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NDC0034-25 - Ilfracombe Healthy Homes Refit (36 & 38 Oxford Grove)

Published 18 May 2026
18 May 2026
Closed 19 Jun 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£650,000
Buyer
Local authority
Contract
5 months Duration
20/07/2026 18/12/2026
Reference: NDC0034-25

Reconfiguration and refurbishment of existing residential properties.

Award criteria: Quality 50%, Price 50%
Published 12 May 2026
12 May 2026
Closed 29 May 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£375,000
Buyer
Local authority
Contract
5 months Duration
30/06/2026 30/11/2026
Reference: ocds-h6vhtk-068bf5

Summary Tavistock Town Council as Client and Accountable Body invites tenders from a Principal Contractor with the relevant skills and capability in heritage and conservation projects to take the lead role for the grant funded repair, refurbishment and new public access, lighting and signage enhancement of Betsy Grimbal's Tower (Grade 1 (No.1326209)) and Still House (Grade 2 (No.1105870)) buildings located on Plymouth Road in the town centre. Provided on Tavistock Town Council website to assist with the submission are drawings showing elevations and work details, pre-construction Information, details of preliminaries, schedule of works and archaeology reports. The estimated budget allowance for this project for the Principal Contractor's fees is between £325,000 to £375,000 plus VAT. With contract administration being managed by Le Page Architects, the project will also include working alongside Structural Engineers (estimated £3,700), Archaeologist (estimated £10,000) and Ecologist (estimated £5,000). The Principal Contractor's roles and responsibilities are to undertake the capital grant funded fabric works which will be executed JCT Building Contract as well as liaison with the other appointed professional consultants listed above. During the construction phase on Betsy Grimbal's Tower there will also be two skills day workshops and an archaeological dig project co-ordinated by Tavistock Heritage Trust. The anticipated start date for capital works is the end of June 2026, with a completion date of mid-November 2026. When submitting your tender, you must provide the following: 1. The Schedule of Works FULLY priced with each line item having a cost set against it - see J26.014 TTC Abbey Schedule of Works 15.04.26 Tender Issue Rev B 2. Full programme proposals for the project 3. Full CDM answers to the attached Pre Construction Information. Overview This contract forms part of the Rediscovering Abbey Remains Project. The objectives are wide and diverse; part of which is to ensure the continuous repair and care of the Tavistock Abbey remains. Further elements of the project include extensive archaeological investigations, research into the abbey and its life and power and the creation of AV interpretation of the finds and research. This will ensure long term interest both from the local community and visitors, and provide knowledge of the abbey, which until now has been rather piecemeal, and will aim to create an educational resource for schools and research. The capital works relating to the repairs will be managed by the Tavistock Town Council who own the two substantial abbey remains. The Town Council are in partnership with the Tavistock Heritage Trust who will be managing the remaining elements of the project relating to research and interpretation. Tavistock Abbey is a Scheduled Monument SAM 1020401. Betsy Grimbal's Towers is Listed Grade I and is on the At Risk Register, category C (slow decay; no solution agreed). The building borders Plymouth Road, the entrance to the Bedford Hotel carpark and the Tavistock Vicarage parking area. The Stillhouse is Listed Grade II located within the curtilage of the garden of the Bedford Hotel and Tavistock Vicarage garden and borders the abbey's precinct wall abutting the River Tavy. Both buildings are in the ownership of the Tavistock Town Council. Information about the Tavistock Town Council is available on www.tavistock.gov.uk, and the Tavistock Heritage Trust on www.heritageintavistock.org. Submission requirements Applicants should note that submissions should be made by post and must be received no later than the stated deadline. It is the tenderers responsibility to ensure that their tenders arrive at the office address and by this date and time. Tavistock Town Council does not undertake to consider late tenders. If you are interested in tendering for this project please return your tender in writing in a sealed envelope by no later than midday 29th May 2026 marked: CONFIDENTIAL - REDISCOVERING TAVISTOCK ABBEY PROJECT: CAPITAL to: The Proper Officer, Tavistock Town Council, Town Council Offices, Drake Road, TAVISTOCK, Devon, PL19 0AU. For tender enquiries please contact Wayne Southall on 01822 616134 or via email wayne.southall@tavistock.gov.uk For technical enquiries please contact Simon Crosbie on 01752 849880 or via email scrosbie@lepagearchitects.com For site access please contact Becky Rowe on 01822 616134 or via email becky.rowe@tavistock.gov.uk Note - prospective tenderers are prohibited from contacting staff or councillors to canvass or encourage support for their tender outside of the prescribed process. The tenders will be assessed 60% price, 40% technical return. The submission should include a detailed financial breakdown as included within the schedule of works. The technical return should include an outline methodology for delivering the project scope, draft project programme, key points for the pre-tender construction phase plan, appropriate level of insurance cover including contractor all risk, schedule of stage payments, QA documentation relating to key personal and comms arrangements, two suitable references and evidence of experience in delivering three conservation projects of a similar scope/size.

