CA18115 - Tender 41/2026 - NMANDD PEACEPLUS Thriving Together Social and Emotional Support Programmes. Rhythm Across Generations, for the Newry, Mourne and Down District Council area.

Boundary Rd playground is a well-used playground located near to Lovel End School on Boundary Rd, Chalfont St Peter. The current playground consists mostly of ageing wooden equipment with wood chip safety surfacing. Much of the equipment and surfacing is showing signs of wear and is in need of replacement. Although the playground currently contains a limited range of equipment, the Council is seeking to include more exciting play equipment that caters to children between 1 and 12 years of age. The work is for the design and redevelopment of Boundary Rd playground. This includes the supply and installation of appropriate groundworks, safety surfacing and play equipment. The contractor is also responsible for the removal of designated existing equipment, as agreed with the Council. All works should comply to the British and European Standard for playground equipment and surfacing BS EN 1176 and BS EN 1177. The contractor will be responsible for organizing an independent, post-installation RoSPA inspection and sign-off and rectifying any issues identified at their own cost. Full tender documentation can be found on the Parish Council website https://www.chalfontstpeter-pc.gov.uk/

Lytchett Matravers Parish Council invites tenders for the refurbishment and enhancement of Rocket Park, the village's principal public play area located in Lytchett Matravers, Poole, Dorset. What3Words: ///mutual/nursing/crunching The project aims to revitalise the existing play area by replacing selected older equipment, improving all-weather accessibility, and increasing the appeal of the park for both younger children and teenagers. The Council is particularly seeking innovative and durable play solutions that will create a renewed "wow factor" within the park while complementing the existing retained equipment. The scope of works includes: -Removal and disposal of selected existing play equipment. -Relocation of an existing rotator within the site. -Installation of new toddler-focused play equipment (ages approximately 1-6). -Installation of new challenging play equipment aimed at older children/teenagers (ages approximately 12-15). -Replacement of the existing inset trampoline. -Installation of new wetpour safety surfacing and pathways. -Upgrades to the existing ball court including a combined football goal/basketball hoop arrangement. -New court markings and toddler roadway markings. -Installation of play panels within the toddler area. The Council requires equipment to be of durable, low-maintenance construction and not timber-based. The successful contractor will be responsible for all associated removal, disposal, surfacing, installation, welfare facilities, site safety, and reinstatement works. All equipment and surfacing must comply with current relevant British Standards including BS EN 1176 and BS EN 1177. The anticipated contract value is approximately between £70,000-£85,000 excluding VAT. Works are intended to take place during Autumn 2026, with contractors requested to minimise disruption during school holiday periods where possible. Tender submissions should include: -Design proposal and visuals/layouts -Itemised pricing schedule -Proposed programme/timeline -Equipment specifications -Warranty and maintenance information -Relevant experience and references -Confirmation of insurance and compliance with applicable standards The contract will be awarded on the basis of overall value, including play value, quality, durability, experience, and cost. The Council reserves the right not to accept the lowest tender. How to Apply: All tender documents must be provided as attachments to the email in PDF format. The subject line of the email should clearly state: "Tender Submission - Rocket Park Refurb". clerk@lytchettmatraversparishcouncil.gov.uk Submission Deadline: Midday on Tuesday 14th July 2026 Any clarification questions must be submitted via email to the Parish Clerk no later than 7 days prior to the submission deadline.

Project Tullie is a phased capital development programme to transform Tullie over the next 10-15 years. Our vision is to create an innovative, welcoming, and sustainable cultural hub that represents local communities and connects Carlisle and Cumbria to the world. Information relating to live Invitation to Tender can be shared upon request. Please contact sale@appleyardandtrew.co.uk Project Tullie Phase 3 Exhibition Racking Contractor Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Trust (the Trust) is seeking to establish an Agreement for the provision of Exhibition Racking Contractor for Project Tullie (Phase 3) at the existing Tullie House Museum, which includes with all associated works stated in the tender, henceforth the "Services". The Base Build and Exhibition Fit-out Contractors are appointed separately. The Contractor will allow for any liaising with Base Build and Exhibition Fit-out Contractors accordingly. The Exhibition Perimeter Racking Contract's scope is outlined in tender documents as enclosed in this ITT. It is intended that the Exhibition Perimeter Racking Contractor will be directly appointed by the Trust as the "Employer". The tender documents can be shared upon request. Please contact sale@appleyardandtrew.co.uk. Additional information: Project Tullie is a phased capital development programme to transform Tullie over the next 10-15 years. Our vision is to create an innovative, welcoming, and sustainable cultural hub that represents local communities and connects Carlisle and Cumbria to the world. Information relating to live Invitation to Tender can be shared upon request. Please contact sale@appleyardandtrew.co.uk Project Tullie Phase 3 Exhibition Racking Contractor Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Trust (the Trust) is seeking to establish an Agreement for the provision of Exhibition Racking Contractor for Project Tullie (Phase 3) at the existing Tullie House Museum, which includes with all associated works stated in the tender, henceforth the "Services". The Base Build and Exhibition Fit-out Contractors are appointed separately. The Contractor will allow for any liaising with Base Build and Exhibition Fit-out Contractors accordingly. The Exhibition Perimeter Racking Contract's scope is outlined in tender documents as enclosed in this ITT. It is intended that the Exhibition Perimeter Racking Contractor will be directly appointed by the Trust as the "Employer". The tender documents can be shared upon request. Please contact sale@appleyardandtrew.co.uk.

Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Trust (the Trust) in Carlisle (brand name: Tullie) is seeking an experienced Play Space Designer to design and deliver a dynamic and high-quality play environment within a new 'Active Gallery', as part of Project Tullie Phase 3: Breaking Down Barriers. Full ITT can be found at: https://tullie.org.uk/project-tullie-phase-3-play-space-design-build-itt/ Additional information: Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Trust (the Trust) in Carlisle (brand name: Tullie) is seeking an experienced Play Space Designer to design and deliver a dynamic and high-quality play environment within a new 'Active Gallery', as part of Project Tullie Phase 3: Breaking Down Barriers. Full ITT can be found at: https://tullie.org.uk/project-tullie-phase-3-play-space-design-build-itt/

Chemonics Group UK Ltd invites tenders for the procurement of ventilated diving equipment and a mobile hyperbaric decompression chamber for delivery in Ukraine under the Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine Phase 2 (PFRU-2). The procurement is divided into two lots: • Lot 1: Mobile hyperbaric decompression chamber • Lot 2: Ventilated diving equipment and associated systems Tenderers may submit offers for one or both lots. Delivery will be to Chernihiv Region, Ukraine. The exact delivery address will be provided to the successful Tenderer at contract award stage. Delivery shall be on a DDP basis (Incoterms 2020), and must be completed within a maximum of 8 weeks from receipt of Purchase Order. The contract will be awarded using a pass/fail technical assessment. Among technically compliant tenders, award will be made to the tenderer offering the lowest total evaluated price, in line with the Most Economically Advantageous Tender (MEAT) principle. Full technical specifications, requirements, and submission instructions are provided in the Invitation to Tender (ITT) and associated attachments. How to apply: Tenders must be submitted electronically to: PMU-UKR-PFRU@chemonics.com Technical and Financial proposals must be submitted separately in accordance with the ITT instructions. The deadline for submission is 20 July 2026 at 17:00 (UK time). The contract value is not disclosed. Suppliers should refer to the ITT documentation for full details.

Could your organisation partner with the Department for Education's (DfE) free breakfast club programme to help pupils start the day ready to learn? The free breakfast club programme supports the aim of giving every pupil, regardless of their background, the best start in life. Free breakfast clubs break down barriers to every child achieving and thriving at school and in later life, by ensuring they are ready to learn as well as supporting families with the cost of living, and tackling poverty. The first 750 'early adopter' free breakfast clubs opened their doors in April 2025, delivering a free 30-minute club alongside a healthy breakfast to their pupils. Following on from the success of this test and learn phase, national rollout began in April 2026 when a further 500 schools opening their free breakfast clubs, with more schools set to join in September. We know the difference a soft start and healthy breakfast can make for pupils with regards to attendance, attainment and behaviour, and we believe greater impact can be achieved by partnering with organisations who can help schools make their breakfast clubs even better. Last October, in a landmark move, the government joined forces with four food industry partners to provide the 750 early adopter schools with discounts and deals as part of a test and learn phase. These partnerships are helping schools to serve up more affordable, varied breakfast options whilst saving time for busy school staff. To help support schools further, we are seeking partners who can offer resources that make free breakfast clubs even more fun and enriching, helping pupils begin the day ready to learn. We are interested in resources suitable for all primary-aged pupils from Reception, Key Stage 1 (ages 5-7), and Key Stage 2 (ages 7-11), and welcome partners that could support light-touch, child-led activities for one or more of these age-groups in any of the following categories: - express creativity - explore the outdoors - be active - connect with the wider community - develop wider life skills We are particularly interested in physical resources such as toys, board games, activity kits, books, arts and crafts supplies or sports and outdoor equipment, as well as voucher-based options such as gift cards or redeemable credits that allow schools to choose resources tailored to their pupils' interests and available space. These examples are not intended to be exhaustive, and other suitable proposals are welcome. Resources received will help schools as they set up their free breakfast clubs and welcome pupils at the beginning of the new school year. See additional text below for more details Additional information: Any offers by partners will not be mandated for Participating Schools to make use of and Participating Schools will retain flexibility and choice in how they procure their activities. Organisations interested in this opportunity are encouraged to join a webinar which will be held at 11:00 on 20th May 2026. To register your interest in attending this event please email breakfastclubs.partnering@education.gov.uk by 5pm on 18 May 2026 with the names and email addresses of proposed attendees. If you are not able to attend the Teams event but wish to express your interest in this opportunity, please email breakfastclubs.partnering@education.gov.uk with your name, organisation and contact details. We look forward to hearing from organisations who share our ambition to make free breakfast clubs a positive, enriching experience so that every pupil, regardless of their background, has the opportunity to achieve and thrive. This notice relates to an opportunity which is not subject to the Procurement Act 2023. Accordingly, this notice is published on a voluntary basis for transparency purposes and to encourage market interest in the relevant opportunity.