UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Norwich City Council (the council) provides a range of statutory and non-statutory services to the city of Norwich including waste and recycling, planning, housing and events. The Corporate Plan and the 2040 Norwich City Vision set out the council's priorities and objectives. For more information about the city council and its services visit www.norwich.gov.uk The council, in addition to its stock of council-owned social housing, manages a number of privately owned properties which it uses to house tenants as required. To fulfil its legal obligations under the Landlord and Tenants Act 1988, the Council requires, on an ad-hoc basis, various small works, repairs and services to be undertaken on these properties. The objectives of the procurement are: • To secure value for money services and support the council priorities of; People living well and great neighbourhoods, housing and environment. The maximum total value awarded under this framework will be £440,000 over the total 4 year period. The council has a growing portfolio of approximately 310 properties that the council's private sector leasing team (LetNCC) manage and require maintaining. We now wish to establish our own framework of between 3 and 4 contractors to ensure our repair and void targets are met. Please download tender documents and upload completed tenders using the link: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/norwich/aspx/Home

Norwich City Council provides a range of statutory and non-statutory services to the city of Norwich including waste and recycling, planning, housing and events.The Corporate Plan and the 2040 Norwich City Vision set out the council’s priorities and objectives.For more information about the city council and its services visit www.norwich.gov.ukNorwich City Council requires a security services provider to cover an on-site presence and patrols for various locations in Norwich. This is required to ensure that the multi-storey car parks remain open and secure and select locations in Norwich are monitored for anti-social behaviour, trespassing and potential damage.The objectives of the procurement are:To secure value for money services and support the council priorities of; People living well and great neighbourhoods, housing and environment.

Norwich City Council is conducting an open tender for works to be undertaken in St Andrews Multi-Storey Car Park (MSCP). The car park is owned by the Council and is in need of works on the higher levels to improve safety to the car park users. Access to the MSCP is via the main entrance on Duke Street, Norwich. Contract will commence end of October 2022 with an actual start date on site of Tuesday 03 January 2023. Please download tender documents and upload completed tenders using the link: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/norwich/aspx/Home

Norwich City Council is seeking a suitably registered and licensed supplier(s) for the comprehensive provision of trade waste services for Norwich Provision Market, City Hall and other Council offices.

Norwich City Council manages the maintenance and repair of council buildings and in order to maintain the buildings in good condition it is necessary to undertake repairs and maintenance as appropriate. The council is conducting an open tender for a single contractor to provide proposed structural remedial works to address potential health and safety issues due to the condition of the reinforcement within the structural elements of the communal areas (landings and staircases) across 5 blocks at Woburn Street, Walpole Street, Bussey Road, Pockthorpe Gate and Berners Street, Norwich, Norfolk. Please download the tender documents and upload completed tenders using the link: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/norwich/aspx/Home

Norwich City Council manages the maintenance and repair of the authority's social housing property portfolio and in order to maintain the buildings in good condition it is necessary to undertake repairs and maintenance as appropriate. The purpose of this procurement is to address potential health and safety issues based on evidence available from Martech testing reports to establish the condition of the reinforcement within the structural slab. The structural integrity of the balconies are becoming compromised as they are all semi-exposed to the elements and currently these structural steel reinforced slabs have no form of waterproof protection. The proposed structural remedial works are located at Gertrude Road and Lavengro Road (Project 44) and George Pope Road (Project 45). As this contract comprises of the two separate Projects, the council is conducting an open tender for either two separate contractors to provide the delivery of each Lot/Project or one single contractor to provide the whole works for both Lots (see ITT for full information). Please download tender documents and upload completed tenders using the link: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/norwich/aspx/Home

The Norfolk Planning Authorities comprising Broadland District Council, Breckland District Council, Great Yarmouth Borough Council, The Borough Council of King's Lynn & West Norfolk, North Norfolk District Council, Norwich City Council, South Norfolk Council and the Broads Authority, jointly invite tenders from suitably qualified consultants to review and refine our existing Mitigation detailed in the Green Infrastructure and Recreational Impact Avoidance and Mitigation Strategy in order to deliver a more detailed and deliverable package of mitigation measures. The purpose of which is to deliver the strategic mitigation necessary for European sites to satisfactorily mitigate against the adverse impacts due to increased visitor numbers from the growth planned in the areas covered by the authorities and inform planning decisions and the preparation of new Local Plans. Please apply via our etendering portal https://in-tendhost.co.uk/norwich/aspx/ProjectManage/345

Norwich City Council is looking for a provider of our out of hours telephony service, covering all out of hours calls (16:00 to 09:00 ) including bank holidays, weekends and the Christmas period separately, except for alarm monitoring and lift calls which are 24hrs a day. Service Users contact the helpdesk (set up by the provider on their own premises), the helpdesk collates this response and processes. Reports on calls are generated and sent to individual Norwich City Council departments as required. The provider will also manage a key collection service with a restricted access, secure key safe for Service Users and third parties to deposit or collect keys out of hours. The out of hours telephony service is essential to providing our statutory services to citizens with queries out of our standard office hours.

