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CA18265 - Yeovil College ITT for Mobile Phone Provisions

Description: Yeovil College Invitation to Tender for Mobile Phone Provisions To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA18265. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA18265 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 020 3920 8054.

Summary: Yeovil College has initiated an active tender process titled "CA18265 - Yeovil College ITT for Mobile Phone Provisions," targeting the mobile-telephone services industry. The procurement, classified under CPV code 64212000, focuses on acquiring mobile phone provisions and related telecommunications services. This open procedure tender is set in Yeovil, England, and is open for submissions until 24th August 2026. The contract period extends from 2nd November 2026 to 31st October 2029. Potential suppliers are encouraged to participate by accessing additional information and submitting their proposals through the specified Multiquote portal.

Yeovil College ITT for Mobile Phone Provisions

Description: Yeovil College Invitation to Tender for Mobile Phone Provisions

Summary: Yeovil College has initiated a public procurement process under the tender stage, inviting proposals for the provision of mobile phone services. This tender, titled "Yeovil College ITT for Mobile Phone Provisions," falls under the goods category and specifically targets mobile-telephone services, telephones, and telecommunications networks. With a total value amount of £72,000, this open procurement process is set to end on 24th August 2026, with the contract commencing on 2nd November 2026 and potentially extending until October 2031. The buyer is located at Holland's Campus, Yeovil, UK, and businesses interested in participating must submit their queries by 17th August 2026.

Bridgwater Docks Regeneration Scheme

Description: This Heritage Restoration of Bridgwater Docks project will regenerate the heritage dock area by creating new residential, leisure and tourism destination quarter in the town. This will support clean and inclusive growth by stimulating commercial regeneration and creating a sustainable living environment. It will re-energise the town centre as it forms a new leisure destination with easy access to the town centre and the adjacent commercial leisure quarter of Northgate. Positioned alongside the Northgate complex, it will stimulate waterside business potential as well as maximising community benefit through the offer of residential moorings. Finally, a new walking and cycling route will be created around the Dock which is emerging as central connecting hub linking communities in and around the town centre. The existing swing bridge, which is a (read more...)

Summary: Somerset Council is currently in the planning stage of the Bridgwater Docks Regeneration Scheme, aiming to revitalise the heritage dock area by creating a vibrant residential, leisure, and tourism quarter. Classified under the civil engineering works category, this significant project is valued at up to £5.4 million and is expected to drive commercial growth and enhance the local living environment. Situated in the UKK23 region, the regeneration project is set to foster clean and inclusive growth. An online Preliminary Market Engagement Event is scheduled for 29 July 2026 at 11:00, providing prospective suppliers the opportunity to understand the proposed procurement approach and engage with the council's officers. The future tender notice is anticipated to be released by 1 September 2026, with the contract period projected to run from 1 April 2027 to 31 March 2028.

Heritage Construction Partner and Contractor: Structural and Fabric Repair Works to Toneworks

Description: THIS IS A DUPLICATE OF NOTICE https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/038055-2024 THIS NOTICE IS BEING PUBLISHED TO ENABLE THE PUBLICATION OF SUBSEQUENT NOTICES - THERE IS NO NEW PROCUREMENT BEING CONDUCTED. Explanation - CCS (now GCA) with the introduction of the Procurement Act 2023 and update to FTS do not allow the linking of notices published under the registered Somerset County Council account which was only updated to Somerset Council in Jul 2025. As no new contract award (F03) or modification notice (F20) can be published without linking to a previous contract notice (F02) this current notice is being published at a later date to duplicate previous notices and allow compliance with the relevant procurement law.

Summary: The procurement process led by Somerset Council seeks a Heritage Construction Partner and Contractor for structural and fabric repair works at the Toneworks site in Wellington, Somerset. This open procedure is situated in the construction industry category under 'works', with the procurement having commenced in the planning stage. The awarded contract, worth £9,190,000, will run from 21st July 2026 to 31st March 2028. Key recent updates and adjustments have been made to the contract value and duration due to additional necessary works. Corbel Conservation Ltd, a large-scale supplier, has been actively awarded the contract following these amendments.

Bridgwater Docks Regeneration Scheme

Description: This Heritage Restoration of Bridgwater Docks project will regenerate the heritage dock area by creating new residential, leisure and tourism destination quarter in the town. This will support clean and inclusive growth by stimulating commercial regeneration and creating a sustainable living environment. It will re-energise the town centre as it forms a new leisure destination with easy access to the town centre and the adjacent commercial leisure quarter of Northgate. Positioned alongside the Northgate complex, it will stimulate waterside business potential as well as maximising community benefit through the offer of residential moorings. Finally, a new walking and cycling route will be created around the Dock which is emerging as central connecting hub linking communities in and around the town centre. The Authority wishes to engage with potential (read more...)

Summary: Somerset Council is currently in the planning stage of the Bridgwater Docks Regeneration Scheme, aiming to revitalise the heritage dock area by creating a vibrant residential, leisure, and tourism quarter. Classified under the civil engineering works category, this significant project is valued at up to £5.4 million and is expected to drive commercial growth and enhance the local living environment. Situated in the UKK23 region, the regeneration project is set to foster clean and inclusive growth. An online Preliminary Market Engagement Event is scheduled for 29 July 2026 at 11:00, providing prospective suppliers the opportunity to understand the proposed procurement approach and engage with the council's officers. The future tender notice is anticipated to be released by 1 September 2026, with the contract period projected to run from 1 April 2027 to 31 March 2028.

