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England Coastal Paths IOW2

Description: The Authority invites response to this Invitation to Tender (ITT) from suitably qualified suppliers ("Suppliers") for the provision of works to the England coastal path section IOW2, Wootton Bridge to Culver. The King Charles III England Coast Path (ECP) is a nationwide initiative to provide a 2,700-mile National Trail and is being funded through Natural England's approved scheme. To deliver a trail around the Island the Isle of Wight Council has identified ten stretches and six of these have been approved by DEFRA with the funding in place. Section IOW2 is one of those which has been approved, and the funding is in place; accordingly, it requires completion at the earliest opportunity. For full details of the specification requirements can be found in Appendix 1 - Schedule of (read more...)

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council is currently at the tender stage for the "England Coastal Paths IOW2" project, focusing on the construction of a coastal path segment from Wootton Bridge to Culver. This initiative is part of the King Charles III England Coast Path, aiming to establish a 2,700-mile National Trail. The project falls under the construction work industry category, with a procurement method of open competition. Relevant key dates include the enquiry period ending on 27 March 2026 and the tender period closing on 2 April 2026. Located in the UKJ34 region, United Kingdom, the project benefits from funding in place and has an estimated contract value of £150,000 to £180,000.

Delivery of 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 invites response to this Invitation to Tender (ITT) from suitably qualified suppliers ("Suppliers") for the provision of statutory advocacy services including IMHA, IMCA, ICAA, IHCA and advocacy relating to deprivation of liberty (DoLS) for Isle of Wight residents including those residing in mainland hospital or care home settings. The overall annual budget for this Tender is a maximum budget of PS279,000.00 (exc. VAT). The contract period is an initial 3 year term of 1 June 2026 to 31 May 2029 with an option to extend for periods up to a further 2 years. The adoption of extensions is through sole discretion of the Authority. For full details of the specification requirements can be found in the Specification Document.

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council has initiated a tender for the delivery of statutory advocacy services, including IMHA, IMCA, Care Act Advocacy, DOLS Advocacy for vulnerable adults, and Health Complaints Advocacy. The procurement process is in the tender stage, following preliminary market engagement, and seeks suitably qualified suppliers for the specified services with a budget allocation of £279,000.00 annually (excluding VAT). The contract is planned to commence on 1 June 2026, with the tender submission deadline set for 16 March 2026. Services are to be delivered within the region of UKJ3, covering health and social work services, under a light touch contract with accelerated procedure for a 3-year term until 31 May 2029, with possible extensions up to 2 years at the sole discretion of the council.

Preliminary Market Engagement Questionnaire - Floating Bridge (Chain Ferry) Cowes / East Cowes

Description: The Isle of Wight Council (the Council) has resolved to replace the current Cowes Floating Bridge 6 chain ferry, which serves the communities of Cowes and East Cowes with a new vessel that meets improved performance standards and reduces the financial subsidy provided from the council to the service. To help inform how the Council could tender for this project it has resolved to undertake a preliminary market engagement exercise. This UK2 Notice forms the first stage of that exercise and as such the Council is seeking insight from relevant marine related organisations. The dates set out to this notice are indicative for a design build phase to commissioning into service - but would be informed by the market.

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council is in the planning stage of a public procurement process aimed at replacing the current Cowes Floating Bridge chain ferry with a new, improved vessel. This procurement falls within the 'goods' and 'services' categories, and the project is located in the UKJ34 region, United Kingdom. The council has initiated a preliminary market engagement process to gather insights from marine-related organisations. Key dates include the questionnaire deadline set for 31st March 2026 and the contract period anticipated to start from 1st September 2026, running through to 30th September 2028.

Local Media Direct Buying Solutions - Public Notices

Description: The Authority invites response to this Invitation to Tender (ITT) from suitably qualified suppliers ("Suppliers") for the provision of Local Media Direct Buying Solutions - Public Notices. The Isle of Wight Council (the "Authority") needs to ensure that its information reaches the desired audience, on the Isle of Wight, when placing public notices in print. The Supplier must be able to provide printed local media for audiences specifically on the Isle of Wight which must be published on a weekly basis. The Authority requires a direct relationship with the local media supplier. The service is for the publishing, in print, of the Authority's Public Notices in line with statutory guidelines. If the statutory guidelines cease to have a requirement for printed Public Notices, then the Authority's requirement for (read more...)

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council is initiating a procurement process titled "Local Media Direct Buying Solutions – Public Notices," classified under the industry category of printing and related services. This tender process focuses on local media solutions specifically on the Isle of Wight to ensure public notices are published weekly in print, reaching the designated audience. Interested suppliers can submit their proposals until the tender period ends on 20 March 2026. The buying organisation operates from County Hall, Newport, and adheres to statutory guidelines with a three-year contract commencing on 1 April 2026, with possible extensions up to 24 months at the council's discretion.

Lionheart Cowes Phase 2

Description: The provision of improvement works to roof, specialist teaching rooms creating a science lab, food tech and art rooms, doors upgrades, kitchen improvements and access works. Need to include upgrade of lighting in the admin areas, roof survey, immediate roof repairs needed, renewal of guttering and downpipes, creation of specialist rooms for science, food tech and art. Review internal and external door sets. Review front external areas for improvement including paving and parking review. Kitchen improvements.

