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Highway Condition and Digital Safety Inspections Contract

Description: Highway Condition and Digital Safety Inspections comprising of:- * Condition Survey, LifeCycle Modelling and Scheme Identification Element * SafetyView Driven Inspection Element * Streetworks Inspection Development

Summary: Bristol City Council intends to replace two existing highway inspection contracts with one service covering road and footway condition surveys, lifecycle modelling, scheme identification, SafetyView-driven inspections and development of streetworks inspections. The work is intended to support highway condition monitoring and safety inspections while achieving value for money and savings through combining the existing services. The buyer is Bristol City Council, and delivery is in Bristol. This is a highway engineering inspection and surveying service, including digital inspection work. The combined scope brings together routine condition assessment, modelling to inform maintenance planning, identification of schemes for action, safety-focused inspections and development of streetworks inspection arrangements. Suppliers should consider whether they can provide this range of connected services as a single contract.

Media Integrated End-to-End Campaigns

Description: The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) is procuring integrated end-to-end campaign services through the Government Commercial Agency (GCA) Media and Creative Services Framework (RM6364), Lot 7 - Integrated End-to-End Campaigns. The contract will support the communications and campaign requirements of both DVSA and the Department for Transport (DfT). Services will include communications strategy, creative development, media planning and buying, public relations, partnerships, influencer engagement, campaign optimisation and evaluation. Activity may support existing, planned and future communications priorities, including recruitment campaigns, behaviour change campaigns, public information campaigns, transport-related communications and other emerging Government priorities requiring a communications solution.

Summary: The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) plans to buy integrated end-to-end campaign services for its own communications and those of the Department for Transport. The work covers communications strategy, creative development, media planning and buying, public relations, partnerships, influencer engagement, campaign optimisation and evaluation. Campaigns may address recruitment, behaviour change, public information, transport communications and other emerging government priorities. This is a marketing and communications services requirement, classified as advertising and marketing services (CPV 79340000). The work supports a range of government communication needs rather than a single campaign. The buying organisation is DVSA, a central government agency; the services are for DVSA and the Department for Transport.

Supply of OHL Stay Wire

Description: National Grid Electricity Distribution is running a tender for the supply of OHL Stay Wire. This equipment shall be supplied in accordance to NGED's Engineering Specification OH4L/2 which will be shared at tender stage, and will be supplied across various NGED sites in the East & West Midlands, South West and South Wales.

Summary: National Grid Electricity Distribution plc plans to procure overhead-line stay wire, a wire product used to support overhead electricity distribution lines. The supply must comply with National Grid Electricity Distribution’s engineering specification OH4L/2, which is expected to be shared with suppliers at the tender stage. Deliveries are intended for National Grid sites across the East and West Midlands, the South West and South Wales. This is a goods requirement for a utility, rather than a works or installation contract. Manufacturers and distributors of stay wire and related stranded wire products are the most directly relevant suppliers; businesses serving electricity network operators may also have relevant product and logistics capabilities.

Bathroom Installation Framework

Description: The Council wishes to appoint up to 4 experienced contractors to carry out full bathroom replacements including additional electrical upgrades that are on the Employers Planned Maintenance Programme. The Contractors would not be expected to carry out Reactive maintenance. Work will be allocated on an even 25% of work orders to each of the award contractors, should 4 places be awarded. Work may be awarded on a property by property basis, or in blocks if replacements are required at the same location.

Summary: Bristol City Council intends to establish a framework for full bathroom replacements in properties covered by its planned maintenance programme. The work includes associated electrical upgrades; reactive maintenance is outside the scope. Replacements may be allocated property by property or in blocks where several are needed at the same location. The work is in Bristol. This is building refurbishment and bathroom installation work (CPV 45211310), procured as works. The Council expects to appoint up to four contractors to carry out the work, with work orders shared evenly between them if all four places are awarded.

Tree and Woodland Maintenance - Arboriculture Services

Description: This project is to appoint a specialist arboricultural contractor to provide comprehensive tree and woodland maintenance services across Bristol City Council's tree stock and woodland assets. The contract covers planned and reactive arboricultural operations including tree inspections, pruning, crown management, pollarding, felling, stump treatment, epicormic growth removal, planting, establishment and aftercare of new trees, and the maintenance of young and mature tree populations. The service is intended to ensure public safety, protect and enhance the council's tree assets, support biodiversity and ecological value, maintain highways and public spaces, comply with relevant arboricultural standards and legislation, and deliver the sustainable long-term management of the city's urban forest and woodland estate between 2027 and 2032.

Summary: Bristol City Council is seeking a specialist contractor to maintain its trees and woodland across Bristol. The service includes planned and reactive tree inspections and operations: pruning, crown management, pollarding, felling, stump treatment and removal of epicormic growth. It also covers planting and aftercare of new trees, plus the maintenance of young and mature trees. The work is intended to protect public safety and the Council’s tree assets, support biodiversity, maintain highways and public spaces, and manage the city’s urban forest and woodland sustainably. This is an arboriculture and forestry service contract, covering the Council’s tree stock and woodland assets throughout Bristol.

Fully Comprehensive Lift Maintenance and Repairs (Passenger Lifts, Platform Lifts and Stairlifts)(Brunelcare)

Description: Brunelcare wishes to invite Tender Responses for the supply of services in respect of a Fully Comprehensive Lift Maintenance and Repairs (Passenger Lifts, Platform Lifts and Stairlifts) Contract. Brunelcare is looking for a reliable, experienced lift contractor to keep its lifts safe and running across 55 assets at 20 sites in Bristol and Somerset. Many of these sites are care homes and extra care schemes, where residents depend on their lifts every day. Fast response, a high first-time fix rate and clear communication are essential. Brunelcare is a Bristol-based charity providing high-quality housing, care and support for later living in the South West. This is a fully comprehensive contract lift maintenance and repairs. It covers planned maintenance, 24/7 emergency call-out, all repairs and parts, and testing, for one (read more...)