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Cullompton Town Centre Relief Road

Published 11 May 2026
11 May 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£13,816,995
Buyer
Local authority
Bids
5 received · won by an SME
Contract
1.6 years Duration
01/06/2026 01/01/2028
Reference: CP2643-25

Tender Process: The Works have been procured via open tender following the traditional route. The form of Contract will be NEC4 ECC Option A. The Contracting Authority has provided a detailed design Drawings Pack, corresponding Design Specifications and instructions on the Client's tender evaluation methodology, which comprised scoring against both Quality and Price. Each tendering party were required to provide an Activity Schedule to validate their submission, based on their own take off quantities. Works Overview: Construction of a new relief road in Cullompton, Devon, linking Station Road and Exeter Road via Meadow Lane. This will provide a bypass of the town centre, approximately 1.3km in length and 6.5m in nominal width, including a 2.0m wide footway to the west side. Summary of works: - Partial realignment of a 60m section of Meadow Lane to facilitate connection to the new relief road and a change of priority at its junction with Duke Street. - A new roundabout junction connecting the relief road to Station Road and Millenium Way. - Construction of 5 new junctions providing access to existing minor roads and adjacent properties. - Highways drainage provision including 2 surface water attenuation ponds. - Demolition of existing sporting facilities in proximity the west coast mainline boundary. - Replacement of a section of existing fencing to the west coast mainline boundary with new palisade fencing. - Works within the adjacent areas of public open space including construction of new paths, landscaping, and fencing works. - Coordination of utilities diversionary works required by BT, National Grid, Wales and West Utilities, and SWW to accommodate the Works. Relief Road Works: Ch 0-130m - Partial realignment of both Meadow Lane and Duke Street and the reconfiguration of their Junction with a change of priority. Replacement of the existing culvert running under this Junction and the provision of a new 3.0m wide shared use path linking into an off-road shared use public open space (to be constructed by others). Ch 130-280m - Construction of an offline section of the relief road on embankment in the fields to the south of the existing Duke Street. This section will incorporate 1 road bridge to cross Spratford Mill Stream, 3 large flood relief culverts, and a new side road junction with Duke Street to provide access to the Cullompton Community Association (CCA) fields. Ch 280-460m - Construction of the relief road on embankment leading northwards from Duke Street to the existing Cricket Ground. This section will incorporate the removal and reconstruction of the Duke Street / Old Hill embankment to provide a new road junction with Old Hill and a pedestrian link to Duke Street, 2 new flood relief culverts, and the construction of a new drainage attenuation basin between the road and existing railway. Ch 460-590m - Construction of the relief road through the existing cricket field and bowls club. This section will be nominally at grade and will be constructed with an interface to adjacent works by others to construct the new Bowls Club house and green (works are likely to be ongoing at the time of the relief road construction). This road section incorporates the construction of a new access junction to the new Bowls Club and the demolition of the existing Bowls Club house and green in proximity to the railway boundary. Ch 590-840m - Construction of the relief road adjacent the railway and through the existing Cullompton Rangers Football Club site. This section will be nominally at grade and will be constructed with an interface to adjacent works by others to construct the replacement Football Club facilities including a new adult training pitch and carpark. This road section incorporates the construction of a new access junction to the Football Club and the removal of the existing Football Club sheds and lighting columns in proximity to the railway boundary. Ch 840-1270m - Construction of the relief road through existing areas of public open and fields through to Station Road. This section will be nominally at grade, and will incorporate 1 flood relief culvert, a new drainage attenuation basin, and a new access junction and side road to provide an alternate access into the park home and Showman's site behind the Weary Traveller Pub. Ch 1270-1350m - Construction of a new 4 arm roundabout junction connecting the Relief Road to Station Road and Millenium Way. The new roundabout will be constructed at the location of the existing Station Road Millenium Way 3 arm roundabout. The roundabout will have an ICD of 40m and central Island radius of 9.6m. Highway Boundary Works: Approx. 