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Repair of windows, College of Policing Harperley

Description: To carry out a programme of work for "Phase 1" of repair of mansion windows at College of Policing, Harperley Hall, DL15 8DS, in accordance with the documents found at Invitation to tender 1925 under Home Office Jaggaer portal. Phase 1 works to be undertaken during October 2026, with the option at College of Policing discretion for further work during 2027.

Summary: The procurement process for the "Repair of windows, College of Policing Harperley" is currently in the tender stage and is being conducted by the College of Policing Limited, based in Coventry, UK. The project falls under the category of works, specifically the installation and refurbishment of windows, located at Harperley Hall, DL15 8DS. This open competition, below the threshold tender, has a total gross budget of £25,000. Interested parties should note that the deadline for submission is 10th August 2026, with works scheduled to start on 5th October 2026 and expected to conclude by the end of October, with potential extensions into early 2027 at the College of Policing's discretion.

Expression of Interest (EOI): Support for families in crisis or at risk of or affected by care proceedings/child removal

Description: Bristol City Council wishes to test the level of market interest in providing a service which provides support for families in crisis or at risk of or affected by care proceedings/child removal. The aim of this service is to provide support to families in crisis in Bristol which improves outcomes for them and their children, reduces the need for social care involvement and reduces the number of children coming into care. The service will need to comprise of three distinct elements, which together will form the overall delivery model. The provider should have a demonstrable track record of delivering all three elements. The provision must: * Have an existing stable volunteer base in Bristol so referrals can be received and support offered from the beginning of the contract. (read more...)

Summary: Bristol City Council is initiating a procurement process at the planning stage with a focus on the industry category of health and social work services. The council seeks expressions of interest for a service designed to support families in crisis or those impacted by care proceedings and child removal, within the UKK11 region, specifically Bristol. The planning details include a milestone for expressions of interest due by 18th August 2026 via the ProContract portal, and the full tentative contract period spans from 1st April 2027 to 31st March 2030. The procurement follows a light-touch regime, focusing on service delivery and improvement of life outcomes for families with complex needs.

Construction of new 30 person boardroom at College of Policing site

Description: College of Policing is seeking a single supplier to carry out the for the installation of a new Boardroom and ante room located on the first floor of the open office space in the Edgbaston building , College of Policing, Ryton on Dunsmore, CV8 3EN in accordance with the documents attached hereto. Competitive bids are sought against the guideline budget shown. Bidders are required to submit their proposals, and all other correspondence, via the Home Office Jaggaer e sourcing portal. The link to this opportunity is as follows:- https://homeoffice.app.jaggaer.com/esop/toolkit/negotiation/rfq/modifyRfq.do?from=menu&_ncp=1784723871526.1678709-1 Bidders requiring to register as a supplier on the Jaggaer portal should do so via the following link:- https://homeoffice.app.jaggaer.com/web/login.html It is envisaged that this project will be carried out during an estimated period of eight weeks commencing October 2018. (read more...)

Summary: The College of Policing Limited, a public authority under sub-central government, has opened a tender for the construction of a new 30-person boardroom at their site in Ryton on Dunsmore, Coventry. This project includes the installation of the boardroom and an ante room within their Edgbaston building. The procurement process is currently in the tenderUpdate stage, with submissions closing on 10th August 2026. The expected commencement date of the contract is 26th October 2026, with completion anticipated by 18th December 2026. The procurement method is an open competition, below the threshold, and bids should be submitted via the Home Office Jaggaer e-sourcing portal. The contract is valued at £237,000 and falls under the office block construction and refurbishment work categories.

Construction of new 30 person boardroom at College of Policing site

Description: College of Policing is seeking a single supplier to carry out the for the installation of a new Boardroom and ante room located on the first floor of the open office space in the Edgbaston building , College of Policing, Ryton on Dunsmore, CV8 3EN in accordance with the documents attached hereto. Competitive bids are sought against the guideline budget shown. Bidders are required to submit their proposals, and all other correspondence, via the Home Office Jaggaer e sourcing portal. The link to this opportunity is as follows:- Bidders requiring to register as a supplier on the Jaggaer portal should do so via the following link:- It is envisaged that this project will be carried out during an estimated period of eight weeks commencing October 2018. In addition (read more...)

