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Windmill Restoration Works

Description: Milton Keynes City Council are currently out to tender for the provision of a supplier to repair and restore the Grade II Listed Bradwell Windmill. The aim is to secure its future use as a community focal point. Milton Keynes City Council is exploring a two-year initiative to restore and revitalise the historic Windmill building and its surrounding site, in collaboration with local residents. The aim is to bring the site to a condition suitable for a 99-year full repairing lease to MK Museum, securing its long-term future as a valued community asset. Suppliers that would like to take part in this tender process are invited to "Express Interest" upon which they will be given access to the full tender documentation through this e-tendering system. Suppliers will be (read more...)

Summary: Milton Keynes City Council is actively seeking a supplier for the restoration of the Grade II Listed Bradwell Windmill, a significant community asset in the UK region of UKJ12. This tender is part of a two-year initiative to preserve and revitalise the windmill site, aiming to make it fit for a long-term lease to MK Museum, thus ensuring its sustained use as a community focal point. The procurement is at the 'Tender' stage, with submissions expected by 12:00 noon on 17th April 2026. Suppliers can access detailed tender documents through Milton Keynes's e-tendering platform. This project falls under the 'works' industry category, specifically focusing on construction and engineering works, with an estimated contract value of £200,000 (and a gross amount of £240,000), governed by UK legislation 2023/54.

Charge Hub EV Chargers Concession Contract

Description: Milton Keynes City Council (the "Council") are out to tender for the provision of Charge Hub EV Chargers Concession Contract. Charge Hubs will be designed to complement both home charging and residential chargers by offering this on demand facility locally. It is Milton Keynes City Council's target that every dwelling in Milton Keynes, with or without off-street parking, to be within a 5 minute drive of a Charge Hub in urban areas. The Council aim to deliver at least one Charge Hub per locality over the contract period - this will be demand driven. There are 169 localities across Milton Keynes, so the aim is to deliver 169 Charge Hubs over the contract period. Phase 1 will deliver around 40 Charge Hubs over a five year period. The (read more...)

Summary: Milton Keynes City Council has initiated an active tender process for the "Charge Hub EV Chargers Concession Contract." This procurement falls under the services category with the procurement method being an open procedure. The project aims to install Charge Hubs that serve as a complement to existing home and residential charging infrastructures. The plan includes deploying around 40 Charge Hubs as part of Phase 1 across 169 localities in Milton Keynes, ensuring that every residence is within a five-minute drive of a hub. The tender was announced on 19th March 2026, with submissions due by 17th June 2026. The contract is set to commence on 12th October 2026 and will last for a term of 25 years, underpinned by legislation UKPGA 2023/54. The initiative is situated within the UKJ12 region, with a gross contract value of £360 million.

South Midlands Connect to Work Programme (Milton Keynes Area)

Description: Milton Keynes City Council are currently out to tender for the provision of South Midlands Connect to Work Programme (Milton Keynes Area). Milton Keynes City Council has been awarded grant funding by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to participate in the Connect to Work initiative, via the accountable body 'West Northants Council (WNC)' as part of the South Midlands region. Connect to Work is the initial and significant element of the Get Britain Working Strategy, the aim of which is to support people with disabilities, those with health conditions and people with complex barriers, to find suitable work. The Connect to Work Programme aims to support individuals furthest from the labour market into sustainable employment. It is a voluntary programme launched by DWP (the Department for (read more...)

Summary: Milton Keynes City Council is actively seeking tenders for the South Midlands Connect to Work Programme, specifically targeting the Milton Keynes area. This initiative, supported by grant funding from the Department for Work and Pensions, aims to assist individuals facing employment challenges, such as disabilities or health conditions, in finding sustainable work. The procurement process is currently in the 'Tender' stage, with submissions required by 12 noon on 1st April 2026. The project falls within the 'Training services', 'Health and social work services', and 'Social work and related services' categories, and is valued at £1,939,140 gross. Using an open procedure under the Light Touch Regime, the contract will span 2 years and 7 months.

