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

Description: Description: On the 25th of June 2025 Brighton and Hove City Council (BHCC) published a preliminary market engagement notice following approval from it's cabinet to begin planning for the redevelopment of 8 high rise residential blocks. These blocks were built in using large panel systems which have been surveyed and are considered unsafe. The notice and information can be found on the link below: BHCC - RS - LPS Programme - Find a Tender : https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/043126-2025?origin=SearchResults&p=1 Following this engagement BHCC 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 (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is spearheading a significant redevelopment initiative for eight high-rise residential blocks, under the BHCC - RS - LPS Programme - Consultants phase 1 - Design Team. This project, located in Hove, falls under the industry category of architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services. Currently at the planning stage, this procurement process is set to proceed into a multi-phase tender with stage 1 commencing on 19th January 2026 and concluding on 16th February 2026. The project involves two main sites: Hollingdean, comprising of Nettleton Court and Dudeney Lodge, and Whitehawk, including five blocks such as Kingfisher Court and Heron Court. St. James House will be handled separately. The initiative is extensive, informing stakeholders of key milestones leading up to the contract start date on 1st June 2026, with a final completion date projected for 1st December 2031.

Parking payment software and hardware

Description: Parking payment software and hardware for cashless parking services, on-street payments and off-street. 4 barrier carparks, up to 30 on-street machines and up to 350,000 cashless transaction per months.

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is planning a procurement process for parking payment software and hardware aimed at enhancing both cashless parking services and on-street payments, including four barrier car parks and up to 30 on-street machines, with a potential for 350,000 cashless transactions per month. This opportunity falls under the services category within the parking services industry, located in the UK region of UKJ. The procurement is currently at the planning stage, with market engagement activities scheduled, including direct engagement with suppliers, who can express interest by emailing either the Council or ParkingProjects@brighton-hove.gov.uk by 10 April 2026. The expected contract period will commence on 1 February 2027, running through to 1 February 2032, with possibilities for renewals extending up to 2036.

BHCC JB Leisure Management Services

Description: Brighton and Hove City Council is inviting tenders from suitably experienced leisure operators to manage its leisure facilities and services as its Agent from 1st April 2027 for an initial period of 10 years with an option to extend for a further 5 years. The scope of services includes all current and future leisure centres that the Council owns or becomes responsible for, seasonal paddling pools, sports pitch bookings and the delivery of health and wellbeing programmes subject to funding.

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is currently active in the tender stage of its procurement process, inviting experienced leisure operators to manage various leisure facilities and services across its jurisdiction. This tender, titled "BHCC JB Leisure Management Services," falls under the industry category of service procurement, specifically related to leisure and sports facilities. The contract period is set to start on 4th January 2027 and will last for 10 years, with potential extension to 2041, covering all leisure centres and sports pitches owned or managed by the Council. Interested parties need to express their interest by 14th May 2026, with the anticipated award date being 14th December 2026. The procurement employs a selective competitive flexible procedure, which includes a series of stages leading to negotiations with top-scoring bidders. The value of the contract is estimated at £16.25 million, highlighting the opportunity magnitude for businesses operating within this sector.

BHCC JB Leisure Management Services

Description: Brighton and Hove City Council is inviting tenders from suitably experienced leisure operators to manage its leisure facilities and services as its Agent from 1st April 2027 for an initial period of 10 years with an option to extend for a further 5 years. The scope of services includes all current and future leisure centres that the Council owns or becomes responsible for, seasonal paddling pools, sports pitch bookings and the delivery of health and wellbeing programmes subject to funding.

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is currently active in the tender stage of its procurement process, inviting experienced leisure operators to manage various leisure facilities and services across its jurisdiction. This tender, titled "BHCC JB Leisure Management Services," falls under the industry category of service procurement, specifically related to leisure and sports facilities. The contract period is set to start on 4th January 2027 and will last for 10 years, with potential extension to 2041, covering all leisure centres and sports pitches owned or managed by the Council. Interested parties need to express their interest by 14th May 2026, with the anticipated award date being 14th December 2026. The procurement employs a selective competitive flexible procedure, which includes a series of stages leading to negotiations with top-scoring bidders. The value of the contract is estimated at £16.25 million, highlighting the opportunity magnitude for businesses operating within this sector.

