Public Sector Tenders

Torus Foundation would like to commission an evaluation partner to: •Independently evaluate the impact that the Torus Foundation has in Torus neighbourhoods and communities for the period April 2023 - March 2026 (inclusive). •Where possible, determine the Social Return on Investment from its programmes. •Provide advice on whether Torus Foundation is collecting the appropriate data and delivering expected and helpful outcomes. •Using external sources assess good practice and advise on what, in the area Torus Foundation is operating and beyond, on what 'good' looks like. Advise on improvements that can be made to processes, performance and data as well as a comprehensive suite of Key Performance Indicators's (KPI) and Management Information (MI). •Advise on: What programmes/areas of activity deliver the greatest positive impact? What areas should we invest in for the most impact? What areas should we disinvest/disengage from? Develop theories of change where possible which include credible attribution towards prevention. The contract will commence on 1st June 2026 and will run for approx 7 months. 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.

Setting up of a software reseller arrangement

This procurement is for the provision of a turnkey solution for the design, supply, installation, commissioning, integration, and ongoing maintenance of pharmacy automated storage and fulfilment systems for a new NHS distribution centre in Birmingham. The scope includes both ambient and temperature‑controlled storage solutions, systems integration with SAP S/4HANA EWM, staff training, and lifecycle support to ensure safe, efficient, and compliant pharmaceutical distribution.

The Ministry of Defence (MOD), acting through Sense Decide and Communicate (SDC) - Command and Control, Target, Navigation, Communications (C2TNC), intends to undertake preliminary market engagement for the procurement of a follow‑on contract to support, sustain, and install Fibre Optic Compass System (FOCS) equipment across the Royal Navy (RN), Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA), and Submarine fleets. This engagement is being conducted in accordance with Section 16 of the Procurement Act 2023 (Preliminary Market Engagement) and aims to ensure the Authority understands the current market, technical capability, supply chain, and commercial models relevant to this requirement. The intended procurement covers: a) Core agreement to provide support and sustain existing systems: a. Through-life technical support to sustain the existing FOCS capability. b. System availability management. c. Technical query resolution. d. Obsolescence management. e. Maintenance and updating of all technical documentation in accordance with MOD policy f. Spares and repairs service provision. The responsibility for the management of spares and repairs to be held by the supplier. g. Storage of all materiel required for support in accordance with relevant defence standards. b) Non-core scope to complete ad-hoc tasking: a. Ad-hoc tasking to support equipment faults, engineering studies, or system enhancements. b. Potential tasking to perform installation activity on remaining platforms in the current FOCS tech refresh programme. c. Attendance on ships/subs, military bases, and operational environments when required (in accordance with CONDO if required).

Waste collection and recycling services across the county

CORSERV Solutions Limited on behalf of its CORMAC division is seeking to procure specialist surfacing labour from suitably experienced and accredited suppliers. The successful suppliers will be appointed to a multi supplier agreement to provide specialist surfacing labour to CORMAC as and when required, primarily throughout the counties of Cornwall and Devon.

