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2.1 The University is seeking a competent, experienced contractor to undertake the work required to address deficiencies in fire doors and fire compartmentation works across the campus.

Gosport Borough Council is inviting Contractors to tender for: Lot 1 - To replace or upgrade existing analogue warden call systems with a modern digital solution, ensuring reliability, security and compliance with industry standards. There will be a requirement to install the new systems as required during the course of the Contract period. Lot 2 - To design and install a compliant operational LD1 grade A fire alarm system for 3 sheltered housing schemes. The work will include a hard-wired, automatic fire detection and alarm system in accordance with the appropriate British Standard, BSEN or other appropriate Regulation. Full details can be found in the available tender pack.

The Contracting Authority want to appoint a Contractor to undertake the periodic inspection, testing, servicing, maintenance and repair of their Active Fire Safety Installations including the undertaking of 24/7 responsive call-outs and repairs to breakdowns during and outside of normal working hours, provision and installation of replacement components of fire prevention/detection alarm and emergency lighting installations, dry risers. Automatic opening and smoke vents, fire fighting equipment, disabled refuge intercom systems, controlled door entry, automatic doors, gates and barriers, and CCTV installations to common parts and within dwellings of social housing blocks, schemes , commercial properties and offices managed by the Contracting Authority. The service will be required throughout the whole of Northern Ireland.

NHS Highland requires a service for the maintenance of fire-fighting equipment, ensuring full compliance with all applicable statutory requirements across all NHS Highland sites.

Renfrewshire Council currently have a requirement for an appropriately qualified and accredited Service Provider to carry out the Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) in accordance with a prescribed method and attend to reactive repairs as and when instructed by the Contract Administrator (CA) and/or their representative. The equipment is, and has been, subject to such PPM and reactive maintenance protocols with said equipment considered to be well maintained whilst varying in age, type and complexity.

Newark and Sherwood District Council (NSDC) wishes to invite tenders from suitably qualified contractors for the delivery of Communal electrical and Fire safety Service and Maintenance Contract. Newark and Sherwood District Council is the largest district council in Nottinghamshire covering an area of 251.5 square miles having an estimated population of 122,000. The district is predominantly rural with some large forestry plantations, the ancient Sherwood Forest, and the towns of Newark on Trent, Southwell, and Ollerton. The towns and villages in the west of the district are former coal mining villages. Newark on Trent and Balderton form the largest urban concentration. Newark and Sherwood District Council require all managed communal areas to undergo electrical biased checks and to have accredited BAFE engineers to fulfil its responsibilities as a landlord. The contractor will undertake all work through directly employed staff and NSDC will only permit the use of specialized sub-contractors upon their approval. At NSDC's discretion the contractor may be requested to attend NSDC managed properties not listed within the pricing schedule. The contractor is to deliver the service on behalf of NSDC for circa 129 sites for: • Electrical installation condition reports • Fire Alarm Panels • Fire Detection Systems • Emergency Lighting • Renewables - Solar PV, Invertors, Battery Storage, Charge points etc. • Portable appliance testing -PAT • Lightening Protection • Roller Shutter Doors • Automated Doors • Fire Dampers • Sprinkler and Misting System • Automatic Opening Ventilation -AOV's • Emergency Voice Communication Systems (EVCs) • Fire Extinguisher and ancillaries (Fire blankets) • Evacuation chairs Further information can be obtained in the tender documentation within this tender pack. Contract Duration The anticipated contract start date is 1st May 2026. The contract will be in place for an initial period of four (4) years, with the option to extend for a further period of 11 months, subject to satisfactory performance and an annual review by the Council. Please note that extension option are not in any way guaranteed. Estimated Budget The budget for this contract is estimated in the region of £1,400,000 excluding VAT in total. Contract Terms The Contractor will operate under the conditions of the JCT Measured Term Contract 2016 with Amendments. Procurement Procedure Open procedure in accordance with Procurement Act 2023 This procurement process is being managed by Welland Procurement in partnership with the Council. Further information on Welland Procurement can be found at http://wellandprocurement.org.uk/ Tender documents can be found at: Link to procurement portal: https://www.eastmidstenders.org/ Project ID: DN809109

The service, maintenance and repair of dry risers in housing-managed stock.

The inspection, servicing, testing, maintenance, repair and certification of fire safety systems across the Vico estate. The purpose of the Contract is to ensure that all fire protection assets remain fully functional, compliant with statutory requirements, and safe for residents, visitors and staff. The services covered by this Contract include, but are not limited to: • Residential fire suppression systems (sprinkler and water mist installations) • Portable fire-fighting media including extinguishers, fire blankets, hose reels and sand buckets • Dry and wet risers installed within multi storey buildings See Appendix B- Specification for more detailed information.

The fire engineering consultancy service shall provide specialist advice and guidance on all matters relating to fire safety throughout the RIBA Stage 2, 3 & 4 design and development process. This includes, but is not limited to, the review and optimisation of building layouts, the development of fire safety strategies, and the provision of technical input to support safe, compliant, and efficient design solutions.

Transport for London (TfL) will be issuing a Tender for the Design and Build of Depot Fire Hydrants, at 2 depots which are Queens Park Sidings and Triangle Sidings. An MSQ was published on the 05/11/2025, with the procurement identifier (OCID): ocds-h6vhtk-051a98 which obtained market feedback and supplier appetite, capability and capacity. TfL selected the suppliers who engaged and expressed an interest for the Tender Stage. The results from the findings were used to help shape the procurement strategy. The purpose of the contract is for the design and build of Depot Fire Hydrants at 2 locations listed above whilst ensuring value for money. The currently installed hydrant systems at certain depots do not meet current regulations and British Standards (BS) due to the age of the systems, so an upgrade is required as the readings at the locations tested were below the levels stipulated in BS and TfL standards. In case of a fire, the system is unable to supply water at the required pressure and flow rate to extinguish fires. The requirement of the procurement is to appoint a principal contractor to undertake works to ensure that fire hydrant systems at the 2 locations are fully operable, in good working condition and in full compliance with relevant safety legislations associated with the hydrant system - BS and TFL standards. Please note the value published at MSQ has reduced as the business descoped (North Shed of Queens Park) part of the works to be carried out.