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Westminster City Council (WCC) is undertaking a Pre-Market Engagement (PME) exercise to test interest and feasibility for a proposed procurement exercise to secure specialist Human Resources and Organisational Development (HR & OD) support. This engagement is intended solely to: • Gauge initial supplier interest and experience •
This contract is for the provision to provide Water Retail Services to Westminster City Council
This EOI aims to gather market feedback on Westminster City Council’s future procurement for ManSafe, Collective Edge Protection, and working‑at‑height safety systems, helping shape a compliant, transparent, and efficient contract. It seeks insights on supplier capabilities, innovations, commercial approaches, and asset‑manageme
Westminster City Council (WCC) is looking to re-procure cycling training and services. Our current contract is due to expire in May 2027 and we wish to re-tender as a single contract for all services. We are looking for comprehensive cycle training and services which meet, and aim to exceed, nationally recognised standards. De
Westminster City Council (WCC) is looking to identify potential interest and appetite for an upcoming procurement exercise to contract a specialist consultant or organisation to advise and support the Council on the development and delivery of a new network of Out of Home (OOH) and/or Digital Out of Home (DOOH) advertising asset
To approach the market to express an interest to be involved in a possible future tender opportunity to provide Property Flood Resilience Surveys in Westminster, London
Westminster City Council’s (WCC) Housing service manages the council’s social housing stock, which includes over 11,000 homes and 9,000 Leaseholders. The Housing Sustainability team leads on improving the energy efficiency and carbon performance of this stock to support residents with lower bills and to contribute to the council
Bi-Borough is looking to procure a new Open Framework to replace the current SPOT purchasing process. This is to ensure that ASC funding is used to purchase services that offer value of money, the best quality, greater choice in provision for service users and enable the Bi-Borough to have greater oversight over delivery so that
Bi-Borough is looking to procure a new Open Framework to replace the current SPOT purchasing process. This is to ensure that ASC funding is used to purchase services that offer value of money, the best quality, greater choice in provision for service users and enable the Bi-Borough to have greater oversight over delivery so that
Bi-Borough is looking to procure a new Open Framework to replace the current SPOT purchasing process. This is to ensure that ASC funding is used to purchase services that offer value of money, the best quality, greater choice in provision for service users and enable the Bi-Borough to have greater oversight over delivery so that
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