Current Tenders: 25/02/2025
With the Procurement Act 2023 officially taking effect on Monday, the availability of live procurement opportunities has temporarily slowed. As contracting authorities adapt to the new regulations, we anticipate a short-term adjustment period before tender volumes stabilize. However, we have identified several significant tenders that highlight continued investment in the social housing sector.
Stoke-On-Trent City Council has issued a Preliminary Market Engagement Notice for the Doris Robinson Court site, an Affordable Residential Development project in Stoke-on-Trent. This Contract is majorly for works associated with the construction of a 46-unit apartment block, associated landscaping, external works and internal fit out. This 15-month initiative invites early engagement from potential contractors and service providers who may later be involved in the development’s execution. Although no immediate contract value has been disclosed, this preliminary notice allows interested parties to express interest in contributing to key aspects of the housing development. The council is particularly seeking input from companies with expertise in Affordable housing projects, Site preparation and groundworks, Housing refurbishment and modernization. This early-stage engagement offers a strategic advantage for firms aiming to position themselves ahead of the formal procurement process. By participating, contractors can gain insights into the project’s requirements, establish relationships with key stakeholders, and prepare competitive proposals when the formal tender is issued.
Portsmouth City Council has issued a tender for the Dunsbury Park – Grounds Maintenance contract in Havant. This 36-month contract, valued at £950k, focuses on maintaining the green infrastructure of Dunsbury Park to uphold a high standard of cleanliness and landscape management. The scope of work includes Routine maintenance of green spaces, pathways, and communal areas, Seasonal treatments such as fertilization and weed control, Regular inspections and site upkeep to ensure safety and accessibility. Service providers bidding for this contract must demonstrate extensive expertise in large-scale grounds maintenance, adherence to environmental sustainability standards, and compliance with health and safety regulations. This opportunity is particularly suited for contractors specializing in estate management and outdoor maintenance, as well as those with a track record of delivering public sector landscaping contracts.
Gwynedd Council is inviting bids for its NEC4 Term Service Short Contract, covering Maintenance and Service Provision in Dwyfor’s Municipal Grass Cutting Areas. This 24-month contract ensures the upkeep of designated sites, though the specific contract value has not been disclosed. Contractors are advised to refer to the official tender documents for precise details regarding the project scope, service expectations, and submission requirements. This contract presents an excellent opportunity for businesses specializing in responsive maintenance services and long-term facility management. Given the structured nature of NEC4 contracts, interested bidders should possess a solid understanding of NEC framework requirements and demonstrate experience in executing public sector maintenance solutions.