MULTI USE GAMES AREA FOR HARDINGS PARK GILLINGHAM DORSET SP8 4HX

Description: THE PROJECT Gillingham Town Council invites tenders from suitably qualified contractors for the construction of a new Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA) at Hardings Park, Gillingham. The works will include installation of a tarmac sports surface, drainage infrastructure, perimeter fencing, sports line markings, LED floodlighting, and associated access improvements. The project must meet Sport England design principles, relevant British Standards, and planning conditions. Sustainable construction practices and inclusive design are essential requirements. Background and Objective Gillingham Town Council is undertaking this development to enhance community sport and recreation facilities in response to local demand. The MUGA will support multiple sports, including tennis, netball, and 5-a-side football. The selected contractor will deliver a high-quality, durable, and accessible facility with integrated lighting, line markings, and fencing to ensure safe, multi-sport use (read more...)

Summary: Gillingham Town Council is seeking qualified contractors for the construction of a Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA) located at Hardings Park, Gillingham, Dorset SP8 4HX. This tender, issued under the tag "tender" on 15th December 2025, falls within the "Construction Work" industry category and is part of the procurement planning stage. The procurement follows an open procedure and allows for competitive tender submissions. Key activities include installing a tarmac sports surface, LED floodlighting, and sports line markings. Interested parties must submit their tenders by 12:30 p.m. on 13th March 2026, with the contract expected to be awarded by 23rd March 2026. The project is scheduled to commence in September 2026 and aims to enhance local sports facilities.

Play Area Surfacing & Equipment (3 x sites), Blandford Forum, Dorset

Description: The Town Council is seeking tenders for works to be carried out at the following three play area sites: Larksmead Play Area (parking on site): * Replacement Surfacing under the following items of play equipment: Toddler Swing and Basket Swing Set, Spinner, Sit-On Spinner, Junior Swing and See-Saw. Please note this does not include two items of equipment (tower unit and springer with darker surfacing shown in an accompanying document at Appendix A). * Removal and disposal of existing edgings * Removal and disposal of existing surface * Regrade of subbase level and compact * Supply and install new surfacing * Supply and install new wear pads under swing seats Replacement Equipment * Removal and disposal of existing Seesaw and installation of new Seesaw. * Removal and disposal (read more...)

Summary: The Blandford Forum Town Council is overseeing a public procurement process titled "Play Area Surfacing & Equipment (3 x sites), Blandford Forum, Dorset," which falls under the industry category of playground equipment and related services. This procurement is in the tender stage, with the tender having been published on 12th December 2025 and the submission deadline set for 2nd February 2026. The contract involves works at three play area sites in the South West region of the United Kingdom, specifically in Blandford Forum, Dorset. The procurement method is an open procedure below the threshold, inviting competitive bids for a contract valued between £48,000 and £72,000, with the contract period scheduled to start on 9th March 2026 and conclude by 30th June 2026.

MGN181 - Passive Fire Safety Works 2026-29

Description: Contract term 3 years estimated 1.2m spend per year. Must be able to provide the Somerset and Dorset area. Issued by: Magna Housing Ltd ("Magna") Contract Type: Measured Term Contract Scope: Passive Fire Safety Works Objective: To maintain safe homes for Magna customers through effective fire safety measures. Magna Housing Ltd invites tenders from suitably qualified, experienced, and third-party accredited contractors to undertake Passive Fire Safety Works under a measured term contract. The appointed contractor will support Magna in delivering essential fire safety improvements across its housing stock, ensuring compliance with relevant standards and maintaining safe living environments for residents. Magna conducts Fire Risk Assessments (FRAs) at intervals ranging from 1 to 3 years, depending on the assessed risk level. Risk levels are determined by dwelling type and (read more...)

Summary: Magna Housing Ltd, a sub-central government public authority based in Dorchester, UK, is seeking tenders for the "MGN181 - Passive Fire Safety Works 2026-29". This tender involves an open, below-threshold procurement competition for fire-prevention installation works, with key activities including compartmentation, fire glazing, and fire door maintenance. The location for implementation covers the Somerset and Dorset areas. The tender is currently in the "tender" stage, with the submission deadline set for 12th January 2026, and the enquiry period ending on 12th December 2025. The contract term spans from March 2026 to February 2029, with an annual budget estimate of £1.2 million, and is eligible for extension by up to two additional years.

