Public Sector Tenders

The Contracting Authority is responsible for the maintenance and improvement of the public road network within the contract area, including carriageways, footways and associated highway infrastructure. This procurement relates to Interim Surfacing Contract ISC W1 (Dungannon), a below-threshold Measured Term Contract (MTC) for the delivery of road surfacing maintenance and improvement works on the public road network. The contract will be initially awarded for a period of two months, with the option, at the sole discretion of the Contracting Authority, of further extensions up to a maximum term of twelve months, subject to operational requirements and satisfactory performance. The contract will operate as a Measured Term Contract, with individual works commissioned through the issue of Works Orders. The Contractor shall undertake surfacing and associated highway works within the designated contract area as instructed by the Contracting Authority. Works Orders will generally range in value from £50,001 to £750,000. The scope of works may include, but is not limited to, the following activities: • Carriageway resurfacing and asphalt surfacing works; • Delivery of multiple concurrent resurfacing schemes across the network; • Carriageway reshaping and profile correction works; • Provision, operation and removal of Temporary Traffic Management; • Adjustment of ironwork and street furniture to new road levels; • Adjustment, renewal and installation of kerbs and kerb lines; • Adjustment, repair and installation of highway drainage systems; • Provision and reinstatement of road markings, road studs and associated traffic management measures; and • Any other ancillary works necessary for the successful completion of surfacing and maintenance schemes. This procurement is being undertaken as an interim and time-limited arrangement to ensure continuity of essential highway maintenance services and the delivery of safety critical resurfacing works within the Dungannon contract area. The Contracting Authority requires this short-term delivery mechanism to maintain service provision pending the establishment and mobilisation of a replacement surfacing contract procured through the Road Asset Management (RAM) Surfacing Framework, in accordance with the Department's established procurement strategy and longer-term delivery model.

Reopening of Open Framework For Workforce Technology Systems (RM6387) for locally delivered Workforce Systems which seeks to continue to support the NHS Long Term Plan and People Digital Plan by providing a route to market for all software systems and digital solutions in use, to support the management, deployment and development of jobs and staff and associated reporting and analytics.

Powys County Council is seeking to appoint a contractor (or a group of contractors acting as a consortium) to develop 24 units of new build council housing on a green field site adjacent to Trawscoed, Llandrinio, Llanymynech, Powys. The scheme comprises of the following house types: - x6 1-bed walk-up flats - x4 2-bed walk-up flats - x5 2-bed bungalows - x1 4-bed dormer bungalow - x4 2-bed houses - x4 3-bed houses The scheme has been designed to meet Welsh Development Quality Requirements 2021 (WDQR 2021), Secured by Design Gold and Lifetime Homes. The dwellings have been designed to meet EPC A rating.

Bolton NHS Foundation Trust (“the Trust”) intends to undertake preliminary market engagement (PME) in advance of a forthcoming procurement exercise for the provision of a new PAS solution to replace its existing PAS. The existing PAS is based on iSOFT’s i.PM product and the latest release in use by the Trust is referred to as ‘Lorenzo i.EPR 2.2.1001’. We will refer to this existing PAS as the ‘Legacy PAS’. The Legacy PAS was first implemented at the Trust in late 2008. The Legacy PAS is maintained and supported by Dedalus under a contract which can be extended until 31 August 2028. Dedalus also hosts the Legacy PAS using the AWS public cloud service. The Trust intends to use PME to assess potential PAS suppliers and their products and to inform a strategic decision by the Trust about whether to procure a new standalone PAS solution to replace the Legacy PAS or to procure an integrated EPR and PAS solution. Information about the PME process and expected activities can be found below, under the heading “Pre-Market Engagement”, and in a separate RFI document published at the same time as this notice. If the Trust decides to proceed with the procurement of a new PAS solution to replace the Legacy PAS, the current expected scope of service includes the following: • the right to use the new PAS solution (a licence) • an implementation project, including programme management, design, configuration and build, testing, early life support, training (most likely in the form of train the trainer), data migration, integration with pre-existing systems, reporting • maintenance and support of the new PAS solution The Trust is keeping an open mind about whether the new PAS solution would be hosted by the Trust ‘on premise’ or hosted by the new supplier (suppliers’ hosting services may be based on public cloud services from Azure, AWS or Google Cloud Platform, or provided through a data centre). The services will need to be provided on-site and/or remotely, depending on the nature of the services.

