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Development Project - Short Furlong, Beer, Devon

Description: Design and Build of 30no dwellings at Short Furlong, Beer, Devon, EX12 3NL LiveWest intends to tender a JCT Design and Build Contract 2024 through a Competitive Flexible Procedure (CFP). There will be an initial pre-qualification Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ) issued to those who have indicated an Expression of Interest within the deadline. Those who qualify at PSQ stage will then be offered an Invitation to Tender (ITT). This process will be managed through the LiveWest ProContract procurement portal. The contract will be in the standard form of JCT Design and Build 2024 subject to the LiveWest Schedule of Amendments, LiveWest Employers Requirements, Planning Permission, Building Regulations and NHBC Warranty. The site to be constructed is covered by an open, pastoral field with no current buildings or hardstanding (read more...)

Summary: LIVEWEST HOMES LIMITED, a public authority operating under the sub-central government classification, is in the planning stages of a procurement process titled "Development Project - Short Furlong, Beer, Devon". This project falls under the 'works' category in the construction industry, specifically focusing on the design and building of 30 new dwellings in Beer, Devon, UK. The key procurement method involved is the Competitive Flexible Procedure, with an initial Pre-Selection Questionnaire (PSQ) having been scheduled for release on 20 July 2026. Interested contractors should express their interest by 14 August 2026 via LiveWest's ProContract eTendering portal, as this will aid in understanding market engagement levels. Construction is anticipated to begin on 1 March 2027 and end by 31 March 2028.

CtC National Highways - Little Tuberfield & Mount Stephens

Description: The Connecting the Culm (CtC) project is about working with nature and local communities, to help make the River Culm and its catchment better for wildlife and people, and more resilient to flood and drought. Connecting the Culm has been running for 8 years already and has a 25-year Blueprint for Delivery. There are a number of complimentary projects within the CtC programme, including work with Network Rail and through DRIP and Grant in Aid. The two project implementation sites which form this tender submission are located at: 1. Mountstephen farm (near Tiverton Parkway) 2. Little Turberfield (near Tiverton Parkway) Each site consists of a series of nature based solutions, designed to tackle water quality failures from high risk outfalls off the M5 motorway. National Highways HEWRAT tool (read more...)

Summary: Devon County Council is leading the procurement process for the "CtC National Highways - Little Tuberfield & Mount Stephens" project, aimed at enhancing the River Culm's environment. This project falls within the construction and nature reserve services industry categories, with work focused in the region around Tiverton Parkway, UK. Currently in the tender stage, interested parties should note the tender period ends on 17th July 2026. Queries may be submitted until 10th July 2026. Conducted under an open procedure below the threshold, the process offers a total estimated value of £144,000 for services aligned with the programme's 25-year sustainability objectives, including improving water quality and increasing biodiversity.

ED0425-26 Ottery St Mary Weir Repairs and Desilt

Description: East Devon District Council (EDDC) abstracts water for the Mill Leat ("the Leat") from the River Otter at the Head Weir, located upstream of Ottery St Mary. The abstraction is controlled by a weir at the upstream end of the Mill Leat ("the Weir"). Deterioration of the Weir structure has resulted in flows bypassing the crest, leading to inadequate water levels in the River Otter for the adjacent Head Weir fish pass and eel pass to function effectively. The proposed works comprise the removal and replacement of the existing Weir structure, together with maintenance dredging of the Leat. The Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining all relevant Environmental Permits.

Summary: East Devon District Council is inviting tenders for the "ED0425-26 Ottery St Mary Weir Repairs and Desilt" project, part of the construction industry category. This active tender aims to address the deterioration of the Weir structure affecting water levels in the River Otter. The project involves the removal and replacement of the existing Weir, along with maintenance dredging of the Mill Leat. Located in Honiton, Devon, and opening on 1 July 2026, the tender is in the procurement stage of an open competition method, below threshold. Interested parties should note the submission deadline of 20 July 2026, with a preceding enquiry period ending on 10 July 2026.

Devon Mental Health Alliance (DMHA)

Description: The service offers support to people with a defined Serious Mental Illness (SMI), covering a range of needs and diagnoses, including but not limited to psychosis, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, severe depression, complex emotional disorders and mental health rehabilitation needs. The service will operate as a multi-agency team partner with primary and secondary care providing: * Open Access Front Door: Accessible entry point for adults with SMI. * Navigation Support: Assistance in accessing appropriate community services. * One-to-One Emotional Support: Personalised emotional support. * Psychosocial and Group Support: Group work and interventions to enhance mental wellbeing. * Peer Support: Peer support programmes encouraging shared experiences. * Community-Based Wellbeing Support: Ongoing support to help individuals with SMI stay well in their communities. The delivery model is designed at a (read more...)

Summary: The Devon Partnership NHS Trust has formally awarded the contract for the Devon Mental Health Alliance (DMHA), under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. This procurement process was completed via a direct award, as confirmed on 1st July 2026. The contract encompasses health and social work services within the UKK43 region, with services provided from 1st April 2027 to 31st March 2032, inclusive of three potential one-year extensions. The lifetime value of the contract is approximately £6,850,156. The DMHA aims to support individuals with Serious Mental Illness (SMI) by offering a suite of services, including psychosocial and group support, peer support, and ongoing community-based wellbeing support.

Resurfacing, Reconstruction, Recycling, Patching and High Friction Surfacing Framework 2026 -2030

Description: Procurement of a Framework Agreement for highway resurfacing, reconstruction, patching, recycling (of materials), the laying of carriageway lining and High Friction Surfacing (HFS).

