Reinstatement of Eroded Banks - Bourton Park, Buckingham, MK18 7AB

Description: Buckingham Town Council (BTC) invites tenders from competent and experienced contractors for the reinstatement of eroded riverbanks adjacent to the outflow near the existing penstock within Bourton Park. The works include installation of new bank stabilisation measures to prevent further erosion and to limit burrowing crayfish activity, using methods that support natural vegetation establishment. The works will not take place within the main river channel but within the stream outflow system connected to the River Great Ouse.

Summary: Buckingham Town Council is seeking bids for a project titled "Reinstatement of Eroded Banks - Bourton Park, Buckingham, MK18 7AB" under the public authority - sub-central government category. This procurement falls within the industry category of riverbank protection works with an open competition procurement method. Located in Buckingham, United Kingdom, the project involves stabilisation measures for eroded riverbanks to prevent further damage and limit crayfish activity. The tender process is currently active, with the closing date for submissions set for 6th February 2026 at 13:00, and the enquiry period ending on 23rd January 2026.

Internal and External Refurbishment of Sports Pavilion

Description: Steeple Claydon Parish Council would like to invite suitably qualified contractors to provide a quotation to undertake internal and external refurbishment and decoration works to the Village Sports Pavilion. The works are intended to improve the facility's appearance, functionality, and security, whilst preserving its character and community value.

Summary: Steeple Claydon Parish Council is inviting qualified contractors to tender for the “Internal and External Refurbishment of Sports Pavilion” project. The procurement process is currently at the Tender stage, with an open competition method below the threshold. The project involves overhaul and refurbishment works to enhance the pavilion's appearance, functionality, and security while maintaining its community value. The tender falls under the works category with the CPV classification 45453000. The Parish Council, located in Steeple Claydon, United Kingdom, requires submissions by 2nd March 2026, with the project expected to start on 1st April 2026 and complete by 31st July 2026. The total value of the contract is estimated at £42,000, with a net value of £35,000.

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: The Little Chalfont Parish Council is seeking to procure architectural services, including landscaping and principal designer roles, to support the development of community amenities such as a pavilion, playground, paths, and parking facilities. This process is being conducted through an open procedure within the services procurement category, with a total contract value of £48,000. The council is operating under the legal basis of the UKPGA 2023/54, and the tender submission deadline is on 5th February 2026. The location for this project spans multiple regions within the United Kingdom, with some work requiring attendance at Little Chalfont Village Hall. Interested parties should note the enquiry period ends on 23rd January 2026, with the award period concluding by 12th March 2026.

All-Age Carers Support Service

Description: Buckinghamshire Council will be procuring a Contract for a Provider to deliver the All-Age Carers Support Service, which will support both Adult and young carers, as well as a new digital offer. Our vision for the proposed service aligns with the leading national charity for carers, The Carers Trust, and is outlined in our All-Age Carers Strategy 2025-2030, published in February 2025. We want every carer in Buckinghamshire to be recognised and valued, being able to access the information, support and resources they need to live fulfilling lives, alongside their caring role. Please be advised that delivery of the upcoming service may require providers to engage in collaborative working arrangements. This approach is intended to ensure that all aspects of the service specification are met effectively and to (read more...)

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is planning a procurement process for the All-Age Carers Support Service, which is designed to support both adult and young carers. This procurement falls under the services industry category and is expected to be delivered in the UKJ13 region of the United Kingdom. Currently, the procurement is at the planning stage, with a tender period ending on 27th February 2026 and the award period concluding on 7th April 2026. The total contract value is projected to be £4,620,000 gross, with a net amount of £3,850,000 in GBP. The procurement method is an open procedure, supporting initiatives under The Carers Trust's strategy outlined in their All-Age Carers Strategy 2025-2030. The contract is set to commence on 1st July 2026 and may extend until 30th June 2029, with potential renewals extending to 2031.

All-age Carers Support Service

Description: Buckinghamshire Council will be procuring a Contract for a Provider to deliver the All-Age Carers Support Service, which will support both Adult and young carers, as well as a new digital offer. Our vision for the proposed service aligns with the leading national charity for carers, The Carers Trust, and is outlined in our All-Age Carers Strategy 2025-2030, published in February 2025. We want every carer in Buckinghamshire to be recognised and valued, being able to access the information, support and resources they need to live fulfilling lives, alongside their caring role.

