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Holiday activities and food service programme

Description: The Council and its ancillary arms (such as arm's length bodies and/or wholly or partly owned subsidiaries and partner organisations) requires services to manage the provision of the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme, which will be structured under two Lots (see specification). LOT 1 is about HAF Programmes Services for Ages 4 to 11 years old, and Lot 2 is about HAF Programmes Services for Ages 12 - 16 years old. The Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme is a national initiative funded by the Department for Education (DfE) aimed at supporting children and families during school holiday periods. The programme provides access to enriching activities, nutritious meals, and safe childcare environments for children from low-income households, particularly those eligible for benefits-related FSM. Since its national launch, (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham is undertaking a procurement process for the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme, inviting services to support children and families during school holidays. This programme falls under the industry category of children's holiday-camp services and is conducted via an open procedure. It consists of two lots: one for ages 4 to 11 and another for ages 12 to 16, with each having a gross value of £500,000. The contract period for each lot begins on 20th July 2026 and ends on 19th July 2029. Enquiries and submission of tenders are managed electronically through the e-tendering portal, with the final submission deadline set for noon on 27th April 2026. The programme benefits from funding by the Department for Education and targets children from low-income households, particularly those receiving benefits-related free school meals (FSM).

Lightning Protection Risk Assessments

Description: BD Management Services Ltd, an ALMO of the The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham (LBBD), wants to commission a suitably qualified contractor to undertake comprehensive lightning protection risk assessments across LBBD's residential property portfolio. This initiative ensures resident safety, infrastructure resilience, and compliance with the latest statutory standards. The portfolio includes approximately 743 blocks across the borough that are three stories or above, including all High-Rise Buildings (HRB) and sheltered blocks. Scope of Works: On-site evaluations and data collection to inform risk calculations. Key requirements include: Standard Compliance: All assessments must be conducted in accordance with BS EN IEC 62305 2:2024. Risk Evaluation: Calculations must include the following risk categories: R1: Risk of loss of human life. R2: Risk of loss of service to the public. R3: (read more...)

Summary: BD Group is planning a procurement process for Lightning Protection Risk Assessments, as indicated by the document dated 15 April 2026. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with a key engagement deadline on 29 April 2026, for potential suppliers to express their interest via email. This initiative, located in Dagenham, United Kingdom, is under the aegis of BD Management Services Ltd, an ALMO of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. The industry category involves services related to lightning protection equipment. The process is underpinned by stringent regulatory compliance with standards like BS EN IEC 62305:2024, along with several UK safety regulations, ensuring resident safety and infrastructure resilience.

Preconstruction Design Services for Sprinkler and MEP Works for Thames Road Building

Description: On behalf of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, Be First Regeneration Ltd is pleased to invite you to tender for the specified requirement pursuant to expression of interest for a two-stage design and build procurement, with Stage 1 appointment under a PCSA.

Summary: BE FIRST (REGENERATION) LTD. invites tenders for "Preconstruction Design Services for Sprinkler and MEP Works for Thames Road Building" located in the United Kingdom. The procurement process, managed by Be First on behalf of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, is at the tender stage. This open procedure is geared towards a two-stage design and build approach, with Stage 1 under a Pre-Construction Services Agreement (PCSA). Interested parties should note key dates: the enquiry period ends on 30th April 2026, with tender submissions due by 7th May 2026. The contract period is scheduled to start on 17th July 2026 and conclude on 10th September 2026, engaging primarily in engineering and construction-related services within varying UK regions. The total project value is listed at £866,600 (net) under legal basis 2023/54.

Preconstruction Design Services for Sprinkler Upgrade to Industria Building

Description: Development of design of sprinkler upgrade works to Industria Building in Barking. This work is required to bring the sprinkler system in line with HHS requirements and to allow storage of goods at height. Design indicative guidance has been supplied within the tender documentation, alongside an indicative programme, and pricing schedule.

