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RFI - Provision of a Social Media and Online News Monitoring Solution
Department for Transport
DfT is considering procuring a Contract for a Social Media and Online News Monitoring Solution and is keen to understand the solutions available within the market.
An Online Policies and Procedures service
Lincolnshire County Council
All practitioners in Lincolnshire who work with or have direct contact with Children or Adults must have access to current national legislation and statutory guidance, alongside local policies and procedures and best practice guidance, to enable them to safeguard Children and Adults. This includes staff within Lincolnshire County Council’s (LCC) Children’s Services, Adult Social Care, and professionals from partner organisations and sectors, such as Police, Education, Health and the Voluntary and Community sector. LCC therefore requires access to an online manual to host and manage policies and procedures on behalf of Children’s Services, Adult Services and the Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Partnership (LSCP) as well as a range of safeguarding and regulatory manuals to support multi agency access to legislation, practice and policy guidance across Lincolnshire. This service is a critical resource for practitioners across Lincolnshire, ensuring access to up-to-date legislative, statutory and practice guidance that supports safe, effective and compliant service delivery.
BaDC-1727 Retford Buttermarket Food Hall Operator Opportunity
Bassetlaw District Council
Bassetlaw District Council (the Council) wishes to invite tenders to appoint a suitably experienced operator to occupy and operate an indoor street food market within the Retford Town Hall's Buttermarket. The operator will be responsible for all aspects of delivery, vendor management and commercial performance, in return for the right to trade from the premises and an opportunity to influence the final design and fit-out of the space. The Council's objectives in appointing an operator are to: • Animate and activate Retford town centre • Support independent and start-up food businesses • Provide a high-quality, diverse and affordable food offer • Increase footfall and dwell time • Support the evening and weekend economy • Deliver social and economic value for the local area The Buttermarket is anticipated to be available to the operator for commercial operation from Winter 2026/Spring 2027 subject to detailed design agreement and construction programme. The Council envisions the successful provider from this tender to join as a partner through this design process. This interim period for design and Council construction will ensure the final installation is fit for purpose and encourages optimal commercial operation for the appointed end user. Location Located on the Market Square, Retford Town Hall is well positioned to amplify the offerings of the town, however, the site is currently greatly underutilised, and its facilities require significant modernisation. The Buttermarket is the ground floor premise of the wider Retford Town Hall with its own level and independent access along the Town Hall Yard and direct access to the Market Square. There is ample area (~260m2) to enhance this space to provide a series of catering focused opportunities while also creating an inclusive communal space, designed to host events that appeal across all age groups. According to a recent market summary of Retford undertaken by CACI, the town boasts a sizable catchment area with a tota
Deep Scientific Diving and ARMS Recovery Services in the Maldives and Seychelles
University of Plymouth
The University of Plymouth invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced organisations for the provision of specialist services to support the delivery of two marine research projects in the Republic of Maldives and the Seychelles. The projects involve the recovery of Autonomous Reef Monitoring Systems (ARMS) from depths of approximately 40m, 60m, and 90m. The ARMS units will have been deployed for approximately 36 months prior to recovery and each unit will weigh approximately 20kg. ARMS units are stacked plastic settlement panels used to measure marine biodiversity. The units will be deployed on the seabed using a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) and left in situ for the duration of the monitoring period. Upon recovery, a bespoke containment enclosure must be fitted to each ARMS unit to prevent the loss of biological specimens. The enclosed unit will then be carefully recovered to the surface and transferred to the support vessel for processing and analysis by the University's scientific team. Three ARMS units will be deployed at each depth (40m, 60m, and 90m) at each site. In the Maldives, three sites will be monitored, resulting in a total of 27 deployed ARMS units. In the Seychelles, one site will be monitored, resulting in a further nine units. The total requirement therefore covers the recovery of 36 ARMS units across both projects. The University anticipates that recovery operations may require mixed-gas technical diving, potentially utilising Closed Circuit Rebreather (CCR) systems. However, the University is also interested in exploring alternative technical solutions that do not rely on diver intervention. Recovery operations are anticipated to take place between January and February 2030. The successful contractor would be expected to: Obtain all necessary permits and approvals required to undertake the work within the relevant jurisdictions. Produce and maintain all required safety management documentation. Hold appropriate insu
