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WLC Pest control

Description: West London College invites suitably qualified and experienced pest control contractors to tender for the provision of planned and reactive pest control services across its three main campuses. The College intends to appoint a single contractor for an initial contract period of three years. The purpose of the contract is to provide an effective preventative and reactive pest management service which maintains the College estate in a safe, hygienic and pest-free condition. The service will include regular scheduled inspections, monitoring, treatment where necessary, maintenance of pest control equipment and response to reported pest activity. 2. College Locations

Summary: West London College is procuring planned and reactive pest control services for its three main campuses in London. The appointed contractor will provide preventative and responsive pest management to keep the College estate safe, hygienic and free from pests. The scope includes scheduled inspections, monitoring, treatment where required, maintenance of pest control equipment and responses to reported pest activity. This is a service contract rather than a supply of equipment or construction works. The buying organisation is West London College, based in London. The requirement is classified as pest-control services (CPV 90922000) and covers the College’s estate across its three principal campus locations.

GL RFCA Kensington ARC Boiler Replacement

Description: Below threshold procurement - by invitation only. Due to the urgent on-site need for these works, we are only inviting bids from suppliers who are on-boarded to both the Central Digital Platform and our own finance system, Symphony. This is intended to avoid delaying the delivery of the works, as the on-boarding process can take some time. Only those invited suppliers will be asked to attend a site open day, and only submissions from those invited will be evaluated. All others will be disregarded, not opened or evaluated. This project consists of the replacement of the existing central heating boiler plant and equipment at Army Reserve Centre, 1A Iverna Gardens, Kensington, London W8 6TN. Kensington Army Reserve Centre is a drill hall and associated amenities currently used by (read more...)

Summary: Reserve Forces' and Cadets' Association for Greater London is procuring works to replace the central heating boiler plant and associated equipment at Kensington Army Reserve Centre, 1A Iverna Gardens, Kensington, London. The centre is a drill hall and accommodation used by the 7th Battalion The Rifles and 217 Hospital Squadron. The work covers the basement plantroom serving heating and domestic hot water throughout the facilities. The existing installation includes two gas-fired commercial boilers, two gas-fired hot-water storage heaters, pumps, expansion vessels and controls, with flues routed through an existing chimney to roof level. The requirement is for new communal boilers and replacement pumps. This is a building-services and boiler-installation project, with delivery in London.

NHM150 Western Galleries - AV Hardware Integrator

Description: This is an exciting opportunity for an AV Hardware Integrator to help us realise our vision for new galleries at the Natural History Museum. We are looking for an experienced AV Hardware Integrator to join our Exhibition Fit Out team to deliver beautiful and inspiring new galleries within our Grade I listed building. We are looking for consultants with experience in AV Hardware Integration, who can work with our Design and Build teams across four major galleries to deliver a robust and consistent AV Hardware approach for our exhibitions, interactives and gallery fit out lighting. All approaches for NHM150 galleries should be grounded in sustainability and accessibility. These galleries form part of Phase 2 of the NHM150 Programme, which focuses on the transformation of the Western Galleries, delivering (read more...)

Summary: The Natural History Museum is procuring AV hardware integration services for the fit-out of four major public galleries in London. The appointed supplier will work with the museum’s Exhibition Fit Out team and its design and build teams to develop and deliver a robust, consistent AV hardware approach for exhibitions, interactive displays and gallery fit-out lighting. The work forms part of Phase 2 of the NHM150 programme, which is transforming the Western Galleries through base-build refurbishment and complete gallery fit-out. This contract covers the fit-out, with coordination required with the base-build refurbishment, in a Grade I listed building. The approach must be grounded in sustainability and accessibility. The requirement is classified as museum-exhibition services and hardware integration consultancy.

Risk Management and Auditing Services for Legionella and Air Hygiene

Description: SMG requires a reliable and compliant contractor to provide expert auditing and consultancy services to ensure the health and safety of visitors and staff by verifying adherence to Legionella management and air hygiene protocols. Further details can be found in the tender documents.

Summary: Science Museum Group is procuring specialist risk-management, auditing and consultancy services for Legionella control and air hygiene. The contractor will provide expert assurance that the organisation’s management protocols are being followed, supporting the health and safety of visitors and staff. The work is a professional hygiene and compliance service, covering auditing and advice rather than routine cleaning or facilities maintenance. The requirement relates to Science Museum Group operations, with the buyer based at the Science Museum in London. Suppliers with expertise in Legionella management, air hygiene, health and safety compliance, auditing and consultancy are the most relevant prospects. The procurement is classified under hygiene services.

Further Premarket Engagement excerise

Description: London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham Council (the "Council") are intending to undertake a procurement exercise for several contracts, to succeed those currently in place with numerous Electric Vehicle (EV) Charge Point Operators (CPOs). This Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise will help the Council understand the current Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (EVI) market and landscape, as there has been significant evolution since several of the Council's established contracts commenced. This PME exercise covers a range of areas and is intended to inform the Council's procurement strategy and design of its procurement activity.

