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Vehicle Spares, Consumables & Workshop Maintenance Framework 2026-2030

Description: Hampshire County Council (HCC) in collaboration with Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Authority (HIWFRS) require the supply of vehicle spares, workshop consumables and the servicing of their workshop equipment and tools, to support the servicing and maintenance their vehicle fleets. A multi-supplier framework is currently in place for vehicle spares expiring at the end of March 2026. The Authorities are planning to re-procure a multi-lotted framework to bring together other fleet related consumables and workshop servicing and maintenance, into a single framework. The framework will be split into the following Lots. Lots 1 to 3 will be for supply of Goods: Lot 1- Supply of Vehicle Spares & Parts Lot 2- Supply of Vehicle Lubricants and Associated products Lot 3 - Supply of Bottled Gases (read more...)

Summary: Hampshire County Council, in partnership with Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Authority, is looking to re-procure a framework for vehicle spares, consumables, and workshop maintenance services. The contract, titled "Vehicle Spares, Consumables & Workshop Maintenance Framework 2026-2030," is valued at approximately £13.24 million. Covering the locations of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, the framework consists of four lots: supply of vehicle parts, lubricants, bottled gases, and services for workshop tools. The framework utilises an open procurement method and promises easy call-offs with online submissions allowed through the specified portal. The current framework is active and in the tendering stage with a submission deadline set for 7th April 2026, and potential suppliers are encouraged to bid for one or multiple lots without restriction.

Vehicle Spares, Consumables & Workshop Maintenance Framework 2026-2030

Description: Hampshire County Council (HCC) in collaboration with Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Authority (HIWFRS) require the supply of vehicle spares, workshop consumables and the servicing of their workshop equipment and tools, to support the servicing and maintenance their vehicle fleets. A multi-supplier framework is currently in place for vehicle spares expiring at the end of March 2026. The Authorities are planning to re-procure a multi-lotted framework to bring together other fleet related consumables and workshop servicing and maintenance, into a single framework. The framework will be split into the following Lots. Lots 1 to 3 will be for supply of Goods: Lot 1- Supply of Vehicle Spares & Parts Lot 2- Supply of Vehicle Lubricants and Associated products Lot 3 - Supply of Bottled Gases (read more...)

Summary: Hampshire County Council, in partnership with Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Authority, is looking to re-procure a framework for vehicle spares, consumables, and workshop maintenance services. The contract, titled "Vehicle Spares, Consumables & Workshop Maintenance Framework 2026-2030," is valued at approximately £13.24 million. Covering the locations of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, the framework consists of four lots: supply of vehicle parts, lubricants, bottled gases, and services for workshop tools. The framework utilises an open procurement method and promises easy call-offs with online submissions allowed through the specified portal. The current framework is active and in the tendering stage with a submission deadline set for 7th April 2026, and potential suppliers are encouraged to bid for one or multiple lots without restriction.

Fire Safety Products and Associated Services

Description: Procurement Services are looking to create a local and national framework for the provision or Fire Safety Products and Associated Services. This questionnaire is designed to understand supplier experiences, challenges, and expectations regarding Fire Safety Products within the Public Sector. This is a Pre Market Engagement notice and not a call for competition. Scope and LOT structure is still to be determined. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-West-Malling:-Fire-extinguisher-powder./6VMV9882WG To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/6VMV9882WG

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Kent County Council, trading as Procurement Services, involves creating a framework for Fire Safety Products and Associated Services. This process is currently in the planning stage with a pre-market engagement notice designed to gather supplier insights and refine the framework structure. The industry category focuses on firefighting equipment and related services, with potential applications within the public sector across both local and national frameworks. The project is located in West Malling, UK, and interested parties are encouraged to complete the relevant questionnaire and engage in discussions by the deadline of 31st March 2026.

Supply of Laundry Chemicals, Tanks and Pumps

Description: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (STH) operates a large in-house laundry facility processing approximately 632,000 textile items per month across clinical and patient-care settings. The Trust is seeking market information ahead of a competitive procurement for Laundry chemicals, pumps and tanks.

Summary: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is currently engaging in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Supply of Laundry Chemicals, Tanks and Pumps." This process falls under the industry categories "Cleaning products," "Various chemical products," and "Installation services of laundry washing, dry-cleaning and drying machines." The Trust operates a large in-house laundry facility in Sheffield (UKE32 region) and seeks to gather market information ahead of a competitive procurement, valued at approximately £487,740 gross. Interested parties have until 23 March 2026 to participate in the Request for Information (RFI) process, accessible via the Atamis e-tendering portal. The contract period is set to commence on 1 June 2026, with potential extensions until 2 June 2031.

HH118-25-HB Maintenance of Fire Fighting Equipment

Description: NHS Highland requires a service for the maintenance of fire-fighting equipment, ensuring full compliance with all applicable statutory requirements across all NHS Highland sites.

Summary: NHS Highland is inviting bids for the maintenance of fire-fighting equipment services across its sites, with active procurement stages highlighted in the tender documentation. Categorised under repair and maintenance services of firefighting equipment, the tender is open for submissions until 1 April 2026 at 12:00 PM BST. The services are required in various locations including Inverness and Argyll and Bute, among others. As part of the tender process, NHS Highland emphasises compliance with statutory requirements, aiming to enhance community benefits. The procurement is conducted through an open procedure with an estimated contract value of £200,000 GBP, offering multiple lots with the potential for a contract extension of up to 24 months.

