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Rutland County Council ("the Council") is seeking proposals from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers to design, build, and install a new permanent gallery at Rutland Museum. The gallery will interpret Rutland's history from the Stone Age to the Anglo‑Saxon period, with a feature Roman section dedicated to the nationally significant Ketton Roman Mosaic. The successful supplier must deliver an end‑to‑end service incorporating creative design, technical development, fabrication, installation, and commissioning, resulting in an accessible, engaging, and durable visitor environment. The expected timeframe for this project is 6 to 7 months from design, build and installation. The Gallery needs to open in January 2027. This Gallery will constitute the second instalment of the "Digging Rutland" exhibition series. The first gallery, currently in development, will focus on the Mid Jurassic period and will showcase the recently discovered Rutland Ichthyosaur. The Stone Age to Anglo‑Saxon Gallery will occupy an approximate footprint of 195 m² within which an area of approximately 10m x 6m will be allocated to a new digital interpretation experience exploring the Roman history of Rutland. The centrepiece of this digital offer will be a high‑quality digital representation of the Ketton Roman Mosaic. Both galleries form part of the wider transformation of Rutland County Museum project. This capital development programme includes the creation of a new multi‑use space, a redesigned public entrance, café and retail area, and a dedicated gallery showcasing the Rutland Ichthyosaur. The Gallery described within this tender specification will form the second permanent gallery, presenting a chronological narrative from the Stone Age through to the Anglo‑Saxon period. A list of the artefacts intended for inclusion within this Gallery is provided in Appendix A(i) & (ii) of this Specification. Please note that this gallery is part of Rutland County Council's Levelling Up funds and is therefore subject to the associated brand guidelines of acknowledging UK Government for these funds. Brand guidelines will be provided to the successful bidder. Further information about the service requirements can be obtained in the tender documentation within this tender pack. Contract Value The budget for this contract is £450,000.00 excluding VAT in total. Please note: the Council reserves the right to reject any submissions that are over budget without further evaluation. Contract Type (Terms) The Contract Agreement for this project shall be JCT Design & Build Contract 2024 (DB2024). Procurement Procedure Open procedure in accordance with Procurement Act 2023. Additional information This procurement process is being managed by Welland Procurement in partnership with the Council. Further information on Welland Procurement can be found at http://wellandprocurement.org.uk / Tender documents can be found at: https://www.eastmidstenders.org / Select "view opportunities" then choose Welland Procurement from the organisations drop down menu. Project ID: DN813277

The following lot relates to the supply, installation, testing and commissioning of mechanical plantroom equipment and an electrical BMS panel within Yew Tree Community School.

The following lot relates to the supply, installation, testing and commissioning of mechanical plantroom equipment and an electrical BMS panel within Woodhouses Voluntary Controlled Primary School.

The following lot relates to the supply, installation, testing and commissioning of mechanical plantroom equipment and an electrical BMS panel within Limehurst Community Primary School.

The following lot relates to the supply, installation, testing and commissioning of mechanical plantroom equipment and an electrical BMS panel within Burnley Brow Community Primary School.

North Warwickshire Borough Council are seeking experienced and established civil engineering Contractors to resurface and carry out other ancillary works to the meeting area on the corner of Birmingham Road and High Street, Coleshill. The works will include removing the existing crazy paving, readjusting the levels and laying new block paving. It will also include replacing a set of steps.

Associated British Ports intends to award a utilities works contract for the delivery of Ecological Mitigation Works in and around Port Talbot. The scope of the Works includes ecological mitigation and associated maintenance activities across multiple sites. Scope of the Works comprise of: • Groundworks, habitat and vegetation clearance, reed reduction and scrub removal and topsoil strip • Wildlife fencing, including reptile and amphibian fencing (installation, maintenance and removal) • Construction of reptile and amphibian habitats, including limestone bunds, wet scrapes, egg heaps, hibernacula and scrapes • Soil relocation and translocation, including Orobanche Picridis seed and soil translocation • Invasive species control and management • Ecological supervision, monitoring and ecological checks Submission Method: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/abp/ Deadline for Receipt of Tenders: 22nd May 2026 12:00

IWM is seeking suitably qualified and experienced contractors to undertake the strip-out of an existing exhibition and the installation of a new exhibition within the AirSpace building at IWM Duxford. The works will be carried out on the mezzanine level overlooking a large hangar space, requiring careful coordination, adherence to safety standards, and consideration of the operational environment. This tender invites bidders with demonstrable expertise in exhibition fit out, deinstallation, and working within complex indoor structures to deliver the project to a high standard and within the specified timeframe. The scope of works covers the full removal of the existing exhibition within the AirSpace mezzanine level and the complete installation of a new exhibition in accordance with the design information provided by IWM. The contractor will be responsible for carrying out all works in a controlled and phased manner to ensure safe operation within the wider hangar environment, which will remain active during the project. Please note that early engagement with the site visit requirement is crucial as only the pre-scheduled site visit offered on the 6th May can be accommodated, and potential providers are required to register their intent to attend by midday on 01 May. Access Code: SAF9393924 For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Construction-work-for-buildings-relating-to-exhibitions./SAF9393924 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/SAF9393924

The project comprises refurbishment works to an existing timber footbridge within the Sirhowy Country Park, involving the removal of existing timber deck boards, parapets, and timber beams spanning between adjacent steel supports. These elements will be replaced with durable composite or recycled plastic alternatives to enhance longevity and reduce maintenance requirements. The existing steel supports will be prepared and repainted as part of the works to ensure continued structural integrity and protection against corrosion. Additionally, the scheme includes the construction of two reinforced concrete supports to provide support to the eastern extent of the existing footbridge.

