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Newport Prison Estates Maintenance Scheme

Description: The Isle of Wight Council and Ministry of Justice (MOJ) have reached an agreement whereby parts of the roads, footpaths and associated drainage networks across Camphill, Albany and the Parkhurst Prison estates have been transferred to the Local Authority. This project includes for works to 17 of those transferred roads and associated highway areas including drainage and footway works (see attached plans as included within the Specification) and works to Clissold Road and Haskell Road which both remain within the ownership of the MOJ. The primary works include but are not limited to: 1. Carriageway reconstruction / maintenance / resurfacing. 2. Remodelling / repairs to the existing highway surface water system. 3. Footway reconstruction / maintenance and kerbing where required. 4. Upgrade of carriageway markings and signage. 5. (read more...)

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council, in collaboration with the Ministry of Justice, has initiated the Newport Prison Estates Maintenance Scheme to address infrastructure improvements across the Camphill, Albany, and Parkhurst Prison estates. This project, categorised under the construction industry (CPV: 45000000), involves works such as road and footpath maintenance, drainage repairs, and signage upgrades. Located in Newport, United Kingdom, the procurement process is in the 'tender' stage with an end date for submissions on 16th March 2026. The project is valued at £3,840,000, and the open procurement method invites competition from businesses of various sizes.

Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) Questionnaire for Early Intervention and Prevention Service

Description: The Isle of Wight Council's Children's Services Directorate is undertaking early engagement with the market to inform the commissioning of an Early Intervention and Prevention Service. The Local Authority is seeking the views and professional expertise of stakeholders to support the development of a service specification that is robust, outcomes focused, and evidence informed, and which reflects national best practice while responding to the specific needs of babies, children, young people, and families on the Isle of Wight. This engagement is intended to inform the Local Authority's understanding of effective service models, capacity and workforce considerations, and approaches that support early identification, prevention, and improved outcomes. The Local Authority is inviting potential suppliers to provide feedback on the information issued and the accompanying questionnaire. Responses will be used (read more...)

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council is currently at the planning stage of commissioning a new Early Intervention and Prevention Service, as outlined in their Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) Questionnaire. This initiative is targeted towards the health and social work sector, aiming to support babies, children, young people, and families across the Isle of Wight. The council is seeking input from potential suppliers to develop a service specification that is informed by current best practices and local needs. This engagement phase is scheduled to conclude on the 24th of February, 2026, with responses submitted via the ProContract e-Tendering portal.

Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) Questionnaire for Early Intervention and Prevention Service

Description: The Isle of Wight Council's Children's Services Directorate is undertaking early engagement with the market to inform the commissioning of an Early Intervention and Prevention Service. The Local Authority is seeking the views and professional expertise of stakeholders to support the development of a service specification that is robust, outcomes focused, and evidence informed, and which reflects national best practice while responding to the specific needs of babies, children, young people, and families on the Isle of Wight. This engagement is intended to inform the Local Authority's understanding of effective service models, capacity and workforce considerations, and approaches that support early identification, prevention, and improved outcomes. The Local Authority is inviting potential suppliers to provide feedback on the information issued and the accompanying questionnaire. Responses will be used (read more...)

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council is currently at the planning stage of commissioning a new Early Intervention and Prevention Service, as outlined in their Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) Questionnaire. This initiative is targeted towards the health and social work sector, aiming to support babies, children, young people, and families across the Isle of Wight. The council is seeking input from potential suppliers to develop a service specification that is informed by current best practices and local needs. This engagement phase is scheduled to conclude on the 24th of February, 2026, with responses submitted via the ProContract e-Tendering portal.

The Parade Public Toilets Refurbishment

Description: Cowes Town Council wish to invite suitably experienced building contractors wishing to tender for the refurbishment of The Parade Public Toilets, Cowes, Isle of Wight. Works include internal refurbishment, plumbing and electrical works and general maintenance.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Cowes Town Council for the refurbishment of The Parade Public Toilets in Cowes, Isle of Wight, has reached the tender update stage. This project falls under the building construction and installation industry category and is located in the UKJ34 region. The procurement method chosen is an open competition, categorised as "Below threshold". As per the recent amendment, the deadline for tender submissions has been extended to 12:00 noon on 16th February 2026, while the enquiry period closes on 13th February 2026. The works required include internal refurbishment, plumbing and electrical tasks, and general maintenance, with a project value estimated at £96,000.

REFURBISHMENT OF 11 ST THOMAS SQUARE, Ryde , Isle of Wight

Description: Ryde Town Council has acquired the former NatWest Bank building, now known as St Thomas' Square, as part of its commitment to the regeneration of the town and the effective use of local assets. The property is to be refurbished and converted into council offices, providing improved accommodation to support the delivery of Council services. The proposed works will enhance the condition of this landmark building whilst providing functionality and long-term sustainability for the building, ensuring it is fit for purpose and capable of meeting current and future operational needs. The works comprise of a complete internal refurbishment of the building. The refurbishment includes the installation of new heating and electrical systems, incorporating solar panel provision, together with associated controls and infrastructure. The scope of works also includes (read more...)

