Tenders

Care In Your Home Partnership - Meet the Buyer / Market Engagement Event

Herefordshire Council

Herefordshire Council will be running a Market Engagement event for all businesses interested in delivering home care under a new framework, called Care In Your Home (CIYH) Partnership. Herefordshire 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. Dates of the engagement: IN PERSON Sessions at HARC (Herefordshire Archive and Record Centre), Fir Tree Lane, Rotherwas Industrial Estate, Hereford, HR2 6LA: 1) 08 June 2026 at 10:00 - 11:30 (arrive from 9:45) 2) 08 June 2026 at 12:30 - 14:00 (arrive from 12:15) 3) 08 June 2026 at 15:00 - 16:30 (arrive from 14:45) Due to the room size no more than 2 representatives from each organisation may attend, and allocation will be on a first come, first served basis. ONLINE Sessions 4) 10 June 2026 at 9:15 - 10:45 via Microsoft teams 5) 11 June 2026 at 14:15 - 15:45 via Microsoft teams The online engagement sessions will be limited to 2 attendees per provider, to facilitate wider discussion and engagement for all participants. Each event will cover a range of topics including information of where to find council opportunities, how to successfully bid for them and specific information about this project together with opportunities to ask questions and network. Please note that each session will cover the same content, therefore there is no need to attend more than one session. ALL SUPPLIERS WHO WISH TO ATTEND WOULD NEED TO EXPRESS THEIR INTEREST by 17:00 on Thursday 4 June 2026. To secure your place at either the in-person or online events, please e-mail Jess Kingswood-Preece at siyh@herefordshire.gov.uk Please use subject heading in email "CIYH Engagement Events" and confirm: • Your organisation name • Name, position and e-mail address of your attendee(s) • The session you wish to attend -

MULTINATIONAL-GEF RURAL LIVELIHOODS ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE HORN OF AFRICA-I

Multinational

General Medical Assessment Consumables

NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services (hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust)

Tender Notice for All Wales General Medical Assessment Consumables contract

ALASKA-KAROI TRANSMISSION LINE

Zimbabwe

Civil Engineering Materials

City of York Council

City of York Council will be procuring a framework to appoint suppliers to provide Civil Engineering Materials

BO AND KENEMA DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM REHABILITATION AND EXPANSION PROJECT

Sierra Leone

Short Breaks and Childcare Services for Disabled Children and Young People

Nottinghamshire County Council

LESOTHO – ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION SUPPORT PROJECT

Lesotho

PROJET DE TRANSPORT URBAIN - ABIDJAN

Côte D'Ivoire

Park and Ride Site Upgrades

City of York Council

City of York Council will be procuring a contractor to undertake various refurbishment and upgrade work to Park and Ride sites in York.

IMPROVING ACCESS TO WATER AND SANITATION IN RURAL SOMALIA

Somalia

Governance Risk and Compliance tool

British Business Bank Plc

Description The Authority aims to procure a scalable, integrated Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) software solution, capable of supporting its organisational growth and any required regulatory obligations. The solution is intended to consolidate risk data from across the Authority into a single platform that strengthens oversight, enhances analysis & reporting, improves operational efficiency, and ensures accountability. A GRC tool may also provide the opportunity to identify data synergies and move away from several systems used across the Authority. Strategic Objectives Integrated View of the Risk and Control Environment A unified cloud-based platform will provide a single source of truth for risks, controls, incidents, actions and metrics. Full traceability will be maintained across taxonomies, business units, policies and key processes, improving framework integration, transparency and decision-making. Data Driven Culture and Analytics The system will enable trend analysis, early warning indicators and data driven insights to support proactive management of current and emerging risks. Operational Efficiency and Improved Ownership An intuitive user experience, default ‘outofthebox’ configurability, guided workflows and automation will reduce manual effort and embed firstline ownership of risks and controls, while supporting second line oversight and challenge. High Quality Data and Reporting Automated dashboards and configurable reporting to the Microsoft Office suite will streamline internal and external stakeholder reporting, including for senior management, committees and regulators. Assurance and Regulatory Compliance The platform will facilitate compliance with the UK Corporate Governance Code (including Provision 29) and relevant FCA expectations. Evidence trails, compliance monitoring and control testing will support a robust assurance framework. Core Capability Requirements Initial core capability requirements have been identified, with activities st

FEASIBILITY STUDY ON BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN IN A CHANGING ENERGY VALUE CHAIN-ECREEE-ECOWAS

Multinational

Education Advisers for Education Improvement and Elective Home Education

Nottinghamshire County Council

Provider list of Education Improvement Service (EIS) and Elective Home Education (EHE) Advisers. The list will be for Individual Advisers and or organisations (Provider's) able to provide support to the Council's Education Improvement team with Education Improvement and families who have elected to home educate their children.