Manchester Cathedral - Our Cathedral Our City - Project Quantity Surveyor

Description: Manchester Cathedral is seeking to appoint a Quantity Surveyor / Cost Consultant to support its NLHF part-funded project. The appointment will cover both the Development Stage (running to March 2027 and the preparation of the NLHF Round 2 submission) and, subject to funding, the Delivery Stage. The appointed QS will provide full cost consultancy services across the development of the scheme, including cost planning, value engineering, risk management, procurement advice, cashflow forecasting, tender documentation and ongoing support to the project manager and design team. The proposed form of appointment is the RIBA Professional Services Contract 2020 - Quantity Surveyor Services (PSC 2020) or equivalent. The Delivery Stage (anticipated 36 months) will only proceed subject to NLHF Round 2 funding and all necessary approvals. Applicants will provide separate fee (read more...)

Summary: Manchester Cathedral is seeking to appoint a Quantity Surveyor/Cost Consultant for its NLHF part-funded project titled "Our Cathedral Our City." The procurement process is managed by CRAGG MANAGEMENT SERVICES LIMITED and is categorised under "Quantity surveying services" (CPV code: 71324000). The project is located in Manchester, with postal code M3 1SX. The procurement is currently at the Tender stage, following an open procedure below threshold with a tender submission deadline of 17th December 2025 at 14:00. The contract is expected to commence on 13th February 2026 and conclude on 11th August 2029, contingent upon securing Round 2 funding and necessary approvals.

BHCC First Aid Training Provider

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council is seeking training providers to deliver the following open and bespoke courses to Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) employees and staff working for independent social care and partner organisations. Training courses will take place both online and at various suitable venues across Brighton & Hove.

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council has initiated a tender for a "First Aid Training Provider" focused on delivering training services to their employees and associated organisations. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage and employs an open competition method. The services required fall under the industry category of first-aid training, specifically CPV code 80562000. Interested parties should be prepared to offer both online and in-person training within Brighton & Hove. Notable dates include the enquiry period ending on 10th December 2025 and the tender submission deadline on 18th December 2025, with the contract period commencing on 1st April 2026. The total contract value stands at £150,000, potentially reaching £180,000 with extensions contingent on the supplier meeting key performance indicators and service standards.

Manchester Cathedral - Our Cathedral Our City - Project Quantity Surveyor

Description: Manchester Cathedral is seeking to appoint a Quantity Surveyor / Cost Consultant to support its NLHF part-funded project. The appointment will cover both the Development Stage (running to March 2027 and the preparation of the NLHF Round 2 submission) and, subject to funding, the Delivery Stage. The appointed QS will provide full cost consultancy services across the development of the scheme, including cost planning, value engineering, risk management, procurement advice, cashflow forecasting, tender documentation and ongoing support to the project manager and design team. The proposed form of appointment is the RIBA Professional Services Contract 2020 - Quantity Surveyor Services (PSC 2020) or equivalent. The Delivery Stage (anticipated 36 months) will only proceed subject to NLHF Round 2 funding and all necessary approvals. Applicants will provide separate fee (read more...)

Summary: Manchester Cathedral is seeking to appoint a Quantity Surveyor/Cost Consultant for its NLHF part-funded project titled "Our Cathedral Our City." The procurement process is managed by CRAGG MANAGEMENT SERVICES LIMITED and is categorised under "Quantity surveying services" (CPV code: 71324000). The project is located in Manchester, with postal code M3 1SX. The procurement is currently at the Tender stage, following an open procedure below threshold with a tender submission deadline of 17th December 2025 at 14:00. The contract is expected to commence on 13th February 2026 and conclude on 11th August 2029, contingent upon securing Round 2 funding and necessary approvals.

