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Urban Highway Grass Verge Maintenance (Newton Abbot Town Council)

Description: Newton Abbot Town Council invites tenders for the provision of highway grass verge maintenance services throughout Newton Abbot, Devon. The contract covers the maintenance of approximately 112,797m2 of urban highway grass verges across 358 mapped areas in 20 locations throughout the town. Services include six scheduled grass cuts per year between April and October, together with litter picking prior to cutting, strimming around obstacles and street furniture, vegetation management and the maintenance of highway visibility splays. The Contractor shall provide all labour, plant, equipment, materials, supervision and traffic management necessary to deliver the service safely and efficiently. All works must be carried out in accordance with relevant health and safety legislation and Chapter 8 traffic management requirements. The successful Contractor will be required to use the Council's Civic.ly (read more...)

Summary: Newton Abbot Town Council is seeking a contractor to maintain urban highway grass verges across Newton Abbot, Devon. The service covers approximately 112,797 square metres across 358 mapped areas in 20 locations. Work includes six scheduled cuts each year between April and October, litter picking before cutting, strimming around obstacles and street furniture, vegetation management, and maintaining highway visibility splays. The contractor must also manage designated wildlife verges under alternative cutting regimes to support biodiversity, and liaise with community groups involved in some grassed areas. The contractor supplies the labour, plant, equipment, materials, supervision and traffic management needed to deliver the work safely. Services must be delivered in line with relevant health and safety legislation and Chapter 8 traffic management requirements.

Vehicle Livery and Associated Services

Description: Devon and Cornwall Police, other regional Police Forces of SWPPS and Collaborating Forces wish to award a contract for the Design, Supply, Application and Removal of Vehicle Livery, for Police fleets consisting of cars, light/medium vans, larger vehicles, motorcycles, boats, horse boxes, trailers and other ancillary items with the following capabilities: Apply standard (Battenberg, to Contracting Authority Requirements) and one-off special vehicle livery in accordance with Home Office Scientific Development Branch, Police Vehicle Livery Specification (HOSDB 14/04, HOSDB 47/06, HOSDB 43/04, HOSDB 01/96, PSDB 43/04 and Chapter 8 Vehicle Markings, as a minimum) to include Force Crests and Bespoke Designs. For the Police and Crime Commissioners and Chief Constables for the following Forces, Avon and Somerset, Devon and Cornwall, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, Norfolk, Suffolk, North (read more...)

Summary: Devon and Cornwall Police is procuring the design, supply, application and removal of vehicle livery for its own fleet and collaborating police forces. The work covers cars, light and medium vans, larger vehicles, motorcycles, boats, horse boxes, trailers and other ancillary items. Suppliers must provide standard police Battenberg markings to the authorities’ requirements, as well as one-off special liveries, force crests and bespoke designs. The livery must meet the cited Home Office and police vehicle-marking specifications, including Chapter 8 vehicle markings. The participating forces named include Avon and Somerset, Devon and Cornwall, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, Norfolk, Suffolk and North Yorkshire, alongside other collaborating forces. The procurement is for vehicle conversion kits and associated livery services.

Coombe Way - Kings Tamerton

Description: LiveWest Homes Ltd is looking to develop the site known as Kings Tamerton, Plymouth and seeks a design and build contractor. The development consists of a mixture of 1 bed, 2 bed, 3 bed, and 4 bed units totalling up to 52 overall units. An outline planning application was submitted for 70 affordable net zero energy homes and 1 small commercial unit (flexible use), with all matters reserved except access as planning application reference 21/01038/OUT. LiveWest Homes are seeking a Design and Build Contractor via a Single Stage Tender who would be responsible for delivering this scheme in line with the planning and design criteria as set out in the attached Employers Requirements. Design and Building Contractors have been invited to tender on this opportunity and are required (read more...)

Summary: LiveWest Homes Ltd is seeking a design-and-build contractor for the Kings Tamerton development in Plymouth. The construction project is described as a scheme of up to 52 homes, comprising one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom units. The outline planning application covers 70 affordable, net-zero-energy homes and one small commercial unit for flexible use; access is the only matter not reserved in that application. The appointed contractor is expected to deliver the scheme in line with the planning and design criteria in LiveWest’s employer requirements. The work is residential development and construction (CPV 70111000).

Sports Estate Cleaning Services

Description: This opportunity is for the provision of comprehensive cleaning services across the University of Exeter's multi-site Sports Estate. The contract will encompass routine, periodic and specialist cleaning of sports facilities, including sports halls, gyms, fitness areas, changing rooms, showers, toilets, communal areas and associated facilities. The successful Supplier will be responsible for delivering a consistent, high-quality, safe and hygienic cleaning service that accommodates the operational requirements of the Sports Estate, including varying opening hours, high-footfall periods and sporting events.

Summary: The University of Exeter is seeking comprehensive cleaning services for its multi-site Sports Estate in Exeter. The work covers routine, periodic and specialist cleaning of sports halls, gyms, fitness areas, changing rooms, showers, toilets, communal areas and associated facilities. The supplier will need to provide consistent cleaning that keeps these facilities safe and hygienic while accommodating the estate’s operating requirements, including varying opening hours, busy periods and sporting events. This is a cleaning services contract. The requirement is presented as one contract covering the Sports Estate rather than separate facility or service packages. The procurement is suitable for small and medium-sized businesses and for voluntary, community and social enterprises, so suppliers of different organisational types may be relevant.

