Kerbs
Tenders

PAN3428 - Supply of Precast Concrete (PCC) Products

Description: The Council would like to invite Suppliers to submit a Tender for selection of Supplier(s) to supply precast concrete (PCC) products for highway maintenance and improvement schemes (the Goods) on a non-exclusive basis. The Contract is split into lots as detailed below * Lot 1 - Kerbs and Slabs * Lot 2 - Block Paving Suppliers may bid for one or both Lots. Tenderers will be required to register on the Central Digital Platform (Find a Tender service). To assist prospective Tenderers, the Cabinet Office have published video guides with accompanying PDF user manuals which will help Tenderers understand and navigate the platform, including how to register, upload organisational information and search and bid for opportunities. Please click on, or copy and paste, the following link: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/information-and-guidance-for-suppliers. (read more...)

Summary: Leicester City Council has concluded the award stage for the procurement of precast concrete (PCC) products under the contract titled "PAN3428 - Supply of Precast Concrete (PCC) Products." This open procedure tender was aimed at sourcing goods for highway maintenance and improvement schemes, specifically including kerbs, slabs, and block paving. The tender was divided into two lots, with Travis Perkins Trading Company Limited being selected as the supplier for both lots. The awards for Lot 1 and Lot 2 were confirmed on 11 December 2025, and the respective contracts will begin on 1 February 2026 and last until 31 January 2028, with a possible extension of up to two additional years. This procurement falls under the industry category of construction structures and materials, specifically around the UKF21 region of Leicester, United Kingdom.

G5-1_HBC-HCC_095 Clanfield Dropped Kerbs

Description: A call-off from Lot 1 of the Generation 5 Civil Engineering, Highways & Transportation Collaborative Framework 2024 - 2028 (award notice published 01 February 2024). Construction of 10 Number dropped kerbs in different locations in Clanfield.

Summary: Hampshire County Council has completed the award stage of a procurement process titled "G5-1_HBC-HCC_095 Clanfield Dropped Kerbs" under a selective call-off from the Generation 5 Civil Engineering, Highways & Transportation Collaborative Framework for 2024 - 2028. The project involves the construction of 10 dropped kerbs at various locations in Clanfield, in the South East of England. Valued at £47,161.01 and classified under CPV 45230000 (Construction work for pipelines, communication and power lines, for highways, roads, airfields, and railways; flatwork), this contract was concluded with Mays Technical Limited as the supplier. The tender stage concluded on 15 August 2025, with the contract period set from 15 September 2025 to 24 October 2025.

Framework to Carry out Minor Civil Engineering Works on and off the Highway - AWARD

Description: Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council is procuring to create a framework with a maximum of two suitably qualified contractors to carry out minor civil engineering works with a proven background of highway maintenance works in an urban environment, to include but not limited to minor highway maintenance including kerbs, drainage and footway paving, small local safety schemes including road markings, high friction surfacing, off highway resurfacing of car parks, playgrounds and other paved areas.

Summary: Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council has completed the procurement process to establish a framework for minor civil engineering works in the West Midlands, United Kingdom. This involves the maintenance of highways and other urban infrastructures, including kerbs, drainage, footway paving, local safety initiatives, and resurfacing of car parks and playgrounds. The tender falls under the industry category of civil engineering works, classified under CPV code 45200000. The procurement was conducted using an open procedure, and the contract commenced on 1st July 2025, concluding on 30th June 2029. The award was published on 21st November 2025, and the buying organisation is located in Dudley, West Midlands.

Natural Stone Products for Roads and Footways Framework Agreement

Description: The City of Edinburgh Council (the Council) has established a three-Lot Framework Agreement for the provision of Natural Stone products and appointed a maximum of three Suppliers to service each Lot of the Framework Agreement as follows (Lot 4 also allows for the recycling of recovered material): Lot 1: Caithness Stone Paviors Lot 3: Granite Setts, Kerbs, Channels and Tactile Paving Lot 4: Whinstone Recycling and Supply of New Whinstone Setts, Kerbs, Channels This Framework Agreement will be for a period of two years, with the option to extend for a further two years (2 + 1 + 1).