450m of timber 4 post and rail fencing with dog proof mesh to areas adjacent public open space. Approx. 1000m of timber 4 post and rail fencing to other highway boundaries. Approx. 500m of Devon Bank. Approx. 150m of palisade fence to the railway boundary. Approx. 100m of 2.0m high acoustic fencing to the park home site boundary. 6 No. field access gates. Acoustic Infill fencing to property boundaries along Meadow Lane. Vehicle Restraint Systems (VRS) Works: Approx. 20m long section of 1.8m high x 350mm thick brick wall constructed as a masonry parapet to provide N1 containment to provide protection to an existing residential property. Minimum N1 containment VRS to both sides of the road between chainages 160m and 390m. Drainage Works: A new surface water drainage system for the roadway. Kerb drainage units and a piped carrier drain system throughout the length of the Relief Road. Replacement of the existing kerb and gully drainage system at the Station Road junction with Millenium Way with a new kerb drainage system tying into the existing carrier drain network. Modification of the existing kerb and gulley drainage system to Meadow Lane to accommodate its partial realignment. Construction of 2 new attenuation basins. The first approx. 750m3 in volume, and the second at approx. 450m3 in volume. Construction of 2 sections of 600mm twin pipe attenuation systems, 22m long and 9m long. Construction of 3 new outfalls to existing watercourses. Construction of hydrobrake chambers to attenuation pond and watercourse outlets. Provision of 3 treatment systems to remove hydrocarbons, total suspended solids and metals from runoff. 1 existing culvert extension at 600mm diameter. Construction of 4 culverts of 450mm or 600mm diameter to proposed ditches. A 400m long section of new swale / ditch. Earthworks: Earthworks operations to facilitate the road construction with an overall fill quantity of approximately 16,000m3. Bulk earthworks for roadway embankment formed of a class 6C starter layer and class 1A General fill. Construction of steep 1/1.5 side slopes embankment sections using a core of Class 1A material and Class 6N1 material on the edges. Pavements: New full depth bituminous pavement construction to the full extent of the relief road. Resurfacing with nom. 40mm inlay to Station Road and Millenium Way as part of the construction of the new roundabout. Resurfacing with nom. 40mm inlay retained sections of Meadow Lane and Duke Street between chainages 20m and 90m. Kerbs, Footways and Paved Areas: The Relief Road will be provided with either kerbs or kerb drainage units to both sides of the road over its full length. A 2.0m wide bituminous surfaced footway is proposed to one side of the relief road from chainage 100m to 1280m transitioning to shared paths at either end. Approx. 500m length of 3.0m wide shared use path with bituminous surfacing is proposed to be provided within the public open space connecting to the relief road near its northern end and then running north along the relief road through to Station Road. New traffic signs and road markings will be provided throughout the scheme extents. The relief road will become the B3181 so will require the provision of new and replacement directional signs to the wider area. The relief road will also be provided with double yellow lines throughout its length. A one-way system will be implemented on Duke Street between its junctions with Rivermead and Chestnut Avenue. Street Lighting: The provision of civil works and coordination of the electrical works Contractor for the installation of a system of street lighting covering the full extent of the Relief Road. The lighting system comprises 39 new 10m lighting columns. Structures: Construction of 1 new road bridge (S04) over Spratford Mill stream on a 20-degree skewed alignment, having a single 15m clear span, 12.3m overall width, PU32 sheet piled abutments, and MY7 precast prestressed deck beams with concrete infill deck. Flood Relief Culverts (Contractor Design Items): S02 - New 2 cell box culvert 2000mm wide x 480mm high x 11m long to replace the existing culvert across Meadow Lane at its junction with Duke Street. S05 - New box culvert 4000mm wide x 1200mm high x 16m long to be constructed within an existing field. S06 - New 2 cell box culvert 4000mm wide x 1400mm high x 16m long to be constructed within an existing field. S07 - New box culvert 4000mm wide x 1200mm high x 18m long to be constructed within an existing field. S08 - New 2 cell box culvert 6000mm wide x 3000mm high x 16m long to be constructed in an existing watercourse. S09&10 - New 2 cell box culvert 3000mm wide x 1200mm high x 16m long to be constructed in an existing field. S11 - New box culvert 1500mm wide x 900mm high x 16m long to be constructed within an existing drainage ditch.

