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Please note that the launch date is anticipated to be within the window of anticipated to be within the window of 3rd of June to 5th of June. DESNZ is seeking to procure a consortium to deliver a research programme to build the policy-relevant evidence base for decarbonisation of the industrial sector and carbon management. The research will be spread across four main work packages on: 1. Industrial Fuel switching including electrification and alternative fuels 2. Resource and energy efficiency in industry 3. Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage and engineered Greenhouse Gas Removals 4. Life Cycle Assessment methods and applications in industry Additional work packages will include a: 5. flexible fund to respond to emerging evidence needs 6. data and stakeholder engagement work package underpinning the entire programme and additional stand-alone projects. The programme will focus on building the required evidence base, translating existing evidence alongside new analysis and data collection and modelling to support decision-making in industrial decarbonisation. Alongside this, a dissemination, knowledge transfer and policy translation role will be necessary to maximise impact of the research. The programme will require expertise on a number of industrial sectors, decarbonisation measures, technology sustainability and cost assessment, interactions with other sectors and supply chains and understanding of policy contexts. Methods to be employed will include literature reviews, quantitative and qualitative data collection, stakeholder engagement and interviews, modelling and analysis skills, project management and dissemination as well as policy analysis. The scope of the programme necessitates a wide range of topical expertise and skills. Outputs will likely include reports, data and models, decision support tools, case studies, teach-ins, and on-call briefings and scientific support. The research and outputs will be co-designed with policy stakeholders to ensure policy relevance and will have built-in flexibility to respond to emerging policy needs. To support potential suppliers with finding partners, a supplier partner engagement form is being provided which will allow suppliers to register their interest in identifying partners and their skills and expertise. Please see special instructions below

This procurement is for the internal and external refurbishment of the low-rise residential blocks at 1-6 and 7-10 Whipperley Court, Farley Hill, Luton, LU1 5NT. The blocks are two-storey general needs properties with council-owned and leasehold flats. The works are to be delivered in occupied residential premises and must be planned to minimise disruption to residents, leaseholders and neighbouring properties. The scope includes internal communal wall and ceiling repairs and decoration, cleaning/repair of floor finishes, installation of safety flooring and entrance matting, handrail preparation and painting, external wall and boundary wall works, DPC and brickwork repairs, roof tile and timber inspections/repairs, soffit and fascia replacement, chimney flashing repairs, gutter and downpipe replacement, fencing, pressure-washing of the rear garden tarmac area, window cill painting, construction of a bin-store hardstanding, planter repairs, replacement clothesline poles, air vents, communal loft hatch replacement and block/fire exit signage. The key business need is to improve the safety, appearance, durability and usability of the communal internal and external areas, reduce defects and future reactive maintenance, and maintain compliance with relevant health, safety and building standards. The project includes specific constraints: occupied dwellings; leaseholder notification requirements for flats 1, 4 and 10 and other affected flats before works commence; assumed asbestos in soffits and undercloak strips; scaffolding and working at height; restricted access, no landlord power or water supply, and the need to maintain front and rear ingress/egress throughout the works.

Luton Council is seeking to appoint a contractor to provide a comprehensive vehicle removal, storage and disposal service in support of its statutory enforcement functions.

The service is designed to strengthen healthcare support for people experiencing homelessness in Bradford, addressing the entrenched and growing inequalities faced by this population.

The Welsh Government (WG) and Transport for Wales (TfW) share a clear ambition to deliver a more accessible, efficient and sustainable transport network across Wales. Along the west coast of Wales, this includes improving public transport connectivity and encouraging a modal shift away from private car use, in line with the National Transport Delivery Plan and Regional Transport Plans. A Welsh Transport Appraisal Guidance (WelTAG) Stage 3 appraisal identified the introduction of an express coach service between Bangor and Carmarthen as the preferred intervention to support these objectives. By reducing the number of intermediate stops, improving journey times and providing a high-quality onboard passenger experience, the service is intended to attract longer-distance travellers, including students, tourists and local residents. It will also aid future strategic investment in the wider public transport network and support the delivery of integrated, multimodal travel across Wales. Transport for Wales intends to introduce the service in October 2026 through the appointment of one or more operating partners following completion of a competitive procurement process. The contract will appoint one or more suitably qualified operators to deliver the express coach service on behalf of Transport for Wales. The successful operator(s) will be responsible for the operation of the service in accordance with the contract specification, including day-to-day service delivery, and compliance with all operational, safety and performance requirements established by Transport for Wales.

