Leicestershire County Council
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PNHT-9235-VXDV
- Address
- Leicester, UKF22, LE3 8RA, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 2 Jan 2025
- Latest notice
- 22 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 299 tenders
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Leicestershire County Council is looking for a supplier(s) to provide arboricultural services. The requirement is split between 3 different lots consisting of Property Services work, Planned Highways work and Highways Dayworks.
For Leicestershire County Council to hire a roadmender to clear backlog of Q1 potholes more efficiently.
Purchase of KeyLINES, KeySIGNS; KeyLIGHTS and KeySIGNALS and CONE for AutoCAD MAP licences for use across the E & T Department.
This service will implement a programme across primary schools in Leicestershire, providing all schools with access to digital resources and the opportunity to work towards achieving the Food for Life award. A targeted offer will also be employed, focusing on the 20 schools identified by National Child Measurement Programme (NCM
The Council would like to consult the market through this PME prior to a tender potentially being issued over the next 6 months or so, regarding Third Party Patch Management. While Microsoft tools effectively manage Windows and Office updates, third-party applications normally require a separate management capability to ensure t
Following the transfer of hosting of the Arts Council Funded Museum Development Midlands (MDM) Programme from Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust in February 2026, Leicestershire County Council will continue delivery of elements of the MDM programme that are already in progress. This contract relates to the continuation of specialist
From 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2029, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is to provide grant funding to Leicestershire County Council (LCC) through the Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF) to: - 1) support low-income households facing a financial shock; and - 2) invest in preventative and resilience building activity that redu
The contract length and value have both been increased. This is to allow the Council to consider the future commissioning approach.
It is a requirement of fostering regulations that the Council's Children and Family Services department has access, and gives access to foster carers, to an organisation that provides carers advice, legal advice, access to training, new legislation and policy advice. The Fostering Network provides the width of advice and trainin
Delivery of supported accommodation placements for children aged 16+. This notice covers 5 directly awarded contracts. PCR2015 Reg 32(2)(a) negotiated procedure without prior publication has been used to directly award these contracts. The placements were originally offered to all providers on the Leicestershire Children and Fam
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