Isle of Wight Council
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PGYX-7387-YJXG
- Address
- Newport, UKJ34, PO30 1UD, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 19 Feb 2025
- Latest notice
- 20 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 174 tenders
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Software for the booking of leisure management services
Local Bus enhancements 6, 12 and 8 - Bus Settlement Grant Funding 2025/26 The contracts will be in place for 12 months until 28 September 2026.
a) Phase 1 in relation to Group 1 and Group 2 members: £116,665 b) Phase 3 in relation to Group 3 members: £61,585 c) Revised benefit management work: £400,000 £578,250.00 (exc VAT). Please note the start date as being 08 January 2026.
Legal advice needed urgently on the 2026 Pension Bill and requirement to pool pension fund investments, via a pool company, with other pension funds. We are in dispute with the investment pool company we wish to join over the status of our participation (shareholder or client only status). We have reached a critical point with K
Continuation of the contract for the provision of data centre rack hosting and associated services for the secondary data centre located at St Mary's Hospital and to provide continuity for the approved data centre move to a new Isle of Wight location.
The supply of design software, allowing the IWC to easily create, collaborate, and publish high-impact visual content at scale with a secure platform.
Diary management, ceremony planning and certificate production web hosted software
The Smoking Cessation Project, led by a dedicated Smokefree Lead, aims to establish a consistent, sustainable and robust approach to creating smokefree environments across the IW NHS Trust to reduce smoking prevalence and improve access to stop smoking support for patients, visitors and staff including volunteers and contractors
1.1 Local Authority Electoral Registration Officers are required to send a number of forms and letters to both existing and newly identified potential electors throughout the year. 1.2 There is a peak of forms, sent in three separate “waves” between July and October, beginning with a form to every property on our register and tw
1.1 Local Authority Electoral Registration Officers are required to send a number of forms and letters to both existing and newly identified potential electors throughout the year. 1.2 There is a peak of forms, sent in three separate "waves" between July and October, beginning with a form to every property on our register and tw
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