Published procurement activity · 124 tenders
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The Council is seeking to procure a qualified and experienced provider to undertake statutory homelessness reviews under Section 202 of the Housing Act 1996 (as amended). The provider will be responsible for conducting fair, timely, and legally compliant reviews of homelessness decisions made by the Council. The duties of the s
Abandoned Vehicles Removal and Disposal Services around the City of Peterborough
The existing hardstanding within the WTS has failed in two main areas within the site.
The contractor to provide an entrepreneurial support programme for individuals on benefits, helping them launch and sustain new businesses, as well as to support the development of employability enhancing skills. The specific nature of the support to be provided will be determined by the winning bid but it is proposed that this
The existing facilities at Vivacity Premier Fitness have reached the end of their serviceable life and require refurbishment, in order for the site to continue to operate successfully whilst providing its users with adequate, safe and hygienic surroundings.
The existing industrial unit has been the subject of an asbestos demolition survey, which consequently requires the licenced removal of all asbestos containing materials and subsequent demolition of the building. Licenced removal of ACMs in accordance with the asbestos demolition survey supplied, and the subsequent demolition of
Renewal of existing boundary fence plus provision of new fencing and gates to main entrance to the site. There have been a number of extensions and alterations to the school over the years. There has been an ongoing issue with security and safeguarding, which will be addressed by the rationalisation/extension/upgrading of the ex
Concessions Agreement for the installation and management of advertising units around the City of Peterborough.
REOPENING VERSION 2 - 11th April 2025 - Childrens and Young Peoples Home and Community Support Pseudo Dynamic Purchasing System.
The procurement is to set up a multi supplier "pseudo DPS" (referred to as "PDPS"). As the PDPS Agreement will be "pseudo PDPS", it will look and feel similar to a DPS agreement set up under Regulation 34 of the PCR. This means that the Authority envisages the PDPS will re-open at (12) twelve-month intervals (or at other interva
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