Featured tenders from
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 🇬🇧

Places for People Group Ltd. is seeking a comprehensive fleet management solution to replace its current contract, which expires in March 2027, and to respond to rising operational demands, increased fleet spend, and the need for greater transparency and cost control. The procurement will be delivered through a Competitive Flexible Procedure under the 2023 Procurement Act, allowing the Group to refine its requirements, test delivery models, encourage innovation, and secure improved commercial terms while maintaining a transparent, compliant process. The scope covers the Group’s extensive and diverse vehicle fleet that underpins frontline services across housing, property management, and repairs operations, ensuring continued service delivery, compliance, and organisational resilience.

The tender is broken into five distinct lots. Lot 1 covers funding, leasing, and lifecycle management of commercial vehicles, including specification, conversion, and end‑of‑contract activities; Lot 2 covers the same for company cars, with added driver support and transfer logistics; Lot 3 focuses on accident management, incident reporting, repair coordination, and cost control; Lot 4 provides planned and reactive maintenance, warranty, and recovery coordination; and Lot 5 offers a single‑supplier, turnkey solution that integrates the requirements of Lots 1 to 4, consolidating governance, data, and performance management. All activities are to be undertaken within the United Kingdom, with submissions accepted electronically and an enquiry deadline of 28 September 2026.

End solutions must meet UK fleet management standards, support the Group’s decarbonisation objectives, and provide integrated data reporting and performance management.

North Yorkshire Council is commissioning the development of a new extra care housing scheme on the Cardale Park site in Otley Road, Harrogate. The project will be delivered by a lead organisation that will coordinate the design, construction, financing and ongoing operation of the facility, ensuring that the provision of care and support meets the needs of the local community over a twenty‑seven‑year term beginning in 2027 and concluding in 2054.

The procurement requires a comprehensive, integrated approach that brings together architectural planning, construction management, financial structuring and service delivery. The selected organisation must be able to manage the full lifecycle of the scheme, from the initial design and permitting stages through to the provision of Flexicare services, residential occupancy, scheduled maintenance and community integration. The contract, valued at approximately £36 million including VAT, will demand a secure supply chain, robust partnership arrangements, and a proven track record of delivering sustainable, inclusive housing for older adults and those with dementia.

All submissions will be assessed against a set of quality and price criteria, with particular weight given to design features that promote safety, independence, technological enablement, and sustainability, alongside strong stakeholder engagement and business continuity planning. The successful provider must demonstrate compliance with national standards for dementia‑friendly design and technology‑enabled care.

CHIC is establishing a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for Furniture & Floor Coverings. This system will provide access to suppliers for a period of 60 months, enabling members to procure furniture and flooring across four distinct categories.

Category 1 encompasses Domestic Furniture, including bedroom, living room, soft and hard furnishings, as well as aids and adaptations in both freestanding and fitted formats. Category 2 focuses on Commercial Furniture, covering soft and hard furnishings designed for commercial and communal environments. This category includes options for supply only, supply and installation, or installation services alone.

Categories 3 and 4 address Domestic and Commercial Flooring respectively. Both categories offer a range of flooring options including carpet, vinyl, laminate/hardwood, resin, ceramic, and tiles. Similar to Category 2, these categories allow for flexible procurement models encompassing supply only, supply and installation, or installation services.

The procurement establishes a Closed Framework Agreement through an Open Procedure in accordance with PA23 for Orbit Group Limited and affiliated Authority Group members. The framework is designed to secure a resilient, compliant, and value‑for‑money supply route that underpins the delivery of safe, affordable, high‑quality, and sustainable homes for Orbit Homes (2020) Limited and the wider Orbit Group. It comprises twenty‑eight distinct Lots covering both the Midlands and East regions, each addressing a specific category of building materials, construction products, or support services.

The Lots encompass a comprehensive suite of goods and services essential to the construction and regeneration of residential properties. They include the supply of facing bricks, brick arches and specials; thermal and concrete blocks; timber joists, engineered joists and roof trusses; thermally broken lintels and steel products; soffit, fascia, GRP and cladding; stone cills; internal doors and linings; first and second‑fix timber; ironmongery; staircases; garage doors; as well as the hire of small plant equipment, forklifts, and telehandlers. Additional Lots provide construction‑only fuel. Each item is to be supplied, designed, manufactured, or delivered in accordance with detailed technical specifications, drawings, product schedules, and certification requirements, and where necessary, designs must incorporate calculations, bracing, restraint straps, protection kits, and approval processes.

All items must comply with applicable technical specifications, product schedules and certification requirements.

The National Archives seeks a print publishing supplier to deliver its Legislation Print Publishing Contract, covering the production, sale, and fulfilment of statutory legislation items, associated documents, annual bound volumes, legislative effect notes, chronological tables, and correction slips. The agreement will commence with an initial two‑year term, renewable through three successive twelve‑month options, and will be executed across the United Kingdom.

The selected supplier will manage every phase of print production, ensuring that all printed materials meet the prescribed quality specifications and are available for sale without delay. Full order fulfilment and customer service responsibilities—including handling enquiries, complaints, and payment collection—will be included. Additionally, the supplier will administer the financial charges levied on government departments for online publication, issuing accurate invoices, pursuing payment when necessary, and transferring settled fees to the National Archives on a quarterly basis while providing advance notification of any overdue departmental invoices.

All printed outputs must conform to the exacting statutory quality standards and be produced within the non‑negotiable deadlines set by legislative requirements.