UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

SCDC are seeking a suitably qualified ecologist to provide advice on biodiversity enhancement and management on areas of council owned land adjacent to SCDC housing estates. We have identified 22 sites that may be suitable for biodiversity enhancement. These areas are typically small parcels of land (approximately 160 to 3000 metres squared), generally laid to grass but include other features such as mature trees, ponds, and adjacent watercourses. If you wish to bid for this tender please do so by visiting our e-tendering portal at: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=8ad2dc6b-920a-ee11-8123-005056b64545

South Cambridge District Council (SCDC) is seeking an Operator Partner to manage the sports pitches and pavilion at Western Park for a minimum 3 year period from 1st September 2023 (with a potential extension of 1 year plus 1 year). The pitches are currently owned by L&Q, but SCDC is seeking to unite the sports pitches with the sports pavilion and car park (which are nearing the completion of construction) under its ownership, thus allowing the sports pitches and pavilion to be operated as one. The pitches are currently managed by Greenbelt; however, this management company will step back from management and maintenance once the Operator Partner is mobilised. Greenbelt will work with the Operator Partner to affect handover and a smooth transition between these service providers. The specification is for management of the Sports Pavilion (with changing rooms, kitchen and clubroom with sports pitches, bowling green and MUGA adjacent to the building) and a number of grass sports pitches, bowling green, and a synthetic turf pitch. The Sports Pavilion will be built and ready for use in September 2023. For more information and copy of the tender documents please see our electronic tendering portal: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert/Index?advertId=ad857ada-021f-ee11-8123-005056b64545

South Cambridge District Council (SCDC) is seeking an Operator Partner to manage the sports pitches and pavilion at Western Park for a minimum 3 year period from 1st September 2023 (with a potential extension of 1 year plus 1 year). The pitches are currently owned by L&Q, but SCDC is seeking to unite the sports pitches with the sports pavilion and car park (which are nearing the completion of construction) under its ownership, thus allowing the sports pitches and pavilion to be operated as one. The pitches are currently managed by Greenbelt; however, this management company will step back from management and maintenance once the Operator Partner is mobilised. Greenbelt will work with the Operator Partner to affect handover and a smooth transition between these service providers. The specification is for management of the Sports Pavilion (with changing rooms, kitchen and clubroom with sports pitches, bowling green and MUGA adjacent to the building) and a number of grass sports pitches, bowling green, and a synthetic turf pitch. The Sports Pavilion will be built and ready for use in September 2023. For more information and copy of the tender documents please see our electronic tendering portal: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert/Index?advertId=ad857ada-021f-ee11-8123-005056b64545

South Cambridgeshire District Council is seeking to commission a survey of private sector housing stock conditions. Should you be interested in bidding for this tender, please do so by visiting our e-tendering portal at: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=9d5c7b14-dd1b-ee11-8123-005056b64545

This project is funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund is a central pillar of the UK government's Levelling Up agenda and provides £2.6 billion of funding for local investment by March 2025. The Fund aims to improve pride in place and increase life chances across the UK investing in communities and place, supporting local business, and people and skills. For more information, visit https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/uk-shared-prosperity-fund-prospectus We know that South Cambridgeshire ranks poorly amongst local authorities in terms of accessible greenspace (see the 2022 Legatum UK Prosperity Index) and projects such as Cambridgeshire Future Parks has sought to address this issue. It is also in alignment with SCDC's Health and Wellbeing Strategy, our Doubling Nature commitment, and Zero Carbon Strategy. This project aligns with the UK SPF overarching investment priority of Community and Place and is aligned with Intervention E3; Creation of and improvements to local green spaces, community gardens, watercourses and embankments, along with incorporating natural features into wider public spaces. The Council seeks a contractor, possibly a landscape architecture consultancy with community experience or similar expertise to undertake research, organise Communication and Community involvement, and support Delivery of Community green spaces. For more information and to download the tender documents, please see our electronic tendering portal: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=cafbcc19-fd29-ee11-8123-005056b64545