Design of H3AT Control Room
UK Atomic Energy Authority
The project involves the development of a dedicated Control Room environment to support H3AT operations. The design must consider Human Factors and Ergonomics, operator workflows, sightlines, accessibility, and future expansion requirements. Mandatory Scope The Contractor shall be responsible for: - Undertaking a detailed survey of the existing room and supporting infrastructure. - Developing the Control Room design, including layout options and the final recommended arrangement. - Undertaking Human Factors and Ergonomics assessments. - Assessing the existing electrical, lighting, HVAC and acoustic arrangements and identifying any modifications required to support the proposed design. - Specifying the Control Room furniture package. The furniture package requirements will include: - Six operator workstations. - One engineering workstation. - One security and communications workstation. - One office desk. - Seating, storage units and cable management systems. It should be noted that the operator and engineering workstations are bespoke Control Room consoles/workstations designed specifically for operational control room environments and are not standard off-the-shelf office furniture. The Contractor will be responsible for designing Control Room furniture solutions that satisfy the project requirements. Key deliverables will include: - Existing Room Survey Report. - Control Room Layout Options. - General Arrangement Drawings. - Human Factors and Ergonomics Assessment. - Furniture Schedule and Datasheets. - Electrical, Lighting, HVAC and Acoustic Assessment Reports. - Requirements Compliance Matrix. - SAT Documentation. Responses should be formatted in such a way that it is clear that your organisation can meet the requirements, there is no standardised format required. questions are welcomed and will be answered as soon as possible.
cemetery training
Sheffield City Council
Sheffield City Council’s Bereavement Services are looking out for a trainer to train and assess our staff for burial duties, use of equipment as well as excavating graves.
ITT - Climate resilience and the historic environment: Sustainable drainage systems (UID 371)
Historic England
This project seeks to develop an initial evidence base formed of a series of case studies to inform updated guidance on the sensitive integration of Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) within the historic environment. It will examine how SuDS can support climate adaptation, water management, biodiversity enhancement and nature recovery while safeguarding heritage significance, and will identify best practice, case studies, decision-making frameworks, policy considerations, and implementation challenges across a range of historic contexts and stakeholder groups.
Digital PrEP Services
London Borough of Newham
The DPrEP service (contract start date intended 1.11.26) has been specifically designed to improve access to HIV prevention services for groups who experience poorer sexual health outcomes and barriers to accessing traditional clinic-based services. The services will be provided to the NEL (North East London) Boroughs - Barking and Dagenham, Redbridge, Havering, Newham ,Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest and Newham totalling to £440k over 2 years (Newham value is 101k).
Provision of Baseline Measurements of Stratospheric Ozone and Ultraviolet Radiation
DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS
Defra is seeking to contract with supplier(s) possessing the scientific, technical and analytical expertise required to provide baseline measurements of stratospheric ozone and ultraviolet radiation. The successful supplier(s) will undertake daily column ozone observations and collect spectral UV-B measurements across the United Kingdom’s three ozone monitoring sites in Manchester, Reading and Lerwick. The service will include quality assurance and quality control, calibration checks, comparison of ozone and ultraviolet observations with satellite data and nearby ground-based observations, maintenance of running 20-year climatology for each dataset, and submission of data to relevant national and international institutions. The outputs will support the continuity of the United Kingdom’s long-term ozone monitoring record, annual reporting, environmental monitoring and the United Kingdom’s obligations under the Vienna Convention. We are envisaging that the new contract will start on 18 May 2027 and run for five years. We estimate the total contract value to be up to £1.7 million excluding VAT. These details are indicative and remain subject to market engagement, affordability, internal approval and applicable procurement requirements.
