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29 Apr

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The Crown Estate

Dogger Bank South (West)

Petroleum & fuel· Published 29 Apr

CLOSED

29 Apr

—

Estimated

Modification

FTS

Greater London Authority

Homes Off the Streets Clearing House and Tenancy Sustainment Teams

· Published 29 Apr

CLOSED

29 Apr

—

Estimated

Closed

FTS · Services

NHS Wales LHBs & Trusts

General Medical Services Vacant Practice

Health & social· Published 29 Apr

CLOSED

08 May

£20.0m

Estimated

Closed

Sizewell C Limited

Fire and Rescue Services

Transport equipment· Published 29 Apr

CLOSED

08 May

£40.0m

Estimated

Closed

Sizewell C Limited

Instrumentation and Monitoring

Electrical machinery· Published 29 Apr

CLOSED

28 Apr

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Modification

FTS

North Northamptonshire Council

North Northamptonshire Council Provision of Cremator Servicing and Maintenance at Kettering Crematorium (RFQ)

· Published 28 Apr

CLOSED

28 Apr

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Modification

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LOCAL SPACE

Insurance Services

· Published 28 Apr

CLOSED

08 May

—

Estimated

Closed

West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust

CA17712 - Paediatric autism assessment capacity

Health & social· Published 28 Apr

CLOSED

28 Apr

—

Estimated

Modification

FTS

Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

Servicing, Maintenance and Repair of Domestic & Commercial Heating Systems

· Published 28 Apr

CLOSED

28 Apr

—

Estimated

Modification

FTS

Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

Electrical Inspection, Repairs and Installations Contract

· Published 28 Apr

CLOSED

28 Apr

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Modification

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Nottingham City Council

CPU 6172 Supply and Delivery of Frozen & refrigerated Food, Groceries and Fresh Meat

· Published 28 Apr

CLOSED

07 May

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Closed

WINKLE - BOTTOM LTD

External redecorations and associated external and internal repairs

Repair & maintenance· Published 28 Apr

CLOSED

28 Apr

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Estimated

Modification

FTS

Great Places Housing Group Limited

Retrofit Installers

· Published 28 Apr

CLOSED

08 May

£100k

Estimated

Closed

The Oil & Pipelines Agency

GB-Plumley: OPA/T823 - Wireline Services

Oil & gas services· Published 28 Apr

CLOSED

05 May

£5.0m

Estimated

Closed

Eiffage Kier JV HS2 Main Civils Works, Lots C2 & C3

EKFB JV - Highways Works - NC2A draft

Construction work· Published 28 Apr

CLOSED

05 May

£5.0m

Estimated

Closed

Eiffage Kier JV HS2 Main Civils Works, Lots C2 & C3

EKFB JV - Highways Works - NC2A

Construction work· Published 28 Apr

CLOSED

08 May

£100k

Estimated

Closed

London Museum

GB-London: Commercial Events and Programme Production Partner

Business services· Published 28 Apr

CLOSED

28 Apr

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Modification

FTS

Trowbridge Town Council

Fire Alarms, Intruder Alarms & Access Control Testing, Maintenance and Monitoring.

· Published 28 Apr

CLOSED

27 Apr

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Modification

FTS

University Hospitals Plymouth

PPSA - Pharmacy Logistics Service

· Published 27 Apr

CLOSED

27 Apr

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Closed

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Scottish Government

Maintenance & Repair of Vessel Propulsion Drives

Repair & maintenance· Published 27 Apr

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ClosedCF · d17f3134d72d

Pre GB Energy Community Fund Support

The West of England Combined Authority

Status

Closed

Estimated

£75k

Published

23 Jun 2025

Key facts

Notice ID: cf-95ec574b-afe0-4356-887b-d17f3134d72d
CPV code: 79400000 · Business services
Source: Contracts Finder

Timeline

Published
23 Jun 2025

Description

The Hub is one of five Net Zero Hubs operational in England. It is hosted by the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority (WEMCA). The Hub works to engage with a wide range of public sector organisations to bring forward business cases that attract investment in energy infrastructure in the pursuit of net zero. As well as providing support to regional energy projects, we deliver large-scale programmes such as domestic retrofit, and support to public sector decarbonisation schemes. We also support community energy projects and share best practice and innovation across the region. Current Objectives of the Hub: • To attract commercial investment and help Local Authorities and other local public sector bodies to develop investment models which accelerate progress to net zero. • To increase the number, quality, and scale of local net zero projects being delivered across the region in line with national targets and strategies, including supporting the early-stage development and delivery of projects. • To collaborate with DESNZ to develop and support net zero elements of wider programmes and initiatives delivered across England • To support a national knowledge transfer programme to improve information sharing, training, and evaluation. • To raise local awareness of opportunities for and benefits of local net zero investment. These objectives are currently being reviewed in light of the Governments Clean Power Plan and will be subject to a new MOU between DESNZ/Great British Energy and SWNZH/WEMCA in June 2025. One of the Hub's key programmes is the Great British Energy Community Fund (GBECF), previously the Community Energy Fund (CEF), designed to build a project pipeline of Community Energy projects in the SWNZH region. The SWNZH administer CEF and GBECF, which provides grants to voluntary sector organisations, Community Benefit Societies, Community Interest Companies (CICs), and other non-profits. These grants support recipients to assess the feasibility of installing energy generation and storage measures for the benefit of their community. Our research into the emerging Community Energy Sector and further conversations with the mature Community Energy organisations in the South West, Identifies that capacity to apply for the Community Energy Funds can be hindered by a lack of: • technical knowledge • suitable governance structures and organisational maturity • procurement and contract management expertise Successful CEF/GBECF applicants in the SWNZH region are not geographically evenly spread, with a third being within the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority area. https://www.westofengland-ca.gov.uk/about-us/democracy-funding-transparency/procurement/