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Proactive Replacement of Streetlighting - Winscombe
Winscombe and Sandford Parish Council
1. Short Description / Scope of Works The Contracting Authority is seeking expressions of interest for a comprehensive "source and erect" contract to execute the proactive replacement of 10 streetlighting units across designated locations in Winscombe, North Somerset. The successful contractor will be responsible for the decommissioning and safe disposal of existing assets, the supply of all specified components (luminaire, photo-electrical control unit, columns, and bracket arms), and the complete mechanical installation and erection of the new assemblies. All physical civil works, structural installations, and equipment supply fall under this contract scope. All specialized, live electrical grid interventions directly involving the Distribution Network Operator (DNO) network must be priced entirely separately as a distinct, unbundled cost element. 2. Technical Specifications Bidders must source and install components meeting or exceeding the following criteria: • Luminaires: DW Windsor Kirium Pro 1 (or a fully certified technical equivalent offering matching lumens, optical distribution, and energy-efficiency profiles). • Control Systems: Integrated Part-Night photoelectric control cells (PECUs) designed to automatically calibrate energy-saving dimmed or off schedules during designated off-peak overnight windows. • Physical Supporting Infrastructure: Supply and installation must accommodate varying structural constraints per asset location, requiring: • Galvanised steel columns • Wooden pole mountings/interfaces • Outreach bracket arms 3. Specific Asset Locations Works are strictly restricted to the following 10 structural assets situated within the BS25 area: Location Asset / Column Identifiers Quantity Church Road, Winscombe C1, C2, C4, C5, C6, C7, C8, C9, C10 (9 Units) The Square, Winscombe C1 (1 Unit) 4. Exclusion of Live DNO Works (Pricing Clarification) For the avoidance of doubt, any physical electrical connection, disconnection, transfer, or contestable/no
Public Rights of Way - Grass Cutting
Suffolk County Council
Suffolk County Council are currently out to tender for the provision of the Public Rights of Way - Grass Cutting service across the Suffolk Network. This opportunity is available in the 'Current Tenders' area of the portal. Interested parties are invited to express their interest to gain full access to the tender documentation. The advertised value here is £930,000 inclusive of VAT. The VAT included is 20% Standard Rate however in some circumstances VAT may be exempt or chargeable at a different rate. The deadline date for submissions of the tender is 08th December 2026 at 11:00am. Please note late returns will NOT be permitted. The deadline for clarification questions is 16th November 2026 at 17:00pm which must be generated via the correspondence option on the website
Aging Well and Community Falls Prevention Programme
London Borough of Ealing Council
The Council is looking to award a contract to a suitably qualified provider to deliver a borough-wide Aging well and Community Falls Prevention Programme for Ealing residents or registered with an Ealing GP aged 50 years and over. The service delivery will comprise of 70% Strength and Balance Programme Delivery; 25% Community Awareness and Engagement; and 5% Navigation and Signposting, which will reflect the programme's primary focus on reducing falls through evidence-based exercise interventions, preventative engagement activities and appropriate referral pathways.
Spectrum Licencing Solution
Ofcom
Ofcom would like to engage with suitably experienced and skilled suppliers to deliver spectrum licensing activities. Ofcom welcomes responses from platform and product providers, specialist spectrum-technology suppliers, systems integrators, implementation partners and suppliers able to provide configurable, modular or bespoke capabilities. Respondents may cover all or only part of the capability landscape described within the Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) document. This PME focuses on spectrum licencing systems, processes, data and operational capabilities used to deliver approved policy. It does not determine licencing policy strategy, including spectrum-management policy objectives, regulatory frameworks, licence products, licence conditions or regulatory obligations. This PME is being undertaken to inform Ofcom's procurement strategy and requirements. As the scope, contract structure, term and value have not yet been determined, any estimated contract value is indicative only. At this stage, Ofcom anticipates that the total value of any resulting contract(s) may be in the range of £2 million to £25 million, with the final value and duration to be informed by the outcomes of this market engagement and subsequent procurement planning. The PME will provide Ofcom with the opportunity to obtain insight into how potential Suppliers might approach delivery of the good(s)/service(s) in question and gain an understanding of the capabilities and interest from the market.
