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Leisure Management Operator Services

Sector: Commercial • Location: United Kingdom

Source: Open Contracting Data Standard (OCDS)

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Complete

The Royal Borough of Kingston released the opportunity to the market for the provision of Leisure Management Operator Services for six leisure facilities:

  • The Malden Centre
  • Weir Archer Athletics & Fitness Centre
  • Tolworth Recreation Centre
  • Kingston Leisure Centre
  • Chessington Sports Centre
  • Albany Outdoors The management contract will be for a period of 10 years with the option of an exte
Status
Closed
Sector
Commercial
Location
United Kingdom
Updated
3 Nov 2026
Source
Open Contracting Data Standard (OCDS)

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The tender “Leisure Management Operator Services” is a tender record in Taiyo, linked to the Commercial sector. It is issued for works, goods, or services related to United Kingdom.

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2026-11-03

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The Royal Borough of Kingston released the opportunity to the market for the provision of Leisure Management Operator Services for six leisure facilities: - The Malden Centre - Weir Archer Athletics & Fitness Centre - Tolworth Recreation Centre - Kingston Leisure Centre - Chessington Sports Centre - Albany Outdoors The management contract will be for a period of 10 years with the option of an extension of up to five years at the Council’s discretion. There will be a staggered start to the contract as follows: - October 2025: Chessington Sports Centre and Albany Outdoors - April 2026: The Malden Centre, Weir Archer Athletics & Fitness Centre, Tolworth Recreation Centre - Spring 2027: Kingston Leisure Centre (new build facility scheduled to open). The Council used the Competitive Dialogue Procedure under Regulation 30 of the PCR for the procurement of this Contract as it considered that this procedure could best meet the Council’s objectives for the service requirements and commercial terms in accordance with Regulation 26(4)(a)(i) to (iii). Bidders were expected to have a major role in defining the solution which could not be specified by the Council at the outset, as the Council was unable to assess or determine the solution without in-depth dialogue.

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2026-04-02

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