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Responsive Repairs & Void Refurbishment Framework for Domestic Properties 26-29

Description: Responsive Repairs & Void Refurbishment Framework for Domestic Properties 26-29 These lots will cover any of our void (Vacant) domestic and residential properties across the city, for the full scope of works including but not limited to: Bricklaying Carpentry Electrical Painting Plastering Plumbing Roofing & Scaffolding

Summary: Bristol City Council is conducting an active procurement process for a "Responsive Repairs & Void Refurbishment Framework for Domestic Properties 26-29" across the Bristol region. The contract involves construction work and repair and maintenance services on various domestic properties, specifically focusing on responsive repairs and void refurbishment. This procurement process is employing an open procedure method, with a framework agreement anticipated without reopening competition. The total estimated value of the contract is £40 million (gross value: £48 million), encompassing critical tasks like bricklaying, carpentry, electrical work, and roofing. Key dates include the closure of the tender period on 15th July 2026, with awards expected by 8th September 2026, leading to a contract period commencing on 1st October 2026 and potentially extending up to 30th September 2030.

Responsive Repairs & Void Refurbishment Framework for Domestic Properties 26-29

Description: 2.1. The council wishes to appoint contractors in the Bristol area for work on residential properties. This will be a new framework consisting of the below Lots. Lot 1 - Responsive Repairs Lot 2 - Void Refurbishment These lots will cover any of our domestic and residential properties across the city, for the full scope of works including but not limited to: Bricklaying Carpentry Electrical Painting Plastering Plumbing Roofing & Scaffolding Successful contractors will be required to accept and manage works across any and all of the scopes as required.

Summary: Bristol City Council is conducting an active procurement process for a "Responsive Repairs & Void Refurbishment Framework for Domestic Properties 26-29" across the Bristol region. The contract involves construction work and repair and maintenance services on various domestic properties, specifically focusing on responsive repairs and void refurbishment. This procurement process is employing an open procedure method, with a framework agreement anticipated without reopening competition. The total estimated value of the contract is £40 million (gross value: £48 million), encompassing critical tasks like bricklaying, carpentry, electrical work, and roofing. Key dates include the closure of the tender period on 15th July 2026, with awards expected by 8th September 2026, leading to a contract period commencing on 1st October 2026 and potentially extending up to 30th September 2030.

Real Time Information - Bus Journeys 2027

Description: Real Time Information system for Bus Services - a prime contractor to deliver all elements of the RTI system, including the prediction engine, content management system, and displays. This includes supply, installation and maintenance of the displays across the West of England region.

Summary: The West of England Combined Authority has initiated the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Real Time Information - Bus Journeys 2027". This project falls under the industry category of goods, specifically a real-time passenger information system for bus services. It involves supplying, installing, and maintaining displays across the West of England region, with the procurement method identified as an open procedure. The contract is scheduled to commence on 7th September 2026, concluding on 8th September 2031, with potential extensions until 2035. Interested parties should note an important event date for a future notice on 22nd June 2026.

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 procurement process for the Integrated Micromobility Services 2027. This procurement involves a concession contract for e-scooter and e-bike rentals across Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, and South Gloucestershire. The industry category focuses on non-scheduled passenger transport. The procurement includes a competitive flexible procedure with pre-market engagement activities. Interested parties are encouraged to register on the Atamis portal to participate in the pre-market engagement set to conclude by 17 April 2026. The planned contract period starts on 30 October 2026, extending to 31 July 2031, with future notices expected by 28 August 2026.

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 procurement process for the Integrated Micromobility Services 2027. This procurement involves a concession contract for e-scooter and e-bike rentals across Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, and South Gloucestershire. The industry category focuses on non-scheduled passenger transport. The procurement includes a competitive flexible procedure with pre-market engagement activities. Interested parties are encouraged to register on the Atamis portal to participate in the pre-market engagement set to conclude by 17 April 2026. The planned contract period starts on 30 October 2026, extending to 31 July 2031, with future notices expected by 28 August 2026.

Supply and Maintenance of Urban Traffic Management and Control Systems (software)

Description: Bristol City Council's current Contract for it's UTC/SCOOT and UTMC Common database is due to expire, and we are seeking to award a new Contract. The UTC/SCOOT systems must incorporate the latest technology and functionality available. The system will be required to be scalable and be able to integrate with both existing and next generation of equipment. BCC is currently trialling Yunex's FUSION system and seeking to move towards an Adaptive AI Multi Modal Traffic Control system with the same/equivalent functionality. Depending on the outcome of the trail a decision may be made for it to replace SCOOT. The system must be able to provide bus priority using external data feed from ticketer. The supplier will also be required to provide support and training to operators of the (read more...)

