FTS UK public procurement

Leeds Road Gyratory Bus Hotspot Scheme

City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council

PlannedOCDS ID ocds-h6vhtk-0672a2
Tender value£3,000,0000 awards · 0 contracts

01 Procurement

Tender overview

Updated 24 March 2026
Buyer
City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council
Status
Planned
Procurement method
Not supplied
Category
works
CPV classification
Not supplied
Tender period
Not supplied — Not supplied

Description

The Leeds Road Gyratory Bus Hotspot Scheme aims to improve the local transport networks by targeting a key congestion site. The project seeks to enhance bus travel efficiency and reduce passenger delays. The planned improvements include signalising junctions, creating new bus lanes, relocating bus stops, implementing bus gates and restricting certain road entrances. These changes are designed to streamline the bus route and improve overall traffic flow, making public transport more reliable and efficient. The scope of the contract will be to deliver the highway improvements including measures such as constructing new bus lane carriageways, junction improvements, signalling changes and addressing congestion that will prioritise bus movements in this location. CBMDC are looking to have a contract in place from October 2027 to September 2028.

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02 Awards and contracts

Published award records

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03 Organisations

Buyers, suppliers and other parties

1 parties
Buyer

City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council

City Hall, Centenary Square, Bradford, UKE41, BD1 1HX, United Kingdom

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04 Provenance

Source for this process

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