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Large Format, Out of Home Advertising - North Shields Transport Hub

Details

Buyer: North Tyneside Council
Value: £60,000
Topic: Advertising and marketing services
Published: 9 October 2026
Submission: 6 November 2026in 4 weeks
Source: uk:find_a_tender

Tender description

North Tyneside Council invites tenders for the provision, management, maintenance and sales of Large Format, Out of Home (OOH) advertising at the North Shields Transport Hub Screen. The Council aims to deliver a high-quality, innovative, and sustainable advertising solution that maximises revenue, enhances the public realm, and delivers measurable environmental and community benefits. The Council anticipates that the contract will be in force for a fixed period of five years. The Council would expect payments to be made quarterly in arrears, within 30 days of invoice, unless otherwise specified in the contract award. The Council reserves the right to include termination and break clauses within the detailed Terms and Conditions issued to the preferred supplier. North Shields Transport Hub Screen A high-footfall location attached to the new Transport Hub, serving thousands of commuters and visitors daily. Offers excellent visibility for a range of audiences. There is a digital advertising screen at the North Shields Transport Hub that has already been installed and is operational. The full capital cost of the screen and its installation has been funded by the Council, and there is no requirement for the appointed supplier to cover any CAPEX costs. The supplier is required solely to manage advertising sales, operation, and reporting.

Timeline

Completed: Tender published9 October 2026
Current notice
Next: Submission date6 November 2026in 4 weeks

About the buyer

North Tyneside Council delivers local services across the borough as a local authority, advertising its contract opportunities on the NEPO Portal. Suppliers register free on the portal, then register interest in a specific opportunity before submitting a questionnaire and supporting documents. A Dynamic Purchasing System lets suppliers apply at any time, with compliance checked first and mini-competitions run for individual requirements. Suppliers can opt out of individual mini-competitions without losing their place on the DPS. The Business Factory, the council's business support programme, offers workshops and one-to-one help with bids for larger contracts.

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 North Tyneside Council's contract awards have been in construction materials, health and social work and construction work.