North Region - Wales Brief Scope of Works • Replace D&W • Replace Roof • Potential for External Wall Insulation Amey have been tasked by the DIO through the FDIS to deliver the Regional Accommodation Maintenance Service for the Central and North Regions. This notice is a call for competition and there may not be a further notice related to this opportunity. For Amey to accept any EoI it is ESSENTIAL that any subcontractor is: • willing to act as Main Contractor (essential requirement); • a Verified member of Constructionline (GOLD), relevant Work Category MUST show that Subcontracting is possible, and the 'Building Safety Act - Standard Construction' must be Verified; • capable of working to MOD SFG20 (PPM works only); • capable of working in a BIM Level 2 environment (where applicable); • compliant with DefStan 05-138 (required if you are likely to handle MoD Identifiable Information on your IT system); • willing to work with Amey to deliver Social Value to our Client; ideally, complete the Social Value Goal within the Constructionline platform. DESIRABLE attributes of our Supply Chain: • have a Corporate Social Responsibility policy; • have a Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan If successful the subcontractor will need to pass a PQQ, sign up to Amey Terms and Conditions, and meet the MoD Security Requirements. This future opportunity notice is for Expressions of Interest, BY EMAIL ONLY. Procurement Documentation will follow separately via a link from our e-tender portal (Curtis Fitch). Note 1: The bidder must quote for all aspects of the Works. Note 2: Future works of a similar nature may be negotiated based upon submitted rates. Note 3: Those making an Expression of Interest will be required to sign-up to our 'Sub-contract Agreement' where 'Mini Competitions' or 'Call Offs' will be used to tender works/services. Note 4: For complex projects such as External Wall Insulation installation, Structural works etc. it is a requirement that the bidder must (at Contract Award) carry PI Insurance cover of not less than £1,000,000. Note 5: Those making an EoI will be assessed in accordance with the Public Contract Regulations 2015 i.e. Regulations 57, 58 & 60. ADS expressly reserves the right to require those making an EoI to provide additional information supplementing or clarifying any of the information requested. Note 6: Depending on Amey's annual spend with individual bidders you may be required to either have committed to the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi), set SBTi approved near-term targets, or Net Zero targets. This opportunity is also advertised on Constructionline. ADS does not bind itself to accept any tender and is not liable for any costs incurred by those expressing an interest or tendering for this opportunity.

Single supplier framework for Specialist Technical and Strategic Support for Strategy Development.

The Commissioners, North Lincolnshire Council and Humber & North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (HNYICB), are seeking engagement for the development of our residential care offer to support short term Integrated Recovery & Assessment Beds, respite placements and enhanced dementia care. The core objective of the service(s) will be to maximise independence and enabling people to return home in a time efficient manner, safely, with the support that meets their needs. We aim to utilise this engagement opportunity to understand how the North Lincolnshire Residential Care sector might incorporate various innovative approaches and care models to diversify in alignment with our identified needs and local priorities.

The British Museum wishes to appoint a Registered Building Control Approver to provide Building Control advice throughout the re-development of the Western Range and associated enabling works projects. The Western Range is a substantial part of the estate that is in urgent need of both repair and re-imagining. The re-development offers the Museum an opportunity to make a statement of its future intent, through reimagined galleries, new state-of-the-art storage facilities and engaging contemporary architecture, in juxtaposition to the highly significant and already celebrated listed buildings on the site. The Western Range comprises around 7,500m2 of gallery space and currently houses the Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece (including the Parthenon Sculptures), Rome, and Ancient Assyria and Middle East collections, along with 4,500m2 of back-of-house collection storage space. The estimated contract value is based on benchmarking against comparable projects and is provided for indicative purposes only.

Cumberland Council is looking to procure a new contract for the delivery of its Targeted Careers Information Advice and Guidance Service in 2026 with the aim of new contract of up to 5 years commencing in January 2027. Following the initial market engagement exercise, the Council is seeking to further engage with the market to: Provide an update on the proposed scope, commercial approach and timetable; and Enable potential suppliers to ask questions and provide further non‑binding feedback.

Scottish Borders Council are seeking to engage with the market in relation to a proposed feasibility study for installation of solar PV at a former landfill.

Thusly, the RN is keen to understand options for the use of uncrewed systems to provide range clearance and assurance, ensuring that the testing of equipment can continue to be performed in a timely and, critically, safe manner.

The purpose of the contract is to provide routine service and maintenance of all fire dampers as set out in the asset register for a period of two years with the University having the option to renew for two further twelve month periods subject to performance. During the term of the contract the Appointed Contractor will be required to service, test and maintain all Fire Dampers across the University Estate, conforming to all relevant legislation and standards. The contract requires the contractor to allow for one service interval per annum.