Summary: The City of Edinburgh Council has completed a procurement process titled "Natural Stone Products for Roads and Footways Framework Agreement," focusing on the provision of natural stone products such as Caithness Stone Paviors, Granite Setts, and Whinstone materials. This open procedure tender was classified under the CPV code for stone for construction and had an open procurement method aiming at the goods category. The contract involves supply and delivery of stone to various sites across Edinburgh, considering its World Heritage status. Initially posted in 2025 with an active duration spanning two years and an option to extend for two more, the procurement has progressed beyond the awarding stage as of 2026, with contracts signed on 14 January 2026. The framework supports recycling initiatives and mandates matching new materials with existing street stones.

LUF - Works Package 4 - St Mary Magdalene

Description: Canterbury City Council wishes to select and appoint a suitable supplier for the provision of LUF - Works Package 4 - St Mary Magdalene, Canterbury and invites tenderers to submit a tender to meet the Council's requirements. Tower of St Mary St Magdalene - Description of works. Hard and soft Landscaping works to a small historic public garden within Canterbury City centre adjacent to St Thomas's Church. Works will include: * Creating new planting beds. * Installing hard standing areas using reclaimed historic paving and kerbs. * Installation of new street furniture including benches and bins. * Installation of new lighting.

Summary: Canterbury City Council has completed the procurement process for the "LUF - Works Package 4 - St Mary Magdalene" project. This contract, falling under the public authority sub-central government category, involves landscaping works in a historic public garden within Canterbury City Centre, adjacent to St Thomas's Church. The works include creating new planting beds, installing reclaimed historic paving and kerbs, new street furniture, and lighting. The procurement reached the award and contract stages, with a total contract value of £198,632. The contract was signed on 6th November 2025, with Walker Construction (U.K.) Limited as the successful supplier. The project is scheduled to commence on 10th November 2025 and conclude by 31st March 2026.

Resurfacing

Description: Chesterfield Borough Council is seeking a Contractor to maintain its corporate property throughout the Borough. This includes Chesterfield's town centre and surface car parks. The works covered by the contract includes for repairing potholes, erecting street name plates, installation of street furniture, installation of kerbs, and resetting and repointing cobbles, Belgian setts, paving flags and any other works deemed necessary to be included in the contract. The area of work covered by the contract is situated within the Borough of Chesterfield.

Summary: Chesterfield Borough Council has completed a tender process for resurfacing works within the Borough, including Chesterfield's town centre and surface car parks. This tender, under the identification DN781731, aimed to repair potholes, erect street name plates, and install street furniture and kerbs, among other duties. It was managed as an open competition below the threshold, ensuring comprehensive accessibility to varied suppliers. The procurement method ensured the selection of the best-suited contractor, with the contract commencing on 8 April 2026 and running until 7 April 2029. Notably, there is potential for a renewal extending up to April 2030. The contract was awarded to Johnson Surfacing Limited, who demonstrated strong capabilities amongst three bidders, with the award notice published on 2 March 2026. The buying organisation, Chesterfield Borough Council, is a public authority functioning at the sub-central government level, emphasising its regional importance in economic stimulus and community development within Chesterfield.