Summary: Ryde Town Council is seeking to refurbish the building at 11 St Thomas Square, Ryde, Isle of Wight, as part of a regeneration initiative. The project, classified under the construction industry with CPV code 45000000, involves a comprehensive internal refurbishment, including the installation of new heating, electrical systems, and solar panels, along with additional facilities like toilets and a wheelchair lift. The procurement process is currently at the tender amendment stage, with the tender process being managed as an open procedure below the threshold. The tender period is set to close on 9th March 2026, with the contract period beginning on 15th April 2026 and concluding by 15th November 2026. The estimated contract value is between £225,000 and £275,000.

REFURBISHMENT OF 11 ST THOMAS SQUARE, Ryde , Isle of Wight

Description: Ryde Town Council has acquired the former NatWest Bank building, now known as St Thomas' Square, as part of its commitment to the regeneration of the town and the effective use of local assets. The property is to be refurbished and converted into council offices, providing improved accommodation to support the delivery of Council services. The proposed works will enhance the condition of this landmark building whilst providing functionality and long-term sustainability for the building, ensuring it is fit for purpose and capable of meeting current and future operational needs. The works comprise of a complete internal refurbishment of the building. The refurbishment includes the installation of new heating and electrical systems, incorporating solar panel provision, together with associated controls and infrastructure. The scope of works also includes (read more...)

Summary: Ryde Town Council is seeking to refurbish the building at 11 St Thomas Square, Ryde, Isle of Wight, as part of a regeneration initiative. The project, classified under the construction industry with CPV code 45000000, involves a comprehensive internal refurbishment, including the installation of new heating, electrical systems, and solar panels, along with additional facilities like toilets and a wheelchair lift. The procurement process is currently at the tender amendment stage, with the tender process being managed as an open procedure below the threshold. The tender period is set to close on 9th March 2026, with the contract period beginning on 15th April 2026 and concluding by 15th November 2026. The estimated contract value is between £225,000 and £275,000.

THE PROVISION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT, SHALFLEET PRIMARY SCHOOL, ISLE OF WIGHT

Description: Installation of new sewage treatment plant, associated drainage works and decommissioning of the old septic tank on neighbouring land.

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council is undertaking a public procurement process for the installation of a new sewage treatment plant at Shalfleet Primary School, Isle of Wight. This project, valued at approximately £250,000, falls under the "Construction work" industry category. It involves installing new sewage treatment facilities, associated drainage works, and decommissioning an old septic tank. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with an open competition procurement method. Interested parties must submit their tenders by 1st April 2026. The project is scheduled to commence on 22nd June 2026 and conclude by the end of August 2026. Key stakeholders can prepare for the future notice published on 25th March 2026.

Family Hubs Isle of Wight

Description: The Isle of Wight Council require a digital offer to host all family services for 0 - 19 years (25 years with SEND) on one digital platform making this easily accessible as a centralised resource for families, carers, professionals, and service providers, offering access to a wide range of statutory and community services.

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council is seeking proposals for the "Family Hubs Isle of Wight" project, aimed at establishing a comprehensive digital platform for family services. This tender, classified under the software package and information systems industry category, involves developing a digital solution to centralise resources for families, carers, professionals, and service providers. The process has entered the tender stage, with the procurement method specified as a call-off from a framework agreement. The contract value is GBP 42,000, with the tender period concluding on 31st January 2026, and the contract running from 1st February 2026 to 31st January 2028. The project is based in the South East region of England.

Broadlea Primary School Fire Risk Assessment

Description: Request for quotation. Works for the creation of fire compartments, compliant fire doors, new kitchen fire shutter and removal of water supply to former Berryhill site removing the dead leg.

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council is planning a public procurement process for the "Broadlea Primary School Fire Risk Assessment." The project, valued at £80,000, with a gross value of £96,000 among construction activities, involves the creation of fire compartments, installation of compliant fire doors, a new kitchen fire shutter, as well as the removal of a water supply to a disused area. Located in the region UKJ34, this tender is in the planning stage, with key dates including an enquiry period ending on 25th March 2026 and submissions closing on 8th April 2026. The procurement method is open competition, and submissions can be electronically made by referencing DN802230 via the ProContract platform.

Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) Questionnaire for to deliver the Isle of Wight Council's responsibilities for IMHA, IMCA, Care Act Advocacy and DoLS Advocacy for vulnerable adults, and Health Complaints Advocacy

Description: The Authority are undertaking a market engagement exercise to inform the commissioning to deliver the Authority's responsibilities for IMHA, IMCA, Care Act Advocacy and DoLS Advocacy for vulnerable adults, and Health Complaints Advocacy from the 1st June 2026 to 31st May 2029, for a period of 3 years with an option to extend for periods up to a further 2 years. The purpose is to explore potential organisations in support of the Authority to deliver this statutory service across the Isle of Wight for our local residents. The draft specification will be published alongside the PME to ensure that potential suppliers of the service were aware of the expectations that will be required to deliver this service.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Isle of Wight Council is currently in the planning stage. The Council, a public authority in the United Kingdom, is seeking feedback from potential suppliers through a questionnaire due on 2nd February 2026. The procurement pertains to the delivery of advocacy services, including IMHA, IMCA, Care Act Advocacy, DoLS Advocacy for vulnerable adults, and Health Complaints Advocacy. This service provision is planned to start from 1st June 2026, continuing for three years, with a possible extension of up to two additional years. The contract, with a gross value of £1,674,000, falls under the industry category of health and social work services, situated within the UK.