HH118-25-HB Maintenance of Fire Fighting Equipment

Description: NHS Highland requires a service for the maintenance of fire-fighting equipment, ensuring full compliance with all applicable statutory requirements across all NHS Highland sites.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by NHS Highland involves an open tender for the "HH118-25-HB Maintenance of Fire Fighting Equipment" contract, under the "Health" industry category. NHS Highland, located in Inverness, seeks to ensure statutory compliance in the maintenance of fire-fighting equipment across all its sites. The tender was published on 2 March 2026 and is currently in the Tender stage. The submission deadline for bid proposals is set for 1 April 2026 at 12:00 pm. This service contract which offers a total estimated value of £200,000, targets delivery within the UKM6 region.

T165 Farming for Water - Seagahan Catchment Area, County Armagh

Description: The Seagahan Farming for Water scheme aims to develop sustainable, catchment-scale solutions for the protection of rivers and lakes, which are the main sources of our drinking water. The project focuses on reducing the amount of the herbicide MCPA, nutrients and soil getting into rivers, streams and Seagahan reservoir from which drinking water is abstracted. Service requirements are to be provided at farms (as identified by NI Water) within the Seagahan catchment. See Schedule 1 Specification for further detail on the requirement.

Summary: Northern Ireland Water Ltd, based in Belfast, is initiating a tender process for the "T165 Farming for Water - Seagahan Catchment Area, County Armagh" project. This procurement focuses on agricultural services to develop sustainable solutions for water protection in the Seagahan catchment area. The procurement method is a competitive flexible procedure, targeting sub-central government needs with an emphasis on both quality and cost in the award criteria. Interested parties should note the critical deadline for submissions by 24th March 2026, with potential awards announced by 27th April 2026. The contract, valued at £420,000 with a gross amount of £504,000, is set to commence on 1st June 2026 and will run until 31st May 2027, with options to extend annually up to 2030.

Maintenance of Piped Medical Gases and Vacuum Systems

Description: A goods contract for piped medical gases and vacuum systems across three sites, RLI, WGH, FGH. The contract has a requirement for ad-hoc spend outside of the planned maintenance schedule and pricing for this is required in the accompanying pricing schedule. Sub contracting of any part of this contract is not permitted. Please note any bids received that deviate from any aspect of the Technical Specification will be classed as variant bids, and bidders may be excluded from the procurement process. The contractor must allow for out of hours working. Contractors must liaise with Theatre staff to arrange out of hours access for quarterly AGSS checks and yearly LEV testing.

Summary: The procurement process involves the maintenance of piped medical gases and vacuum systems, managed by the University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust (UHMB) with the support of Procurement Services - Lifecycle on behalf of Commercial Services Kent Limited. The contract pertains to multiple sites across the UKD4 region, specifically at Royal Lancaster Infirmary, Westmorland General Hospital, and Furness General Hospital. Categorised under the medical gases industry, this tender is in the stage of ongoing update, with a submission deadline of 24th March 2026 and an enquiry cut-off on 16th March 2026. Utilising an open procedure, this goods contract explicitly prohibits subcontracting and has been valued at £220,000 with potential gross expenditure reaching £264,000. The tender is overseen by central government, ensuring compliance with legal standards as set by the UKPGA 2023 legislative act.

Maintenance of Piped Medical Gases and Vacuum Systems

Description: A goods contract for piped medical gases and vacuum systems across three sites, RLI, WGH, FGH. The contract has a requirement for ad-hoc spend outside of the planned maintenance schedule and pricing for this is required in the accompanying pricing schedule. Sub contracting of any part of this contract is not permitted. Please note any bids received that deviate from any aspect of the Technical Specification will be classed as variant bids, and bidders may be excluded from the procurement process. The contractor must allow for out of hours working. Contractors must liaise with Theatre staff to arrange out of hours access for quarterly AGSS checks and yearly LEV testing.

Summary: The procurement process involves the maintenance of piped medical gases and vacuum systems, managed by the University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust (UHMB) with the support of Procurement Services - Lifecycle on behalf of Commercial Services Kent Limited. The contract pertains to multiple sites across the UKD4 region, specifically at Royal Lancaster Infirmary, Westmorland General Hospital, and Furness General Hospital. Categorised under the medical gases industry, this tender is in the stage of ongoing update, with a submission deadline of 24th March 2026 and an enquiry cut-off on 16th March 2026. Utilising an open procedure, this goods contract explicitly prohibits subcontracting and has been valued at £220,000 with potential gross expenditure reaching £264,000. The tender is overseen by central government, ensuring compliance with legal standards as set by the UKPGA 2023 legislative act.

PRN26009 Pre Market Engagement - Landlord Natural Gas Supply

Description: Choice Housing Ireland are currently preparing to initiate a procurement process in 2026 to establish one or more contracts for the Supply of Landlord Natural Gas. Prior to initiating the procurement exercise we wish to engage with the market to: provide suppliers with an initial awareness of the planned tender opportunity and business requirement; gain insight to the current market; provide Choice with confidence around deliverability and implementation; inform the procurement strategy; prepare the market for the forthcoming procurement; ensure that the procurement and contract are attractive to the market and encourage competition.

Summary: Choice Housing Ireland Limited, a public authority under sub-central government, is currently in the planning phase for a procurement process titled "PRN26009 Pre Market Engagement - Landlord Natural Gas Supply." The procurement is focused on securing the supply of natural gas as part of public utility services in Northern Ireland, specifically within the UKN region. The authority aims to ensure a thorough market engagement, inviting suppliers to register on eTendersNI to access relevant documentation by 12 March 2026. Although the procurement process is in the planning stage, the contract period is expected to commence on 1 October 2026, extending potentially until 2028. The procurement will follow Northern Irish devolved regulations, and stakeholders can access the preliminary market engagement notice published on 25 February 2026.