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CTCRR Bowls Club Design and Build

Published 8 May 2026
8 May 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£1,929,676
Buyer
Local authority
Bids
8 received · won by an SME
Contract
1.1 years Duration
20/05/2026 14/06/2027
Reference: CP2754-25

The design and build of a new bowls club facility, including Club house and all weather bowling green. This development is required as part of the Cullompton Town Centre Relief Road construction.

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Gutter Clearance

Published 6 May 2026
6 May 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
No value specified
Buyer
Local authority
Contract
4 years Duration
01/02/2027 31/01/2031
Reference: 1400

1400 – GUTTER CLEARANCE CONTRACT THIS NOTICE IS FOR THE PURPOSES OF IDENTIFYING SUPPLIERS TO TAKE PART IN EARLY MARKET ENGAGEMENT AND IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION. Two of the five South West Forces (Avon and Somerset and Devon and Cornwall) have gutter clearance contracts in place which expire at the end of January 2027. The other Forces have local agreements in place with local contractors for this provision. SWPPS are currently undertaking early market engagement and considering route to market options in order to run a successful procurement process for this requirement. Avon and Somerset currently have 46 buildings on their contract and Devon and Cornwall have 89 buildings on their contract. SWPPS wish to invite potential suppliers who may be interested in assisting with this early market engagement to answer a number of questions and then an opportunity to meet with SWPPS (via Teams) to discuss their responses if requested. The purpose of the early engagement with the market, prior to undertaking a formal tender process, is to seek input from the supply market to inform our requirements, to help formulate our specification for the services and help identify routes to market. If you are interested in supporting SWPPS with this engagement, please respond to this notice by emailing paula.smallwood@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk and we will be in touch with a questionnaire for completion. We are also happy to arrange Teams calls to discuss the responses to your questionnaire if you would like. The closing date for pre-market engagement questionnaire returns and subsequent arrangement of Teams meetings will be 12 noon on Friday 29th May 2026. SWPPS are committed to ensuring fairness, openness and transparency, and to follow the Procurement Act 2023. The preliminary market engagement is issued solely for the purpose of conducting pre-procurement market testing and engagement. Interested parties will not be prejudiced or advantaged by any response or lack thereof to the preliminary market engagement. This preliminary market engagement does not constitute a call for competition to procure any services, supplies or works for SWPPS. SWPPS are not liable for any costs, fees, or expenses incurred by any party in replying to the preliminary market engagement.

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FIN26073 Gadeon House Pathology Main Contractors

Published 1 May 2026
1 May 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£925,000
Buyer
Local authority
Winner
SME
Contract
1 year Duration
18/05/2026 28/05/2027
Reference: FIN26073

Award of contract to Devon Contractors as required by the NHS for the fit out of Gadeon House Exeter as a new pathology unit.

Award Criteria Not Specified
Published 29 Apr 2026
29 Apr 2026
Closed 29 May 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£375,000
Buyer
Local authority
Contract
5 months Duration
30/06/2026 30/11/2026
Reference: ocds-h6vhtk-068bf5