The opportunity is for a provider of a community-based service that will, on referral from South Yorkshire Police as part of a caution with conditions, divert women who have committed offences away from the criminal justice system and provide proportionate, informed, and timely interventions designed to meet the needs of women. The service aims to reduce reoffending and the escalation of offending and improve outcomes for women, their families, and their communities across South Yorkshire.

Sheffield Hallam University intends to appoint a single Project Support Partner (PSP) under a framework agreement to support the delivery of minor works, refurbishment and estate improvement projects across the University estate. The PSP will work collaboratively with the University's Estates & Facilities team and the appointed Campus Works Partner (CWP) to support the planning, development and delivery of projects delivered through the University's minor works programme.

The Contracting Authority wish to procure Microsoft Enterprise licences from a suitably qualified entity. Licences must be provided in line with Document 02 - Specification of Requirements.

The Contracting Authority is responsible for the maintenance and improvement of the public road network within the contract area, including carriageways, footways and associated highway infrastructure. This procurement relates to Interim Surfacing Contract ISC S1 (Down), a below-threshold Measured Term Contract (MTC) for the delivery of road surfacing maintenance and improvement works on the public road network. The contract will be initially awarded for a period of two months, with the option, at the sole discretion of the Contracting Authority, of further extensions up to a maximum term of twelve months, subject to operational requirements and satisfactory performance. The contract will operate as a Measured Term Contract, with individual works commissioned through the issue of Works Orders. The Contractor shall undertake surfacing and associated highway works within the designated contract area as instructed by the Contracting Authority. Works Orders will generally range in value from £50,001 to £750,000. The scope of works may include, but is not limited to, the following activities: • Carriageway resurfacing and asphalt surfacing works; • Delivery of multiple concurrent resurfacing schemes across the network; • Carriageway reshaping and profile correction works; • Provision, operation and removal of Temporary Traffic Management; • Adjustment of ironwork and street furniture to new road levels; • Adjustment, renewal and installation of kerbs and kerb lines; • Adjustment, repair and installation of highway drainage systems; • Provision and reinstatement of road markings, road studs and associated traffic management measures; and • Any other ancillary works necessary for the successful completion of surfacing and maintenance schemes. This procurement is being undertaken as an interim and time-limited arrangement to ensure continuity of essential highway maintenance services and the delivery of safety critical resurfacing works within the Down contract area. The Contracting Authority requires this short-term delivery mechanism to maintain service provision pending the establishment and mobilisation of a replacement surfacing contract procured through the Road Asset Management (RAM) Surfacing Framework, in accordance with the Department's established procurement strategy and longer-term delivery model.

The Contracting Authorities are seeking a suitably qualified and experienced supplier(s) to provide comprehensive Pest Control Services across multiple NHS Trust sites within Lancashire and Cumria under a multi-lot arrangement. The requirement includes the delivery of proactive and reactive Integrated Pest Management (IPM) services, operating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to support patient safety, infection prevention and control, and statutory compliance. Services will include routine inspections, pest monitoring and treatment, bird control, management of pest control assets, specialist inspections, hygiene cleaning following infestations, reporting, and emergency call-out response. The contract will be divided into three Lots covering East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, and University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust. Suppliers may bid for one, multiple, or all Lot

