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Highways Infrastructure Contract

Description: The Virtual workshop will be held on Tuesday 14th April at 10am - 12pm via teams. The Invitation to the teams link along with the questionnaire will be distrubed to all registered suppliers prior to the virtual session. Medway Council manages a significant highway network asset with a gross replacement value of approximately PS2 billion, comprising: *845km of adopted highway *1,100km (approximately) of adopted footway *27,007 streetlights *406 bridges and retaining walls *The Medway Tunnel -- a critical asset with a high consequence of failure profile) *Approximately 91,000 other highway assets including street furniture The scale, complexity and critical asset profile of Medway's network, including the Medway Tunnel, makes this a significant and technically demanding network to operate and manage. The current term maintenance contract is delivered by (read more...)

Summary: Medway Council is currently in the planning stage of the Highways Infrastructure Contract (HIC II), an essential procurement process located in Chatham, United Kingdom. This process falls under the categories of construction and civil engineering works, maintenance services, and related consultancy services. The procurement is being planned to ensure the continuation of highway maintenance services following the expiry of the current contract with Volker Highways in July 2027. This expansive contract covers significant infrastructure, including highways, footways, streetlights, and the Medway Tunnel. A virtual market engagement workshop has been announced for the week commencing 13th April 2026, with the exact date to be confirmed. Interested parties are encouraged to register to receive further details. The engagement activities aim to provide a consistent and transparent briefing on this opportunity, with further targeted sessions potentially following the initial workshop.

Medway Assessment Centre (MAC)

Description: The service will deliver a package of accommodation and support to people who are experiencing rough sleeping, have multiple complex needs and cooccurring conditions, such as problematic substance use, physical and/or mental health support needs, history of offending and learning difficulties. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Chatham:-Accommodation-services./4DF836JKTD To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/4DF836JKTD

Summary: Medway Council, a sub-central government public authority in Chatham, UK, has issued a tender titled "Medway Assessment Centre (MAC)" focused on accommodation services. The tender is part of an active procurement stage with an open procedure method, catering to those experiencing rough sleeping and having complex needs. The procurement value stands at GBP 1,000,000, with a gross value of GBP 1,200,000. Key deadlines include the tender submission by 1st May 2026, 12:00 PM, with the enquiry period closing on 28th April 2026. The contract is set to start on 1st September 2026, potentially extending up to 30th August 2030.

Fire Risk Assessment

Description: Carry out fire risk assessments for the school properties that are either owned or under the control of Medway Council. The properties can be found on the schools page. Each property is to have the following details on each written assessment and conform to a standard document. All documents are to be presented in both PDF and original word document format to the CA via electronic means. All risk assessments are to be sent in together in the order that has been provided. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Chatham:-Risk-or-hazard-assessment-other-than-for-construction./N6XD7XX65Y To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/N6XD7XX65Y

Summary: Medway Council, a public authority in sub-central government, is seeking to commission fire risk assessments for its school properties in Chatham, United Kingdom. The procurement process is at the Tender stage under an open competition method, with the tender ID ocds-h6vhtk-067869. The industry category is risk or hazard assessment, and the contract is valued at a gross amount of GBP 36,000. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 20th April 2026 and a tender submission deadline on 24th April 2026. This service contract is expected to commence on 1st June 2026 and conclude on 1st September 2026.

Highways Infrastructure Contract

Description: Medway Council manages a significant highway network asset with a gross replacement value of approximately PS2 billion, comprising: *845km of adopted highway *1,100km (approximately) of adopted footway *27,007 streetlights *406 bridges and retaining walls *The Medway Tunnel -- a critical asset with a high consequence of failure profile) *Approximately 91,000 other highway assets including street furniture The scale, complexity and critical asset profile of Medway's network, including the Medway Tunnel, makes this a significant and technically demanding network to operate and manage. The current term maintenance contract is delivered by Volker Highways and commenced in August 2017. The contract runs to 31st July 2027, creating a clear procurement programme requirement for the successor contract to be in place in advance of this date, with a likely procurement commencement (read more...)

