local government contracts

Linwood School is a Special School with the main campus (Linwood Campus) located on Alma Road in the Winton East Ward. Due to rising need for specialist places, the school has expanded into a number of satellite sites in Poole and Bournemouth and has also significantly increased the number of pupils on the main campus. The purpose of the project is to adapt the former Parkfield School site into a campus of Linwood Special School. The primary changes required are to adapt a building intended as an all-through school for mainstream pupils into a school for KS2 (aged 7-11) through to KS5 (aged 16-18) pupils with a variety of specialist needs including Autistic Spectrum Condition and Social Emotional and Mental Health Needs. This procurement exercise is to obtain the professional services of a suitably qualified architect to act as Principal Designer under CDM 2015 regulations and Principal Designer (as defined under the Building Safety Act 2022) and lead a team of specialist consultants from RIBA Stage 2 (Concept Design) to RIBA Stage 6 (Handover). The Design Lead, thus appointed will form part of the procurement team who, working alongside members of the council's in-house client team, will procure the services of the remaining professional advisors to design, specify and manage the proposed package of works.

Internal Alterations to provide Group Rooms & Hygiene Room. Refurbishment to include refurbishment of sub floor, redesigned spaces include new WCs flooring and decoration. To also include works to reconfigured external areas. Allow for new decking and steps to extend from existing landings. New tarmac and reseeding to turfed areas. New underground drainage associated with timber building. Note timber building will be constructed by others.

Summary Tavistock Town Council as Client and Accountable Body invites tenders from a Principal Contractor with the relevant skills and capability in heritage and conservation projects to take the lead role for the grant funded repair, refurbishment and new public access, lighting and signage enhancement of Betsy Grimbal's Tower (Grade 1 (No.1326209)) and Still House (Grade 2 (No.1105870)) buildings located on Plymouth Road in the town centre. Provided on Tavistock Town Council website to assist with the submission are drawings showing elevations and work details, pre-construction Information, details of preliminaries, schedule of works and archaeology reports. The estimated budget allowance for this project for the Principal Contractor's fees is between £325,000 to £375,000 plus VAT. With contract administration being managed by Le Page Architects, the project will also include working alongside Structural Engineers (estimated £3,700), Archaeologist (estimated £10,000) and Ecologist (estimated £5,000). The Principal Contractor's roles and responsibilities are to undertake the capital grant funded fabric works which will be executed JCT Building Contract as well as liaison with the other appointed professional consultants listed above. During the construction phase on Betsy Grimbal's Tower there will also be two skills day workshops and an archaeological dig project co-ordinated by Tavistock Heritage Trust. The anticipated start date for capital works is the end of June 2026, with a completion date of mid-November 2026. When submitting your tender, you must provide the following: 1. The Schedule of Works FULLY priced with each line item having a cost set against it - see J26.014 TTC Abbey Schedule of Works 15.04.26 Tender Issue Rev B 2. Full programme proposals for the project 3. Full CDM answers to the attached Pre Construction Information. Overview This contract forms part of the Rediscovering Abbey Remains Project. The objectives are wide and diverse; part of which is to ensure the continuous repair and care of the Tavistock Abbey remains. Further elements of the project include extensive archaeological investigations, research into the abbey and its life and power and the creation of AV interpretation of the finds and research. This will ensure long term interest both from the local community and visitors, and provide knowledge of the abbey, which until now has been rather piecemeal, and will aim to create an educational resource for schools and research. The capital works relating to the repairs will be managed by the Tavistock Town Council who own the two substantial abbey remains. The Town Council are in partnership with the Tavistock Heritage Trust who will be managing the remaining elements of the project relating to research and interpretation. Tavistock Abbey is a Scheduled Monument SAM 1020401. Betsy Grimbal's Towers is Listed Grade I and is on the At Risk Register, category C (slow decay; no solution agreed). The building borders Plymouth Road, the entrance to the Bedford Hotel carpark and the Tavistock Vicarage parking area. The Stillhouse is Listed Grade II located within the curtilage of the garden of the Bedford Hotel and Tavistock Vicarage garden and borders the abbey's precinct wall abutting the River Tavy. Both buildings are in the ownership of the Tavistock Town Council. Information about the Tavistock Town Council is available on www.tavistock.gov.uk, and the Tavistock Heritage Trust on www.heritageintavistock.org. Submission requirements Applicants should note that submissions should be made by post and must be received no later than the stated deadline. It is the tenderers responsibility to ensure that their tenders arrive at the office address and by this date and time. Tavistock Town Council does not undertake to consider late tenders. If you are interested in tendering for this project please return your tender in writing in a sealed envelope by no later than midday 29th May 2026 marked: CONFIDENTIAL - REDISCOVERING TAVISTOCK ABBEY PROJECT: CAPITAL to: The Proper Officer, Tavistock Town Council, Town Council Offices, Drake Road, TAVISTOCK, Devon, PL19 0AU. For tender enquiries please contact Wayne Southall on 01822 616134 or via email wayne.southall@tavistock.gov.uk For technical enquiries please contact Simon Crosbie on 01752 849880 or via email scrosbie@lepagearchitects.com For site access please contact Becky Rowe on 01822 616134 or via email becky.rowe@tavistock.gov.uk Note - prospective tenderers are prohibited from contacting staff or councillors to canvass or encourage support for their tender outside of the prescribed process. The tenders will be assessed 60% price, 40% technical return. The submission should include a detailed financial breakdown as included within the schedule of works. The technical return should include an outline methodology for delivering the project scope, draft project programme, key points for the pre-tender construction phase plan, appropriate level of insurance cover including contractor all risk, schedule of stage payments, QA documentation relating to key personal and comms arrangements, two suitable references and evidence of experience in delivering three conservation projects of a similar scope/size.