OLAM AFRICA INVESTMENT PROGRAM II

Multinational

Installation and Servicing of Mobility Lifts

City of York Council

City of York Council will be running a procurement to appoint contractors to deliver installation and servicing of Mobility Lifts

PROJET D'ASSAINISSEMENT DE LA VILLE DE BAMAKO

Mali

CS: Healthcare and Benefits Broker Services for the British Embassy in Washington and US Network

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

The British Embassy in Washington is seeking a suitably qualified provider to deliver comprehensive brokerage services in support of its health and welfare benefits programmes for country‑based staff across the United States Network. The Network comprises the Embassy in Washington DC, the UK Mission to the United Nations in New York, eight Consulates and four Trade Offices across 13 states, employing over 550 country‑based staff. The appointed supplier will be responsible for the administration and ongoing support of the Network’s health and life benefit plans, including medical insurance (currently self‑funded), dental and vision insurance, and life and disability programmes. In addition, the supplier will provide strategic advisory services to support the design, development and continuous improvement of the benefits offering. This includes market benchmarking, cost analysis, and recommending solutions to ensure the provision remains competitive, compliant, and value for money. The supplier will be expected to lead engagement with the insurance market, including identifying suitable providers, managing competitive placement processes, and negotiating renewal terms. The role will also include ensuring compliance with applicable federal and state regulations, providing guidance on regulatory requirements, and supporting governance and reporting obligations. Ongoing services will include policy administration, renewal management, claims support, handling member enquiries, and providing timely, professional advice throughout the policy lifecycle. A strong understanding of the US insurance market, coupled with proactive account management and the ability to deliver a high‑quality, reliable and data‑driven service tailored to the Embassy’s operational needs, will be essential. The contract is expected to have an initial term of five (5) years, with the option to extend for a further two (2) years.

MERIDIAN CONSOLIDATED INVESTMENTS LIMITED

Multinational

Governance Risk and Compliance tool

British Business Bank Plc

DELTA Access Code :4J4GPFS79V Description The Authority aims to procure a scalable, integrated Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) software solution, capable of supporting its organisational growth and any required regulatory obligations. The solution is intended to consolidate risk data from across the Authority into a single platform that strengthens oversight, enhances analysis & reporting, improves operational efficiency, and ensures accountability. A GRC tool may also provide the opportunity to identify data synergies and move away from several systems used across the Authority. Strategic Objectives Integrated View of the Risk and Control Environment A unified cloud-based platform will provide a single source of truth for risks, controls, incidents, actions and metrics. Full traceability will be maintained across taxonomies, business units, policies and key processes, improving framework integration, transparency and decision-making. Data Driven Culture and Analytics The system will enable trend analysis, early warning indicators and data driven insights to support proactive management of current and emerging risks. Operational Efficiency and Improved Ownership An intuitive user experience, default ‘outofthebox’ configurability, guided workflows and automation will reduce manual effort and embed firstline ownership of risks and controls, while supporting second line oversight and challenge. High Quality Data and Reporting Automated dashboards and configurable reporting to the Microsoft Office suite will streamline internal and external stakeholder reporting, including for senior management, committees and regulators. Assurance and Regulatory Compliance The platform will facilitate compliance with the UK Corporate Governance Code (including Provision 29) and relevant FCA expectations. Evidence trails, compliance monitoring and control testing will support a robust assurance framework. Core Capability Requirements Initial core capability requirements have been

PROJET DE RÉHABILITATION DU RÉSEAU ROUTIER

Comoros

PROJET DE DÉVELOPPEMENT DES CHAINES DE VALEUR RIZ

Guinea-Bissau

School Admission Appeals

Milton Keynes City Council

Under the School Admissions Code 2021 and the School Admission Appeals Code 2022, all admission authorities must offer parents and carers the right to appeal when a school place application has been refused. Milton Keynes City Council (MKCC), as the admission authority for community and voluntary controlled schools within the city, has a statutory duty to ensure that the appeals process is administered in full compliance with these requirements. MKCC must provide an impartial, efficient, and legally compliant appeals service, supporting parents and guardians through the process, coordinating appeal hearings, and ensuring that independent appeal panels are convened in accordance with statutory guidance. The service must also maintain accurate records and supply information required for statutory reporting and for responding to Freedom of Information and Subject Access Requests. Milton Keynes City Council (MKCC) is seeking to appoint a supplier to deliver a school admissions appeals hearing service in full compliance with the School Admission Appeals Code 2022.