Structures and Parts Tenders & Contracts

Curo are looking to undertake Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) to help inform its requirement of Reactive Roofing and Scaffolding. Curo wish to invite contractors to a Meet The Buyer event held at Curo's head offices (The Maltings, Lower Bristol Road, BA2 1EP) on the 24th October 2025. If your organisation is interested in participating in this event you are required to register your organisation free of charge on Curo's Intend portal (https://in-tendhost.co.uk/curo/aspx/Home), express an interest in the project and read the instructions on the document (Preliminary Market Engagement - RFI Roofing & Scaffolding). Following these steps you are required to register your interest by completing the registration form detailing your organisations business details and confirming your attendance. For further guidance on registering on Curo's Intend Portal, please see the guidance below: https://www.curo-group.co.uk/work-for-us/contract-opportunities-tenders/

A key objective of Worcestershire’s Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) is to progress to a consistent, accessible, and quality provision of infrastructure for passengers both on- and off-bus. The provision of bus stop infrastructure is not a statutory function but is necessary to ensure safe and convenient access to the public transport network. The Council has power to provide bus stop infrastructure through the Transport Act (1985), Section 63 (6(b)).   Worcestershire County Council (WCC) is introducing a bus stop infrastructure framework to procure bus stop infrastructure products and services. The new contract will be a multi-supplier and multi-lot framework for the provision of a consistent range of bus shelter specifications, bus shelter maintenance services, in-shelter technology including real-time display provision and ancillary bus stop infrastructure.

The new contract will be a multi-supplier and multi-lot framework for the provision of a consistent range of bus shelter specifications, bus shelter maintenance services, In-shelter technology including real-time display provision and ancillary bus stop infrastructure. This is a new requirement to support delivery of the Council’s Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) commitments and to enable wider improvements to bus shelter quality and consistency across the county.

TfGM intends to launch a tender for the refurbishment, supply and maintenance of shelters and Out Of Home advertising across its shelter estate, with a single supplier. The proposed turnkey service will include replacement and refurbishment of shelters and to modernise advertising inventory, generate advertising revenues, and provide high quality public transport infrastructure that maximises the customer experience. We want to work in partnership with a single supplier to deliver a bus and Metrolink shelter network aligned to the aspirations of delivering service improvements as part of the implementation of bus franchising and the improvement of Metrolink.