Public Conveniences Cleaning Invitation to Tender

Description: Wareham Town Council invites tenders to provide the Wareham Town Council with public convenience cleaning services at the following two public convenience facilities: Howards Lane, Wareham, BH20 4HU & The Quay, Wareham BH20 4LP

Summary: Wareham Town Council is currently in the tender stage of procuring public convenience cleaning services in Wareham, United Kingdom. This procurement is open to bids and involves the cleaning of facilities located at Howards Lane and The Quay, Wareham. The total estimated contract value is £132,905, and submissions must be made by post to the Town Council by 16 February 2026. Any enquiries should be directed before 13 February 2026. The procurement process follows an open procedure under the services category, and it prioritises small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and voluntary, community, and social enterprises (VCSEs) in certain locations as part of its reserved participation policy.

Concrete and Grout Mixing Trials

Description: Carry out trials to demonstrate the feasibility of using a mobile mixer to generate concrete and grout to the required bespoke specification for the encapsulation of nuclear waste.

Summary: The procurement process titled "Concrete and Grout Mixing Trials" is currently in the planning stage. The buying organisation is Nuclear Restoration Services Limited, located at the Winfrith Site in Winfrith Newburgh, South West, United Kingdom. This tender involves the construction industry, specifically classified under concrete work (CPV code: 45262300), with a project value of £50,000. Businesses have until the engagement end date on 26th November 2025 to partake in the initial market engagement activities. The primary objective is to demonstrate the feasibility of using a mobile mixer for the encapsulation of nuclear waste, adhering to specific requirements and standards, with operations primarily situated in the DT2 8WG postal code area.

Concrete and Grout Mixing Trials

Description: Carry out trials to demonstrate the feasibility of using a mobile mixer to generate concrete and grout to the required bespoke specification for the encapsulation of nuclear waste.

Summary: The procurement process titled "Concrete and Grout Mixing Trials" is currently in the planning stage. The buying organisation is Nuclear Restoration Services Limited, located at the Winfrith Site in Winfrith Newburgh, South West, United Kingdom. This tender involves the construction industry, specifically classified under concrete work (CPV code: 45262300), with a project value of £50,000. Businesses have until the engagement end date on 26th November 2025 to partake in the initial market engagement activities. The primary objective is to demonstrate the feasibility of using a mobile mixer for the encapsulation of nuclear waste, adhering to specific requirements and standards, with operations primarily situated in the DT2 8WG postal code area.

Willowbed Hall Extension and Refurbishment, Chickerell Town Council

Description: The existing use of the site is a Local Community Hall and Chickerell Town Council Office. The proposed works include the reconfiguration of the internal layout of the existing Town Council offices to provide a registrar room and meeting room and erect a single storey extension adjoined to the west of the existing building to provide new Town Council office accommodation, storage areas and reduced sized commercial kitchen. In addition, new ramped access will be provided to all principal entrances alongside new landscaping, re-sited vehicular access and cycle store. The estimated project construction budget is PS705,000.00 Completed Invitation to Tender, Pre-Qualification Questionnaire and Priced Schedule of Works should be returned to Western Design Architects at m.witt@westerndesign.co.uk no later that 10am on Friday 17th October 2025. Deadline for Bidder (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the "Willowbed Hall Extension and Refurbishment, Chickerell Town Council" project, initiated by Chickerell Town Council through Western Design Limited, focuses on extensive construction work under CPV classification 45000000. Located in Chickerell, Dorset (postal code DT34AJ), the initiative involves the enhancement of a local community hall and council office, comprising internal reconfiguration and external extensions. Published on 5th September 2025, this tender is at the "Tender" stage, with an invitation to submit bids by 10 AM on 17th October 2025 to Western Design Architects. The open procedure adopted indicates a competitive environment aimed at ensuring cost-effective execution. The project, valued at £720,000, accommodates SMEs for participation, reflecting the buyer's emphasis on inclusive procurement practices.

