Equipment for Swimming Pools Tenders & Contracts

Supply and fix pool cover to Dukeries

Newcastle City Council has appointed a specialist supplier for the supply, delivery, installation, testing, commissioning, training and handover of swimming pool equipment for the new Outer West Leisure Centre and Pool.

Swimming pool timing system, video display board & touch pads, with servicing requirement A value for money exercise has been conducted.

Derry City and Strabane District Council wish to engage with a competent, fully qualified pool system installer to supply and install pool cover systems within three leisure facilities which are owned and operated by the council. Suppliers are requested to provide prices based on the specifications provided below for 6 pools within the DCSDC Council Area. Your submission must be submitted via etendersNI, via this CFT. No other method of submissions will be accepted. Please refer to the CfT documents for further detail.

Purchase of Pool Pod 3.0 Platform lift System for Queens Park Health and Fitness for customers with disabilities and mobility issues

East Lindsey District Council is seeking an experienced and reliable supplier to deliver seasonal operational services for three popular public paddling pools located in Fairy Dell (Skegness), Queens Park (Mablethorpe), and Maple Leaf (Sutton on Sea). These facilities are a valued part of the local community and operate from late May (Spring Bank Holiday) through to the end of September, providing safe and enjoyable spaces for families and visitors. The appointed supplier will play a key role in ensuring these facilities are maintained to the highest standards throughout the season. Services will include comprehensive pre-season commissioning, daily in-season operations, and end-of-season decommissioning, all with a strong focus on water quality, safety, and customer experience

Bradford Metropolitan District Council (BMDC) is looking to appoint a supplier and installer of pool covers for its swimming pools. The initial requirement is for four pool covers in three separate swimming pools. There will also be needed some mechanical winding mechanisms supplied and installed as part of this requirement. We would like proposals for ongoing service and maintenance of these new pool covers and also for our existing pool covers in our other pools. BMDC has 6 main swimming pools

East Lindsey District Council is seeking an experienced and reliable supplier to deliver seasonal operational services for three popular public paddling pools located in Fairy Dell (Skegness), Queens Park (Mablethorpe), and Maple Leaf (Sutton on Sea). The Contractor shall provide seasonal operational services for three public paddling pools located in Skegness (Fairy Dell), Mablethorpe (Queens Park), and Sutton on Sea (Maple Leaf). The pools operate from late May (Spring Bank Holiday) through to the end of September. Services include pre-season commissioning, daily in-season operations, and end-of-season decommissioning, ensuring compliance with all relevant Health & Safety and Public Health legislation.

Cambridge City Council (CCC) want to install (not maintain) Pwlltech's pool water recovery system, and other components necessary to support their installation, at Parkside, Abbey and King's Hedges pools.  At Parkside, the supplier will also provide rainwater harvesting which would be filtered and then routed through the pool water recovery system in place of mains water to reduce the mains water used. This is for the Water Scarcity Project driven by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG), who are providing grant funding for the whole project value. This installation will save up to 90% of the pool water normally discarded to drain and save the energy used to heat replacement mains water.

Cambridge City Council (CCC) want to install (not maintain) Pwlltech's pool water recovery system, and other components necessary to support their installation, at Parkside, Abbey and King's Hedges pools.  At Parkside, the supplier will also provide rainwater harvesting which would be filtered and then routed through the pool water recovery system in place of mains water to reduce the mains water used. This is for the Water Scarcity Project driven by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG), who are providing grant funding for the whole project value. This installation will save up to 90% of the pool water normally discarded to drain and save the energy used to heat replacement mains water. In the case of rainwater harvesting at Parkside, this may mitigate any mains water use for swimming pool.

Movable Floor at Portlaoise Leisure Centre

External funding has been approved for up to £145,000 for the installation of pool covers which will result in significant financial savings through saving mainly on utility costs but also chemical and water consumption. These savings will enable the pool to be operated all year round which therefore increases the leisure provision for residents. The installation of these covers will also contribute to the Council's environmental initiatives. A significant amount of investigatory work has also been undertaken in respect of benchmarking the chosen pool cover type, including how it will used and operated in practical terms over the coming years.