Summary: Medway Council is planning a major procurement process for a Highways Infrastructure Contract, which involves significant civil engineering and maintenance work on their extensive £2 billion highway network. This includes over 845 kilometres of highway, 1,100 kilometres of footway, and 27,007 streetlights, among other assets, with work to be conducted in the UKJ41 region in the United Kingdom. This procurement, currently in the planning stage, follows the term contract presently held by Volker Highways. The expected procurement commencement is slated for early summer 2026, aiming for contract implementation by 1st August 2027. Key dates include a virtual Market Engagement Workshop scheduled for the week commencing 13th April 2026, with the engagement milestone due by 29th May 2026. The strategic focus will be on social value, sustainability, and innovation.

Highways Infrastructure Contract

Description: Medway Council manages a significant highway network asset with a gross replacement value of approximately PS2 billion, comprising: *845km of adopted highway *1,100km (approximately) of adopted footway *27,007 streetlights *406 bridges and retaining walls *The Medway Tunnel -- a critical asset with a high consequence of failure profile) *Approximately 91,000 other highway assets including street furniture The scale, complexity and critical asset profile of Medway's network, including the Medway Tunnel, makes this a significant and technically demanding network to operate and manage. The current term maintenance contract is delivered by Volker Highways and commenced in August 2017. The contract runs to 31st July 2027, creating a clear procurement programme requirement for the successor contract to be in place in advance of this date, with a likely procurement commencement (read more...)

Summary: Medway Council is in the planning stage of a new procurement process for the Highways Infrastructure Contract (HIC), which focuses on managing its extensive highway network. This substantial contract, valued at around £110-132 million GBP, involves work related to construction, repair, maintenance, and an array of services for highways in the UKJ41 region of the United Kingdom. The Council is holding an open virtual Market Engagement Workshop during the week commencing 13th April 2026 as part of this process, with further targeted engagements possibly following. This workshop outlines Medway Council’s strategic context for the procurement and presents an overview of the current network and contract options, with a focus on social value, sustainability, and technological innovation. It marks an essential step before the procurement officially commences, likely in early Summer 2026, in preparation for the new contract to take effect on 1st August 2027.

Highways Infrastructure Contract

Description: Medway Council manages a significant highway network asset with a gross replacement value of approximately PS2 billion, comprising: *845km of adopted highway *1,100km (approximately) of adopted footway *27,007 streetlights *406 bridges and retaining walls *The Medway Tunnel -- a critical asset with a high consequence of failure profile) *Approximately 91,000 other highway assets including street furniture The scale, complexity and critical asset profile of Medway's network, including the Medway Tunnel, makes this a significant and technically demanding network to operate and manage. The current term maintenance contract is delivered by Volker Highways and commenced in August 2017. The contract runs to 31st July 2027, creating a clear procurement programme requirement for the successor contract to be in place in advance of this date, with a likely procurement commencement (read more...)

Summary: Medway Council, located in Chatham, UK, is in the planning stages of their Highways Infrastructure Contract (HIC) procurement process, slated for a successor agreement to begin from August 2027. The process, focusing on the works category, is characterized by the maintenance and management of an expansive network of highways and associated assets valued at £2 billion. This includes the Medway Tunnel, due to its complexity and significance. An essential preliminary market engagement workshop is scheduled for the week commencing 13th April 2026, with a due date for questionnaire submissions on 29th May 2026. Interested parties should contact Nigel Ford at Medway Council for details regarding registration and participation.

Highways Infrastructure Contract

Description: Medway Council manages a significant highway network asset with a gross replacement value of approximately PS2 billion, comprising: *845km of adopted highway *1,100km (approximately) of adopted footway *27,007 streetlights *406 bridges and retaining walls *The Medway Tunnel -- a critical asset with a high consequence of failure profile) *Approximately 91,000 other highway assets including street furniture The scale, complexity and critical asset profile of Medway's network, including the Medway Tunnel, makes this a significant and technically demanding network to operate and manage. The current term maintenance contract is delivered by Volker Highways and commenced in August 2017. The contract runs to 31st July 2027, creating a clear procurement programme requirement for the successor contract to be in place in advance of this date, with a likely procurement commencement (read more...)

