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HAC6052 Integrated Adult Alcohol and Drug Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Service
Tower Hamlets
This tender is for the recommission of the adult drug and alcohol treatment and recovery system through one integrated contract with a single accountable provider. The service will: • bring together core treatment, prescribing, psychosocial interventions, outreach, recovery support, IPS and agreed criminal-justice treatment/case-management functions; • provide a coherent resident pathway with strong harm-reduction, rough-sleeping, hospital, mental-health, primary-care, family, 18–25 and digital pathways; • retain formal interfaces with services outside the contract, including Reset Discovery (culturally sensitive recovery support service), P-RESET, Barts/ELFT, CYP provision, Tier 4 and Council-retained criminal-justice functions; • operate within a £7.37m annual financial envelope and commence on 25 October 2027. The Contract Period is initially for a period of three years, although the Authority reserves the right to extend the Contract on the same terms for further periods of 12 months, up to 24 months, making a total possible Contract Period of five years.
Integrated Healthcare Services at HMP Lincoln
NHS England
Provision of Integrated Healthcare Services at HMP Lincoln
Implementing and Testing a Single Unique Identifier for Children within school MIS – Alpha
Department for Education
The Department for Education intends to undertake a competitive procurement to appoint up to two school Management Information System suppliers to participate in the Alpha phase of the Single Unique Identifier programme. The Alpha will test the integration of participating suppliers’ Management Information System platforms with the Department for Education-hosted Get an Identifier service. This will enable authorised access to retrieve NHS numbers and GP details obtained through NHS England’s Personal Demographics Service. Each supplier will be expected to support the recruitment and participation of existing school customers, with up to 10 schools participating across the Alpha. Suppliers will work with selected schools to plan, develop, implement, onboard, test and support the required capability within live school Management Information System environments. The required services are expected to include: • designing and developing the required system integration; • completing relevant NHS England onboarding, security and assurance activities; • supporting participating schools through onboarding and testing; • resolving defects and supporting operation during the Alpha; • collecting technical, operational and user evidence; • reporting on implementation effort, costs, timescales, data quality, match rates, error rates and technical barriers; and • producing indicative roadmaps, costs, assumptions and implementation considerations for any potential future national rollout. The Alpha is intended to generate evidence on technical feasibility, implementation complexity, supplier readiness, operational impact, user value, costs and scalability. The findings will inform future decisions concerning any subsequent Beta phase or wider national implementation. The Department expects to appoint up to two suppliers, with funding of up to £150,000 excluding VAT available per supplier. This pipeline notice provides advance information only. It does not commence a procurement pr
BWC Karotyping and FISH Service PME
Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust
C&S GMS wish to implement an AI-assisted automated karyotyping solution across all sites, with capability to also deliver automated FISH analysis. The requirements documented are vendor agnostic and have been developed to inform the selection and implementation of a karyotyping / FISH solution. Requirements C&S GMS have prepared a supporting document to demonstrate the requirements of the karyotyping solution, but in summary the system must: • Deliver automated slide scanning, automated cell selection and capture, and AI-assisted digital karyotyping capability across our laboratories, • Enable integration with existing systems where possible – details of existing systems are in Appendix 1. • Security and Compliance: Meet all relevant data security and privacy regulations. • Allow for centralisation of “wet laboratory” work at 2 sites and distribution of images, allowing distributed analysis and reporting at all 3 sites plus remote working from home. • FISH capability is also required, meeting specified performance expectations for both cell suspensions and FFPE slides including tissue-matching function, and ideally automated scanning. • Data storage and retention capability
Framework Agreement for Design, Supply & Installation of Kitchens (Lot 1) and Bathrooms (Lot 2) & Associated Works 2026 to 2030
Loreburn Housing Association
The kitchen upgrades comprise the replacement of existing kitchens, the supply and installation of wall cabinets and base units, laminate worktops with mitred joints, sinks with single level mixer taps and relevant waste fittings. The works will also comprise wall boarding above worktops and to the underside of wall cabinets, all as detailed within the Employers Requirements. The bathroom upgrades comprise the replacement of existing bathroom /wet floor room installations, the supply and installation of new shower screens, electrical showers, extractor fans, IP rated LED light fitting and all associated multi-trades works. The works will also comprise wet wall board finishes all as detailed within the Employers Requirements.
