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Please see specification below. Please contact lewis.atkinson@londonenergyltd.com with any proposals or clarifications. i. LondonEnergy Ltd ("LEL") is seeking to appoint a suitable qualified and experienced Occupational Health ("OH") provider to deliver a comprehensive, responsive and proactive Occupational Health Service to support the health, wellbeing and attendance management of our 350+ workforce. The appointed provider will work in partnership with LEL to deliver high-quality occupational health services that support employee wellbeing, promote fitness for work, facilitate effective case management and assist the organisation in meeting its legal and statutory obligations under relevant health and safety and employment legislation. LEL employs a diverse workforce operating across office-based, operational and engineering environments, with employees undertaking a range of safety-critical and physically demanding roles. As such, the Occupational Health Service must be capable of providing timely, pragmatic and evidence-based advice to managers, employees and the Human Resources team. The successful provider will be expected to deliver a modern, flexible and customer-focused service incorporating both remote and face-to-face appointments where appropriate, supported by secure digital systems, robust management information and effective account management. ii. General • Ability to book face-to-face OH appointments where the case would benefit from a face-to-face appt. • Local clinic or local hub where face-to-face appointments can be held located close to Eco Park, Tottenham Hale or Liverpool Street. • Ability to book urgent OH appointments and not just rely on cancellations being available to do so. • Regular meetings with our client relationship manager. • Ability to have a case conference call with the OH doctor, if possible, for complex cases. • Supply of useful data to us by OH provider on a quarterly basis to feed into the Board Report. • User friendly OH portal to make referrals on and then be able to see the reports on and historical reports for employees too. iii. Technology • Secure online portal • Ability to communicate directly with physician • Ability to integrate with HR systems in future / API's • Electronic referral and reporting iv. Data and Reporting Our existing providers ability to pull any data/reporting is non-existent. Would like to see a secure portal and understand what management information can be provided on a month basis i.e. • Referral volumes • Referral reasons • Department trends • Absence hotspots • Safety Critical roles • Drivers • Shift work v. Additional Services • Ergonomic assessments • Manager training • Health/wellbeing initiatives - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA359362. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA359362 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Forestry England will be awarding a contract for the Design, Supply and Installation of an inclusive, bespoke, timber shelter at Hicks Lodge, Leicestershire (LE65 2UP). Hicks Lodge is in the heart of the National Forest. It’s a former coal mining site that has been totally transformed by new plantings, trails, and visitor facilities creating an enjoyable day out for a wide range of audiences. Hicks Lodge is a great spot for budding cyclists with a range of trails for beginner and intermediate appetites. Walking and horse-riding paths encourage visitors to venture around the forest, and the lakeside bird hide is popular location for visitors who want to soak in the scenery and spot unique wildlife. For those visitors who love to play, two play areas are stationed on site, both designed with accessibility and inclusivity at their heart. Visitors can round-off their busy day with refreshments in the onsite café. Hicks Lodge is also an important host for a range of groups who provide activities designed to improve the mental and physical health of those that most need it. The new shelter will be a meeting, activity and picnicking space, used by a variety of different groups. It will be a place to come together and shelter from inclement weather. From T’ai-Ga (a mindful wellness practice that blends T’ai Chi, Qigong and yoga), nature and bushcraft workshops, to session briefings, evaluations and break out activities, the space will be a hive of activity throughout the year.

The Authority invites Suppliers to provide a submission to establish a Framework Agreement for Principal Contractor services to deliver an Extra Care facility and housing (including specialist 124-bed scale schemes) and associated housing works.

Pol Ed is seeking to engage with the market to understand the availability of solutions capable of supporting the future delivery and national growth of the Pol Ed service through a modern, scalable and secure digital platform.

Demand for specialist provision across Lancashire continues to grow and Lancashire County Council (the Council). As of the end of June, the Council had 437 children and young people awaiting a specialist placement and 1,882 open assessments. The Council is seeking your input through an online questionnaire to support the development of our future SEND commissioning arrangements and the new Lancashire Framework. With the Framework anticipated to remain in place for up to 10 years, we are keen to ensure it is shaped by the expertise and insights of providers, helping to create arrangements that work effectively for providers, the Council, and Lancashire's children and young people. Your insights and expertise will be invaluable in helping us create an approach that meets the needs of Lancashire's children and young people while reflecting the realities of service delivery. This is an opportunity to contribute to future commissioning activity and ensure the provider perspective is considered as arrangements are developed. By taking part, you will help us build a framework that works effectively for providers and the children and young people they support.

