Tenders

2. Disbursement towards maintenance of A-14 Kalkaji Extension Flats. Sub Head - Providing/supplying Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) of 5 Nos. RO Plants (2000 LPH) at A-14, Kalkaji Extension

08/EE/SPD-2/DDA/2026-27

08/EE/SPD-2/DDA/2026-27

1. JP/B889-000-PK-T-9501/1003 COMPOSITE WORKS FOR TRINITROTOLUENE (TNT) PLANT AT HIGH EXPLOSIVES FACTORY (HEF) KHADKI OF M/S MUNITIONS INDIA LIMITED (MIL) AT KHADKI, PUNE, MAHARASHTRA

JP/B889-000-PK-T-9501/1003

JP/B889-000-PK-T-9501/1003

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.

Wembley Multi Academy Trust Catering Tender

Wembley Multi-Academy Trust (RM&C)

Wembley Multi Academy Trust (WMAT) are putting their catering contracts out to tender in their three schools: Wembley High Technology College, East Lane Primary School and North Brent School, with a contract start date of 1st January 2027. You will be bidding for the schools as one Lot and the Trust will be able to select their preferred company from the companies shortlisted to make presentations.

Kent Test (11+) Examination Services

Kent County Council

Kent County Council (The Council) wishes to appoint a suitable provider to deliver Kent wide 11+ Examination Services. The Council currently runs a process which aims, principally through testing, to identify candidates in the top 25% of the ability range as eligible for admission to Year 7 of any of the county’s grammar schools at age 11. Entry to the process is voluntary, with approximately 67% of the local cohort opting to take part, plus a significant number of external candidates. Provision is currently made for approximately 19,000 candidates. Summary of key areas of service delivery (please reference Specification for full details) •Production of generic test familiarisation materials - for annual use by schools and parents •Bespoke confidential test papers and multiple-choice answer sheets (which can be read accurately and quickly by consumer grade scanners) •Administration instructions •Printable, bar-coded, double-sided scannable answer sheets with pupil data Software (and related) requirements to include: - •Marking software (alongside a small quantity of printed marking manuals) •Standardisation software and printable standardisation tables •Support for the Council’s employees in the use of the materials and software through the cycle of the testing process. The opportunity is being tendered using competitive flexible procedure under Procurement Act 2023 and will follow a process that will include: - -Stage One – Conditions of Participation using the Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ) (Selection) -Stage Two – Tender Questionnaire Submissions (Quality) -Stage Three – Price Evaluation To minimise the risk of service failure and any consequent impact to secondary school placement allocations, a down select process is to be carried out at the PSQ stage. Providers that cannot demonstrate their ability to deliver the core competencies, will not be down selected to proceed to the tender stage. For transparency, and to make potential bidders aware of the n

Community Drug and Alcohol Services

Cornwall Council

Cornwall Council is procuring community drug and alcohol services across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly in accordance with the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, using the Competitive Process. The procurement is structured into two Lots: Lot 1 (Adults) and Lot 2 (Young People). The services will deliver an integrated, whole-system, community-based model of prevention, treatment and recovery support, operating across diverse urban and rural geographies, including the Isles of Scilly. The overall aim is to reduce alcohol and drug-related harm, improve health and wellbeing, support recovery, and contribute to reductions in drug and alcohol-related deaths and wider inequalities. Lot 1 covers the provision of a comprehensive community drug and alcohol treatment system for adults (18+), including open access services, harm reduction, structured community treatment, criminal justice pathways, housing-related support, support for families and carers, specialist responses for people with complex needs, and recovery-oriented community provision. Lot 2 covers the provision of a specialist community drug and alcohol service for young people (under 18), including targeted prevention and early intervention, open access and Tier 2 support, structured community treatment (Tier 3), transitions to and from Tier 4 services, youth justice pathways, safeguarding responses, and planned transitions to adult services. Both Lots require county-wide delivery using flexible, accessible and peripatetic models, strong partnership working across statutory and voluntary sectors, and alignment with national and local policy and guidance, including NICE guidance, the National Drug Strategy and National Drug Treatment Monitoring System (NDTMS) requirements. The services will operate year-round and are expected to deliver timely access, high-quality outcomes and continuous learning and improvement. Detailed Lot-specific requirements are set out in the relevant sectio

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.

Procurement of Bulk Fuel Supplies for London North Eastern Railway Limited

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.

Development Effectiveness Reviews 2012

Updated: 10-Jun-2026

Updated: 10-Jun-2026

Security Incident and Event Management tool (SIEM) and Security Operations Centre (SOC)

Ministry of Health

Centralised Logging SIEM/SOAR SOC

University of Otago

Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM) Solution

Tauranga City Council

Microsoft Sentinel Ready Security Operations Centre Services

Statistics New Zealand

Security Operation & Security Incident and Event Management Services

Tauranga City Council

Advance Notice of ROI then RFP for Managed Security Services

Tertiary Education Commission

ROI to shortlist for the Managed Security Services RFP

Tertiary Education Commission

SIEM, SOC and SOAR Project

University of Otago

Critical System Controls Audit

Callaghan Innovation

Registration of Interest - Cyber Security and Support Capability SIEM

Ministry of Defence

2025-14 Managed Detection and Response (MDR), Security Operations Centre (SOC), and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution

New Zealand Institute for Bioeconomy Science Limited

Twizel Water Treatment Plant Security Fence

Mackenzie District Council

Main Contractor for Security and Fire System Upgrade at Mairangi Bay School

Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

Supply and installation of Security System at Rosehill School (the School)

Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

SOC Wrapper Services

NZ Health Partnerships Limited