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Fire Command and Control - CFRS

Description: Introduction Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS) is seeking information from suppliers capable of providing a modern Fire Control Command and Control solution to support emergency call handling, mobilisation, incident support, resilience, interoperability, and assurance. This Request for Information (RFI) is intended to inform requirements definition, procurement approach, business case development, and market understanding. It is not a formal tender and does not constitute a commitment by CFRS or Cornwall Council to commence any procurement process or to award any contract. Suppliers are invited to provide information on product capability, implementation approach, operating model, support arrangements, indicative timescales, and indicative costs. Background and Strategic Context CFRS has a statutory duty to provide effective arrangements for receiving calls for assistance and mobilising resources to fires, road traffic collisions, rescues, (read more...)

Summary: Cornwall Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process aimed at acquiring a modern Fire Control Command and Control solution for the Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS). This initiative, entitled "Fire Command and Control - CFRS," falls under the software package and information systems industry category and is valued at £16 million. As part of the preliminary market engagement, Cornwall Council has issued a Request for Information (RFI) to understand the supplier market better and shape future requirements. Interested suppliers must submit their responses by 5 August 2026. The procurement will support the statutory requirements for emergency call handling and mobilising resources in Cornwall, with anticipation of transitioning to a cloud-based solution to improve operational resilience. The overarching goal is to replace the existing legacy system, enhancing usability, reporting, and interoperability with third-party systems.

Fair Park Regeneration

Description: This project will deliver the refurbishment of the existing play park, to create a modern, safe, and inclusive play space that meets the needs of local children and families. The current equipment has reached the end of its useful life and no longer reflects best practice in play design, accessibility, or safety standards. The refurbishment will involve the removal of outdated equipment and the installation of new, high-quality play features designed to encourage active play, creativity, and social interaction. The improved layout will provide opportunities for children of different ages and abilities, supporting physical development, confidence, and wellbeing.

Summary: Bodmin Town Council is currently conducting an active procurement process for the "Fair Park Regeneration" project, with a focus on constructing and installing new play features in Bodmin, United Kingdom. This initiative seeks to refurbish an existing play park to create a safe and inclusive environment for children and families. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, utilising an open procedure. Businesses interested should note that the tender period closes on 1st September 2026, with projected contract work spanning from 1st October 2026 to 1st April 2027. The industry categories relevant to this procurement include construction work and installation services, with a significant emphasis on equal opportunities consultancy services.

Family Domestic Abuse Support Advisors

Description: Cornwall Council is recommissioning the Family Domestic Abuse Support Advisor (FDASA) Service, with a new contract expected to begin January 2027. The FDASA model provides a small team of specialist domestic abuse workers who are based within Family Help teams to offer short-term, focused support to families where domestic abuse is a primary concern. Their role is to increase safety, improve understanding of risk, and support access to wider domestic abuse services, while working alongside--rather than replacing--Children's Social Care. The service includes a supervisor/team lead to ensure consistency and coordination.

Summary: Cornwall Council is inviting tenders for the Family Domestic Abuse Support Advisor (FDASA) Service, with the contract commencing in January 2027. The tender, under the title "Family Domestic Abuse Support Advisors," aims to provide specialised domestic abuse support within Family Help teams across the region of Truro, UK, classified under "Other community, social and personal services." This process is currently in the tender stage, with an open procedure approach, ensuring fairness and competitiveness. Key dates to note include an enquiry period ending on 19th July 2026, a tender submission deadline of 3rd August 2026, and the award decision by 18th September 2026. This £2,185,289 contract will span an initial period ending in March 2029, with the potential for a two-year extension subject to funding.

Engineering Services for Castle Quarry

Description: CORSERV Solutions Limited on behalf of its CORMAC division is seeking to procure specialist engineering services contractors. The successful suppliers will be appointed to a multi supplier agreement to provide engineering, and fabrication works to the Asphalt Plant and Aggregate Crushing Plant at Castle-an-Dinas Quarry, Ludgvan, Cornwall.

Summary: Corserv Solutions Ltd is actively managing a procurement process titled "Engineering Services for Castle Quarry", focusing on the delivery of specialist engineering and fabrication works at Castle-an-Dinas Quarry in Ludgvan, Cornwall. This process, initiated under the tender tag on 18th June 2026, is currently in the tender update stage as of 1st July 2026. The procurement falls under the industry category of engineering and construction works and involves a gross value of £960,000. This open competition, which is below the threshold, requires submissions by the extended deadline of 6th July 2026, with enquiries closing on 29th June 2026. The contract is set to commence on 1st August 2026 and spans one year, with potential extensions available.

Supply of Electricity and Gas to Newquay Town Council Buildings and Sites

Description: Newquay Town Council is inviting responses from suitably qualified energy suppliers for the provision electricity and gas to its portfolio of buildings and assets. For more information please read the Tender documents.

Summary: Newquay Town Council has initiated an open tender process seeking suitably qualified energy suppliers for the provision of electricity and gas to its buildings and sites. This procurement falls under the services category, with a focus on utilities, and is part of a sub-central governmental framework. Located in Newquay, United Kingdom, the tender is currently in the active stage. Interested suppliers have until 15 July 2026 to submit their tender responses, with enquiries closing earlier on 3 July 2026. The total estimated contract value is £84,000, and the contract is expected to commence on 20 July 2026, lasting until 19 July 2028. The procurement method used is an open competition, slightly below the usual thresholds, allowing a more inclusive competitive environment.

Removal of existing Height Barriers, installation of new Height Barriers and general resurfacing of South Fistral Car Park

Description: The Council invites Quotations in response to this Request for Quotations (RFQ) from suitably qualified suppliers ("Suppliers") to undertake the removal of existing Height Barriers, installation of new Height Barriers and general resurfacing of South Fistral Car Park.