Last winter (2022) SCDC worked in partnership with the voluntary sector to develop a series of Warm Hubs across the district, operated from community buildings and led by volunteers to provide spaces for residents to spend time, keep warm and connect with people in their communities. Following the success of this initiative, SCDC wish to continue to develop these popular spaces into Community Hubs; places in the community where anyone can go, to meet and connect with local people, and gain access to a wide range of support and services which help to keep people healthy and well, year-round. The vision is to build on the Community Hub success in connecting people living in rural communities with each other and with support services where needed, to offer outreach to debt advice, food aid, housing and health services. To further extend the model, SCDC is looking for the volunteers to be supported by 3 Village Agents (p/t employees) to act as a facilitator, connector, and community development worker for the Community Hubs. Their role will be to support and develop the team of local volunteers, ensure the Hub continues to be community-led, connect with local teams to enable outreach services in a way that suits the community it serves e.g cost of living support, vaccinations, health clinics, group consults employment support, food networks. It is envisaged that each Village Agent would support the Community Hubs within a particular integrated neighbourhood (IN), of which there are 3 covering the District of South Cambridgeshire (some flexibility maybe required in contracted hours dependent on the number of hubs within each IN area). By bringing health prevention into the community, the aim is to address the health inequalities imposed on residents living in rural areas with very limited and expensive public transport, without the use of a personal car, Wi-Fi or home computer. It is anticipated that the Hubs will deliver opportunities to host events such as vaccine outreach, and health talks on specific subjects, and look at opportunities to create regular events such as carers cafes or menopause cafes in consultation with the community. Opportunities could also be made to link with the Mobile Libraries, Job Centres, and Housing advice to provide support on a whole range of prevention aligned to the Determinants of Health. Therefore, SCDC is looking for a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to provide these services. The Hubs will offer a warm, friendly and inclusive environment with access to hot food, tea and coffee; somewhere to socialise, take part in activities and receive information on how to reduce bills, access financial or housing support, and stay healthy and well. To apply for this contract and to receive the tender documentation please register on our electronic tendering portal: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=9cb2bf43-4a2a-ee11-8123-005056b64545

Last winter (2022) SCDC worked in partnership with the voluntary sector to develop a series of Warm Hubs across the district, operated from community buildings and led by volunteers to provide spaces for residents to spend time, keep warm and connect with people in their communities. Following the success of this initiative, SCDC wish to continue to develop these popular spaces into Community Hubs; places in the community where anyone can go, to meet and connect with local people, and gain access to a wide range of support and services which help to keep people healthy and well, year-round. The vision is to build on the Community Hub success in connecting people living in rural communities with each other and with support services where needed, to offer outreach to debt advice, food aid, housing and health services. To further extend the model, SCDC is looking for the volunteers to be supported by 3 Village Agents (p/t employees) to act as a facilitator, connector, and community development worker for the Community Hubs. Their role will be to support and develop the team of local volunteers, ensure the Hub continues to be community-led, connect with local teams to enable outreach services in a way that suits the community it serves e.g cost of living support, vaccinations, health clinics, group consults employment support, food networks. It is envisaged that each Village Agent would support the Community Hubs within a particular integrated neighbourhood (IN), of which there are 3 covering the District of South Cambridgeshire (some flexibility maybe required in contracted hours dependent on the number of hubs within each IN area). By bringing health prevention into the community, the aim is to address the health inequalities imposed on residents living in rural areas with very limited and expensive public transport, without the use of a personal car, Wi-Fi or home computer. It is anticipated that the Hubs will deliver opportunities to host events such as vaccine outreach, and health talks on specific subjects, and look at opportunities to create regular events such as carers cafes or menopause cafes in consultation with the community. Opportunities could also be made to link with the Mobile Libraries, Job Centres, and Housing advice to provide support on a whole range of prevention aligned to the Determinants of Health. Therefore, SCDC is looking for a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to provide these services. The Hubs will offer a warm, friendly and inclusive environment with access to hot food, tea and coffee; somewhere to socialise, take part in activities and receive information on how to reduce bills, access financial or housing support, and stay healthy and well. https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=9cb2bf43-4a2a-ee11-8123-005056b64545

SCDC is looking for a suitably qualified and experienced Contractor to provide cleaning services for its offices at Waterbeach Depot. SCDC will require a start date of 11/09/2023 from the successful company to begin providing the services under this contract. This contract is for a 1-year term with the option to extend each and every year for a further 2 years and the estimated contract value is 10,000 pounds per year. Should you wish to bid for this tender please do so by visiting our e-tendering portal at: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=180a6896-6d3b-ee11-8124-005056b64545

