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DVSA Publishing Services with The Highway Code and The Highway Code for Northern Ireland

Description: The contract covers DVSA's statutory duty to Publish the Official Highway Code in print, as well as commercial publications. These are the definitive guides that support industry and the general road-using public in meeting and maintaining DVSA's standards. The contract will support the Department for Infrastructure in Northern Ireland and - new to this retender - the Department for Transport publications stemming from Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions. This brings all the source materials for UK driving theory under one contract. The parties will work together to innovate new products to inform, educate and advise, promoting positive behaviour change and compliance that goes beyond the Highway Code and drivers and riders. We aim also to reach MOT testers, dangerous goods drivers and managers, commercial operators and employers (read more...)

Summary: The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA), located in Bristol, is currently at the tender stage for a procurement process titled "DVSA Publishing Services with The Highway Code and The Highway Code for Northern Ireland." Operating within the publishing industry, this open procedure contract covers a statutory duty to publish essential traffic-related materials across the United Kingdom, including Northern Ireland. The procurement opportunity is valued at £40 million, with a gross potential value of £48 million. Interested parties must submit bids by 15th May 2026, while inquiries can be submitted until 22nd April 2026. This service-focused procurement falls under a concession special regime classification and is covered by the Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA). The contract start is projected for 7th January 2027 and will run until 6th January 2032, with possible extensions available.

Community health clinics and health events in Inner City & East Bristol

Description: NHS Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire Integrated Care board (ICB) is seeking to secure a Prime Provider who has the capability and capacity to deliver Community health clinics and health events in Inner City & East Bristol. The aims of the service are - 1. Addresses the specific health inequalities experienced by Black Caribbean, Black African and Asian population groups who historically demonstrate low screening uptake, late presentation of medical conditions, and experience poorer health outcomes compared to the overall population 2. Supporting people to take more control of their health and healthcare as much as possible and access to the most appropriate services or support at the right time 3. Proactively focussing on prevention and increased early diagnosis 4. Builds capacity with community assets and develops (read more...)

Summary: The NHS Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board is inviting tenders for the delivery of community health clinics and health events in Inner City & East Bristol. This procurement process is an open tender currently in the active stage, with bids closing on 8th May 2026. The project falls under the health services category and aims to address health inequalities within specific communities, focusing on prevention, early diagnosis, and an inclusive service design. The contract will commence on 1st September 2026, with a three-year term and the possibility of extending for up to an additional two years. The maximum contract value, including the potential extension, is £521,510. The procurement is governed by the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, with the NHS South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit overseeing the process.

Carriage of Hazardous Chemicals and Dangerous Goods training

Description: DVSA has an ongoing requirement for training in the appropriate legislation relating to the Carriage of Hazardous Chemicals and Dangerous Goods by Road. The training is for Traffic Examiners to carry out roadside enforcement activities effectively. The training will allow Traffic Examiners to perform to the required standard on behalf of both the 'Dangerous Goods Division & The 'Transport Security and Contingencies Directorate' of the Department for Transport. The expectation is to deliver online training for up to approximately 180 delegates for the initial 3-year contract period.

Summary: The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA), a central government public authority based in Bristol, United Kingdom, is in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Carriage of Hazardous Chemicals and Dangerous Goods training". This tender, identified by the code "T280023151", falls under the "Education and training services" category and is intended to support Traffic Examiners in enforcing roadside legislation relating to hazardous substances. The tender is open to competition below the threshold level and will accept electronic submissions. The procurement process closes on 19th May 2026, with training expected to begin on 6th July 2026 and run for three years, allowing for a potential one-year extension.

Watercourse Maintenance

Description: Watercourse and associated structures maintenance contract to enable the continuation of the ongoing maintenance of watercourses and associated structures. BCC as the Lead Local Flood Authority for its administrative area, and as a riparian landowner, has responsibilities for managing flooding and watercourses on council owned land under the Flood and Water Management Act (2010) and Land Drainage Act (1991). The regular watercourse maintenance works reduce the chance of flooding by avoiding blockages, ensuring watercourses are free flowing and so that flood risk assets continue to function properly.

Summary: Bristol City Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for a contract titled "Watercourse Maintenance." This involves the ongoing maintenance of watercourses and associated structures within Bristol, UK (region code UKK11), under its responsibilities as the Lead Local Flood Authority. The procurement process, classified under the industry categories of repair and maintenance services and agricultural and related services, is in preparation to issue a formal Invitation to Tender (ITT). A relevant market engagement event is scheduled for 23rd April 2026, aimed at informing and engaging potential contractors, which will be held virtually via MS Teams. Interested parties should register by contacting the specified email address.

Supported Temporary Accommodation Framework (STAF)

Description: As part of the Tackling Homelessness Transformation Programme, the council wants to increase the supply of supported temporary accommodation (TA) delivered by partner Registered Providers (RPs). This is with the aim to reduce the council's use of non-supported privately owned emergency accommodation (EA) whilst still meeting the city's pressing demand for interim accommodation.

Summary: Bristol City Council is actively seeking partners through the Supported Temporary Accommodation Framework (STAF) to address homelessness in Bristol. This tender falls within the social work services industry, specifically focusing on accommodation, and is part of the council's Tackling Homelessness Transformation Programme. Located in Bristol, under the UKK11 region, the procurement stage is currently in the tender phase, with the process following an open procedure. The deadline for submissions is 30th April 2026, and the award will be made by 8th June 2026. The tender invites bids for several lots focusing on family and singles accommodation needs, with the framework agreement valid until 30th June 2034.

