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Supply and Installation of Secondary Glazing at Commonwealth War Graves Commission Headquarters

Description: The Commonwealth War Graves Commission is seeking tenders from suitably qualified suppliers for the provision of secondary glazing at it's Headquarters at 2 Marlow Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire.

Summary: The Commonwealth War Graves Commission, located in Maidenhead, United Kingdom, is currently in the tender stage for a project titled "Supply and Installation of Secondary Glazing at Commonwealth War Graves Commission Headquarters." This project falls under the works category, specifically glazing work (CPV 45441000), and is to be executed at their headquarters in Berkshire. The procurement process is open and below the threshold, inviting competitive bids through the CWGC e-Procurement portal. Interested parties must submit their tenders by 6th March 2026, with the contract period anticipated to run from 17th March 2026 to 30th September 2026.

RBWM Dial-a-Ride Expression of Interest

Description: See notice for full details.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead focuses on the planned provision of "RBWM Dial-a-Ride" services. This initiative falls under the road transport services category, specifically targeting bus transport services in urban or regional areas. The procurement is currently at the planning stage, with interested parties requested to express their interest by 18th February 2026. Businesses will potentially engage in a 36-month concessionary contract, starting from 10th June 2027, with an ambition for extension. The services are intended to operate within the authority boundaries of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, UKJ1 region, using an open competitive tendering procedure.

Construction of a cemetery extension - Bracknell Forest Council

Description: To provide works to convert land currently laid out for golf purposes in to a suitable cemetery, including all relevant ground works, roads, footpaths, planting, access/egress and associated requirements as per the instructions laid out within the specification.

Summary: Bracknell Forest Borough Council is seeking to extend a cemetery through a construction project, converting land previously used for golf purposes. This tender, titled "Construction of a cemetery extension - Bracknell Forest Council," falls under the category of construction work, particularly within the sub-central government public authority sector. Located in the UKJ11 region of the United Kingdom, the procurement is in the tender stage with an upcoming deadline for submission on 16th March 2026. Interested parties should note the procurement's open method, allowing competition below threshold levels.

Planned Maintenance Framework

Description: The proposed framework is intended to support the delivery of planned maintenance and capital projects across Council-owned and managed properties.

Summary: The public procurement process initiated by Bracknell Forest Borough Council, as announced on 2nd February 2026, involves a potential framework for planned maintenance and capital works across Council-owned properties. This framework, still in the planning stage, seeks to gather market feedback to inform its development. The Council, located in central Berkshire, UK, serves as a sub-central government public authority. The procurement falls under the 'works' industry category and encompasses repair and maintenance services as well as construction work. Interested parties must respond to the market engagement questionnaire by 28th February 2026. This is a preparative stage for a future procurement process expected to commence by 3rd August 2026. The framework is set to operate over an eight-year period, beginning with projects undertaken from April 2027.

Construction of a cemetery extension - Bracknell Forest Council

Description: To provide works to convert land currently laid out for golf purposes in to a suitable cemetery, including all relevant ground works, roads, footpaths, planting, access/egress and associated requirements as per the instructions laid out within the specification.

Summary: Bracknell Forest Borough Council is seeking to extend a cemetery through a construction project, converting land previously used for golf purposes. This tender, titled "Construction of a cemetery extension - Bracknell Forest Council," falls under the category of construction work, particularly within the sub-central government public authority sector. Located in the UKJ11 region of the United Kingdom, the procurement is in the tender stage with an upcoming deadline for submission on 16th March 2026. Interested parties should note the procurement's open method, allowing competition below threshold levels.

Construction of a cemetery extension - Bracknell Forest Council

Description: To provide works to convert land currently laid out for golf purposes in to a suitable cemetery, including all relevant ground works, roads, footpaths, planting, access/egress and associated requirements as per the instructions laid out within the specification.

