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BHCC will be undertaking a review of its Day Opportunities provision and will be undertaking a procurement exercise to update contractual arrangements and seek additional providers. This procurement exercise is currently in the planning stage and further information will be shared via notices on Find a Tender when appropriate. [...]

2.1.1 The Council is sharing this Invitation to Tender to obtain professional, properly defined and priced propositions for the provision of a single stage design and build contract to redevelop the Windlesham House and Portslade Village Centre sites into new residential units and a community space. 2.1.2 The two sites have planning approval for the development of 43 residential units; Windlesham Close (15 units in a single block) and Portslade Village Centre (28 units in 2 separate blocks inclusive of a community space). 2.1.3 This tender will contain three stages: Stage 1: conditions of Participation and quality evaluation. Stage 2: Pricing response and VE schedule. Stage 3: Value Engineering. [...]

Brighton and Hove City Council (The Council) currently owns 8 high rise residential buildings which have been constructed using large panel systems (LPS). These buildings have been surveyed and do not meet the standards required under the building safety act 2022 and represent a significant risk of collapse in the event of fire or explosion. The eight council blocks are split across 3 distinct sites and are: · Dudeney Lodge and Nettleton Court in Hollingdean · Falcon Court, Heron Court, Kestrel Court, Kingfisher Court and Swallow Court in North Whitehawk · St James House in Kemptown On the 17th of July the council's cabinet agreed in principle to the approach of demolition and redevelopment of the existing sites. The purpose of this preliminary market engagement notice is to engage with interested construction consultants across relevant disciplines and contractors to determine the most efficient approach both to the market but also in delivery excellence Following this Preliminary engagement, it is the Councils intent to approach the market for a range of consultants via a compliant route that will depend on the feedback we have received. This will include but not be limited to consultants covering the roles of; employers' agent, Quantity surveyor / cost consultant, Principal Designer, M&E specialist and structural specialists. The estimated consultants tender release date is planned for Mid-October 2025, closing at the end of November 2025. Contractor tenders will follow and consideration dependant on feedback may result in the inclusion of early contractor involvement to ensure delivery. The Council is committed to delivering the most suitable developments [...]

Brighton and Hove City Council (The Council) currently owns 8 high rise residential buildings which have been constructed using large panel systems (LPS). These buildings have been surveyed and do not meet the standards required under the building safety act 2022 and represent a significant risk of collapse in the event of fire or explosion. The eight council blocks are split across 3 distinct sites and are: · Dudeney Lodge and Nettleton Court in Hollingdean · Falcon Court, Heron Court, Kestrel Court, Kingfisher Court and Swallow Court in North Whitehawk · St James House in Kemptown On the 17th of July the council's cabinet agreed in principle to the approach of demolition and redevelopment of the existing sites. The purpose of this preliminary market engagement notice is to engage with interested construction consultants across relevant disciplines and contractors to determine the most efficient approach both to the market but also in delivery excellence Following this Preliminary engagement, it is the Councils intent to approach the market for a range of consultants via a compliant route that will depend on the feedback we have received. This will include but not be limited to consultants covering the roles of; employers' agent, Quantity surveyor / cost consultant, Principal Designer, M&E specialist and structural specialists. The estimated consultants tender release date is planned for Mid-October 2025, closing at the end of November 2025. Contractor tenders will follow and consideration dependant on feedback may result in the inclusion of early contractor involvement to ensure delivery. The Council is committed to [...]

8d866cf3-ecdb-4522-a0f9-52624bdfd20f Please follow the link the Proactis portal - https://supplierlive.proactisp2p.com/Account/Login to view the information and questionnaire. Please also direct any questions via the portal. US_25208 - Student Admissions and Conversion Support The aim of this exercise is to understand the market’s ability to support the University of Sussex’s Admissions team and International Office in increasing student numbers for the 2026/27 intakes. We are broadly defining the areas as “Admissions” support in processing applications and dealing with offers and acceptances and “Conversion” support looking to provide communications to offer holding students to nurture them to successful enrolment. This PME exercise is forming part of our discovery to identify if there is a viable, affordable, externally offered service/services that can improve student numbers working alongside the efforts of our internal teams whilst reducing the burden on those teams. There is also internal discovery activity taking place. The purpose of PME is to allow development of the university’s requirements, design the procedure and prepare tender documents, identify suppliers who may be able to supply the services and identify likely contractual terms. To this end we will ask questions about what this could look like from the process through to terms and conditions. Aims of the contract(s) Provide optimal intake in 2026/7 of overseas PGT students. Admissions: (Admissions Team) a) Provide quality support (ensuring completed and accurate documentation) with admissions processing focussing on our PGT (Post Graduate Taught) Overseas applicants, (piloting applications from South Asia in the first instance c.4,000), to work towards quality processing and KPIs such as a 48-hour application to offer turnaround time. b) Supplier will be responsible for compliance of applications, ensuring that applicants [...]

