UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The Programme is the provision of gas & electric quality assurance audits for Babergh District Council and Mid Suffolk District Council, where two separate Lots have been made under two separate framework call-off agreements for each council. The activities included within its scope include but are not limited to: - On-site technical quality audits. - Desktop certificate and documentation audits. - Investigatory reports. - Management Policies, Management Plans, and Procedure reviews. - Data management. - Operational and strategic review. - Technical advice. - Training.

1. Procurement and installation of a new trim-trail at Chilton Fields Stowmarket as part of the wider SHELF project. There is some political pressure to deliver something on site and as this element is stand alone it is something we have the skills within public realm to deliver quickly on behalf of Economic Regeneration to evidence SHELF progress. 2. Removal of the old wooden trim trail and reinstatement of the land (filling the surface and reinstating grass).

Expert analysis and robust assessment of housing land supply in BABERGH and Mid Suffolk, and production of annual housing land supply statements.

Mid Suffolk District Council (MSDC) currently has seven car parks where charges are made for parking (all in Stowmarket) Babergh District Council (BDC) currently has four car parks where charges are made for parking (in Sudbury, Hadleigh and Pin Mill (Chelmondiston). This will increase to 13 car parks from January 2025, with Lavenham being an additional location. All locations and car parks across both districts require a secure and regular cash collection service, alongside facilitating the collection of cheques from our main offices at Endeavour House, Ipswich.

Single purchase requirement for grounds maintenance equipment-Road Sweeper.

Supply of x2 Triple Flail Mowers for Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Council's.

Supply of x1 Electric Mower for Mid Suffolk District Council

Purchase of plastic sacks for use by residents who can not have wheeled bins or wish to present additional waste for collection.

The dashboard brings together various different council data sets to give improved over-sight of areas of hardship in our communities. This can then inform targeted communications campaigns, resource planning and community engagement initiatives.