Summary: Devon County Council is inviting tenders for their new framework agreement on highway resurfacing, reconstruction, recycling, patching, and the installation of high friction surfacing, covering the period from 2026 to 2030. This contract, valued at approximately £54 million net, uses an open procurement method and is within the construction industry category across Devon, UK (region UKK43). The process is currently at the tender stage, with documents available on the authority's e-tendering portal. Interested parties should note the key upcoming dates: the deadline for tender submissions has been extended to midday on 6th July 2026, and the award decision is expected by 10th August 2026.

Plymouth Home Based Intermediate Care (HBIC) - Personal Care, Rehabilitation & Reablement (Managed Service)

Description: NHS Devon is seeking to procure a managed Pathway 1 home-based intermediate care support service for Plymouth - to fully manage provision to support circa 60-80 individuals at any one time on our Intermediate Care pathway in the community following a period of acute/medical intervention. The service will deliver 180 direct care hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year This service will: * Promote faster recovery from illness * Prevent unnecessary acute hospital admissions and premature admissions to long-term care * Support timely discharge from hospital * Maximise independent living. The service focusses on personal care and rehab and reablement interventions, which will be provided to the person to help them rehabilitate, re-able and recover as much as possible from the event that led (read more...)

Summary: NHS Devon Integrated Care Board is spearheading a procurement process for a managed Pathway 1 home-based intermediate care support service in Plymouth. The service, focusing on personal care, rehabilitation, and reablement, is intended to benefit approximately 60-80 individuals concurrently, following medical intervention. This community health service contract aims to deliver around 180 direct care hours daily. Core operations run seven days a week throughout the year. The procurement is currently in the tender update stage, with expressions of interest required before 9 am on 14th July 2026. The project is primarily situated in the UKK41 region, with a keen emphasis on local integration and community health services.

Plymouth Home Based Intermediate Care (HBIC) - Personal Care, Rehabilitation & Reablement (Managed Service)

Description: NHS Devon is seeking to procure a managed Pathway 1 home-based intermediate care support service for Plymouth - to fully manage provision to support circa 60-80 individuals at any one time on our Intermediate Care pathway in the community following a period of acute/medical intervention. The service will deliver 180 direct care hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year This service will: * Promote faster recovery from illness * Prevent unnecessary acute hospital admissions and premature admissions to long-term care * Support timely discharge from hospital * Maximise independent living. The service focusses on personal care and rehab and reablement interventions, which will be provided to the person to help them rehabilitate, re-able and recover as much as possible from the event that led (read more...)

Summary: NHS Devon Integrated Care Board is spearheading a procurement process for a managed Pathway 1 home-based intermediate care support service in Plymouth. The service, focusing on personal care, rehabilitation, and reablement, is intended to benefit approximately 60-80 individuals concurrently, following medical intervention. This community health service contract aims to deliver around 180 direct care hours daily. Core operations run seven days a week throughout the year. The procurement is currently in the tender update stage, with expressions of interest required before 9 am on 14th July 2026. The project is primarily situated in the UKK41 region, with a keen emphasis on local integration and community health services.

Pennon Group Cleaning Services

Description: The purpose of this Contract is to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced Provider to deliver cleaning, consumables, washroom and associated support services across the Pennon Group estate. Please see PSQ Document for more information. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://pennon.esourcingportal.com/current_opportunities.cfm

Summary: Pennon Group PLC, a private utility company based in Exeter, United Kingdom, is seeking a qualified provider to deliver comprehensive cleaning services, including consumables and washroom support, across its estate. This procurement falls within the services category and will be carried out using a selective Competitive flexible procedure. The contract's total value is approximately £7,602,000 gross. The deadline for expressing interest is 27th July 2026, and the inquiry period concludes on 20th July 2026. Services are expected to be provided across regions UKJ and UKK, starting from 6th January 2027, for an initial period of three years, with possibilities for extension.

Pennon Group Cleaning Services

Description: The purpose of this Contract is to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced Provider to deliver cleaning, consumables, washroom and associated support services across the Pennon Group estate. Please see PSQ Document for more information. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://pennon.esourcingportal.com/current_opportunities.cfm

Summary: Pennon Group PLC, a private utility company based in Exeter, United Kingdom, is seeking a qualified provider to deliver comprehensive cleaning services, including consumables and washroom support, across its estate. This procurement falls within the services category and will be carried out using a selective Competitive flexible procedure. The contract's total value is approximately £7,602,000 gross. The deadline for expressing interest is 27th July 2026, and the inquiry period concludes on 20th July 2026. Services are expected to be provided across regions UKJ and UKK, starting from 6th January 2027, for an initial period of three years, with possibilities for extension.

Southern Construction Framework (SCF-6)

Description: The fifth generation Southern Construction Framework (SCF-5) currently in place is due to expire 1st May 2027. Hampshire County Council and Devon County Council (the Authorities) are together re-procuring the next generation of the Southern Construction Framework. As with previous generations, this framework will predominantly support contracting authorities with construction delivery across the South East, South West and London regions. However, the new SCF-6 framework will also be open to all Public Sector Bodies in England should they wish to use it. Applicable Public Sector Bodies will be Contracting Authorities as defined under the Procurement Act 2023. For the purposes of this procurement, "Contracting Authority" includes any organisation that is subject to the Procurement Act 2023, including but not limited to: * Central Government Departments and their executive (read more...)

Summary: The Southern Construction Framework (SCF-6) is under tender, managed by Hampshire County Council and Devon County Council. This procurement initiative aims to re-procure the next generation of the Southern Construction Framework to replace the current SCF-5, set to expire on 1st May 2027. The framework, valued up to £12 billion, primarily supports public sector construction in the South East, South West, and London regions but is accessible to all public sector bodies in England. The open procedure type of procurement encompasses various construction needs, from small-scale to large-scale projects, with the submission deadline scheduled for 27th August 2026 and contracts awarded by 18th December 2026.