A suitable consultant is sought to undertake a full Strategic Environment Assessment of the Local Plan. This will be legally compliant and follow relevance guidance. The SEA will include a scoping report, SEA of local plan policies and site allocations and their reasonable alternatives at key stages in the local plan’s preparation, preparing an environment report, assisting with consultation on the SEA and participating at the local plan examination. The consultant may be required to prepare an Environmental Outcomes Report should this become necessary through legislation.

The council intends to appoint a provider to deliver an ongoing window replacement programme for its low rise housing stock (up to four storeys), primarily during the spring and summer months. Works may be carried out simultaneously across multiple nearby streets or blocks and will include the replacement or repair of windows, balcony doors, entrance doors, and related building fabric elements. In addition, Bristol City Council requires window servicing for several high rise buildings (five storeys and above), with works taking place across the city. The scope includes, but is not limited to: 1. Scaffolding installation and management 2. UPVC, timber, and aluminium window and door replacement 3. Spandrel panel replacement 4. Window and door repairs 5. Window servicing across applicable properties

Concession to operate Churchill Gardens Community Café and adjacent community grow zone.

Plymouth City Council wishes to reopen the ITT for the addition of registered residential and nursing care homes (with a PL postcode), with facilities that provide accommodation and care for individuals who require support due to age, disability, or health conditions, to join the Plymouth Adults' Care Home Framework. The services offered by the Provider will range from assistance with daily living tasks to comprehensive nursing care for those with complex medical needs. Care homes should promote safety, dignity, and quality of life, while ensuring that People who draw on care and support receive tailored support to meet their individual needs.

Roofing Framework for Domestic Properties - 2026-2029 Lot 1 - Replacement Pitched Lot 2 - Call off Flat & Pitched Lot 1 will be for pitched roof cover replacement and associated works to individual properties and small blocks in the North & South of the city up to & including 4 storey using SOR`s to identify works required. Lot 2 will be mini tenders within the Framework for a mixture of flat roofs and mixed larger projects that can include works to a site or block of flats as determined by Bristol City Council.

North Somerset Council (NSC) are looking to appoint a single supply contractor to deliver electrical related property compliance testing and inspection across the North Somerset estate. This contract opportunity is a new 3-year contract from 1st April 2027 (with the option to extend by 1 year). This will be a JCT Measured Term Contract 2024. NSC are looking for a contractor with relevant experience of providing a similar service across a comparable variety of properties, such as nurseries, libraries, offices, leisure centres etc. Services required include, among others • Door Access Systems • Portable Appliance Testing • Emergency Alarm Systems • Fire Alarm Systems • Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) • Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR) Full details of the scope are included in the tender pack. This contract opportunity is for the testing and inspection only – remedial works are not included. Please note the procurement route being used is a 2 stage Competitive Flexible Procedure. Stage 1 is Open and includes scored conditions of participation questions which will be used to shortlist suppliers. The 5 highest scoring Assessed responses will be invited to tender in stage 2. Further details can be found in the tender pack.

