Public Sector Tenders

The purpose of this agreement is for Building Services on behalf of the of Swansea Council to establish a framework agreement for General Builders. The framework is an agreement for the Building Maintenance Section to carry out maintenance projects to Swansea Councils Schools and the Public Building Portfolio. These works include but are not limited to: • Groundworks • Bricklaying • Plastering • Carpentry • Flooring • Installation of Fire Doors

The Council is seeking to engage 3 suppliers for the Young Person, inc VAWG, Outreach in Thornton Heath, South Norwood & New Addington. The service is being offered across 3 lots as follows: Lot 1 Young Person, inc VAWG, Outreach in Thornton Heath Lot 2 Young Person, inc VAWG, Outreach in South Norwood Lot 3 Young Person, inc VAWG, Outreach in New Addington These are 3 x separate projects that will run until 31st March 2028 although the Council may at its discretion extend to up until 2 years from its commencement date. Each Organisation may only apply for up to 3 projects (Thornton Heath (Lot 1) /South Norwood (Lot 2) /New Addington (Lot 3); but will only be awarded a maximum of 1 project. This opportunity is available on the Croydon Tenders Portal. https://in-tendhost.co.uk/croydontenders/aspx/Home

NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) have a requirement for a Bone Grinder for use in the Tissue and Eye Services (TES). Tissue and Eye Services currently use a bone grinder to manufacture demineralised bone matrix (DBM), it is used to grind human bone struts into a fine powder prior to demineralisation. The grinder must be suitable for use in a cleanroom and leave no metal residue on the bone. A new grinder must be able to grind bone to a particle size between 250µm and 710µm. All parts that come into contact with bone during use, must be removable and autoclavable at different temperatures. This consists of a wash cycle where the temperature must be sustained >55oC, a Reverse Osmosis water stage heated to >90oC and a dry air stage at a temperature of >100oC. DBM from TES treat more than 700 patients per year. NHSBT's current bone grinder runs off a separate compressor but are looking for a new bone grinder that will run off mains electricity, with no requirement for a separate compressor. NHSBT is seeking bids from suppliers who can provide a bone grinder to meet our requirements. More details can be found at https://atamis-1928.my.site.com/ (Project Reference: C413595)

Sub Main and DB upgrade 2026-27 Replace alcumic sub main upgrade and DB according to tender summary

The product for replacement under this new contract is for one (1) Treatment Planning System (TPS), one (1) Oncology Information Management System (OMS) and one (1) Radiotherapy Archive included within the OMS. This is to be tendered as a single lot, including supply and installation on a “turnkey” basis as necessary within NHS Grampian located at the Aberdeen Cancer Centre at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary as the equipment has reached the end of its recommended life-expectancy and is due for replacement under the Scottish Government’s Radiotherapy Capital Equipment Replacement Programme (CERP).

Social Security Scotland has a requirement to place a contract with an external service provider for the provision of a Debt Management System. The contract is for the provision, implementation, support and continuous improvement of a strategic Debt Case Management System. The system must support the end‑to‑end debt lifecycle.

STAR Procurement are looking to establish a collaborative minor works framework to be used by its partners and other local contracting authorities as defined under Procurement Act 2023. A significant number of minor works procurements are completed each year, and there is recognition of the resources required by Councils to prepare and run these processes, alongside Suppliers to submit bids for these. After consideration of the different options, an Open Framework has been deemed a potential suitable solution that would be established for up to 8 years, allowing a quicker and efficient route for contracts to be awarded. The call-off mechanism from the Framework will be direct award or further competition. The estimated annual value of the Framework is up to £50 million. Please note that this is an estimate of the level of spend that will be put through the framework and will be subject to change, following market engagement and spend analysis. STAR is proposing that the Framework is primarily structured by category/type of works to ensure that specialist contractors for the certain types of works can be awarded onto the relevant Lot. The proposed category structure is: Lot 1 Roofing - roof repairs, replacement, guttering, flat roof overlay, roof lights, Lot 2 M&E - boiler replacements, pump replacements, radiator replacements, small plant room refurbishments, door access systems, rewiring, fire alarm replacements, air conditioning Lot 3 General - internal alterations, minor extensions, ceiling/floor/wall finishes, door/window replacement, fire doors and compartmentation, strip-outs, refurbishments, associated M&E, external or drainage works. This would also be an 'all-encompassing Lot to capture multi-trade projects and more unique requirements. Lot 4 External - fencing, piling/underpinning, boundary walls, lighting, controlled access, outbuildings / storage units, canopies Lot 5 Demolition - site clearance, asbestos removal, resurfacing and security. Lot 6 Decarbonisation - lighting upgrades, air/ground source heat pumps, solar panel and battery installation, insulation improvements, HVAC optimisation. Lot 7 New Build Structures - 2-storey basic build Lot 8a Modular Buildings - short term Lot 8b Modular Buildings - long term In addition, eligibility criteria will also be applied using value bands and geographic serviceability. For further information, please review the Response Document. THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION The Soft Market Test is intended to allow interested organisations with relevant experience to outline their views and provide information with no commitment to themselves or the Council. During the Soft Market Test, we would like to gauge the level of interest and seek feedback from contractors on the proposed Framework approach. Stage 1 - Interested suppliers are required to complete the following company information form and a short questionnaire (Appendix 1). Suppliers who complete and return the questionnaire may be invited to meet with Council representatives to discuss its requirements.