Family Link Worker Service

Description: The Family Link Worker Service is one element of additional support, made available to Lead Practitioners in Dorset Council's Family Help teams and external Early Support partners who are supporting families in need, within the community. The Family Link Worker service provides intensive, hands-on support to families in their homes. A Preliminary Market Engagement Event was held on 09 July 2025 in relation to this procurement. This is an open procedure in accordance with section 20(1) and (2)(a) of the Procurement Act 2023. The procedure does not allow for refining of the award criteria, and there is no scope to negotiate. The Contracting Authority has not designed this contract to include Contract Lots. This being based on whether it is possible to deliver the contract under more than (read more...)

Summary: Dorset Council has initiated an open procurement procedure to select a provider for the "Family Link Worker Service" under the Procurement Act 2023. The process is in the tender stage, inviting applications by 12:00 on 17 November 2025. This project, with an estimated annual value of £220,500 (exclusive of VAT), offers potential for a total contract value of £882,000 if extended. The service falls under the category of "Health and social work services" and will be implemented in the South West region of the UK. The procurement process includes a submission through the ProContract e-tendering portal, with the award period set to conclude on 21 January 2026.

Household Recycling Centre, Waste Transfer Stations and Associated Services

Description: Dorset Council is seeking a single supplier to deliver the management of the Household Recycling Centres, Waste Transfer Stations and associated services, including marketing of recyclate collected at the kerbside (Resource Management and Transport Contract 2016). The operational service delivery elements will commence on 28 August 2026. The scope includes: * Operation of the ten Household Recycling Centres (HRC) -including all associated onward haulage * Operation of the three Waste Transfer Stations (WTS) - including all associated onward haulage and recyclate marketing of recyclate * Operation of one Recyclate Transfer Stations (RTS) - including all associated onward haulage and marketing of recyclate * Haulage from one Authority operated Waste Transfer Station * Treatment of HRC residual waste and certain recyclates * Skip / bank services The Contract will (read more...)

Summary: Dorset Council has initiated an open procurement process for the management of Household Recycling Centres, Waste Transfer Stations, and related services in the South West region of the United Kingdom. This tender, titled "Household Recycling Centre, Waste Transfer Stations and Associated Services," falls under the 'Refuse and waste related services' industry category. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage with a deadline set for 18th December 2025. The operational services are expected to commence on 29th August 2026, extending to 28th August 2038 if the initial contract is renewed through the optional extension periods. The overall tender is valued at £130,000,000.

Household Recycling Centre, Waste Transfer Stations and Associated Services

Description: Dorset Council is seeking a single supplier to deliver the management of the Household Recycling Centres, Waste Transfer Stations and associated services, including marketing of recyclate collected at the kerbside (Resource Management and Transport Contract 2026). The operational service delivery elements will commence on 28 August 2026. The scope includes: Operation of the ten Household Recycling Centres (HRC) -including all associated onward haulage Operation of the three Waste Transfer Stations (WTS) - including all associated onward haulage and recyclate marketing of recyclate Operation of one Recyclate Transfer Stations (RTS) - including all associated onward haulage and marketing of recyclate Haulage from one Authority operated Waste Transfer Station Treatment of HRC residual waste and certain recyclates Skip / bank services A Preliminary Market Engagement notice was advertised 11 April (read more...)

Summary: Dorset Council has initiated an open tender process for the management of Household Recycling Centres, Waste Transfer Stations, and associated services. This procurement is focused on refuse and waste-related services within the UKK25 region in the United Kingdom. Currently, at the tender stage, Dorset Council seeks a single supplier to manage operational elements beginning 28 August 2026. The initial contract term is set for eight years, with potential for four additional one-year extensions, making the total possible contract duration 12 years. The total estimated contract value is approximately £130 million, with an amount gross value of £156 million. Interested parties must submit tender responses by 14:00 on 18 December 2025, using Dorset Council's e-tendering portal, ProContract, for all submissions and clarifications. A preliminary market engagement took place earlier in April 2025, with a call for feedback concluding in May 2025, which has informed the current proceedings.