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Worcester City Council would like to commission a specialist company with appropriate experience, skills and competencies to design and implement improvements at the existing play facility owned and managed by Worcester City Council. The required outcomes will be: • Bespoke, inspiring, neighbourhood play space that fits in its surroundings and enhances the local environment; • To meet the needs of the local community by creating an inclusive space for all; • To support the Council aims as part of the Worcester Play Plan Mandatory accompanied site visits. Failure to carry out an accompanied site visit will result in a non-compliant bid and your tender will be rejected. Allocated site visit dates are 17th, 18th, 19th and 26th March. Please see Procurement Documents for further information.

Worcester City Council would like to commission a specialist company with appropriate experience, skills and competencies to design and implement improvements at the existing play facility. The required outcomes will be: • Repair/refurbish existing play provision including safety surfacing; access and in addition, the boundary to the toddler facility to create an inclusive space for all; • To enhance the existing facilities to offer wider play opportunities to meet the needs of the local community; • To support the Council aims as part of the Worcester Play Plan Mandatory accompanied site visits. Failure to carry out an accompanied site visit will result in a non-compliant bid and your tender will be rejected. Allocated site visit dates are 17th, 18th, 19th and 26th March. Please see Procurement Documents for further information.

A call-off of specialist building construction and maintenance providers to deliver minor works. The minor works contracted is divided into two LOTs. Lot 1: Minor Works up to the value of £25k Lot 2: Minor Works valued £25k to £250k The value is an estimate and there is no guarantee of work.

The Authority is seeking Bids in relation to the demolition of 4 end of life properties and erection of 6 new traditionally built houses. The Contract is anticipated to commence on 16/06/2026 and will continue for a period of up to 1 year and 6 months unless terminated in accordance with the terms of the Contract.

Construction of a single storey pavilion building housing changing rooms for cricket together with social spaces for cricket and community use. Associated landscaping and other external works, including standalone bin store.

Yearsley Grove School Works Window and Door Replacement 2026

Nottinghamshire County Council is seeking tenders, on behalf of Mansfield District Council (MDC) (the Council) from providers wishing to join a Framework Agreement for the provision of Housing - Voids, Complex & Disrepair Works The Framework Agreement will be formed between the Council and 2 organisations who are able to provide Housing - Voids, Complex & Disrepair Works. One organisation will be designated the lead contractor and the other organisation the secondary contractor.

North East Lincolnshire Borough Council (The Employer) are seeking one contractor to undertake internal ground floor refurbishment works on the former House of Fraser building, Grimsby, to provide a shell which will support a future tenant to commence their fit out.

Ashfield District Council is seeking to appoint at least 2 Contractors and no more than 3 Contractors to undertake general building repairs and maintenance work to properties throughout the District of Ashfield, Nottinghamshire. The work requirements have been split into 3 lots geographically: Lot 1 - Hucknall Area Lot 2 - Sutton Area Lot 3 - Kirkby & Rural area

Derry City and Strabane District Council seeks to appoint an ICT for the development of Hazelbank Play Park. The Contract is for the provision of a Quantity Surveyor/NEC 4 Project Manager/Civil Engineer/Structural Engineer/or Landscape Architect led, fully Integrated Consultant Team (ICT) for the design development and delivery of the Play Park at Hazelbank. The commission will comprise all services necessary to deliver the project from the current stage of briefing RIBA stage 0 / 1 drawings, revisions of the current design, addressing issues through redesign in compliance with the consultation and planning permission and development of these basic drawings to concepts, design development and detailed design and works information, through to completion on site, defect period and final handover, (i.e. from RIBA Plan of Work 2020 Stage 2 up to Stage 6) for the new Play Area at Hazelbank and it’s connections to adjoining lands including a large Sports Centre being built adjacent. Your submission must be submitted via etendersNI, via this CFT. No other method of submissions will be accepted. Please refer to the CfT documents for further detail.

The contract is for the provision of restoration and repair works for Derry City and Strabane District Council which consists of the restoration and repair of the existing war memorial monuments, installation of new bronze plaques, wreath hangers and interpretation panels and all associated site works of the four district war memorials at Castlederg, Derry~Londonderry, Strabane and Sion Mills. The War Memorial in the Diamond in Derry~Londonderry is listed B+. The project has been granted PEACEPLUS funds for the delivery of the project. Your submission must be submitted via etendersNI, via this CFT. No other method of submissions will be accepted. Please refer to the CfT documents for further detail.

The contract is for the provision of site management and construction of a new play park for Derry City and Strabane District Council at Sperrin Heritage Centre, Glenelly Road, Legcloghfin, Omagh BT79 8LS. The new play park will consists of the: demolition and removal of existing, cut and fill of ground levels, importing of inert fill material, instillation of new drainage, connections of drainage to existing and new systems, new bases for surface materials, new foundations, new soft play safety surfacing, procurement and ordering of new play equipment and new furniture (bins, seats etc), management of Rospa play inspections. The site is used by the public constantly, publicly accessible and on a busy road. There is limited space for a site compound and material storage. There are no useable welfare facilities (no useable shelter, drinking water or toilet facilities). The background of this project is this of one of a few new play parks being built by Derry City and Strabane District Council. Your submission must be submitted via EtendersNI, via this CFT. No other method of submissions will be accepted. Please refer to the CfT documents for further detail.

