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Parks, Green Spaces and Market Street Public Toilets Maintenance and Cleaning Contract for Kidderminster Town Council

Description: The West Mercia Police Contracts and Procurement Team, acting on behalf of the Kidderminster Town Council (the Authority), is to invite tenders for Provision of Parks, Green Spaces and Market Street Public Toilets Maintenance and Cleaning Contract upon the terms and conditions set out in the tender pack. The Authority is tendering to appoint a single Contractor to provide the Parks, Green Spaces and Public Toilet Cleaning Services to 12 parks and green spaces including a churchyard and public toilet. The subsequent contract will last 3 years initially with an option to extend for a further 12 month term. The tender is being conducted as a Competitive Flex Procedure Two-Stage process under the Procurement Act 2023. The tender is being managed by West Mercia Police Contracts & Procurement (read more...)

Summary: West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner is managing this procurement for Kidderminster Town Council, which will hold the resulting contract. The requirement is a single contractor to maintain parks, green spaces and public toilets across Kidderminster. The service covers 12 parks and green spaces, including a churchyard, together with Market Street public toilets. Work includes grounds and horticultural maintenance, grassing, weed control, tree pruning and maintenance, landscaping, playground equipment maintenance, and cleaning and sanitation of public toilets. Related activities include the use of grounds-maintenance equipment, ornamental planting and pesticides. This is a services contract for work delivered in Kidderminster and is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Framework for the Supply of Liquified Nitrogen to NPB

Description: Nigel Perry Building has a Liquid Nitrogen storage vessel - CC2000, Gross Volume 2050L, which predominating uses the LN2 for X2 Cryofreezers and manual offtake to dewars. The current usage of liquid nitrogen sees us getting refills every 3 weeks, these amounts can fluctuate per refill (max historic top up 1188.482L lowest being 866.600L) This Tender is to establish a Single Supplier Framework for the Ongoing Supply of Liquified Nitrogen Supply to NPB, however future purchases for these requirements may be taken up by any of CPI's existing and future sites throughout the duration of the Framework

Summary: The Centre for Process Innovation Limited is procuring liquid nitrogen for the Nigel Perry Building in Redcar. The requirement covers ongoing deliveries to a CC2000 liquid-nitrogen storage vessel with a gross capacity of 2,050 litres. The nitrogen is mainly used for X2 Cryofreezers and for manual filling of dewars. The stated operating pattern is a refill approximately every three weeks, with delivery quantities varying according to demand. The procurement is for goods, classified under CPV 24111800 for liquid nitrogen. Purchases under the framework may also be taken up by CPI’s existing and future sites during the framework period, so the opportunity may suit suppliers able to serve more than one UK location. CPI is seeking one supplier for the requirement.

DGM/2073 - Safety Of Life At Sea (SOLAS)

Description: A requirement to supply Safety Of Life At Sea (SOLAS) Accredited Stores to the MoD to ensure vessels are equipped with the appropriate capabilities. This procurement seeks to purchase the relevant pyrotechnics for distress signalling & man overboard recovery. The procurement is likely to require a specific number of items to be delivered each year. The items will be required to meet SOLAS standards (where applicable) and be within a specific measurement tolerance to ensure items are able to be stored on vessels. UK1: Pipeline notice was published under Notice identifier: 2026/S 000-067506

Summary: Defence Equipment and Support, part of the Ministry of Defence, is procuring Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) accredited stores for vessels. The requirement covers pyrotechnics used for distress signalling and man-overboard recovery, with specified quantities expected to be delivered each year. Products must meet applicable SOLAS standards and comply with defined measurement tolerances so they can be stored safely on vessels. This is a goods supply contract, classified under fireworks, with delivery required across the United Kingdom. The procurement is intended to provide vessels with the capabilities needed for maritime safety and emergency response. It may suit manufacturers, specialist distributors and suppliers of marine safety equipment, distress-signalling products or approved pyrotechnics.

Maintenance, Repair and Operational Materials (MRO)

Description: The MRO (Maintenance, Repair and Operations) category encompasses a wide range of spare parts, tools and consumables essential to maintaining operational continuity across Anglian Water's asset base. These include hand tools, power tools, mechanical and electrical spares, lubricants, and other non-process chemicals, electrical, instrumentation, control and automation (EICA) spares. The intention is to have multiple routes of order and supply, various ordering channels (e.g., guided buying, counter collection, credit card, supplier websites) and to provide flexibility to source from different locations across the Anglian Water region, depending on urgency, technical expertise and product availability.

