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Electronic Call Monitoring - Gloucestershire County Council

Description: Gloucestershire County Council is awarding a contract for Electronic Call Monitoring System to Access UK Ltd for a period of three years with an optional extension of one + one years. The contract value is PS1,500,000. This was procured via CCS Vertical Applications RM6259.

Summary: Gloucestershire County Council has initiated a procurement process for an Electronic Call Monitoring System, awarding the contract to Access UK Ltd. The contract, valued at £1,500,000, is set to span three years with the option for a one-year plus one-year extension. The procurement falls under the industry category of Software package and information systems, classified under CPV code 48000000. The contract encompasses multiple regions across the United Kingdom, including North East, North West, and several others. The procurement method utilised is a selective, Restricted procedure above the threshold, with the award phase having commenced with the contract planned to start on 1 April 2025 and conclude on 31 March 2028.

Provision of a Digital Inclusion Service

Description: Gloucestershire County Council intends to procure a comprehensive, countywide digital inclusion service to ensure that every resident, regardless of age, income, health status, or location, can participate safely and confidently in an increasingly digital society. This procurement will drive the Council's Digital Infrastructure, Inclusion and Innovation Strategy (DIIIS), which sets a clear vision for a "digitally connected and inclusive Gloucestershire" and commits the authority to targeted skills support through libraries and the VCSE sector. The following link points you to the ProContract procurement portal https://procontract.due-north.com/Opportunities/Index?p=696a9836-1895-e511-8105-000c29c9ba21&v=1

Summary: Gloucestershire County Council, located in Gloucester, is in the planning stage of a procurement process for the provision of a countywide Digital Inclusion Service. This tender, classified under the industry category of "Other community, social and personal services," aims to ensure full digital participation for residents across all demographics. The service aligns with the Council's Digital Infrastructure, Inclusion and Innovation Strategy (DIIIS) and supports various facets such as health, education, and community safety through digital connectivity. Prospective businesses should note that the due date for engagement is set for 25 March 2026, and the project is slated to commence on 1 April 2027 for a three-year term ending on 31 March 2030.

Destination Tourism Growth & Management Plan for the CotswoldsPlus Local visitor economy partnership

Description: This contract is required to develop a single, comprehensive growth and management plan for the CotswoldsPlus LVEP area, aligned with national, regional and local priorities. The plan must be: * evidence-led and underpinned by robust, up-to-date data * shaped through meaningful engagement with stakeholders, communities and businesses * focused on sustainable growth, place stewardship and long-term resilience The plan will provide a shared strategic foundation to guide investment, policy alignment and partnership working, ensuring the visitor economy continues to contribute positively to economic growth, community wellbeing and environmental sustainability.

Summary: Cotswold District Council is seeking proposals for the "Destination Tourism Growth & Management Plan for the CotswoldsPlus Local Visitor Economy Partnership." This active tender, classified under administrative services related to tourism affairs and research consultancy services, is part of the council's effort to foster sustainable growth in tourism. The procurement, operating under an open method, invites bids until 13th March 2026. Located in Cirencester, United Kingdom, this initiative, which starts in April 2026 and concludes in November 2026, aligns with national and regional priorities and involves engaging stakeholders to ensure long-term resilience and environmental sustainability.

Provision of Contractor Services

Description: Bromford Flagship Livewest Limited is launching a dynamic market, as defined in the Procurement Act 2023 & associated regulations, for the provision of Contractor Services and aims to have competent contractors covering various parts detailed later in this notice. The scope of works includes, but are not limited to, new build housing development (e.g. under design & build contracting arrangements), contracts forming parts of housing developments (e.g. groundworks), existing housing regeneration projects, existing housing repairs & refurbishment, high risk buildings and other property projects e.g. offices. To view this notice, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=1012092240

Summary: Bromford Flagship LiveWest Limited, a sub-central government public authority, has initiated a procurement process titled "Provision of Contractor Services." This tender focuses on the construction industry, encompassing activities such as new build housing developments, existing housing regeneration, repairs, and refurbishment across various regions in the United Kingdom, including UKH, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK. The procurement stage is active with the tendering process conducted under the dynamic market framework, as outlined in the Procurement Act 2023. The process is characterised by open procurement methods, allowing for broad participation. The framework agreement period begins on 24th February 2026 and concludes on 19th February 2031.