We are inviting suppliers to participate in a market engagement exercise relating to the provision of the Drive Project for County Durham and Darlington, commissioned by the Durham Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC). The Drive Project is a response to domestic abuse that aims to reduce the number of child and adult victims of domestic abuse by disrupting and changing perpetrator behaviour. Interested organisations are requested to complete the short survey via the link below: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/WO3FIM/ Please submit responses no later than 14:00 on Thursday 30th July. Participation in this market engagement is voluntary and does not constitute a commitment to any future procurement process.

Devon County Council will be setting up an Open Framework for the Provision of Short Breaks for Disabled Children and Young People in Devon. Short breaks are play and leisure opportunities which support disabled children to go to new places, spend time with friends, take part in fun and enjoyable activities, develop their independence, and try new things. These activities could be in the family home, in the community or other residential setting. A short break gives parents, carers, and families a chance to have time out and rest from caring responsibilities. Short breaks can last from a couple of hours to an evening, overnight, or weekend and can be offered during daytimes, evenings, weekends, and school holidays. Recognising that every child, young person, and family is unique, Devon County Council will secure a diverse range of high‑quality short breaks provision ensuring that support is proportionate, accessible, and responsive. This Framework will enable Devon County Council to call-off and award individual packages and block contracts for placements to approved Framework Suppliers. It is anticipated that there will be two (2) Entry Points in the first year and then one (1) Entry Point every other year for the duration of the Open Framework. However, the Authority reserves the right to have more Entry Points at its discretion.   The Framework will comprise the following Lots: Lot 1: Targeted support and short breaks for children from birth up to 13 years Lot 2: Targeted support and short breaks for older adolescents (ages 14 to 17 years)  Lot 3: Specialist provision and short breaks for children from birth up to 17 years  Bidders are invited to a tender launch event for this opportunity to familiarise themselves with the tender documentation and process. This will be held online as a Microsoft Teams meeting at 11:00 on 28th July 2026. To book their place, interested Bidders should e-mail: procurementpeople-mailbox@devon.gov.uk and then a Teams invitation will be sent to them. This email address must only be used to arrange attendance for this event. Any other questions in relation to this tender must be raised via the messaging section of the tendering portal www.supplyingthesouthwest.org.uk

*This is a Planned Procurement Notice only* West Yorkshire Combined Authority will shortly be tendering for a supplier who will lead the design, development and delivery of a pilot project focussed on building strong partnerships between West Yorkshire-based industry/businesses in the engineering and manufacturing sectors, and the region’s Further Education (FE) colleges and independent training providers. The specific focus of the pilot is the design and delivery of a programme which enables industry experts to support curriculum delivery in FE settings. We envisage the successful supplier will carry out a short research and design phase which builds on existing knowledge provided by the Combined Authority and then mobilise and deliver the pilot project. In the delivery of the pilot, the supplier will be responsible for relationship management between industry and education partners, coordinating opportunities for collaboration, ensuring delivery takes place against targets, and monitoring progress. The supplier should identify a sustainable model of delivery that FE providers can take to increase their collaboration with industry partners to tackle challenges around tutor gaps and specialist knowledge sharing. The successful supplier will have experience liaising between education and industry partners, with established links to appropriate teams in West Yorkshire-based businesses (both larger organisations and SMEs). This project will focus on the delivery of manufacturing and engineering (all types) teaching to 16-19 and adult learners (including via T Levels, apprenticeships, adult skills courses and study programmes). Therefore, the businesses/industry partners engaged should be able to provide industry volunteers who are skilled in one or more of the above subject areas. The specific skills required from industry will become clearer as the research and design with partner education providers takes place, and we expect the supplier to assess where there are gaps in currency and knowledge across further education, and how the businesses can support these.

The Senedd Commission are notifying interested suppliers that it is undertaking pre-market engagement for media monitoring, social media monitoring, social media listening and press management software. This exercise has been split into 5 lots, covering each software requirement. This may change based on the results of the pre-market engagement exercise. These requirements are: • monitoring and analysing media coverage, including print, broadcast and digital platforms; • supporting media relations and press office activity through contact management and distribution tools; • managing, publishing and analysing organisational social media channels; • monitoring and analysing online conversations and emerging issues across social media and digital channels; • providing security-related monitoring and alerts where required. The information gathered through this engagement will support the Commission in shaping any subsequent procurement strategy. Participation is voluntary, and responses will be used for research and planning purposes only. Completion of the questionnaire does not form part of any formal procurement process, nor does it create any obligation or advantage in any future tender. Full details can be found on the pre-market engagement document.