Summary Tavistock Town Council as Client and Accountable Body invites tenders from a Principal Contractor with the relevant skills and capability in heritage and conservation projects to take the lead role for the grant funded repair, refurbishment and new public access, lighting and signage enhancement of Betsy Grimbal's Tower (Grade 1 (No.1326209)) and Still House (Grade 2 (No.1105870)) buildings located on Plymouth Road in the town centre. Provided on Tavistock Town Council website to assist with the submission are drawings showing elevations and work details, pre-construction Information, details of preliminaries, schedule of works and archaeology reports. The estimated budget allowance for this project for the Principal Contractor's fees is between £325,000 to £375,000 plus VAT. With contract administration being managed by Le Page Architects, the project will also include working alongside Structural Engineers (estimated £3,700), Archaeologist (estimated £10,000) and Ecologist (estimated £5,000). The Principal Contractor's roles and responsibilities are to undertake the capital grant funded fabric works which will be executed JCT Building Contract as well as liaison with the other appointed professional consultants listed above. During the construction phase on Betsy Grimbal's Tower there will also be two skills day workshops and an archaeological dig project co-ordinated by Tavistock Heritage Trust. The anticipated start date for capital works is the end of June 2026, with a completion date of mid-November 2026. When submitting your tender, you must provide the following: 1. The Schedule of Works FULLY priced with each line item having a cost set against it - see J26.014 TTC Abbey Schedule of Works 15.04.26 Tender Issue Rev B 2. Full programme proposals for the project 3. Full CDM answers to the attached Pre Construction Information. Overview This contract forms part of the Rediscovering Abbey Remains Project. The objectives are wide and diverse; part of which is to ensure the continuous repair and care of the Tavistock Abbey remains. Further elements of the project include extensive archaeological investigations, research into the abbey and its life and power and the creation of AV interpretation of the finds and research. This will ensure long term interest both from the local community and visitors, and provide knowledge of the abbey, which until now has been rather piecemeal, and will aim to create an educational resource for schools and research. The capital works relating to the repairs will be managed by the Tavistock Town Council who own the two substantial abbey remains. The Town Council are in partnership with the Tavistock Heritage Trust who will be managing the remaining elements of the project relating to research and interpretation. Tavistock Abbey is a Scheduled Monument SAM 1020401. Betsy Grimbal's Towers is Listed Grade I and is on the At Risk Register, category C (slow decay; no solution agreed). The building borders Plymouth Road, the entrance to the Bedford Hotel carpark and the Tavistock Vicarage parking area. The Stillhouse is Listed Grade II located within the curtilage of the garden of the Bedford Hotel and Tavistock Vicarage garden and borders the abbey's precinct wall abutting the River Tavy. Both buildings are in the ownership of the Tavistock Town Council. Information about the Tavistock Town Council is available on www.tavistock.gov.uk, and the Tavistock Heritage Trust on www.heritageintavistock.org. Submission requirements Applicants should note that submissions should be made by post and must be received no later than the stated deadline. It is the tenderers responsibility to ensure that their tenders arrive at the office address and by this date and time. Tavistock Town Council does not undertake to consider late tenders. If you are interested in tendering for this project please return your tender in writing in a sealed envelope by no later than midday 29th May 2026 marked: CONFIDENTIAL - REDISCOVERING TAVISTOCK ABBEY PROJECT: CAPITAL to: The Proper Officer, Tavistock Town Council, Town Council Offices, Drake Road, TAVISTOCK, Devon, PL19 0AU. For tender enquiries please contact Wayne Southall on 01822 616134 or via email wayne.southall@tavistock.gov.uk For technical enquiries please contact Simon Crosbie on 01752 849880 or via email scrosbie@lepagearchitects.com For site access please contact Becky Rowe on 01822 616134 or via email becky.rowe@tavistock.gov.uk Note - prospective tenderers are prohibited from contacting staff or councillors to canvass or encourage support for their tender outside of the prescribed process. The tenders will be assessed 60% price, 40% technical return. The submission should include a detailed financial breakdown as included within the schedule of works. The technical return should include an outline methodology for delivering the project scope, draft project programme, key points for the pre-tender construction phase plan, appropriate level of insurance cover including contractor all risk, schedule of stage payments, QA documentation relating to key personal and comms arrangements, two suitable references and evidence of experience in delivering three conservation projects of a similar scope/size.

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NDC0079-26 Cove Harbour Wall Repair Works

Published 29 Apr 2026
29 Apr 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£65,923
Buyer
Local authority
Winner
SME
Contract
1 month Duration
18/06/2026 27/07/2026
Reference: NDC0079-26

Repair works to the stone masonry wall at south quay (Cove), Ilfracombe

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NDC0054-25 - Oxford Grove CP Retaining Walls

Published 29 Apr 2026
29 Apr 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£232,430
Buyer
Local authority
Winner
SME
Contract
9 months Duration
18/03/2026 06/12/2026
Reference: NDC0054-25

The repair of two retaining walls to include the regrading of one retained slope and the underpinning of one wall. To include the installation of new fencing and barriers to both walls.

