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Wantage Leisure Centre - Gym Extension and Wet Side Changing Facilities Refurbishments

Description: Vale of White Horse District Council is seeking to appoint an experienced main contractor to carry out a Gym Extension and Wet Side Changing Facilities Refurbishment at the Wantage Leisure Centre. The wet side changing facilities at the centre have become outdated and require a total refurbishment to ensure the facilities maintain a high quality standard, meet current regulations, and adhere to Sport England's Accessible and Inclusive Sports Facilities directives. The leisure centre is always busy and is not only used by the members and public, but also the adjacent school, King Alfreds. It is therefore essential that the continuing well-being of all site users, the school pupils (safeguarding), and staff, is prioritised during the lifetime of this project, particularly during the construction phase. The contractor must make (read more...)

Summary: Vale of White Horse District Council is seeking a main contractor for building works at Wantage Leisure Centre: an extension to the gym and a complete refurbishment of the wet-side changing facilities. The changing areas are outdated and the work is intended to bring them up to current regulations and Sport England’s guidance on accessible and inclusive sports facilities. The centre is used by members, the public and pupils from the adjacent King Alfred’s School, so construction must take account of the safety and wellbeing of users, school pupils and staff. The work will be delivered at Wantage Leisure Centre in Oxfordshire.

Passive Fire Protection Remedial Repairs at Abbey House, Abingdon

Description: This Invitation to Tender is issued to those bidders wishing to provide a tender to Vale of White Horse District Council for Passive Fire Protection Remedial Repairs at their premises at Abbey House, Abingdon, Oxfordshire. The Works contract will comprise of passive fire protection remedial works to fire doors and will also require some fire compartmentalisation to be undertaken. Technical details, including building schematics and fire survey reports, can be found within the suite of tender documents.

Summary: Vale of White Horse District Council is seeking contractors to carry out passive fire-protection remedial works at Abbey House in Abingdon, Oxfordshire. The works cover repairs to fire doors and fire compartmentalisation within the council’s premises. The requirement is a building-works contract focused on improving fire protection in the building.

Wantage Leisure Centre - Gym Extension and Wet Side Changing Facilities Refurbishments

Description: Vale of White Horse District Council is seeking to appoint an experienced main contractor to carry out a Gym Extension and Wet Side Changing Facilities Refurbishment at the Wantage Leisure Centre. The wet side changing facilities at the centre have become outdated and require a total refurbishment to ensure the facilities maintain a high quality standard, meet current regulations, and adhere to Sport England's Accessible and Inclusive Sports Facilities directives. The leisure centre is always busy and is not only used by the members and public, but also the adjacent school, King Alfreds. It is therefore essential that the continuing well-being of all site users, the school pupils (safeguarding), and staff, is prioritised during the lifetime of this project, particularly during the construction phase. The contractor must make (read more...)

Summary: Vale of White Horse District Council is seeking a main contractor for building works at Wantage Leisure Centre: an extension to the gym and a complete refurbishment of the wet-side changing facilities. The changing areas are outdated and the work is intended to bring them up to current regulations and Sport England’s guidance on accessible and inclusive sports facilities. The centre is used by members, the public and pupils from the adjacent King Alfred’s School, so construction must take account of the safety and wellbeing of users, school pupils and staff. The work will be delivered at Wantage Leisure Centre in Oxfordshire.

HVPS Cabling

Description: Supply of cabling

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority is buying power distribution and low-voltage cabling for its high-voltage power supply requirements. This is a supply of goods rather than installation or other works. The stated delivery location is the United Kingdom; no more specific delivery place is identified. The procurement is a single package, covering the cabling supply, and is marked as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises as well as voluntary, community and social enterprises. Suppliers whose business includes sourcing and supplying electrical power cables are the closest fit. The description gives no further technical specification of cable types, quantities or intended installation, so suppliers should check the procurement requirements for product details before assessing whether their range meets the need.

HV Cable Procurement

Description: UKAEA is undertaking refurbishment works to the J5 electrical infrastructure to support the ongoing operation and reliability of the Culham Campus power distribution network. As part of these works, new 33 kV high-voltage cables are required to replace existing assets and support the future electrical capacity Requirements of the site. The procurement will secure the supply of 4,000 metres of 1C x 400 mm2 single-core copper cable suitable for use within the private 33 kV network. The cables must meet the specified technical, performance and quality Requirements to ensure a safe, reliable and compliant installation that supports the long-term operation of the electrical network.

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority is buying 4,000 metres of single-core copper high-voltage cable, sized 1C x 400 mm² and rated for use on a private 33 kV network. The cable will replace existing assets as part of refurbishment of the J5 electrical infrastructure, supporting reliable operation and future electrical capacity in the Culham Campus power distribution network. Delivery is in Oxfordshire. This is a supply of high-voltage and power-distribution cable.