Summary: Bristol City Council is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process for the "Supply and Maintenance of Urban Traffic Management and Control Systems (software)." This initiative, focused on services in the IT and transportation sectors, seeks to enhance urban traffic management with cutting-edge technology. It is located in the UKK11 region of the United Kingdom. The council has released a market engagement notice to gauge interest and determine the best procurement route. Interested parties can submit their expressions of interest by 5th June 2026, marking critical planning activities for this procurement process.

HE Consultancy Framework: Libraries; Digital preservation

Description: Jisc is establishing an open framework to enable Jisc to purchase HE consultancy. This consultancy focuses on the needs of libraries in the UK higher education sector. Jisc consultancy supports institutions with the development and implementation of digital transformation programmes at both strategic and operational levels, from business strategies and planning to development of systems, services and data management including digital preservation. The Open Framework covers five specialisms separated into Lots: Strategy: strategy development, business planning, service development, digital resources management Copyright and licensing: copyright and licensing issues in relation to digital collections and scholarly communication Systems: library systems, systems integration, migration, requirements gathering and options analysis Data and metadata: bibliographic data management, collection management, metadata standards, workflows Digital preservation: standards, formats, solutions, management and procurement The Supplier (read more...)

Summary: JISC, a public authority in the sub-central government sector, is currently in the planning phase of a procurement process for their "HE Consultancy Framework: Libraries; Digital preservation" contract. This tender covers multiple specialisms, focusing on the UK higher education sector's libraries and digital transformation needs. The procurement stage prioritises planning, with market engagement occurring through preliminary notices. Suppliers must be registered on the JISC portal to participate. The key milestone is the engagement correspondence deadline, set for 1st July 2026, with the contract period starting from 17th December 2026 and potentially extending until 16th December 2034. The value of this service-oriented procurement is £1,000,000 to £1,200,000 GBP. The framework involves a well-structured process, following the Procurement Act 2023, and requires suppliers to meet specific criteria, including an interview stage. Suppliers will have further communication opportunities, with the next notice date scheduled for 19th August 2026.

HRA Bathroom Installation Framework

Description: The Council wishes to appoint experienced contractors to carry out full bathroom replacements including additional electrical upgrades that are on the Employers Planned Maintenance Programme.

Summary: Bristol City Council is currently in the planning stage for a procurement titled "HRA Bathroom Installation Framework". This procurement falls under the construction work industry category and is planned to be carried out within the United Kingdom, specifically in the UKK1 region. The total contract value is set at £15,000,000, and the framework is scheduled to commence on 1st April 2027, concluding on 1st April 2031. The procurement is being conducted via an open procedure, which is commonly used for larger contracts. A future notice date is anticipated on 1st September 2026, which will provide additional details about the tender opportunities.

Young People's Supported Accommodation

Description: Redesign the accommodation into a Supported Housing Pathway to try to maximise the existing level of provision and changing the way we commission the support to allow individual support packages to be more flexible and to reflect the required Ofsted standards.

Summary: Bristol City Council is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Young People's Supported Accommodation." The project aims to redesign accommodation into a Supported Housing Pathway to better provision and align with Ofsted standards. The procurement process falls under the health and social work services category and is based in the UKK1 region, United Kingdom. Key dates include the planned contract period from 1st April 2027 to 31st March 2030, with further notices expected by 1st January 2027. The council is using an open procedure for this procurement, which includes a framework agreement, indicating a light-touch regime for services above the threshold value of GBP 7,083,057.

HRA Bathroom Installation Framework

Description: The Council wishes to appoint experienced contractors to carry out full bathroom replacements including additional electrical upgrades that are on the Employers Planned Maintenance Programme.

Summary: Bristol City Council is currently in the planning stage for a procurement titled "HRA Bathroom Installation Framework". This procurement falls under the construction work industry category and is planned to be carried out within the United Kingdom, specifically in the UKK1 region. The total contract value is set at £15,000,000, and the framework is scheduled to commence on 1st April 2027, concluding on 1st April 2031. The procurement is being conducted via an open procedure, which is commonly used for larger contracts. A future notice date is anticipated on 1st September 2026, which will provide additional details about the tender opportunities.