Dover Harbour Board
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PBWQ-3165-XGNL
- Address
- Dover, UKJ44, CT17 9BU, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 2 Jan 2025
- Latest notice
- 2 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 28 tenders
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The Port wishes to procure Customer Experience Consultancy Framework to support the IGNITE programme.
The Port of Dover is seeking to procure and implement an integrated Cargo Management System (CMS) to replace its existing Warehouse Management System and provide a single platform for the management of cargo operations across the Port.
Port of Dover - works package for the design, manufacture, installation, testing and commissioning of a modular building for border agencies use.
Port of Dover - works package for the design, manufacture, installation, testing and commissioning of 9no. prefabricated kiosks for border agencies use.
The Port of Dover are seeking to establish a framework for the provision of scaffolding works across the Port's estate covering landside and marine assets, such as buildings, bridges, elevated roadways and berth structures. Works will be carried out under a NEC4 Framework Contract, with Work Orders issued to undertake specific w
The Port of Dover is looking to establish the Berth Maintenance Labour Supply Framework. This will be for the provision of mechanical labour to assist, amongst other works, the cyclical overhauls of the Port's berth structures and associated equipment. The contract will be awarded under the NEC4 Framework Contract terms, with in
The Port of Dover aims to establish the Minor Electrical Works Framework to carry out reactive and planned electrical installation works across the Port of Dover estate. This will be undertaken using the NEC4 Framework Contract, with individual Work Orders instructed under the terms of the NEC4 Engineering and Construction Short
The Port of Dover is Europe’s busiest ferry port, handling £144 billion of trade, 33% of the UK’s trade in goods. The harbour was entrusted to a board chaired by the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports by royal charter of 1606. This board was reconstituted by Act of Parliament in 1861 and renamed Dover Harbour Board (“DHB”). DHB’
The Port of Dover intends to renew its planning services for a period of 4 years, this role will serve as the single point of contact for all planning services across the Port of Dover, ensuring that projects and programmes are planned and controlled consistently, effectively, and in accordance with governance requirements, proj
Contract for the provision of HVO Fuel and Marine HVO Fuel to the Port of Dover in accordance with the Tender documents.
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