Thusly, the RN is keen to understand options for the use of uncrewed systems to provide range clearance and assurance, ensuring that the testing of equipment can continue to be performed in a timely and, critically, safe manner.

Following the successful delivery of the Rendezvous and Proximity Operations (RPO) regulatory sandbox, the Government intends to invest up to £7 million in further regulatory sandboxes and innovative regulatory tools, focusing on high-growth areas and complex mission types. As part of this programme, we are intending to develop a regulatory sandbox focused on re-entry activities in financial year 2026/27.

The Royal Borough of Greenwich is undertaking a procurement to commission high-quality services for children and young people through the delivery of the NextGen Youth. These services will form a central part of the Council's approach to supporting children, young people, and their families aged 5-19 (and up to 25 for those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities - SEND), giving every child the best start in life. The procurement seeks to deliver innovative, accessible, and inclusive youth services that promote positive outcomes, strengthen communities, and respond to the diverse needs of young people across the borough. The commissioned services will provide safe spaces, trusted support, and opportunities for personal development, participation, and wellbeing, aligned with the priorities set out in the Council's Children and Young People Plan. The NextGen Youth service will form part of a broader integrated NextGen Greenwich offer to support the health and wellbeing of children, young people and their families in the borough. The Council is intending to let a single contract for the provision of NextGen Youth. The estimated commencement date shall be 1 October 2026, with an initial end date of 30th September 2031. At the sole discretion of the Council the Contract may be extended to 31 October 2035.

Tenders are invited for the provision of a specialist security service as described in the Specification and in accordance with the Housing Executive’s Conditions of Contract included with the Tender Documentation.

The DIPS 2.0. framework will provide access to professional services requirements, enabling the recruitment of digital and IT resources. It will be available for customers with defence and security requirements, including but not limited to MoD and potentially Home Office and FCDO.

Children and Young People Independent Advocacy and Independent Visitor Service Service requirements for the provision of: An Advocacy and Independent visitor Service for: - Manchester Cared for Children and Young People who are Care Leavers. - 16- and 17-year-old who are at risk of becoming homeless. - Care experience/d Children and young people who want to make a complaint or representation about the services they are receiving from the Authority. - An Independent Visitor service for Cared for children from 8 to 18 years old

Lake District National Park Authority (LDNPA) invite contractors to submit tenders for the redesign of the heating system at Wayfaring House to reduce its carbon consumption and footprint. The design should consider other elements such as the fabric of the building that could help to minimise the carbon impact of the site. The tender is to provide options and a recommendation for the redesign but not for the installation of the proposed approach.

Core Highway Surfacing works, covering the delivery of significant resurfacing and maintenance works across the council's highways network. The contract is to be a single supplier works contract for large scale, machine laid surfacing and associated civil engineering works. Delivery of highway surfacing schemes across the Cumberland area Maintenance and repair of existing highways Inlay, overlay, and full/partial reconstruction Associated civil engineering works Road marking replacements Traffic management Duration is for up to 6 years. Initial period of 4 years with the option to extend for up to two further periods of 1 year each.

City of York Council are seeking a contractor to deliver the Clifton SEND hub - Changing Place contract.

Provision of a Forestry Services & Equipment Framework Agreement

Wrexham County Borough Council (WCBC) is looking to appoint a sole supplier for the provision of Project Management and Quantity Surveying services to support the development of a new special school in Wrexham for pupils with additional learning needs. This project represents a significant investment in specialist education provision within the County and is being progressed through the Welsh Government’s Sustainable Communities for Learning programme. The Council has completed RIBA Stage 2 design development, supported by an indicative cost plan, and now seeks experienced and capable suppliers to lead the project through the next stages of design, procurement, construction, and handover. The appointed team will work closely with the Council’s Strategic Project Team, internal stakeholders, external partners, and Welsh Government representatives to ensure the successful delivery of this important scheme. Full details can be found within the documents available free of charge via etenderWales. https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk. Project_ 62474 itt_ 123725