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Filton Festival 2027

Description: Filton Town Council's Vision: 'To celebrate, with all the communities of Filton, the heart and soul of the town in the unique setting of Elm Park in 2027 Festival Background: The town has held a Festival for 25 years (first held in 2001) which takes place during a Sunday in summer each year and which regularly attracts in excess of 2000 visitors and participants over 1 day (which we are looking to grow). 1. AIMS OF THE FILTON FESTIVAL I. To showcase Filton's talent and heritage. II. To be accessible to Filton's diverse communities. III. To boost image and promote Council services such as the Multi-Use Short Track, Football Pitch, Elm Park Leisure Centre and other facilities. IV. To run an exciting Sci-Fi themed festival that runs on (read more...)

Summary: Filton Town Council is seeking an event-management contractor to produce Filton Festival in 2027 and for the following two years. The contractor will plan and deliver the festival, developing its programme and content while making it accessible and welcoming to diverse communities. The event is held at Elm Park in Filton and aims to showcase local talent and heritage, promote council facilities, support local businesses and projects, and attract residents and visitors. The council wants the festival to grow while remaining safe, sustainable and relevant to the town. The work includes building local partnerships, involving residents and young people, managing crowds and alcohol, handling waste and protecting the park. The festival has previously attracted more than 2,000 visitors and participants in a single day.

LSL/DC/0259 - The Supply of Physical Training Equipment - Leasing

Description: In April 2015, the MOD signed a thirteen year contract with Leidos Europe Ltd to provide the procurement and inventory management of commodity items (as well as the storage and distribution services), that were historically provided in-house by the Logistic Commodities and Services Operating Centre. Leidos, working with the MOD, will transform the way these services are delivered to ensure requirements continue to be met whilst providing best value for money for the department. The organisation delivering these services is known as Team Leidos. Team Leidos would like to make markets aware that we are intending to consider approaches that could fulfill our Leasing PTE requirements. It is the aim of this Preliminary Market Engagement Notice (PMEN) to encourage companies, suppliers, or manufacturers to make us aware and (read more...)

Summary: Team Leidos, working with the Ministry of Defence, is exploring a leasing approach for physical training equipment. The requirement covers fitness and gym equipment, including multi-gyms, weights and resistance-training equipment, aerobic equipment and physical therapy devices. The aim is to understand suppliers’ and manufacturers’ approaches and current market innovation, and to use that insight to shape the future procurement strategy. Equipment and services are intended for delivery in the United Kingdom. Leidos Supply Limited is the buyer, with TVS Supply Chain Solutions involved in conducting parts of the evaluation. The wider Team Leidos arrangement covers procurement and inventory management of commodity items, alongside storage and distribution for the Ministry of Defence.

Fleet Solid Support (FSS) Ship Support RAS Vehicle (SSRV)

Description: The Fleet Solid Support (FSS) Programme requires 240 Ship Support Replenishment at Sea (RAS) Vehicles (SSRVs) to enable the full capability of the three Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) ships. A total of 240 SSRVs are required for the x3 FSS ships, training and spares. Indicative manufacturing delivery timescales are as follows: Training - January 2029 - Qty 10 Ship 1 - Autumn 2030 - Qty 80 Ship 2 - Autumn 2031 - Qty 80 Ship 3 - Autumn 2032 - Qty 70

Summary: Defence Equipment and Support intends to procure 240 Ship Support Replenishment at Sea Vehicles (SSRVs) for the Fleet Solid Support programme. The vehicles will equip three Royal Fleet Auxiliary ships and provide for training and spares. They are used to replenish ships at sea. The requirement is for the manufacture and delivery of the vehicles, which are classified as goods and associated with steel. Delivery is in the United Kingdom. The planned quantities are 10 vehicles for training, 80 for each of the first two ships and 70 for the third. This is a defence and security procurement being developed by the Ministry of Defence’s Defence Equipment and Support organisation.