Application Management Services for the Radiological Response and Emergency Management System (RREMS)
Department for Energy Security & Net Zero
The Radiological Response and Emergency Management System (RREMS) is a system managed by the Department for Energy, Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) and used by the United Kingdom which records and analyses the level of radioactivity across the United Kingdom. DESNZ is the lead government department in the event of a civil nuclear emergency and previously used the Radioactive Incident Monitoring Network (“RIMNET”) to support this function. The Ministry of Defence (“MOD”) is the lead government department in the event of a defence nuclear emergency and previously used the Nuclear Emergency Response Information Management System (“NERIMS”) to support this function.
Framework Agreement for Hire of Vehicles and Plant/Machinery
Ubico Ltd
The Company is seeking to establish a framework agreement for the provision of hire vehicles and plant equipment/machinery. The framework will provide access to a range of suppliers capable of delivering reliable, responsive, and cost-effective vehicle and plant hire services to support operational requirements across the Company. The objective of this procurement is to secure best value for money while ensuring service continuity, operational efficiency, and high standards of performance. To Respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/68Q9ERBX77 Access Code: 68Q9ERBX77
Provision of Care Navigators
TEES, ESK AND WEAR VALLEYS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST
Synchronicity Care Ltd on behalf of Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust (TEWV) would like to invite bids for the provision of Care Navigators. As part of TEWVs community mental health transformation programme the Trust is seeking to develop a care navigator offer with a partner organisation. Care Navigators, with the support of multi-disciplinary teams and partner agencies, will support service users, carers and their families to independently access a range of services within their local community. The service will support service users in four local authority areas, therefore this procurement exercise has been split into 4 lots as follows: Lot 1 - Middlesbrough Lot 2 - Redcar Lot 3 - Darlington Lot 4 - Stockton To access all documentation in relation to this tender please register interest through the Atamis supplier portal.
PME Opportunity for NDP Assessments
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
PME opportunity for the outsourcing of ADHD and ASD Assessments.
End User Computing
YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED
The objective of this Procurement Process is to establish a framework for the supply of end-user computing (EUC) equipment and associated lifecycle services for Yorkshire Water under CM3550. The framework is intended to support the procurement and management of standard devices and peripherals, rugged devices, network hardware and asset recovery services. The Contract Opportunity is expected to be structured across four lots: standard devices and peripherals; rugged devices; network hardware; and lifecycle management and asset recovery. The scope may include device and peripheral supply, fulfilment, support and maintenance, repair, reuse and redeployment, refurbishment, and the recovery, remarketing, recycling or secure disposal of end-of-life assets. The framework is intended to support consistent specifications and governance while enabling competition between suitable suppliers. Call-offs may be made by direct award or mini-competition, depending on the nature and complexity of the requirement. Please refer to the procurement documents for the detailed scope of services, specifications and lot requirements.
STG Non-Invasive Pre-natal Testing (NIPT)
St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
The South West London Procurement Partnership on behalf of St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust are looking to carry out a market engagement exercise in relation to Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) services. NIPT is a blood test taken from the mother in pregnancy that uses cutting edge DNA technology to evaluate whether a baby has a high chance of a certain chromosomal condition. The service host and deliver the externally provided NIPT solution which includes reagents, equipment and maintenance, associated software and Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS). NIPT services at STG facilitate approx. 5000 patients per year. The contract start date is proposed for March/April 2027 with a service commencement date in November 2027. It is anticipated that the contract term will run for 2 years with an option to extend by an additional 2 years on a +1+1 basis.
AI Creator Control
Intellectual Property Office
The IPO requires a supplier to provide research to support this review. The intention is that this will be a four-month project including an interim report (shared with policy officials) and final report (prepared for external publication). The Government may wish to communicate initial findings from the interim report prior to their formal publication in the final report.