The ECLO service provides information, emotional support and practical advice to individuals affected by sight loss, including those awaiting diagnosis

The Velindre Cancer Centre is transitioning to new facility in 2027. As part of the move, the Trust are procuring a Patient Infotainment System, to support the patient experience. The Trust is looking to engage with interested vendors, who provide a purpose built solution that can meet the scope of the system. The initial scope includes, but is not limited to: - Patient Entertainment; TV, Radio - Environment control - Meal ordering capabilities - Ability to embed or integrate with other systems - Access via Trust-provided and patient-owned devices (device agnostic) - Mandatory Languages If you are interested in learning more, please contact Will.John@wales.nhs.uk.

The Council require one Contractor to provide Generator and UPS Maintenance and Services. The Council requires that the UPS systems and back-up generators (“Equipment”) are reliable and that critical systems are fully backed up thus eliminating risk of losing power to critical services. The Service Provider must ensure peak performance of the Equipment and the Council must not be left in a position where any of the Equipment fail to maintain continuous operation. The Specification covers the minimum standards required for Generator and UPS systems servicing, maintenance and repairs on the Council’s property portfolio as set out in the Asset List (Appendix A) of the documents. The full specification of works and details of the Council's equipment is provided within the suite of procurement documents. An accompanied site visit is a condition to tender and site visits will be made available via the messaging portal.

Broadland is inviting tenders for Pleasant Court, Kings Lynn for damp proofing and associated works. Additional information: The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.

The SUMIT (Substance Use and Mental Health Interventions using Digital Technology) Project is supported by PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB). The SUMIT Project will jointly develop, implement and evaluate a digitally enabled approach to enhance and inform the transformation of services within a test bed environment for 1,500 beneficiaries, adding value through three interrelated activities. 1. Collaborate with 4 local demonstrator sites in Northern Ireland (NI), the border counties of the Republic of Ireland (ROI) and Scotland (SCO) to deliver a comprehensive skills development programme for 500 staff and facilitate good practice and knowledge exchange through a Community of Practice to enable implementation of digital products. 2. Codesign, develop and implement 3 digital products for people to confidently use digital devices and products to access support and improve health and wellbeing. 3. Undertake crossborder research and project evaluation to robustly evidence ‘what works,’ and apply learning throughout the project to inform service delivery, organisational change and policy development to reduce inequalities and foster resilient health and social care systems. The procurement is structured into three distinct but interrelated lots: - Lot 1 – Self-directed Help: Digital tools enabling individuals to access information, guidance and support independently, including anonymous access where appropriate. - Lot 2 – Personalised Journey: Solutions supporting ongoing recovery and wellbeing through personalised tracking, goalsetting, service navigation and peer interaction. - Lot 3 – Data Sharing: Capabilities to support person held records and controlled data sharing across services, reducing duplication and enabling continuity of care. A key objective of the contract is to deliver outcome based digital solutions, rather than prescriptive technical systems. Bidders are therefore required to demonstrate how their solutions achieve defined user and service outcomes, including improved access to support services, sustained user engagement, increased digital inclusion, and enhanced service insight through data and analytics. This approach reflects the programme’s emphasis on codesign and participatory development, ensuring that solutions are aligned with real user needs and are capable of achieving meaningful adoption. Queens University Belfast (QUB) is the overall lead for the project with the Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI hosted by University of Strathclyde) leading on activity 2 above. In delivery with the wider SUMIT partners, DHI is seeking to develop and implement innovative routes to market for the crossborder procurement of 3 digitally enabled products. All solutions and services delivered under this contract must comply with all applicable data protection legislation in force within the jurisdictions of delivery, including the EU General Data Protection Regulation (EU GDPR) as implemented in the Republic of Ireland, and the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) together with the Data Protection Act 2018. The Contractor shall ensure that its solution remains fully compliant with these statutory requirements at all times throughout the term of the contract. This contract will also be available for use by SUMIT Core Partners; Queen’s University Belfast, Trinity College Dublin, University of St Andrews, Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations and Associate Partners; Alcohol Forum Ireland, Developing Healthy Communities NI, Dundalk Institute of Technology, North Eastern Regional Drug & Alcohol Task Force.

The SPS are seeking a supplier to provide software to be used to fascilitate virtual visits across the SPS estate. The supplier shall also be required to provide continued support and maintenance as part of the contract.