Description Brighton and Hove City Council (The Council) is currently delivering a residential build programme known as the New Homes for Neighbourhoods programme (https://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/city-regeneration/new-homes-neighbourhoods/about-new-homes-neighbourhoods). The Council is seeking to engage with the market regarding the development of two available sites. The two sites have planning approval for the development of 43 residential units; Windlesham Close (15 units in a single block) and Portslade Village Centre (28 units in 2 separate blocks inclusive of a community space). For more information, please review the approved planning page for each site respectively: Windlesham Close (https://planningapps.brighton-hove.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=S2O7OXDMMQZ00&activeTab=summary) Portslade Village Centre (https://planningapps.brighton-hove.gov.uk/online-applications/simpleSearchResults.do?action=firstPage) Following this Preliminary engagement notice it is the Councils intent to approach the market via an open tender process (The Procurement Act 2023) for a single contract to deliver works on both sites. The estimated tender release date is August 2025 with a 12-week tender period and contract award estimated for December 2025. The council has some external funding deadlines that impact the potential start date and complete works package, it is the council's intent to demolish the Windlesham Close site, leaving level with foundations grubbed out and crushed arisings (6F2) remaining on site available for reuse. Dependant on the delivery of the proposed timeline the demolition of the Portslade Village Centre site will be held as an optional item for this tender but to ensure funding deadlines are met the council may bring forward demolition, handing over site to the successful contractor in the same form as the Windlesham Close site; leaving level with foundations grubbed out and crushed arisings [...]

The University of Sussex is undertaking preliminary market engagement to better understand the availability of equipment solutions that can meet a specific set of technical and structural constraints within our Biomedical Research Facility. We are particularly interested in cage and rack washers capable of operating within a 100mm maximum pit depth, due to the presence of significant structural constraints that preclude deeper pit depths and structural alterations. This notice is issued to: • Seek information from suppliers about their capability to meet these requirements. • Understand any technical or commercial developments in the market that may affect the procurement approach. • Assess whether a competitive process remains viable or whether the technical constraints may lead to a compliant direct award. [...]

Soft Market Event Invitation For Suppliers who can provide an Analytics Platform Background Information Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust is the main provider of community NHS health and care across Sussex, providing essential medical, nursing, and therapeutic care to adults, children, and families. Our strategic goals are to be a great place to work, reducing service inequities, continually improve, be a digital leader and sustainability. Internally we utilise a self-serve analytics platform with various dashboards developed by our BI staff. These dashboards present a whole range of information from waiting times to bed status to workforce metrics. Our stakeholders are made up of directors, operational managers, clinicians, and administrative staff members who require real time and daily information to monitor, assess and improve our services. We have over 5,000 staff based in numerous locations across Sussex, meaning access to timely, easy to understand, online analysis is essential. Your company has been invited to a soft market event to give our stakeholders from different service areas an opportunity to see the products currently available in the market, and we also want to explore any future innovation and technology your company may offer. Our soft market event will be held on Monday 14th July 2025 at Brighton General Hospital, Arundel Building, Arundel Suite, 2nd Floor, Elm Grove, Brighton, BN2 3EW. We have allowed 1 hour with 30 minutes for a presentation/demonstration of your product and functionality, and 30 minutes for questions and answers. The following timeslots are available; please can you confirm [...]

The planned enhancement and refurbishment of the gym at Portslade Sports Centre (PSC) is seen as an important improvement to the current community leisure facility. It will increase the size of the gym for customers and also provide new and refurbished toilet facilities for both gym users and other customers of the facility. [...]

The Client, Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC), wishes to appoint a suitably experienced Project Manager and Contract Administrator for the Delivery stage (LI/RIBA Stages 4-7) of the project - Reawakening Brighton's Royal Estate Phase 2: A Garden Fit for a King. The Project Manager will work closely with the Client (BHCC) and the joint project partner Brighton & Hove Museums (B&HM), to deliver the project to meet the requirements of the principal project funder, The National Lottery Heritage Fund. [...]