Manchester Cathedral - Our Cathedral Our City - Project Quantitiy Surveyor

Description: Manchester Cathedral is seeking to appoint a Quantity Surveyor / Cost Consultant to support its NLHF part-funded project. The appointment will cover both the Development Stage (running to March 2027 and the preparation of the NLHF Round 2 submission) and, subject to funding, the Delivery Stage. The appointed QS will provide full cost consultancy services across the development of the scheme, including cost planning, value engineering, risk management, procurement advice, cashflow forecasting, tender documentation and ongoing support to the project manager and design team. The proposed form of appointment is the RIBA Professional Services Contract 2020 - Quantity Surveyor Services (PSC 2020) or equivalent. The Delivery Stage (anticipated 36 months) will only proceed subject to NLHF Round 2 funding and all necessary approvals. Applicants will provide separate fee (read more...)

Summary: Manchester Cathedral is seeking to appoint a Quantity Surveyor/Cost Consultant for its NLHF part-funded project titled "Our Cathedral Our City." The procurement process is managed by CRAGG MANAGEMENT SERVICES LIMITED and is categorised under "Quantity surveying services" (CPV code: 71324000). The project is located in Manchester, with postal code M3 1SX. The procurement is currently at the Tender stage, following an open procedure below threshold with a tender submission deadline of 17th December 2025 at 14:00. The contract is expected to commence on 13th February 2026 and conclude on 11th August 2029, contingent upon securing Round 2 funding and necessary approvals.

Manchester Cathedral - Our Cathedral Our City - Lead Project Architect

Description: Manchester Cathedral is seeking to appoint a Lead Architect for the development and delivery (subject to approvals) of capital works associated with the Cathedral's current building programme. The appointed practice will lead the design, coordination and statutory approvals required for the project, working closely with the Cathedral, the appointed consultants, and relevant stakeholders. This notice represents the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) stage of a two-stage restricted procurement process. Interested architectural practices are invited to submit the required information via the PQQ to demonstrate their experience, capability and capacity to undertake the role. Following evaluation of PQQ submissions, a shortlist of applicants will be selected and invited to participate in the full tender (ITT) stage, where detailed proposals and fee submissions will be sought. The Cathedral intends to appoint a (read more...)

Summary: Cragg Management Services Limited is managing the procurement process for the project titled "Manchester Cathedral - Our Cathedral Our City - Lead Project Architect". This tender, published on 21st November 2025, seeks a Lead Architect to oversee the development and delivery of capital works at Manchester Cathedral. It is in the tender stage of a two-stage restricted procedure within the architectural and related services industry. The procurement process follows the selective method, specifically a restricted procedure above the threshold. The procurement invites Pre-Qualification Questionnaires (PQQ) from architectural practices, with the submission deadline set for 15th December 2025. The project starts on 11th February 2026 and runs until 11th August 2029, located at Manchester Cathedral, postcode M3 1SX, with the contract valued at £200,000, aiming to involve SMEs and VCSEs.

BHCC - RS - Eastergate Road Residential redevelopment

Description: Brighton and Hove City Council (The Council) is currently delivering a residential build programme known as the New Homes for Neighbourhoods programme (https://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/city-regeneration/new-homes-neighbourhoods/about-new-homes-neighbourhoods). The Council is seeking to engage with the market regarding the development of the Eastergate Road site following the current contractor getting into financial difficulties. The former garage site currently has planning permission and is designed to RIBA 3+ with final amendments agreed in August 2025 via a Section 73 Planning approval. It was intended that the site is now brought forward for development through a JCT 2024 Design and Build contract comprising of the RIBA 4 / detailed design completion and construction. This was originally planned as a fully modular build with a compressed delivery programme, the council are keen to avoid further delays (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for the redevelopment of the Eastergate Road site as part of the New Homes for Neighbourhoods programme. The project is classified under the construction work sector and is located in the South East of England, specifically Hove, UK. The council has issued a preliminary market engagement notice, with interested contractors encouraged to request further information by 17th November 2025. The procurement process is planned to proceed under a JCT 2024 Design and Build contract, focusing on completing the detailed design and construction without further planning amendments. The contract period is projected from 2nd March 2026 to 1st November 2027.