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The Council is issuing a framework agreement to secure responsive property maintenance and minor works services across the County of Staffordshire. The agreement is divided into five distinct lots – building works, plumbing, mechanical and heating, electrical, and drainage – each covering minor maintenance tasks with a single work order capped at £5,000. The provider will operate in the eight administrative districts of the county, and contracting parties may select the specific boroughs or districts they wish to serve. The scopes cover all council‑owned properties, from schools and care homes to civic offices, fire stations, enterprise centres and light industrial premises.

All appointments will require prompt response, with successful suppliers obligated to attend within two hours of an oral call and be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including bank holidays, for the duration of the agreement. The selection process will assess price and quality, with experience and complaint procedures contributing to the final decision. All work will be carried out in accordance with the Council’s safety and quality standards, maintaining the required 2‑hour response time for every service call.

The City of London Corporation is procuring a single, integrated Street Homelessness Outreach & Support Service that will replace three currently separately contracted initiatives. The primary service bundle will comprise Street Outreach to locate rough sleepers in the Square Mile, Peripatetic Support for clients placed in temporary accommodation, and Long‑Term Casework for individuals with entrenched or complex needs. Designed to be delivered over a five‑year horizon with optional two‑year renewal, the contract incorporates a flexible, modular structure that enables the provider to add new activities or adjust existing ones in response to changing demand, funding streams and policy developments.

Optional components may be activated when suitable resources become available and include weather‑specific responses such as enhanced support during cold or hot periods, tailored services for women or asylum‑seekers, health improvement interventions, bespoke responses to emerging hot spots or encampments, day service enhancements, legislative adjustment support, reconnection programmes, research into best practice, pilot projects, and prevention initiatives aimed at reducing return to the streets. Providers must register their interest through the City of London Corporation Sourcing & Contracts Portal and submit proposals electronically. The service must be delivered within a flexible, modular framework that allows activation of optional components triggered by funding availability, seasonal weather events and legislative changes, ensuring rapid response to evolving street homelessness needs.

The West Northamptonshire Council is seeking qualified suppliers to undertake a comprehensive refurbishment of the back area of Abington Library. The goal of the project is to transform an under‑utilised space into a modern, comfortable, and hireable private venue that can generate income for the council. The refurbishment will encompass a broad range of works aimed at improving the building’s functionality, safety, and aesthetic appeal.

The proposal requires the installation of a new flat roof and new, energy‑efficient external windows and doors, along with the supply and fitting of internal flooring, kitchen units, and updated heating, insulation, and electrical systems. The project also includes the construction of a covered linkway to facilitate safe access between the main library and the refurbished space, refurbishment of existing cloakrooms and kitchen areas, and the conversion of the neglected garden into an all‑weather, low‑maintenance hard‑pavement event area. An asbestos removal and demolition survey is currently underway and will inform the subsequent stages of the works.

All contractors must be able to act as Principal Contractors in accordance with CDM regulations 2015 and the Building Safety Act, ensuring compliance with all relevant safety and regulatory standards throughout the project. All work must comply with CDM 2015 and Building Safety Act requirements, with asbestos removal carried out following the forthcoming survey.

The procurement concerns the establishment of a national groundworkers framework exclusively for the use of Places for People Group Ltd. and its development arm. The framework will cover a wide range of earthworks, site preparation, cutting and filling, excavation and trenching, laying of foundations, construction of retaining walls, and the installation of drainage, utilities and temporary works. It further includes the development of off‑ and on‑site roads, private roads, parking areas, and the provision of services for embedding mains and electric vehicle infrastructure, as well as the creation of plot works such as slab paths, gravel borders and topsoil.

The tender is divided into thirteen electronic lots, each dedicated to a specific geographic region across Great Britain and Northern Ireland—from the North West, South & West Yorkshire, Central West and Central East, through to the Greater London Area and the South West sub‑regions, among others. Each lot requires the same core suite of groundworks services: site clearance, trenching, foundations, drainage and utility works, substructure construction and temporary groundworks, with additional details for certain lots such as the inclusion of adoptable roads, private pathways, car parking, trenches and backfilling for mains services, as well as house foundations and plot services to finished concrete floors.

All earthworks and related works must comply with the relevant UK construction industry standards and health and safety regulations.

A direct contractual arrangement is being sought with a chlorine tablet supplier to secure a resilient supply of chlorine disinfectant combination tablets that contain 1.7 g of sodium dichloroisocyanurate (NaDCC) with detergent. The purpose of the contract is to guarantee a prioritized provision of a substantial emergency stockpile of 22 723 800 tablets, to be held and maintained by the supplier’s own controlled facility and designated specifically for use by the Authority during national pandemics or public health emergencies. The supplier must own and operate the manufacturing equipment required for tablet production and be able to scale output to at least 2 723 800 tablets per week, delivering unchanged weekly supplies to a UK depot even under border‑closed or restricted conditions.

Supply continuity and readiness will be maintained independent of any existing chlorine frameworks, with the contracting entity SUPPLY CHAIN COORDINATION Ltd. retaining priority access to the stored materials during any emergency state. The supplier must retain full ownership and control of all raw materials, including NaDCC and packaging components, and stock must never be stored in transit or at third‑party warehouses. All of the tablets are required to contain 1.7 g NaDCC and be produced using the supplier’s own manufacturing equipment.