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Provision of Local Bus Services

Description: Buckinghamshire Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced service provider to deliver supported local bus services across the county. The services form part of the Council's wider public transport network and are intended to provide accessible, reliable and sustainable transport options for residents and visitors. The successful provider will be responsible for operating scheduled local bus services in accordance with the requirements set out in the tender documentation, including the provision of suitable vehicles, trained personnel, customer service arrangements, ticketing facilities and supporting technology. The services must be delivered in compliance with all relevant legislation, regulatory requirements and industry standards. The Council is seeking a contractor that can demonstrate a strong commitment to operational reliability, customer experience, effective contract management and continuous service improvement, whilst (read more...)

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council invites tenders for the "Provision of Local Bus Services" to enhance the county's public transport network, focusing on accessibility and sustainability. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with an open competition approach. Interested parties must submit their bids through the council's e-tendering platform. The deadline for submissions is set for 21st August 2026, at 12:00 pm, and any clarifications must be sent by 7th August 2026. The contract is governed by UK legislation and seeks to fulfil public road transport service needs, primarily focusing on the delivery of reliable and customer-oriented bus services.

Hazlemere Recreation Ground Redevelopment Tender

Description: Hazlemere Parish Council are inviting companies to Tender for the refurbishment of Hazlemere Recreation Ground playground. The successful contractor will be responsible for the turnkey delivery of the project, including: * Site Preparation: Safe dismantling, removal, and environmentally responsible disposal of all existing playground equipment and the current nature trail. * Surfacing: Removal of existing safety surfacing and installation of a new, durable, compliant, and low-maintenance safety surface (e.g., wet pour, bonded mulch, or smart hybrid surfacing) that meets all BS EN 1176/1177 standards. * Play Equipment Installation: Supply and installation of new play equipment catering to a wide range of ages and abilities. * Nature Trail: Complete redesign and replacement of the nature trail to foster sensory and environmental engagement - it does not need to be (read more...)

Summary: Hazlemere Parish Council is overseeing the procurement process for the redevelopment of Hazlemere Recreation Ground playground. The tender, published on 21st July 2026, invites companies to refurbish the playground, including site preparation, safety surfacing, play equipment installation, nature trail redesign, and potentially replacing a zip wire. This project in High Wycombe, England, falls under the Playground equipment category (CPV code: 37535200) and is currently in the tender stage. The process follows an open procedure with a budget of £80,000. Interested parties must submit their tenders by noon on 1st September 2026, and a site visit is required. The contract period will commence on 30th September 2026 and end on 30th October 2026.

Request for Information - Overnight Short Break Service for Working Age Adults July 2026

Description: Buckinghamshire Council (the Council) is requesting information about overnight short break and respite services for working age adults with disabilities and autism to inform the Council's understanding of market interest, and views, and to support the development of the service and commissioning model. The Council is developing a new seven-bed overnight short break service for adults of working age with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, and/or autism. The service is scheduled to open in September 2027 and will be located in Aylesbury.

Summary: This public procurement contracting process is initiated by Buckinghamshire Council, a sub-central government public authority based in Aylesbury, United Kingdom. The process is currently in the Planning stage for a service titled "Request for Information - Overnight Short Break Service for Working Age Adults July 2026." This tender falls under the Social work and related services industry category. The service is set to open in September 2027. Key dates include the deadline for participating in the Request for Information (RFI), which will remain open until 12:00 noon (midday) on Friday, 7th August 2026. The service will be located in Aylesbury, and the engagement process encourages businesses interested in providing overnight short break and respite services for adults with disabilities and autism to participate.

Oxford Diocesan Bucks School Trust - Tender for managed IT services incorporating Broadband and VOIP services

Description: Oxford Diocesan Bucks School Trust are looking for a supplier(s) to provide managed IT services incorporating Broadband and VOIP services, across various sites with a contract start date of 1 April 2027 for all services to be live. All services are currently outsourced. The Broadband and VOIP services are to be replaced/upgraded and may be provided in-house (if possible) or sub-contracted/outsourced to a 3rd party provided. The managed IT services provided will be expected/required to manage the Broadband and VOIP sub-contractor and services delivered.

Summary: The Oxford Diocesan Bucks School Trust is seeking proposals for managed IT services encompassing Broadband and VOIP services with a planned start date of 1 April 2027. This tender, tagged under industry category "IT services: consulting, software development, Internet, and support," involves multiple locations throughout the United Kingdom. Entering the 'tender' stage as of 20 July 2026, this procurement will accept submissions until 14 August 2026, with an enquiry period closing on 4 August 2026. The process adopts an open competitive method, detailed as a "Competitive flexible procedure", which includes components like PSQ, ITT, Clarification Meeting, Standstill, and Award phases. An estimated contract value of £720,000 (gross) suggests a substantial opportunity for IT service providers.

Provision of Air Traffic Control Visual Simulators at Royal Air Force Locations

Description: The requirement is for the provision of 16 x Visual Control Simulators (VISSIM) for training, currency, and assurance for Air Traffic Control Officers (ATCOs) and Air & Space Operations Specialists (ASOS) in the RAF. The requirement is for an Air Traffic Control (ATC) synthetic training environment tool, with ongoing maintenance and software update assistance throughout Contract lifetime. The equipment is to be installed on-site by the Contractor into an office-like environment at all 16 locations.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for the "Provision of Air Traffic Control Visual Simulators at Royal Air Force Locations." This opportunity involves supplying 16 Visual Control Simulators, aiming to enhance training for Air Traffic Control Officers and Air & Space Operations Specialists across various RAF locations. The procurement follows an open procedure under the main category of goods, with a gross value of £2,600,000. The delivery is set within the United Kingdom and aligns with legislative frameworks for central government procurement. Key dates include a revised tender submission deadline of midday on 31 July 2026, with the award period extending until 14 August 2026. The contract period will run from 1 September 2026 to 31 August 2031.

