Tenders from United Kingdom

Universal PMH Peer Support

Bristol City Council

The aim of the service is to provide high quality, evidence-based support for both mothers and birthing people and fathers and co-parents, so that perinatal mental health and parent infant relationship needs can be identified early and appropriately addressed. This could include one-to-one support, delivered through peer support or by trained staff, as well as group support, outreach, or access to virtual or digital support according to clinical need and family preference.

Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS) Project for Transport for West Midlands (TfWM)

West Midlands Combined Authority

Transport for West Midlands (TfWM), as the executive transport body of the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) is embarking on a transformational program to deploy Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS) across the region. The project seeks to address the deployment of four integrated C-ITS components that collectively establish a scalable, data-driven transport management ecosystem capable of meeting current demands while providing the foundation for future regional expansion. This procurement represents the foundational phase of a strategic initiative for a digital transport infrastructure.

Food Supply Contract (The Hive)

Guildford Borough Council

The Hive is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced supplier to provide a comprehensive food supply service. The provider will support a range of community-based services, including meal provision, food pantries, and community fridge initiatives.

Central Business Architecture

Home Office

Procurement of Business Architecture Services

Lived Experience Led Recovery and Community Support Services

North East Lincolnshire Borough Council

The services will form part of North East Lincolnshire's recovery community, providing support for substance use, aiding long‑term recovery, and strengthening people's physical and mental wellbeing. This will ensure that recovery is visible, celebrated, and embedded across the area, helping to reduce stigma and strengthen clear, accessible recovery pathways. The services will deliver tailored interventions that address substance use, promote social inclusion, and improve overall wellbeing.

Supply, Maintenance and Management of Tyres

Leeds City Council

Expressions of interest is sought from interested and experienced contractor organisations to be considered for inclusion on a tender list to carry out tyre replacement, repair and associated services on a fully comprehensive basis for Leeds City Council's fleet

Supported Accommodation - Security and Concierge Services

Cardiff Council

Service being tendered: Cardiff Council is releasing a tender for the provision of Security and Concierge Services to be provided across fourteen of their supported accommodation sites across Cardiff, including single and family accommodation, managed properties and a specialist young person’s model. This is not a traditional or rigid security contract. The service is intended to support vulnerable residents within accommodation settings, with officers working alongside support staff to promote safety, wellbeing and stability. The service must be delivered in a psychologically informed and trauma-informed way, with an emphasis on building positive relationships and responding to residents with empathy, respect and an understanding of their individual needs. Current contract ends: 31 December 2026 Value: Approximately £3,700,000 Duration: 1 year with option to extend for 12 months Contract Type: Single Supplier Framework. Subject to call off contracts. Indicative Timeline: Tender to be published End of July Tenderers participating in procurements must register on the central digital platform (CDP). Tenderers can submit their core Tenderer information and, where a procurement opportunity arises, share this information with the contracting authority via the CDP. It is free to use and will mean Tenderers should no longer have to re-enter this information for each public procurement but simply ensure it is up to date and subsequently shared. The CDP is available at https://www.gov.uk/find-tender. This section of the PSQ provides confirmation that Tenderers have taken these steps. Where a Tenderer, it’s associated persons or sub-contractor provides exclusion grounds within their CDP submission, contracting authorities must or may exclude that Tenderer from the procurement, depending on whether the exclusion ground for which the Tenderer has been put is mandatory or discretionary. Mandatory exclusions are Defined in schedule 6 of the Procurement Act 2023 and Discretionary

UK2 Notice - South Atlantic Islands FM

Defence Infrastructure Organisation

The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), part of the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD), intends to procure the provision of Facilities Management and support services to British forces South Atlantic Islands (BFSAI) at MOD sites in the South Atlantic Islands (Falkland and Accension). This includes provision of Hard FM and Soft FM. The Authority therefore seeks a supplier capable of delivering these services on the MoD estate.