The contract is for the provision of site management and construction of a new play park for Derry City and Strabane District Council at Cluny Gardens, Strabane BT82 9RJ The new play park will consists of the: demolition and removal of existing, cut and fill of ground levels, importing of inert fill material, instillation of new drainage, connections of drainage to existing and new systems, new bases for surface materials, new foundations, new soft play safety surfacing, procurement and ordering of new play equipment and new furniture (bins, seats etc), management of Rospa play inspections. The site is used by the public constantly, publicly accessible and on a busy road. There is limited space for a site compound and material storage. There are no useable welfare facilities (no useable shelter, drinking water or toilet facilities). Your submission must be submitted via EtendersNI, via this CFT. No other method of submissions will be accepted. Please refer to the CfT documents for further detail.

The Clore Garden Classroom Overview Designed by architects Fielden Fowles the Clore Garden Classroom learning space will enable thousands of school children to engage with the new Clore Garden and the Tate Britain gallery in a way that has never been possible before. The garden classroom's main purpose is to offer shelter for workshops and educational activities. The roof provides protection while also collecting rainwater. Light enters the pavilion through a lantern in the centre of the roof. The yard space is flexible and open, allowing for a variety of learning activities. Tables and chairs can be set up to support these activities. The external spaces are designed as a continuation of the main garden, utilising the same materials and planting pallets. There is provision for gardeners' tool storage here too alongside WC's. Project Particulars Project Name: The Clore Garden Classroom Project Location: Tate Britain, Millbank, SW1, Background Tate is undertaking a comprehensive redesign of the front landscape at Tate Britain in collaboration with renowned landscape designer Tom Stuart Smith. Realised in partnership with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) and made possible by generous funding from the Clore Duffield Foundation, the new Clore Garden at Tate Britain will offer a beautiful and inviting new green space for visitors, local residents and staff to enjoy. This transformation is about more than improving appearances. It reflects Tate's aspiration to become a truly civic institution, one that fosters connection between art, nature, and people, and ensures its spaces are inclusive, inspiring, and sustainable for generations to come. The Clore Garden at Tate Britain is being delivered by principal contractor Blakedown Landscapes between March 2026 and February 2027. Nature of the works The classroom contractor will be working concurrently with Blakedown and will need to follow Blakedown's site security measures and coordinate works to avoid any delay and/or disruption. Blakedown will act as Principal Contractor for the purposes of CDM Regulations. The works will include piled foundations, a bespoke timber frame, high quality joinery, new services connecting into the existing utilities on site and works to re-level and landscape the neighbouring yard. Further details, drawings and information are available within the project tender pack. Form of contract The works will be let via a JCT Standard Building Contract (without quantities) 2024.

This tender is to appoint a main supplier for the construction of a new one and a half storey Community Hub at Mampitts Green, Shaftesbury (SP7 8PG). Works include building construction, utilities, external areas, and landscape enhancements that improve the overall setting and public realm. The Hub is intended as a flexible, multiuse facility supporting community groups, wellbeing activities, small events, family programmes and general local services. The tender process is a below-threshold Open Procedure (single-stage). The contract will be a JCT intermediate contract with Contractor Design Portion applicable in respect of some elements. The Hub will provide a flexible, multiuser spaces suitable for community groups, wellbeing programmes, family activities, training sessions and small events. The project has been designed to ensure that it simple with a practical layout keeps construction manageable while delivering long term community benefit and value. The project supports a growing neighbourhood and provides a high profile civic facility with strong local support. The project has full planning approval P/FUL/2024/01856. It should be noted that the contract value shown is an estimate inclusive of all optional scopes and contingency allowances. As such, the council believes that tenders below this contract value are achievable.

The New Forest National Park Authority ('the Authority') is the organisation responsible for promoting the two statutory purposes of the National Park as set out in the Environment Act 1995 which are: ■ To conserve and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of the area ■ To promote opportunities for the understanding and enjoyment of the special qualities of the Park by the public. The Authority also has a duty to seek to foster the economic and social well-being of the local communities within the National Park. In this regard, providing affordable housing for people with a strong local connection is a particular issue and the Authority is looking at opportunities to work with landowners to provide affordable private rented accommodation for local people. The Authority owns a small plot of land in Burley for the purposes of providing two affordable homes for rent. Planning permission was subsequently granted for the development on 18 September 2018, application number 18/00517.

Asset Management are a directorate within Places for London whose primary goal is to generate increased non-fare revenue for Places for London, and TfL, through the leasing of property. This request seeks the appointment of a Contractor to undertake the construction works for the Canning Town retail project to create one new commercial unit in the Canning Town LU station ticket hall. The Contractor would also be the Principal Contractor under CDM Regulations 2015 from supply through to testing and commissioning. The scope of contract includes the build, testing and handover of the retail unit. The principal contractor will transform several operational rooms into a single retail space with a glazed shopfront opening onto the public area within the main ticket hall of Canning Town station. This transformation will not only upgrade the existing services but also create a vibrant retail space.

Nottingham City Council (the 'Authority' or 'Employer') is seeking tenders from suitably experienced and qualified entities (the 'Tenderer') for inclusion on a framework for transport project support The Framework will consist of 2 lots. Subject to suitability, the Authority is seeking to appoint up to 3 Contractors to each lot. The overall framework will have an estimated total value of £720,000 (VAT inclusive)

Refurbishment of the Rothay Park recreational area in Ambleside, including the supply and installation of a modular unit. Works include site preparation, delivery and installation of the modular unit, associated groundwork, landscaping adjustments, and reinstatement of affected surfaces. The contract also requires compliance with all relevant health and safety, environmental, and accessibility standards. Estimated value: £60,000+. Suppliers must provide all labour, materials, plant, and equipment necessary to complete the works to specification within the agreed timeframe. Demolition is optional.

Salix PSDS Phase 4 - Lincoln College Loft Insulation - Abbey Building, Friary Building and Temple Building