Summary: Medway Council is currently in the planning stage of the Highways Infrastructure Contract (HIC II), an essential procurement process located in Chatham, United Kingdom. This process falls under the categories of construction and civil engineering works, maintenance services, and related consultancy services. The procurement is being planned to ensure the continuation of highway maintenance services following the expiry of the current contract with Volker Highways in July 2027. This expansive contract covers significant infrastructure, including highways, footways, streetlights, and the Medway Tunnel. A virtual market engagement workshop has been announced for the week commencing 13th April 2026, with the exact date to be confirmed. Interested parties are encouraged to register to receive further details. The engagement activities aim to provide a consistent and transparent briefing on this opportunity, with further targeted sessions potentially following the initial workshop.

Provision of a new Medway heritage strategy and governance model and heritage planning policy recommendations

Description: Policy strategy for the following: Provision of a new Medway heritage strategy and governance model and heritage planning policy recommendations.

Summary: Medway Council has initiated an open tender process titled "Provision of a new Medway heritage strategy and governance model and heritage planning policy recommendations," within the services category focusing on civic betterment and community facility support services. The location for the delivery of services is in Chatham, United Kingdom, specifically in the region UKJ41. The tender is currently in the active stage with the deadline for submissions set for 1st May 2026, and an enquiry period ending on 28th April 2026. Interested parties should note the tender's compliance with legal basis 2023/54 under UK legislation, and submissions are to be made electronically via the Kent Business Portal.

All Age Service Substance Misuse

Description: Medway Council looking to commission an effective, accessible and equitable All-Age Drugs and Alcohol Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Service. The service will support children, young people and adults to access full range of interventions (including harm-reduction, clinical and psychosocial treatment, one to one and group support, outreach, recovery services and education). A comprehensive Health Needs assessment has highlighted gaps in the local system, including challenges in transitions between young people's and adult services, unmet need in both children and adults, the need for trauma informed approaches to engagement and treatment and co-production and lived experience informed service delivery. Whilst improvements have been made within the existing contract term, Medway wishes to commission a fully integrated all-age model that will remove barriers between services and ensure smooth transitions for (read more...)

Summary: Medway Council is conducting a competitive tender process to commission an All-Age Drugs and Alcohol Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Service, with the tender open under the NHS Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. The contract aims to deliver comprehensive health services across the UK South East region, specifically Chatham, focusing on evidence-based prevention and tailored care for individuals of all ages. Interested parties must submit their proposals by 8 May 2026 at 17:00 (BST), following the outlined open procedure. With an expected initial contract term of 36 months, the procurement includes potential 24-month extensions, highlighting its substantial gross value of £31,214,034 for the service sector.

All Age Service Substance Misuse

Description: Medway Council looking to commission an effective, accessible and equitable All-Age Drugs and Alcohol Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Service. The service will support children, young people and adults to access full range of interventions (including harm-reduction, clinical and psychosocial treatment, one to one and group support, outreach, recovery services and education). A comprehensive Health Needs assessment has highlighted gaps in the local system, including challenges in transitions between young people's and adult services, unmet need in both children and adults, the need for trauma informed approaches to engagement and treatment and co-production and lived experience informed service delivery. Whilst improvements have been made within the existing contract term, Medway wishes to commission a fully integrated all-age model that will remove barriers between services and ensure smooth transitions for (read more...)

Summary: Medway Council, a sub-central public authority in the United Kingdom, is seeking to procure an All-Age Drugs and Alcohol Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Service under an open procedure. This service aims to offer comprehensive drug and alcohol prevention and recovery solutions across Kent, focusing on accessible and equitable support for children, young people, and adults. Prospective bidders need to respond by 8th May 2026, with the inquiry period running until 17th April 2026. The contract, with a projected start in April 2027, is set for a duration of 36 months, with the option for two 24-month extensions, aligning under the NHS Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. The procurement is active and classified under the health services category.