Summary: The London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham is planning several contracts to replace existing arrangements with electric vehicle charge point operators. The procurement will cover electric vehicle infrastructure across the Council’s current chargepoint portfolio, including the supply, installation, operation, maintenance and support of charging equipment and related systems. The scope also encompasses software and information systems, electrical and mechanical installation, construction and engineering services, project management and procurement consultancy, public utilities, vehicle refuelling support and car park services. This is primarily a services procurement with associated works, under a concession regime. Delivery is centred on the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, London.

D2 Dehumidification (L&A and Radiation Stores)

Description: SMG wishes to award a contract for the provision of the design and installation of dehumidification for two stores within one of the hangars at the Science + Innovation Park in Wroughton.

Summary: Science Museum Group is procuring works to design and install dehumidification systems for two stores—L&A and Radiation Stores—within a hangar at the Science + Innovation Park in Wroughton. The requirement is intended to control humidity and protect stored collections and materials. It includes heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment, ventilation and air-conditioning installation, and associated waterproofing work. This is a single works package managed by Science Museum Group, with delivery at the Wroughton park. Suppliers should therefore be able to provide an integrated dehumidification solution rather than standalone equipment, covering design, installation and the associated building and environmental-control works.

Video Games Exhibition - New Films and Animations

Description: SMG is seeking to appoint a production company to create three new films and five animations for the temporary Video Games exhibition at the National Science and Media Museum (NSMM), opening to the public on 26 March 2027.

Summary: The Science Museum Group is commissioning a production company to create content for the temporary Video Games exhibition at the National Science and Media Museum in Bradford. The requirement is for three new films and five animations, replacing the earlier scope of four films and five animations. The work supports an exhibition about video games, which is due to open to the public at the museum on 26 March 2027. This is a creative production and museum-exhibition services opportunity, covering the development and production of film and animated material for public display. It will suit companies able to deliver both filmed content and animation for a cultural or visitor-attraction setting, with the finished work used as part of the exhibition experience.

Video Games Exhibition - New Films and Animations

Description: SMG is seeking to appoint a production company to create four new films and five animations for the temporary Video Games exhibition at the National Science and Media Museum (NSMM), opening to the public on 26 March 2027.

Summary: The Science Museum Group is commissioning a production company to create content for the temporary Video Games exhibition at the National Science and Media Museum in Bradford. The requirement is for three new films and five animations, replacing the earlier scope of four films and five animations. The work supports an exhibition about video games, which is due to open to the public at the museum on 26 March 2027. This is a creative production and museum-exhibition services opportunity, covering the development and production of film and animated material for public display. It will suit companies able to deliver both filmed content and animation for a cultural or visitor-attraction setting, with the finished work used as part of the exhibition experience.

IMAX Escalator Refurbishment

Description: The proposed project is the refurbishment of a single escalator within the Science Museum, London that provides access to the IMAX Cinema. In addition, the escalator contractor will undertake the role of Principle Contractor under the CDM (2105) Regulations. Further details can be found in the tender documents.

Summary: The Science Museum Group is procuring works to refurbish one escalator inside the Science Museum in London, serving access to the IMAX Cinema. The requirement covers escalator refurbishment, installation and repair or maintenance work. The successful escalator contractor must also act as Principal Contractor under the CDM Regulations. This is a single-site works project focused on restoring and maintaining an existing public-facing escalator rather than supplying a new system. The procurement is managed by the Science Museum Group, a central government public authority. Delivery and the associated construction responsibilities are at the Science Museum in London.

Gallery 33 - Principal Contractor

Description: In September 2027, we will open a new, permanent gallery at South Kensington dedicated to building a positive connection to nature in our very youngest audiences - aged 4-7 years old - and their adults. This brand-new gallery will be a place where visitors delight in the dazzling variety of life on Earth, from the very small to the very tall, and discover that all life - including us! - share the same needs. We all need to breathe, eat, move, communicate and grow to survive and often depend on each other to do this. Together, we are all part of this great, big, weird and wonderful natural world. It will deliver inspiring stories that celebrate diversity and welcome in the widest possible audience of children and their (read more...)

Summary: The Natural History Museum intends to appoint a principal contractor for the exhibition fit-out of Gallery 33 at its South Kensington site in London. The project will replace the existing Creepy Crawlies gallery on the ground floor of the Grade 1 listed Waterhouse East Building with a permanent, free gallery for children aged four to seven and their accompanying adults. The new space will use the Museum’s collections, hands-on and multisensory interactives, and stories about biodiversity, interdependence and caring for nature. The principal contractor will deliver the fit-out and subcontract an audiovisual integrator and specialist showcase manufacturer. The work is classified as construction for exhibition and museum buildings, together with museum-exhibition services, and will support a gallery designed for a very large visitor audience over a 25-year lifespan.