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Architectural Services

Description: Stage 1 (Initiation to Pre-App) Provision of Architectural Services, Landscaping and Principal Designer services broadly covering RIBA Stages 0 to 2. The Council will separately employ a Planning Consultant. In 2025 we procured a typographical survey of the whole area and an ecology survey which are available to tenderers upon request. Assume that half of the monthly meetings will be held in your offices and the other half at the Village Hall. The outputs for the Pre-App should include the Pavilion, playground space (space and location only), paths, resurfaced car park, extended car parking area and adult exercise area (space and location only). As the Pavilion will exceed the current floorplate, you should allow for the production of 3 different schemes potentially covering single and two storey options. (read more...)

Summary: Little Chalfont Parish Council, a public authority in the United Kingdom, is overseeing a procurement process for Architectural Services, including landscaping and Principal Designer services. The project involves phases from initiation to planning application, covering RIBA Stages 0 to 3. The procurement method is an open procedure available to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), focusing on areas across various regions in the UK, notably Bucks. The procurement stage is currently active, with the tender period ending on 5th February 2026, and the contract period commencing from 16th March 2026. The project's gross value is £48,000, and proposals are expected to include multiple schemes for facilities like a Pavilion and car park enhancements. The award period concludes on 12th March 2026.

Children's Domiciliary Care

Description: Buckinghamshire Council is looking to understand the market's thoughts and preferences towards aspects of Buckinghamshire Council's current and potential future models of Children's domiciliary care.

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is initiating a tender process in the planning stage for "Children's Domiciliary Care." This public procurement opportunity falls under the services category, specifically targeting welfare services not delivered through residential institutions. The council is engaged in a preliminary market engagement to explore current and potential future models for domiciliary care tailored for children. Interested parties should note the deadline for the soft market test, which is due on 10th February 2026. The procurement process is being conducted in the South East England region, identified by the code UKJ13, and is classified under a light-touch regime for services.

Architectural Services

Description: Stage 1 (Initiation to Pre-App) Provision of Architectural Services, Landscaping and Principal Designer services broadly covering RIBA Stages 0 to 2. The Council will separately employ a Planning Consultant. In 2025 we procured a typographical survey of the whole area and an ecology survey which are available to tenderers upon request. Assume that half of the monthly meetings will be held in your offices and the other half at the Village Hall. The outputs for the Pre-App should include the Pavilion, playground space (space and location only), paths, resurfaced car park, extended car parking area and adult exercise area (space and location only). As the Pavilion will exceed the current floorplate, you should allow for the production of 3 different schemes potentially covering single and two storey options. (read more...)

Summary: Little Chalfont Parish Council, a public authority in the United Kingdom, is overseeing a procurement process for Architectural Services, including landscaping and Principal Designer services. The project involves phases from initiation to planning application, covering RIBA Stages 0 to 3. The procurement method is an open procedure available to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), focusing on areas across various regions in the UK, notably Bucks. The procurement stage is currently active, with the tender period ending on 5th February 2026, and the contract period commencing from 16th March 2026. The project's gross value is £48,000, and proposals are expected to include multiple schemes for facilities like a Pavilion and car park enhancements. The award period concludes on 12th March 2026.

The Provision of Multi-Engine Pilot Training

Description: The Ministry of Defence (MOD) requires a Civilian Aviation Authority (CAA) Approved Training Organisation (ATO) to train up to 22 fixed-wing pilots from April 2026 to March 2028. This training will use two syllabi due to differing input standards and onward training routes: - Multi-Engine Crossovers (MEXO). The first, up to 10 trainees, will see training using elements of the modular Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) / Instrument Rating (IR) courses and the Airline Pilot Standard (APS) Multi Crew Cooperation (MCC) Course to achieve the training standard set by the MOD. The MOD is not looking for the award of a Commercial Pilot Licence / Instrument Rating at the end of this training as trainees will not have completed any CAA pre-requisite training courses so will not have met (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Defence (MOD), based in RAF High Wycombe, United Kingdom, is currently in the tender stage of procuring services for the provision of Multi-Engine Pilot Training. The contract, valued at £4.32 million, is under an open procedure with the requirement to train up to 22 fixed-wing pilots from April 2026 to March 2028. The training involves two components: Multi-Engine Crossovers (MEXO) and Ab-initios, focusing on different skill sets and ensuring compliance with MOD standards, although not requiring Civilian Aviation Authority (CAA) approval for certain elements. The final date for bid submission is 27th February 2026, with enquiries open until 6th February 2026. The main procurement category is services, specifically training programme services under the CPV classifications 80521000 and 80510000.

Comprehensive Town Council Insurance Policy

Description: Buckingham Town Council are seeking a comprehensive insurance policy in accordance with the accompanying proposal schedule. Quotes are requested for a 3-year contract. Terrorism cover is also required which is not specified on the proposal schedule. This can be a separate policy if necessary. Information regarding your cyber-crime provision is also requested.

Summary: Buckingham Town Council seeks to procure a Comprehensive Town Council Insurance Policy through an open competition. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with key deadlines approaching: the enquiry period ends on 30th January 2026, and the tender period concludes on 13th February 2026. Located in Buckingham, United Kingdom, the Council acts as the buying organisation and requires coverage across several regions, including UKC, UKD, and more. The contract is valued at GBP 70,000 for a 3-year term, starting 1st April 2026, with provisions for additions and amendments during the term. The procurement focuses on services within the insurance industry, underpinned by legal and regulatory compliance as prescribed by the Procurement Act 2023.