Summary: Bracknell Forest Borough Council has initiated a tender process for the 'Construction of a cemetery extension' project located in Bracknell, UKJ11. This procurement is categorised under the construction industry, with a focus on transforming golf-oriented land into a functional cemetery, incorporating ground works, roads, footpaths, planting, and access provisions. The tender stage is currently active, having commenced on 2nd February 2026, with an enquiry period ending on 9th March 2026, and the tender submission deadline set for 16th March 2026. The procurement follows an open competition method, deemed below threshold, with a total estimated value of £600,000, and allows for electronic submissions via a designated portal.

ELECTRONIC TRACKING AND MONITORING SYSTEM FOR VISITING CARE WORKERS

Description: A Contract for the provision of a Cloud hosted software application supporting the Intermediate Care Service which provides visiting care workers to people in their homes and potentially extending to other in-house service provisions.

Summary: Bracknell Forest Borough Council is currently in the tender stage for their procurement titled "Electronic Tracking and Monitoring System for Visiting Care Workers". This initiative seeks a cloud-hosted software solution to support their Intermediate Care Service, potentially expanding to other in-house services. The procurement falls under the industry categories of Software and IT Services, with a project location specified as the UKJ11 region, United Kingdom. The competition is being conducted through an open procurement method, suitable for below-threshold values. Key deadlines include an enquiry period ending on 9th February 2026 and a tender submission deadline on 23rd February 2026.

The Repair and Renovation of Fixed Play Equipment

Description: Slough Borough Council invites tenders for the repair and renovation of fixed play equipment, to carry out repairs and refurbishment to outdoor fixed play equipment and surfacing in Kedermister Park, Langley WM Rec, Deerwood Park, Richards Way, Concorde Way and Rochfords Gardens.

Summary: Slough Borough Council is seeking bids for the repair and renovation of fixed play equipment under an open competition procurement method. The opportunity involves performing repairs and refurbishment of outdoor fixed play equipment and surfacing in several parks, including Kedermister Park and Deerwood Park. The tender, identified as "The Repair and Renovation of Fixed Play Equipment," sits within the services industry category and is located in Slough, United Kingdom. Key dates include the enquiry period ending on the 13th of February 2026 and the submission deadline on the 27th of February 2026. The anticipated contract period is from the 13th of April 2026 to the 12th of October 2026, with an overall project value estimated at £150,000.

ELECTRONIC TRACKING AND MONITORING SYSTEM FOR VISITING CARE WORKERS

Description: The Council is seeking to establish a Contract for the provision of a Cloud hosted software application supporting the Intermediate Care Service which provides visiting care workers to people in their homes and potentially extending to other in-house service provisions.

Summary: Bracknell Forest Borough Council has initiated a public procurement process for an "Electronic Tracking and Monitoring System for Visiting Care Workers" located in Bracknell, United Kingdom. This procurement falls under the services category, specifically targeting IT services with a focus on health and social work services. The tender is currently active, with an open competition procurement method, and interested suppliers need to submit their proposals by 23rd February 2026. The tender's main contact point is Andy Trotter, available via email at Andy.Trotter@Bracknell-Forest.Gov.uk or telephone at +44 1344351770. The contract is valued at £192,000 with a potential gross value of £230,400 and spans from May 2026 to April 2031, with possible extensions until 2033.

Revenues and Benefits Administration System

Description: The Council wishes to procure an integrated software package governing the administration of both income and revenue (Council tax and Business rates collection) and the administration of benefits awarded to Bracknell Forest residents (Housing Benefit and Council Tax support). The system will be required to integrate with a number of Council systems and data sources, including but not limited to the Council's finance system Agresso.

Summary: Bracknell Forest Borough Council is in the planning stage of procuring an integrated software system for managing revenue, including Council Tax and Business rates collection, as well as the administration of benefits such as Housing Benefit and Council Tax support. The proposed system aims to integrate with existing council systems like Agresso within the UKJ11 region. The procurement is categorised under software packages and information systems, with an estimated contract value of £3,000,000. The procurement process has seen recent changes due to potential restructuring within local governments. The contract, initially planned to commence in June 2030, is now on hold pending further clarity on the restructuring outcomes, with a new tender notice expected by April 2029.