| Deadline: 17 April 2026 — 2 days remaining. Submit via Find a Tender before this date. |
| CONTRACT QUICK REFERENCE | |
| Buyer | Leeds City Council |
| Estimated value | £20,000 |
| Deadline | 17 April 2026 |
| Category | Consulting & Advisory Tenders |
| Portal | Find a Tender |
| Official notice | View on GOV.UK → |
| More tenders | Browse all UK tenders → |
Leeds City Council has published a procurement opportunity for conservation plan for armley house & park with an estimated value of £20,000. The submission deadline is 17 April 2026, giving eligible UK suppliers a limited window to prepare and submit bids through the official Find a Tender portal.
Published on 2026-04-09, this contract is open to suitably qualified suppliers across the United Kingdom. All businesses interested in bidding should review the full tender documentation and confirm they meet all eligibility requirements before the closing date.
Contract overview
Conservation planning by consultancy service up to max £20,000 exc VAT
Leeds City Council is the contracting authority. The estimated value is £20,000 and the deadline is 17 April 2026. Download the full specification from the official portal before preparing a bid.
Is your business eligible?
This contract is most relevant to management consultants, marketing agencies, HR firms. Suppliers typically need to demonstrate experience delivering similar contracts, appropriate financial standing, and hold relevant professional qualifications and case studies.
Under the Procurement Act 2023, Leeds City Council must actively consider SME participation. Check whether this contract has been structured into lots.
- Proven track record in consulting & advisory contracts of comparable scope
- Financial standing appropriate for a £20,000 contract
- Relevant certifications: relevant professional qualifications and case studies
- Capacity to mobilise within Leeds City Council’s required timeframe
- Ability to meet the 17 April 2026 submission deadline
How to submit a bid
- Step 1 — Access the notice: Visit Find a Tender at https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/032387-2026
- Step 2 — Register free: Create or log in to your supplier account
- Step 3 — Download documents: Read the full ITT before preparing your response
- Step 4 — Raise clarifications: Submit questions early — Q&A typically closes 1–2 weeks before the deadline
- Step 5 — Submit before 17 April 2026: Late submissions are not accepted
What the buyer will evaluate
Leeds City Council will assess all compliant bids against published criteria. Buyers typically apply a 60% quality and 40% price weighting. Under the Procurement Act 2023, social value is a mandatory evaluation criterion.
Writing a winning bid
- Lead with an executive summary addressing Leeds City Council’s objectives directly
- Provide two or more case studies with measurable outcomes from comparable contracts
- Include specific, costed social value commitments
- Price to win but ensure your margin covers full delivery
- Submit at least 24 hours before 17 April 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can SMEs bid for this contract?
Yes. The Procurement Act 2023 requires Leeds City Council to consider SME suitability and remove unnecessary barriers.
Is registration on the portal free?
Yes. Registering as a supplier on Find a Tender is completely free.
What happens if I miss the 17 April 2026 deadline?
Late submissions are not accepted. The deadline is absolute. Submit at least 24 hours early.
Where are the full tender documents?
All documents are on the official Find a Tender listing at https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/032387-2026.
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This article is for informational purposes only. Always verify all details on the official procurement portal before submitting a bid. Kael Tripton is not affiliated with or endorsed by Leeds City Council or the UK government.