The Integrated Care Systems (ICS) clinical conditions strategy requires networks and workstreams to support the delivery of high-quality care. Their work will include use of nationally recognised best practice guidance and the tools to enable all parts of the North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board (NENC ICB) to provide high quality care. Guidance and pathways need to be collated, reviewed and adopted across the region. With access enabled across the system for all clinicians to enable the right care to be given at the right time in the right place. The service includes maintenance of the existing Agilio Clinical Portal across NENC ICB as outlined in the draft service specification. This market engagement invites individuals and organisations to express an interest and to register their request to attend a 30-minute provider engagement event and demonstration of the Agilio. One session will be held on 06 August 2026 and one on 11 August 2026. More details are available in the NENC081 RFI Documentation. These events/demonstrations are NOT part of any pre-qualification or selection process. It is intended as an awareness, communication, and information gathering exercise. An expression of interest is no indication of a commitment to participate in the demonstrations, nor does it infer any preferential or special status on those individuals and organisations who express an interest. To register an interest in providing a demonstration of your solution and for information please go to the e-tender portal: https://atamis-1928.my.site.com/s/Welcome Please note that the deadline for registering your interest in attending a demonstration is 17:00 on the 29th July 2026. Following this market engagement exercise, any provider will be able to express an interest to deliver a future contract following publication of a Tender Notice and the procurement opportunity, regardless if they have attended a demonstration or not. Whilst registering your interest on Atamis please complete the criteria questions. Please note that all communications will be conducted via the Atamis e-tender portal only. It is free to register on the portal, and it can be accessed at any time of day providing you have a working internet connection. Should bidders have any queries, or are having problems registering on the portal; they should contact the Atamis helpdesk via Phone number +448000988201 and by email at support-health@atamis.co.uk The helpdesk is open Monday - Friday between 9:00am - 6.00pm

The Council require one Contractor to provide Generator and UPS Maintenance and Services. The Council requires that the UPS systems and back-up generators ("Equipment") are reliable and that critical systems are fully backed up thus eliminating risk of losing power to critical services. The Service Provider must ensure peak performance of the Equipment and the Council must not be left in a position where any of the Equipment fail to maintain continuous operation. The Specification covers the minimum standards required for Generator and UPS systems servicing, maintenance and repairs on the Council's property portfolio as set out in the Asset List (Appendix A) of the documents. The full specification of works and details of the Council's equipment is provided within the suite of procurement documents. An accompanied site visit is a condition to tender and site visits will be made available via the messaging portal.

DESNZ is seeking to procure a contractor/s to deliver Phase 3 of the Homes for Net Zero research programme (HfNZ P3). This is a continuation of our multiyear, largescale research and demonstration trial, building on the existing cohort of approximately 1,250 owner-occupied homes. Among other tasks the appointed contractor(s) will be responsible for trial management and coordination, longitudinal monitoring, data collection and processing, and participant engagement – including physical measurements in homes and social research with occupants. It will include research on practical, scalable pathways to decarbonising owner-occupied homes, particularly complex-to-decarbonise and space constrained properties, with a focus on low carbon heating. This includes evaluating the real-world performance, costs, and user experience of heat pumps (including reversible air-to-air systems), alternative electric heating and domestic hot water solutions. Consumer engagement approaches, and measures to improve resilience to a future climate, such as overheating mitigation, are also key elements of HfNZ P3. The programme will require delivery through competitively procured work packages (lots); • Lot 1: Trial management and co-ordination – including programme management of whole trial, collecting data from monitoring devices and ensuring high data quality, managing trial participants, supporting additional technology trials through an innovation test bed; • Lot 2: Data analysis and research – including technical analysis of in-home monitoring data to answer the research questions, and collaboration with Lots 3 and 4 to ensure methods are designed to address those questions. • Lot 3: Consumer engagement and social research – establishing best practice consumer engagement approaches to transition homes to low carbon heating and using these to support the delivery of measures in Lot 4, carrying out social research to support the research objectives in collaboration with Lot 2. • Lot 4: Design and installation of low carbon heating measures in homes – including, air-source heat pumps, reversible air-air heat pumps, alternative approaches to electric domestic hot water in space constrained homes and the specification and installation of monitoring equipment. Contractors will need to work collaboratively across the work packages as well as with DESNZ and possibly with linked programmes, notably Built Environment Adaptation and Resilience (BEAR) and Heat Pump Ready Programme (info here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/heat-pump-ready-programme/information-about-the-heat-pump-ready-programme#latest-opportunity-from-2026). Outputs are likely to include regular, publicly accessible research publications; including two annual reports with research findings, an annual trial delivery summary, and publication of datasets (subject to GDPR). The programme will also deliver thematic research briefs and a final report at project completion, with outputs designed to directly inform DESNZ policy development and analysis on clean heat, energy efficiency, and climate resilience. DESNZ is holding a supplier event on MS Teams on Wednesday 29th April 2026 from 1400 - 1600, consisting of presentations by DESNZ and interactive feedback sessions.

