CPV 3471
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Satellite-Enabled Heat and Humidity Risk Management for NHS Estates
Department for Science, Innovation & Technology
The UK Space Agency's Unlocking Space for Government programme has funding available for research and development to address overheating in NHS estates. The funding will support the creation of innovative, satellite-enabled products and services that help NHS Estates teams identify, prioritise, and mitigate heat and humidity risks across their trusts. A Contract for Innovation is one of the routes being considered for delivering this funding. We invite suppliers, researchers, and other interested organisations to join this market engagement webinar to learn more about this opportunity and to help shape it. . Our understanding of the operational challenges and available capabilities is shaped by close collaboration with NHS stakeholders, the Satellite Applications Catapult, and relevant suppliers. We are aware of established commercial capabilities in environmental heat mapping, climate risk analytics, and building performance modelling and monitoring. Our findings indicate that satellite-enabled technology and data, along with data from the NHS and relevant suppliers, can innovate existing methods of heat analysis and thermal modelling; this is where targeted research and development funding can add the most value. This webinar forms part of our pre-funding call market engagement under the Procurement Act 2023. It gives the wider market an open opportunity to engage with and test this understanding before the scope and route to market are finalised. In this webinar, the UK Space Agency, the NHS and the Satellite Applications Catapult will present: · An introduction to the Unlocking Space for Government programme · Our current understanding of the market and existing capabilities · The challenges regarding overheating for NHS teams and patients · An overview of the proposed funding route, including indicative timescales, scope, and expectations · How to share information on existing capabilities, products and services, including any available through government frame
Fourniture, livraison et mise en service d'équipements de laboratoire, d'un drone et d'un capteur bathymétrique
Université de Mayotte
Le présent marché a pour objet la fourniture, livraison et mise en service d’équipements scientifiques de laboratoire, d’un drone modulable et d’un capteur bathymétrique au profit de l'Université de Mayotte
In-Orbit Manufacturing (IOM) Maturation Research & Development Projects
Department for Science, Innovation & Technology
The UK Space Agency (UKSA) is launching a Contracts for Innovation competition to fund approximately two In-Orbit Manufacturing (IOM) Maturation Research & Development Projects. The competition will support the research, development and maturation of an In-Orbit Manufacturing process and associated payload. Projects will undertake proportionate design, prototyping, analysis and testing to achieve Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 4/5 by the Final Review milestone and establish a credible route to a potential future demonstration in an appropriate microgravity environment. The IOM Maturation Projects will: · Mature the IOM manufacturing process and associated payload to TRL 4/5 by the Final Review milestone, generating evidence against relevant performance indicators (such as quality, performance and quantity). · Develop and compare credible routes to a future microgravity demonstration, identifying the developments required to progress towards demonstration by 2030. · Strengthen the commercial case and strategic relevance of the proposed IOM capability, including its relevance to identified customer and end-user needs. · Generate evidence to inform future UKSA investment and procurement decisions, including a potential future IOM demonstration procurement and the associated ISAM IOD Programme Business Case. This is one of two concurrent procurements being progressed, the other being for Mission Feasibility Studies – Spacecraft Life Extension Service Demonstration. Please see the respective notice on Find a Tender: Title: Mission Feasibility Studies – Spacecraft Life Extension Service Demonstration This procurement is for exempted contracts under section 3(6) and paragraph 22 of Schedule 2, Part 2 (subject-matter exempted contracts) of the Procurement Act 2023. Exempted contracts are not public contracts as defined by section 3 of the Act and are therefore not required to be procured in accordance with the provisions of the Act relating to covered procurement. This co
Mission Feasibility Studies – Spacecraft Life Extension Service Demonstration
Department for Science, Innovation & Technology
This is one of two concurrent procurements being progressed, the other being for In-Orbit Manufacturing (IOM) Maturation Research & Development Projects. Please see the respective notice on Find a Tender: • Title: In-Orbit Manufacturing (IOM) Maturation Research & Development Projects The UK Space Agency is launching a Contracts for Innovation competition to fund approximately three Phase 0/A mission feasibility studies examining credible options for a potential future in-orbit demonstration of a Rendezvous, Proximity Operations and Docking (RPOD)-enabled spacecraft Life Extension service. The studies will develop and assess mission concepts capable of performing safe, reliable and repeatable RPOD with a cooperative or prepared client spacecraft. The intended demonstration may enable or de-risk a future Life Extension service such as refuelling, Attitude and Orbit Control System (AOCS) takeover, relocation, component replacement, repair, upgrade or refurbishment. The demonstration would not necessarily be required to perform the complete future service. The Life Extension feasibility studies will: • Develop and compare credible mission concepts for an RPOD-enabled Life Extension service demonstration with a prepared client spacecraft, including analysis of the client, servicer, launch service, operations and ground-segment options required to deliver the mission. • Assess how each concept could demonstrate safe, reliable and repeatable RPOD operations and support a commercially relevant Life Extension service such as refuelling, AOCS takeover, relocation, repair, upgrade or refurbishment. • Identify the evidence, costs, risks, dependencies and decision points required to inform a potential future Life Extension demonstration procurement and associated Business Case. This procurement is for exempted contracts under section 3(6) and paragraph 22 of Schedule 2, Part 2 (subject-matter exempted contracts) of the Procurement Act 2023. Exempted contracts are not public con
Achat de drones professionnels, pièces détachées et accessoires
Département de la Charente-Maritime DJCP SCP
Le présent accord-cadre concerne l'achat de drones professionnels, pièces détachées et accessoires ; 2 lots — LOT 1 : Achat de drones de traitement et ses pièces détachées et accessoires. Il s'agit d'un accord-cadre mono attributaire avec un montant maximum 23 500 euros HT par an, conclu pour une période initiale de 1 an, à compter de sa date de notification, reconductible 3 fois. La durée de chaque période de reconduction est de 1 an. La durée maximale du contrat, toutes périodes confondues, est de 4 ans. Les délais d'exécution ou de livraison des prestations sont fixés à chaque bon de commande conformément aux stipulations des pièces de l'accord-cadre. — LOT 2 : Achat de drones de prise de vue et ses pièces détachées et accessoires. Il s'agit d'un accord-cadre mono attributaire avec un montant maximum 17 500 euros HT par an, conclu pour une période initiale de 1 an, à compter de sa date de notification, reconductible 3 fois. La durée de chaque période de reconduction est de 1 an. La durée maximale du contrat, toutes périodes confondues, est de 4 ans. Les délais d'exécution ou de livraison des prestations sont fixés à chaque bon de commande conformément aux stipulations des pièces de l'accord-cadre.