Design and construction of a new metal footbridge, suitable for foot and cycle traffic

Description: Tewkesbury Borough Council are inviting tenders for the design and construction of a new metal footbridge, suitable for foot and cycle traffic. The Employer requires: * Dismantling and safe off-site disposal of the existing footbridge * Design and construction of a new metal footbridge, suitable for foot and cycle traffic * Installation of a temporary bridge to maintain uninterrupted access during works * Compliance with details set out in Preliminaries, Pricing Schedule, Health & Safety Plan, Site Plan, Structural Report.

Summary: Tewkesbury Borough Council is currently in the tender stage, seeking proposals for the design and construction of a new metal footbridge, which will accommodate both foot and cycle traffic. This construction project falls within the industry category of construction work and materials. Situated in Tewkesbury, United Kingdom, the procurement process involves dismantling an existing footbridge, installing a temporary bridge, and adhering to several detailed specifications including compliance with health and safety plans. The deadline for tender submissions is set for 23rd March 2026, while enquiries can be made up to 6th March 2026. This tender is conducted through an open competition method, specifically tailored to below threshold requirements, and electronic submissions are permitted.

Installation of Pay and Display Machines and Any Associated Groundworks

Description: Cotswold District Council is looking to replace the current pay and display machines as they are nearing end of life. There are 15 , off-street car parks across the district with 31 Metric pay and display machines. This tender is for the purchase of 31 new machines with contactless as the only permitted payment method. There is no requirement to record vehicle registration numbers. All machines are currently mains powered however the Authority would like to consider the option of moving to alternative power supplies, therefore the requirement is split in to two types of machines. Mains powered machines Alternative powered Machines However, the Authority reserves the right to award the contract on the basis of Mains powered machines only Alternative powered Machines only Mixture of the above. (read more...)

Summary: Cotswold District Council is undertaking a tender process for the installation of new pay and display machines across its district, specifically targeting off-street car parks equipped with 31 Metric pay and display units. This procurement falls under the "Parking meters" and "Installation services of parking meter equipment" categories, with maintenance services also included. The council, identified as a public authority - sub-central government entity, seeks to update these machines to incorporate contactless payment methods, with options for mains or alternative power sources. The current procurement stage is "Tender," and the crucial date for submissions is 20th March 2026, with enquiries concluding on 6th March 2026. This opportunity is open to interested parties via an open procurement method, reflecting an above-threshold services category.

Foster Carer Training (Live & E-Learning)

Description: This will be a single provider contract and will involve the provision of statutory e-learning or live trainer led sessions for approximately 750 foster carers, ensuring compliance with national standards through accessible blended online learning platforms, supported by robust reporting and feedback mechanisms. In addition, certain specialist safeguarding and complex-care subjects will require delivery through live trainer-led sessions, either online or face-to-face, to support advanced practice and skills development. Total term of contract is 3 year +1 +1 totaling PS285,000 (excluding VAT)

Summary: Gloucestershire County Council is currently engaged in a public procurement process for the provision of Foster Carer Training in both live and e-learning formats. Categorised under the services industry, this procurement aims to deliver statutory e-learning and live trainer-led sessions for approximately 750 foster carers to ensure compliance with national standards. Located in the region of UKK13, United Kingdom, the process is within the Tender stage, following an open procedure method. Suppliers should note the tender period concludes on 16th March 2026, with the award expected by 6th April 2026. The value of this single provider contract is set at £285,000, excluding VAT, with contract commencement scheduled for 1st May 2026.