2526-0211 Step Up to Social Work Training Programme
Islington Council
The North, Central and East London Regional Partnership (NCEL RP), led by Islington Council, is seeking to appoint a Higher Education Institution (HEI) to co-design, develop and deliver the Step Up to Social Work Training Programme for Cohort 10. The successful provider will deliver a bespoke, high-quality, Social Work England approved programme at Postgraduate Diploma level, with a pathway to master’s level study available following successful completion. The programme will: lead to the award of a Postgraduate Diploma in Social Work; enable graduates to register with Social Work England; and prepare trainees for practice within statutory children’s social work settings. The programme itself will run for 15 months. The appointed HEI will also support the Regional Partnership with assessment and recruitment, trainee onboarding and pre-employment checks, curriculum design and programme planning, and securing the necessary Social Work England approval prior to programme commencement.
BCU-FTS-64114 - Waunfawr Integrated Hub
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
The project comprises the proposed Waunfawr Primary Care Centre for Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. The procurement is intended to appoint a contractor through a two-stage JCT design and build route, with Stage One undertaken under the JCT Pre-Construction Services Agreement and Stage Two proceeding only following Employer approval of the Second Stage Tender and gateway requirements. The project will deliver new primary care accommodation, associated clinical and support spaces, external accommodation, parking, access, utility infrastructure, statutory approvals, commissioning, handover and aftercare requirements. Stage One will be used to validate the brief, progress surveys, planning, design development, information management, cost planning, risk reduction and preparation of the definitive Second Stage Tender. Procurement intent: The tender is to be structured as a two-stage JCT design and build procurement as the default route. Stage One will appoint the preferred contractor under the JCT Pre-Construction Services Agreement to support design development, buildability, surveys, planning, statutory approvals, utilities, risk reduction, open-book cost planning and preparation of the definitive Second Stage Tender. Subject to internal governance, affordability approval and Employer approval of the procurement route, the Employer may reserve the ability to convert or proceed to a single-stage appointment where the tender submission, design maturity, risk position, programme, affordability and governance approvals are sufficient to support direct award of the Stage Two Works. Tenderers will be required to demonstrate capability to deliver the Stage One PCSA services and, where approved, to support a single-stage appointment route without reducing the Employer’s Requirements. Evaluation will be based on a 40% technical and 60% cost and commercial weighting. Delivery approach: Tenderers will be expected to submit a project-specific Stage One delivery strategy,
Provision of Community Sports Equipment & Outdoor Fitness Stations
Westminster City Council
Westminster City Council is seeking to appoint suppliers for the provision, installation, operation and maintenance of community sport and wellbeing infrastructure across Westminster. The procurement comprises two lots: (1) app-enabled community sports equipment access and locker stations providing free access to sports equipment through a digital platform, and (2) outdoor fitness stations and wellbeing infrastructure providing free-to-use exercise and strength-training opportunities within public spaces. The services aim to increase participation in sport and physical activity, improve accessibility, support community wellbeing and generate measurable social value and usage outcomes across the borough.
Hounslow Heat Network
London Borough of Hounslow
Following Cabinet approval in December 2025, the London Borough of Hounslow ("the Council") intends to commence a procurement process in Spring 2027 to select a Heat Network Development Partner ("HNDP") to fund and deliver a district heating network across the borough (the "Hounslow Heat Network"). The Council proposes to partner with the HNDP through a Joint Venture with Golden Share. Scheme Overview The Hounslow Heat Network is a borough-wide low-carbon infrastructure programme to modernise and improve the resilience of heat supply across the borough. It is intended to be delivered in phases, starting with an anchor scheme using heat recovery from Thames Water's Mogden Waste Water Treatment Works and expanding in the future to serve public, commercial and residential customers across the borough. • Scale: the full build-out is expected to supply 484 GWh of annual heat demand through a 69 km network. • First phase (the reference scheme): 45 GWh annual heat demand through a 9.57km network with anchor loads, including West Middlesex University Hospital and new build and Council-owned assets. • Funding: the Council has secured £10.55m of Green Heat Network Fund ("GHNF") funding. • Strategic importance: identified by the Greater London Authority ("GLA") as a strategically valuable heat network area. Hounslow is also part of the National Zoning pipeline, having secured DESNZ funding to form a Zone Coordination Body for the borough and surrounding area. Who Should Take Part The Council would like to hear from organisations with experience in the development, financing, construction and operation of heat networks, including those able to bring capital and delivery capability to the project. Consortia are welcome, as are smaller organisations interested in future supply chain opportunities.