Fourniture, livraison et mise en service d'équipements de laboratoire, d'un drone et d'un capteur bathymétrique
Université de Mayotte
Le présent marché a pour objet la fourniture, livraison et mise en service d’équipements scientifiques de laboratoire, d’un drone modulable et d’un capteur bathymétrique au profit de l'Université de Mayotte
In-Orbit Manufacturing (IOM) Maturation Research & Development Projects
Department for Science, Innovation & Technology
**This planned procurement follows earlier market engagement undertaken by UK Space Agency (UKSA) through the Request for Information (RFI) published under Find a Tender Notice 2026/S 000-035409. Overall responses to the RFI demonstrated market interest and a range of potential approaches, while also identifying areas where further technical, commercial, cost and delivery evidence is required before UKSA could consider progressing to a full demonstration mission. UKSA has therefore decided to adopt a staged approach, commissioning multiple R&D projects across RPOD and IOM to explore differing approaches, reduce uncertainty and strengthen the evidence base for future investment decisions. This is one of two concurrent procurements being progressed following consideration of the outputs from that RFI exercise, the other being for Mission Feasibility Studies – Spacecraft Life Extension Service Demonstration. Please see respective notices on Find a Tender.** Procurement Description: The UK Space Agency (UKSA) intends, subject to final approvals, to launch a competitive procurement that will support research and development (R&D) projects to mature In-Orbit Manufacturing (IOM) payload concepts for high-value Earth applications, generating evidence to support consideration of potential future in-orbit demonstration activities. The work is intended to mature the technical, delivery considerations, risks, indicative cost and commercial evidential base required to inform the UKSA’s ISAM In-Orbit Demonstration Programme, and the development of a Green Book-compliant business case. The requirement concerns applied research directed at developing technical knowledge for the particular objective of informing decisions on potential future UK IOM demonstration activities, rather than commercial industrialisation. The competition is intended to support payload maturation and R&D activity only. Appointment under this competition does not commit UKSA to proceed with, fund or procure
Mission Feasibility Studies – Spacecraft Life Extension Service Demonstration
Department for Science, Innovation & Technology
**This planned procurement follows earlier market engagement undertaken by UK Space Agency (UKSA) through the Request for Information (RFI) published under Find a Tender Notice 2026/S 000-035409. Overall responses to the RFI demonstrated market interest and a range of potential approaches, while also identifying areas where further technical, commercial, cost and delivery evidence is required before UKSA could consider progressing to a full demonstration mission. UKSA has therefore decided to adopt a staged approach, commissioning multiple R&D projects across RPOD and IOM to explore differing approaches, reduce uncertainty and strengthen the evidence base for future investment decisions. This is one of two concurrent procurements being progressed following consideration of the outputs from that RFI exercise, the other being for In-Orbit Manufacturing (IOM) Maturation R&D Projects. Please see respective notices on Find a Tender.** Procurement description: The UK Space Agency (UKSA) intends, subject to final approvals, to launch a competitive procurement examining the feasibility of delivering a UK In-Orbit Servicing mission to demonstrate a Rendezvous, Proximity Operations and Docking (RPOD)-enabled Life Extension service with a cooperative client spacecraft by 2030. The work is intended to mature the technical, delivery considerations, risks, indicative cost and commercial evidential base required to inform the UKSA’s ISAM In-Orbit Demonstration Programme, and the development of a Green Book-compliant business case. The requirement concerns applied research directed at developing technical knowledge for the particular objective of informing decisions on a possible UK Life Extension mission, rather than commercial industrialisation. The competition is intended to support feasibility and research and development activity only. Appointment under this competition does not commit UKSA to proceed with, fund or procure a subsequent spacecraft life extension demonstration m