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council is currently in the planning stage of the "Lionheart Cowes Phase 2" procurement process, which involves considerable improvement works at Cowes. The project is categorised under construction work, with key elements including roof upgrades, creation of specialised teaching rooms, and enhancements to kitchen and external areas. This tender falls within sub-central government procurement and will operate under an open competition process. The contract is valued at £250,000, with a projected gross amount of £300,000. Interested suppliers should note the submission deadline of 11th May 2026 and anticipate the contract period starting from 27th July 2026 and ending on 30th October 2026. Further notices are expected by 31st March 2026, highlighting the ongoing communication channels available.

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 11 St Thomas Square, Ryde, Isle of Wight, as part of an open procurement process under the classification of construction work. The project involves converting the former NatWest Bank building into council offices, with works including new heating, electrical systems, and solar panels, additional toilet facilities, roof replacements, and modern meeting rooms. This procurement is in the tender stage with a deadline for submission on 9th March 2026 by 9:00 AM. The contract period is set from 15th April 2026 to 15th November 2026, and the minimum tender value is set at £225,000 with a total value of £275,000.

LOT 1)- Body Removal West Wight; (LOT 2)- Body Removal East Wight; and (LOT 3)- Body Transfers

Description: The Authority invites response to this Invitation to Tender (ITT) from suitably qualified suppliers ("Suppliers") for the provision of Body Removal and Body Transfers from the Isle of Wight. This opportunity has 3 lots: * Lot 1 Body Removal West Wight * Lot 2 Body Removal East Wight * Lot 3 Body Transfers The service is required to transport deceased persons from the place of death (eg homes, hospitals, public places) to the designated area. At times it may be necessary to transport deceased persons from the Isle of Wight to the mainland for post-mortem examinations or other legal requirements. Tenders can be submitted for either Lot 1, Lot 2, Lot 3, or all 3 lots. The estimated annual budget for this Tender will be split into three (read more...)

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council is seeking suppliers for the provision of Body Removal and Transfers across the region, divided into three lots: West Wight, East Wight, and Body Transfers. The tender is part of the health and social work services industry category and will operate primarily within the United Kingdom, specifically the Isle of Wight region. Currently in the tender stage, businesses interested in participating must submit their applications by the 9th of March 2026 at 14:00, following an open procurement method. The contract will commence on the 1st of June 2026 and is set to last until the 31st of May 2029, with the option to extend for two additional years based on satisfactory performance.

Safeguarding Learning and Development Activities

Description: The Isle of Wight Council seeks delivery of safeguarding learning and development activities for the workforce, both internal and external. The supplier will provide a comprehensive programme of courses, delivered both in-person and virtually, to support statutory duties and promote welfare across all staff levels. The procurement is divided into two lots: Lot 1 - Adult Safeguarding Courses Lot 2 - Childrens Safeguarding Courses For full details of the specification requirements can be found in Lot 1 - Specification Lot 1 and Lot 2 - Specification Lot 2.

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council is inviting suppliers to tender for the provision of safeguarding learning and development activities, focusing on both adult and children's safeguarding courses. This open competition aims to deliver a comprehensive programme of in-person and virtual courses for internal and external workforce training, supporting statutory duties and promoting welfare across various staff levels. The procurement process involves two active lots, divided into adult and children's courses, with a contract period scheduled from 6th April 2026 to 5th April 2028, with potential renewals extending up to 5th April 2030. Interested suppliers should note the tender submission deadline of 12th March 2026 and the final enquiry date on 3rd March 2026, with submissions required through the Pro Contract portal.

Public Conveniences Cleaning and Litter Picking Contract

Description: Cowes Town Council wish to invite suitably experienced cleaning contractors wishing to tender for the cleaning and litter picking of the Town Council's public conveniences and other specified areas. Key objective of the Contract is to appoint a competent supplier to provide high quality cleaning services to the Council's public conveniences and provide a positive image of the area, both for local service users as well as visitors and tourists.

Summary: Cowes Town Council is inviting tenders for a contract focused on cleaning and litter picking services in public conveniences across Cowes, Isle of Wight. This tender, titled "Public Conveniences Cleaning and Litter Picking Contract," falls within the cleaning and sanitation industry category. The procurement method is open competition, suitable for SMEs and VCSEs, and covers services below the threshold. The deadline for tender submission is 9th March 2026, while enquiries close on 6th March 2026. Starting on 1st April 2026, the contract offers a potential extension up to 31st March 2029.

Safeguarding Learning and Development Activities

Description: The Isle of Wight Council seeks a sole provider to deliver safeguarding learning and development activities for the workforce, both internal and external. The supplier will provide a comprehensive programme of courses, delivered both in-person and virtually, to support statutory duties and promote welfare across all staff levels. The procurement is divided into two lots: Lot 1 - Adult Safeguarding Courses Lot 2 - Childrens Safeguarding Courses For full details of the specification requirements can be found in Lot 1 - Specification Lot 1 and Lot 2 - Specification Lot 2.

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council is inviting suppliers to tender for the provision of safeguarding learning and development activities, focusing on both adult and children's safeguarding courses. This open competition aims to deliver a comprehensive programme of in-person and virtual courses for internal and external workforce training, supporting statutory duties and promoting welfare across various staff levels. The procurement process involves two active lots, divided into adult and children's courses, with a contract period scheduled from 6th April 2026 to 5th April 2028, with potential renewals extending up to 5th April 2030. Interested suppliers should note the tender submission deadline of 12th March 2026 and the final enquiry date on 3rd March 2026, with submissions required through the Pro Contract portal.