Little Missenden Play Area

Description: INTRODUCTION Little Missenden Parish council invites tenders from suitably experienced contractors for the design, supply, and installation of a new play area for children aged 2-11 years at Little Missenden play area. All suppliers submitting a response to this tender must be current members of the Association of Play Industries (API). As the UK's leading trade body for play equipment manufacturers and installers, API membership ensures suppliers meet high standards of safety, quality, and ethical conduct. Tenderers must include their API membership number in their submission. Submissions from non-members will not be considered This opportunity is open to companies with a proven track record in delivering high-quality, safe, and innovative play solutions for public spaces. The successful bidder will be expected to deliver a full design-and-build package. PROJECT (read more...)

Summary: The Little Missenden Parish Council is seeking tenders for the design, supply, and installation of a new play area for children aged 2-11 years, located in Holmer Green, United Kingdom. The project, titled "Little Missenden Play Area," falls under the industry categories of Park and Playground Equipment and Recreation Installation. Key dates include the tender period ending on 31st March 2026, and the works are expected to commence on 1st July 2026 and conclude by 1st September 2026. The procurement is at the tender stage and is conducted as an open competition below the financial threshold, ensuring broad accessibility for interested suppliers. Potential contractors must be members of the Association of Play Industries (API) and submit their bids in line with the tender specifications and standards indicated by the council.

Comprehensive Town Council Insurance Policy

Description: Buckingham Town Council are seeking a comprehensive insurance policy in accordance with the accompanying proposal schedule. Quotes are requested for a 3-year contract. Terrorism cover is also required which is not specified on the proposal schedule. This can be a separate policy if necessary. Information regarding your cyber-crime provision is also requested.

Summary: Buckingham Town Council seeks to procure a Comprehensive Town Council Insurance Policy through an open competition. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with key deadlines approaching: the enquiry period ends on 30th January 2026, and the tender period concludes on 13th February 2026. Located in Buckingham, United Kingdom, the Council acts as the buying organisation and requires coverage across several regions, including UKC, UKD, and more. The contract is valued at GBP 70,000 for a 3-year term, starting 1st April 2026, with provisions for additions and amendments during the term. The procurement focuses on services within the insurance industry, underpinned by legal and regulatory compliance as prescribed by the Procurement Act 2023.

Play area improvements and safety surfacing

Description: Weston Turville Parish Council invites tenders for a programme of repairs, removals, and new installations within the children's play and recreational areas at Jubilee Park, Weston Turville. The works are intended to improve safety, accessibility, and play value, including inclusive equipment and upgraded safety surfacing.

Summary: Weston Turville Parish Council, a sub-central government public authority, has initiated an open procurement process for "Play area improvements and safety surfacing" at Jubilee Park, Weston Turville. The tender, valued at up to £60,000, focuses on repairs, removals, and installations to enhance safety and accessibility in children's play areas. This open competition is aimed at procuring goods, specifically playground equipment, with a submission deadline of 12th February 2026. Interested parties can submit enquiries until 9th February 2026, and the contract period is set from 1st April 2026 to 30th April 2026.

County Wide Grounds Maintenance

Description: Buckinghamshire Council is undertaking a Pre-Market Engagement (PME) exercise to inform the forthcoming tender for County Wide Grounds Maintenance Services . The Request for Information (RFI) documents for this opportunity are published on the Council's procurement portal: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/buckinghamshire-council These documents include all relevant details about the project an include the information we are seeking from the supplier market. If you wish to participate and have not yet registered, please ensure you do so via the portal in order to access the documentation. The RFI will remain open until 12:00 noon (midday) on Tuesday 3rd February 2026. For ease of access, you may copy and paste the following link into your browser: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/buckinghamshire-council Please note that all queries relating to this RFI must be submitted via the In-Tend portal.

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council, a public authority operating under sub-central government provisions, is in the planning phase of a procurement process for the "County Wide Grounds Maintenance" services. This public contract, set in the United Kingdom, primarily in the Aylesbury region, is categorised under the services industry, specifically focusing on grounds maintenance services. A preliminary market engagement notice has been published to inform the procurement strategy, with a planned engagement milestone due by 3rd February 2026. Businesses interested in participating must register through the Council's procurement portal, and the Request for Information documentation will be accessible until midday on 3rd February. The contract period is scheduled from 1st January 2027 to 31st March 2032, with a future notice anticipated on 23rd March 2026.

Comprehensive Town Council Insurance Policy

Description: Buckingham Town Council are seeking a comprehensive insurance policy in accordance with the accompanying proposal schedule. Quotes are requested for a 3-year contract. Terrorism cover is also required which is not specified on the proposal schedule. This can be a separate policy if necessary. Information regarding your cyber-crime provision is also requested.

Summary: Buckingham Town Council seeks to procure a Comprehensive Town Council Insurance Policy through an open competition. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with key deadlines approaching: the enquiry period ends on 30th January 2026, and the tender period concludes on 13th February 2026. Located in Buckingham, United Kingdom, the Council acts as the buying organisation and requires coverage across several regions, including UKC, UKD, and more. The contract is valued at GBP 70,000 for a 3-year term, starting 1st April 2026, with provisions for additions and amendments during the term. The procurement focuses on services within the insurance industry, underpinned by legal and regulatory compliance as prescribed by the Procurement Act 2023.