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Gloucestershire Refugee Support Service 2026

Description: Gloucestershire County Council (the Council) on behalf of the Gloucestershire Strategic Migration Partnership (GSMP) Gloucestershire County Council intends to award a Single-Supplier Contract for the delivery of support services for refugees. The procurement will be conducted through an Open Competitive Selection Process in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 Light Touch Regime. The contract value is estimated at PS1.5 million, with funding expected to reduce over the life of the contract in line with forecast decreases in demand for the service. To ensure the service remains responsive to changing needs, the Contract will include flexibility to increase funding and service capacity should refugee arrivals exceed current forecasts and demand rise above anticipated levels. Initial contract of 3 years, commencing on 1st January 2027 - 31st December 2029, with (read more...)

Summary: Gloucestershire County Council is procuring a single-supplier refugee support service on behalf of the Gloucestershire Strategic Migration Partnership. The requirement is for health and social work services supporting refugees in Gloucestershire. The service is intended to respond to changing needs and demand, with flexibility to increase funding and delivery capacity if refugee arrivals exceed forecasts. The work will be delivered in Gloucestershire. It is a public-sector community support opportunity for organisations providing practical, social or related support to refugees. The buyer is Gloucestershire County Council, acting for the local strategic migration partnership. The procurement covers one lot and is categorised as services, with the subject classified under CPV 85000000, health and social work services.

Gloucestershire Refugee Support Service 2026

Description: Gloucestershire County Council (the Council) on behalf of the Gloucestershire Strategic Migration Partnership (GSMP) Gloucestershire County Council intends to award a Single-Supplier Contract for the delivery of support services for refugees. The procurement will be conducted through an Open Competitive Selection Process in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 Light Touch Regime. The contract value is estimated at up to PS1.5 million, with funding expected to reduce over the life of the contract in line with forecast decreases in demand for the service. To ensure the service remains responsive to changing needs, the Contract will include flexibility to increase funding and service capacity should refugee arrivals exceed current forecasts and demand rise above anticipated levels. Initial contract of 3 years, commencing on 1st January 2027 - 31st December (read more...)

Summary: Gloucestershire County Council is procuring a single-supplier refugee support service on behalf of the Gloucestershire Strategic Migration Partnership. The requirement is for health and social work services supporting refugees in Gloucestershire. The service is intended to respond to changing needs and demand, with flexibility to increase funding and delivery capacity if refugee arrivals exceed forecasts. The work will be delivered in Gloucestershire. It is a public-sector community support opportunity for organisations providing practical, social or related support to refugees. The buyer is Gloucestershire County Council, acting for the local strategic migration partnership. The procurement covers one lot and is categorised as services, with the subject classified under CPV 85000000, health and social work services.

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 procuring works to repair, restore and alter the Grade II listed Clock Tower in Market Place, Coleford, Gloucestershire. The requirement is historic building conservation and restoration, covering structural repairs to internal floors; sympathetic repairs to historic fabric using traditional materials; internal and external restoration; reinstatement of historic openings and fixed windows; electrical installations and new lighting on the ground and first floors; and specialist safety features in the roof area. The appointed main contractor will also deliver the specified Contractor’s Design Portion elements and act as Principal Contractor under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015. The work includes masonry, roof repairs, scaffolding and associated restoration activity. Coleford Town Council is the public sector buyer, with delivery at the clock tower in Coleford.

Junior and Teen Play Equipment

Description: Tenders are invited for the design, supply and installation of junior and teen play equipment within Winchcombe Park, Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, GL54 5GD. A tender specification and application documents can be obtained by contacting: The Clerk, Winchcombe Town Council, Abbey Fields Community Centre, Back Lane, Winchcombe, GL54 5QH. 01242 604087 clerk@winchcombetowncouncil.co.uk Tenders are to be submitted no later than 12noon on Wednesday 16 September 2026. Any hard copy tenders should be in a sealed envelope marked 'Private & Confidential - Tender Enclosed'.