Summary: Brunelcare is seeking a contractor to maintain and repair passenger lifts, platform lifts and stairlifts across its portfolio of 55 lift assets at 20 sites in Bristol and Somerset. The fully comprehensive service includes planned maintenance, 24-hour emergency call-outs, repairs, parts and testing, covering care homes and extra-care housing where residents rely on lifts daily. The supplier will be responsible for keeping the equipment safe and operational, with fast response, a high first-time fix rate and clear communication identified as important. Brunelcare, a Bristol-based charity providing housing, care and support for older people in the South West, is the buyer. The contract covers one combined portfolio rather than separate site or lift-type packages.

Somerset, Wiltshire, Avon, and Gloucestershire Cancer Alliance Lung Cancer Screening Managed Service

Description: Bristol NHS Foundation Trust (BFT) intends to commence a procurement exercise, potential as early as November 2026, to secure a provider capable of delivering the provision of a fully managed Lung Cancer Screening (LCS) service, previously known as the Targeted Lung Health (TLHC), across the Somerset, Wiltshire, Avon and Gloucestershire (SWAG) regional programme.

Summary: Bristol NHS Foundation Trust intends to procure an end-to-end managed lung cancer screening service for the Somerset, Wiltshire, Avon and Gloucestershire (SWAG) regional programme. The service, formerly known as Targeted Lung Health Checks, is expected to cover the full screening pathway: identifying eligible people, arranging appointments, carrying out lung health checks, face-to-face clinical reviews and low-dose CT scans, reporting and assessing results, multidisciplinary review, communicating results, and follow-up, surveillance and recall. The provider is also expected to supply clinical and diagnostic services, appropriately qualified staff and equipped mobile units, IT and data management, and programme management covering logistics, stakeholder communications and ongoing service development. The buyer is Bristol NHS Foundation Trust. Delivery is across Somerset, Wiltshire, Avon and Gloucestershire.

Cotham School - Invitation to Tender School Management Information System (MIS)

Description: Cotham School are seeking a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution for the provision of a comprehensive Schools Management Information System (MIS). The primary objective of this tender is to procure a solution that enables schools to efficiently and effectively fulfil statutory and legislative responsibilities. The solution must support compliance with all relevant educational regulations and standards. The required school management information system should streamline administrative processes, enhance data management, and improve overall operational efficiency. It is essential that the solution minimises the need for third-party add-ons by encompassing a wide range of functionalities within a single platform. This will ensure that schools can operate seamlessly without the additional burden of procuring and managing multiple solutions.

Summary: Cotham School is seeking a software-as-a-service school management information system (MIS). The system is intended to help schools meet their statutory and legislative responsibilities and comply with relevant education regulations and standards. It should bring together a broad range of functions in one platform, reducing the need to buy and manage third-party add-ons. The aim is to streamline administration, improve data management and support more efficient school operations. This is an IT and software service, including attendance recording. The buying organisation is Cotham School, based in Cotham, Bristol; the procurement is for a school MIS solution. The stated requirement is for a comprehensive system rather than a collection of separate products.

Request for Information: Cloud managed service team outsourcing on-call customer supportCloud managed service team outsourcing on-call customer support

Description: We are considering outsourcing the support we provide our public sector customers for the management of their AWS and Azure infrastructure... Please read the Request for Information document for full detail

Summary: Jisc is considering outsourcing the support it provides public sector customers for the management of their AWS and Azure infrastructure. The potential service is cloud infrastructure management and technical support, including on-call customer support. It is a services requirement, with delivery in the United Kingdom. The work would support Jisc’s public sector customers rather than describe a specific cloud migration or supply of cloud software. The buyer is Jisc. The request for information asks suppliers for high-level information to help Jisc consider the options available for providing this support. The scope is therefore at an early exploratory stage, focused on outsourced support for AWS and Azure environments.

Jisc Google for Education Reseller Framework Agreement

Description: This opportunity is for the Contracting Authority who wishes to establish a single-lot, multi-supplier framework agreement covering the supply of Google for Education products and services. The Google products, editions, and base prices available under this Framework are to be governed by a separate commercial agreement between Jisc Services Limited and Google (the 'Jisc-Google Agreement'). Google Workspace for Education editions * Gemini for Education * Chrome Education Upgrade * ChromeOS Flex The Supplier(s) shall manage the full licence lifecycle including new licence provisioning, renewals, upgrades and downgrades, true-ups and true-downs, and migrations between permitted editions, and provide full wrap-around support services to customers. Please carefully read the ITT document set for full details.

Summary: Jisc Services Limited is seeking suppliers for a framework covering Google for Education products and related services. Products include Google Workspace for Education editions, Gemini for Education, Chrome Education Upgrade and ChromeOS Flex. Suppliers will manage the full licence lifecycle, including provisioning, renewals, upgrades, downgrades, licence adjustments and migrations between permitted editions, and provide wrap-around customer support. Product editions and base prices are governed by a separate commercial agreement between Jisc and Google; suppliers set their margin under the framework. The requirement combines software supply with licensing administration, technical support and software-related services. Deliveries and services may be provided in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Guernsey, the Isle of Man and Jersey.