UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The development of a new Strategic Central Depot at Bowerhill, Melksham, forming part of a wider programme to rationalise and modernise the Council’s operational estate. The depot will consolidate multiple existing facilities and services, including Highways, Waste, Streetscene and Fleet operations, into a single multi-functional site.

The development of a new Strategic Central Depot at Bowerhill, Melksham, forming part of a wider programme to rationalise and modernise the Council’s operational estate. The depot will consolidate multiple existing facilities and services, including Highways, Waste, Streetscene and Fleet operations, into a single multi-functional site.

"Living my Life" is an "Open Framework" to provide daytime and evening opportunities for children aged 16+ and adults with an eligible care need in Wiltshire.

The Datacentre Network Refresh project aims to replace aging network switches in the datacentre to ensure secure, resilient, and future-ready infrastructure. This initiative addresses equipment end-of-life, support contract expiry, and security risks identified in recent audits, aligning with the Council’s network strategy. The project involves the procurement of twenty-six datacentre switches. This maintains compliance, supports growth, and mitigates risks from unsupported hardware.

HC2278 Healthy Eating Programme For Educational Settings Wiltshire Council is seeking a single provider to deliver a whole-setting healthy eating and lifestyle programme across education settings for children aged 2–11, including mainstream primary, nurseries, pre-schools, SEND settings, and SEMH resource bases. The service will empower settings to create health-promoting environments through staff training, food policy development, pupil education, cooking skills, parent engagement, and environmental changes that make healthy choices easier. Over the initial two-year contract (with option to extend for a further two years), the provider will support settings to embed sustainable practice, contributing to reducing health inequalities, improve fruit and vegetable intake and support the prevention of overweight and obesity.