Early procurement signals from UK council meetings
Commercial openings for suppliers, inferred from public council meetings — including framework call-offs, G-Cloud and DPS buys that never appear as an open tender.
⚠︎ Indicative signals inferred from public meetings — not official tender notices. 7 live signals across 6 councils.
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Cambridgeshire County Council to procure £773.4m home care framework
Cambridgeshire County Council has approved procurement of a new home and community care framework for domiciliary care and support services. The framework is planned for up to 10 years, with mobilisation currently planned for 1 April 2027 and current arrangements expiring in 2027.
Kent puts a £22.5m highways grounds-maintenance contract out to tender
Kent County Council is advertising a new five-year contract for maintaining urban grass, shrubs and hedges across its highways — worth £22.5m, with an optional three-year extension, tender expected by the end of July and a March 2027 start.
Woking to retender its joint waste & recycling contract — a 7-year deal from 2027
Woking Borough Council is procuring a new joint waste and recycling contract to start in 2027 — a seven-year initial term with two seven-year extension options, including vehicle-fleet capital and optional textiles, battery and small-electricals collections.
Cambridge to electrify 75% of its fleet in a £6m EV replacement programme
Cambridge City Council has approved the next phase of fleet replacement — moving from 12% to about 75% electric — with £3m in 2027-28 and a further £3m in 2028-29, and operational-hub charging infrastructure already in place.
Broadland to fit solar and heat pumps to 11 temporary-accommodation homes
Broadland District Council has agreed a contract and delegated authority for decarbonisation works — solar PV and heat pumps — across 11 council-owned temporary accommodation properties, part of its net-zero 2028 pathway, budgeted at around £310,000–£320,000.
Bradford commissions specialist SEND support under a new £4.9m “Expert at Hand” model
Bradford has £4.9m for 2026-27 to build its “Expert at Hand” offer — a partnership with the NHS integrated care board to commission specialist staff and services such as speech and language therapists, occupational therapists and specialist teachers to support schools.
Cambridge progresses a £37.4m council-housing build programme
Cambridge City Council has approved progression of a 91-home council-housing programme across several sites — an indicative £37.4m — aiming for 100% council homes with Homes England funding and explicit support for local SME design-and-build supply chains.