UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The Council is seeking an experienced organisation with a specialist background in the delivery of high-quality public art and street art initiatives to oversee the development and implementation of the programme across multiple locations within Cambridge. This will include supporting site identification and feasibility, coordinating permissions and stakeholder engagement, commissioning and managing artists, and coordinating community engagement activity alongside local practitioners and artists to help shape the development of the artworks. The appointed organisation will work collaboratively with Cambridge City Council, local communities and key stakeholders to ensure the project reflects the identity, diversity and lived experiences of the city. The programme should create welcoming and visually impactful public artworks that encourage civic pride, animate public spaces, and increase opportunities for residents and visitors to engage with contemporary public art within their everyday environment. The Council is particularly interested in proposals that demonstrate strong artistic quality, inclusive engagement approaches, and a clear understanding of working within civic and public sector contexts.

Cambridge City Council are seeking a supplier to deliver two separate residents' magazines- Cambridge Matters and Open Door. Cambridge Matters is Cambridge City Council's magazine for residents, to be delivered to all residential households in the city as a 16-page, full colour, A4 sized magazine. Open Door is Cambridge City Council's tenant and leaseholder magazine, to be delivered to 7700 specified residential properties in the city as a 16-page, full colour, A4 sized magazine. We would like to contract a supplier to deliver the magazine three times per year. The council's requirement is for a supplier to liaise with our nominated printers and manage the delivery of the magazine. The Cambridge Matters magazine will go to all 53,500+ residential properties in the city, of those, Open Door will only be delivered to 7,700 specified residential properties. Address data will be provided for the 7700 Open Door properties. We welcome recommendations for how best to achieve this outcome.

We are looking for a suitably experienced and knowledgeable company to act as principal contractor to supply the modern and dynamic audio-visual equipment required for the Cambridge crematorium bereavement services ad mobile AV system, with tribute switch functionality and webcast facility at Newmarket Road Cemetery. The equipment should be able to provide access to all those who wish to attend in person or online and may have visual or listening impairments. The equipment must have longevity and require minimal ongoing maintenance and be able to integrate with existing AV equipment (following extensive checking for compatibility).

Council's gas supply contract

Energy Efficiency service contract to support our social housing properties

Relet of the Cambs and P'boro private sector focused retrofit framework. Up to 6 companies to deliver end to end work to private homes using grant funding from Govt.

Redevelopment of existing Paget Road garages into 4 3B5P 2-storey houses, including associated access, landscaping, and parking.

To replace the aging parking equipment across the multi-story car parks.

Provision of fixed equipment for disabled residents of Cambridge City, South Cambs and Hunts. Managed by Cambs HIA (shared service) and predominantly for Disabled Facility Grant funded work.

DBOM contractor procurement to be undertaken subject to successful receipt of GHNF government grant. First contract to cover PCSA figure, with movement to main contract subject to Favourable costing, viability and partner Investment

To return empty properties to the rental pool for allocation by housing

Works to deal with calls from tenants regarding issues within their properties

Works to deal with calls from tenants regarding issues within their properties

remedial works to fix damp, condensation, mould

Surveyor team to review cases of DCM that have been reported by tenants