RHA_316_Appointment of Design Team_7 Unit Social Housing Scheme_Cashel Cross Garrison
Rural Housing Association (RHA)
Rural Housing Association Limited wishes to appoint an Integrated Design Team consisting of the following disciplines: • Architect (as Lead Consultant); • Mechanical and Electrical Engineers; • Civil and Structural Engineers; • Principal Designer; and • NEC4 Supervisor The scheme is for the delivery of 7No social housing dwellings. The site already has planning approval 7nr private dwellings, not designed to social standards. The scheme will need to be redesigned to meet social housing design guide standards, with revised social housing application. The mix required is – 4No 3P/2B GN Dwellings 3No 5P/3B GN Dwellings
NHS Leadership Programmes Refresh - Jenner, Seacole and Franklin (NHSE)
NHS England
NHS England (NHSE) are commencing a tender process to identify a supplier who can support a refresh, design and content of three well established leadership development programmes (Edward Jenner, Mary Seacole and Rosalind Franklin Programmes) so that they align with the new Management and Leadership Framework standards and competencies. The maximum financial envelope for this procurement exercise is £320,000.00 exclusive of Vat (£384,000.00 Inclusive VAT). The initial duration of contract will be up to 31st March 2027 with an optional six (6) months extension at zero value subject to review and approval. The deadline for completed ITT submissions will be 30th November 2026 at 12:00noon (midday). Late submissions will not be accepted therefore, please submit in good time prior to the deadline date and time. All communications should be made via the messaging function on the e-Tendering portal during the tender exercise and not with the Contracting Authority itself other than as expressly permitted within this ITT.
Regional Data Platform
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority
1.1. This market engagement exercise is being run in accordance with Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority’s (the Authority) Contract Procedure Rules and (if relevant) the Procurement Act 2023. 1.2. The purpose of this exercise is to help the Authority, and the market prepare for a potential procurement in the future. It will be managed in a way that ensures no supplier is given an unfair advantage or distort competition. 1.3. Participation in this market engagement exercise does not infer any rights or advantage in relation to any future procurement process. Potential responders will not be prejudiced in any future procurement processes by either responding or not responding to this soft market test exercise. 1.4. All information provided to and received from suppliers in relation to this market engagement is confidential. However, please be aware that the Authority is subject to the disclosure requirements of the FOI Act and that any information we hold is liable to disclosure under that Act. For this reason, we strongly advise that any information you consider to be confidential is labelled as such. In the event that a request is made for disclosure under FOI, the request will be dealt with in accordance with the legislation. 1.5. This market engagement is being used to: • develop and refine the Authority’s requirements and approach to the potential procurement; • understand the range of suppliers, products, services and delivery models available in the market; • test the feasibility of delivering the proposed scope and an operational minimum viable product by May 2027; • understand potential technical, service and implementation approaches, including options for migration, integration, administration and ongoing support; • test potential procurement, contracting, pricing and commercial structures; • understand likely implementation and whole-life costs, principal cost drivers and opportunities to achieve value for money; • identify significant techn
Public Cloud Hosting - AZURE
Home Office
Renewal of Microsoft Azure public cloud services to support the Home Office’s current and future cloud hosting requirements.
Technology Enabled Care
Norfolk County Council
Norfolk County Council (NCC) is seeking to award a contract for Technology Enabled Care (TEC) and Virtual Care. NCC is integrating Technology Enabled Care (TEC) and Virtual Care into care planning, meeting the requirements of the Care Act 2014 to strengthen prevention, promote independence, and deliver person‑centred, strengths‑based support, shifting the focus from providing long-term care packages to providing solutions that improve outcomes for residents. The new service will support residents, through the use of technology, to stay independent in the place they call home. Full details of the requirement can be found in the Service Specification, which forms a Schedule to the Terms and Conditions.
North York Moors Active Travel - Esk Valley Feasibility Study
North York Moors National Park Authority
Accessibility and active travel audit of railway stations and schools - including engagement.