Norwich City Council ("the City Council" ) are looking to have a Concession Agreement, comprising: • A Concession Lease • A JCT D&B Contract • A Service Level Agreement For the refurbishment and operation of Townshend House, Norwich

Norwich City Council is seeking a suitably registered and licensed supplier for the comprehensive provision of trade waste services for Norwich Market, City Hall and other Council offices.

With no existing system in place, the council requires a Non-Housing Information Management System that is primarily an estate management system with added asset management functionality. The council requires a system that does not need to be built from scratch and is ready to be utilised and if not, will only need minimal configuration. The council is a Government site with connections to the Public Services Network and uses services and data from central Government. Therefore, the council needs to ensure that the winning supplier does not create any IT security weaknesses that could compromise Compliance with the standards requested of us. The system should be Cloud-Based and the supplier's IT Infrastructure must be located in the United Kingdom. Suppliers must adhere to the 10-steps guidance and principles of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) . This opportunity can be found on: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/norwich/aspx/Home

Works are required to improve the accessibility of the Kett's Height open space in Norwich so that the space can be enjoyed by all. By carrying out this work, it would make the site accessible for people who are unable to use the stairs. The scope of the contract includes installation of ramped access path from Ladbrook Place and resurfacing and refit of the step path from Kett's Hill entrance. A crane will be required to complete this project and as there is a gas main pipe on site the winning contractor will also have to work alongside Cadent Gas who will be overseeing the project. Please download tender documents and upload completed tenders using the link: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/norwich/aspx/Home

Norwich City Council (NCC) are inviting experienced suppliers for the provision of Procurement Services including the creation of a Capital Repairs and Replacements contract. Please download tender documents and upload completed tenders using the link: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/norwich/aspx/Home

Norwich City Council is seeking a suitably registered and licensed supplier for the comprehensive provision of trade waste services for Norwich Market, City Hall and other Council offices.

Norwich City Council (NCC) (the "Council") wishes to invite tenders for the supply of insurance cover and associated services in respect of its insurance programme as detailed within this tender documentation. The Council wishes to invite tenders for the supply of insurance protection and associated services for the Council as detailed within this tender documentation. The successful Bidder(s) will be responsible for providing this service and liaising closely with the Contract Manager identified by the Council.The objectives of the procurement are to secure value for money insurance protection and link to Council priorities and objectives as detailed in the Corporate Plan and the 2040 Norwich City Vision set out the council’s priorities and objectives.

Norwich City Council are looking to appoint an organisation or lead partner to take over the day-to-day running of The Halls. This will include programming, event management, staffing, marketing & box office, day-to-day venue management (including cleaning, minor repairs, compliance, risk management), bar management, budget management and anything else pertinent to successful venue management. The contracted site covered by this is The Halls, St Andrew's Plain, Norwich, NR3 1AU and includes St Andrew's Hall, Blackfriars Hall, the Cloisters, the Crypt, Becket's Chapel, Chapter House (remains) and other meeting, office, and operational rooms within the complex.

The council is seeking to appoint suitably qualified contractors, to undertake the removal of existing doorsets and their replacement with full timber FD30s and FD30 fire doorsets to residential properties and associated communal areas through the council owned housing stock. These are classified as rectification works to replace previously installed flat entrance doorsets, and aged communal doorsets. Norwich City Council is undertaking these works due to the discovery of a number of anomalies in the installation and quality of previously installed doorsets. The safety of our residents is paramount, therefore NoCC is going to undertake remedial works to address this, which involves the replacement of the existing doorsets using an independently verified and tested product

These Contracts will deliver Capital Works across Norwich City Council stock. The stock has been split into 2 lots: Lot 1: North & East, Lot 2: South & West. Key programmes of work under these contracts will include (but not be limited to): Roof work, Masonry work, External doors & Windows, Decoration, Wall & Floor tiling, Flooring, Kitchen provision, installation & associated works, Bathroom provision, installation & associated works, Electrical works including fan installation, Consumer units, Domestic & Communal lighting, Insulation, provision & Installation of heating systems & associated work, Installation of Air Source heat pumps & Solar PV, external envelope works, other external refurbishment works such as cyclical decorations & rainwater goods replacements. These will be 10 year Contracts using the JCT MTC (2016) form of Contract, with a schedule of amendments. The procurement will be a two-stage Restricted process in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

The Council's intention is to apply to the National Lottery Heritage Fund for a project to the approximate value of up to £10 million. The Council submitted an Expression of Interest in July 2024 which was favourably received by the National Lottery and have now recommended that Norwich City Council make a formal application for the Development Stage, to be submitted by August 2025. This ITT is for the appointment of a multi-disciplinary consultancy (Landscape architect / architect / cost consultant) to provide the information and carry out the required works to enable the application to be made.