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South Yorkshire Future Trams Ltd SYFTL (owned by South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority - SYMCA) are looking to enter into this concrete track pothole repair contract for a period of 3 years with an option to extend for a further year, subject to satisfactory performance. SYFTL wishes to engage a competent, industry respected contractor to identify, prepare and repair potholes in the concrete track slab of the Sheffield Supertram light rail network, within the embedded sections (where our rails are embedded in the road). The work aims to restore structural integrity, ensure safe vehicle operations, and extend the lifespan of the infrastructure. Key objectives of the contract are to: * Repair potholes and surface defects in concrete slabs. * Minimise disruption to tram services and local traffic. * Ensure compliance with national and local regulations. * Maintain safety for workers and the public. The estimated contract value for the period of 3 years (with an option to extend) is thought to be between £200 to £250k. The successful Supplier will ensure that all relevant consents and certification required by legislation, guidance or Good Industry Practice are obtained and maintained. In addition to the following: * Clearly identify any legislation, or relevant standards that are required to be met or achieved throughout the contract including British (BS) or European (ISO, EN & DIN) standards and national government standards or their equivalents (e.g. Building Regulations). * Vendors must have adequate insurance coverage, including professional liability and workers' compensation, to cover any potential risks associated [...]

South Yorkshire Future Trams Ltd SYFTL (owned by South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority - SYMCA) are looking to enter into a concrete track pothole repair contract for a period of 3 years with an option to extend for a further year, subject to satisfactory performance. SYFTL wishes to engage a competent, industry respected contractor to identify, prepare and repair potholes in the concrete track slab of the Sheffield Supertram light rail network, within the embedded sections (where our rails are embedded in the road). The work aims to restore structural integrity, ensure safe vehicle operations, and extend the lifespan of the infrastructure. Key objectives of the contract are to: * Repair potholes and surface defects in concrete slabs. * Minimise disruption to tram services and local traffic. * Ensure compliance with national and local regulations. * Maintain safety for workers and the public. The estimated contract value for the period of 3 years (with an option to extend) is thought to be between £200 to £250k. Looking to commence contract on 01/09/2025 to 31/08/2028. The successful Supplier will ensure that all relevant consents and certification required by legislation, guidance or Good Industry Practice are obtained and maintained. In addition to the following: * Clearly identify any legislation, or relevant standards that are required to be met or achieved throughout the contract including British (BS) or European (ISO, EN & DIN) standards and national government standards or their equivalents (e.g. Building Regulations). * Vendors must have adequate insurance coverage, including professional liability [...]

The South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) is a formal partnership of councils that shapes policy and leads on decision-making. Formed in 2014, the constituent members of the Mayoral Combined Authority are Sheffield, Rotherham, Barnsley, and Doncaster councils. SYMCA own the South Yorkshire Supertram System, which commenced operation in 1994. SYMCA is now embarking on wide ranging renewal programme of Supertram that will see significant investment and improvement across all aspects of the system over the coming years [...]

Shunter unit capable of moving 100 ton Tram units within the boundaries of the Nunnery Tram Depot and sheds. [...]

South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) is seeking to make an appointment of a suitably experienced supplier to support SYMCA and its partners in delivering 'Step 5' of the Local Nature Recovery Strategy process for South Yorkshire. This will focus on mapping areas which could become of particular importance for biodiversity or where the recovery or enhancement of biodiversity could make a particular contribution to other environmental benefits. . [...]

The proposed contract of the third party is to ensure Parking Services has the capacity to process the reviews/provide support to manage the changes in staffing anticipation for Clean Air Zone (CAZ), Bus Lane/Gate and the introduction of Moving Traffic Offence enforcement in Sheffield. The policy relating to Moving Traffic Offence Enforcement, will sit with Parking Services in implementing the camera infrastructure to run the Moving Traffic Scheme in Sheffield. [...]

