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Power Park Vision 2026

Description: East Suffolk Council (the Council) is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) from suitably qualified and experienced consultants to undertake a comprehensive review, revision, and production of a new PowerPark Vision for 2026 and beyond.

Summary: East Suffolk Council is undertaking a procurement process titled "Power Park Vision 2026," which is currently in the planning stage. This project involves the review, revision, and creation of a new vision for the PowerPark, initially developed in 2020. The procurement falls under the services category with a specific focus on energy-related and consultancy services, and is located in Woodbridge, United Kingdom. The Council is calling for Expressions of Interest (EOI) from qualified consultants by 4th September 2026, and further documentation will be available by registering on the Intend portal. The contract for this opportunity is scheduled to run from 20th November 2026 to 19th November 2027.

Power Park Vision 2026

Description: East Suffolk Council (the Council) is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) from suitably qualified and experienced consultants to undertake a comprehensive review, revision, and production of a new PowerPark Vision for 2026 and beyond.

Summary: East Suffolk Council is undertaking a procurement process titled "Power Park Vision 2026," which is currently in the planning stage. This project involves the review, revision, and creation of a new vision for the PowerPark, initially developed in 2020. The procurement falls under the services category with a specific focus on energy-related and consultancy services, and is located in Woodbridge, United Kingdom. The Council is calling for Expressions of Interest (EOI) from qualified consultants by 4th September 2026, and further documentation will be available by registering on the Intend portal. The contract for this opportunity is scheduled to run from 20th November 2026 to 19th November 2027.

CEFAS26-74 ITT for Laboratory Container Facilities for Blue Belt Programme

Description: The Blue Belt Programme is the UK Government's flagship marine conservation programme, partnering with a number of the UK Overseas Territories (UKOTs). Together, we work to improve protection and sustainable use practices within the waters of the UKOTs to safeguard marine biodiversity and the practices of local communities. Fisheries Science in the UKOTs Fishing is an important activity in a number of the UKOTs, ranging from commercial fishing operations through to recreational fishing for subsistence and leisure. Fisheries science, the collection and analysis of information pertaining to fish species and their fishery(ies), is fundamental to effective and responsive management of these activities and their impacts. Many countries have a nationally coordinated system of data collection from fisheries, but in small communities with limited local capacity, this is generally (read more...)

Summary: The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) has announced a tender for the provision of containerised laboratory facilities as part of the Blue Belt Programme. This initiative, focusing on marine conservation, specifically targets the UK Overseas Territories of Ascension Island and Montserrat. The two laboratories will be used to enhance fisheries science by collecting and analysing samples from local fishers. This tender, categorised under modular and portable buildings, is currently at the tender stage with a submission deadline set for 4th September 2026. The procurement method being employed is an open procedure, allowing for broad participation. The contract is expected to commence on 12th October 2026 and conclude on 31st October 2027, with a total contract value of £168,000.

Provision of Right to Buy Valuations Services for Great Yarmouth Borough Council

Description: GYBC, as the Social Landlord Service for the council housing stock, would like to seek a valuation service provision to meet its statutory duty to provide Right to Buy (RTB) Independent open market valuations in accordance with RICS and government RTB policy. (please see Section A - Part 1 of the RFQ for further information)

Summary: The procurement process for the "Provision of Right to Buy Valuations Services for Great Yarmouth Borough Council" is currently in the tender stage. This contract requires the provision of independent open market valuations for Right to Buy in accordance with RICS and government RTB policy. The buying organisation is the Great Yarmouth Borough Council, a sub-central public authority, with Richard Hill as the procurement lead. This open procurement is classified under the services category, specifically focusing on architectural, engineering, and surveying services, and is open to submissions until 2nd September 2026. The delivery will be in the UKH15 region, with an initial contract period spanning from 21st September 2026 to 20th September 2028, with a potential extension until 20th September 2029. The tender process allows electronic submissions and will close for enquiries on 21st August 2026.

Replacement Cremator Equipment for GYBC Crematorium

Description: Great Yarmouth Crematorium requires a manufacturer to supply a cremator replacement, installation of abatement system, flues, ducting, chimney stacks and ancillary equipment.

Summary: Great Yarmouth Borough Council, acting in conjunction with East Suffolk Council, has initiated a tender process for the replacement of cremator equipment at the Great Yarmouth Crematorium. This tender, titled "Replacement Cremator Equipment for GYBC Crematorium", falls under the industry category of works, with specific emphasis on construction and repair services related to health and social services buildings, including crematoriums. The opportunity is currently in the tender stage, with a deadline for tender submissions set for 17th September 2026. The procurement follows an open procedure, and enquiries can be submitted up until 26th August 2026. The contract work is scheduled to start on 1st October 2026 and conclude by 1st March 2028.

CEFAS26-79 Macrofauna Analysis of Sediment Samples

Description: Cefas require processing of 33 macrofaunal samples by extracting and identifying all biota retained on a 1.0 mm capture mesh, in accordance with the extraction and identification protocols set out in the NMBAQC guidelines. The Falmouth dredged material disposal site is located south of Falmouth, Cornwall, just outside the entrance to Falmouth Bay. As part of a monitoring programme funded by the Marine Management Organisation (MMO), sediment samples were collected from within and around the site in July 2026 during a survey aboard the RV Cefas Endeavour. A 0.1 m2 mini Hamon grab was used to collect 33 samples, comprising three replicates from each of 11 stations. Sample details are provided in Appendix 1. Shortly after collection, the samples were preserved in approximately 5% buffered formaldehyde. Each container (read more...)

