Tenders from United Kingdom

Housing Maintenance Support Contract

WOLVERHAMPTON HOMES LIMITED

Wolverhampton Homes requires up to 3 providers to undertake a wide range of general building maintenance, electrical, roofing and adaptation works to voids (empty homes), tenanted homes and communal areas. Lots 1 and 2 will predominantly deliver planned/batched works, on a geographical basis. Lot 3 will cover the entire City and will predominately undertake 'responsive' works arising through tenant requests, including works under the scope of Awaab's Law, and Disrepair Claims, where works are subject to prescribed timescales. Tenderers may submit Tenders for all Lots but may be awarded contracts for a maximum of 2 (two) Lots. In the interest of business continuity, the same Tenderer may not be awarded contracts for Lot 1 and 2. Each Contract will be for 4 years, under the JCT Measured Term Contract. Contract 1: Planned, North Wolverhampton (inc associated electrical & roofing works) - £8.4million including VAT Contract 2: Planned, South Wolverhampton (inc associated electrical & roofing works) - £12million including VAT Contract 3: Responsive, City Wide - (inc Awaab's law, Disrepair Claims) - £6million including VAT

CPV Nimrod - Planned Maintenance and Safety Equipment Rectification

Home Office

This is a Future Opportunity Notice to let potential bidders prepare themselves for the MSER of CPV Nimrod staring Monday 29th March 2027 through to Friday 16th April 2027. The Opportunity to bid for this competition will be December 2026 (exact date to be advised once docs are completed with BSC Maritime and BF Commercial) The basic requirement will be: Annex A - General Requirements of Work Annex B - Inspection, Testing and Certification of Safety Equipment Annex C - Vessel Maintenance Tasks Annex D - Modifications and Defect Rectification Technical Responses The full requirement will be provided at Tender stage when full needs for the vessel are known. Please note that although the opportunity is currently listed as Any Region - the region that this work will be required will be based on operational activity and confirmed when the Tender Opportunity is launched. A potential option to store the vessel out of the water for a period of time post contract may be included. This is also to be determined when the Tender is launched.

Virtual Accessibility Tours

NETWORK RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED

Network Rail is seeking to appoint a single supplier to deliver an end-to-end Virtual Accessibility Tours service across a portfolio of 250 railway stations throughout Great Britain. The scope includes station surveys and LiDAR scanning, creation of accessible virtual tours and associated digital assets, configuration of accessibility and wayfinding information, upload of approved datasets into Network Rail's NavVis IVION environment, and support for publication through approved rail-industry channels. The successful supplier will also be required to provide ongoing support, maintenance, service management and content updates throughout the contract term. The contract will include provisions for optional additional services, including additional station surveys, virtual tours, content updates, partial re-scans and full re-scans that may be required during the contract term. Further details of the requirements, deliverables and performance obligations are set out in the procurement documents

PRJ 2305 - Intercultural Therapeutic Service for Lewisham

NHS South East London Integrated Care Board.

NHS South East London Integrated Care Board (SEL ICB) intends to award a single contract for the delivery of the Intercultural Therapeutic Service (ITS) in the London Borough of Lewisham. The Intercultural Therapeutic Service (ITS) provides specialist psychological support for Lewisham residents experiencing emotional distress, trauma, isolation and mental health difficulties where cultural, racial, migratory, faith, identity and social experiences are significant factors in presentation and recovery. The service was established to address recognise inequalities in access to and outcomes from mental health services amongst communities who may be underserved by conventional psychological support pathways, including people from Black African, Black Caribbean and other ethnically diverse communities, refugees and asylum seekers, migrants, and individuals with experiences of complex trauma. The service forms part of Lewisham's broader commitment to addressing mental health inequalities and improving culturally responsive support. It complements, rather than duplicates, existing statutory and NHS mental health provision. The Commissioner considers that delivery of the service requires a distinctive combination of intercultural psychotherapy, trauma-informed practice, racially aware therapeutic approaches, specialist supervision arrangements and workforce development functions that are not routinely available through standard counselling or wellbeing services. The Intercultural Therapeutic Service is not a standard counselling service. The model integrates: • intercultural psychotherapy; • racially-aware and anti-oppressive therapeutic practice; • trauma-informed approaches; • culturally adapted therapeutic interventions; • multilingual provision where appropriate; • reflective and relational therapeutic approaches; • academic and clinical expertise through a specialist training environment. A key distinguishing feature of the service is the integration of therapeutic del