Non-Planar Surface Characterisation and Swabbing Using the Spot Robot

Description: The Contractor's scope shall include the design, development, functional demonstration, and delivery (including all required testing, verification, and documentation) of the Spot software suite for surface characterisation and swabbing.

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority is buying the design, development, functional demonstration and delivery of software for its Spot robot to characterise non-planar surfaces and carry out swabbing. The work includes the testing and verification needed to demonstrate the software, as well as its documentation. This is a software development and experimental testing service, rather than a supply of the robot itself. The stated delivery scope covers the United Kingdom, Europe, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man, British Overseas Territories and other locations worldwide. The requirement may suit software developers with robotics or autonomous systems expertise, alongside organisations able to test and demonstrate software operating on uneven or curved surfaces.

J5 Super Grid Transformer Refurbishment

Description: Provision of the refurbishment of three super grid transformers on the Culham Campus, as part of an Asset Life Extension Programme to the SGTs.

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority is seeking refurbishment of three super grid transformers at its Culham Campus in Oxfordshire. The work forms part of an asset life extension programme for the transformers and is classified as works. The requirement covers transformer repair and maintenance, refurbishment, and associated mechanical and electrical engineering services. The delivery location is Culham Campus. This is a specialist electrical infrastructure project focused on extending the service life of existing high-voltage grid equipment, rather than supplying new transformers.

Patent and Trade Mark Attorney Services and IP Search and Landscaping Services

Description: UKAEA seeks to appoint a maximum of two suppliers for Intellectual Property (IP) Patent and Trade mark Attorney Services, and one supplier for Patent IP Search & Landscaping Services. The Contracting Authority seeks to engage qualified and experienced supplier(s) to provide high-quality services that support its operational, strategic, and compliance objectives across these two critical service areas.

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority plans to procure intellectual property services in two areas: patent and trade mark attorney services, and patent search and landscaping services. The work is intended to support the Authority’s operational, strategic and compliance objectives. The current classification places the procurement under legal services. The Authority expects to appoint up to two suppliers for patent and trade mark attorney work, and one supplier for patent searches and landscaping. The buyer is the UK Atomic Energy Authority, based at Culham Science Centre in Oxfordshire; the procurement data does not identify a separate delivery location. This is a planned purchase of specialist professional services, rather than a supply of goods or construction work.

Food and Green Waste Treatment

Description: Oxfordshire County Council (OCC) is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform its future procurement strategy for the treatment and recycling of food waste and green (garden) waste arising within Oxfordshire. The Council currently utilises a combination of anaerobic digestion (AD), windrow composting and in-vessel composting (IVC) facilities under existing contractual arrangements. Current arrangements expire in November 2029 and the Council is considering options for future service delivery. This notice is issued for information gathering purposes only and does not constitute a call for competition, procurement, or commitment by the Council to undertake any specific procurement route. Responses will be used solely to inform the Council's future strategy and requirements. The Council manages approximately: * Food waste: circa 25,000-30,000 tonnes per annum * Green waste: circa 45,000-60,000 tonnes per (read more...)

Summary: Oxfordshire County Council is planning future treatment and recycling services for food waste and green (garden) waste generated across Oxfordshire. The council currently uses anaerobic digestion, windrow composting and in-vessel composting facilities, and is considering how to secure treatment capacity through future arrangements. The work is waste treatment and recycling services (CPV 90513000). The council handles approximately 25,000–30,000 tonnes of food waste and 45,000–60,000 tonnes of green waste each year. The council is seeking models that support carbon reduction, value for money, operational resilience, innovation and circular-economy outcomes, and can accommodate future local government reorganisation where appropriate. The service is for waste arising within Oxfordshire.

External Audit

Description: Advance is seeking proposals from firms to be the Statutory External Auditors for the Association. In accordance with our Financial regulations the Board is seeking to retender these services for a period of at least three years with an option to extend for up to a further 2 years. The contract for the service will commence with the current financial year 2026/27, relating to the year ending 31 March 2027. A proposal should be provided to Advance on a fixed-price basis. Advance reserves the right to accept any proposal, whether or not the lowest, or not to accept any.

Summary: Advance Housing and Support Ltd is seeking a statutory external audit firm for the Association. The work is auditing services, covering the organisation’s annual accounts and financial reporting, including the year ending 31 March 2027. The service is to be delivered across England; the listed delivery areas span the North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, London, South East and South West. Advance is based in Witney, Oxfordshire. The appointment is intended to provide independent statutory audit services, with proposals requested on a fixed-price basis.