Birmingham City Council (the Council) is seeking to appoint an organisation to develop and support the implementation of a Clean Air Action Plan at two Birmingham hospitals: Women’s & Children’s. People with existing health conditions are among the groups most vulnerable to the harmful effects of air pollution. As these individuals are more likely to visit healthcare facilities, it is essential that these environments maintain good air quality and that healthcare professionals are equipped to provide advice on air pollution. There is a requirement to develop and support the implementation of a Clean Air Action Plan at two Birmingham hospitals: Women’s & Children’s. Both hospitals will be supported to use the Clean Air Hospital Framework (a tool free of charge) to: • Collaborate with the trust’s sustainability team, engaging stakeholders elsewhere to determine the baseline level of progress with the tool, that can then be used for future self-assessments to track and communicate progress • Present the baseline and subsequent action plan to stakeholder groups in pre-existing forums or in a standalone strategy masterclass • Develop robust Clean Air Action Plans by assessing current performance, identifying the barriers to progress and the actions that will further support cleaner air • Establish governance structures to ensure actions are implemented and sustained. • A team of approximately three Birmingham health professionals will also be identified as Ambassadors for Clean Air and will be mobilised at key opportunities e.g. comms on the Birmingham CAZ/local/national clean air policy or on Clean Air Day/Night. • Begin implementing their clean air action plans, starting with priority actions. The contract for services will commence 1st September 2026 and will be in place for a period of 1 year, 6 months.

Applications are invited from Contractors, under the terms of the NEC4 ECSC Short Contract, for the following PEACEPLUS project: Moneydarragh Community Hub Ltd - Creation of new outdoor classroom - PP2014: Supply and installation of new outdoor Messy Play activity area and associated site works at Moneydarragh Community Hub, Annalong. The works will be for Civil Engineering - 45200000-9, Landscaping - 45112700-2, Paved Areas - 45233200-1, Land Clearance - 45111220-6, Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work - 45200000, Ground Maintenance - 77314000-4 for a period of 3 weeks and will commence not before August 2026. To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA18219. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA18219 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 020 3920 8054.

Applications are invited from Contractors, under the terms of the NEC4 ECSC Short Contract, for the following PEACEPLUS project: Moneydarragh Community Hub Ltd – Creation of new outdoor classroom – PP2014: Supply and installation of new outdoor Messy Play activity area and associated site works at Moneydarragh Community Hub, Annalong. The works will be for Civil Engineering - 45200000-9, Landscaping - 45112700-2, Paved Areas - 45233200-1, Land Clearance - 45111220-6, Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work – 45200000, Ground Maintenance - 77314000-4 for a period of 3 weeks and will commence not before August 2026.

The Authority invites tenders for the provision of services primarily for the receipt and bulking of mixed dry recyclables that have been collected by Newry, Mourne and Down District Council prior to bulking and transfer to a nominated Materials Recovery Facility. Due to the nature of the Relevant Member Councils requirements, there is a specific geographical constraint which defines the location of the Delivery Point to which the mixed dry recyclables are to be delivered for this Contract. Over the Term, there is the possibility but no guarantee, that other material waste streams may also be included/removed within the scope of the Contract and/or the nature and degree of segregation of the mixed dry recyclables may change. In addition, the Authority may also use this contract for other ad hoc loads, which may be utilised, as a contingency arrangement for the Relevant Member Council for other waste streams. The appointed Contractor will also be responsible for collating and reporting data and reporting performance relevant to the Contract.

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the notice is being issued for transparency purposes only to allow the subsequent UK6 award notice to be published using the correct procedure/threshold. https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/authority/Notice/NoticeView.aspx?ID=164001

This service is intended for children and young people (CYP) aged 5 to 18 years. Providers should propose appropriate age groupings, ensuring careful consideration is given to avoid grouping children at significantly different developmental stages. Providers must be registered with Ofsted to allow children under 8 years old to attend a full session or be actively working towards registration

Delegated Commissioning St Magnus and St Marthas 26/29.<br/>We have a range of suppliers who deliver various differing services for our delegated commissioning work.

Dear Supplier You have been invited to tender for the provision of South Wales Towage Services. Tender documents have been made available and can be accessed with the stage tab "ITT - Documents". From there you can review the documentation supplied and upload your response as indicated. Any questions relating to this tender should be made via correspondence on the website and can be addressed to the main contact as shown in the details above.