City of York Council terminated the Germany Beck flood-alleviation procurement on 30 September 2026 after two deadline extensions. The buyer cites time and funding constraints, additional clarification information and market feedback. The termination applies to this procurement process.
Inland flood-alleviation and pumping infrastructure
Phase
Tender / Confirmed
Last checked
14 October 2026
Coverage
Related sectors
Inland flood-alleviation and pumping infrastructure is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
Subject index
Related subjects
These subject pages bring together related projects, technical articles, reports, and evidence methods.
Supplier appointment - not disclosed in the terminated procurement history
Contract route
Buyer reference 100112877 / process ocds-h6vhtk-06a003 moved from planning notice 047408-2026 to tender 076042-2026. Corrections 077017-2026 and 081714-2026 extended the original 10 September deadline to 24 September and then 8 October. UK12 notice 092372-2026 terminated the process on 30 September; those deadlines are historical.
Execution window
The compiled record retains a proposed December 2026 to November 2027 contract period from the tender. Following termination, a renewed programme, replacement submission window and actual construction start remain unconfirmed.
Works package
The procurement describes flood-alleviation works at Germany Beck in York. November 2025 council minutes separately describe an offline pumping system, wet well and culvert beneath the A19 to relieve hydraulic locking. Final tender geometry, quantities, foundations and work-package boundaries have not been obtained.
Marine interfaces
The wider scheme connects Germany Beck drainage to a pumping station and A19 crossing, with road-access, flood, ecology and archaeology interfaces described in the 2025 minutes. These are historical scheme considerations; operative conditions, traffic arrangements and final construction method require the issued technical documents.
Commercial evidence boundary
The buyer's termination statement links programme and funding limits to the volume of clarification information and market feedback. Historical cost and contract-period fields remain in the compiled record. No current award price, replacement budget, payment provisions or supplier commitment is established by this terminated process.
Contract and delivery chain
Work packages and named roles
Published scope, named parties and supporting evidence for each workstream.
Procurement ownership
Terminated flood-alleviation competition
Named party
City of York Council
Evidence status
Confirmed
Source position
The latest UK12 notice terminates the procurement and records the buyer's time, funding, clarification and market-feedback reasons. Source
Replacement delivery
Renewed procurement, issued design and construction
Named party
Replacement supplier not identified
Evidence status
Not evidenced
Source position
The reviewed history contains no replacement process, selected supplier or renewed work-package specification.
Project timeline
Material developments
Dated events that changed scope, counterparties, delivery, commissioning or operating status.
The buyer ends this competition, citing time and funding constraints, clarification information and market feedback; older submission dates no longer define participation.
Pages 1-3 describe hydraulic locking, pumping, a wet well, A19 crossing and site interfaces. Historical scheme context, not the final tender specification.