University Interactions - NDA Research Portfolio

Nuclear Decommissioning Authority

Provision of Home Care Support 2027

East Riding of Yorkshire Council

East Riding of Yorkshire Council will be holding a Market Engagement event to commission home care, reablement, and associated services from April 2027. This will replace and redesign existing arrangements to ensure a sustainable, high-quality and outcome-focused system of care. East Riding of Yorkshire Council has a statutory duty, under the Care Act 2014, to provide home care services for residents with assessed eligible needs, in order to enable them to remain safe and independent in their own homes for longer, reducing or delaying the need for more formal health and social care services. This procurement is required to ensure the Council can continue to meet these statutory responsibilities while addressing increasing demand, market pressures and system inefficiencies. The procurement will establish a contract for the delivery of home care services, reablement, recovery-focused support, hospital discharge, crisis response services, and care delivery within extra care housing schemes. The aim is to deliver a sustainable and high-performing local home care market while improving the timeliness of access to care, including support for hospital discharge. A key objective is to move away from traditional time-and-task care models towards a more outcomes-based approach. The Council also intends to strengthen integration between health, social care, and community services, and to reduce reliance on long-term care through more effective use of reablement. In addition, the procurement will enhance provider accountability, quality, and performance management, while ensuring value for money and overall financial sustainability. The Council intends to introduce a neighbourhood-based service model. This will consist of a Lead Provider in each locality, responsible for delivering a significant proportion of care, supported by a small number of additional locality providers to maintain capacity and diversity within the market. This market engagement will cover this supplementa

Supply and Delivery of Traction Gas Oil Fuel to Clayhills Depot in Aberdeen

LONDON NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY LIMITED

London North Eastern Railway Limited (hereinafter LNER) is running this procurement for bulk fuel supplies for its Clayhills Depot in Aberdeen, which supports LNER's operational and engineering activities in the North of Scotland, under the competitive flexible procedure pursuant to sections 19 and 20 of the Procurement Act 2023. The estimated annual volume of product is 6,200,000 litres - Product Specification: Gas Oil to BS EN590 Diesel for use in UK Railway vehicles. Dyed for off road purposes. LNER is a long distance passenger train operator providing intercity services on the East Coast Main Line, connecting London King's Cross with destinations across Yorkshire, the North East and Scotland. LNER has been publicly owned and operated by the Department for Transport's Operator of Last Resort since 24th June 2018 and is a wholly owned subsidiary of DfT Operator Limited (DfTO). LNER operates within a public sector governance framework and works closely with its suppliers to deliver safe, reliable and value for money rail services. DFTO is committed to working closely with all aspects of the rail industry to ensure the continued provision of critical passenger rail services. FPA Consulting Limited (hereinafter referenced as FPA) has been employed by LNER to act as procurement consultant and advisor to LNER for this procurement. In the event of a contract award, the successful Bidder will enter into direct contract with LNER and not FPA. LNER proposes to enter into one contract with the successful Bidder for a 12-month period from 1st November 2026 with contract extension options for a further period of 12, months followed by 12 months giving a maximum potential period of 36 months.

BHIC Clinical Skills Immersive Rooms

THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM

The University of Birmingham ("the University") requires a Contractor to design, supply and install four immersive teaching and simulation rooms for the purposes of healthcare education. The works will take place within the University's Birmingham Health Innovation Campus. The Contractor shall be responsible for (a) Systems Design (b) Project Management/Installation of Equipment (c) Programming/commissioning of equipment (d) Account management (e) Planned preventative maintenance and reactive maintenance and (f) Ongoing content development. The following technical requirements have been scoped: 1) High-fidelity projection or LED screens (with 270° to 360° capability and room-specific mapping and calibration to align accurately with physical features); 2) Separate audio, video, and control systems for each room (to enable independent operability to run concurrent or isolated simulations) 3) Multisensory effect management such as directional audio and programmable lighting, with scent systems recommended. 4) Solution to include pre-built UK-aligned healthcare scenarios and no-code authoring tools (to support environmental distractions, time-critical events, branching logic, team coordination, and real-time instructor interventions). 5) Library of pre-built environments and clinically accurate scenarios; both clinical (e.g., hospital wards, emergency departments) and non-clinical (e.g., home settings, public spaces) which are realistically represented to influence learner decision-making 6) Gamification and escape room collaborative learning features are required 7) Integration with pre-existing mannequin, AV, and learning management system networks. 8) Full compliance with accessibility standards (WCAG 2.2 AA), GMC and NMC education standards, GDPR, security protocols, and University non-functional requirements Timescales: A full handover of the facility (following testing and user training) will be required in time for the commencement of the 2027/28 academic year.