The Willows School Full Heating and Distribution Upgrade

Description: The Local Authority has secured funding for undertaking the following: The upgrade of the gas fired boilers and heating distribution system at The Willows School & Early Years Centre. Further information about the Council's requirement is set out within the Specification of Works

Summary: Milton Keynes City Council is actively seeking to upgrade the heating and distribution system at The Willows School & Early Years Centre. This tender, titled "The Willows School Full Heating and Distribution Upgrade," falls under the industry category of heating and ventilation installations. The procurement process is currently in the tender update stage, with submissions due by 19th March 2026, according to the most recent update dated 17th March 2026. Located in Milton Keynes, within the UKJ12 region, the procurement method employed is an open competition under the below-threshold category of works, encouraging electronic submissions.

Printed Book Production/CFP/PRO/2026

Description: The Open University is commencing a competitive procurement, via a Competitive Flexible Procedure (CFP) to establish a closed framework for the supply of printed book production (to include paper supply, printing, finishing and binding) of educational materials for delivery into the The Open University's warehouse. The framework will support the production of printed learning materials for The Open University's students, with annual production volumes across a range of publication formats. The framework will be awarded for an initial period of two (2) years, with the option to extend by up to two further twelve (12)-month periods, to a maximum duration of four (4) years. Interested companies are invited to complete the Procurement Specific Questionnaire in Stage 1 of the process. Following evaluation, the five (5) highest scoring suppliers (read more...)

Summary: The Open University is seeking to establish a closed framework for the supply of printed book production services, including paper supply, printing, finishing, and binding educational materials for delivery to their warehouse in Milton Keynes, UK. This procurement falls under the 'tender' stage, initiated on 10 March 2026, with critical deadlines including an expression of interest deadline on 7 April 2026. The procurement is categorised under goods, with a substantial contract value of £6.5 million. The Competitive Flexible Procedure is being utilised, with a planned award to two suppliers for an initial two-year period, potentially extending up to four years. Companies interested in participating should complete the Procurement Specific Questionnaire as the first stage of this selective tender process, leading potentially to the tender stage followed by commercial negotiation.

Micromobility Services Concession Contract - Market Engagement

Description: Milton Keynes City Council (MKCC) is conducting market engagement for Micromobility Services. Milton Keynes operates an active, regulated micromobility scheme featuring e-scooter and e-bikes, with a recent shift towards mandatory parking to improve safety and reduce pavement clutter. The City is a testbed for these technologies. Following the Department for Transport (DfT) trial, Milton Keynes is working to formalise the e-scooter scheme through a tendered concession contract to ensure long term regulated provision. An E-scooter Vehicle Special Order (VSO) covering the Milton Keynes City Council Unitary Authority boundary allows for the provision of e-scooters and will be maintained and updated as required by Milton Keynes City Council This market engagement will look to establish the market appetite for delivering our micromobility services under a concession arrangement. MKCC welcomes (read more...)

Summary: Milton Keynes City Council is inviting market engagement for their Micromobility Services Concession Contract, specifically focusing on e-scooter and e-bike schemes. The procurement process is currently in the planning stage with a deadline for responses set for 12 noon on 6 May 2026. This engagement seeks opinions on service delivery under a concession arrangement. The industry category revolves around road transport services, with the services to be provided within the Milton Keynes City Council Unitary Authority boundary. The engagement is preparatory for a formal tender stage due by 1 August 2026, and aims to ensure long-term regulated provision following Department for Transport trials.

Residential EV Chargers Concession Contract - 2

Description: Milton Keynes City Council (the "Council") are currently out to tender for the provision of concession contract for Residential EV chargers. The Council has been allocated PS1.442M OZEV LEVI (Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure) Capital funding. The funding will be used to deliver a range of residential, on-street charging infrastructure. With a combination of LEVI funding and private sector funding we are proposing to deliver around 101 charge points per tendered Lot across two geographically split Lots. Each residential locality within the Lots will be assessed for viable EVI installations consisting of a mix of 7-22kw and 50kw chargers. This equates to around 202 charging sockets per Lot. In addition to the installation of new residential charge points, from June 2029, these contracts will also include the transition of (read more...)