Summary: Winchcombe Town Council is procuring junior and teen play equipment for Winchcombe Park in Winchcombe, Gloucestershire. The requirement covers the design, supply and installation of the equipment, so it suits suppliers able to provide a complete play-area solution rather than equipment supply alone. The procurement is categorised as leisure equipment and falls within the goods category. The stated delivery location is Winchcombe Park, Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, postcode GL54 5GD. The council is the buyer and intends the equipment to serve younger children and teenagers. The requirement therefore combines product selection, design appropriate to the park setting, delivery and physical installation at the named site.

Gloucestershire Refugee Support Service 2026

Description: Gloucestershire County Council (the Council) on behalf of the Gloucestershire Strategic Migration Partnership (GSMP) Gloucestershire County Council intends to award a Single-Supplier Contract for the delivery of support services for refugees. The procurement will be conducted through an Open Competitive Selection Process in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 Light Touch Regime. The contract value is estimated at up to PS1.5 million, with funding expected to reduce over the life of the contract in line with forecast decreases in demand for the service. To ensure the service remains responsive to changing needs, the Contract will include flexibility to increase funding and service capacity should refugee arrivals exceed current forecasts and demand rise above anticipated levels. Initial contract of 3 years, commencing on 1st January 2027 - 31st December (read more...)

Summary: Gloucestershire County Council is procuring a single-supplier refugee support service on behalf of the Gloucestershire Strategic Migration Partnership. The requirement is for health and social work services supporting refugees in Gloucestershire. The service is intended to respond to changing needs and demand, with flexibility to increase funding and delivery capacity if refugee arrivals exceed forecasts. The work will be delivered in Gloucestershire. It is a public-sector community support opportunity for organisations providing practical, social or related support to refugees. The buyer is Gloucestershire County Council, acting for the local strategic migration partnership. The procurement covers one lot and is categorised as services, with the subject classified under CPV 85000000, health and social work services.

Echocardiogram Services

Description: Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (GHFT) is seeking to procure additional echocardiography capacity to address a significant backlog in diagnostic services. Current waiting times for echocardiograms exceed the national DM01 standard of six weeks. The Trust intends to establish a two-year call-off contract, with the option to extend for up to a further two years in two separate one-year increments (1+1), to support backlog reduction and improve timely patient access to services. The contract start date is estimated to be 1st April 2027.

Suppliers must be able to deliver echocardiography services in line with the Trust's specification and clinical requirements, ensuring compliance with relevant quality, governance, and service standards.

Summary: Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is procuring additional echocardiography capacity to reduce a significant backlog in diagnostic services and improve timely patient access. The requirement covers echocardiogram services delivered in Gloucestershire, in line with the Trust’s clinical specification and requirements for quality, governance and service standards. The work is a healthcare service contract, classified under cardiology services (CPV 85121231). It is intended to address waiting times that exceed the national six-week DM01 standard. Services will be provided for the Trust’s patients and are expected to respond to clinical demand, service requirements and commissioning decisions. The contract will operate through individual call-offs rather than a guaranteed volume of activity.

Echocardiogram Services

Description: Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (GHFT) is seeking to procure additional echocardiography capacity to address a significant backlog in diagnostic services. Current waiting times for echocardiograms exceed the national DM01 standard of six weeks. The Trust intends to establish a two-year call-off contract, with the option to extend for up to a further two years in two separate one-year increments (1+1), to support backlog reduction and improve timely patient access to services. The contract start date is estimated to be 1st April 2027.

Suppliers must be able to deliver echocardiography services in line with the Trust's specification and clinical requirements, ensuring compliance with relevant quality, governance, and service standards.