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NDC0055-25 - Brookdale Car Park, Ilfracombe - Resurfacing Works

Published 29 Apr 2026
29 Apr 2026
Closed 15 May 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£200,000
Buyer
Local authority
Contract
2 months Duration
14/09/2026 20/11/2026
Reference: NDC0055-25

Surface reconstruction and tarmac resurfacing of North Devon Council's Brookdale Car Park, Ilfracombe

Award criteria: Price 100%
Published 27 Apr 2026
27 Apr 2026
Closed 29 May 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£375,000
Buyer
Local authority
Contract
5 months Duration
30/06/2026 30/11/2026
Reference: ocds-h6vhtk-068bf5

Summary Tavistock Town Council as Client and Accountable Body invites tenders from a Principal Contractor with the relevant skills and capability in heritage and conservation projects to take the lead role for the grant funded repair, refurbishment and new public access, lighting and signage enhancement of Betsy Grimbal's Tower (Grade 1 (No.1326209)) and Still House (Grade 2 (No.1105870)) buildings located on Plymouth Road in the town centre. Provided on Tavistock Town Council website to assist with the submission are drawings showing elevations and work details, pre-construction Information, details of preliminaries, schedule of works and archaeology reports. The estimated budget allowance for this project for the Principal Contractor's fees is between £325,000 to £375,000 plus VAT. With contract administration being managed by Le Page Architects, the project will also include working alongside Structural Engineers (estimated £3,700), Archaeologist (estimated £10,000) and Ecologist (estimated £5,000). The Principal Contractor's roles and responsibilities are to undertake the capital grant funded fabric works which will be executed JCT Building Contract as well as liaison with the other appointed professional consultants listed above. During the construction phase on Betsy Grimbal's Tower there will also be two skills day workshops and an archaeological dig project co-ordinated by Tavistock Heritage Trust. The anticipated start date for capital works is the end of June 2026, with a completion date of mid-November 2026. When submitting your tender, you must provide the following: 1. The Schedule of Works FULLY priced with each line item having a cost set against it - see J26.014 TTC Abbey Schedule of Works 15.04.26 Tender Issue Rev B 2. Full programme proposals for the project 3. Full CDM answers to the attached Pre Construction Information. Overview This contract forms part of the Rediscovering Abbey Remains Project. The objectives are wide and diverse; part of which is to ensure the continuous repair and care of the Tavistock Abbey remains. Further elements of the project include extensive archaeological investigations, research into the abbey and its life and power and the creation of AV interpretation of the finds and research. This will ensure long term interest both from the local community and visitors, and provide knowledge of the abbey, which until now has been rather piecemeal, and will aim to create an educational resource for schools and research. The capital works relating to the repairs will be managed by the Tavistock Town Council who own the two substantial abbey remains. The Town Council are in partnership with the Tavistock Heritage Trust who will be managing the remaining elements of the project relating to research and interpretation. Tavistock Abbey is a Scheduled Monument SAM 1020401. Betsy Grimbal's Towers is Listed Grade I and is on the At Risk Register, category C (slow decay; no solution agreed). The building borders Plymouth Road, the entrance to the Bedford Hotel carpark and the Tavistock Vicarage parking area. The Stillhouse is Listed Grade II located within the curtilage of the garden of the Bedford Hotel and Tavistock Vicarage garden and borders the abbey's precinct wall abutting the River Tavy. Both buildings are in the ownership of the Tavistock Town Council. Information about the Tavistock Town Council is available on www.tavistock.gov.uk, and the Tavistock Heritage Trust on www.heritageintavistock.org. Submission requirements Applicants should note that submissions should be made by post and must be received no later than the stated deadline. It is the tenderers responsibility to ensure that their tenders arrive at the office address and by this date and time. Tavistock Town Council does not undertake to consider late tenders. If you are interested in tendering for this project please return your tender in writing in a sealed envelope by no later than midday 29th May 2026 marked: CONFIDENTIAL - REDISCOVERING TAVISTOCK ABBEY PROJECT: CAPITAL to: The Proper Officer, Tavistock Town Council, Town Council Offices, Drake Road, TAVISTOCK, Devon, PL19 0AU. For tender enquiries please contact Wayne Southall on 01822 616134 or via email wayne.southall@tavistock.gov.uk For technical enquiries please contact Simon Crosbie on 01752 849880 or via email scrosbie@lepagearchitects.com For site access please contact Becky Rowe on 01822 616134 or via email becky.rowe@tavistock.gov.uk Note - prospective tenderers are prohibited from contacting staff or councillors to canvass or encourage support for their tender outside of the prescribed process. The tenders will be assessed 60% price, 40% technical return. The submission should include a detailed financial breakdown as included within the schedule of works. The technical return should include an outline methodology for delivering the project scope, draft project programme, key points for the pre-tender construction phase plan, appropriate level of insurance cover including contractor all risk, schedule of stage payments, QA documentation relating to key personal and comms arrangements, two suitable references and evidence of experience in delivering three conservation projects of a similar scope/size.

