likely to be around PS600,000 per annum Kingfisher is a new trust providing direction, support and challenge to six schools in Suffolk and Norfolk. They have a mission to provide exceptional education for our (read more...)

Summary: The Kingfisher Schools Trust has issued a tender for cleaning services, inviting proposals for a contract estimated to be worth £600,000 per annum. This initiative encompasses six schools across Suffolk and Norfolk, with the intention to streamline cleaning services under one contract beginning August 2026 and extending through to July 2029, potentially renewable for two further years. The procurement process is in the tender stage, following a competitive flexible procedure outlined by the Procurement Act 2023. Suppliers are encouraged to review the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PSQ) to understand the participation criteria and submit proposals by the deadline on 22nd May 2026. The Trust aims to standardise cleanliness and improve overall service quality, with an emphasis on proactive contract management, consistency, and enhanced communication between stakeholders.

STANTA-Bodney Camp-Electrical Intake Upgrades to support DNO upgrades

Description: The works required to facilitate uplift of the MIC comprise the following: 1. Construct a plinth for UKPN substation, to their specifications. 2. Install earthing for UKPN substation, to their specifications. 3. Undertake vacuum excavation / trenching (incl back-filling), to their specification, to allow UKPN to: a. Install HV cables between the site boundary and UKPN's new substation. b. 90 mtrs of earth electrode / earth pins in the location shown on UKPN drg 8500348040. 4. Design and construct a new site intake switchroom to include a new LV intake switchboard and requisite earthing. 5. Design and install inter-connecting LV cables as follows: a. Between UKPN new substation and the new site intake switchroom. b. Between the new site intake switchroom and the existing (former) site intake switchroom (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is seeking tenders for electrical intake upgrades at STANTA-Bodney Camp with a focus on supporting Distribution Network Operator (DNO) upgrades. As part of this active tender process, companies are invited to contribute to a project valued at £370,000, involving significant electrical installations and construction works. This procurement, classified under CPV code 45310000 (Electrical installation work), operates under a restricted procedure above threshold and targets a wide array of potential business locations including the United Kingdom and British Overseas Territories. Interested parties should note that the tender period closes on 6th March 2026, with the contract period starting on 1st June 2026 and concluding on 1st September 2026.

STANTA-Bodney Camp-Electrical Intake Upgrades to support DNO upgrades

Description: To complete electrical design, enabling and upgrade works to support the uplift in electrical supply by UK Power Networks (DNO) at Bodney Camp.

Summary: The Defence Infrastructure Organisation - Ministry of Defence is seeking tenders for electrical intake upgrades at Bodney Camp to support distribution network operator upgrades. This procurement process falls under the "works" category and pertains to the electrical installation sector, with additional classifications involving construction, engineering, and design execution work for military installations. The project is located at Bodney Camp in Thetford, United Kingdom, and interested suppliers must register their interest via the eTendering portal by 6th March 2026. The procurement method is selective, specifically a restricted process, and potential suppliers must adhere to detailed submission methods and selection criteria available electronically.

Industrial Doors maintenance services

Description: Industrial doors maintenance, repairs and improvement works.

Summary: The public procurement process initiated by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Suffolk and Norfolk focuses on securing industrial doors maintenance services. This procurement, categorised under the 'repair and maintenance services' industry, spans both Suffolk and Norfolk regions in the UK (regions UKH14 and UKH17). The procurement method follows an open competition, allowing broad participation from interested vendors. Key dates include the submission deadline ending on 13th March 2026 and the enquiry period closing on 6th March 2026. With an active tender stage, it presents a significant opportunity for businesses to get involved in maintenance, repair, and improvement works valued at £180,000, including contracts suitable for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) and voluntary, community or social enterprises (VCSEs).

DFG Adaptation Works

Description: The district of Breckland spans 500 square miles of beautiful countryside within Norfolk. The district is centred around the five market towns of Dereham, Attleborough, Swaffham, Thetford, and Watton. Half of the current residents live in one of the market towns with the remainder living in rural village homes. This means that the district has a low population density. The area's rural nature is characterised by its 112 parishes and numerous villages. We are re-procuring our Framework for home adaptations delivered through Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG) and seeking suitable and qualified contractors who can deliver adaptations efficiently and promptly. DFGs are available to those with disabilities to provide funding for home adaptations. Typical adaptations include replacing a bath with a level access shower, bathroom reconfigurations, door widening, ramps (read more...)

Summary: Breckland District Council is actively engaged in the public procurement process for a framework agreement titled "DFG Adaptation Works." This procurement process involves comprehensive home adaptations in the Breckland district of Norfolk, targeting rural and urban areas within five market towns and surrounding villages. The primary focus is to deliver home adaptations funded by Disabled Facilities Grants (DFGs), which support independent living for individuals with disabilities. The tendered works include installing showers, door widening, ramps, and various access modifications, with a procurement value of £2,411,391.60 GBP. The current stage of the procurement process is the updated tender phase, with critical dates revised to accommodate robust submissions: the tender period ends on 13th March 2026, and enquiries can be made until 6th March 2026. The procurement method employed is open competition, inviting a wide range of qualified contractors to submit their bids.

HR and recruitment advice

Description: assist with job evaluations and recruitment process

Summary: Dereham Town Council is actively procuring human resources management consultancy services to assist with job evaluations and the recruitment process, titled "HR and recruitment advice." The procurement process, designated under the CPV code 79414000, falls within the services category and will be delivered in the location with postal code NR19 2TX in England. Currently in the tender amendment stage, this open procedure (below threshold) was first published on 22nd January 2026 and the tender period ends on 6th February 2026 at 09:00. The contract is set to commence on 15th February 2026 and conclude by 1st April 2026. Dereham Town Council, located at Assembly Rooms, DEREHAM, is the buyer for this opportunity.

HR and recruitment advice

Description: assist with job evaluations and recruitment process

Summary: Dereham Town Council is actively procuring human resources management consultancy services to assist with job evaluations and the recruitment process, titled "HR and recruitment advice." The procurement process, designated under the CPV code 79414000, falls within the services category and will be delivered in the location with postal code NR19 2TX in England. Currently in the tender amendment stage, this open procedure (below threshold) was first published on 22nd January 2026 and the tender period ends on 6th February 2026 at 09:00. The contract is set to commence on 15th February 2026 and conclude by 1st April 2026. Dereham Town Council, located at Assembly Rooms, DEREHAM, is the buyer for this opportunity.