UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Minor maintenance and cleansing of public conveniences. The contract involves inspection and cleansing of public conveniences within Swale including periodic deep cleans and minor repairs

Provision of Minor Maintenance and Cleansing of Public Conveniences. Two contracts will be awarded to one supplier. The contracts will involve opening and closing public conveniences; cleansing and maintaining them (undertaking minor maintenance works); providing consumables; undertaking hygiene services and dispose of corresponding waste. The contract for Lot 1 shall commence on 01/04/26 and terminate on 31/03/31. The council may extend the opportunity for a further 1 year. The contract for Lot 2 shall commence on 01/04/26 and terminate on 31/03/27. The council may extend the opportunity for 1 year periods of up to a further 5 years.

Insurance coverage and associated service (excluding Broker Services). • Lot 1: Property including Computers, Contract Works, Business Interruption, Special (all) risks and Money • Lot 2: Commercial & Industrial properties let to tenants • Lot 3: Casualty insurance including Employers/Public/Products Liability, Officials Indemnity, Professional Negligence, Hirers Liability. • Lot 4: Fidelity Guarantee • Lot 5: Motor Fleet insurance • Lot 6: Personal Accident • Lot 7: Engineering services (Inspection and Insurance) • Lot 8: Package encompassing Lot 1 – Property, Lot 3 – Casualty and Lot 5 – Motor Fleet.

Observing best practice of lifeguarding principles and all applicable laws and regulations to carry out lifeguard duties at bathing beaches in Sheerness, Minster and Leysdown on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent. The provision will include personnel, equipment and temporary lifeguard stations. The contractor will also need to provide operational management plans specific to each beach including risk assessments and safe methods of operation.

Swale Borough Council invited tenders for Parking Payment Terminal Replacement. The contract involves the supply and maintenance of 38 Parking Payment Terminals in Swale at sites designated in the specification. The contract commenced on 11th April 2022 and will terminate on 10th April 2029. The council may extend the opportunity on an annual basis via mutual written agreement thereafter up to a maximum of 7 years. This is due to the successful supplier being the only company able to service their own machines, and the machines themselves having an undefined lifecycle (between 7-15 years, dependent on modular components, software and market developments).

Inspection and cleansing of public conveniences within Swale including periodic deep cleans, hygiene services and minor repairs.