Printing of Out and About in the North York Moors National Park magazine

North York Moors National Park Authority

The Authority is seeking quotations for the printing, finishing and delivery of the Out and About in the North York Moors magazine 2027. Please quote for the specification: Title: Out and About in the North York Moors 2027 Format: 52 pp magazine plus four-page cover – (finished trimmed size approximately 270mm deep x 190mm wide portrait) Paper: Insides: 70gsm near woodfree silk Cover: 115gsm woodfree gloss FSC certified Print: Full colour printing to all pages. Print area must be able to bleed off trimmed pages. Finishing: Book fold, stitched with two wires and trimmed to size. Alternative options: We are open to proposals of alternative paper types which deliver a lower cost; however, these quotes must be in addition to one for our preferred options, detailed above. Alternative proposals will only be considered if no quotation meeting our preferred specification is received within the budget stated on the MyTenders portal. Quotations that exceed our preferred specification (for example, a heaver paper weight) will be treated as meeting it. Where alternatives are considered, they will be scored against the same 60:40 price to quality basis. Paper samples: Samples of all proposed paper types must be sent for our review by 30 November 2026. Quantities: 80,000 Timescale: • Final artwork to printer by Mon 22 Feb. • To be printed by Fri 5 March 2027 • Delivery to our distributor by Thursday 11th March. Proofs: Page proofs on selected stock Delivery: Bundled, under-wrapped and cross-strapped, bulk packed on pallets and delivered to one UK address to be confirmed. Delivery to be between the hours of 09.00 and 15.30 on a vehicle with a tail-lift; advance notice of delivery required Artwork: Files to be transmitted electronically to meet printer’s technical specifications Subcontracting: The printing and finishing must be carried out by the supplier. Subcontracting of these elements will not be accepted. Delivery may be made by a third-party haulier. Your quotation should in

RFQ 2026/46 - NMANDD PEACEPLUS “Thriving Together” - Celebrating Cultures and Diversity - 3.2 Creative Language Exchange

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council (NMD)

Competent and creative suppliers are hereby invited to tender for the design, development, and delivery of an engaging Creative language exchange programme. The project will deliver an inclusive Creative Language Exchange programme that uses music and cultural sharing to bring people together. Participants will learn songs in different languages, explore diverse cultures, and share their own experiences in a welcoming environment. Working towards a public performance, the programme will celebrate linguistic and cultural diversity while promoting inclusion, intercultural understanding, and belonging. The programme aims to strengthen community connections, support the integration of minority communities, and build more inclusive and cohesive communities across the district.

Lancashire Teaching Agency – Provision of Supply Services to Schools

Lancashire County Council

The provision of full and part time supply teachers, teaching assistants and all support staff roles to schools within the Lancashire boarder to fulfil permanent, long- and short term vacancy needs. The LTA will offer a specialist recruitment service to best match the needs of the school to the skills of the supply staff, providing training and rigorous safeguarding practices to ensure all staff are compliant with current requirements.

Treatment & Disposal of Residual Waste, Bulky Waste, Commercial & Demolition Waste & Street Cleansing Waste​

Scottish Borders Council

Scottish Borders Council (the Council) is seeking Bidder responses to this Invitation to Tender (ITT) for the treatment of its Residual Waste The treatment of Contract Waste, split into the following waste streams: Municipal Residual Waste – approximately 26,000 tonnes per annum Bulky Residual Waste – approximately 7,400 tonnes per annum Commercial & Demolition Waste – approximately 1,700 tonnes per annum Street Cleansing Waste – approximately 2,800 tonnes per annum Waste Upholstered Domestic Seating (WUDS) containing Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) – approximately 550 tonnes per annum Haulage of Contract Waste from Collection Sites.

