Published procurement activity · 63 tenders
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To provide 11 Bridge Assessments and 20 Principal Bridge Inspections for 21 highway structures (bridges, footbridges, culverts). All inspections are to be carried out in accordance with the following: a.) Department of Transport's Standards and Associated Documents CS450. b.) This Contract and the Conditions of Contract The ins
The Council is to appoint one supplier to provide horticultural and street cleansing Hand Tools, Materials and Consumables (the "Goods") to the Operations and Greenspace function of the Council, with the aim of providing good-quality equipment, bearing value for money and sustainability in mind. The Council also aims to avoid di
The council is looking for consultancy support to translate an approved scheme into a procurement ready package. Specifically, support is required with: • Contract (tender) documentation • Site packaging and procurement information • Stakeholder engagement plan
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Children's Rights and Advocacy service. The service will comprise of Children's Right's Service in which the Provider will provide issue-based advocacy support via a referral model. Residential visits will also be conducted on a planned and regular basis, ensuring all Tameside cared for children, bo
Provision of Microsoft Power Platform professional services to Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council to establish a governed and scalable Power Platform operating model, and to design, build, test and deploy priority business use cases. Initial 1 year contract
GMPF on behalf of SCRE Services Limited are seeking a suitable contractor to carry out the refurbishment of existing Brackmills Industrial Unit to include the following: Internal re-configuration De-gassing Installation of EV charging points Re-spray of externals
The procurement was for a Caring Dads Programme to run from 01/07/2026 - 31/12/27 at a contract value of £58K
The service will provide evidence based, supported self-management interventions to improve emotional wellbeing, reduce vulnerabilities associated with substance misuse, and empower young people to make informed health decisions
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The Parent Infant Mental Health Service deliver face-to-face group support for parents with mild to moderate mental health needs and support the parent-infant relationship. The service also develops and delivers a training programme to support the skill and knowledge development of staff working within the Tameside Family Hubs a
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