Recreational, cultural and sporting services contracts in North West England
0 live and 15 total public-sector opportunities matched to CPV 92000000 in North West England.
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Procuring recreational, cultural and sporting services in North West England
This page tracks public-sector demand for recreational, cultural and sporting services (CPV 92000000) published by contracting authorities in North West England. Tendarix has indexed 15 matching contracts here.
Division 92 covers recreational, cultural and sporting services — leisure-centre operation, library services, museum and heritage services, events, arts programmes and sports development. Sports goods are division 37.
The North West is anchored by Greater Manchester (ten boroughs plus the GMCA, which runs joint procurement through STAR Procurement for several boroughs) and the Liverpool City Region, with Lancashire, Cumbria and Cheshire adding county-scale spend. It has one of the largest NHS footprints in the country and active combined-authority commissioning in transport, housing retrofit and adult education.
Notices are aggregated from Contracts Finder, Find a Tender, the devolved-nation portals and 400+ council procurement sites, then summarised in plain English. Suppliers working in North West England use the chart below to gauge how active this category is month-to-month, and the list to find live opportunities to bid on.
Procurement activity over the last 12 months
9 contracts worth £109.7m in disclosed value were published for Recreational, cultural and sporting services in North West England in the last year. Bars show monthly contract volume; the line tracks known award value.
Recreational, cultural and sporting services opportunities in North West England
SW/Lead/018/026 - Leadership Development
Exhibition Racking Contractor - Project Tullie (Phase 3) Works INVITATION TO TENDER
£500kProject Tullie Phase 3: Digital Installation Design Request for Quotation
Tender for the Provision of Sport and Leisure Services in Fylde
£39040kWyre Council Leisure Operating Contract
£70103kProject Tullie Phase 3: Videographer Request for Quotation
£15kCCTV Network Maintenance, Repair & Installation
Project Tullie Phase 3: Artist Curator Brief
£10kCCTV Installation at Liverpool Wholesale Market
£40kTC046 - Bolton Albert Halls Pantomime
£1092kPantomime Co-production at the Atkinson Theatre, Southport
NICE Knowledge Resources Framework
Floral Pavilion annual pantomime
£1200kInstallation and removal of gazebo's at market stalls across the Cumberland area
£400kPRO005124 – Works – Dynamic Market – Building, Operations, Labour & Trade Services
Frequently asked questions
How many Recreational, cultural and sporting services tenders are live in North West England?
There are 0 live Recreational, cultural and sporting services opportunities in North West England right now, out of 15 indexed in total. This page updates daily as buyers publish new notices.
Who buys Recreational, cultural and sporting services in North West England?
The most active buyers in North West England for this category on Tendarix include TULLIE HOUSE MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY TRUST, Fylde Borough Council, Cumberland Council. Councils are the principal buyers: leisure operating contracts (increasingly insourced or re-tendered on new models), library service points, events programmes and culture strategies. Arts Council-funded bodies and national heritage organisations also publish here.
What does CPV code 92000000 cover?
Division 92 covers recreational, cultural and sporting services — leisure-centre operation, library services, museum and heritage services, events, arts programmes and sports development. Sports goods are division 37.
How do I win Recreational, cultural and sporting services contracts in North West England?
Leisure operation tenders hinge on financial modelling honesty (post-pandemic income projections, utilities risk share) and health-outcome partnerships with public-health teams — bring social-value measurement (Social Value TOMs, Moving Communities data) as standard. Smaller cultural/events lots value co-design with communities and track records of audience growth on modest budgets. The Chest (ProContract) is the region's dominant portal — most councils and many NHS and blue-light buyers advertise there, including sub-threshold quotes that never reach Contracts Finder. Greater Manchester's social-value framework is the most developed in England (weighting commonly 20%+): prepare GM-specific social-value answers rather than recycling generic ones.
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