Rossett Community Council is seeking tenders from experienced playground contractors to undertake the redevelopment of the children's play area within Rossett Park. The Council wishes to create an attractive, inclusive and accessible play space for children of mainly older ages and abilities that provides challenging, imaginative and sensory play opportunities whilst complementing the character of the existing park. This is to balance out from the toddler play area we had installed a couple of years ago, hence why it should be aimed at the older aged children, to encourage them to utilise our green space within the community. The successful contractor will be expected to provide all labour, materials, plant, design input where required, installation, testing and certification necessary to complete the project. The scheme is expected to include: • Removal of existing play equipment where identified. • Supply and installation of new inclusive play equipment. • Safety surfacing. • Accessible pathways and site furniture where applicable. • Landscaping and biodiversity enhancements. • Protection and incorporation of retained heritage play features. • Compliance with BS EN 1176 and BS EN 1177. • Practical completion, inspections and certification. Contractors should demonstrate previous experience delivering similar high-quality inclusive playground projects for local authorities, town or community councils or comparable public sector clients.

Trent & Dove Housing is seeking to appoint a single suitably qualified and experienced Contractor to provide a comprehensive asbestos surveying service across its housing portfolio. The Contract includes, but is not limited to, the delivery of Management Surveys, Refurbishment and Demolition (R&D) Surveys, Reinspection Surveys, targeted surveys, communal area surveys, roofline and guttering surveys, consultancy support, asbestos sampling, laboratory analysis, asbestos register updates and associated compliance reporting. The successful Contractor will be responsible for undertaking surveys in occupied and void properties, communal areas and other assets owned or managed by Trent & Dove Housing. Survey information shall be provided electronically and integrated with Trent & Dove Housing's asbestos management system to support statutory compliance, asset management and ongoing risk management. The Contract also includes resident liaison, programme management, quality assurance, technical support, performance reporting and the provision of professional advice to assist Trent & Dove Housing in meeting its duties under the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012. The proposed Contract term is an initial period of three (3) years with the option to extend for two further periods of twelve (12) months (3+1+1).

This is a UK13 Dynamic Market Notice for establishment of a Dynamic Market (DM) to procure Direct Production timber harvesting operations via thinning and clear-felling. The purpose of the requirement is to ensure that Natural Resources Wales meets its statutory duties and provides a timber harvesting service for the whole of Wales. NRW require direct labour services to provide expert felling, processing and extraction of timber to roadside to support current and future Timber Sales and Marketing Plans across the Welsh Government Woodland Estate. Key harvesting services sought include both mechanised and motor manual felling as well as the deployment of winch machinery to deliver steep-ground working without viable mechanised access. Other services required include but are not limited to; alternative harvesting machinery such as tree shear and grapple saws and the delivery of mechanised vegetation clearance, to respond to Statutory Plant Health Notices for example in response to outbreaks of Phytophthora Ramorum, on unmerchantable stands.

The London Borough of Newham (the Council) is seeking to appoint a specialist operator (the Operator) to manage tennis across 9 park sites and deliver a tennis development programme for the Borough. Newham’s current Tennis Management and Tennis Development programme is delivered by an external Tennis provider. The concession opportunity is offered for an initial period of five years from 1st April 2027 to 31st March 2032. After this time the contract may be extended for a further two years at the sole discretion of the Council, between 1st April 2032 to 31st March 2034. The Operator will work together with the Council’s Parks and Green Assets Team as well as the Leisure and Sports Team, sharing knowledge, developing systems, and delivering an attractive, value for money service to users. To access tender on Delta E-Sourcing, please use the below access code: 8AH3G5ST35 For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Sports-facilities-operation-services./WKJTS5AV82 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/WKJTS5AV82

Delegated Commissioning Placements (10343) - Inmind Healthcare Group - 26/29<br/><br/>We have a range of suppliers who deliver various differing services for our delegated commissioning work.

