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Hard Surfaces Weed Management 2026

Description: Brighton and Hove City Council is seeking quotations from suitably qualified suppliers to obtain professional, properly defined and priced propositions for the provision of weed treatment services on hard surfaces within the City of Brighton and Hove. The contract will be for a period of one year with no optional further extension provisions. Total maximum value of the contract for the full contract term is PS150,000 exclusive of VAT.

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council invites proposals for its "Hard Surfaces Weed Management 2026" tender, aimed at procuring horticultural services to manage weeds on hard surfaces throughout Brighton and Hove. The council operates as a sub-central government public authority and is located in Hove, United Kingdom. The process currently sits at the tender stage and follows an open competition procurement method. Key deadlines include the end of the enquiry period on 5th March 2026, and the tender submission deadline on 19th March 2026. The contract will commence on 1st May 2026 for a one-year term, with a maximum value of £150,000 exclusive of VAT.

BHCC JB Strategic Energy Partnership

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) is seeking to engage with organisations that have suitable experience in largescale energy, infrastructure, or related sectors, in relation to the forthcoming opportunity to form a Strategic Energy Partnership (SEP). The SEP will deliver energy decarbonisation projects at pace and scale, accelerating the whole city's progress towards net zero. Prior to undertaking the formal procurement process, which is targeted to commence in Autumn 2026, BHCC is seeking to undertake Preliminary Market Engagement (PME). The purpose of this engagement is to consult with the market to refine the council's requirements, explore partnership and commercial models, and shape the procurement approach. Through this early engagement, BHCC aims to secure a commercially viable partnership structure that can mobilise investment, accelerate delivery, and support the city's (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is currently in the planning stage of establishing the BHCC JB Strategic Energy Partnership. This procurement initiative focuses on creating partnerships in the energy and infrastructure sectors, targeting organisations experienced in delivering largescale energy decarbonisation projects. The council aims to accelerate the city's progress towards achieving net zero emissions. The Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) phase is underway to help refine requirements and explore viable partnership models. Interested parties can engage with this initiative by submitting their questions by 27th March 2026 and refer to the PME notice published on the 11th of February 2026. Formal procurement activities are expected to commence in Autumn 2026, with a potential contract duration extending from 1st September 2027 to 31st August 2042.

BHCC JB Strategic Energy Partnership

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) is seeking to engage with organisations that have suitable experience in largescale energy, infrastructure, or related sectors, in relation to the forthcoming opportunity to form a Strategic Energy Partnership (SEP). The SEP will deliver energy decarbonisation projects at pace and scale, accelerating the whole city's progress towards net zero. Prior to undertaking the formal procurement process, which is targeted to commence in Autumn 2026, BHCC is seeking to undertake Preliminary Market Engagement (PME). The purpose of this engagement is to consult with the market to refine the council's requirements, explore partnership and commercial models, and shape the procurement approach. Through this early engagement, BHCC aims to secure a commercially viable partnership structure that can mobilise investment, accelerate delivery, and support the city's (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is currently in the planning stage of establishing the BHCC JB Strategic Energy Partnership. This procurement initiative focuses on creating partnerships in the energy and infrastructure sectors, targeting organisations experienced in delivering largescale energy decarbonisation projects. The council aims to accelerate the city's progress towards achieving net zero emissions. The Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) phase is underway to help refine requirements and explore viable partnership models. Interested parties can engage with this initiative by submitting their questions by 27th March 2026 and refer to the PME notice published on the 11th of February 2026. Formal procurement activities are expected to commence in Autumn 2026, with a potential contract duration extending from 1st September 2027 to 31st August 2042.

BHCC JB Strategic Energy Partnership

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) is seeking to engage with organisations that have suitable experience in largescale energy, infrastructure, or related sectors, in relation to the forthcoming opportunity to form a Strategic Energy Partnership (SEP). The SEP will deliver energy decarbonisation projects at pace and scale, accelerating the whole city's progress towards net zero. Prior to undertaking the formal procurement process, which is targeted to commence in Autumn 2026, BHCC is seeking to undertake Preliminary Market Engagement (PME). The purpose of this engagement is to consult with the market to refine the council's requirements, explore partnership and commercial models, and shape the procurement approach. Through this early engagement, BHCC aims to secure a commercially viable partnership structure that can mobilise investment, accelerate delivery, and support the city's (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is initiating a public procurement process to form a Strategic Energy Partnership aimed at accelerating the city's progress towards net zero. The opportunity, titled "BHCC JB Strategic Energy Partnership", falls within the services industry category, specifically focusing on energy management and environmental consultancy. This procurement is currently in the planning stage with preliminary market engagement underway, which will help refine the council's requirements and commercial models before the formal procurement process begins in Autumn 2026. The project is located in Hove, United Kingdom, with an engagement milestone scheduled for 27 March 2026.

BHCC JB Supported School Bus Services

Description: Brighton and Hove City Council (BHCC) intends to invite tender(s) for the Supported School Bus Services Contract effective September 2026. This contract will be for a period of four years, with the option for the Council to extend the contracts for a period or periods of up to a maximum of four additional years. BHCC invites you to express interest in submitting a tender proposal in due course. The Council supports a network of eight school routes run by one local bus operator with the last tendering exercise carried out in 2017, the school services currently operate as an adjunct to existing commercial services. New proposals to the existing services may likely cover minor variations to these services, however the tender will solely be for the continuation of (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process for the "BHCC JB Supported School Bus Services". This service falls under the services industry category, specifically special-purpose road passenger-transport services. The contract is planned to commence on 2nd September 2026 and run until 1st September 2030, with the possibility of extension for up to four additional years. Interested parties should be ready for future tender submissions, as the Council has set a future notice date for 25th May 2026. Located in the UKJ21 region, Hove, this opportunity is aimed at ensuring continuity and potential minor improvements to the existing school transport services.