Phase 2 of the Climate Adaptation Scilly Program. Concentrating on coastal defences at Periglis on St. Agnes, remedial works to Porth Coose. Reviewing the feasibility of minor works to Green Bay Bryher and a range of demountable works on St. Mary's

St Buryan, Lamorna & Paul Parish Council is seeking to refurbish the existing public toilets in St Buryan, Galligan Lane, located behind the book swap / bus shelter. The toilets are the only public toilets in the area and are frequently used by delivery drivers, trades workers, walkers and local residents. The structure of the building is sound and the toilets are broadly in working order, however refurbishments are needed to improve the facilities. The aim is to provide a facility suitable for all users but which will be resistant to vandalism, a problem at this facility. The Parish Council would be pleased to receive quotations for the following scope of work. Quotes can be provided for all works, or contractors may quote for one or more elements (plumbing, electrical, general building). Please submit your quotation and supporting documents to: clerk@stburyanlamorna-pc.gov.uk by 5.00pm on Friday 29 May 2026 Works (supply and installation, material costs and labour) Cost (ex VAT) Plumbing Drainage: Assess the current drainage arrangement and quote to carry out works to correct/improve the flow if needed. Drainage: Assess the current plumbing arrangement and quote to carry out works to correct/improve if needed. Toilet pans: replace the existing toilet pans with vandal-resistant toilet pans, including integral toilet seats and robust materials. Plumbing & Electrical Removal of 2 x Wallgate units (single unit for soap, wash, dry) Install hand basin with sensor activated tap. Design - vandal resistant. 2 basins, one for each unit. Notes - height 740mm at top of basin. To be located on the wall where the Wallgate unit is currently (basin to be located in proximity to the WC, to be able to be used from seated, if possible) Size, to be able to accommodate hand washing. Install soap dispenser, to be sensor activated if possible. 2 soap dispensers, one to be located to the side of the basin in each of the units. Potential for the dispenser to be sensor activated and the soap reservoir / filling to be in the service cupboard. Electrical Supply and installation of hand drier - 1 in each unit. Height from floor: 1,000 mm Supply and installation of water heater - either two (one for each unity) or one to serve both. Potential to be located in service cupboard. Must have max temperature limiter. Upgrade the light fittings to LED, if they are not already LED. Check that that electrical systems are fit for purpose, and quote for provision of works to bring to standard, if needed. Building works Doors to cubicles: - Replace locks (current locks are linked to the coin operated entrance system, now defunct) New locks to be vandal-resistant. - New door handles and the internal lock to be accessibility compliant, and for contractor / emergency services to be able to access a locked unit in case of emergency. - Make good the woodwork, light sand, prime, undercoat and topcoat with hard wearing gloss or satin paint. - Fit a hasp for a padlock Walls - Repair / replace wall tiles, grouting where necessary - Make good and seal the join between wall and floors. Toilet pans - Replace existing with vandal-resistant toilet pans. Flush mechanism also to have vandal-proof design and materials. Accessibility - Supply and fit handrails to meet Regulation M accessibility standards. Additional notes • Where costs for options have been requested, the Council will decide on how to proceed based on budgetary constraints • This public toilet facility is prone to vandalism, suitable hard-wearing products are essential • Proposed products should be clearly presented with detailed specifications • It is strongly recommended that a site survey is undertaken prior to quote. This can be arranged via the Clerk. At time of issuing the invitation to quote, the left hand unit is open for public use and can be viewed at any time • An asbestos survey will be carried out, and if there is any asbestos present, contractors will be notified. • It is understood that a building regulations application is not needed as the works are replacement of existing facilities • Proof of Public Liability insurance to be provided by all contractors and subcontractors, also Employer liability insurance where applicable • All certificates required (eg electrical works) to be provided by all contractors and subcontractors • Risk Assessments and Method Statements to be provided by all contractors - contact the Clerk to discuss if needed. • If the contractor has not previously worked for the Parish Council, three references to be provided • Please state estimated start date for work and anticipated timescale for completion Evaluation criteria: 1. Quality and durability of products specified; evidence of experience and timescale for completion: 20% 2. Cost: 80% The Council is not obliged to accept the lowest quote The Council will not cover any costs associated with any tender, quote or estimate. The Council may request further information. Scoring for evaluation: Has the contractor supplied correct insurance documents? Pass / Fail References, warranty on works and materials, comply with the brief? 10% Start date and timescale for completion 20% Price 70% Issued by Clerk/RFO - 2 May 2026