Pre Front Door Integrated Urgent Care Service

NHS Coventry and Warwickshire Integrated Care Board

***THIS NOTICE IS FOR A MARKET ENGAGEMENT EVENT ONLY*** NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands CSU on behalf of NHS Coventry and Warwickshire Integrated Care Board (CW ICB) is seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced and qualified Providers to attend a market engagement event for the provision of a Pre Front Door Integrated Urgent Care Service. The Commissioner intends to hold an in person market engagement event on Wednesday 23rd June 2026 at 13:00-15:00, at the following venue: Shire Hall Market Place Warwick CV34 4RL Please note there is a limit of no more than 6 attendees per organisation. On entering the building, please speak to Reception staff for directions to Old Shire Hall meeting room. There are several car parks across Warwick within walking distance of Shire Hall that are available to use. Please note this is as of October 2025 and prices are subject to change. West Rock Car Park – up to 10 hours £8 St Nicholas Car Park – up to 10 hours £8 Castle Lane Car Park – up to 10 hours £8 Hampton Road Car Park – up to 24 hours £2 Bread and Meat Close Car Park – maximum 4 hours £4 New Street Car Park – maximum 4 hours £5.20 Further details can be found HERE (https://www.warwickdc.gov.uk/directory/27/car_parks_in_warwick_district/category/362/categoryInfo/24) if required on the WCC car parks listed above. A market engagement pack including the draft service specification has been made available for your review prior to attending this event. Please ensure you read and review the information and bring any associated questions or queries with you for discussion. The market engagement pack is available to download from within the documents area of the Atamis project. 30-minute 1:1 sessions for prospective Providers will also be available via MS Teams on the afternoons of 24th June 2026 and 25th June 2026. These sessions are to provide you with an opportunity to ask further questions to the ICB team in relation to the service specification and/or procurem

GLA Support and Management of REFIT5 2026-30 (outside London)

Greater London Authority (GLA)

The Greater London Authority (GLA) is undertaking preliminary market engagement in advance of a potential procurement for support and management services associated with the RE:FIT 5 Framework (2026-2030), specifically for delivery outside London. RE:FIT is a long-established public sector decarbonisation framework. Since 2016, it has supported the delivery of: - £576m of investment in decarbonisation/energy efficient projects. - £35m annual savings to public sector organisations and - 654,700 tonnes of carbon reduction per year RE:FIT 5 represents the next phase in scaling delivery nationally and accelerating decarbonisation across public sector estates with an estimated value of £1 billion. This engagement seeks to: - Assess the viability and attractiveness of a concession-based delivery model for the management of the framework outside London. - Understand market capacity, capability and expertise to deliver national technical, commercial and procurement support services to framework users, specifically for each and all of the defined RE:FIT 5 delivery stages: - The Investment Grade Proposal Stage - Works Delivery Stage - Measurement and Verification Stage - Maintenance Stage and - Alternative/Off-balance sheet financing Stage. - Gather insights on delivery models, risks, innovation opportunities challenges within the supply chain - Inform the commercial and procurement approach. ANTICIPATED SCOPE OF SERVICES The GLA is seeking feedback on services that may include: - Framework management and governance - End-to-end support to framework users, including procurement, commercial and technical advisory services across the REFIT lifecycle. - National market engagement and pipeline development - Data management, reporting and performance monitoring - Operational support and administration The GLA is exploring a concession-based delivery model, under which: - Services are delivered at no direct cost to the GLA and may deliver revenue to the GLA. - The provider generate

Preliminary Market Engagement for Supported Accommodation Security And Concierge Services Framework

Cardiff Council

Cardiff Council is releasing a tender for the provision of Security and Concierge Services to be provided across fourteen of their supported accommodation sites. The allocation is approximately £3,700,000 over the full duration of contract. The Framework is for a period of 1 year with the option to extend for 12 months. All of the supported accommodation sites are across Cardiff, including single and family accommodation, managed properties and a specialist young person’s model. This is not a traditional or rigid security contract. The service is intended to support vulnerable residents within accommodation settings, with officers working alongside support staff to promote safety, wellbeing and stability. The service must be delivered in a psychologically informed and trauma-informed way, with an emphasis on building positive relationships and responding to residents with empathy, respect and an understanding of their individual needs. The Contracting Authority does envisage that the employees working on the current service shall transfer to the successful Tenderer or its subcontractors, under the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (SI 2006/246) ("TUPE"). Tenderers are advised to form their own view as to the extent of the application of TUPE and the costs associated with this. The Contracting Authority reserves the right to ask Tenderers to confirm their approach to TUPE transfers and how any associated costs have been addressed in their Tender. The link to the Public Services Outsourcing and Workforce Code is available here: https://www.gov.wales/sites/default/files/publications/2026-03/public-services-outsourcing-and-workforce-code_1.pdf Tenderers participating in procurements must register on the central digital platform (CDP). Tenderers can submit their core Tenderer information and, where a procurement opportunity arises, share this information with the contracting authority via the CDP. It is free to use and will mean Tendere