AM0002MFC - Greyfriars - Construction of Market & Food Court
Gloucester City Council
Project Title: Gloucester Greyfriars Project Location: Eastgate Shopping Centre and Food Court Construction Period: January 2027–May2027 – Incorporating Principal Designer at RIBA Sages 4-6 Client:?Gloucester City Council Key Requirements • Existing building needs repurposing and regeneration: strip out is completed but there may be unknown service runs, possible hazardous materials, structural constraints • Fire strategy compliance: smoke control, compartmentation, Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Martyn’s Law Act?2023 measures integrated into design • Timescales: strictly tied to Levelling Up Fund drawdown deadlines; design decisions must be made promptly to avoid programme critical delays to Cultural Hub Build Programme • Budget discipline: follow and understand overall budget caps for each building element • Administer and report on compliance and value • Sustainability: Car Park roof mounted PV array, improved thermal envelope, LED lighting, high efficiency Electrical, Plumbing and Mechanical Services
Public Cloud Hosting AWS
Home Office
Renewal of AWS public cloud services to support the Home Office’s current and future cloud hosting requirements.
Request for Information (RFI) - Auto Translation and Transcription Service
Home Office
The Home Office is undertaking a Request for Information to improve its understanding of the current market for translation, transcription and interpretation technologies and services. The Home Office wishes to understand the maturity, capability, delivery considerations, constraints and limitations associated with solutions that may support operational processes across the Migration and Borders system. The exercise will explore capabilities relating to: speech-to-speech interpretation; speech-to-text transcription; text-to-text translation; recording, auditability and evidential traceability; accessibility; mobile and low-connectivity operation; security, hosting and data residency; integration with existing services, platforms and major cloud environments; and solution governance, quality assurance and human-review workflows. Suppliers will be invited to assess their current capabilities against representative operational scenarios covering formal interviews and hearings, operational and field conversations, and customer contact and correspondence. This exercise builds upon previous market-engagement activity and seeks updated information reflecting current market capabilities, service offerings and product maturity. This notice and the associated Request for Information are for information-gathering and market-understanding purposes only. They do not constitute a tender, request for a binding offer or commitment by the Home Office to undertake a procurement or award a contract. Any future procurement would be subject to separate approvals and the applicable procurement process. The estimated value range provided is indicative only and has been included for market-engagement purposes. No procurement has been approved at this stage. Should a future procurement be undertaken, the estimated value will be reviewed and updated to reflect the prevailing requirement, scope, funding position and market conditions.
Vehicle Livery and Associated Services
Devon and Cornwall Police
Devon and Cornwall Police, other regional Police Forces of SWPPS and Collaborating Forces wish to award a contract for the Design, Supply, Application and Removal of Vehicle Livery, for Police fleets consisting of cars, light/medium vans, larger vehicles, motorcycles, boats, horse boxes, trailers and other ancillary items with the following capabilities: Apply standard (Battenberg, to Contracting Authority Requirements) and one-off special vehicle livery in accordance with Home Office Scientific Development Branch, Police Vehicle Livery Specification (HOSDB 14/04, HOSDB 47/06, HOSDB 43/04, HOSDB 01/96, PSDB 43/04 and Chapter 8 Vehicle Markings, as a minimum) to include Force Crests and Bespoke Designs. For the Police and Crime Commissioners and Chief Constables for the following Forces, Avon and Somerset, Devon and Cornwall, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, Norfolk, Suffolk, North Yorkshire, South Yo
Fuel Cards and Associated Services
Livv Housing Group
Livv Housing Group (Livv) invites tenders for fuel cards and associated services for its operational fleet, which is run by Livv Maintenance. Cirrus Purchasing is managing this procurement on Livv's behalf.
QMS Strategic Partner
Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust
Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Strategic Improvement Partner to support the co-design, implementation and embedding of an organisation-wide Quality Management System (QMS), including improvement capability, leadership development and sustainable skills transfer.
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