UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Refurbishment of Play Area

Supply and Installation of Phase One, 36 No. Fire Doors and infill panels in 18 No. locations throughout Fareham Borough, issued by Fareham Borough Council.

Rapid population growth and increased urbanisation through modern residential development has squeezed people and trees closer together, increasing safety and land-use conflicts. Despite the multiple benefits trees provide they can also damage human prospects through causing serious harm, i.e. death and injury; nuisance through structural damage or physical interference - disruption to surfaces; inconvenience by impeding normal use of land, excessive shade, encroachment; and increased management costs due to unexpected maintenance. \r \r This proximity has forced an increasing intensity of proactive tree management by maintaining trees to reduce their harmful impact on people and to optimise the benefits they provide our communities

he Fareham and Gosport Environmental Health Partnership is looking to secure a three year contract for the maintenance and data management for three stations including local site operator (LSO) duties and the display of air quality website information. Officers from the Partnership will continue to manage the monthly change and analysis of diffusion tubes, including the triplicate and co-located tubes at the monitoring stations. Officers from the Partnership can respond to minor calls of assistance from the contractor during the working week eg clearing vegetation around the monitoring stations, checking on the security of the unit etc. Maintenance issues that have been rectified in the past include the replacement of an air conditioning unit, a metal cage around an air inlet and an access ladder

Ground Floor Rear Extension, Bedroom and Shower room to 146 Gudge Heath Lane

The Council is seeking to lead the regeneration of Fareham Town Centre by appointing a Lead Consultant to: • Build on the work we have already done to develop a Concept for the Town Centre that is viable and deliverable. • To provide a detailed assessment of Fareham Shopping Centre as a key asset in the town, both in terms of its existing function and its repositioning opportunity, to facilitate delivery of regeneration. • To provide advice that will assist the Council in determining the extent to which it should intervene in facilitating land assembly, by considering the benefits, shortcomings, and risks of acquiring or increasing its ownership stake in Fareham Shopping Centre to help achieve regeneration. • Outline the available delivery models and what role(s) The Council could potentially play in regeneration, together with available funding sources.

Upgrading Blackbrook Park, Kenwood Road and Kites Croft play areas, to include new items of equipment and safety surfacing and improve the existing equipment

Internal refurbishment works to property

Aeronautical Ground Lighting Consultancy

In 2019 FBC worked with RCA to develop a design to deliver the proposed project. This now requires reviewing and updating before tenders are obtained for a fully designed scheme. Initial work will involve the successful consultant gaining an understanding of the site and scheme as developed to date. Meeting with the client, operator and other key organisations including, but not limited to, the MCA and CAA.

Professional civil engineering and design Services are required to support Fareham Borough Council's [FBC] coastal team, 'Coastal Partners' [CP], to develop Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management (FCERM) scheme options and outline designs for Fareham Quay and Alton Grove to Cador Drive, as recommended in the River Hamble to Portchester FCERM Strategy (RHPS).

Loft conversion for 2 bedrooms and shower room

A council owned sea defence has collapsed at Salterns Recreations Ground, Fareham. This provides both a flood defence and containment of landfill materials

Completion of Strategic Outline Business Case for Welborne Railway Station (as proposed as part of the Welborne Garden Village Plan).

Installation, Service/Maintenance and Repair

Technology Enabled Living or Technology Enabled Care services as it is commonly known, refers to the use of telehealth and telecare services providing care and support for people with long term conditions that is convenient, accessible and cost-effective. It has the potential to transform the way people engage with and control their own health and social care, empowering them to manage it in a way that is right for them.

Replacement of Fire Doors in Civic Offices

Lone working devices for Officers

Supply and Delivery of Bedding Plants and Bulbs for Floral Displays for Fareham Borough Council

The Council are seeking the demolition and clearance of the Building currently in situ on the site of Assheton Court, Castle Street, Portchester, Fareham, Hampshire, PO16 9PT in readiness for the construction of a replacement development which has recently been granted planning permission of which the demolition of the current structure is included.