Award Criteria Not Specified
Published 22 Apr 2026
22 Apr 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£211,120
Buyer
Local authority
Winner
SME
Contract
11 months Duration
22/04/2026 12/03/2027
Reference: NDC0078-26

Replacement of the existing heat generation equipment and associated works at Brynsworthy Environment Centre.

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Sewage Treatment System Replacement and Relocation

Published 22 Apr 2026
22 Apr 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£40,705
Buyer
Local authority
Winner
SME
Contract
1.2 years Duration
04/06/2026 01/08/2027
Reference: EX0005-26/27

Sewage treatment system replacement and relocation. Supply and install a compact NH4P0 package wastewater treatment plant, connected to highway drainage conveying treated effluent discharge to an appropriate watercourse.

Award Criteria Not Specified
Published 17 Apr 2026
17 Apr 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£145,500
Buyer
Local authority
Winner
SME
Contract
2 months Duration
07/04/2026 29/05/2026
Reference: ED0411-26

East Devon District Council Request the provision of works of resurfacing 1No. car park and 1No. park footpath as below: Phear Park is located in Exmouth (SY00735 81558) with vehicle entrance and exit access via Withycombe Road. Pedestrian access can be found via 2No. footbridges across Withycombe Brook to the north and footpath access from the southeast corner. The park includes an inner and outer circular footpath providing access to a playpark, skate park and Exmouth College to the north east. The footpath’s condition varies with severe rutting and scouring at the eastern portion, shallow scouring in the north and cracking due to tree root growth on the southern section. Therefore, requiring overlay and regulating surface course. ‘The Green’ Car Park is located immediately next to Victory Hall in Broadclyst (SX98330 97187) with entrance and exit access via Hellings Gardens leading to B3181. The tarmac surfaced car park is linear with bay parking lining along each border. Pedestrian access is available from the northwest and southwest corners of the site. The car park’s surfacing has areas of shallow scouring to the surface course and localised potholes towards the entrance of the site. Therefore, requiring overlay and regulating surface course.

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Mill Street Footbridge Replacement

Published 14 Apr 2026
14 Apr 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£69,616
Buyer
Local authority
Winner
SME
Contract
7 months Duration
07/04/2026 31/10/2026
Reference: CP2784-26

Mill Street Footbridge is a timber pedestrian footbridge located in Sidmouth, Devon. It has a clear width of 1.5 m and a span of approximately 12 m. A principal inspection of the structure has identified that the structure and ramp parapets are nearing the end of its life and a replacement is needed. The scheme includes the design, manufacture and installation of a new 1.5 m width and 12 m span FRP footbridge with 1.15m high vertical infill FRP parapets as well as 33 m of 1.15 m high vertical infill FRP parapets to the approach ramps.