Parcel Locker Services on Somerset Council Land
Somerset Council
Somerset Council is undertaking preliminary market engagement to understand the market for the provision, installation, operation and maintenance of parcel lockers at suitable locations on Council-owned or controlled land, potentially including Council-operated car parks. The Council wishes to understand: • market capability and appetite for delivering parcel locker services across Somerset; • the types of solutions and operating models currently available; • the potential benefits for Somerset residents, local communities and the Council; • the characteristics and requirements of commercially viable locations; • potential barriers to deployment, including access, physical, planning and other regulatory considerations; • the feasibility, benefits and commercial implications of carrier-neutral or open-access solutions capable of supporting multiple parcel and postal operators; and • the commercial models available, including the potential level of income or other value that could be generated for the Council. The Council's preference is to explore a model that can be delivered at no cost to the Council and with minimal administrative or operational burden, with the provider taking responsibility for the installation, operation and ongoing management of the service. The Council is particularly interested in understanding the feasibility of solutions capable of supporting multiple parcel and postal operators. However, the Council does not wish to prescribe the solution at this stage and welcomes market feedback on the advantages, disadvantages and commercial implications of different approaches. Information gathered through this engagement will be used to improve the Council's understanding of the market and may inform the development of any future procurement strategy and requirements.
Training First Aid at Work
Belfast Health & Social Care Trust
This is a Tender for First Aid at Work Training for Health and Social Care Northern Ireland (HSCNI).
HMP North Sea Camp - Integrated Healthcare Services
NHS England
Provision of Integrated Healthcare Services at HMP North Sea Camp.
REVISED CREDIT UNION INCENTIVE SERVICE IN HARTLEPOOL
Hartlepool Borough Council
The Crisis Resilience Fund (CRF) is a national funding programme for local authorities in England, launched on 1 April 2026 and running to 31 March 2029. The primary objective of CRF is to firstly provide a safety net for those on low incomes who encounter a financial shock. A financial shock is a sudden, unexpected expense or drop in income that can place pressure on their budget and wellbeing Secondly, is to invest in building local financial resilience to enable individuals and communities to better deal with crises in the long-term, reducing crisis need. Providing timely support so that people can manage pressures, maintain control and avoid being pushed into crisis or prevent crises from escalating The CRF replaces the Household Support Fund (HSF) with the explicit intention of moving from short-term crisis mitigation towards prevention, financial resilience, and reduced reliance on emergency support. The Council will deliver CRF services internally through the Welfare Support Team and through a range of commissioned provider services that will provide effective crisis support, improve individual's financial resilience and bolster the local support landscape. This Contract is to commission a Credit Union service to incentivise saving behaviour amongst Hartlepool residents enabling service users to Improve financial resilience.
Provision of Temporary Kennelling and Animal Care Services
Hull City Council
Hull City Council are inviting suppliers to express their interest in delivering in Temporary Kennelling and Animal Care Services for small animals such as dogs and cats. The Authority is seeking suppliers up a radius of approximately 15 miles from Hull to ensure animal welfare considerations are met including travel time and emergency access. The event will provide information on the project requirements/aims and procurement timelines. The event is being held via MS Teams on 17 November 2026 - 13:00pm - 14:00pm. To book your place please book your place please utilise the messaging section on YORTender https://yortender.eu-supply.com or email procurementteam@hullcc.gov.uk Please include the subject header- Kennelling Marketing Engagement and confirm the email address to send the Teams invite to. Please respond by 16 November 2026 5pm at the latest.