SCDC is looking for a suitably qualified and experienced Contractor to provide cleaning services for its offices at Waterbeach Depot. SCDC will require a start date of 11/09/2023 from the successful company to begin providing the services under this contract. This contract is for a 1-year term with the option to extend each and every year for a further 2 years and the estimated contract value is £10,000 per year. Should you wish to bid for this tender please do so by visiting our e-tendering portal at: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=180a6896-6d3b-ee11-8124-005056b64545

SCDC is looking for a suitable contractor to source and organise delivery of initially 500 electric over-blankets, potentially rising to 600, to residents in South Cambridgeshire to help combat the cost-of-living crisis during winter. Vulnerable residents have been pre-selected by SCDC and will have the opportunity to claim their electric blanket, paid for by SCDC. Once they have confirmed their details to SCDC, these will be passed weekly to the successful contractor within a spreadsheet, to arrange delivery through a third party (e.g. Royal Mail, DPD etc). The successful contractor will: • Buy 500 electric blankets up front or be able to guarantee their constant supply • Organise storage of the blankets before postage • Post the blankets to the individual recipients as and when orders come in from SCDC SCDC are not able to guarantee the spread of orders, but it is expected there will initially be a high volume in the first two months, before orders slow down until all stock has been exhausted. The first orders will likely be at the start of October 2023 so the blankets must be available by then. Electric blanket specification: Size at least a single (approximately 160cm x 100cm), 150w, voltage 220/240v, UK 3 pin plug, electric over-blanket with some form of timer or temperature control that turns the blanket off should it reach this temperature. Please note we require a multi-use electric over blanket, NOT just for use in bed. Postage requirements: Must be posted within 5 working days of receiving each order spreadsheet from SCDC. Must be posted at least second class and with a trusted delivery company that can arrange for a redelivery if the resident is not in. Please note, each blanket will be delivered to a different address. SCDC can guarantee the purchase of 500 blankets, and if demand for the service is high, will be able to request the purchase of an additional 100 blankets, however this cannot be guaranteed at this stage. For more information and to obtain the tender documentation, please see our electronic tendering portal: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=91dba429-2035-ee11-8124-005056b64545

SCDC is looking for a suitable contractor to source and organise delivery of initially 500 electric over-blankets, potentially rising to 600, to residents in South Cambridgeshire to help combat the cost-of-living crisis during winter. Vulnerable residents have been pre-selected by SCDC and will have the opportunity to claim their electric blanket, paid for by SCDC. Once they have confirmed their details to SCDC, these will be passed weekly to the successful contractor within a spreadsheet, to arrange delivery through a third party (e.g. Royal Mail, DPD etc). The successful contractor will: • Buy 500 electric blankets up front or be able to guarantee their constant supply • Organise storage of the blankets before postage • Post the blankets to the individual recipients as and when orders come in from SCDC SCDC are not able to guarantee the spread of orders, but it is expected there will initially be a high volume in the first two months, before orders slow down until all stock has been exhausted. The first orders will likely be at the start of October 2023 so the blankets must be available by then. Electric blanket specification: Size at least a single (approximately 160cm x 100cm), 150w, voltage 220/240v, UK 3 pin plug, electric over-blanket with some form of timer or temperature control that turns the blanket off should it reach this temperature. Please note we require a multi-use electric over blanket, NOT just for use in bed. Postage requirements: Must be posted within 5 working days of receiving each order spreadsheet from SCDC. Must be posted at least second class and with a trusted delivery company that can arrange for a redelivery if the resident is not in. Please note, each blanket will be delivered to a different address. SCDC can guarantee the purchase of 500 blankets, and if demand for the service is high, will be able to request the purchase of an additional 100 blankets, however this cannot be guaranteed at this stage. For more information and to obtain the tender documentation, please see our electronic tendering portal: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=91dba429-2035-ee11-8124-005056b64545