Northern Trains Limited, is a Train Operating Company (TOC) that operates passenger rail services in the North of England. Northern Trains Limited is publishing this notice to establish a contract with a single supplier for the supply of end point assessments for train conductors. Northern Trains Limited is acting as Main Provider to deliver education and training for Level 2 Conductor EPAs. NTL is on the Department for Education's Apprenticeship Provider and Assessment Register (APAR) under UKPRN 10085493. Northern's Training Academy, as main training provider, require the services of an End Point Assessment Organisation (EPAO), who will carry out registration, all parts of the assessment and the certification for the Level 2 Passenger Transport Operatives. The nature of the arrangement is that the services will be supplied under a NTL standard services agreement. Where used throughout this notice, the meaning of Train Operating Companies includes all and any of those train operating companies who, currently or in the future, provide services for the carriage of passengers by railway: under a franchise agreement with the Secretary of State within the meaning of section 23(3) of the Railways Act 1993 or under, or secured under, the Secretary of State's duty in section 30(1) of the Railways Act 1993; or in accordance with legislation which supersedes or amends the powers referred to in a) and b), including where such powers are transferred from the Secretary of State to another body.  The list of current providers of services for the carriage of passengers by railway under these provisions can be found at https://www.gov.uk/guidance/public-register-of-rail-passenger-contracts. Novation or Assignment The framework agreement may be novated or assigned by Northern Trains Limited to Train Operating Companies, or to DFT Operator Limited (company number: 07141122) or any successor parent company to a Train Operating Company, following a corporate restructuring or similar circumstance.  Other Information Northern Trains Limited expressly reserves the right: not to award any suppliers the contract referred to in this notice; and in no circumstances will the customer be liable for any costs incurred by the suppliers. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta Esourcing at: www.delta-esourcing.com To respond to this opportunity, please click here: www.delta-esourcing.com Contract reference 1049577008 Access code A38U5S93KT

To provide a consultant led service for patients of East Cheshire Dermatology service

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Health Mission Mission is procuring health economic expertise to support aspects of its Dementia Challenge programme. • WP1 Co-develop approach, working close with UKRI and the 4-8 intervention teams; • WP2 Collaboratively working with delivery partners to implement the approach; • WP3 Analysis and reporting (e.g. baseline, mid-point, end-point); • WP4 Call-off contract for expertise support (defined by time period, skills and #days). The services required will include support with: 1. The creation of a meta-analysis of published data to produce a report on the estimated health economic and total economic burden for the UK in aggregate and by devolved nation. 2. The development, in collaboration with the Health Mission team, innovation and intervention 'owners' and lead investigators, of appropriate health economic metrics to capture for each real-world clinical evaluation. 3. The provision of a comprehensive health and wider economic analysis of the outputs from the individual intervention or innovation real world evaluation studies. 4. The provision of a report that aggregates the health economic lessons from the real-world clinical evaluation and build a model of their impact were they to be adopted as a standard of care in the NHS across the UK 5. The provision of consulting services to additional work packages as agreed with the Health Mission team from time to time. Supplier Webinar: Potential Suppliers are encouraged to attend a forthcoming Supplier Webinar Event. The Supplier Webinar Event for UKRI present the outline requirements, provide a forum for questions and answers from potential suppliers, with information exchanged that may be used to finalise the Specification. The event will take place on Wednesday 21st July at 15:00 via Microsoft Teams. This activity is a Preliminary Market Engagement exercise, and should not be interpreted as an invitation to tender at this stage. UKRI reserves the right to amend the requirement and the anticipated procurement process at any time.

The Council is looking to identify parties interested in delivering Waste Management Services for the Royal Borough of Greenwich as detailed in the attached PME supporting document.

Modification Notice Original description: The typical activity under Lot 4 will be to deliver an Out of Hours (OOH) Call Handling Service for Golden Lane Housing tenants, tenant support workers and/or their families to report emergency and appointable repairs outside of normal working hours (including evenings, weekends and bank holidays) as detailed in the tender documents. This service will include the keeping and maintenance of out of hours records, and the communication of out of hours jobs that require attendance by the third-party Responsive Repairs Contractor. Description of the modifications Contract Novated from MCP Property Services Ltd (company number 03744489), Building B, The Chase, Foxholes Business Park, John Tate Road, Hertford, SG13 7NN to MCP Plus Limited (company number 1678486), Unit 7, Gentlemens Field, Westmill Road, Ware, Hertforshire, SG12 0EF. All other terms and conditions of the Contract remain unchanged. Description of the circumstances which rendered the modification necessary and explanation of the unforeseen nature of these circumstances: This modification is made under Regulation 72(1)(d)(ii) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. Following the administration of the original contractor, a new contractor has assumed the rights and obligations under the contract. The new contractor satisfies the original qualitative selection criteria originally established for the award of the contract. No other changes have been made to the contract, and the modification is not intended to circumvent the Public Contract Regulations 2015.

