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Selman & Wellday Car Park & Garages - Procurement of a Design and Build Contractor for the Development of Social Rent Housing

Description: The London Borough of Hackney is seeking to appoint a Main Contractor under a Design and Build contract (JCT Design and Build 2024 as amended) to undertake the construction and delivery of new homes and associated public realm improvements at the Selman and Wellday car park and garage site, Cassland Road, London, E9 5AL (hereafter referred to as "Selman and Wellday"). In addition, the Authority is intending to appoint the same Contractor to deliver a package of enabling works under the Minor Works JCT 2024 as amended, to cover site clearance and temporary works only, to de-risk the site. The Selman and Wellday site is currently occupied by 18 car parking spaces and 28 garages with associated hard standing areas and spans approximately 1,600 sqm. The site is (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Hackney is actively seeking a main contractor for the design and build of social rent housing at the Selman & Wellday car park and garage site, located in Cassland Road, London, E9 5AL. This tender, under a JCT Design and Build 2024 contract, encompasses the construction of a 6-storey apartment block with 22 residential units, alongside public realm and landscape improvements. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, utilising a competitive flexible procedure split into two stages, subject to the Procurement Act 2023. Interested parties must submit their participation by 12:00 pm on 20th April 2026, with the planned contract period starting on 11th January 2027, through to 12th June 2028. The industry category is construction works, and the project value stands at a gross sum of GBP 12 million. The site is strategically located within proximity to important transport links such as Homerton Overground station.

Elizabeth Line Controlled Environment Door Inspections & Reactive Maintenance and Door Remedials

Description: This procurement will be split into two lots: Lot 1 - Controlled Environment Door Inspections & Reactive Maintenance -3 years with an option to extend of 2 years. The cross-passage doors are complex electro-mechanical systems that can only be inspected and maintained by competent contractors. There is a statutory requirement to inspect these doors at 6 monthly intervals. Lot 2 - Door Remedials - 3 years with an option to extend of 2 years. Remedial works will be required to maintain the functionality, safety, and compliance of all doors, hatch systems and associated components. The competent supplier will be responsible for fault diagnosis, corrective maintenance, and repairs to address system failures, damage, and security concerns.

Summary: The procurement process for the Elizabeth Line Controlled Environment Door Inspections & Reactive Maintenance and Door Remedials has been initiated by Transport for London, a central government public authority located in London. This tender, currently at the active procurement stage, involves two lots covering complex electro-mechanical systems and door remedial works within the industry category of repair and maintenance services. The competitive flexible procedure being utilised is selective, with submissions due by 22 May 2026. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 15 May 2026 and an award period concluding on 12 June 2026, with the contract commencing on 12 June 2026 and extending potentially until 11 June 2031. The expected gross value is £3,823,731 GBP.

Establishing a framework for consultancy on Disability Inclusion

Description: The British Council is a UK international organisation that supports peace and prosperity by building connections, understanding and trust in the Arts, Education and English between people in the UK and countries worldwide. Our people and our partners experience a culture that promotes excellence, respect, inclusion and diversity. Our work is based on building meaningful, enduring and respectful relationships across different cultures. This is reflected in placing equality, diversity and inclusion at the core of our work. The British Council, Cultural Engagement Department works across these 4 main areas of work: Arts: We deliver projects and programmes that find new ways of connecting with and understanding each other through the arts, to develop stronger creative sectors around the world that are better connected with the UK. This includes (read more...)

Summary: The British Council is seeking consultancy services for its Disability Inclusion framework, with a gross budget of £16 million. The project is managed by a public authority of sub-central government, located in Stratford, London. The procurement process follows an open procedure, emphasised by the main procurement category of services, particularly research and development consultancy services. Submissions can be made electronically by 13 May 2026, with potential suppliers having until 20 April 2026 for enquiries. The framework is designed to operate until 18 June 2032, allowing beneficial partnerships to increase the cultural engagement department's impact across arts, education, and community inclusivity. The award phase is expected to be concluded by 8 June 2026, following the outlined tender process.

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Footfall Collection

Description: This is the Preliminary Market Engagement Notice (PMEN) for the LLDC and seeks to obtain market feedback in relation to Footfall Collection for Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park (QEOP). Your feedback is important as it will allow views from the market to inform the development and finalisation of the procurement strategy. LLDC would greatly appreciate your feedback in the form of a response to the questionnaire. All responses will be treated confidentially. Following analysis, a high level summary report will be issued to participants of the market engagement giving an overview of the general themes and findings, but no participant will be mentioned by name in the report. This exercise does not form part of any formal procurement process. All responses will be carefully considered but will not bind (read more...)

Summary: The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for the project titled "Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Footfall Collection". This initiative falls under the services industry category and aims to gather data on footfall at the park located in London, UKI3 region. The procurement exercise involves market engagement to inform the strategy, with feedback from interested parties due by the 10th of April 2026. The project is valued at £150,000 net (£180,000 gross), with a contract period commencing on the 1st of June 2026 and concluding on the 31st of May 2029. The procurement method currently involves an engagement exercise without binding commitments from the LLDC regarding any subsequent procurement actions.

TfL Renewable Corporate Power Purchase Agreement ('PPA Nimbus')

Description: Transport for London (TfL) is exploring entering into multiple Virtual PPAs (VPPAs) with renewable generator(s)/counterparties, up to a maximum volume window of 500GWh per annum (30% of TfL's total volume). The procurement will concern generation from specific renewables facilities for the supply period, and will require additionality. The expected contract structure is a pay-as-produced VPPA, for solar or wind (onshore and offshore), new-build or repowered assets. The individual PPA/project volume range is expected to be 40-250GWh, with a delivery window of October 2028 to December 2032 and a fixed pricing structure with CPI-linkage. More information on the proposed requirement is available in the MSQ. Details on how to access this document are given below.

