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Housing Management Agent Services

Description: Old Etonian Housing Association seeks to fully outsource its housing management and maintenance services. The successful tenderer shall be a Registered Provider (RP) who will also deliver financial services to OEHA, alongside all housing management functions required under tenancy agreements.

Summary: Old Etonian Housing Association Limited is seeking a single housing management agent to fully outsource its housing management and maintenance services. The successful provider will carry out the functions required under tenancy agreements, including housing management, responsive repairs, compliance, planned and cyclical maintenance, and void works. It must also provide financial services to the association, including financial controls, reporting and arrears management. The opportunity is for real estate agency and housing management services (CPV 70300000). Delivery covers England, including London, the South East, the South West, the East of England, the Midlands, Yorkshire and the Humber, the North West and the North East. The requirement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community or social enterprises.

Procurement of Laptops and Equipment for the Exams Team - UAE

Description: The British Council would like to request a quotation for All-in-One Computers with the specifications listed in the RFQ form.

Summary: The British Council is procuring all-in-one computers and associated equipment for its exams team in the United Arab Emirates. The requirement is for goods in the computer equipment and supplies category (CPV 30200000), with the equipment specifications set out in the request for quotation form. The purchasing organisation is the British Council, a public authority operating from London. Delivery and use are intended for the exams team in the UAE. This opportunity is therefore relevant to suppliers of all-in-one computers, business computing equipment and related supply services that can meet the technical requirements for an examination-related operational environment. The procurement covers one requirement rather than separately described equipment categories, and is presented as a quotation request for the specified computers.

TfL Ecology Support Services Framework

Description: Transport for London (TfL) is establishing a multi-supplier framework agreement for the provision of ecological and arboricultural survey and advisory services across TfL's railway infrastructure, including known and potential areas of rare and/or protected species and statutory and non-statutory designated sites (such as Sites of Special Scientific Interest and Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation). Services include, but are not limited to: Preliminary Ecological Appraisals; biodiversity baseline surveys using the statutory biodiversity metric and Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) statements; protected species and habitat surveys; invasive and injurious species surveys; Ecological Clerk of Works services; Ecological Impact Assessments; arboricultural feasibility surveys, impact assessments and method statements in line with BS 5837:2012 (or latest equivalent); the obtaining of protected species licences on behalf of TfL; and the provision of survey (read more...)

Summary: Transport for London is procuring ecological and arboricultural survey and advisory services through a multi-supplier framework for its railway infrastructure. The work covers Preliminary Ecological Appraisals, biodiversity baseline surveys using the statutory biodiversity metric, Biodiversity Net Gain statements, protected species and habitat surveys, invasive and injurious species surveys, Ecological Clerk of Works services, Ecological Impact Assessments, and arboricultural feasibility surveys, impact assessments and method statements. Suppliers may also obtain protected species licences for TfL and provide inspection and ecological data in GIS-compatible formats, with data returned to TfL and Greenspace Information for Greater London. Works such as vegetation clearance or treatment are outside scope. Delivery is across TfL infrastructure in the United Kingdom.

TfL Vegetation Inspection Services

Description: Transport for London (TfL) is establishing a contract for vegetation inspection services to enable TfL to access arboricultural, ecological and environmental expertise, whether that is regular, ongoing maintenance or one-off, project-specific requests. In addition, this contract will require the supplier to provide TfL with full access to, and ownership of, the track inspection and ecological data that is collected. The context supporting this contract is an increased legislative requirement for TfL to be aware of, and report on, ecological data. The contract will include: Track-side vegetation inspections - Environmental and vegetation inspections occurring on and around the track, including fencing (if required) inspections, routine off-track PM6 vegetation inspections, cyclical Tree Condition Assessments, possession tree work specifications and canopy corridor assessments in relation to leaf-fall adhesion risk. Inspections will (read more...)

Summary: Transport for London is procuring vegetation inspection services across its infrastructure in the United Kingdom. The requirement covers regular maintenance and one-off project requests, using arboricultural, ecological and environmental expertise. Work includes track-side inspections of vegetation, fencing, routine off-track vegetation, tree condition, possession tree-work specifications and canopy corridors in relation to leaf-fall adhesion risk. It also includes inspections around stations, car parks and green roofs where required, to protect railway operations, staff and passengers. The supplier must provide TfL with full access to, and ownership of, collected track inspection and ecological data. The work is for inspection and assessment only; vegetation clearance and treatment are outside scope. Related services include railway-track and environmental monitoring, technical consultancy and inspection services.

Track and Built Environment Inspections and Surveys

Description: The required services are for inspections and ecology surveys to take place across the TfL network. This includes the track bed, station grounds and carparks. The inspections and surveys will inform vegetation management strategies, biodiversity net gain opportunities and help mitigate health and safety risk.

Summary: Transport for London is procuring ecological and arboricultural survey and advisory services through a multi-supplier framework for its railway infrastructure. The work covers Preliminary Ecological Appraisals, biodiversity baseline surveys using the statutory biodiversity metric, Biodiversity Net Gain statements, protected species and habitat surveys, invasive and injurious species surveys, Ecological Clerk of Works services, Ecological Impact Assessments, and arboricultural feasibility surveys, impact assessments and method statements. Suppliers may also obtain protected species licences for TfL and provide inspection and ecological data in GIS-compatible formats, with data returned to TfL and Greenspace Information for Greater London. Works such as vegetation clearance or treatment are outside scope. Delivery is across TfL infrastructure in the United Kingdom.