Upper Lighthorne Primary School

Description: Warwickshire County Council intends to appoint a Supplier under a Two-Stage Design and Build Contract for the construction of a 2FE (with facilitating works for a 3FE) Primary School, namely Upper Lighthorne Primary School. The Project is currently at RIBA Stage 3, which was developed initially by Pick Everard, and more recently, Gleeds. Gleeds will be retained in the following roles: Project Management, Contract Administration and Cost Management (for RIBA Stages 3-7) with all design activities being carried out by the Contractor. This Procurement is being conducted in accordance with the Procurement Act using the Open Procedure.

Summary: Warwickshire County Council is seeking to appoint a supplier for constructing the Upper Lighthorne Primary School, a project valued at approximately £13,300,000 (gross value £15,960,000). The procurement, conducted through an Open Procedure under the Procurement Act, is currently in the tender stage with a closing date of 15th May 2026. The project involves a Two-Stage Design and Build Contract for a 2 Form Entry Primary School, with facilitating works for a third form, and is located in Warwick, UK. Gleeds Cost Management Limited, overseeing project management, contract administration, and cost management, will handle RIBA stages 3 to 7. Relevant documents need to be submitted electronically via the designated tender portal.

Tier 2 Healthy Weight Management Service

Description: Delivery of targeted services for adults, children and families to provide healthy weight management services.

Summary: Bristol City Council has conducted a tender process for the provision of a "Tier 2 Healthy Weight Management Service," aimed at offering targeted community health services for adults, children, and families. The procurement process followed the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, notably bypassing the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. This contract has been awarded to MAXIMUS UK SERVICES LIMITED without prior publication through a direct award procedure. The services will be provided from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029, with a total contract value of £927,000. The procurement involved specific criteria focusing on improving access, reducing health inequalities, and enhancing service integration and quality, which the selected provider successfully met.

Integrated Micromobility Services 2027

Description: The West of England Mayoral Combined Authority (MCA governs the geographical areas of Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, and South Gloucestershire. The MCA works in collaboration with the Unitary Authorities (UAs) --Bath & North East Somerset Council (BANES), Bristol City Council (BCC), and South Gloucestershire Council (SGC. The MCA is the local transport authority and the UAs are the highway authorities for their respective areas. The MCA is seeking to procure a concession contract for the delivery of the Integrated Micromobility Service (e-scooter & e-bike rental) within the West of England region.

Summary: The West of England Combined Authority is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process for the Integrated Micromobility Services 2027. This tender is focused on providing e-scooter and e-bike rental services in the West of England region, covering areas such as Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, and South Gloucestershire. The procurement method is a competitive flexible procedure for a concession contract, and the process is classified under non-scheduled passenger transport services. Key milestones include a Pre-Market Engagement Questionnaire due by 10th April 2026, and a future notice is planned for 1st June 2026. The contract period is expected to commence on 30th October 2026 and conclude on 31st July 2031.

Disposal of Operational Workshop equipment 2026

Description: The purpose of this procurement is to appoint a single supplier for the provision of services relating to the collection and selling of redundant DVSA testing equipment. Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) will require the continuation of service in reducing the volume of its Goods Vehicle Testing Station (GVTS) Estate and Facilities. This initiative, in conjunction with introducing Vehicle Examination Facilities (VEF's) to private premises will assist DVSA to meet its primary objective of bringing Individual Vehicle Approval (IVA) testing closer to Vehicle Operators and Vehicle Maintainers. As a result of this initiative DVSA testing equipment will become redundant and require disposal following work already undertaken to decommission the equipment in a professional manner to allow for the equipment to be used professionally once it has been (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process is initiated by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) for the project titled "Disposal of Operational Workshop equipment 2026". This tender falls within the services industry category focusing on transport services, addressing the disposal needs of redundant testing equipment across Great Britain. Located in Bristol, the DVSA intends to find a single supplier to manage the collection and sale of this decommissioned equipment from its Goods Vehicle Testing Stations (GVTS) and Enforcement sites. Currently in the tender stage, applicants must submit their proposals by the deadline of 6th May 2026. The planning stage previously concluded, with key engagements having occurred by January 19th, 2026. The tender follows an open procurement method suitable for below-threshold competition and necessitates the use of the Jaggaer portal for submissions.

Integrated Micromobility Services 2027

Description: The West of England Mayoral Combined Authority (MCA governs the geographical areas of Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, and South Gloucestershire. The MCA works in collaboration with the Unitary Authorities (UAs) --Bath & North East Somerset Council (BANES), Bristol City Council (BCC), and South Gloucestershire Council (SGC. The MCA is the local transport authority and the UAs are the highway authorities for their respective areas. The MCA is seeking to procure a concession contract for the delivery of the Integrated Micromobility Service (e-scooter & e-bike rental) within the West of England region.

Summary: The West of England Combined Authority is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process for the Integrated Micromobility Services 2027. This tender is focused on providing e-scooter and e-bike rental services in the West of England region, covering areas such as Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, and South Gloucestershire. The procurement method is a competitive flexible procedure for a concession contract, and the process is classified under non-scheduled passenger transport services. Key milestones include a Pre-Market Engagement Questionnaire due by 10th April 2026, and a future notice is planned for 1st June 2026. The contract period is expected to commence on 30th October 2026 and conclude on 31st July 2031.