Summary: Anglian Water Services Limited intends to procure maintenance, repair and operational materials (MRO) to support operational continuity across its asset base. The requirement covers a broad range of goods, including hand and power tools, mechanical and electrical spare parts, lubricants, non-process chemicals, and electrical, instrumentation, control and automation spares. Supply may need to be provided through several routes, such as guided buying, counter collection, credit card purchasing and supplier websites. The buyer is seeking flexibility to source products from different locations across the Anglian Water region, reflecting urgency, technical expertise and product availability. This is a goods requirement for suppliers able to provide a wide-ranging MRO catalogue and responsive distribution to operational sites.

Trace, Evaluate and Reinforce (TracER)

Description: TracER is intended to improve assurance of Explosive Trace Detection (ETD) screening to detect explosive trace contamination.

Summary: The Department for Transport is procuring TracER, a goods requirement intended to improve assurance of explosive trace detection screening and the detection of explosive trace contamination. The work concerns trace-detection screening assurance rather than general transport operations, and may involve products, equipment, testing or associated technical provision covered by the broad procurement classifications. Delivery is required in the United Kingdom and the United States. The requirement is relevant to suppliers working in explosive trace detection, aviation or transport security, security equipment, laboratory and precision equipment, scientific testing, inspection, research and development, or related technical consultancy. It may also suit businesses able to combine specialist detection capability with evaluation and reinforcement of screening processes for public-sector and security-sensitive applications.

Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Search Supportability Framework

Description: The Authority is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) to inform the market of its intention to establish an Open Defence and Security Framework for the purchase, support and maintenance of a range of in-service Explosive Ordinance Disposal and Search (EOD&S) Tools. The range of equipment requirements is split into the following LOT's: LOT1: User Filler Charge Container (UFCC's): A collection of equipment designed to house assured explosive material to enable explosive cutting, disruption, penetration, access and sympathetic functioning. LOT2: Firing Device/EOD Support Tools: a collection of equipment designed to initiate a variety of energetics or explosive charges using either electrical or mechanical means. LOT3: Mine Marking equipment. LOT4: Detonation/Explosive/Weapon: capability to render safe IEDs through disruption and remotely fired systems using a propelling cartridge (to fire projectiles) to (read more...)

Summary: Defence Equipment and Support intends to establish a framework for buying, supporting and maintaining in-service explosive ordnance disposal and search tools. The scope covers five areas: User Filler Charge Containers for explosive cutting, disruption, penetration and access; firing devices and EOD support tools for initiating energetic or explosive charges; mine-marking equipment; detonation, explosive and weapon systems for remotely disrupting or neutralising improvised explosive devices and munitions; and infrastructure-search equipment. Requirements include equipment, spares, repairs, replacements and maintenance. The buying organisation is Defence Equipment and Support, part of central government. Delivery is across the United Kingdom. The procurement is classified as goods, with associated repair and maintenance, defence equipment, explosives, detonators and mine-detection requirements.

Provision of a deep geothermal solution

Description: The Countess of Chester Hospital is working to meet its statutory net zero requirements in a number of ways. A partner has already been secured to address energy generation and usage on the site using the Carbon and Energy Fund framework. That partner is addressing energy infrastructure on the site, and included in that requirement is to provide an interface with the successful tenderer from this procurement (Deep Geothermal Solution Reference G1065). The Trust has also won a Public Sector Decarbonisation grant to assist with the geothermal installation. Under this geothermal procurement the Trust is seeking a development partner (The awarded supplier from this procurement) who will design a Salix compliant process to investigate and develop a geothermal supply for the hospital. It is envisaged that the successful (read more...)

Summary: The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is procuring a deep geothermal solution for its hospital site in Chester. The requirement is for a development partner to design a Salix-compliant process for investigating and developing a geothermal heat supply. The work covers the technical development needed to establish whether geothermal energy can heat the hospital, including geological and geophysical investigation, drilling, well testing, well completion, downhole equipment, geotechnical engineering and engineering design. The solution must interface with energy-generation and usage infrastructure being delivered separately through the Carbon and Energy Fund framework. If development succeeds, the arrangement is intended to support a long-term Energy Services Agreement under which the energy services provider owns and maintains the geothermal installation and supplies heat to the hospital.