Summary: The procurement process, led by BE FIRST (REGENERATION) LTD., is currently in the tender stage for the project titled "Preconstruction Design Services for Sprinkler Upgrade to Industria Building." This initiative focuses on upgrading the sprinkler system in Barking to meet health and safety requirements and facilitate high-storage capability. With a tender submission deadline of 23 April 2026, the procurement uses an open procedure owing to its urgent nature. The process invites contractors within the engineering services sector, under CPV categories 71300000 and 71500000, located in the United Kingdom, to participate. The procurement has a total contract value amounting to GBP 2,677,000 gross, and practices an open procurement method.

Dry Recycling Contract

Description: ELWA is procuring a contract for the provision of the following services (without limitation): The scope of the Contract includes: receiving, treating and managing onward movement of delivered Contract Waste, which is dry recycling collected from households and commercial customers by the Constituent Councils, typically comprising: paper; card; plastic bottles; plastic pots, tubs and trays; plastic film; aluminium cans; steel cans; foil; aerosols; cartons; and glass bottles and jars. Contract Waste will be delivered to the successful Bidder(s)' nominated delivery point (either a waste treatment facility or an intermediary facility provided by the successful Bidder(s)) in bulk articulated vehicles by the RHRRC Contractor after the Contract Waste has been delivered by the Constituent Councils to one of the Authority WTS. The successful Bidder(s) may also propose to receive (read more...)

Summary: The East London Waste Authority (ELWA) is progressing with the tender stage of its procurement process for a "Dry Recycling Contract," aimed at handling non-hazardous refuse and recycling services within several London regions, including UKI41, UKI52, and UKI53. The procurement focuses on managing dry recycling materials collected by constituent councils in the area. This contract will follow the legal framework set by the UK Procurement Act 2023 and has an estimated gross value of £63,201,600, potentially spanning up to a 10-year term, subject to extensions. Key dates include the expression of interest deadline on 6 May 2026, with the contract expected to be awarded in February 2027 and initial services slated to commence in March 2027. The procurement method is a selective, competitive flexible procedure, enabling any interested organisation meeting participation conditions to submit initial tenders. The process further involves negotiating with top-scoring bidders before the final award decisions.

Food Waste Contract

Description: ELWA is procuring a contract for the provision of the following services (without limitation): The scope of the Contract includes: - receiving, treating and managing onward movement of delivered Contract Waste, which is food waste collected from households and commercial customers by the Constituent Councils; - Contract Waste will be delivered to the successful Bidder's nominated delivery point (either a waste treatment facility or an intermediary facility provided by the successful Bidder) in bulk haulage vehicles by the RHRRC Contractor after the Contract Waste has been delivered by the Constituent Councils to one of the Authority WTS. The successful Bidder may also propose to receive direct deliveries of Contract Waste from the Constituent Councils to its facilities; - Provision of capacity to receive, treat and dispose of food (read more...)

Summary: The East London Waste Authority (ELWA) is currently in the tender stage of procuring a significant contract titled "Food Waste Contract," with assistance from the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Council. The contract is focused on services related to non-hazardous refuse and waste treatment and disposal, specifically targeting food waste. The procurement process involves a competitive flexible procedure and seeks to ensure the recycling and beneficial use of food waste from households and commercial entities within regions UKI41, UKI52, and UKI53 in the United Kingdom. Key dates include an expression of interest deadline set for 6th May 2026, with the enquiry period concluding on 24th April 2026. ELWA aims to complete evaluations and potentially award the contract by February 2027, with services expected to commence in March 2027.

Borough Cycle Training Contract

Description: The London Borough of Havering receives a funding allocation through the Local Implementation Plan from Transport for London (or internally through other Council processes), which aim to deliver the Mayor of London's Transport Strategy. The Borough allocates some of this funding for the provision of free cycle training to children and adults that either live, study, or work, in Havering. The Council seeks the services of a Bikeability accredited provider to deliver Cycle Training services for Adults and Children who live, work, or study, in the borough. The contract will commence on 1st July 2026 for a maximum period of 33 months, to terminate on 31st March 2029 or until the maximum funding of PS600,000 is exhausted, whichever is earliest. Please Note: Funding to deliver the requirements detailed (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Havering is currently in the tender stage of procuring a Borough Cycle Training Contract, aimed at delivering safety training services for both children and adults living, studying, or working in Havering. The procurement falls under the services category and involves an open procedure inviting interested suppliers to register through their tendering portal. With a procurement value of £600,000, the contract will commence on 1st July 2026 and is set to end by 31st March 2029, or upon exhaustion of the funding. Deadlines to note include the enquiry period which closes on 10th April 2026 and the final bid submission deadline of 27th April 2026. The procurement is in line with the Mayor of London’s Transport Strategy and is supported by funding from Transport for London.