THIS IS AN INTENTION TO AWARD NOTIFICATION North of England Commissioning Support (NECS) is a commissioning support service working for and on behalf of NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB), NHS South Yorkshire ICB and NHS West Yorkshire ICB (the Relevant Authorities) who are undertaking a competition to commission Intermediate Minor Oral Surgery Services for Yorkshire and the Humber under the NHS Personal Dental Services contract. This notice is an intention to award a contract under the PSR Competitive Process The lifetime value of the contract (all Lots) £37,019,336 Period of contract: 5 years with effect from 01 April 2025 with an option to extend for an additional period of 24 months at the discretion of the Relevant Authorities and subject to satisfactory financial and contractual performance; Lot 1 North Yorkshire is a new service Lots 2-16 are existing services; Lot 1 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 and 16 - New Provider Lot 2 and 7 - Incumbent Provider [...]

This engagement is to engage with the wider market to define the scope and requirements for the re-procurement of the current framework agreement Total Technology Solutions (NOE.0552). The Total Technology Solutions framework offers contracting authorities the ability to purchase ICT solutions from a range of market providers to include non-clinical hardware, software and services both in isolation or in any combination as part of a complete solution. Prior to issuing a Tender Notice (UK4) NOE CPC are issuing this Preliminary Market Engagement Notice (UK 2) to seek engagement from potential bidders on the scope of the replacement framework by completing this survey: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/VWE2B4/ The deadline for completion is: Friday 1 August 2025. NOE CPC intend to issue a tender under the Procurement Act 2023 to establish a Framework following the open competitive procedure procurement route. The Central Digital Platform is an online portal which will make it easier for suppliers to find and bid for contracts, and for buyers to meet their transparency commitments under the Procurement Act 2023. Suppliers are encouraged to register their organisation in advance of a tender opportunity being published. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/procurement-act-2023-short-guides/suppliers-how-to-register-your-organisation-and-first-administrator-on-find-a-tender-in-three-easy-steps-html [...]

North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative, as the Authority on behalf of NHS Workforce Alliance are looking to establish a Framework Agreement for the Provision of Insourcing of Health Services for use by NHS organisations or their equivalent organisation in England, Wales (Healthcare Inspectorate Wales), Scotland (The Care Inspectorate) and Northern Ireland (Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority), and Central Government/Local Authority where applicable.

NHS Workforce Alliance partners include:

• NHS Commercial Solutions
• East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub
• NHS London Procurement Partnership
• NHS North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative
• Crown Commercial Service

The framework aims to deliver compliant and high quality patient focused healthcare by providing access to a wide variety of insourced service solutions in support of the delivery of the governments initiative to reduce waiting times for patients to wait no longer than 18 weeks from referral to treatment, and to deliver an extra 40,000 elective appointments per week.

Services are to be provided on trusts own premises, using trusts own equipment and facilities, typically utilising spare, out of hours, or spare capacity. This can be used in addition to the trusts existing provisions, with the intention to bolster service outputs and improve efficiency.

These insourced services are typically provided by medical or clinical providers who can provide the specialist capabilities required to deliver an end-to-end service, including clinical governance and oversight.

This Framework Agreement for ‘healthcare Services’ falls under The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 “PSR2023”. This framework agreement and its operational features, including the re-opening of the framework [...]

North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative, as the Authority on behalf of NHS Workforce Alliance are looking to establish a Framework Agreement for the Provision of Insourcing of Health Services for use by NHS organisations or their equivalent organisation in England, Wales (Healthcare Inspectorate Wales), Scotland (The Care Inspectorate) and Northern Ireland (Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority), and Central Government/Local Authority where applicable. NHS Workforce Alliance partners include: • NHS Commercial Solutions • East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub • NHS London Procurement Partnership • NHS North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative • Crown Commercial Service The framework aims to deliver compliant and high quality patient focused healthcare by providing access to a wide variety of insourced service solutions in support of the delivery of the governments initiative to reduce waiting times for patients to wait no longer than 18 weeks from referral to treatment, and to deliver an extra 40,000 elective appointments per week. Services are to be provided on trusts own premises, using trusts own equipment and facilities, typically utilising spare, out of hours, or spare capacity. This can be used in addition to the trusts existing provisions, with the intention to bolster service outputs and improve efficiency. These insourced services are typically provided by medical or clinical providers who can provide the specialist capabilities required to deliver an end-to-end service, including clinical governance and oversight. This Framework Agreement for 'healthcare Services' falls under The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 "PSR2023". This framework agreement and its operational features, including [...]