Specifications Please price to supply a new and unused 4X4 2.5 (or similar) turbo diesel 6 speed manual transmission LWB SUV with double crew cab capable of towing 3.5t Front bumper mounted remote controlled winch Low level surface mounted strobe beacons Day light bar mounted on roof of cab Cat Converter security Alarm system connected to rear load space of vehicle to protect tools Off road worm tyres fitted Air-Con DAB radio with blue tooth connectivity Floor mats Seat covers High top load area canopy with pod that extends over the cab roof for long objects Side shelf on each side of load space with side lockers on the canopy to gain access Load bed liner Light in rear interior of canopy Pull out cold water hand wash basin system Roof LED beacon bar and 4x rear facing surface mounted low/middle level strobe beacons Tow bar with 50mm ball and jaws Chapter 8 Chevrons on the rear lower door and either side of upper door and chapter 8 strips to rear window of canopy door Chapter 8 chevrons on lower part either side of vehicle Vehicle finished in grey or white To respond please see our electronic tendering portal: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=7ddc9447-c336-ee11-8124-005056b64545

South Cambridgeshire District Council is leading on a joint procurement with Cambridge City Council to undertake Housing Stock Valuations and Non-Housing Stock Valuations. These are collectively known as The Councils. This contract will be let with two lots lot 1 SCDC and lot 2 CCC. SCDC has a housing company (Ermine Street [ESH]) and CCC has a housing company - (Cambridge City Housing Company [CCHC]). It is important to note that The Councils shall require separate invoices for both the authorities and companies for legal and accounting purposes. This document is to be read in conjunction with the following documents: Appendix A Specification CCC Housing Stock Valuation August 2023 Appendix B Specification CCHC Stock Valuation August 2023 Appendix C Specification ESH Stock Valuation August 2023 Appendix D Specification SCDC Housing Stock and Other Property & Land Valuation August 2023 For more information and to obtain the tender documentation please see: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=b1553f2b-7e37-ee11-8124-005056b64545

SCDC is seeking to appoint a specialist contractor for one year to support GCSPS with the delivery of pre-application advice and planning applications relating to allocated growth sites. The contractor will be expected to act on behalf of the two Councils as a planning consultant, working as a principal planning officer within the GCSPS Strategic Sites team. The work to be undertaken would involve leading on requests for pre-application planning advice from developers in relation to major/complex development proposals on Strategic Sites, and the handling of associated planning applications. The lead consultant must be a Chartered Member of the Royal Town Planning Institute. Should you wish to bid for this tender please do so by visiting our e-tendering portal at:

Cambridge City Council, East Cambridgeshire District Council, Fenland District Council, Huntingdonshire District Council, Peterborough City Council, and South Cambridgeshire District Council (RECAP Partners) seek expressions of interest from suitably experienced organisations to secure a contractor to carry out the dry mixed recycling services for the RECAP Partners through this Competitive Dialogue tender procedure. The RECAP Partners wish to establish contracts for the Bulking, Haulage and Processing of Dry Mixed Recycling (DMR) collected by the RECAP Partners. The RECAP Partners, as part of an innovative and unique commitment through collaboration, adopt a joined up approach in managing their dry mixed recycling provision across the region. As part of this collaboration, they are undertaking this single joint procurement, which will result in a successful bidder being appointed for each Lot (or both), but each RECAP Partner will enter into a separate contract with the successful bidder, the same duplicate contract being used. The contracts will be awarded in two separate lots as follows: 1. Lot 1: the transportation/receipt, sorting and onward sale/re-processing of commingled dry recyclable materials. 2. Lot 2: the bulking and storage of dry recyclable materials and loading materials for transportation. If a bidder is successful in both Lots, the Councils will combine the Lots into a single contract for each of them. The contractor will need to demonstrate its ability to contribute to the RECAP Partner's vision effectively and sustainably, based upon a financially sound long-term operational model that is attractive and acceptable to the RECAP Partners. The RECAP Partners collect and arrange for the processing and recycling of approximately 82,000 tonnes per annum collectively of dry mixed recyclables from household recycling collections. The DMR stream collected by each RECAP Partner includes paper, card, glass, plastic, metals and composite packaging materials. The contractor appointed will be required to work with the RECAP Partners to respond to any changes that result from the Environment Act 2021 coming into force. This may include receipt, processing and recycling of partially, or fully separated streams of DMR materials. The successful bidder will be required to meet the following objectives whilst considering the carbon impact of the operations: Sort and separate Contract Materials at a Materials Recycling Facility in a manner that maximises quality, quantity and value; Maximise the value from the Contract Materials and secure arrangements for the onward processing and sale of Recyclable Materials for recycling. Treatment and disposal of all non-recyclable items whilst operating in compliance with the waste hierarchy, maximising diversion away from landfill. The direct Link to the opportunity can be found here: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=d94e9c1c-a336-ee11-8124-005056b64545 Additional information: Please note the closing date for this opportunity is 14/09/23 at 17:00, Expression of interests must be received by 11/09/23 at 17:00 to enable you to participate.