The London Borough of Harrow is inviting tenders for the re-procurement provision of a personalised regulated Care and Wellbeing service for Harrow citizens aged 55 and over with frailty, dementia, physical and/or sensory disabilities and/or mild or moderate learning disabilities and/or enduring mental health needs who have been assessed as meeting the National Eligibility Criteria (Care Act, 2014) and who are either ordinarily resident within the London Borough of Harrow or are the responsibility of Harrow London Borough Council (the 'Council') for supporting their social care needs and who live in the Extra Care Housing Scheme: Ewart House. Ewart House is owned and operated by a local Housing Association and offers 47 units of extra care housing at affordable rent levels. The current contract to deliver care and wellbeing services at Ewart House will end on 31 March 2027

The council is undertaking this pre-market engagement (PME) exercise to develop a clearer understanding of market capability, capacity and associated limitations in supporting excess death management and mass fatality response scenarios

THIS IS A DUPLICATE OF NOTICE https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/038055-2024 THIS NOTICE IS BEING PUBLISHED TO ENABLE THE PUBLICATION OF SUBSEQUENT NOTICES - THERE IS NO NEW PROCUREMENT BEING CONDUCTED. Explanation - CCS (now GCA) with the introduction of the Procurement Act 2023 and update to FTS do not allow the linking of notices published under the registered Somerset County Council account which was only updated to Somerset Council in Jul 2025. As no new contract award (F03) or modification notice (F20) can be published without linking to a previous contract notice (F02) this current notice is being published at a later date to duplicate previous notices and allow compliance with the relevant procurement law.

Central Bedfordshire Council aims to establish a Framework between the Council and suppliers for the supply of accommodation and support to care experienced young people and unaccompanied asylum seeking young people aged 16-18 years only.

The council is looking for a contractor to provide grave digging services to selected sites within Pembrokeshire.

Bridgend County Borough Council require a main contractor to provide design and build services to install low carbon heating systems at Ysgol Cynwyd Sant Primary School The contract award will only be made if planning is approved.

We are looking to the market to inform us about recommended best practice for Sports pitches and other irrigation systems. We will host this online team event at 14.00 for one-hour 24 July 2026 We intend to tender for the maintenance of our exiting system in Regents Park for annual maintenance and ad hoc maintenance for other sites at a later date. This is not a call to competition. Please note There is no intention for replacing the systems we currently use. We are interested in inspections and repair. However, are we would be interest in finding out more from suppliers about the following. Recommended best practice for sports pitches. •Irrigation controls •Moisture sensors •Sprinkler Performance •Uniformity of water Distribution Monitoring systems performance for •Water consumption (m3) •Irrigation run times. •Turf health and playing quality. •Maintenance costs We will be holding a team’s event and if you are interest, please respond and provide an email address. We are also interested in knowing your companies approach to the following. Please send the attached spreadsheet back •Water reduction use •Improved turf health and recovers •Consistency of playing surface •Reduced disease pressure from overwatering. •Lower operating and maintenance costs. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Irrigation-equipment./52H6C6NNZR To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/52H6C6NNZR

Future Employment Support will be a major new national programme. It will be designed to support unemployed Universal Credit claimants into sustained employment through personalised support, stronger employer engagement, local integration, and specialist provision. It will respond to individual needs and regional labour market priorities. Seetec are taking an inclusive two-stage approach to building strong local partnerships. We are inviting organisations to complete stage one in a two stage process. This first stage is a light-touch Expression of interest (EOI), designed to help us to understand your organisation, your local presence, your specialist capability and your interest in working with us. The second stage will be a more detailed Request for Information (RFI) for shortlisted organisations, which will be weighted and scored to support partner selection, supply chain design and future co-design activity. At Seetec, we recognise the time and resource commitment that partner engagement processes can place on organisations, particularly SMEs, VCSEs, and specialist providers. We have therefore separated this process into two stages so that all interested organisations can express interest without needing to complete a full scored submission at the outset. We are inviting organisations of all sizes to register their interest in partnering with Seetec. We are particularly interested in organisations with strong local connections, specialist expertise, trusted stakeholder relationships and innovative approaches to supporting people into work. This initial EOI is intentionally light-touch and has been designed to understand your organisation, your local presence, and specialist expertise. Whether you are an SME, VCSE, charity, social enterprise, specialist provider, or larger delivery organisation, we want to hear from you. If you share our ambition to deliver locally integrated, high-quality support, we look forward to learning more about your organisation. Please complete our EOI here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=c2N7y57PGkCegWGpBbQ6ZmiYKMiLN-5Dk2-aKNgiT99UMkxaTVFCSDZEMktJUkZIV1lZWUxXOVlLNC4u&route=shorturl EOI Submission deadline: 6pm on 7th September

United Utilities are seeking to award Framework Agreements for the supply and delivery of water municipal screens to support projects throughout AMP 8 & AMP 9 across United Utilities wastewater sites. The Goods to be tendered include the design, manufacture, delivery, installation and commissioning. The tender comprises of 4 lots: Lot 1: The Supply, Install and Commissioning of Coarse, Fine and Combined Screens including Legacy/Current Spares and Associated Equipment Value: £33,165,300 (exc VAT) Lot 2: The Supply, Install and Commissioning of Band Screens including Legacy/Current Spares and Associated Equipment Value: £6,701,200 (exc VAT) Lot 3: The Supply, Install and Commissioning of CSO Powered Screens including Legacy/Current Spares Value: £23,891,200 (exc VAT) Lot 4: The Supply of CSO Static Screens including Legacy/Current Spares Value £3,416,700 (exc VAT) All applicants to refer to tender details for specifics to the lots.