Ward Refurbishment Programme, Professional Services / Consultants
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
This market engagement questionnaire is issued in accordance with Guys & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust (GSTT) procurement and governance procedures. As one of the UK's largest and most successful NHS Foundation Trusts, GSTT leads in healthcare innovation and excellence. Centred in London, the Trust incorporates five hospitals, each with a rich legacy of clinical brilliance and pioneering research. The hospitals include: - Guy’s Hospital; - St Thomas’ Hospital; - Evelina London Children’s Hospital; - Royal Brompton Hospital; - Harefield Hospital; - Associated Community Sites. The issue of this questionnaire is to engage with the market to gauge capacity and interest for the procurement of the GSTT Ward Refurbishment programme. The GSTT Ward Refurbishment Programme covers ward refurbishments across the above GSTT estate, aimed at ensuring the Trust’s estate remains fit for purpose, and best placed to ensure the continued delivery of clinical excellence now and into the future. The Ward Refurbishment Programme will adopt a tiered, risk-based scope, enabling investment to be proportionate to clinical, infrastructure, and statutory risk. The final scope for each ward will be confirmed following detailed surveys, risk assessments, and cost modelling. This approach allows the programme to prioritise highest-risk interventions while maintaining affordability and operational continuity. As such, this procurement exercise will need to incorporate a degree of flexibility, and centres on the development of a long-term partnership essential to ensure the successful delivery of this important programme. The key Trust objectives underpinning this procurement exercise are: - Ease of use – GSTT are currently delivering a significant number of construction projects across the GSTT estate. These appointments need to facilitate the ease at which these projects are delivered. - Equal Opportunity – the tender should provide equal opportunity to all suitably qualified tenderers and does
CPCA Bus Service Tendering – Demand Responsive Transport (Tiger on Demand)
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority
The DRT scheme (Tiger on Demand) is a flexible service that provides shared transport to users who specify their desired location and time of pick-up and drop-off using an app or call centre. It will offer travel to any location within each individual zone and interchange with fixed route public transport services at specific points. The service will connect residents who have little or no access to regular and scheduled bus services to work, leisure, education and social wellbeing opportunities. The Contractor is required to supply the required vehicle(s), drivers, supervisory staff, maintenance staff and cleaning staff, plus technology to enable integration with the back-office elements of the DRT scheme. The number of vehicles for each zone is as follows: East Cambridgeshire – 2 x 22 seat vehicles. Fenland – 1 x 16 seat vehicle. South Cambridgeshire – 2 x 16 seat vehicles. Huntingdonshire – 3 x 22 seat vehicles. The service will operate Monday to Saturday between 06:30 and 19:00. No service on Sunday
Establishment of Framework for Mediation Service– External Conflict Resolution
Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery
ICRIR wishes to establish a call-off framework/contract for the provision of independent external workplace mediation and conflict resolution services. The service will provide access to suitably qualified and experienced mediators to support the early resolution of workplace disputes, employee relations issues and conflict situations. The arrangement will operate on an as-required basis with no guarantee of work, enabling the organisation to access specialist mediation expertise only when required. The contract will support positive employee relations outcomes, reduce the risk of escalation into formal procedures, and provide value for money through a flexible, demand-led service model.
Architecture and Urbanism Framework 4
Transport for London
This procurement is to establish a framework to procure architecture and design services for Transport for London (TfL), the TfL Group, the Greater London Authority (GLA), the GLA Group, London Boroughs and other eligible public sector commissioning authorities as well as other organisations undertaking public functions, including housing associations, registered providers, charities, trusts and other entities eligible to access the framework. . The framework will be part of TfL Professional Services Frameworks 4. The name of this framework will be: Architecture and Urbanism Framework 4.
