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Worthing Allotment Management

Description: Worthing Borough Council (WBC) is looking to form a concession agreement for the provision of site management for our Worthing allotment sites. Site management will be required across multiple allotment sites in the Worthing Borough area, including but not limited to: Chesswood Farm Allotments Dominion Road Allotments George V Allotments Haynes Road Allotments Hillbarn Lane Allotments St Andrew's Road Allotments West Tarring Allotments The successful service provider will be expected to collect all rents and manage day-to-day operations utilising funds from the rent account, when required. WBC will retain ownership and ultimate responsibility of the land, receiving an agreed percentage of the rents annually. Below is an overview of the responsibilities: To collect all rent and fees on behalf of the Worthing Borough Council (WBC) Maintain the site (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process, led by Worthing Borough Council, involves establishing a concession agreement for site management across several allotment sites in Worthing, United Kingdom. This procurement is at the planning stage, with prospective service providers required to express interest by 15th May 2026. Worthing Borough Council, a sub-central government authority, will retain ownership of the sites while the selected provider will manage daily operations, including rent collection, maintenance, and administrative tasks. The contract is planned to start on 1st June 2026 and will span a 10-year period until June 2036, focusing on land management services. The procurement category is services, and it includes responsibilities like maintaining site facilities and handling tenant management tasks.

Single supplier framework for the assessment of Viability Appraisals, Marketing, Needs and Impact Assessments for Planning (Development Management) purposes, for South Downs National Park Authority

Description: The objective is to secure specialist expert advice through a single supplier framework on matters of development viability, marketing, need and impact assessments. This is to help South Downs National Park Authority planning officers determine development management applications and make representations on related appeals.

Summary: The South Downs National Park Authority has initiated a tender for a single supplier framework aimed at providing expert advice on development viability, marketing, needs, and impact assessments to assist its planning officers. This procurement process falls under the services category, specifically within technical and urban planning services. The framework's estimated value is £180,000 and will encompass regions in the United Kingdom, particularly focusing on the UKJ area. It is currently in the tender stage, with submissions being accepted until 28th May 2026 through the In-tend e-procurement portal. The procurement method is open competition, below threshold, as per UK legislation.

Single supplier framework for the assessment of Viability Appraisals, Marketing, Needs and Impact Assessments for Planning (Development Management) purposes, for South Downs National Park Authority

Description: The objective is to secure specialist expert advice through a single supplier framework on matters of development viability, marketing, need and impact assessments. This is to help South Downs National Park Authority planning officers determine development management applications and make representations on related appeals.

Summary: The South Downs National Park Authority has initiated a tender for a single supplier framework aimed at providing expert advice on development viability, marketing, needs, and impact assessments to assist its planning officers. This procurement process falls under the services category, specifically within technical and urban planning services. The framework's estimated value is £180,000 and will encompass regions in the United Kingdom, particularly focusing on the UKJ area. It is currently in the tender stage, with submissions being accepted until 28th May 2026 through the In-tend e-procurement portal. The procurement method is open competition, below threshold, as per UK legislation.

Financial Services Contract for South Downs National Park Authority

Description: South Downs National Park Authority (SDNPA) is conducting a strategic review of its financial services requirements. Our current Financial Services contract ends on 31 March 2027. For the next contract, we are exploring the feasibility of either lotting the contract (Lot 1: Financial Services, Lot 2: Section 151 Officer), or taking the Section 151 Officer role in house, and SDNPA is conducting preliminary market engagement with service providers to understand market capabilities and to understand possible approaches and associated risks, using a market engagement questionnaire. This preliminary market engagement concerns the Contracting Authority's intention to establish a contract or contracts for an estimated three-year initial term, with the option to extend for a maximum of three further years at the Contracting Authority's discretion. The extension(s) may be by (read more...)

Summary: The South Downs National Park Authority (SDNPA), a sub-central government public authority located in Midhurst, UK, is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for a Financial Services Contract. The process is focused on refining the contract specifications for financial services, potentially including the role of a Section 151 Officer either as a separate lot or brought in-house. Interested businesses can participate in the preliminary market engagement, which involves completing a market engagement questionnaire available until 18 May 2026. This engagement aims to gather insights into market capabilities and assess various approaches and risks, assisting SDNPA in formulating a contract strategy ahead of the current contract's expiration on 31 March 2027.

GB-Worthing: Worthing Leisure Centre - Pitch 1&2 3G Carpet Replacement 2026/27

Description: This work comprises of the removal and disposal of 1500m2 (per pitch) of existing 3G synthetic grass carpet including sand and rubber fill and the supply and installation of a new 3G synthetic grass carpet including sand and rubber fill. Refer to invitation to tender and contract documents for details Additional information: The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.

Summary: Worthing Borough Council has initiated a public procurement process for the replacement of 3G synthetic grass carpets at Worthing Leisure Centre as part of construction works, classified under CPV 45000000. The project involves the removal and disposal of the existing carpet and installation of a new 3G synthetic grass carpet, covering a total area of 1500m2 per pitch. The procurement process is in the tender stage and is open to submissions until 29th May 2026. The project is located in the South East of the United Kingdom, with the contract period scheduled from 13th July to 7th August 2026. The estimated contract value ranges from £100,000 to £500,000, designed under an open procedure method to offer transparency and equal opportunity for all eligible participants.