Summary: Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is procuring additional echocardiography capacity to reduce a significant backlog in diagnostic services and improve timely patient access. The requirement covers echocardiogram services delivered in Gloucestershire, in line with the Trust’s clinical specification and requirements for quality, governance and service standards. The work is a healthcare service contract, classified under cardiology services (CPV 85121231). It is intended to address waiting times that exceed the national six-week DM01 standard. Services will be provided for the Trust’s patients and are expected to respond to clinical demand, service requirements and commissioning decisions. The contract will operate through individual call-offs rather than a guaranteed volume of activity.

Planned procurement notice for E-Procurement System

Description: Bromford Flagship LiveWest (BFL) intends to undertake a future procurement for the provision of a procurement and contract management solution. BFL is seeking a modern, cloud-based platform that supports the end-to-end procurement lifecycle, including procurement compliance, eTendering, supplier management, contract management, reporting, governance, and integration with existing enterprise systems. This Planned Procurement Notice is published to provide advance visibility of BFL's procurement intentions and to assist suppliers in preparing for a forthcoming competitive procurement process. The publication of this notice does not constitute a call for competition, a formal invitation to tender, or any commitment by BFL to procure goods or services. BFL reserves the right not to proceed with the procurement or to amend the scope and requirements described in this notice. BFL currently operates multiple systems (read more...)

Summary: Bromford Flagship LiveWest Limited intends to procure a modern, cloud-based e-procurement and contract management platform. The system will support the end-to-end procurement lifecycle, including requests for information, quotations and proposals, electronic tendering, evaluation and bidding, framework and call-off contract management, procurement governance and audit controls. It will also provide supplier registration, onboarding, accreditation, compliance, performance, risk and relationship management; a central contract repository; lifecycle, KPI, SLA, renewal and expiry management; reporting, spend analytics and savings tracking. Integration is expected with Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Entra ID or Azure AD, Microsoft 365, Power BI, ERP and finance systems, inventory platforms, REST APIs and middleware. Delivery is across the United Kingdom.

Preliminary Market Engagement for E-Procurement System

Description: NOTICE AMENDED TO EXTEND TIME FOR RESPONSES TO 11.09.2026 Following requests from market participants for additional response time and to support broad and meaningful market engagement, the PME response deadline has been extended to 11.09.2026. The extension applies equally to all potential participants. The scope of the PME remains unchanged. BFL is undertaking market engagement to inform the development of a future procurement and contract management solution. We are seeking information from suppliers capable of delivering a modern, cloud-based platform that supports the end-to-end procurement lifecycle, including procurement compliance, eTendering, supplier management, contract management, reporting, governance, and integration with existing enterprise systems. This exercise is a Request for Information (RFI) and budgetary quotation only. It is not a call for competition and does not constitute any commitment to (read more...)

Summary: Bromford Flagship LiveWest Limited intends to procure a modern, cloud-based e-procurement and contract management platform. The system will support the end-to-end procurement lifecycle, including requests for information, quotations and proposals, electronic tendering, evaluation and bidding, framework and call-off contract management, procurement governance and audit controls. It will also provide supplier registration, onboarding, accreditation, compliance, performance, risk and relationship management; a central contract repository; lifecycle, KPI, SLA, renewal and expiry management; reporting, spend analytics and savings tracking. Integration is expected with Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Entra ID or Azure AD, Microsoft 365, Power BI, ERP and finance systems, inventory platforms, REST APIs and middleware. Delivery is across the United Kingdom.

Dell Hardware

Description: Supplies of Dell Hardware

Summary: Gloucestershire County Council procured Dell hardware and related computer equipment for delivery in the United Kingdom. The requirement covers the supply of Dell-branded equipment rather than installation, support or other associated services. The council is a regional public authority based in Gloucester and is the organisation buying the goods. This opportunity is relevant to businesses supplying Dell computer equipment, including authorised resellers, distributors and other suppliers able to fulfil public-sector hardware orders across the UK. The procurement was structured as a single supplies requirement, focused on providing the specified hardware to the council rather than delivering construction works or professional services.