Adeiladu estyniad cefn unllawr i 2 Maes Emlyn, Penyffordd, Holywell, CH8 9JA Construction of a single storey rear extension to 2 Maes Emlyn, Penyffordd, Holywell, CH8 9JA

Description: Adeiladu estyniad cefn unllawr i ffurfio ystafell gawod ac ystafell wely gwbl hygyrch + gwaith mewnol - Mynediad ramp + rhodfa hygyrch newydd gyda chyrbau is Construction of a single storey rear extension to form fully accessible shower room & bedroom + internal works - Ramped access + new accessible driveway with dropped kerbs

Summary: Flintshire County Council, operating under Welsh devolved regulations, recently completed the procurement process for the construction of a single-storey rear extension at 2 Maes Emlyn, Penyffordd, Holywell, CH8 9JA. This project, which falls under the building alteration work category, involved constructing fully accessible installations, including internal works, ramped access, and a driveway with dropped kerbs. The procurement utilised a limited competition method, indicating a below-threshold process. The related contract was actively executed from 10th February to 3rd July 2026, with an overall value of £116,561.90 for this project situated in Flintshire, UK.

Natural Stone Products for Roads and Footways Framework Agreement

Description: The City of Edinburgh Council (the Council) has established a three-Lot Framework Agreement for the provision of Natural Stone products and appointed a maximum of three Suppliers to service each Lot of the Framework Agreement as follows (Lot 4 also allows for the recycling of recovered material): Lot 1: Caithness Stone Paviors Lot 3: Granite Setts, Kerbs, Channels and Tactile Paving Lot 4: Whinstone Recycling and Supply of New Whinstone Setts, Kerbs, Channels This Framework Agreement will be for a period of two years, with the option to extend for a further two years (2 + 1 + 1).

Summary: The City of Edinburgh Council has implemented a Framework Agreement focused on providing natural stone products for roads and footways, specifically in Edinburgh and its nearby localities, which uphold World Heritage status. Spearheaded by an open procedure, this procurement initiative comprises three lots: Caithness Stone Paviors, Granite Setts, Kerbs, Channels and Tactile Paving, and Whinstone Recycling with new Whinstone Supplies. Suppliers were selected for a two-year term starting in 2026, with provisions for a two-year extension. Key players include Hardscape Products Ltd, BBS Brick and Stone, and Tradstocks Ltd as suppliers, with the total value of the contracts being £4,000,000. The framework started accepting electronic submissions on 22 September 2025, and awards were confirmed by 14 January 2026.

Earlestown Bus Station Upgrades

Description: Civils contract to upgrade pedestrian accessibility around bus station. The introduction of a new footway to the south of the station and repair of existing carriageway at the bus stop areas. New bus stop kerbs and new shelters.

Summary: The procurement process for the "Earlestown Bus Station Upgrades" project has been completed by Merseytravel, a sub-central government public authority in the Liverpool City Region, United Kingdom. This civils contract, awarded on 2 April 2026, focuses on improving pedestrian accessibility around the bus station by introducing a new footway and repairing existing carriageways at the bus stop areas. The project involves new bus stop kerbs and shelters, to be executed in several UK regions, with the main procurement category being works. The contract, valued at a gross amount of £251,233.66, was signed with DOWHIGH LIMITED, a local supplier based in Liverpool. The procurement method used was below threshold, with key dates surrounding the signing on 2 April and the end date of the contract set for 2 July 2026.

Resurfacing

Description: Chesterfield Borough Council is seeking a Contractor to maintain its corporate property throughout the Borough. This includes Chesterfield's town centre and surface car parks. The works covered by the contract includes for repairing potholes, erecting street name plates, installation of street furniture, installation of kerbs, and resetting and repointing cobbles/Belgian setts/paving flags and any other works deemed necessary to be included in the contract. The area of work covered by the contract is situated within the Borough of Chesterfield.

Summary: Chesterfield Borough Council has initiated an active tender process for a resurfacing project within the Borough of Chesterfield, specifically targeting areas such as the town centre and surface car parks. The procurement process, classified under the construction work category (CPV 45000000), follows an open procedure below the threshold, with the tender stage currently active. The contract includes repairing potholes, erecting street name plates, and other related maintenance works. The tender was published on 10th November 2025, and interested parties must submit their bids by the deadline of 8th December 2025. The contract period is set from 2nd February 2026 to 2nd February 2029. The works are to be delivered within England, United Kingdom.