LS091 London Stadium Speaker Project 2026

Description: London Stadium is seeking a supplier to procure and install end of life speakers within the stadium bowl. Additionally, there may be scope for tailored partnering opportunities, to potentially include, but not be limited to: - Association (e.g. use of IP, "Exclusive Speaker Provider to London Stadium") - Brand / Advertising (e.g. physical signage, OOH advertising, event day LED branding) - Promotion (e.g. case studies, testimonials, brand campaigns, direct e-mail, social content) - Access & Ticketing (e.g. technical tours, pitch days, stadium usage, event hospitality & ticketing) For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Loudspeakers./375Q36E5V4 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/375Q36E5V4

Summary: London Stadium185 intends to replace end-of-life loudspeakers and procure and install a new speaker system within the stadium bowl at London Stadium, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London. This is a specialist audio installation and venue infrastructure works requirement, including loudspeakers, speakers and associated siteworks. The main purpose is to restore or improve the stadium’s speaker provision through a complete procurement and installation service. The specification may also include tailored commercial partnership opportunities linked to the supplier’s involvement with the venue. These could cover an exclusive speaker-provider association, brand and advertising activity, promotional campaigns, technical tours, pitch days, stadium use, event hospitality, ticketing, case studies, testimonials, social content and event-day LED branding.

EU_1499 - Training services for Education projects for British Council

Description: The British Council seeks to contract up to 20 trainers to deliver training services in English and Greek according to the Education team portfolio We are exploring the market for the provision of training services mainly for the Education projects for British Council Greece There is a possibility the trainer to work for more than one British Council branches under the same conditions and terms The delivery of the services is expected to be on a hybrid operating basis model that will include both face to face and remote training delivery The contract will be for 3 years with a possibility of 2 annual extensions

Summary: The British Council is procuring education and training services for its Education team, primarily supporting projects delivered by British Council Greece. It is seeking up to 20 trainers to provide training in English and Greek. Delivery will use a hybrid model, combining face-to-face sessions with remote training. The services may also be delivered for more than one British Council branch under the same contractual terms. The main work category is education and training services (CPV 80000000). Delivery is in Greece. This opportunity suits organisations that can supply trainers able to work across both languages and delivery formats, including businesses that can coordinate provision for multiple British Council branches.

Cafe catering services in Stratford, London, UK

Description: To investigate the opportunities and delivery models for several potential catering service solutions at our head office location.

Summary: The British Council intends to investigate cafe catering services for its head office in Stratford, London. The procurement will consider several possible catering service solutions and delivery models for the cafe operation. This is a services requirement covering catering provision rather than the supply of goods or construction works. The stated classification is catering services (CPV 55520000). The item records delivery across England, including the North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, London, South East and South West, although the title identifies Stratford, London as the head-office location. Suppliers providing workplace cafe catering, managed food service operations or related catering delivery models should consider whether their geographical coverage and operating approach fit the intended scope.

PEACEPLUS - Education and training providers for the delivery of the Media CONNECT training course

Description: The British Council is seeking to identify at least seven further or higher education institutions and local Civil Society Organisations working on relevant ethical media topics to deliver the 20 20 hour Media CONNECT training courses to students and community members across the PEACEPLUS programme area over the next academic year namely 2026 to 2027 and support on site reporting and content production by participants in 17 regions across Northern Ireland and the border areas of Ireland.

Summary: The British Council is procuring education and training services for the PEACEPLUS programme. It seeks at least seven further or higher education institutions and local civil society organisations that work on relevant ethical media topics. Providers will deliver 20 Media CONNECT training courses, each lasting 20 hours, for students and community members, and support participants with on-site reporting and content production. Delivery will take place across the PEACEPLUS programme area, covering 17 regions in Northern Ireland and the border areas of Ireland. The requirement is suited to organisations able to provide structured media education, community training and practical support in reporting and content creation across both jurisdictions.

UK_1498- Arts Content Agency

Description: The British Council Arts Marketing team is responsible for communicating and telling the story of the British Council's Arts offers and programmes through digital marketing campaigns and editorial content designed for B2B and B2G audiences, with the aim of improving awareness of, engagement with and advocacy for the British Council's Arts offers amongst key audiences and stakeholders. The appointed agency will be required to deliver video content production across a range of projects and at various scales to support the output of the British Council Arts Marketing team, with an annual budget of approximately 100k over a period of four years. This is a single supplier contract. Examples of our recent video work can be found on the British Council Arts website and YouTube channel, as well as (read more...)

Summary: The British Council is seeking a single video content production agency for its Arts Marketing team. The work covers video production across projects of different types and scales, supporting digital marketing campaigns and editorial content for business-to-business and business-to-government audiences. The purpose is to improve awareness, engagement with and advocacy for the British Council’s arts offers and programmes among key audiences and stakeholders. Suppliers may need to produce content suitable for the British Council Arts website, YouTube channel and social media channels, including Instagram, Facebook and X. The services category is advertising and marketing services. Delivery is required in the United Kingdom, for the British Council, a public authority based in London.