Summary: Transport for London (TfL) is initiating a procurement process for the Renewable Corporate Power Purchase Agreement ('PPA Nimbus'), aimed at purchasing renewable energy through Virtual PPAs. Currently in the planning stage, this procurement will supply up to 500 GWh per annum from renewable sources such as solar and wind facilities, and is expected to run from October 2028 to December 2032. As a central government public authority based in London, TfL is seeking interested parties to respond to its Market Sounding Questionnaire by 6th April 2026 to potentially inform its strategy regarding the procurement approach. The procurement method involved requires registration on TfL's SAP Ariba portal.

Global Media & Marketing Services Ecosystem (Media, Performance & Creative Services)

Description: 2.1 The British Council is seeking a single Global Lead media agency, with the ability to deploy approved specialist partners under an Exception Policy including China carve-out arrangements, to deliver global paid media services across English, Exams and Cultural Engagement.

Summary: The British Council is currently in the tender update stage for the Global Media & Marketing Services Ecosystem, aiming to appoint a single Global Lead media agency that can handle global paid media services across various sectors including English, Exams, and Cultural Engagement. This tender, classified under market research and advertising and marketing services, is valued at £150 million gross and covers services for the entire UK. Interested parties should note key deadlines, such as the expression of interest due on 17 April 2026 at 14:00 BST. The procurement process is selective and follows a competitive flexible procedure, with potential suppliers being shortlisted based on mandatory requirements and technical capability to proceed to Phase 2 of the Invitation to Tender.

UK_1201- Senior Leadership Development Framework

Description: Please complete Confidentiality Agreement and return to Joshua.damsell@britishcouncil.org by the date stated on the agreement in order to access the documentation. If unable to access the event, please email joshua.damsell@britishcouncil.org in order to receive it.

Summary: The British Council has launched an open tender for the "UK_1201- Senior Leadership Development Framework," targeting services within the education and training sector. The procurement process entails a light-touch contract procedure, accelerated for efficiency. It is above the threshold and includes a framework agreement with both direct award and mini competition methods. The tender deadline is set for 13 April 2026, with contract awards anticipated by 1 May 2026. Interested parties can submit their proposals electronically, ensuring all documentation is accessed through the specified portal or by contacting the buyer directly. The procurement is stationed in London, United Kingdom, with the framework expected to commence on 18 May 2026.

Tent Service Provider - Jordan

Description: The British Council in Jordan is looking for a qualified tent company to supply, deliver, install, and dismantle tents for events, ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.

Summary: The British Council is actively seeking a Tent Service Provider to operate in Jordan, under the title "Tent Service Provider – Jordan." The procurement process, initiated on 18th March 2026, falls under the public authority sub-central government classification within the industry category for tents. Located in London, the British Council intends to contract a qualified tent company to supply, deliver, install, and dismantle tents for various events in Jordan, ensuring adherence to safety and quality standards. This tender is currently at the procurement stage, with an open competition procurement method identified as below threshold. The deadline for submissions is set for 27th March 2026, and the contract period is from 10th April 2026 to 10th April 2027, with a possibility of a one-year extension.

Global Media & Marketing Services Ecosystem (Media, Performance & Creative Services)

Description: 2.1 The British Council is seeking a single Global Lead media agency, with the ability to deploy approved specialist partners under an Exception Policy including China carve-out arrangements, to deliver global paid media services across English, Exams and Cultural Engagement.

Summary: The British Council is currently in the tender update stage for the Global Media & Marketing Services Ecosystem, aiming to appoint a single Global Lead media agency that can handle global paid media services across various sectors including English, Exams, and Cultural Engagement. This tender, classified under market research and advertising and marketing services, is valued at £150 million gross and covers services for the entire UK. Interested parties should note key deadlines, such as the expression of interest due on 17 April 2026 at 14:00 BST. The procurement process is selective and follows a competitive flexible procedure, with potential suppliers being shortlisted based on mandatory requirements and technical capability to proceed to Phase 2 of the Invitation to Tender.

Establishing a framework for consultancy on Disability Inclusion

Description: The British Council is a UK international organisation that supports peace and prosperity by building connections, understanding and trust in the Arts, Education and English between people in the UK and countries worldwide. Our people and our partners experience a culture that promotes excellence, respect, inclusion and diversity. Our work is based on building meaningful, enduring and respectful relationships across different cultures. This is reflected in placing equality, diversity and inclusion at the core of our work. The British Council, Cultural Engagement Department works across these 4 main areas of work: Arts: We deliver projects and programmes that find new ways of connecting with and understanding each other through the arts, to develop stronger creative sectors around the world that are better connected with the UK. This includes (read more...)

Summary: The British Council is seeking consultancy services for its Disability Inclusion framework, with a gross budget of £16 million. The project is managed by a public authority of sub-central government, located in Stratford, London. The procurement process follows an open procedure, emphasised by the main procurement category of services, particularly research and development consultancy services. Submissions can be made electronically by 13 May 2026, with potential suppliers having until 20 April 2026 for enquiries. The framework is designed to operate until 18 June 2032, allowing beneficial partnerships to increase the cultural engagement department's impact across arts, education, and community inclusivity. The award phase is expected to be concluded by 8 June 2026, following the outlined tender process.