Summary: Newquay Town Council has initiated a procurement process for the removal of existing height barriers, the installation of new ones, and the general resurfacing of South Fistral Car Park in Newquay, United Kingdom. This tender falls under the main procurement category of works and is currently active. The procurement method is an open competition below the threshold, inviting quotations from suitable suppliers. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 10th July 2026 and a tender submission deadline of 24th July 2026. The project is expected to commence on 14th September 2026 and conclude on 31st December 2026, with a gross contract value of £30,000.

Tenancy Academy (Pilot Study) - Tenant Education, Skills and Tenancy Sustainment Programme

Description: Cornwall Council is exploring the delivery of a time-limited Tenancy Academy pilot to support tenancy sustainment, prevent homelessness, and reduce demand on temporary accommodation and housing services. The pilot will test targeted education and skills-based interventions for households at risk of tenancy breakdown, including those in temporary accommodation preparing to move on and tenants in the social and private rented sectors. Delivery is expected to be flexible and cohort-based, focused on improving financial capability, tenancy knowledge, and tenant-landlord relationships. The pilot will generate evidence on cost, effectiveness, outcomes, and value for money to inform future service design and commissioning decisions. The estimated value provided is indicative only for the purpose of publishing this preliminary engagement notice.The Council is using this Soft Market Test to inform the scale, design, (read more...)

Summary: Cornwall Council, a sub-central government public authority based in Truro, is in the planning stage of a public procurement process titled "Tenancy Academy (Pilot Study) – Tenant Education, Skills and Tenancy Sustainment Programme." This initiative falls under the services industry category, specifically training services, and is designed to support tenancy sustainment and prevent homelessness. The project is currently undergoing a Soft Market Test (SMT) as part of preliminary market engagement, with responses due by 29th July 2026. The aim is to gather feedback on delivery models and potential costs, which will be utilised for designing future procurement specifications and commercial approaches. While the exact contract value is yet to be confirmed, the project is scheduled to commence on 1st July 2027, lasting until 30th June 2028, with future notices anticipated by 1st April 2027.

Sports Centre ASHP & Decarbonisation Works

Description: Falmouth Exeter Plus (FXPlus) is seeking to appoint a single contractor to deliver a minor work contract with design for the installation of Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP) infrastructure and associated enabling works at the Sports Centre, Penryn Campus.

Summary: Falmouth Exeter Plus has initiated a procurement process for the installation of Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP) infrastructure and associated decarbonisation works at the Sports Centre located on the Penryn Campus in Cornwall, UK. This tender, identified by the title "Sports Centre ASHP & Decarbonisation Works," falls under the works procurement category and specifically relates to heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning installation work. The process is currently in the tender update stage, with the time limit for receipt of requests to participate extended to 3rd July 2026. The contract is scheduled to begin on 20th July 2026 and conclude by 11th September 2026. An open procedure procurement method is being utilised for this opportunity, ensuring transparency and broad accessibility for interested parties.

Looe Seafront Toilets roof refurbishment

Description: We are not working with procurement agencies so please do not respond to contact from someone claiming to be working on behalf of Looe Town Council. 1. High Level Access approved by our Architect and HSE; to comply with CDM Regulations 2015 for commercial clients; 2. Complete re-roof including some Delabole slates, breathable membrane, soffits and facias. The building roof, which although is in a Conservation Area is not listed, is owned by Looe Town Council, and has been diagnosed with nail sickness. The existing roof appears to be diminishing Delabole slate, mixed with inappropriate replacements; that will need to be removed. Depending on the work required, relevant permissions from Cornwall Council may be needed (PA26/02514 may be viewed for more info). Pre-tender visits to the site are (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process overseen by Looe Town Council pertains to the refurbishment of the Looe Seafront Toilets roof, located in England, with a postal code of PL13 2AF. This tender falls under the industry category of "Roof works and other special trade construction works" (CPV: 45260000) and is currently at the tender amendment stage. Interested parties should pay attention to the key dates: the tender period ends on 10th July 2026, and the contract period starts on 28th September 2026, running until 31st December 2026. The procurement method employed is an open procedure below the threshold, making it ideal for businesses capable of taking up public works within a set budget, with an estimated value of £50,000.

Guildhall Public Conveniences - plumbing and sanitary ware refurbishment

Description: PLEASE NOTE: We are not working with any third party procurement agencies for this tender so please do not respond to any contact from someone claiming to be working on behalf of Looe Town Council. 1. Removal, refurbishment and refitting of all plumbing and sanitary ware to specification in section 3; 2. General maintenance to allow for a new floor to be fitted. 3. Works to be carried out in two phases, each side of our contractor replacing the flooring. Quote for fixtures and fittings to be included in this tender. A. Recommend and quote for 5 x new commercial quality cisterns (including all fittings): B. Recommend and quote for 1 x new commercial quality toilet and sink (inc low water tap) for accessible toilet: C. Recommend and (read more...)

Summary: The contracting process spearheaded by Looe Town Council involves the refurbishment of plumbing and sanitary ware at the Guildhall Public Conveniences. This project, classified under the repair and maintenance of public conveniences (CPV code 50760000), is located in Looe, England, with the postal code PL13 2AF. The procurement is currently at the tender amendment stage, having been published on 23 June 2026. Interested parties must submit their proposals by 10 July 2026, before the contract work commences on 7 September 2026. This open procedure (below threshold) ensures inclusivity within the defined procurement method, suitable for SMEs, and involves a contract value of £10,000.