New Supported Accommodation Development Schemes in Hampshire
Hampshire County Council
Hampshire County Council is looking to identify Registered Providers of Social Housing / Registered Charities who will provide property as Supported Accommodation to Adults with learning disabilities, autism spectrum conditions, physical disabilities, sensory impairments, mental health conditions or other vulnerable Adults who have an assessed social care need.
Outsourcing of Orthopaedic Procedures for CTMUHB
Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board
The purpose of this PIN notice is to notify the market that following a mini-competition under the Outsourcing of Clinical, Surgical & Diagnostics Services Framework Agreement (PRO-OJEULT-50776). CTMUHB have made the decision not to award a contract under Regulation 15(1)(a) and is publishing this notice in line with Regulation 15(4) of The Health Services (Provider Selection Regime) (Wales) Regulations 2025.
Scale of Measurement Study
NPL Management Limited
NPL is undertaking this Preliminary Market Engagement exercise to better understand market capability, explore suitable datasets and methodologies, identify innovative analytical approaches, validate the proposed scope, gain insight into indicative pricing and delivery models, and identify any risks and dependencies that may affect successful delivery. Core Deliverables: The main deliverables are the following metrics: Labour Input • Share of total UK employment in measurement-related occupations, and the total compensation this represents as a share of GDP • Concentration of measurement occupations within specific industries (e.g., R&D, Defence) • Growth rate of measurement employment vs. overall employment growth over the decade • Employment and total pay specifically within the calibration & testing sector • Trend in real pay for measurement-service employees over the decade Investment • Annual investment in instrumentation as a share of investment in productive/tangible assets and in machinery & equipment • Split of investment by instrument type (share of total) • Gross capital stock of instrumentation as a share of UK's total gross capital stock, and its split by instrument type Intermediate Demand • Growth in total intermediate demand for instrumentation over the period, in real terms • Split between domestic and imported instrumentation, and the trend toward import dependence Research & Development • Total measurement-related R&D expenditure, and the split between business vs. non-business (government/academic) performers • Share of UK granted patents that are measurement-related, and the total count over the decade • Share of published journal articles that are measurement-related, and the total count, plus its declining trend • UK's revealed comparative advantage (RCA) in measurement patents relative to international peers A previous example of the analysis and the methodology can be found in the “Quantifying Measurement activity” paper (https://eprintspubl
Peatlands Restoration - Scrub Control on Selshion ASSI funded by PEACEPLUS PEAT+
Armagh City Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council
Armagh City, Banbridge And Craigavon Borough Council has secured funding from the PEAT+ project administered by the Special EU Programmes Body. PEAT+ is a transformative cross-border partnership initiative to restore peatlands, enhance biodiversity and combat climate change across Northern Ireland and the border counties of Ireland. The Contracting Authority ABC is inviting suitably suitably experienced, environmentally conscious and qualified contractors to eradicate all scrub from the designated control area of approximately 20 ha within Selshion ASSI. The primary objective of this contract is the targeted eradication and containment of invasive native scrub which is predominantly Birch (Betula spp. and hybrids) within the designated scrub control zones of Selshion ASSI. The overriding conservation management priority for Selshion ASSI is the absolute protection, preservation, and enhancement of the open Sphagnum / fen carpets and active cutover peatland features. All operational activities undertaken by the Contractor must strictly prevent ground disturbance, peat compaction, hydrological disruption, or chemical contamination. All operational activities undertaken by the Contractor must strictly prevent ground disturbance, peat compaction, hydrological disruption, or chemical contamination. All operations must be carried out between November and 26th February inclusive (the winter dormancy period) to completely avoid the bird breeding season and minimise ecological impacts.