SWAST-5153-E Exeter Main Operating Enabling Works

Description: Exeter Main Operating Enabling Works including SWALE, Car Park and Landscaping

Summary: South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust is procuring enabling works for its Exeter main operating site. The scope covers a swale, car park and landscaping, forming part of civil engineering and construction works. Delivery is in the Exeter area. The requirement is grouped as a single lot, so suppliers are being asked to provide the works as one package rather than compete for separate elements. It may suit contractors with relevant civil engineering and site works capability, including experience delivering parking and landscaping works alongside drainage or swale construction.

Catering canopy & extract system cleaning services

Description: The University of Exeter is seeking to appoint a competent and experienced contractor to undertake the inspection, cleaning, certification and reporting of catering extract ductwork and ventilation systems. The appointed supplier will be expected to deliver services in accordance with all relevant legislation, TR19 requirements and industry best practice, ensuring that systems are maintained in a safe, clean and compliant condition. Through this procurement process, the University is seeking to identify a supplier with the technical expertise, resources, management capability and continuous improvement ethos necessary to deliver a high-quality service across a diverse and operationally complex estate.

Summary: The University of Exeter is seeking a contractor to inspect, clean, certify and report on catering extract ductwork and ventilation systems across its estate. The work is intended to keep these systems safe, clean and compliant, and must follow relevant legislation, TR19 requirements and industry best practice. This is a specialist ventilation-system inspection and cleaning service (CPV 90910000, cleaning services). The delivery location is in the United Kingdom; no specific town or site is identified. The requirement covers catering extract and ventilation systems rather than general catering provision, so it is relevant to firms that maintain, clean and assess commercial kitchen extraction and ventilation installations.

Urban Highway Grass Verge Maintenance (Newton Abbot Town Council)

Description: Newton Abbot Town Council invites tenders for the provision of highway grass verge maintenance services throughout Newton Abbot, Devon. The contract covers the maintenance of approximately 112,797m2 of urban highway grass verges across 358 mapped areas in 20 locations throughout the town. Services include six scheduled grass cuts per year between April and October, together with litter picking prior to cutting, strimming around obstacles and street furniture, vegetation management and the maintenance of highway visibility splays. The Contractor shall provide all labour, plant, equipment, materials, supervision and traffic management necessary to deliver the service safely and efficiently. All works must be carried out in accordance with relevant health and safety legislation and Chapter 8 traffic management requirements. The successful Contractor will be required to use the Council's Civic.ly (read more...)

Summary: Newton Abbot Town Council is seeking a contractor to maintain urban highway grass verges across Newton Abbot, Devon. The service covers approximately 112,797 square metres across 358 mapped areas in 20 locations. Work includes six scheduled cuts each year between April and October, litter picking before cutting, strimming around obstacles and street furniture, vegetation management, and maintaining highway visibility splays. The contractor must also manage designated wildlife verges under alternative cutting regimes to support biodiversity, and liaise with community groups involved in some grassed areas. The contractor supplies the labour, plant, equipment, materials, supervision and traffic management needed to deliver the work safely. Services must be delivered in line with relevant health and safety legislation and Chapter 8 traffic management requirements.

Expert by Experience (EbyE)

Description: Market engagement notice to commence tender exercise for Expert by Experience (EbyE) services

Summary: Devon Partnership NHS Trust intends to procure Expert by Experience services. The work is classified as administrative healthcare services and is intended for delivery in Devon. The description identifies the procurement as services intended to support the Trust’s Expert by Experience activity, but gives no further detail on the service tasks or intended users. This is a single-lot requirement, so the planned service is not divided into separately described packages. The Trust, based in Exeter, is the buying organisation. The procurement is being prepared under a concession regime. Suppliers with experience providing administrative support in healthcare settings may find the service area relevant; the Trust’s suitability assessment also includes small and medium-sized businesses and voluntary, community and social enterprises.

Residential Repairs, Maintenance and Compliance Contractors

Description: South Hams District Council and West Devon Borough Council are undertaking preliminary market engagement to identify suitably qualified and experienced contractors operating in the local area who may be interested in providing quotations for future repair, maintenance and compliance works to residential properties. The Councils wish to broaden their knowledge of the local contractor market and identify businesses that may be able to support the delivery of planned and responsive works across occupied and void residential properties. Requirements are expected to consist predominantly of individual, lower-value works instructed as requirements arise. The Councils are particularly interested in hearing from local businesses, SMEs and other suitably qualified contractors capable of providing one or more of the trades and services described below. Trades The Councils are seeking engagement from contractors (read more...)

Summary: South Hams District Council and West Devon Borough Council are preparing to source repair, maintenance and compliance services for their residential properties. Work is expected across occupied homes and empty properties, including bringing void homes up to the councils’ lettable standard. Potential services include plumbing and heating, gas and electrical work, uPVC door and window repairs, general building maintenance, emergency repairs, routine and responsive maintenance, gas safety checks and servicing, electrical installation condition reports, air source heat pump servicing, underfloor heating maintenance and mechanical ventilation filter replacement. Requirements will arise across the councils’ local area. Contractors can offer one trade or service, several, or the full range; they are not expected to cover every area.

Expert by Experience (EbyE)

Description: Market engagement notice to commence tender exercise for Expert by Experience (EbyE) services

Summary: Devon Partnership NHS Trust intends to procure Expert by Experience services. The work is classified as administrative healthcare services and is intended for delivery in Devon. The description identifies the procurement as services intended to support the Trust’s Expert by Experience activity, but gives no further detail on the service tasks or intended users. This is a single-lot requirement, so the planned service is not divided into separately described packages. The Trust, based in Exeter, is the buying organisation. The procurement is being prepared under a concession regime. Suppliers with experience providing administrative support in healthcare settings may find the service area relevant; the Trust’s suitability assessment also includes small and medium-sized businesses and voluntary, community and social enterprises.