Summary: The College of Policing Limited, a public authority under sub-central government, has opened a tender for the construction of a new 30-person boardroom at their site in Ryton on Dunsmore, Coventry. This project includes the installation of the boardroom and an ante room within their Edgbaston building. The procurement process is currently in the tenderUpdate stage, with submissions closing on 10th August 2026. The expected commencement date of the contract is 26th October 2026, with completion anticipated by 18th December 2026. The procurement method is an open competition, below the threshold, and bids should be submitted via the Home Office Jaggaer e-sourcing portal. The contract is valued at £237,000 and falls under the office block construction and refurbishment work categories.

COP8_2026 Boiler renewal for Oxford and Watford

Description: Boiler renewal for Oxford and Watford Buildings at the College of Policing Ltd Ryton Site. To attend site at Ryton and conduct a Programme of work to renew Boilers at both Oxford and Watford buildings in accordance with the documents attached on the following link . https://homeoffice.app.jaggaer.com/esop/toolkit/negotiation/rfq/modifyRfq.do?from=menu&_ncp=1784633902148.1220861-1 Potential providers must register on the Home Office Jaggaer Portal, through which all communications must be made. In order to register on the Home Office Jaggaer Portal access the following link: https://homeoffice.app.jaggaer.com In case of difficulties in registering please refer to the contact details in the above link, or alternatively CPU.Mailbox@college.police.uk The Budget is a guideline only and competitive bids are sought. It is envisaged that the works will be carried out from the 5th to the 30th October 2026.

Summary: The tender process for the "COP8_2026 Boiler renewal for Oxford and Watford" is being managed by the College of Policing Limited, located in Coventry, United Kingdom. This active procurement, tagged as "tender", falls under the public authority - sub-central government category and involves the renewal of boilers at the Oxford and Watford Buildings at the College of Policing Ltd Ryton Site. The procurement stage is currently in the Tender phase with a deadline for submissions on 10th August 2026. The contract work is scheduled to be executed from 5th to 30th October 2026. The procurement method is open, detailing below threshold - open competition, which encourages competitive bids to achieve the best value for money, with a project value estimated at £108,033.

UPN-00618 - Future Places Fund

Description: Executive Summary & Background: The Investment Team is advancing the development of the PS500m Future Places Fund (FPF). The fund is evolving its core strategy to operate as a regional impact investment platform specifically targeting stalled, "oven-ready" housing and commercial schemes across the region. Unlike traditional public sector funding architectures, the FPF will move away from grant reliance. Instead, it will deploy a revolving, largely repayable investment model designed to recycle capital over time, alongside a deal-by-deal co-investment strategy with institutional and pension fund partners to maximize regional impact. The draft investment strategy and structure have recently been formally endorsed by the Strategic Place Partnership Board. The Authority is now finalising the necessary governance and delivery architecture to ensure schemes can be brought forward rapidly. Scope of Requirements: (read more...)

Summary: The West of England Combined Authority is in the planning stage of a significant procurement process for the Future Places Fund, with a total investment of £500 million targeted at stimulating stalled housing and commercial projects within the region. The procurement focuses on financial consultancy and real estate services and involves an innovative revolving investment model. A market engagement event is planned for 23rd July 2026, aimed at fostering interaction with potential bidders. Interested parties must express interest by 22nd July 2026 to participate. The contract period is expected to begin on 22nd October 2026, with a potential maximum duration of 5 years, subject to renewals.

UPN-00618 - Future Places Fund

Description: Executive Summary & Background: The Investment Team is advancing the development of the PS500m Future Places Fund (FPF). The fund is evolving its core strategy to operate as a regional impact investment platform specifically targeting stalled, "oven-ready" housing and commercial schemes across the region. Unlike traditional public sector funding architectures, the FPF will move away from grant reliance. Instead, it will deploy a revolving, largely repayable investment model designed to recycle capital over time, alongside a deal-by-deal co-investment strategy with institutional and pension fund partners to maximize regional impact. The draft investment strategy and structure have recently been formally endorsed by the Strategic Place Partnership Board. The Authority is now finalising the necessary governance and delivery architecture to ensure schemes can be brought forward rapidly. Scope of Requirements: (read more...)

