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Removal & Storage of illegally Parked Vehicles

Bristol City Council · Preliminary market engagement notice on Find a Tender

Tender information last checkedLast checked 6 Oct 2026, 11:12.

Opportunity overview

Concession agreement for the provision of Removal & Storage of illegally Parked Vehicles.

Classification

  • CPV63727100 — Towing services

Lots

  • Lot 1Value not stated

Documents and notices

Published notice details

Additional information from the published procurement release. Fields appear only when supplied by the source; check the original notice and tender documents before acting.

Scope, procedure and submissions

Id
DN831598
Main Procurement Category
services
Above Threshold
No
Status
planning

Legal basis

Id
2023/54
Scheme
UKPGA

Special regime

concession

Lots and requirements

Entry 1
Id
1
Status
planning

Suitability

Sme
Yes
Vcse
Yes

Contract period

Starts
1 Apr 2027, 01:00
Ends
1 Apr 2030, 00:59

Items and delivery

Item 1
Id
1
Related Lot
1

Additional Classifications

Entry 1
Scheme
CPV
Id
63727100
Description
Towing services

Delivery locations

Entry 1
Region
UKK11
Country
GB
Country Name
United Kingdom

Planning and budget

Milestones

Entry 1
Id
engagement
Type
engagement
Description
Bristol City Council are seeking input from the market regarding the procurement of vehicle removal, storage and disposal services. This relates to the following services: - Parking Services - Vehicles that are identified as illegally parked and have been issued with a Penalty Charge Notice prior to removal or those vehicles identified as having received but not paid Clean Air Zone Penalty - - Charge Notices. This service will be city wide. Estate Management - Most Housing Services controlled car parks within Bristol have parking rules that apply to them. These rules will include various rules relating to parking appropriately, having a valid car tax and MOT, and in some schemes displaying a valid permit. Calls to the contractor about cars that are not adhering to car park rules could be made by Bristol City Council staff, the police, or tenants. Cars not adhering to car park rules are to be removed and stored. To collect their vehicle, the car owner needs to pay the contractor for the cost of removal and storage. On occasion Bristol City Council Housing Services may request the removal and storage of vehicles in other situations and will pay the relevant costs. - City Docks - Vehicles not displaying a valid permit and parked in sections of land limited only for use by registered BCC City Docks service, sites include (but aren’t limited to): Avon Quay, Underfall Yard, Wapping Wharf, Lloyds Amphitheatre, South Building Service Yard, M Shed / Prince Street, The Pavilion, Mud Dock, The Grove, Bathurst Basin, Hannover Place, Phoenix Wharf. Bristol City Council have issued a expression of interest form with further details of the project via ProContract. This can be accessed at - https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=d07d9391-c1bd-f111-813c-005056b64545 Please indicate your interest in this contract by completing the form by midday 15th October 2026 and returning via ProContract.
Due
16 Oct 2026, 00:59
Status
scheduled

Documents

Entry 1
Id
094088-2026
Document Type
marketEngagementNotice
Notice Type
UK2
Description
Preliminary market engagement notice on Find a Tender
Published
6 Oct 2026, 09:43
Format
text/html

Buyer, suppliers and contacts

Organisation 1
Name
Bristol City Council
Id
GB-PPON-PWXH-3837-PDTD

Identifier

Scheme
GB-PPON
Id
PWXH-3837-PDTD

Address

Street Address
City Hall, College Green
Locality
Bristol
Postal Code
BS1 5TR
Country
GB
Country Name
United Kingdom
Region
UKK11

Contact

Roles

buyer

Details

Classifications

Entry 1
Scheme
UK_CA_TYPE
Id
publicAuthoritySubCentralGovernment
Description
Public authority - sub-central government

Recorded locations

  • Buyer location · Bristol · UKK11 · BS1 5TR · United Kingdom
  • Delivery location · UKK11 · United Kingdom

Notice and amendment history

1 published notice version reviewed by ProcuraAxis.

1 VERSION
  1. 094088-2026Preliminary market engagement notice on Find a Tender ·

PROCURAAXIS ANALYSIS

ProcuraAxis Analysis

Our approved analysis of the opportunity appears below the official tender information.

ANALYSIS PREVIEW

Opportunity intelligence at a glance

Bristol City Council is conducting preliminary market engagement for a planned concession agreement covering the removal and storage of illegally parked vehicles in Bristol. This is an early-stage procurement; bidding is not stated to be open.

Who this may suit

Potentially relevant to vehicle recovery, towing, impound/storage and parking-enforcement support providers. Supplier eligibility, capacity, accreditations and submission requirements are currently unknown.

Key points identified

  • Service requirementProvide removal and storage of illegally parked vehicles.Evidence: Opportunity title: "Removal & Storage of illegally Parked Vehicles"; description: "Concession agreement for the provision of Removal & Storage of illegally Parked Vehicles."
  • Contract modelConcession agreement.Evidence: Description: "Concession agreement for the provision..."
  • Supplier eligibility requirementsUnknown at market-engagement stage.Evidence: No eligibility, financial standing, insurance, company-size or supplier-selection requirements are supplied.
94% approved-analysis confidence3 supplier criteria identified3 risks or unknowns

SOURCE AND FRESHNESS

Traceable procurement data

Source
Find a Tender
Notice reference
094088-2026
OCID
ocds-h6vhtk-07814d
First published
6 Oct 2026
Last checked
6 Oct 2026, 11:12
Notice versions reviewed
1

HOW THIS WAS PREPARED

Approved, evidence-bound analysis

ProcuraAxis structures information found in published procurement records, checks the result for consistency and publishes only approved analysis. Confidence describes the completeness and consistency of the available source information; it is not a guarantee of eligibility or contract award.

Analysis status
Approved for publication
Analysed
6 Oct 2026
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