Transfer, handling, storage and/ or final disposition of deceased individuals

Description: Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (the "Authority") delivers acute hospital services across two major district general hospitals: Gloucestershire Royal Hospital (GRH) and Cheltenham General Hospital (CGH). The Authority provides healthcare services to a population of approximately 641,000 residents, spanning seven locality areas: South Cotswolds, North Cotswolds, Cheltenham, Forest of Dean, Gloucester, Tewkesbury, and Stroud & Berkeley Vale. This Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) relates to the transfer, handling, storage and/ or final disposition of deceased individuals of all ages, including adults, children, infants, neonates, stillbirths and foetal remains, across all Authority Sites. The services must be delivered in a manner that is responsive to the needs of the deceased and Family Representatives, and upholds the highest standards of dignity, respect, and sensitivity. This services encompasses the following key components: (read more...)

Summary: Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is initiating a tender process for the transfer, handling, storage, and/or final disposition of deceased individuals, including adults, children, infants, neonates, stillbirths, and foetal remains. The procurement falls under the category of funeral and related services, suitable for public authorities within the central government. The process is currently in the planning stage, with the market engagement scheduled until 20th March 2026 for interested suppliers via the Health Family e-Sourcing portal (Atamis), with a preliminary market engagement notice available. The contractual term is set to begin on 24th August 2026 and conclude on 23rd August 2033, with services needing to be delivered across the United Kingdom, region UKK13.

Tender for Pathway 2 Beds in Gloucester Care Homes (Nursing Care)

Description: Gloucestershire County Council is seeking to procure up to 20 Pathway 2 Beds within CQC registered nursing care homes located in Gloucester. These beds will support people who no longer require acute hospital care but need short term, outcome focused nursing support before returning home. The Council is seeking high quality nursing care provision delivered within established care homes that can demonstrate strong clinical oversight, safe staffing levels, and effective multidisciplinary working to support timely discharge pathways, along with their own or commissioned therapy (OT and/or Physio) and a dedicated GP to support the beds. Providers will be able to submit tenders for: Tenderers must submit all the requirements and documents stated in section 7 of the invitation to tender document. * A minimum of 5 beds * (read more...)

Summary: Gloucestershire County Council is actively seeking to procure up to 20 Pathway 2 Beds within Care Quality Commission (CQC) registered nursing care homes in Gloucester. This procurement process, currently in the tender stage, is categorised under Health and Social Work Services. The initiative aims to deliver short-term, outcome-focused nursing support for individuals transitioning from acute hospital care back to their homes. Key deadlines include the tender period ending on 17th March 2026, with contract commencement anticipated on 1st June 2026 and completion on 31st March 2028, with a potential extension to 2030. The total estimated contract value is £2.6 million over two years, escalating to £5.2 million if extended. The procurement method is an open procedure, ensuring transparency and accessibility for qualifying providers.

Annual Maintenance of Water Features in Cheltenham 2026

Description: The Authority is seeking to let a three year contract (with the possibility of a two year extension), for the annual maintenance of public water features between May and October (inclusive). The work encompasses preparation for the season, daily operation visits, repairs and ongoing maintenance, and close down. The works also include safety checks and certification of the electrical installations, Legionella risk management, and an end of year asset condition report.

Summary: Cheltenham Borough Council is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for the "Annual Maintenance of Water Features in Cheltenham 2026." This tender falls under the services category and encompasses preventive maintenance and repair services, specifically focusing on public water features in Cheltenham, UKK13 region, United Kingdom. The contract covers maintenance activities from May to October each year, including safety checks and Legionella risk management. The procurement is conducted as an open competition, under the legal framework of UKPGA 2023/54, with submissions due by 17th March 2026. The initial contract period is set for three years starting from 20th April 2026, with a potential extension of two years. The combined value of the lot is up to £180,000, with quality accounting for 30% and price for 70% of the award criteria.