Summary: The West of England Combined Authority is in the planning stage of a significant procurement process for the Future Places Fund, with a total investment of £500 million targeted at stimulating stalled housing and commercial projects within the region. The procurement focuses on financial consultancy and real estate services and involves an innovative revolving investment model. A market engagement event is planned for 23rd July 2026, aimed at fostering interaction with potential bidders. Interested parties must express interest by 22nd July 2026 to participate. The contract period is expected to begin on 22nd October 2026, with a potential maximum duration of 5 years, subject to renewals.

UPN-00618 - Future Places Fund

Description: Executive Summary & Background: The Investment Team is advancing the development of the PS500m Future Places Fund (FPF). The fund is evolving its core strategy to operate as a regional impact investment platform specifically targeting stalled, "oven-ready" housing and commercial schemes across the region. Unlike traditional public sector funding architectures, the FPF will move away from grant reliance. Instead, it will deploy a revolving, largely repayable investment model designed to recycle capital over time, alongside a deal-by-deal co-investment strategy with institutional and pension fund partners to maximize regional impact. The draft investment strategy and structure have recently been formally endorsed by the Strategic Place Partnership Board. The Authority is now finalising the necessary governance and delivery architecture to ensure schemes can be brought forward rapidly. Scope of Requirements: (read more...)

Summary: The West of England Combined Authority is in the planning stage of a significant procurement process for the Future Places Fund, with a total investment of £500 million targeted at stimulating stalled housing and commercial projects within the region. The procurement focuses on financial consultancy and real estate services and involves an innovative revolving investment model. A market engagement event is planned for 23rd July 2026, aimed at fostering interaction with potential bidders. Interested parties must express interest by 22nd July 2026 to participate. The contract period is expected to begin on 22nd October 2026, with a potential maximum duration of 5 years, subject to renewals.

Rough Sleeping Navigators Service

Description: The service will support people with a history of rough sleeping who experience multiple disadvantages and barriers to accessing accommodation and support services. The service will help them navigate the various systems and advocate for positive outcomes.

Summary: Bristol City Council is in the planning stage of a public procurement process titled "Rough Sleeping Navigators Service." This process, under the classification of housing and health and social work services, aims to support individuals with a history of rough sleeping by helping them navigate support systems and advocate for positive outcomes. The procurement stage involves a virtual supplier engagement event scheduled for 15th September 2026, from 10:30 to 11:30 am, to provide early information on the procurement requirements and approach. Interested participants should register by contacting joni.lloyd@bristol.gov.uk. Taking place in the UK region, this tender will cover services between 1st April 2027 and 31st March 2029, with an anticipated gross value of £621,402.

Coleford Clock Tower Restoration and Reparation

Description: Coleford Town Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced main contractor specialising in historic building conservation to undertake the repair, restoration and alteration of the Grade II listed Coleford Clock Tower, located in Market Place, Coleford, Gloucestershire. The works comprise structural repairs to internal floors; conservation repairs to the historic fabric using traditional and sympathetic materials; external and internal restoration works; reinstatement of historic openings and fixed windows; electrical installations and new internal lighting to the ground and first floors; and the design and installation of specialist safety features within the roof area. The successful contractor will also undertake Contractor's Design Portion (CDP) elements identified within the contract documentation. The contractor will act as Principal Contractor under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM (read more...)

Summary: Coleford Town Council is initiating a tender process to restore and repair the Grade II listed Coleford Clock Tower, situated in Market Place, Coleford, Gloucestershire. This project falls under the industry category of conservation works for buildings of historical or architectural interest, including roof repair and masonry work. The procurement process, managed by DITTRICH HUDSON ARCHITECTS LIMITED, is currently in the tender stage, with submissions to be made electronically by 28th August 2026. Interested parties had until 21st August 2026 to submit enquiries. The estimated contract value is approximately £670,000, and the construction phase is scheduled to start on 4th January 2027 and end by 4th October 2027. The procurement method is an open competition, following a below-threshold process.