Alternative Provision Services for Interventions for KS4 Provision

Description: The London Borough of Barking & Dagenham is advertising to seek tenders from alternative provision providers for a new initiative supporting Key Stage 4 students who are at risk of permanent exclusion and require an alternative educational pathway. We are seeking registered alternative providers who are willing to commit to an initial one-year partnership to evaluate its success, as well as unregistered providers who are in the process of applying for a URN and who are temporarily willing to operate under the URN of a local secondary school will also be considered. This opportunity aims to offer tailored support for students for whom mainstream education is no longer a suitable option. The provision will deliver a bespoke curriculum mapped to mainstream standards, focusing on expectation of therapeutic and (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham is currently seeking tenders for its active procurement titled "Alternative Provision Services for Interventions for KS4 Provision." The procurement process is in the tender stage, with a closing date for submissions set for noon on 10th April 2026. This contract, with a gross value of £354,000, targets the industry category of Secondary Education Services. The initiative is aimed at supporting Key Stage 4 students who require alternative educational pathways. The service will be located in Barking, United Kingdom, and the procurement method is open competition, suitable for businesses operating below the threshold.

Immigration Legal Advice Service

Description: Havering Council, is inviting tenders from experienced and qualified organisations to deliver a Level 2 Immigration Advice Authority advisor to provide immigration advice and casework to migrant communities in the borough of Havering. The overarching aim of this contract is to empower vulnerable migrants with professional, ethical, and timely immigration advice that enables them to regularise their status, access entitlements, and work toward self-sufficiency. By removing immigration-related barriers and helping eligible individuals apply for benefits, housing, and employment, the service supports clients in lifting themselves out of poverty--and subsequently reduces financial pressure on Council resources. This includes identifying and assisting individuals with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) to offer advice and casework to support applications in the aim of lifting restrictions. Enabling eligible residents to access public (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Havering is seeking tenders for an Immigration Legal Advice Service, specifically targeting qualified organisations capable of providing Level 2 Immigration Advice Authority advisors to deliver casework and guidance to migrant communities within Havering. This tender, falling under the legal services category, represents an open procurement method for services valued at £179,000, with a gross contract amount of £214,800. The tender stage is currently active, with key deadlines including the enquiry period ending on 10th April 2026, and the submission period concluding on 20th April 2026. The contract will commence on 1st August 2026 and conclude on 30th July 2028, taking place in Romford, United Kingdom, facilitated by an electronic submission policy.

Holiday activities and food service programme

Description: The Council and its ancillary arms (such as arm's length bodies and/or wholly or partly owned subsidiaries and partner organisations) requires services to manage the provision of the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme, which will be structured under two Lots (see specification). LOT 1 is about HAF Programmes Services for Ages 4 to 11 years old, and Lot 2 is about HAF Programmes Services for Ages 12 - 16 years old. The Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme is a national initiative funded by the Department for Education (DfE) aimed at supporting children and families during school holiday periods. The programme provides access to enriching activities, nutritious meals, and safe childcare environments for children from low-income households, particularly those eligible for benefits-related FSM. Since its national launch, (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham is undertaking a procurement process for the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme, inviting services to support children and families during school holidays. This programme falls under the industry category of children's holiday-camp services and is conducted via an open procedure. It consists of two lots: one for ages 4 to 11 and another for ages 12 to 16, with each having a gross value of £500,000. The contract period for each lot begins on 20th July 2026 and ends on 19th July 2029. Enquiries and submission of tenders are managed electronically through the e-tendering portal, with the final submission deadline set for noon on 27th April 2026. The programme benefits from funding by the Department for Education and targets children from low-income households, particularly those receiving benefits-related free school meals (FSM).