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is planning a procurement process for the All-Age Carers Support Service, which is designed to support both adult and young carers. This procurement falls under the services industry category and is expected to be delivered in the UKJ13 region of the United Kingdom. Currently, the procurement is at the planning stage, with a tender period ending on 27th February 2026 and the award period concluding on 7th April 2026. The total contract value is projected to be £4,620,000 gross, with a net amount of £3,850,000 in GBP. The procurement method is an open procedure, supporting initiatives under The Carers Trust's strategy outlined in their All-Age Carers Strategy 2025-2030. The contract is set to commence on 1st July 2026 and may extend until 30th June 2029, with potential renewals extending to 2031.

Depolluted Vehicles

Description: Oxfordshire County Council will act as the lead authority in this tender process, representing both Oxfordshire Fire & Rescue Service and Buckinghamshire & Miltion Keynes Fire and Rescue Service. This arrangement will result in the award of two separate contracts. The provision of de-polluted vehicles and their transportation to and from venues across the county to support the practical training requirements of operational Fire & Rescue Service staff in line with statutory requirements to train Fire and Rescue staff. Tenderers are invited to tender for the provision of the Services described at Appendix 1 Specification for a term of 4 years with an option for the Council to extend for up to 2 years, anticipated to commence on 11th April 2026.

Summary: Oxfordshire County Council, in partnership with Buckinghamshire & Milton Keynes Fire Authority, has initiated a procurement process for the supply of depolluted vehicles, crucial for fire and rescue training. This tender, titled "Depolluted Vehicles," falls under the category of "Security, fire-fighting, police and defence equipment" and is valued at £336,000. The open procurement procedure is currently at the tender stage and allows electronic submissions until 9th February 2026, with the contract expected to commence on 11th April 2026 for a term of four years, with a possible two-year extension. The delivery locations span several regions across the UK, providing substantial geographic coverage.

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 is inviting tenders for a "Comprehensive Town Council Insurance Policy" covering various types of insurance services including accident, legal expenses, and general liability insurance. This procurement falls under the services category and is located in the UK region. The process is currently at the tender stage with an open procurement method, allowing for competition below the threshold. Interested parties must submit their tenders electronically via email by 6th February 2026. Questions regarding the tender can be submitted until 23rd January 2026. The contract is valued at £70,000 with a period from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029. Additional options regarding insurable assets may be considered during the contract term.

Reinstatement of Eroded Banks - Bourton Park, Buckingham, MK18 7AB

Description: Buckingham Town Council (BTC) invites tenders from competent and experienced contractors for the reinstatement of eroded riverbanks adjacent to the outflow near the existing penstock within Bourton Park. The works include installation of new bank stabilisation measures to prevent further erosion and to limit burrowing crayfish activity, using methods that support natural vegetation establishment. The works will not take place within the main river channel but within the stream outflow system connected to the River Great Ouse.

Summary: Buckingham Town Council is seeking bids for a project titled "Reinstatement of Eroded Banks - Bourton Park, Buckingham, MK18 7AB" under the public authority - sub-central government category. This procurement falls within the industry category of riverbank protection works with an open competition procurement method. Located in Buckingham, United Kingdom, the project involves stabilisation measures for eroded riverbanks to prevent further damage and limit crayfish activity. The tender process is currently active, with the closing date for submissions set for 6th February 2026 at 13:00, and the enquiry period ending on 23rd January 2026.

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: The Little Chalfont Parish Council is seeking to procure architectural services, including landscaping and principal designer roles, to support the development of community amenities such as a pavilion, playground, paths, and parking facilities. This process is being conducted through an open procedure within the services procurement category, with a total contract value of £48,000. The council is operating under the legal basis of the UKPGA 2023/54, and the tender submission deadline is on 5th February 2026. The location for this project spans multiple regions within the United Kingdom, with some work requiring attendance at Little Chalfont Village Hall. Interested parties should note the enquiry period ends on 23rd January 2026, with the award period concluding by 12th March 2026.

Request for Information - Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Services

Description: Buckinghamshire Council (the Council) is requesting information about commissioning a new Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Service. Suppliers are invited to participate in this exercise by completing the attached questionnaire. This will help the Council to gain an understanding of market capacity and capability across Safe Accommodation, Outreach, IDVA/ISVA, Counselling and specialist services. It is seeking to engage with suppliers who have experience in this market to help it refine the requirements of any potential future procurement exercise and would like to hear their views.

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process to commission a Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Service, aiming to streamline current services and incorporate grant-funded services into a formal contract management framework. This initiative targets the health and social work services category within the region of Aylesbury, United Kingdom, under the main procurement category of services. The council is engaged in a market engagement exercise, with key milestones such as a scheduled engagement due by 16 January 2026. Potential suppliers are invited to submit information to help determine the scope for a forthcoming procurement exercise.