Cambridge City Council, East Cambridgeshire District Council, Fenland District Council, Huntingdonshire District Council, Peterborough City Council, and South Cambridgeshire District Council (RECAP Partners) seek expressions of interest from suitably experienced organisations to secure a contractor to carry out the dry mixed recycling services for the RECAP Partners through this Competitive Dialogue tender procedure. The RECAP Partners wish to establish contracts for the Bulking, Haulage and Processing of Dry Mixed Recycling (DMR) collected by the RECAP Partners. The RECAP Partners, as part of an innovative and unique commitment through collaboration, adopt a joined up approach in managing their dry mixed recycling provision across the region. As part of this collaboration, they are undertaking this single joint procurement, which will result in a successful bidder being appointed for each Lot (or both), but each RECAP Partner will enter into a separate contract with the successful bidder, the same duplicate contract being used. The contracts will be awarded in two separate lots as follows: 1. Lot 1: the transportation/receipt, sorting and onward sale/re-processing of commingled dry recyclable materials. 2. Lot 2: the bulking and storage of dry recyclable materials and loading materials for transportation. If a bidder is successful in both Lots, the Councils will combine the Lots into a single contract for each of them. The contractor will need to demonstrate its ability to contribute to the RECAP Partner's vision effectively and sustainably, based upon a financially sound long-term operational model that is attractive and acceptable to the RECAP Partners. The RECAP Partners collect and arrange for the processing and recycling of approximately 82,000 tonnes per annum collectively of dry mixed recyclables from household recycling collections. The DMR stream collected by each RECAP Partner includes paper, card, glass, plastic, metals and composite packaging materials. The contractor appointed will be required to work with the RECAP Partners to respond to any changes that result from the Environment Act 2021 coming into force. This may include receipt, processing and recycling of partially, or fully separated streams of DMR materials. The successful bidder will be required to meet the following objectives whilst considering the carbon impact of the operations: Sort and separate Contract Materials at a Materials Recycling Facility in a manner that maximises quality, quantity and value; Maximise the value from the Contract Materials and secure arrangements for the onward processing and sale of Recyclable Materials for recycling. Treatment and disposal of all non-recyclable items whilst operating in compliance with the waste hierarchy, maximising diversion away from landfill. The direct Link to the opportunity can be found here: https://procontract.due-north.com/Procurer/Advert/View?advertId=d94e9c1c-a336-ee11-8124-005056b64545&fromAdvertEvent=True Additional information: Please note the closing date for this opportunity is 14/09/23 at 17:00, Expression of interests must be received by 11/09/23 at 17:00 to enable you to participate.