Transforming Childrens Services Case Management Systems

Description: Somerset Council is undertaking this preliminary market engagement to better understand the current market offering and it is intended to inform our future approach in relation to children's services systems inc. Childrens social care, education, early help and youth justice, as well as associated transformation opportunities.

Summary: Somerset Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Transforming Children's Services Case Management Systems." This initiative aims to reshape children's services by focusing on areas including social care, education, early help, and youth justice. The procurement falls under the industry category of software packages and information systems. Somerset Council, a sub-central government authority located in Taunton, United Kingdom, is spearheading this process. Key to the current stage is a preliminary market engagement, scheduled to conclude on 14th August 2026. This market engagement will help inform future approaches and relationships with potential vendors.

Bridgwater Docks Regeneration Scheme

Description: This Heritage Restoration of Bridgwater Docks project will regenerate the heritage dock area by creating new residential, leisure and tourism destination quarter in the town. This will support clean and inclusive growth by stimulating commercial regeneration and creating a sustainable living environment. It will re-energise the town centre as it forms a new leisure destination with easy access to the town centre and the adjacent commercial leisure quarter of Northgate. Positioned alongside the Northgate complex, it will stimulate waterside business potential as well as maximising community benefit through the offer of residential moorings. Finally, a new walking and cycling route will be created around the Dock which is emerging as central connecting hub linking communities in and around the town centre. The Authority wishes to engage with potential (read more...)

Summary: Somerset Council is currently in the planning stage of the Bridgwater Docks Regeneration Scheme, aiming to revitalise the heritage dock area by creating a vibrant residential, leisure, and tourism quarter. Classified under the civil engineering works category, this significant project is valued at up to £5.4 million and is expected to drive commercial growth and enhance the local living environment. Situated in the UKK23 region, the regeneration project is set to foster clean and inclusive growth. An online Preliminary Market Engagement Event is scheduled for 29 July 2026 at 11:00, providing prospective suppliers the opportunity to understand the proposed procurement approach and engage with the council's officers. The future tender notice is anticipated to be released by 1 September 2026, with the contract period projected to run from 1 April 2027 to 31 March 2028.

Working innovatively and in partnership with Somerset Council to deliver homes for children and young people

Description: Early market engagement with the children's residential market Organisations that take part will not be advantaged or disadvantaged in any way in any potential future formal procurement. Commercial confidentiality will be respected. This notice does not represent a formal commitment by Somerset Council to undertake a procurement procedure.

Summary: Somerset Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Working innovatively and in partnership with Somerset Council to deliver homes for children and young people." The initiative aims to engage with providers of children's residential homes, focusing on the welfare services sector. This early market engagement is crucial for shaping future strategies for residential care provision. A virtual market engagement session is scheduled for 10th August 2026 via Microsoft Teams to discuss the approach and gather provider insights. The project targets regions within the United Kingdom, particularly South West England (UKK23), and is significant by exceeding the standard procurement threshold, with an estimated contract value of £36 million gross (£30 million net).

Therapeutic OPMH+ Unit

Description: * A person-centred, adaptive, and flexible service that optimizes opportunities for health and wellbeing in later life. * A skilled workforce trained in line with the Newcastle Model, to develop understanding and interventions which reduce 1-1 support hours and improve wellbeing for people with dementia. * The provision of excellent care and support for people living with a dementia and presenting with complexity beyond that which can be managed in Somerset's broader health and social care offer.

Summary: Somerset Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process for establishing a "Therapeutic OPMH+ Unit" under the Health Care Services category, specifically focusing on residential nursing care services. The project, with an estimated budget of £2,500,000, aims to provide adaptive and flexible care to optimise health and wellbeing for individuals with dementia, located in the Langport area of Central Somerset. The process follows the Provider Selection Regime and the awarded contract will initially last one year, with potential extensions, bringing the maximum possible duration to three years. Interested providers must express their interest by contacting Stephen Barker at Somerset Council by 29th July 2026.

Intermediate Care Pathway 2 - bed based

Description: For the purpose of this model the term 'intermediate care' is used to describe services in the community that provide short term period of stabilisation, assessment, and reablement with the view to maximising a person's independence and, where possible, keep them at home. The Pathway 2 model is supported within a Nursing Home setting. Intermediate care services can either: a) provide support to people who are medically optimised following an acute episode of care: or b) provide support to people in the community who are in danger of needing an acute episode of care if an intermediate health or reablement intervention is not provided. This is referred to in this document as 'diversion', as it diverts people away from needing an acute hospital.

Summary: The procurement process, managed by Somerset Council, pertains to the "Intermediate Care Pathway 2 - bed based" project within the services category, specifically under residential nursing care services. The project location includes areas within Glastonbury, Martock, Yeovil, and Taunton in the UKK23 region, with each site expected to be within close proximity to local hospitals. Currently in the planning stage, this tender operates under the Provider Selection Regime and is scheduled to announce a future contract notice by 1st September 2026. Business organisations interested in participating are encouraged to contact Somerset Council by 29th July 2026 to express their interest.