Ward Refurbishment Programme - Main Contractor
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
This market engagement questionnaire is issued in accordance with Guys & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust (GSTT) procurement and governance procedures. The issue of this questionnaire follows GSTT approval to engage with the market to gauge capacity and interest for the procurement of the GSTT Ward Refurbishment programme. As one of the UK's largest and most successful NHS Foundation Trusts, GSTT leads in healthcare innovation and excellence. Centred in London, the Trust incorporates five hospitals, each with a rich legacy of clinical brilliance and pioneering research. The hospitals include: - Guy’s Hospital; - St Thomas’ Hospital; - Evelina London Children’s Hospital; - Royal Brompton Hospital; - Harefield Hospital; - Associated Community Sites. The GSTT Ward Refurbishment Programme covers ward refurbishments across the above GSTT estate, aimed at ensuring the Trust’s estate remains fit for purpose, and best placed to ensure the continued delivery of clinical excellence now and into the future. The Ward Refurbishment Programme will adopt a tiered, risk-based scope, enabling investment to be proportionate to clinical, infrastructure, and statutory risk. The final scope for each ward will be confirmed following detailed surveys, risk assessments, and cost modelling. This approach allows the programme to prioritise highest-risk interventions while maintaining affordability and operational continuity. As such, this procurement exercise will need to incorporate a degree of flexibility, and centres on the development of a long-term partnership essential to ensure the successful delivery of this important programme. The key Trust objectives underpinning this procurement exercise are: - Ease of use – GSTT are currently delivering a significant number of construction projects across the GSTT estate. These appointments need to facilitate the ease at which these projects are delivered. - Equal Opportunity – the tender should provide equal opportunity to all suitably qualified
AT1471 - Scaffolding Framework
Luton Council
This project aims to bring all spend in relation to Scaffold Services into one Open Internal Framework Agreement. The Council believes that a holistic approach will help achieve best value.
NCC2010 Fascia Replacement at Burnside Primary School
Northumberland County Council
Northumberland County Council seeks to appoint a suitably experienced contractor to undertake fascia and cladding replacement works at Burnside Primary School, Northumbrian Road, Cramlington, NE23 1XZ. The school will remain operational throughout the works and contractors must make full allowance for working within a live educational environment.
CCHA 0328 Legal Services Framework for Land and Development
Castles and Coasts
Castes and Coasts Housing Association invites tenders for Land and Development legal services. This procurement replaces Lot 1 of the previous CCHA - 0315 legal services framework tender and included revised pricing approach, as detailed in the tender documents.
The Supply and Installation of Gym Equipment Across Loughborough University
Loughborough University
The University is looking for a supplier to provide gym equipment across multiple gym facilities on campus which cover provision for many different users ranging from elite athletes to casual student, staff and community members For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Loughborough:-Gymnasium-equipment./SRB8W449HQ To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/SRB8W449HQ
Fire remedial works and other related services
HOMES IN SOMERSET LIMITED
Homes in Somerset is seeking a suitably accredited fire safety specialist contractor to undertake fire safety repairs to existing fire doors in accordance with the specifications . This may include other fire safety remedial works, for example, compartmentation works and installation of fire safety signage.
PRE MARKET ENGAGEMENT FOR TENDER FOR COLLECTION AND PROCESSING OF ROAD SWEEPINGS REF: 2627 TNDR EP 006 PME
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council
***PRE-MARKET ENGAGEMENT EXERCISE*** PLEASE NOTE: The Pre-Market Engagement Questionnaire can be accessed in the CFT Documents area. Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is currently preparing to initiate a procurement process to establish a contract with a Service Provider/s for the collection, treatment, processing of Road Sweepings. Prior to initiating the procurement, the Council wishes to establish the level of market interest in participating in the procurement process. This market engagement exercise does not guarantee the commencement of a commercial competition resulting in monetary income or future outlay . **PLEASE NOTE: ALL COMPLETED QUESTIONNAIRES MUST BE SUBMITTED VIA THE eTendersNI PortaI.*** Respondees are not required to wait until the closing date to submit a response. PME QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSES MAY BE SUBMITTED VIA THE ETENDERSNI CFT MESSAGING FACILITY AT ANY TIME UP TO 12:00 on 17TH NOVEMBER 2026
NRM Posters Exhibition - Setworks
Science Museum Group
The Science Museum Group is looking for a contractor to deliver the main setworks as part of an exhibition about iconic posters at the National Railway Museum (NRM) in York
SUPPLY OF MAINS GAS TO NORSE CARE LIMITED X 23 GAS METERS MARCH 2027
Norse Care Limited
SUPPLY OF MAINS GAS TO NORSE CARE LIMITED X 23 GAS METERS MARCH 2027 CONTRACT START DATE 01/03/27 TOTAL ESTIMATED VOLUME 9.3 GWH PER ANNUM CONTRACTS CONSIDERED FOR 12, 24 AND 36 MONTHS
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