BHCC JB Supported School Bus Services

Description: Brighton and Hove City Council (BHCC) intends to invite tender(s) for the Supported School Bus Services Contract effective September 2026. This contract will be for a period of four years, with the option for the Council to extend the contracts for a period or periods of up to a maximum of four additional years. BHCC invites you to express interest in submitting a tender proposal in due course. The Council supports a network of eight school routes run by one local bus operator with the last tendering exercise carried out in 2017, the school services currently operate as an adjunct to existing commercial services. New proposals to the existing services may likely cover minor variations to these services, however the tender will solely be for the continuation of (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for the "BHCC JB Supported School Bus Services." This initiative, aimed at maintaining and potentially modifying existing school bus services, is intended to commence on 2nd September 2026 and may extend up to eight years, inclusive of potential extensions. The council, located at Hove Town Hall, is engaging with potential bidders through preliminary market engagements, with key dates including a market engagement query deadline on 24th February 2026 and further notice communications scheduled for 25th May 2026. The procurement process falls under the services category, specifically targeting special-purpose road passenger-transport services in the UKJ21 region.

BHCC - RS - LPS Programme - Consultants phase 1 - Design Team

Description: Context and Background can be found on the linked preliminary market engagement notices. Following these notices the council have developed an approach to appointing the design team across two sites which cover a combined 7 of the 8 blocks. The block retained outside of this arrangement (St. James House in Kemptown) is being progressed through an existing contractual mechanism within the council. The remaining blocks are being separated into two sites under which each site will have a separate design team appointed, these will be: - The Hollingdean Site: Comprised of 2 blocks; Nettleton Court and Dudeney Lodge. - The Whitehawk Site: Comprised of 5 blocks; Kingfisher Court, Falcon Court, Kestrel Court, Heron Court and Swallow Court. The scope of the appointments will vary slightly dependant on specialism (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council has initiated a tender process titled "BHCC - RS - LPS Programme - Consultants phase 1 - Design Team" aimed at redeveloping residential blocks in Hollingdean and Whitehawk, UK, under the selective procurement method. The process consists of two stages: shortlisting based on quality and an invitation to tender considering both quality and price, scheduled to conclude by July 2026. The programme, with a gross budget of £8,000,000, seeks expertise in architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services, divided into eight lots corresponding to different specialisations across two sites. Interested parties must submit expressions of interest by 23rd February 2026, with contracts commencing on 31st July 2026 and extending potentially until 2036, ensuring swift redevelopment progress.

Provision of Simulated Patients for Brighton and Sussex Medical School

Description: For the provision of a specialist agency to provide trained actors ("Simulated Patients") for medical education and assessment activities, including GP Simulated Surgery and Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs).

Summary: The University of Sussex, a public authority classified under sub-central government, is currently at the tender stage for a new procurement initiative titled "Provision of Simulated Patients for Brighton and Sussex Medical School." The tender is open for competitive flexible procedures, which involve tender documents issuance, presentations, and negotiations with the preferred bidder. The procurement pertains to the services category, specifically tailored towards medical education services, and is set in the UK region UKJ2. Submissions for interest must be completed by 23rd February 2026, with the enquiry period concluding on 9th February 2026. An award decision is anticipated by 30th April 2026, with the contract commencing on 1st June 2026 and potentially extending until 31st May 2032.

University External Audit Services

Description: The University is looking to appoint a suitably skilled and experienced provider to supply external audit services

Summary: The University of Brighton is seeking to appoint a provider for external audit services through an open procurement process. This tender is categorized under auditing services (CPV code 79212000) and targets the services industry. The procurement is currently in the tender stage, with a closing deadline for submissions on 2nd March 2026. The contract, set to commence on 1st August 2026, will run until 31st July 2031, with potential extensions up to 2033, contingent on satisfactory performance. Interested parties can submit their proposals electronically, with detailed submission guidelines available on the specified procurement portal. The procurement reflects an open procedure, adhering to public undertaking regulations.

Public Health Community Nursing Services

Description: *This is an Intention to Award Notice for a Direct Award C process under the Provider Selection Regime* Brighton and Hove City Council intend to award the contract for an existing service, namely the Public Health Community Nursing Services contract, to the existing provider for a period of up to 5 years (3 years plus potential extension of up to two years). The service consists of the Health Visiting Service and a School Nurse service whose combined offer covers ages 0-19 yrs. The services are provided in line with the national Healthy Child Programme model with universal, targeted and specialist levels provided according to the needs of babies, children and families. Health Visitors are based in the city's Family Hubs and work closely with the wider early help (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council has awarded a contract for Public Health Community Nursing Services to the Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust for up to five years. This contract, initiated under a 'Direct Award C' process within the Provider Selection Regime, covers services classified under the health services category. It includes health visiting and school nursing services in line with the national Healthy Child Programme, catering to children aged 0-19 years in Brighton, UK. The award decision was finalised on 26th September 2024, and the contract, valued at £26,795,000, is set to commence on 1st April 2025. The procurement method chosen was limited, without prior publication of a call for competition, and the decision was backed by the rationale that the existing provider had demonstrated high-quality service delivery and integration with local health initiatives.