Periodic Indicative Notice (PIN) for Additional Depot and Stabling Capacity for Scotland's Railway

ScotRail Trains Limited

ScotRail Trains Limited, working with Scottish Rail Holdings, Network Rail and Transport Scotland, is seeking information on additional space and facilities for commissioning, maintenance, servicing, stabling and storage. We are preparing to introduce replacement Intercity trains and are procuring new Suburban trains, with plans for subsequent fleet replacements also being developed. Over the next 10-15 years, additional space may be needed to accommodate incoming trains before existing fleets leave, maintain operations during depot works and support longer-term requirements. Trains that have left service may also need storage while remaining on lease. We would like to hear from owners, occupiers and operators of existing railway facilities, sites with spare capacity, and land or premises that could be developed or adapted for railway use. We invite suppliers to complete this short questionnaire, ScotRail will use the responses to this PIN to inform our assessment of depot and stabling options. This notice is an information-gathering exercise, not a call for competition or a commitment to procure. Any subsequent proposal would be subject to the appropriate business case, funding and approvals. Participation is voluntary and is not a condition of taking part in any future procurement. Respondents are responsible for their own costs. We will follow up responses with a discussion and arrange site visits where needed. Please follow the link to our E Sourcing Portal: https://scotrail.wax-live.com/S2C/DisplayModules/TradeModules/Negotiations/Opportunities/ListEvents.aspx

Childrens Safeguarding and Family Support

Borough of Telford & Wrekin

Market Engagement Notice Childrens Safeguarding and Family Support Community Support, Prevention and Engagement Partnership Meeting Telford & Wrekin Council wish to engage with providers of community care services. This session will bring together community sector health and social care organisations to support the development of safeguarding prevention services for children and families. We will share the strategic direction for family services, outline our current local offer and emerging areas of need, and explore how community-based services could contribute to prevention, step-down support and improved outcomes. The discussion will also help shape future commissioning, directory information and stronger connections between operational teams and local providers. Thursday 17 December 2026 12:30-14:00 Microsoft Teams meeting Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/3995562111166970?p=B6nYhZvQPRSNX06U8z Meeting ID: 399 556 211 116 697 0 Passcode: Me798NC3

Framework for the Supply and Installation of Accessibility Equipment and Independent Living Adaptations

SUNDERLAND CARE AND SUPPORT LIMITED

Sunderland Care and Support Ltd (the Authority) has appointed Sunderland City Council as the Procuring Organisation to procure on its behalf, a Framework Agreement for the “Provision of the Supply and Installation of Accessibility Equipment and Independent Living Adaptations” and it is anticipated the Framework duration will be for a period of 4 years. The equipment is to be installed within domestic properties located in the City of Sunderland that will primarily be undertaken within occupied residential properties and may involve working within the homes of older people, disabled adults, disabled children and other vulnerable residents, and will support the delivery of housing adaptations and equipment that enable residents to remain safe, accessible and independent within their own homes. The Framework Agreement will be divided into the following six Lots: • Lot 1 Straight Track Stairlifts; • Lot 2 Curved Track Stairlifts; • Lot 3 Through Floor Lifts; • Lot 4 Ceiling Tracking Hoists; • Lot 5 Automatic WCs; and • Lot 6 Prefabricated Ramps. The Authority intends to appoint a single Supplier to each Lot and the Supplier is required to undertake all activities associated with the delivery of the works, including property surveys, supply, installation, commissioning, customer instruction, handover and, where applicable, servicing, maintenance and repair of equipment. Suppliers may bid for one, more than one, or all Lots, subject to the requirements of any subsequent procurement process and there is currently no proposed restriction on the number of Lots that may be awarded to an individual Supplier.