DCMS Place-Based Philanthropy Plan - CoP Delivery Market Engagement

Department for Culture, Media and Sport

MARKET ENGAGEMENT ONLY All information contained and shared in this publication may be subject to change. This is not a call for competition or expressions of interest, but we would like interested suppliers to respond with any relevant feedback to these 4 documents. DCMS is planning to conduct a procurement of a delivery partner to establish and manage a national Community of Practice (CoP) for place-based organisations, as outlined in DCMS's place-based philanthropy plan, ‘Our Place to Give’. Interested suppliers should paste the link into their browser, and download a copy of each relevant document. This includes an outline of the engagement and appendix A: DCMS Statement of Requirements as well as appendix B Market Research and Appendix C: Price Response Template. Completed documents with feedback should be returned to: commercial@dcms.gov.uk by Monday 22nd June 2026, at 2.30pm referencing ‘105077 DCMS Place-Based Philanthropy Plan - CoP Delivery Market Engagement’ in the subject line. Link to supplier engagement documents: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10HZ2w6qIJAOIpWAZ5k-5e-zGNhci2Eys?usp=sharing

DSA - Group 2: Special Airport Operational Systems

City of Doncaster Council

Group 2 - Special Airport Operational Systems comprising of Airport Operations Database (AODB), Flight Information Display System (FIDS), Resource Management System (RMS) and Airport Billing System (ABS).

Repayment Unverified Customers

STUDENT LOANS COMPANY

An outbound dialler service is required as part of the internal strategy to improve verification rates for customers who cannot be located within the Tax and Benefits system, do not repay SLC directly, or do not respond to requests for information about their circumstances. Customer‑level data will be shared with the external supplier on files to enable outbound contact. To maintain accurate customer account information, repayment systems will be accessible via Citrix, enabling live updates to be made as required.

T113 - Supply and Delivery of Hand Tools, Power Tools and Ancillaries

Northern Ireland Water

NI Water wish to appoint two suppliers to supply and deliver hand tools, power tools and ancillaries. The hand tools and ancillaries required under this contract includes, but is not limited to, the following: hammers, saws, screwdrivers, ratchets, wrenches, spanners, oils, lubricants and batteries. The power tools required under this contract includes, but is not limited to, the following: cordless drills, cordless angle grinders, cordless impact drivers, cordless jigsaws, angle grinders, extension leads and replacement batteries. Please refer to the tender documents for further information on the goods and services required under this contract.

CPH157 Lot 1 Children and Young People's Social Prescribing and Lot 2 Youth Outreach - CYP Mental Health and Wellbeing - Service Specification Feedback

Derbyshire County Council

NOTE: THERE IS NO REQUIREMENT TO LOG IN TO EXPRESS AN INTEREST. ****** Service Specification feedback******* Derbyshire County Council would like to offer all partners, service providers and stakeholders the chance to review the proposed service specifications for these new support offers prior to advertising the tender next month. We would be grateful if you would consider the specifications and provide responses and comments to the questions in the survey below: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/pBiStYgPUP The closing date for feedback is 5pm on Wednesday 24th June 2026. Derbyshire County Council (the Council) wishes to commission Providers to deliver a countywide Social Prescribing service and a countywide Youth Outreach services for Children and Young people in Derbyshire (excluding Derby City). The procurement is structured into two Lots: Lot 1 - Social Prescribing Lot 2 - Youth Outreach Social Prescribing is a non-clinical, community-based service that supports positive mental wellbeing by helping Children and Young People to improve self-esteem and confidence, and to access sustainable local activities, groups and community support that matter to them. Youth Outreach supports young people with health, wellbeing, mental health and other arising issues, linking to a range of Public Health topics including sexual health, substance use and community safety. It provides brief intervention and provision of resources or signposting, engaging young people in the community, not via school or health routes.? The services will provide early, preventative support and will complement, rather than duplicate, existing universal and statutory services. The Services will commence on 01 April 2027 for an initial contract period of three years, concluding on 31 March 2030, with the option to extend for up to a further two years, subject to performance, funding availability and the Council's requirements. ******The tender of the delivery of this service will be advertised from 16t

Therapeutic PIR Group

Bristol City Council

The aim of the service is to provide in-person, therapeutic group support for parents experiencing mild to moderate mental illness who are referred by midwives, health visitors, Family Hub staff, GPs, or by self-referral. These groups will focus primarily on nurturing the development of positive parent-infant relationships. Specifically, this will involve supporting parents to enjoy being with their babies, to feel skilled and confident in their parenting, and to improve their understanding of their baby. The groups will also support parents to feel supported and connected with others.

PROVISION OF UK BASED LANGUAGE TRAINING

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

FCDO intends to procure a supplier(s) for professional language services training in up to 87 languages and management of the FCDO Language Centre. FCDO are also exploring the feasibility for Centres of Excellence to deliver a range of language training including but not limited to French, Arabic and Spanish. The new language training model has been designed to be scalable to meet the future needs of FCDO and HMG in terms of both volumes and languages available. FCDO is conducting a preliminary market engagement (PME) to inform the future procurement strategy, understand market capability, and ensure the designed competitive procedure is fair, accessible, and effective.