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Minor Engineering Works Framework Contract 2026-2030

Published 13 Apr 2026
13 Apr 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£18,800,000
Buyer
Local authority
Winner
SME
Contract
4 years Duration
01/04/2026 31/03/2030
Reference: CP2583-24

A framework agreement covering the period from April 2026 to March 2030 to deliver civil and structural engineering works associated with the expansion, improvement, and maintenance of Devon County Council's highway, cycleway, waste management, flood risk management and structures assets including, without limitation, the following types of schemes: • Highway maintenance, improvement and new construction. • Bridges and structures maintenance, improvement, inspection and new construction. • Slope stabilisation and retaining walls. • Walking and cycling. • Multi-use trails. • Traffic management and traffic signals. • Waste management including recycling centres and works on redundant landfill sites. • Highway depots. • Flood and coastal risk management. • Car park, park and ride / change. • Public transport, bus priority and passenger transport. • Public realm/town centre enhancement The framework will consist of 6 (six) Lots as follows (values are excluding VAT): Lot 1: Highways Work Orders ≤ £200,000 (Six Suppliers) Lot 2: Structures Work Orders ≤ £200,000 (Six Suppliers) Lot 3: Highways Work Orders > £200,000 and ≤ £1,000,000 (Six Suppliers) Lot 4: Structures Work Orders > £200,000 and ≤ £1,000,000 (Six Suppliers) Lot 5: Combined Structures and Highways Work Orders >£1,000,000 and ≤ £4,000,000 (Eight Suppliers) Lot 6: Rail Interface Structures Work orders Orders up to £1,500,000 (Two Suppliers). The framework will be carried out under the terms and conditions of the NEC4 Framework Contract June 2017 and any additional conditions of contract. Work Orders will be carried out under the terms and conditions of the NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract June 2017 (with amendments January 2023) and any additional conditions of contract. The number of schemes that will be issued through the framework is currently unknown. Spend for the total framework is identified below, with historic spend data contained within the supplementary information found in Volume 8 of the procurement documents. Total value (estimated) £65,000,000 excluding VAT £78,000,000 including VAT

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NDC0055-25 - Brookdale Car Park, Ilfracombe – Resurfacing Works

Published 13 Apr 2026
13 Apr 2026
Closed 8 May 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£200,000
Buyer
Local authority
Contract
2 months Duration
14/09/2026 20/11/2026
Reference: NDC0055-25

Surface reconstruction and tarmac resurfacing of North Devon Council's Brookdale Car Park, Ilfracombe

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B3181 Baulk Bridge Replacement

Published 7 Apr 2026
7 Apr 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
£8,090,449
Buyer
Local authority
Winner
SME
Contract
1.7 years Duration
16/03/2026 05/11/2027
Reference: CP2415-23

This contract requires a replacement bridge to replace the existing one on the B3181. The existing bridge is in poor condition and previous investigations have determined it is not economical to repair and therefore a new replacement bridge is required, with a 120-year design life. The replacement will be located on a new alignment to allow for the existing road to remain open for a significant time during construction, without the need to severely interrupt traffic flows or to provide a temporary bridge. The requirement for a replacement bridge provides an opportunity to improve the highway alignment by locating the bridge downstream of the existing bridge, via 320m of realigned carriageway. It will also allow for 320 metres of improved pedestrian facilities and vehicular containment that could not be achieved within the footprint of the existing bridge. Once completed the existing bridge and redundant road section will be removed to improve flood conveyance and storage. The scheme also includes highway associated drainage, a flood relief culvert and ecological habitat enhancements.

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LTHW Connections & LTHW Heat Exchanger

Published 26 Mar 2026
26 Mar 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
No value specified
Buyer
Local authority
Winner
SME
Contract
9 months Duration
04/07/2025 31/03/2026
Reference: CS050277

Main welded pipework run Including additional spare valves. LTHW connections to individual PHEXs and FCUs, including new automatic control valves. LTHW Heat Exchanger, Pumps, Pressurisation, Filtering, BMS controls and wiring

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DEMOLITION SERVICES

Published 26 Mar 2026
26 Mar 2026
CPV Code
45 * Construction work
Location
🇬🇧 Devon County, South West
Value
No value specified
Buyer
Local authority
Winner
SME
Contract
4 months Duration
11/04/2026 31/07/2026
Reference: CS053242

Project No 130384 Demolition of Mardon 1 58,000.00 58,000.00 EACH Project No 130384 Demolition of Mardon Training Facility. For works to demolish the training shed - as per your quotation GC/46 dated 25th Feb. '25

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