ECC requires a partner to provide a temporary worker support service that owns the contractual engagement, weekly payroll, timesheet processing, and billing for all temporary workers sourced directly by ECC’s HR Shared Services Team, as well as those supplied through ECC’s third party agency supply chain, for ECC and our existing and new local authority partners. In addition, while ECC will continue to manage all recruitment and attraction activity, the partner should also provide optional access to their wider supply chain (such as a neutral vendor network), to act as a contingency or fallback solution should additional sourcing support or alternative fulfilment routes be required.

The programme will require Insurance and related services for risks that may include but not be limited to: property damage and business interruption, employers, public, products and property owners liability, business combined/office, money, all risks, computer, contract works, group personal accident, professional indemnity, fidelity guarantee/crime and employment practices liability. This list is to be decided at the sole discretion of Yorkshire Housing Limited.

Procurement of flexible gas supply contracts and associated management services.

The improvement works encompass the removal of existing play equipment and surfacing and the design and installation of a new play scheme within a £140k budget.

The White Horse Federation (TWHF), supported by Value Match Services, is establishing a Dynamic Market to enable suppliers to apply for admission to provide goods, services and works across the education sector and wider public sector. The Dynamic Market will remain open for suppliers to join at any time, subject to meeting the published membership conditions. The purpose of the Dynamic Market is to provide schools, Multi‑Academy Trusts (MATs) and other eligible public sector bodies with a compliant, flexible and value‑driven route to market for everyday consumables, equipment and associated procurement requirements. Call‑off competitions for specific requirements will be conducted among suppliers admitted to the Dynamic Market. Competitions may be issued to all suppliers or to a relevant subset based on category, capability or other objective criteria, ensuring transparent and fair procurement outcomes.

Note: This framework re-opening process relates specifically to Lot 2 – Agri-Food. The purpose of the Skills Bootcamps programme is to provide tailored and flexible training opportunities for adults aged 19 and over in sectors with evidenced national or local skills shortages, including Kent and Medway's creative sector, agri-food, construction, retail, health and social care, and early years education. The programme aims to support individuals to upskill, retrain, or formalise existing skills in order to access in-demand employment opportunities, apprenticeships, career progression, and potentially higher earnings. The Lot 2 – Agri-Food contract is anticipated to commence in September 2026. For the 2026–27 financial year, all training courses and associated assessments must be completed by 31 March 2027. The estimated funding envelope for the 2026–27 financial year is up to £82,000 (excluding VAT). However, no guarantee is given as to the actual value of the contract. The continuation of services for the 2027–28 and 2028–29 financial years will be subject to confirmation at the relevant time. There may also be an option to extend the contract for up to 12 months. Any continuation of services beyond the 2026–27 financial year, including any contract extension period, will be dependent upon the Provider's successful achievement of the required outcomes and the availability of future funding. Accordingly, no commitment is made at this stage regarding service delivery beyond the 2026–27 financial year. Tender documents can be accessed via the Kent Business Portal (Delta Portal) at: https://www.kentbusinessportal.org.uk/ The access code for the Skills Bootcamp Lot 2 – Agri-Food Reopen Tenderbox is 83E9K2ZEU7. Please note that all bids must be submitted via the Delta Portal. Tenderers are responsible for ensuring that their submissions are completed and successfully submitted before the tender deadline. No alternative submission methods will be accepted.

There is a shortage of affordable housing in the City of Coventry, both within the social housing and the private rented sectors. Coventry is a non-stockholding authority, having transferred its housing stock in 2000 and closed its Housing Revenue Account (HRA). As of September 2025, there were over 10,500 households registered on the Council’s allocations scheme with 1,543 households in Band 1 (urgent need). The number of households in temporary accommodation (TA) has risen sharply in Coventry, with circa 1,000 families in TA. Coventry sought assistance with the scoping and development of an options appraisal for a model that will secure 200 properties, as a working number, to be let at a below market rent, to families currently living in TA. The council is keen to take decisive action to have a meaningful and strategic impact on the availability of affordable housing in Coventry to shift this position and reduce the number of households living in TA. The Council wishes to engage the market to consider the financial, legal, and operational feasibility of alternative options that may enable the securing of c. 200 properties.