Summary: The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) is seeking a supplier for the macrofauna analysis of sediment samples at the Falmouth dredged material disposal site in Cornwall, United Kingdom. This tender, titled "CEFAS26-79 Macrofauna Analysis of Sediment Samples," involves the processing and identification of biota within samples collected in July 2026 and preserved in formaldehyde. The contract is in the tender stage, with an open competition procurement method. Interested suppliers must submit their bids by 24th August 2026, with the primary analysis and quality-checked data due between November 2026 and January 2027.

Romany Lane Ablution Block Refurbishment

Description: Romany Lane in Kessingland, is an occupied Romany Gypsy travellers site comprising 24 pitches of various sizes. East Suffolk Council is looking for a contractor to carry out refurbishment works to upgrade 16 ablution blocks, including improvements to the existing day rooms and associated bathroom and WC facilities (electrical work, and window/door replacements are not included in this tender).

Summary: East Suffolk Council is seeking a contractor for the "Romany Lane Ablution Block Refurbishment," aimed at upgrading 16 ablution blocks at a site in Kessingland used predominantly by Romany Gypsy travellers. This project falls under the "Refurbishment of run-down buildings" category and encompasses improvements to existing day rooms, bathrooms, and WC facilities, excluding electrical works and window/door replacements. The procurement is currently in the tender stage, with submissions required by 19th August 2026, through an open competition process. The contract is set to commence on 7th September 2026 and conclude by 28th February 2027, with a gross value of £547,200. The identified location for this contract is East Suffolk, with the buyer being a sub-central government authority in the UK. Interested parties should submit their tenders electronically via the specified platform by the deadline.

Staff Canteen Catering Provision For Suffolk Constabulary

Description: Provision for Staff Canteen Catering & Operational Feeding for Suffolk Constabulary

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Suffolk has initiated an open tender process aimed at securing services for the "Staff Canteen Catering Provision For Suffolk Constabulary." The procurement pertains to canteen and catering services, primarily focused on Martlesham Police Headquarters (PHQ) and Landmark House, Ipswich, within the UKH14 region. This open competition, categorised under services, has a total budgetary provision of £1.2 million. The tender is currently active with submission deadlines slated for 3rd September 2026, preceded by an enquiry period concluding on 27th August 2026. The contracting authority operates as a public authority within sub-central government, ensuring a thorough mechanism for digital application and submission via the designated portal.

CEFAS26-75 ITT for provision of pelagic trawler vessel for the IESNS survey

Description: Cefas requires a pelagic trawler, suitably equipped to participate in an acoustic-trawl survey. The survey is part of the international IESNS (International Ecosystem Survey in the Nordic Sea), a collaboration between Icelandic, Faroe, Norwegian, EU and UK research institutes which has been conducted since 1997. The survey is carried out to investigate distribution and migrations of the Norwegian Spring-spawning herring, blue whiting and other pelagic fish, and to produce a biomass index for herring and a recruitment index for blue whiting. The survey will cover the southern end of the distributional range of the spring-spawning herring population. Furthermore, data on the hydrographic conditions and plankton distribution will be obtained to investigate the possible effects of the ecosystem on the distribution and abundance of target fish species. 3. Estimated (read more...)

Summary: The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (CEFAS), a public authority affiliated with sub-central government, has initiated an active tender process seeking the provision of a pelagic trawler vessel for acoustic-trawl surveys as part of the International Ecosystem Survey in the Nordic Sea (IESNS). The tender falls under the services category, specifically for research vessel services, and will be conducted in UK territorial waters. The procurement is in the tender stage with key participation dates including an enquiry period ending on 10th August 2026 and a submission deadline on 20th August 2026. The open procedure procurement method is employed, allowing electronic submissions via the designated eProcurement system. The survey itself will occur between 20th April 2027 and 20th May 2027, with an initial contract duration of 12 months starting from 1st April 2027, providing opportunities for extension depending on funding confirmation.

CEFAS26-85 ITT for provision of Water and Sediment Sampling Analysis for HPC

Description: The BEEMS (British EDF Energy Estuarine and Marine Studies) programme is funded by NNB Generation Company (HPC) Limited. Through this programme, Cefas provide authoritative scientific information on the marine and transitional waters in the vicinity of potential new build nuclear power stations and require the Supplier to deliver the marine sampling, profiling, and laboratory analysis services described in Section 3 below. 3. Contract Duration The Contract implementation will start as soon as possible following contract award with the initial Contract period of 12 months, with the option to extend by up to 4 further periods of 12-months each. 4. Scope of Requirements Cefas require the supplier to acquire sediment and water samples along with water column profiles of conductivity, temperature and depth (CTD) and other variables from a (read more...)

Summary: The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas), a sub-central government public authority located in Lowestoft, United Kingdom, is inviting tenders for the provision of water and sediment sampling analysis services related to the construction of the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station. This procurement falls under the marine survey services category, with operations set to take place in Bridgwater Bay adjacent to the construction site. The procurement process is in the Tender Update stage as of 22 July 2026, with the tender period closing on 4 August 2026. The contract is planned to commence on 1 September 2026, initially for 12 months, with the possibility of up to four 12-month extensions.