Pelham Catering Refurbishment - Supply and Installation of Commercial Catering Equipment

Description: Chichester College Group is procuring the supply, delivery, installation, commissioning and handover of commercial catering equipment as part of the Pelham Catering Refurbishment at Brighton Metropolitan College. The scope includes equipment for training kitchens, gallery restaurant kitchens, bar and wash?up areas, together with associated ventilation canopies, fire suppression systems, refrigeration and cold rooms, and stainless?steel fabrication. The procurement is being conducted as an open procedure, with the contract awarded on the basis of the most economically advantageous tender.

Summary: Chichester College Group is inviting tenders for the supply and installation of commercial catering equipment under the Pelham Catering Refurbishment project at Brighton Metropolitan College. The procurement, conducted as an open procedure, emphasises achieving the best value through the most economically advantageous tender. This tender encompasses the provision of equipment for training kitchens, a gallery restaurant, bar, wash-up areas, and associated systems including ventilation canopies and fire suppression. The procurement process is at the "tender update" stage, with the submission deadline set for 22nd May 2026. Interested parties can make relevant enquiries until 15th May 2026. Located in Chichester, UK, Chichester College Group aims to enhance their catering facilities with a contract period beginning on 15th June 2026 and ending on 18th September 2026.

CA17607 - Pelham Catering Refurbishment - Supply and Installation of Commercial Catering Equipment

Description: Chichester College Group is procuring the supply, delivery, installation, commissioning and handover of commercial catering equipment as part of the Pelham Catering Refurbishment at Brighton Metropolitan College. To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA17607. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA17607 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Summary: Chichester College Group is seeking suppliers for their Pelham Catering Refurbishment project, involving the supply and installation of commercial catering equipment at Brighton Metropolitan College. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with an open procedure method. The tender was published on 27 April 2026, and the submission deadline for proposals is set for 22 May 2026 at 12:00 pm. The contract period begins on 15 June 2026 and concludes on 18 September 2026. This opportunity falls within the catering equipment industry category, and the activities will be centered around the college's campus in Chichester, England.

Pelham Catering Refurbishment - Supply and Installation of Commercial Catering Equipment

Description: Chichester College Group is procuring the supply, delivery, installation, commissioning and handover of commercial catering equipment as part of the Pelham Catering Refurbishment at Brighton Metropolitan College. The scope includes equipment for training kitchens, gallery restaurant kitchens, bar and wash?up areas, together with associated ventilation canopies, fire suppression systems, refrigeration and cold rooms, and stainless?steel fabrication. The procurement is being conducted as an open procedure, with the contract awarded on the basis of the most economically advantageous tender.

Summary: Chichester College Group is inviting tenders for the supply and installation of commercial catering equipment under the Pelham Catering Refurbishment project at Brighton Metropolitan College. The procurement, conducted as an open procedure, emphasises achieving the best value through the most economically advantageous tender. This tender encompasses the provision of equipment for training kitchens, a gallery restaurant, bar, wash-up areas, and associated systems including ventilation canopies and fire suppression. The procurement process is at the "tender update" stage, with the submission deadline set for 22nd May 2026. Interested parties can make relevant enquiries until 15th May 2026. Located in Chichester, UK, Chichester College Group aims to enhance their catering facilities with a contract period beginning on 15th June 2026 and ending on 18th September 2026.

prj_7508 - Filtration

Description: SWS requires a supplier (or suppliers) capable of delivering supply & installation, full inspection, servicing, and overhaul of our complete filtration asset base across all supported manufacturers. The supplier must provide OEM-standard maintenance, guaranteed access to genuine OEM parts, and 24/7/365 breakdown and technical support. A further requirement is the capability to implement condition-based remote monitoring, including real-time performance tracking, fault detection, vibration and temperature monitoring, remote diagnostics, and automated alerts. This is needed to improve asset reliability, support predictive maintenance, reduce unplanned downtime, and strengthen operational continuity across the asset base.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Southern Water Services Limited focuses on the supply and installation of filtration equipment, including full inspection, servicing, and overhaul capabilities, alongside OEM-standard maintenance and remote monitoring solutions. Located in Worthing, United Kingdom, this project aims at improving asset reliability and operational continuity across the entire filtration asset base. The procurement falls under the industry category of filtration plant equipment and related machinery, with an estimated gross value of £4.8 million. Currently at the planning stage, the procurement offers engagement opportunities until the deadline of 21 May 2026, with a contract start expected in early 2027 and potential renewals until 2035.

Transforming Littlehampton Museum Project Evaluation

Description: We require an evaluation consultant to design and deliver the full evaluation process for the Transforming Littlehampton Museum project. The consultant will: * Develop an NLHF compliant Evaluation Plan using a logic model framework * Design appropriate methods to collect quantitative and qualitative evidence * Produce surveys, questionnaires and other tools to be used by Museum staff and community participants * Facilitate focus groups, interviews, and other participatory evaluation activities (in person or online) * Evaluate progress at key project stages * Meet regularly (minimum six times) with the Museum Curator and Project Officer to discuss progress and findings * Produce a final Evaluation Report by 31 January 2029 * Present findings to the Community Resources Committee in March/April 2029 The methodology must reflect the highly community-driven nature (read more...)

Summary: Littlehampton Town Council is seeking an evaluation consultant for the Transforming Littlehampton Museum Project, with the procurement process currently in the tender update stage as of 17 April 2026. The industry category is museum services, and the project is based in Littlehampton, United Kingdom, specifically aiming to reflect the diverse community culture in its evaluation. This tender offers an open procedure with key deadlines approaching, including tender submission by 23 April 2026 and award announcement by 15 May 2026. The project will commence from 1 June 2026 with completion by 31 January 2029. The contract value is estimated at £5,000 (net) with a gross amount of £6,000.