The following lot relates to the supply, installation, testing and commissioning of mechanical plantroom equipment and an electrical BMS panel within Beever Primary School.

This contract is to instruct a suitable and sufficient bidder who is able to engage with the Library team, and other stakeholders to understand the needs and intended outcome of the redevelopment and create designs which the successful bidder can deliver. The key part of this contract is the engagement with the Library team to create final design options and approaches covering furniture, way points and signage etc.. while working within a defined budget amount. It will be a six (6) month contract with a six (6) month extension. a 12 month defect period will operate following the handover of the Library.

Plymouth City Council ('The Authority') are seeking a main contractor for the design and build for the delivery of a new electrical building, housing electrical equipment to renew the electrical supply to the Council House in Plymouth and also a proposed new energy centre in the future. The single storey building will have stepped foundations and include a green roof, aluminium anodised cladding panels, new NGED connection, and the installation of electrical equipment and associated works. Significant design work has been completed to RIBA 3. The contractor will need to act as Principal Contractor (CDM) and Principal Contractor and Principal Designer (Building Regulations). Start on site is expected in June/July 2026 with completion in November 2026, subject to works completion. The form of contract is JCT Design and Build 2024. The Authority acknowledges the use of Green Heat Network Fund (GHNF) funding towards this project from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero.

The internal fit out of the open plan shell including internal walls, doors, ceilings & install of all mechanical & electrical systems as specified 2.3.6 The external cladding of the new modular building 2.3.7 All landscaping and external works as indicated in tender pack. 2.3.8 Provision of link to existing hospital corridor.

North East Lincolnshire Council are seeking suitably qualified contractor to undertake refurbishment works of the washroom facilities at Grimsby Auditorium

Warwickshire County Council (the Council) are seeking to deliver additional SRP/SEN provision at North Leamington School. Warwickshire County Council are looking to procure an experienced modular Contractor with a proven track record of delivering similar educational facilities for children with SEN requirements. North Leamington School requires a modular solution for up to 24 children, with communication and interaction requirements. The accommodation is approximately 266 m2 GIFA. Contractors will be expected to work within a fully operational site during Term Time and School Holidays. Work must therefore not interfere or disrupt teaching and learning. This is a Single Stage, Design and Build Contract, via an Open Tender process under the new Procurement Act. We will be hosting an open site visit morning on April 10th 09:30am to 12:00pm. You must send us a correspondence through this portal advising of your interest to attend and who will be attending. We will not be accepting questions on this site visit but if you have any, please make note of these and ask them via the portal. We are only accepting requests for the site visit up until Thursday 9th April at 12:00pm.

The City of Edinburgh Council’s (the “Council”) intends to create a Gas Engineering Works Framework Agreement. The Framework Agreement will support delivery of inspection, servicing, maintenance, repair, installation, and associated works across a range of gas systems. Works will primarily be undertaken within domestic housing stock owned or managed by the Council. The Framework Agreement will be split by locality, with Contractors restricted from holding both installation and maintenance lots in the same area, to mitigate concentration risk and ensure resilience of service delivery.

The delivery of this contract shall be carried out in accordance with the below: Sandwell Council wish to undertake retaining wall stabilisation works at Stanhope Road, Smethwick, West Midlands. Works will comprise of general site clearance of the existing rubbish onsite, removing the existing overgrowth from the site, apply systemic weed killer to the site, filling to form the batters with inert 6F2 stone as per the tender drawings and installing a concrete Lego block to the base of the newly formed batter. The Council will be using the In-tend e-Tendering System for this Procurement exercise, please visit https://in-tendhost.co.uk/sandwellmbc to access the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal. From here you will be able to register your company, express an interest in the opportunity, and gain immediate access to the Quotation document or other related documents. In Order To View a On-Line Questionnaire (if applicable) or Submit a Quotation, you will be required to` Opt-In`. For a Step by Step user guide to the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal please click on the `Guidance for Suppliers` section of the website. All procurement responses must be carried out via the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal. If you require further assistance in respect of the system please contact the In-tend support team on 0844 272 8810. Closing date: Friday 22 May 2026 at 15:00hrs

The provision of Ground Source Heat Pump Servicing at MRC LMB.

Supply, Installation, Operation and Maintenance of On Street Charging Points Contractor to supply and install on street charging points across Medway and maintain for a 15-year period The Contract will be for an initial period of 15 years with an option to extend for a further period of 1 year to allow for administrative constraints. The maximum contract term will therefore be 16 years.

Lake District National Park Authority (LDNPA) invite architects to submit tenders for the design and related planning submission of a replacement public toilet block in the Waterhead Carpark, Ambleside. The architect will be expected to submit a fixed fee proposal for the outline design and have capacity to deliver the design by mid Summer 2026 and complete the planning application by the Autumn 2026. The current building houses a small shop and public toilet facilities. The building is no longer fit for purpose and LDNPA wish to replace this with a new building in the carpark. We propose that the new building should contain multiple individual unisex toilets with enough room for changing for activities on the lake. There should also be accessible toilets available. There will be a charge to use the toilets inline with the existing facilities. We are considering options for the space, so the design should consider whether to keep a shop/kiosk at the location. The design should also consider including a 'Changing Places Toilet', Changing Places Toilets. We would suggest the planning application should include these, even if they are not initially included in the eventual build. The building design should take into account the historic and natural environment it sits in and be sympathetic to the surrounding buildings. This should include the design of the building along with materials used. Wherever possible, carbon implications should be considered and should consider LDNPA's Net Zero aims. This could include using solar to heat the water, utilising materials from the existing building, or other low carbon features. We are expecting a range of options within the design, with recommendations from the architect. Cost/value for money of the eventual build should be considered in the design.