Cambridge City Council, East Cambridgeshire District Council, Fenland District Council, Huntingdonshire District Council, Peterborough City Council, and South Cambridgeshire District Council (RECAP Partners) seek expressions of interest from suitably experienced organisations to secure a contractor to carry out the dry mixed recycling services for the RECAP Partners through this Competitive Dialogue tender procedure. The RECAP Partners wish to establish contracts for the Bulking, Haulage and Processing of Dry Mixed Recycling (DMR) collected by the RECAP Partners. The RECAP Partners, as part of an innovative and unique commitment through collaboration, adopt a joined up approach in managing their dry mixed recycling provision across the region. As part of this collaboration, they are undertaking this single joint procurement, which will result in a successful bidder being appointed for each Lot (or both), but each RECAP Partner will enter into a separate contract with the successful bidder, the same duplicate contract being used. The contracts will last for five (5) years with the provision to extend for up to an additional five (5) years subject to requirements and satisfactory performance. The contracts will be awarded in two separate lots as follows: 1. Lot 1: the transportation/receipt, sorting and onward sale/re-processing of commingled dry recyclable materials. 2. Lot 2: the bulking and storage of dry recyclable materials and loading materials for transportation. If a bidder is successful in both Lots, the Councils will combine the Lots into a single contract for each of them. The contractor will need to demonstrate its ability to contribute to the RECAP Partner’s vision effectively and sustainably, based upon a financially sound long-term operational model that is attractive and acceptable to the RECAP Partners. The RECAP Partners collect and arrange for the processing and recycling of approximately 82,000 tonnes per annum collectively of dry mixed recyclables from household recycling collections. The DMR stream collected by each RECAP Partner includes paper, card, glass, plastic, metals and composite packaging materials. The contractor appointed will be required to work with the RECAP Partners to respond to any changes that result from the Environment Act 2021 coming into force. This may include receipt, processing and recycling of partially, or fully separated streams of DMR materials. The scope of the service required in each Lot includes the provision of a reception point for the RECAP Partner vehicles to make deliveries of waste, treatment recycling and/or disposal of all dry mixed recycling material, transport of all dry mixed recycling waste and resulting fractions, processing and sorting and the marketing and management of all process outputs (e.g. products and residues) from the treatment process. The scope of each lot also includes managing the service, collecting and reporting service information, reducing carbon emissions associated with managing the RECAP Partner’s waste, and providing social value. Scope of Services The successful bidder will be required to meet the following objectives whilst considering the carbon impact of the operations: • Sort and separate Contract Materials at a Materials Recycling Facility in a manner that maximises quality, quantity and value;. • Maximise the value from the Contract Materials and secure arrangements for the onward processing and sale of Recyclable Materials for recycling. • Treatment and disposal of all non-recyclable items whilst operating in compliance with the waste hierarchy, maximising diversion away from landfill.

As part of South Cambridgeshire District Council's work to support guests from Ukraine through the Homes for Ukraine scheme, we are working with our local communities in their efforts to welcome and provide support for guests. By providing 'English for speakers of other languages' (ESOL) courses, to Ukrainian guests who have arrived under the Homes for Ukraine scheme, we would like to support guests to improve their English reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. These courses will also help to improve social interactions and everyday life as well as improve job prospects. We will require suppliers to provide cost effective, flexible, high quality and value for money ESOL classes. To include: • Flexible and responsive classes which primarily focus on conversation and the language needed to navigate day to day life and for seeking employment opportunities in the UK • Classes that are line with best ESOL practice • Classes that are primarily aimed at adults, but can include older children that attend secondary school • Classes will be taught by qualified ESOL tutors and supported by teaching assistants (where required) • Progress reviews which will be provided at regular intervals throughout the course • A reasonable 'dropout policy' will be provided to ensure spaces are filled as consistently as possible • Certificates of achievement which will be awarded to students at the end of the course. • The promotion of other schemes run by South Cambridgeshire District Council (and, where appropriate, its partners) to be included in lessons, for example free bikes, laptops, Ukraine small grants scheme All teachers and assistants providing the lessons will need to have undertaken appropriate safeguarding training. Safer recruitment and safeguarding procedures will need to be followed by the supplier/tutors. Public liability insurance for each class will need to be provided by each supplier. We will require ESOL quotations for a total cost per course based on three LOTS, any combination of which can be tendered for together: a) ESOL course to be run at a suitable location in the South of South Cambridgeshire (for example only - Whittlesford, Shelford, Melbourn, Caldecote, The Mordens). b) ESOL courses to be run at a suitable location in the North of South Cambridgeshire (for example only - Girton, Cottenham, Swavesey, Fen Ditton, Fulbourn, Milton, Waterbeach, Impington). c) ESOL courses to be offered to be run online , as an option for those who can't attend in person. All courses will need to be completed by 01 September 2024 i.e. one academic year from the start in September 2023. For more information please see: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=8036433b-4646-ee11-8124-005056b64545

Cambridge City Council (CCC) and South Cambridgeshire District Council (SCDC) are seeking a software provider to develop a 3D model for Cambridge City and its environs (as defined in Appendix 1). Detailed proposals are now invited from consultants comprising three parts: The preparation of a 3D interactive model for Cambridge City and its environs which includes the identified strategic viewpoints located across the city and its fringes. A detailed implementation plan outlining how the software provider will support the roll out of the product to planning officers from across the service (approximately 80 officers). Outline how on-going technical support will be provided through the duration of the contract. Should you wish to bid for this tender please do so by visiting our e-tendering portal at:https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=d1560bab-e847-ee11-8124-005056b64545&fromRfxSummary=True&rfxId=afad3072-ea47-ee11-8124-005056b64545