LSL/MED/0254 The Supply and Manufacture of Unlicensed Medicines

Description: In April 2015 the MOD signed a thirteen year contract with Leidos Europe Ltd to provide the procurement and inventory management of commodity items (as well as the storage and distribution services) historically provided in-house by the Logistic Commodities and Services Operating Centre. Leidos, working with the MOD, will transform the way these services are delivered to ensure requirements continue to be met whilst providing best value for money for the department. The organisation delivering these services is known as Team Leidos. Team Leidos would like to make markets aware that we are intending to investigate innovative approaches to fill our Supply and Manufacture of Unlicensed Medicines requirements. It is the aim of this Preliminary Market Engagement Notice (PMEN) to encourage companies, suppliers, or manufacturers to make us (read more...)

Summary: Leidos Supply Ltd is exploring future arrangements for the supply and manufacture of unlicensed medicines for the Ministry of Defence. The requirement sits within Team Leidos’ wider logistics service for the MOD, which covers procurement and inventory management of commodity items, as well as storage and distribution. The medicines requirement is intended to help meet the MOD’s ongoing needs, and the buyer is seeking information about innovative approaches and current market developments to inform its future strategy. The goods are pharmaceutical products, with delivery in the United Kingdom. TVS Supply Chain Solutions Ltd is involved in conducting parts of the evaluation.

Roof Replacement Works - Bullers Hill Office, Haldon, Devon.

Description: Replacement of the existing roof at Bullers Hill Office in Haldon, Devon, including removal and disposal of the existing roof covering, structural strengthening works, installation of a new galvanised standing seam composite roof system, associated flashings, rainwater goods, inspections, testing and handover documentation. For full details of our requirements, please refer to the Scope

Summary: The Forestry Commission is procuring roof replacement works at Bullers Hill Office in Haldon, Devon. The work covers removing and disposing of the existing roof covering, strengthening the structure, and installing a new galvanised standing-seam composite roof system. It also includes associated flashings and rainwater goods, followed by inspections, testing and handover documentation. This is a building-roofing and specialist construction requirement, rather than a supply-only purchase. The work is for the Commission’s office at Bullers Hill.

UK1: 715941475 - Provision and In Service Support of Metal Laundry

Description: The Authority has a requirement to competitively procure new Metal Laundry Equipment (MLE) followed by the provision of in-service support for the new MLE. This requirement will include the removal and disposal of the extant equipment prior to the installation of new, including Shot Blasting, Manganese Phosphating, Degreasing and Paint Stripping.

Summary: Defence Equipment and Support intends to procure new metal laundry equipment for use in the United Kingdom, together with support for the equipment while it is in service. The work also includes removing and disposing of the existing equipment before installing the replacement. Preparatory treatment activities specified for the old equipment are shot blasting, manganese phosphating, degreasing and paint stripping. This is a combined supply and service requirement, with both equipment provision and ongoing support forming part of the scope. The buying organisation is Defence Equipment and Support, the Ministry of Defence body responsible for this procurement. Suppliers should consider whether they can provide the equipment, manage its removal and replacement, and support it after installation across the stated UK-wide delivery area.

Palladian Academy Trust - Comms & Security Partner

Description: Palladian Academy Trust is a strong Trust based in Bath and Wiltshire that offers education from 4-19. We are proud that our schools serve different communities, some are church schools, some are non-denominational, but together we know we are better placed to ensure our pupils have the best educational experience. The Trust was established in 2016 and is named after a local landmark, The Palladian Bridge in Prior Park, a symbol of connection and unity. As a Trust, we know that each of our schools has its own distinctiveness and each one brings different strengths as an equal partner. While we recognise what each school has to offer individually, we also work together at the same time, to maximise the benefits of being part of a larger network (read more...)

Summary: Palladian Academy Trust is seeking a communications and security partner to provide broadband and associated services for its schools. The core requirement is a leased-line broadband connection at each school, with a diverse routed automatic failover line, firewalling, and filtering and monitoring aligned with current Keeping Children Safe in Education standards. The service also includes support and maintenance, installation and transition, end-to-end service-level management, monitoring, management and reporting, and coordination of any third parties. The supplier must interface directly with the Trust’s outsourced ICT support provider to resolve issues and requests. Telephony may be added in future years. The Trust provides education for pupils aged 4–19 and is based in Bath and Wiltshire; delivery is required across the listed English regions, including the South West.

