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Notice

CLOSED

08 May

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Tender

POLICE DIGITAL SERVICE

Business Analyst

IT services· Published 26 Jun

OPEN

No deadline

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Estimated

Tender

FTS

Bath and North East Somerset Council

Bright Butler Consulting Limited

· Published 26 Jun

CLOSED

03 Jun

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Estimated

Tender

Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA)

Motorcycle Helmets Programme 26/27

Architecture & engineering· Published 26 Jun

OPEN

No deadline

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Estimated

Tender

FTS

Caerphilly County Borough Council

Purchase of a Schools Management Information System

· Published 26 Jun

CLOSED

31 May

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Estimated

Tender

Staffordshire County Council

For the provision of Transport of Service Users (Children and Adult Services) within Staffordshire

Transport services· Published 26 Jun

OPEN

No deadline

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Estimated

Tender

FTS

Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS)

Supply and delivery of a Tri-Carb liquid scintillation counter

· Published 26 Jun

14d

13 Jul

£3.9m

Estimated

Tender

FTS · Supplies

Haberdashers' Academies Trust South

Haberdashers' Aske's Federation Trust - Fixed Electricity& Gas Supply Contracts

Petroleum & fuel· Published 26 Jun

OPEN

No deadline

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Estimated

Tender

FTS

Ministry of Defence

IRM24/7664 - The Repair and Maintenance of Large Engines, Transmissions, Terrier Power Packs, Running Gear and Associated Items

· Published 26 Jun

OPEN

No deadline

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Estimated

Tender

FTS

Department for Work & Pensions

The Work Health Conversation - an educational package

· Published 26 Jun

OPEN

No deadline

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Estimated

Tender

FTS

HEART ACADEMIES TRUST

IT Neutral Vendor

· Published 26 Jun

29d

27 Jul

£1.1m

Estimated

Tender

FTS · Services

Surrey County Council

Surrey Appropriate Adult Volunteer Service (SAAVS)

Health & social· Published 26 Jun

29d

27 Jul

£1.1m

Estimated

Tender

Surrey County Council

The Council is procuring an Appropriate Adult Service in accordance with its statutory duties under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE) and the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 (section 38(4)(a)).\n \n These statutory duties place an obligation on local authorities to ensure the provision of Appropriate Adults for children and vulnerable adults where a parent, guardian or other suitable adult is unavailable or deemed inappropriate.\n \n The purpose of the Appropriate Adult is to safeguard and promote the rights, entitlements and welfare of children and vulnerable adults who are detained and/or interviewed by the police. \n \n The Appropriate Adult is required

Health & social· Published 26 Jun

OPEN

No deadline

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Tender

FTS

PROGRESS HOUSING GROUP LIMITED

Refurbishment to 101 Woolram Wygate, Spalding, PE11 3PA

· Published 26 Jun

OPEN

No deadline

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Estimated

Tender

FTS

Beacon Cymru Group Limited

Provision of Insurance and Related Services to Beacon Cymru Group Limited and Pennant Housing Association Limited

· Published 25 Jun

OPEN

No deadline

—

Estimated

Tender

FTS

Government Commercial Agency

Space Technology Solutions

· Published 25 Jun

OPEN

No deadline

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Estimated

Tender

FTS · Services

City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council

Further Competition for the provision of Testing, Maintenance and Repair of Notifier & Gents Fire Alarm Systems and Kitchen Fire Suppression Systems and Firefighting Equipment Servicing and Maintenance

Repair & maintenance· Published 25 Jun

CLOSED

24 Jun

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Estimated

Tender

Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council

Interim Service Director - Community Safety & Street Scene

Business services· Published 25 Jun

OPEN

No deadline

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Tender

FTS · Services

City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council

Further Competition for the provision of Testing, Maintenance, Servicing and Repair of Air Conditioning, Testing, Maintenance, Servicing and Repair of Air Handling Equipment and General Extractor Fans Cleaning, Service and Repair

Repair & maintenance· Published 25 Jun

OPEN

No deadline

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Estimated

Tender

FTS

CHORUS EDUCATION TRUST

Chorus Education School Bus Contract

· Published 25 Jun

OPEN

No deadline

—

Estimated

Tender

FTS

Rotherham Borough Council

Feasibility Study on Future Delivery Models for Housing Repairs and Maintenance

· Published 25 Jun

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AwardFTS · 066e3b

Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG)

NORTHUMBRIAN WATER LIMITED

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Published

26 Jun 2026

Key facts

Notice ID: ocds-h6vhtk-066e3b
Awarded to: EBL HB LIMITED
Source: Find a Tender

Timeline

Published
26 Jun 2026
Awarded
25 Jun 2026

Description

The environment is at the heart of everything we do as a business, so our role in protecting the environment forms part of our company's purpose. In our regions we enjoy some of the most beautiful rivers, coasts and wildlife habitats in the country. We know how important they are for our communities and looking after them is a huge part of what motivates our people to do the essential jobs they do each day. Our environmental ambition is: Together, we are restoring and regenerating our natural environment, creating a better place through our actions. Ensuring we deliver biodiversity net gain (BNG) through our capital investment programme is key part of delivering our ambition. We see BNG as an opportunity to work with others to deliver gains for wildlife in our regions. The provision of Biodiversity Units (BUs) for BNG is the purpose of this tender. We are forecasting that we will require in the order of 700 BUs to enable us to deliver the rest of our capital investment in PR24. The split of investment is approximately 70% in our Northumbrian Water (NW) operating area, and 30% in our Essex & Suffolk Water (ESW) operating area. Our investment is across our operating areas, with the potential to occur in any of the Local Planning Authorities and National Character Areas in which we operate. The NW operating area includes 15 Local Planning Authorities (LPAs), and 15 National Character Areas (NCAs We follow the mitigation hierarchy when designing our capital projects, and aim to minimise negative impacts to the natural world. As such it is expected that most of our impacts will be on lower value area habitats. However, as many of our assets are already in-situ it may be that we do impact higher value area habitats when we need to connect into those assets. Due to the nature of the infrastructure that we will be building we know that we will have impacts on hedgerows, and water courses. We require the ability to mitigate, through purchasing Biodiversity Units, the negative impacts on habitats that our projects will have. We will aim to mitigate those impacts locally where possible but acknowledge that might not be feasible for all projects depending on their location and habitats impacted. We welcome submissions from companies who can only deliver in one specific area or one specific habitat type, as well as from those who are able to deliver a wide range of solutions. We would also welcome submissions from groups of companies. If you are part of a group submission, please indicate who the lead organisation is. We want to deliver our BNG in a way that brings added value to our customers, enhances the natural world in the areas in which we operate and offers flexibility in our approach We need appropriate BNG solutions to enable delivery of our capital programme. For this we will need: • Area habitat units • Hedgerow units • Water course units • BUs available across different LPAs and NCAs within NWL's operating areas We aim to deliver added value to our customers which can come from e.g.: • Using Biodiversity Gain Sites that provide water quality benefits in our catchments • Using Biodiversity Gain Sites that allow some public access • Using Biodiversity Gain Sites that provide employment opportunities in our communities We want flexibility to ensure we can deliver best value for our customers, and alongside the simple purchase of BUs we will consider: • Habitat gain sites built to order • The potential to have option agreements. The intention to to have 2 lots (North + South) and a total of 6 vendors on each framework.

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