Request for Information - Supply of Retail Products to the 'Active North Yorkshire' Leisure Venues
The North Yorkshire Council
North Yorkshire Council (the Authority) is requesting information from suppliers to help determine the scope and feasibility of its requirement, to understand the range of potential solutions available in the market, and to assist with informing our specification and future route to market for the supply of retail products across all of the Authority’s ‘Active North Yorkshire’ Leisure venues. The Authority is seeking information from the market to better understand the range of products available for purchase at the ‘Active North Yorkshire’ Leisure and Wellbeing Hub venues, to help improve our users’ enjoyment of, and accessibility to, swimming and the sports activities available at our venues. The primary products we require includes a range of swimming and pool-side related equipment.
Housing Site Identification, Landowner Engagement and Consultancy Services.
Chelmsford City Council
Chelmsford City Council is seeking tenders from suitably qualified and experienced consultants to identify privately owned sites within the Chelmsford City administrative area suitable for residential development and capable of being secured for future housing delivery. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Chelmsford:-Real-estate-agency-services-on-a-fee-or-contract-basis./JE7Q63AB7D To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/JE7Q63AB7D
Hounslow Strategic Energy Partnership
London Borough of Hounslow
The Opportunity Following Cabinet approval in December 2025, the London Borough of Hounslow (“the Council”) intends to commence a procurement mid-late 2027 to select a Strategic Energy Partner (“the Partner”) for a Strategic Energy Partnership (“SEP”). The Partner will help unlock investment and deliver a diverse portfolio of energy projects and programmes to drive the borough’s energy transformation, accelerate decarbonisation and support the Council’s net zero ambitions for both its own operations and estate and the wider borough. An estimated £500m+ pipeline of energy infrastructure has been identified to support the borough’s regeneration, growth and decarbonisation agenda. This includes building retrofit, renewable energy generation, vehicle fleet decarbonisation and EV charging infrastructure. The Council aims to structure a commercially viable partnership that can fund, develop and deliver this pipeline in support of the borough’s economic, social and environmental objectives. A key role of the Partner will be to identify and develop further pipeline opportunities and innovative energy solutions. The partnership is intended as a long-term collaboration with the Council, the partnership and the respective roles of the Council and the Partner will be shaped by the feedback received through this engagement. Who Should Take Part The Council would like to hear from organisations with experience in large-scale or place-based energy, infrastructure or related sectors, including those able to bring capital and delivery capability to the partnership. Consortia are welcome, as are smaller organisations interested in future supply chain opportunities.
Provision of Exercise to Music Classes
St Helens Council
Provision of Exercise to Music Classes within the Borough of St Helens.
Vehicle Repairs Service
Police and Crime Commissioner for Lancashire
Lancashire Constabulary’s Fleet Department require Accident/Collision and Vehicle Mechanical Repair Service to repair and maintain vehicles. The Authority is seeking to procure the services of between 5 and 8 suppliers to provide a broad range of repairs to Police Vehicles, to support our Vehicle Maintenance Strategies over a 2 year period, with the option to extend for a further 2 years. The existing Lancashire Constabulary Vehicle Repairs Service Framework Agreement is due to expire 30th September 2027. The Constabulary will be replacing this with a new framework, estimated to start on 1st October 2027. The estimated spend for the replacement framework will be in the region of £4 million. Suppliers will need to be located within a 60-mile radius (via Google Maps) to our Headquarters site (PR4 5SB). This will enable site visits for vehicle inspections and face to face contract management to take place at a location based within a distance that would not add unnecessary costs or delay to the service. This criterion is also essential to meet carbon reduction and net zero targets, in addition to our obligation to reduce contract costs. Suppliers outside of the specified radius are permitted to set up/utilise appropriate subcontracting arrangements within the radius. This can include the location and use of suitable sub-contractors who may be able to carry out this service on behalf of the supplier. All vehicle repairs shall be completed strictly in accordance with the vehicle manufacturer's latest repair methods, technical bulletins, approved repair procedures and specifications current at the time of repair. Under no circumstances shall repair methods be used that deviate from manufacturer-approved processes unless written approval is obtained from the Lancashire Constabulary. Qualifications that technicians undertaking repairs must possess include: • ATA Accreditation (or equivalent). • Manufacturer-specific training where available. • Evidence of ongoing CPD and te
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