Brio Leisure is seeking to engage with innovative, forward-thinking vending operators for our upcoming soft market testing exercise. Vending services represent a vital touchpoint for our customers, staff, and visitors across our estate, frequently operating as the primary or sole source of nourishment during late evenings or at unstaffed provisions. In partnership with our Public Health team, our objective is to transition our vending provision into a healthier, sustainable model that supports a whole-systems approach to health and wellbeing.

London Legacy Development Corporation intends to establish the Inclusive Growth Framework, providing a flexible route to commission services that advance inclusive growth, equality, education, skills, employment, enterprise, community participation and evidence based decision making across Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, East London and the areas served by participating authorities. The Framework will be divided into the following six lots: Lot 1: Education Programme Delivery Lot 2: Employment and Skills Support Lot 3: Community Engagement and Capacity Building Lot 4: Research and Evaluation Lot 5: Business Support Lot 6: Strategic Consultancy Services Services may include the design, coordination and delivery of education and careers programmes; employment, training and progression support; employer and participant engagement; community consultation, co design and capacity building; research, monitoring, evaluation and impact assessment; business advice, mentoring and enterprise support; and strategic, policy, organisational development and systems change consultancy. Suppliers will be expected to deliver accessible, inclusive and culturally competent services, supported by appropriate programme management, stakeholder engagement, transparent pricing, proportionate reporting and measurable social and economic outcomes. The Framework will enable eligible authorities to commission individual assignments, projects and programmes of varying value, duration and complexity.

Background The UK urgently requires a sovereign, open-access advanced semiconductor packaging capability to close a well-evidenced market failure. Today, UK innovators in photonics and power electronics rely on overseas Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test (OSAT) facilities for scaling to volume packaging, which fragments the supply chain, extends lead times, increases Intellectual Property (IP) leakage risk, and exposes critical technologies to geopolitical disruption. The National Centre for Advanced Semiconductor Packaging (NCASP) is the missing link that converts research excellence into manufacturable products. NCASP is creating an integrated, industry-led scale-up facility that connects UK device design to domestic, high-volume packaging, test and metrology – reducing time-to-market and anchoring value onshore. Description This tender is to ensure that the devices packaged by the facility or our clients meet industry standards, the facility is planning to procure three reliability testing equipment/systems as follows: (1) Climatic chamber 1 for high temperature bias test, (2) Climatic chamber 2 for high temperature and high humidity bias test, (3) Thermal shock test chamber.

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), through the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID), is undertaking preliminary market engagement to understand supplier interest, capability and capacity to deliver an evaluation of a pilot initiative designed to improve access to inpatient detoxification (IPD) and residential treatment for people experiencing rough sleeping in London. The proposed evaluation is expected to use a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative pathway and outcome data with qualitative insight from people using the service and professionals involved in referral, treatment, residential rehabilitation and commissioning. The evaluation should help DHSC/OHID understand how effectively the pilot supports access to treatment pathways, the outcomes experienced by people using the service, and the practical lessons for future policy and service delivery. Maximum budget available: £200,000 Please note this is not a call for competition. If you wish to participate in the tender that may follow to this market engagement you MUST complete the capability assessment. To reiterate, if the DPS is used as the procurement strategy, only suppliers listed in the DPS according to the specified filters and who have submitted a capability assessment will receive an invitation to tender.

CMAL wish to appoint a sole supplier in respect of the demolition of the redundant Gourock Warehouse, and the associated remedial works required post demolition.

CMAL require a sole supplier to manage and be responsible for the delivery of a variety of services including but not limited to maintenance, reporting and development of CMAL’s IT software services.

SUPPLY OF MAINS GAS TO CITY COLLEGE NORWICH X 7 GAS METERS 2027. CONTRACT START DATE 01/04/27 TOTAL ESTIMATED VOLUME 0.5 GWH PER ANNUM CONTRACTS CONSIDERED FOR 6 TO 36 MONTHS. 28 days DD Consolidated billing Able to provide an excel billing file. Green and Brown pricing welcome.