Provision of National Driver Offender Retraining Schemes (NDORS) for North, South and West Yorkshire Police Forces (309-POL-26)

West Yorkshire Combined Authority

North Yorkshire Police, South Yorkshire Police and West Yorkshire Police have commenced scoping for the re-procurement of our National Driver Offender Retraining Scheme (NDORS) contracts. The current contracts expire 28th November 2027, and the forces will be undertaking a joint tender exercise to facilitate the award of three new contracts, one contract per force, to one supplier for all three contracts. The three forces are seeking a fully managed service for the provision and delivery of NDORS courses. These courses currently include National Speed Awareness, Safe and Considerate Cycling, National Rider Risk Awareness, What’s Driving Us, Safe and Considerate Driving and National Motorway Awareness. It is likely that a Seatbelt Course will be launched nationally and this will be included as a further training course requirement. Further courses may also be developed during the term of the contract. The successful supplier will be required to hold any such licence or permission, as required by NDORS[SD3.1], to deliver NDORS courses. The supplier will be responsible for all aspects of the course and driver administration i.e. course bookings, client invoicing/payments, the venue, vehicles (SCD only), suitably qualified driver trainer presenters, secure data processing, data transfer on the Driver Offender Re-training Scheme (DORS+) system, complaints management/resolution. Suppliers will be required to offer provision for both online and classroom-based courses in a variety of locations with sufficient capacity to enable courses to be booked and completed within 120 days. The location and capacity of venues must be flexible and adapt to force specific requirements throughout the duration of the contract. The supplier will be required to maintain a range of performance management information for evaluation at regular contract review meetings. The current intention is to award the contracts for a 5 year period, with an option to extend for a further 3 years. However,

Access control systems

Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency

Access control systems, supply, instal, commission and maintenance

Grounds Maintenance Contract 2027 to 2032

Harbury Parish Council

Tenders are invited to provide full grounds maintenance services in the villages of Harbury and Deppers Bridge. This will include grass cutting of village greens and roadside verges, play areas and cemetery; litter and leaf collection; hedge cutting and basic tree and shrub maintenance; weed control; maintenance of benches and noticeboards. Full details may be obtained from the parish council office, tel 01926 614646. Sealed tenders to be received by 12 noon on Monday 30 November 2026.

Supplier Ambient Voice Technology (AVT) Self Certified Registry for the use of AI-Enabled Ambient Scribing Products in Health and Care Settings

NHS ENGLAND

NHS England are seeking to establish a supplier registry for the use of AI-enabled ambient scribing products in health and care settings. Suppliers must hold class 1 Medical Device Accreditation and current DTAC assessment. All corresponding certifications and registrations specified within DTAC must be provided as part of the application process. Evidence of benefit within the NHS care setting proposed is also required. Evidence may be provided in various formats for example, in the form of case studies or reports. The aim is to create and develop a robust and accurate supplier registry for ambient voice technology ("AVT Registry") with an accompanying resource library that will be shared to better inform buying authorities so that they can ensure compliance with the guidance issued by NHS England. Procurements thereafter will be undertaken by the NHS bodies themselves and in accordance with their own governance requirements. The National Commercial and Procurement Hub will undertake preliminary completion checks against the requirements and standards as specified on the Atamis e-tendering portal. An evidence base of documentation will be collated for onward sharing with NHS Buyers. All collateral must be kept up to date and current. It is the supplier's responsibility to keep the Hub up to date with details of their systems and solutions so that the information shared with NHS Buyers is current and accurate. The registry operationalises the requirements by offering a transparent, centralised platform where AVT suppliers can self-declare compliance. It is not a procurement mechanism, but a strategic enabler that: • Lists successful AVT solutions that have submitted evidence of self-certification with NHS standards • Supports procurement and pilot planning by surfacing supplier capabilities • Encourages transparency around safety, data handling, and performance • Enables monitoring and evaluation of real-world use and outcomes • Facilitates cross-system learning and