Strategic Defence Review - Energetics Grant Structure Information notice

Description: The UK government is acting on the Strategic Defence Review's recommendations by investing in the 'factories of the future' initiative, bringing energetics industries back to the UK, and strengthening our long-term national security by building up to six new energetics and munitions factories in the UK. The purpose of this notice is to communicate the Ministry of Defence's (MoD's) intention to open grant windows to support the construction of new energetic synthesis facilities. The MoD expects there to be multiple grant windows, during which companies may submit grant proposals. The grants are designed to establish new, sustainable UK production capacity for critical energetic materials. We are seeking to strengthen the resilience and security of our munitions supply chain, reduce reliance on overseas sources and unlock significant private investment (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Defence intends to offer grants for companies to build new UK facilities producing energetic materials: substances used in explosives and munitions. The aim is to establish sustainable domestic production, strengthen the security and resilience of the munitions supply chain, reduce reliance on overseas sources and encourage private investment. The programme may support up to six new energetics and munitions factories, through multiple grant windows. This grant competition is separate from feasibility and engineering-design work already under way; prior involvement in that work is not required. The intended delivery is in the United Kingdom. The procurement is described as supporting military research and technology (CPV 73410000), but its practical focus is investment in new production facilities rather than a research services contract.

Palladian Academy Trust - Comms & Security Partner

Description: Palladian Academy Trust is a strong Trust based in Bath and Wiltshire that offers education from 4-19. We are proud that our schools serve different communities, some are church schools, some are non-denominational, but together we know we are better placed to ensure our pupils have the best educational experience. The Trust was established in 2016 and is named after a local landmark, The Palladian Bridge in Prior Park, a symbol of connection and unity. As a Trust, we know that each of our schools has its own distinctiveness and each one brings different strengths as an equal partner. While we recognise what each school has to offer individually, we also work together at the same time, to maximise the benefits of being part of a larger network (read more...)

Summary: Palladian Academy Trust is seeking a communications and security partner to provide broadband and associated services for its schools. The core requirement is a leased-line broadband connection at each school, with a diverse routed automatic failover line, firewalling, and filtering and monitoring aligned with current Keeping Children Safe in Education standards. The service also includes support and maintenance, installation and transition, end-to-end service-level management, monitoring, management and reporting, and coordination of any third parties. The supplier must interface directly with the Trust’s outsourced ICT support provider to resolve issues and requests. Telephony may be added in future years. The Trust provides education for pupils aged 4–19 and is based in Bath and Wiltshire; delivery is required across the listed English regions, including the South West.

Strategic Defence Review - Grant Structure Information notice

Description: The UK government is acting on the Strategic Defence Review's recommendations by investing in the 'factories of the future' initiative, bringing energetics industries back to the UK, and strengthening our long-term national security by building up to six new energetics and munitions factories in the UK. The purpose of this notice is to communicate the Ministry of Defence's (MoD's) intention to open grant windows to support the construction of new energetic synthesis facilities. The MoD expects there to be multiple grant windows, during which companies may submit grant proposals. The grants are designed to establish new, sustainable UK production capacity for critical energetic materials. We are seeking to strengthen the resilience and security of our munitions supply chain, reduce reliance on overseas sources and unlock significant private investment (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Defence intends to offer grants for companies to build new UK facilities producing energetic materials: substances used in explosives and munitions. The aim is to establish sustainable domestic production, strengthen the security and resilience of the munitions supply chain, reduce reliance on overseas sources and encourage private investment. The programme may support up to six new energetics and munitions factories, through multiple grant windows. This grant competition is separate from feasibility and engineering-design work already under way; prior involvement in that work is not required. The intended delivery is in the United Kingdom. The procurement is described as supporting military research and technology (CPV 73410000), but its practical focus is investment in new production facilities rather than a research services contract.