SCDC is letting a concessionary services contract to appoint a provider who can provide electronic enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks on taxi drivers and private hire drivers operating within the district. SCDC also requires the provision of an interim DBS update service check and Driving Licence Check for all licensed Drivers.

A funding opportunity has become available to utilise from the Home Office, for Contracting Authorities to procure Intervention services for Children who Use Harm. This is a two strand funding opportunity: 1. Child-to-parent/caregiver abuse (CPCA) 2. Teenage relationship abuse (TRA) By providing targeted support, these interventions aligns closely with local strategic priorities, particularly those focused on prevention, early intervention, reducing inequalities, improving wellbeing and supporting vulnerable individuals. This notice is an expression of interest and engagement opportunity for suppliers of the above service(s). Dyfed-Powys Police are requesting: 1. An expression of interest 2. Attending a Teams information session with key stakeholders 3. Confirmation of qualification and technical ability 4. Indicative Commercial offering for each provision strand separately Please note these will not be evaluated with a view to award. This information will be used to inform the tender process due approximately September 2026.

Stoke on Trent City Council wishes to appoint a suitable contractor for the upgraded of the generator system at multiple sites. This includes the repurpose of an existing generator at one site.

Cornwall Council is commissioning a Parents as First Teachers (PAFT) service, an evidence-based, trauma-responsive home learning programme that supports families to improve children’s early development, strengthen parent-child attachment, and enhance the home learning environment. As part of Cornwall’s Early Help and Family Hubs offer, the service will provide targeted home-based support to families most at risk of poorer outcomes, with a focus on improving school readiness and reducing inequalities. Delivery will prioritise families in Camborne & Redruth and St Austell, Newquay & Clay Country, particularly those with children aged 3–4 years, emerging or confirmed SEND, limited access to funded childcare, or experiencing trauma and adversity. Support will be delivered through structured home visits using the accredited PAFT curriculum and in partnership with Family Hubs, Health Visiting, Speech and Language Therapy, Early Years Inclusion, and other Early Help services.

Clatterbridge Cancer Centre is preparing to procure an upgrade to the treatment verification system used to position patients for low-energy ocular proton therapy

The University of Exeter is conducting pre-market engagement to inform the development of its forthcoming procurement for the provision of Fast-Moving Consumer Goods Wholesale supplies. The purpose of this engagement is to obtain feedback from the market on the proposed scope of the requirement, procurement approach, contract structure, evaluation methodology and any other considerations that may help shape the tender documentation. Interested suppliers are invited to participate by submitting: -A completed Pre-Market Engagement Questionnaire; and -A brief company presentation or pitch outlining your organisation, the products and services you offer, relevant experience, innovations, and any value-added services that could support the University's requirements. Responses should be submitted via the e-tendering portal by Monday 30th November 2026. The University will review responses on a rolling basis throughout the pre-market engagement period and may contact suppliers before the closing date to seek clarification, request additional information or arrange follow-up discussions where appropriate. As responses are reviewed, the University may invite suppliers to attend individual meetings, either virtually via Microsoft Teams or in person at the University of Exeter, to discuss their feedback and proposals in more detail. Invitations will be issued throughout the pre-market engagement period, and meeting dates and times will be agreed directly with the relevant suppliers. Participation in this PME is voluntary and does not constitute a call for competition. The information gathered will be used solely to help inform the University's procurement strategy and tender documentation. Participation will not provide any advantage or disadvantage in any subsequent procurement process, and the University reserves the right to amend its procurement strategy or decide not to proceed with the procurement following completion of this engagement exercise.