Project VENTURE

Description: Project VENTURE will deliver Gilder Support Services.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence, located at RAF High Wycombe in Naphill, United Kingdom, is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process titled "Project VENTURE". This initiative aims to deliver Glider Support Services, focusing on the services sector with special considerations for defence and security. The project has been classified under CPV codes for gliders and services related to aircraft maintenance and repair. A key milestone in this process is an industry engagement opportunity through a Request for Information (RFI), with a submission deadline set for 17:00 on Wednesday, 12th August 2026. The contract is planned to start on 1st April 2028 and end on 31st March 2035.

Provision of Military Flight Planning, GADAPT and EFB Software

Description: The provision of Military Flight Planning, Global Airfield Data & Aircraft Performance Tool (GADAPT) and Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) Software. The proposed Contract would be for a 3 year contract from 1 August 2027 to 31 July 2030. This is a request for information (RFI) and further information can be found in the RFI questionnaire and the draft Statement of Requirement (SoR) linked to this notice. This notice is not a guarantee that a contract will be awarded nor is it a guarantee of any work they may be placed as a result.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence, operating from High Wycombe, UK, is in the planning stage for a public procurement process entitled "Provision of Military Flight Planning, GADAPT and EFB Software." This project involves the supply of software for military flight planning, global airfield data, and aircraft performance, with an anticipated contract duration from 1st August 2027 to 31st July 2030. The industry category for this tender is primarily focused on goods, specifically mapping and flight control software packages. Currently, a Request for Information (RFI) has been scheduled, with further details available until the deadline of 6th August 2026. The procurement procedure is above threshold, catering to public authority needs in central government services.

Provision of AWT/Wycombe Swan Contracts

Description: Buckinghamshire Council will be retendering the Licence to Occupy contracts for the Aylesbury Waterside and Wycombe Swan theatres. This PME exercise seeks approval to explore and evaluate future operating options for Aylesbury Waterside Theatre (AWT) and Wycombe Swan. The review will assess the available models, associated opportunities, risks, financial implications, and strategic fit with the Council's objectives for culture, communities, and place. The purpose of this exercise is to develop an evidence-based understanding of the options available and establish the preferred approach for future service delivery. The outcome will inform subsequent decision-making and any future recommendations brought forward for consideration.

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is planning a procurement process for the "Provision of AWT/Wycombe Swan Contracts", aiming to explore future operating options for the Aylesbury Waterside Theatre and Wycombe Swan. This process, in the planning stage, falls under the industry category of arts-facility operation and cultural event organisation services. It is expected to create a framework for appraising available models and aligning them with council objectives for culture, communities, and places in Aylesbury, UK. A key milestone is scheduled for 14th August 2026, which is part of the preliminary market engagement exercise to evaluate future service delivery options. Businesses are advised to register on Buckinghamshire Council's procurement portal to access necessary documentation and submit returns.

Pre-Market Engagement Exercise for Complementary Highways Framework Contracts

Description: Buckinghamshire Council is undertaking a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise to inform the procurement of two complementary Highways Framework Contracts that will support the delivery of the Council's highways, transport, drainage, structures, and environmental improvement programmes. The purpose of the PME is to engage with the market and gather feedback from suitably experienced suppliers to help shape the future procurement strategy, framework structure, lotting arrangements, and contract requirements. The Council is seeking insight from organisations capable of delivering high-quality, safe, efficient, and cost-effective services across a broad range of highway infrastructure works and professional consultancy services. The proposed procurement will establish: Framework 1 - Highways Works, covering a range of specialist and general highway construction and maintenance activities, including: Surveys, investigations and testing services. Minor highways and civil (read more...)

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is currently in the planning phase for a procurement process concerning two complementary Highways Framework Contracts, aimed at supporting the delivery of the Council's programmes for highways, transport, drainage, structures, and environmental improvements. The procurement process, initiated as a tender, is classified under the industry category of construction work for highways and roads. Located in Aylesbury, United Kingdom, Buckinghamshire Council is conducting a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) with a deadline for feedback set for 4th August 2026. This engagement intends to gather valuable input from market participants to shape future procurement strategies and contract requirements.

Pre-Market Engagement Exercise for Complementary Highways Framework Contracts

Description: Buckinghamshire Council is undertaking a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise to inform the procurement of two complementary Highways Framework Contracts that will support the delivery of the Council's highways, transport, drainage, structures, and environmental improvement programmes. The purpose of the PME is to engage with the market and gather feedback from suitably experienced suppliers to help shape the future procurement strategy, framework structure, lotting arrangements, and contract requirements. The Council is seeking insight from organisations capable of delivering high-quality, safe, efficient, and cost-effective services across a broad range of highway infrastructure works and professional consultancy services. The proposed procurement will establish: Framework 1 - Highways Works, covering a range of specialist and general highway construction and maintenance activities, including: Surveys, investigations and testing services. Minor highways and civil (read more...)

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is currently in the planning phase for a procurement process concerning two complementary Highways Framework Contracts, aimed at supporting the delivery of the Council's programmes for highways, transport, drainage, structures, and environmental improvements. The procurement process, initiated as a tender, is classified under the industry category of construction work for highways and roads. Located in Aylesbury, United Kingdom, Buckinghamshire Council is conducting a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) with a deadline for feedback set for 4th August 2026. This engagement intends to gather valuable input from market participants to shape future procurement strategies and contract requirements.