Supporting Bromley's voluntary, community and faith sector is essential to helping residents live healthy, independent and fulfilling lives. The London Borough of Bromley is undertaking a market engagement exercise to better understand the current capacity, capabilities and future development opportunities within the sector, with a view to supporting its continued growth and sustainability across the Borough. The purpose of this engagement is to gather feedback and insights from organisations operating within, or supporting, the voluntary, community and faith sector. The information collected will help inform the Council's future planning, service development and commissioning approaches in preparation for future procurement of this service.

City of Bristol College is seeking a supplier to provide and install a new financial software solution within the College. The services will include: • Provision of new software – all licences etc for the software. • Installation of the new software, including training to College staff. • Ongoing support for the software, including routine maintenance, updates, fixes, development and advice. Estimated costs from our pre-market engagement over the past 12 months has indicated a wide range of potential costs. We have allowed for the upper possibility in the valuation of the contract, though price will be evaluated diligently through the process.

Procurement of multi purchase/ flexible electricity contracts for both NHH and HH meters, and associated management services.

This is a Pre Market Engagement Notice to inform and seek engagement with potential suppliers for Name Badges for Health and Social Care for Northern Ireland (HSCNI) and Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS). See [FRM02.N08] for further details.

This Request for Information (RFI) seeks to understand the capability and capacity of the market to provide, implement and support an ERP system, to further inform strategy development for future procurement. Responses received to this RFI will be used to inform any future procurement process and associated requirements.

The scope of this tender is to review proposals for the provision of legal services to support Housing, Assets and support needs. The estimated start date for the contract is Tuesday 18th August 2026 Hafod works across 8 local authorities 1) Bridgend 2) Caerphilly 3) Cardiff 4) Vale of Glamorgan 5) Rhondda Cynan Taff 6) Merthyr Tydfil 7) Torfaen 8) Newport The contract term will be for 3 years with the option to extend for a further 2 + 2 years.

NLMHA is is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced independent audit firm to provide External Audit Services for the organisation. The appointed auditor will be responsible for conducting an independent annual audit of NLMHA's financial statements, providing assurance on the accuracy and completeness of financial records, compliance with applicable accounting standards, regulatory requirements, and the effectiveness of financial controls.

Romany Lane in Kessingland, is an occupied Romany Gypsy travellers site comprising 24 pitches of various sizes. East Suffolk Council is looking for a contractor to carry out refurbishment works to upgrade 16 ablution blocks, including improvements to the existing day rooms and associated bathroom and WC facilities (electrical work, and window/door replacements are not included in this tender).

This Heritage Restoration of Bridgwater Docks project will regenerate the heritage dock area by creating new residential, leisure and tourism destination quarter in the town. This will support clean and inclusive growth by stimulating commercial regeneration and creating a sustainable living environment. It will re-energise the town centre as it forms a new leisure destination with easy access to the town centre and the adjacent commercial leisure quarter of Northgate. Positioned alongside the Northgate complex, it will stimulate waterside business potential as well as maximising community benefit through the offer of residential moorings. Finally, a new walking and cycling route will be created around the Dock which is emerging as central connecting hub linking communities in and around the town centre. The Authority wishes to engage with potential suppliers with expertise in the successful delivery of similar works and provide an overview of the Authority's proposed approach and procurement process. The form of contract to be used will be the NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract for this work.

The London Borough of Waltham Forest requires to procure the provision of a discreet and dignified service for the collection of bodies within the London Boroughs of the jurisdiction of the East London Coroner from the place of death to the Mortuaries assigned for each Borough, and from time to time to and from other places of examination.

Cyson Cymru, on behalf of Newport City Council (NCC), is seeking Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) proposals for the turnkey design, installation, and commissioning of the solar farm and a DC coupled battery with a 400V grid connection at the Newport City Council’s recycling centre depot in Newport, to form a fully compliant and working installation. It is anticipated that the EPC contract will be awarded in 2026, and the design and construction will be undertaken in 2026/7. The Contractor will be responsible for the supply, installation, and maintenance of a solar photovoltaic and battery system (the ‘Works’) up to 1.1MWp in gross PV capacity with a 2MWh DC battery energy storage system (BESS) on the land shown in Appendix 19.3 of the Specification, and located at grid reference ST306857.