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Burgess Park Sports Ground Football Leagues Market Engagement Questionnaire

Details

Buyer: London Borough of Southwark
Topic: Recreational, cultural and sporting services
Published: 22 September 2026
Submission: 22 October 2026in 4 weeks
Source: uk:procontracts

Tender description

Southwark Council is undertaking a preliminary market engagement exercise to inform its consideration of future arrangements for the delivery and management of football league activity at burgess Park Sports Ground, Cobourg road, London, SE5. The council is seeking feedback from suitably experienced organisations on potential delivery models, commercial arrangements, contract structure, participation and utilisation, social value and opportunities for service development. This market engagement exercise is for information-gathering purposes only. It is not the commencement of a procurement procedure, call for competition or an invitation to tender. How to Participate PME briefing document containing a Supplier questionnaire to complete and return. All communication regarding this PME must be submitted through the Council’s e tendering portal, ProActis: https://procontract.due-north.com/ Please note you can return your questionnaire via the messaging functionality on the Pro-Contract portal. Keywords: Burgess Park, Market Engagement Exercise, Southwark Council, Sports Ground Football Leagues

Timeline

Completed: Tender published22 September 2026
Current notice
Next: Submission date22 October 2026in 4 weeks

About the buyer

London Borough of Southwark is a local authority in south London, and buys as a local government organisation with its contracts advertised through its own eProcurement portal. Suppliers register free on the portal to view and respond to live opportunities. Contract opportunities are also published on the London Portal, a shared system used by 22 further London boroughs. The council also procures through framework agreements for repeat requirements. Contractors seeking most construction work join an approved list before they can bid. The council keeps a public contract register to meet local government transparency requirements.

UK local government drives £140bn in annual procurement, led by social protection (£66.6bn) and education (£57.1bn).

Over the past 5 years, most of London Borough of Southwark's contract awards have been in health and social work, repair and maintenance and software and information systems.