Pre-Construction, Contract Administration and Post Contract Duties in Connection with the the Construction of a New Municipal Cemetery in Brandon, Suffolk

Brandon Town Council

Project Background Brandon Town Council invites firm priced tenders from suitably qualified and experienced consultants to provide tender preparation, contract administration and associated professional services for the development of a new municipal cemetery. West Suffolk County Council Planning Application Reference: DC/25/1445/FUL. Site: Cemetery, Manor Road, Brandon, Suffolk. Development includes change of use from agricultural land to a new municipal cemetery, creation of vehicular and pedestrian access arrangements, and construction of entrance walls and gates. Progression beyond Phase 1 will be subject to the outcome of a public consultation process and the Council securing appropriate funding.

Demolition and Clearance of 1-4 & 5-8 Redoubt Court

Fareham Borough Council

Demolition works and Clearance of 1-4 & 5-8 Redoubt Court, Fareham, PO14 1BY

Orthotic Splints & Braces

The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust

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

TENDER FOR DESIGN, AND DELIVERY OF YOUTH DRAMA PROGRAMME SEUPB PEACEPLUS FUNDED - 2627 TNDR CW 002B REISSUE

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council

The Youth Drama Programme is a cross-border, cross-community peace-building initiative for 90 young people aged 16–21 years, delivered in three tranches of 30 participants between 1 December 2026 and 31 March 2028. The programme is designed to bring together young people from communities across the border region to develop meaningful relationships, increase understanding of different backgrounds and identities, and build confidence through shared creative experiences. Participants will take part in a structured programme of drama-based workshops that use theatre and the creative arts as a medium for dialogue, collaboration and personal development. Through facilitated activities, participants will explore themes including identity, culture, belonging, respect, inclusion and positive relationships while developing communication, teamwork, leadership and performance skills.

Pitch & athletics facilities repairs & maintenance in non-domestic properties (measured term contract 2027)

East Renfrewshire Council

East Renfrewshire Council is seeking to appoint an experienced and suitably qualified supplier to provide maintenance and repairs services for school pitches and athletic tracks within the Council. The services will be planned and, as and when required. This procurement will be conducted via the Public Contracts Scotland - Tender portal (PCS-T). We will apply a one stage Open procedure. Bidders must self-certify their adherence to the conditions of participation via the SPD (Scotland) in PSC-T, and may be required to submit Means of Proof before contract award. Bidders must refer to the specific requirements listed in Section III in this OJEU Contract Notice when completing the SPD in PCS-T. The Value shown in this notice is excluding VAT

North Entrance Redevelopment Incorporating New Entrance, Retail Development, Discharge Lounge and Car Park.

Isle of Wight

The Trust is seeking Expressions of Interest from specialist development partners capable of delivering a fully integrated scheme anticipated to include but not limited to. • A new and improved North Entrance, providing a clear, accessible and welcoming gateway to the hospital. • Retail accommodation, designed to generate sufficient income to fund the development. • A purpose-built Discharge Lounge, retained as NHS operational and clinical space. • To include a changing places facility for the general public. • Improvement of parking provision across the hospital estate.

UKRI-7458 HOPG crystals for MUSHROOM analyser

UK Research & Innovation (UKRI)

MUSHROOM is a new instrument being installed at the ISIS Neutron and Muon Source facility in Oxfordshire. The MUSHROOM instrument will be an indirect spectrometer with an in-plane highly oriented pyrolytic graphite (HOPG) analyser reflecting the secondary neutrons to the position sensitive detectors. This will be comprised of 576 35x50x2mm crystals with specific neutron reflectivity and mosaic spread characteristics.

National Generic Pharmaceuticals – Project Revive

NHS England

National Generic Pharmaceuticals – Project Revive DCE/DSW regions – 01/04/27 to 31/01/29 (22 months) DLS/DNE regions – 01/04/27 to 31/01/29 (22 months) DLN/DNW regions – 01/04/27 to 31/01/29 (22 months)