14 contracts found
Broxbourne Council is looking for a qualified contractor to refurbish the John Warner Sports Centre in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire. The work must be carried out by a company based in Hertfordshire and follows the council’s tender documents on the Supply Hertfordshire portal.
Broxbourne Borough Council is looking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to construct a new footpath at Goffs Oak Playing Fields, Goffs Oak, Hertfordshire.<
Broxbourne Borough Council is looking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to construct a new footpath at Goffs Oak Playing Fields, Goffs Oak, Hertfordshire.
Hertfordshire County Council is hiring one or more providers to review council tax records across 10 district and borough councils in the county. The work involves identifying residents incorrectly claiming discounts (like single-person discounts) or wrongly declared empty properties, then removing those discounts or applying premiums. This is a framework contract, meaning multiple councils can use the same provider(s) for this work.
Hertfordshire County Council is looking for providers to review council tax records across 10 district and borough councils in the county. The work involves identifying residents who are incorrectly claiming discounts (like single person discounts) or exemptions (like empty property exemptions), and removing those discounts where people don't qualify. This is a framework agreement, meaning providers can be called on by any of the 10 councils to do this review work.
Hertfordshire County Council is currently out to procurement for the Provision of Support at Home Lead Provider Services. Support at Home delivers social care to those meeting Care
Hertfordshire County Council is currently out to procurement for the Provision of Reablement Services. Reablement Services provide short-term support to Individuals in their homes.
The provision of youth anti-social behaviour streetwork including related follow up activities and actions to support identified young people across West Lothian. Based on four are