Summary: Milton Keynes City Council is inviting tenders for a concession contract entitled "Residential EV Chargers Concession Contract - 2," aimed at providing on-street electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across two geographical lots, namely Blue Lot and Green Lot. This procurement falls under the industry category of electrical machinery and installation services, with key dates including an enquiry period ending on 27th March 2026 and a tender submission deadline of 8th April 2026. The contracts will commence from 1st June 2026, spanning a 15-year term until 2041. The procurement method employed is the open procedure, allowing electronic submissions in English, and is above threshold as per the Concession regime, ensuring compliance with the Government Procurement Agreement (GPA). The contract has an estimated gross value of £90 million, with specific allocations across the lots.

North Crawley School Pitched roof & insulation improvement

Description: Milton Keynes City Council are currently out to tender for the provision of North Crawley School Pitched roof & insulation improvement Suppliers that would like to take part in this tender process are invited to "Express Interest" upon which they will be given access to the full tender documentation through this e-tendering system. Suppliers will be notified by email, and the tender documents can be accessed from the "My Tenders" area of this website by selecting the "View Details" button for this tender. Deadline for submissions of the tender will be 16:30 5th March 2026 Please allow sufficient time to make your return as late returns will not be permitted. Any questions relating to this tender should be made via correspondence on the website. Please do not engage (read more...)

Summary: Milton Keynes City Council is currently engaged in the tendering process for a project titled "North Crawley School Pitched roof & insulation improvement," under the industry category of roof works and other special trade in construction. This project is situated in the region of UKJ12, United Kingdom, with the tender in its active stage. Prospective suppliers are invited to express interest by accessing the full tender documentation online. Submissions must be made electronically by 16:30 on 5th March 2026. It is vital for interested parties to allocate sufficient time for their submissions as late returns will not be considered. The project begins on 1st April 2026 and concludes on 1st August 2026.

Lease for new Cafe

Description: Loughton & Great Holm Parish Council (LGHPC) is the first tier of local government, covering the Loughton, Great Holm and Knowlhill areas in Milton Keynes. LGHPC owns and manages the Loughton sport pitches and an adjacent pavilion building that contains changing rooms, toilets and a large cafe area. Around 60% of the space is given over to the cafe and LGHPC is now looking for a new operator to enter into a lease of this part of the building. A draft plan of the area that would be leased to the cafe operator is included in Appendix 2. The cafe is a well-loved facility in the Parish and therefore LGHPC is keen to find a new operator who is committed to providing a high-quality cafe that offers a (read more...)

Summary: Loughton and Great Holm Parish Council is seeking a new operator for the café located within the Loughton sport pitches pavilion in Milton Keynes, under an open procurement procedure. The contract is titled "Lease for new Cafe" within the hotel, restaurant, and retail trade services category. The tender process commenced on 2nd March 2026, with interested parties required to submit their proposals by 1st April 2026. The awarding decision is expected to be made by 1st June 2026. The lease agreement for the successful candidate will start on 1st August 2026 and span over ten years, ending on 1st August 2036. The council emphasises the café's role in community engagement and aims to find an operator who will continue supporting local initiatives, including the Community Larder.

Greenley Family Centre, Toilet Refurbishment

Description: Milton Keynes City Council are currently out to tender for the provision of a supplier to undertake a refurbishment of 4 No sets of toilets in the Greenley Family Centre. The works are generally to remove and set aside the cubicles, sanitary items, to hack of all wall tiles and to replace with antibacterial wall panels, and to then reinstate the sanitaryware and cubicles. Suppliers that would like to take part in this tender process are invited to "Express Interest" upon which they will be given access to the full tender documentation through this e-tendering system. Suppliers will be notified by email, and the tender documents can be accessed from the "My Tenders" area of this website by selecting the "View Details" button for this tender. Deadline for (read more...)

Summary: Milton Keynes City Council has initiated an open tender process for the refurbishment of toilets at the Greenley Family Centre. The procurement, classified under the industry category of Plumbing and Sanitary Works (CPV 45330000), involves removing existing installations and replacing wall tiles with antibacterial panels, among other updates. The tender, under the title "Greenley Family Centre, Toilet Refurbishment," is part of a below-threshold open competition with the submission deadline set for noon on 6th March 2026. Interested suppliers should note that the enquiry period concludes on 27th February 2026, ensuring there is ample opportunity to seek clarifications. The project is situated in Milton Keynes, United Kingdom, and the contract period spans from 27th April to 22nd June 2026.