North Somerset Council is seeking a provider to deliver regulated First Aid Training for an initial term of 36 months, extendable up to 60 months subject to annual reviews. The contract will cover a range of accredited training courses delivered annually to both employees and members of the public. These include First Aid at Work, Requalification, Emergency First Aid, Paediatric First Aid, refresher sessions, and a bespoke First Aid for Children and Adults course. All courses must be regulated by recognised awarding bodies (e.g. Ofqual, SQA, or Welsh Government) and, where applicable, provide valid certification.

Framework for minor responsive and reactive works for the corporate estate up to a value of £15,000 with Lots covering: - Boilers, Controls and General Plumbing - Fixed Wiring and Electrical Response - Fire Alarm, Emergency Lighting and Equipment - Access Control, Security Systems, Intruder Alarms, CCTV and Remote Monitoring - General Maintenance - Small Building Works - Asbestos Removal, Demolition and Site Clearance - Carpet and Floor Covering Renewal - Drainage - Fencing, Hard and Soft Landscaping Works - Painting and Decorating - Roofing - Safety Film and Glazing - Windows and Doors - Tree Maintenance - Window and Gutter Cleaning - Tree Inspections - Supply and Installation of Heavy Kitchen Equipment - Play Area Inspections - Building Management Systems (BMS) - Air Source Heat Pump Systems - Lifts - Passenger & Goods - Automatic Door Systems - including Roller Shutters & Appliance Bay Shutters, Automatic Barriers/ Gates - Ventilation and Air Conditioning - Backup Generator Systems

A framework for medium size capital maintenance and project works with values from £15,000 - £150,000 with Lots covering: - General Building (Minor Sized Works £15 - £50,000) - General Building (Medium Sized Works £50 - £150,000) - Roofing - Asbestos, Demolition and Site Clearance - Mechanical and Electrical (including lifts, door entry and other capital items ) - Doors and Windows

Framework for statutory servicing, reactive and remedial works for the corporate estate with Lots covering: - Lift servicing - Lightning Protection - Ventilation & Air Conditioning - Maintenance, Inspection and Repairs of Automatic Door Systems - Building Management Systems (BMS) - Boilers, Controls and General Plumbing - Fixed Wiring and Electrical Response - Portable Appliance Testing - Fire Alarm, Emergency Lighting and Fire Prevention Equipment - Access Control, Security Systems, Intruder Alarms, CCTV and Remote Monitoring - General Maintenance - Small Remedial Building Works - Servicing and Repairs of Kitchen Equipment - Servicing and Repairs of Rationale Ovens - Air Source Heat Pump Servicing - PV Panel Cleaning - Backup Generator Servicing - Watercooler Sanitisation

The council wishes to appoint a provider to support people who are new to, or at imminent risk of rough sleeping. The service will include an Assessment and Reconnection Team, to secure sustainable accommodation away from the streets or reconnection to another suitable place, with access to a limited number of short stay 'off the streets' accommodation bedspaces to prevent rough sleeping whilst move-on options are secured. In addition, one role will focus on preventing people from rough sleeping on discharge from Southmead Hospital.

Provision of floating support to people with higher support needs and a history of rough sleeping, including in unsupported temporary accommodation, having moved on to private or social tenancy from supported accommodation, released from prison, discharged from hospital or part of the legacy Golden Key Housing Firs cohort. Establishing a Keeping In Touch service to provide remote support and a point of contact for up to a further two years for clients who have graduated higher support but require some support to sustain wellbeing.

A training rig based on BN2, DH6 and or S76 aircraft to be situated at St Mary's airport with the appropriate infrastructure to facilitate training with live hot fires

Expressions of interest for Oxen Cove main contractor

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council require a Supplier to recycle hard plastic from the Council's three recycling centres. The service offered by the Supplier may also include haulage. Works are carried out on behalf of the Environment Team from BCP Council. Only one material stream-hard plastic-is included