Capability Support Contract 2 - Pipeline Notice (UK1)

Description: The Authority has a requirement to sustain and support a range of specialist mechanical, electro-mechanical, electrical, electronic, pneumatic and hydraulic equipment, including diving and atmosphere monitoring equipment, used in a marine environment. This is expected to include: * Sourcing and procurement of items in support of equipment installation and modifications; * Provision of maintenance and repair services for items of equipment; * Provision of Post Design Engineering Services (PDES); * Obsolescence Management; * Maintenance of third-party Certification at equipment level; * Cleaning and packaging of equipment to an oxygen clean standard, typically DEFSTAN 68-278; * Packaging of equipment to DEFSTAN 81-41; * Support of equipment subject to International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR).

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is planning support for specialist equipment used in a marine environment, including mechanical, electro-mechanical, electrical, electronic, pneumatic and hydraulic equipment, as well as diving and atmosphere-monitoring equipment. The scope is expected to cover sourcing items for installation and modifications, maintenance and repairs, post-design engineering services, obsolescence management, and maintenance of third-party equipment certification. It also includes cleaning and packaging to oxygen-clean standards, typically DEFSTAN 68-278, packaging to DEFSTAN 81-41, and support for equipment subject to International Traffic in Arms Regulations. This is a specialist defence and marine equipment support service, delivered in the United Kingdom. The procurement is associated with submarine capability support.

CLI-FTS-62821 Quality Control Organisms, Lysis Buffer, & Bottled Media (Culture Media)

Description: NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership Procurement Services (NWSSP ProcS), hosted by Velindre NHS Trust, invites tenders on behalf of NHS Bodies across Wales for the appointment of suitably qualified suppliers to provide Quality Control Organisms, Lysis Buffer, and Bottled Media (Culture Media) under an All-Wales Framework Agreement. The Framework Agreement will have an initial duration from 1st January 2027 to end 31st August 2030, with an option to extend for a further two years, subject to a maximum total duration of five years and eight months. The procurement is divided into three Lots. Bidders may submit tenders for one, two, or all three Lots.

Summary: NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership Procurement Services, hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust, is buying laboratory culture-media goods for NHS bodies across Wales through an All-Wales framework. The requirement covers three supply areas: prepared, ready-to-use bottled media in different volumes, including agar slopes, waters and related bottled items, for food, water and environmental microbiological testing; lysis buffer, a reagent used to release cellular components for laboratory analysis; and quality control organisms, including NCTC organisms, used to check that laboratory reagents, media and stains produce accurate and reliable results. Deliveries are across Wales. The framework can be used by the named Welsh university health boards, Public Health Wales Trust, Velindre University NHS Trust and the other participating NHS bodies.

Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Search Supportability Framework

Description: The Protect Delivery Team are considering initiating an Open Defence and Security Framework project for the purchase, support and maintenance of a range of in-service Explosive Ordinance Disposal and Search (EOD&S) Tools, including but not limited to: * User Filler Charge Container (UFCC's) * Firing Device/EOD Support Tools * Mine Marking equipment * Detonation/Explosive/Weapon * Infrastructure Search equipment It is the Authority's intent to invite participation from suppliers who can demonstrate they are commercially compliant and can meet the technical requirements. The Authority intends to release a Preliminary Market Engagement notice (PMEN) in relation to this procurement in subsequent UK2 PMEN notices. The Project Specific Questionnaire (PSQ) associated with this opportunity, currently scheduled for late 2026. This an estimated date and subject to change. In issuing this UK1 (read more...)

Summary: Defence Equipment and Support intends to establish a framework for buying, supporting and maintaining in-service explosive ordnance disposal and search tools. The scope covers five areas: User Filler Charge Containers for explosive cutting, disruption, penetration and access; firing devices and EOD support tools for initiating energetic or explosive charges; mine-marking equipment; detonation, explosive and weapon systems for remotely disrupting or neutralising improvised explosive devices and munitions; and infrastructure-search equipment. Requirements include equipment, spares, repairs, replacements and maintenance. The buying organisation is Defence Equipment and Support, part of central government. Delivery is across the United Kingdom. The procurement is classified as goods, with associated repair and maintenance, defence equipment, explosives, detonators and mine-detection requirements.