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Blower Servicing

Description: Severn Trent are looking to contract the servicing of waste water aeration blowers. This will include routine annual servicing to ensure blowers are in optimum condition throughout the contract as well as any necessary reactive servicing.

Summary: Severn Trent Water Limited, a private utility company, is planning a procurement process for the servicing of waste water aeration blowers across the Severn Trent and Hafren Dyfrdwy region. The procurement, titled "Blower Servicing," falls under the services category and is focused on ensuring that blowers are in optimal condition through routine annual servicing, along with any necessary reactive servicing. This project involves locations in Coventry and Wrexham, UK, under the UKG33 and UKL23 regions, respectively. The current procurement stage is planning, with a market engagement notice having been published on 7th August 2026. Interested parties are invited to detail their capabilities by 30th September 2026, as part of the preliminary engagement phase.

Market Engagement - PRJ_31138 - Supply, Maintain and Manage 39 AC Fast EV Charge Points

Description: The provision of on-street EV charging is a core component of the Council's wider commitments to deliver a net zero Council by 2030 and a net zero city by 2040, as set out in the Climate Emergency Action Plan. Improving air quality remains a major public health priority in Westminster and accelerating the shift away from fossil fuelled vehicles is central to reducing local emissions of NO2 and PM2.5. The Council's Air Quality Action Plan 2025-2030 reinforces the need to support cleaner transport choices, while the Sustainable Transport Strategy positions EV infrastructure as a key enabler of behaviour changes alongside active travel and freight reforms. Westminster City Council (WCC) is looking to procure a contract covering the 39 AC 'fast' charge points from our first round of installations (read more...)

Summary: Westminster City Council is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process aimed at the supply, maintenance, and management of 39 AC fast electric vehicle (EV) charge points. This initiative is part of the Council's efforts to meet its net zero commitments by 2030 for the Council and by 2040 for the city, as outlined in their Climate Emergency Action Plan. The tender focuses on services within the environmental and transport sectors, specifically concerning chargers and electrical installation work. The procurement process is classified under the procurement method "open procedure" with details available on Westminster's procurement portal. Key deadlines include a market engagement questionnaire due by 3rd September 2026, and a future notice date planned for 14th December 2026. The installation will occur in the UKI region, with the contract scheduled to start on 2nd July 2027 and potentially extend until 2037.

Meet the Buyer Event

Description: East Suffolk Council's Procurement Team is hosting a Meet the Buyer event in Lowestoft on Thursday 10 September 2026 from 10am-12.15pm. This event is aimed at suppliers who want to get involved in bidding for council or public sector contracts but maybe don't know where to start! As well as East Suffolk Council, East Suffolk's Procurement Team provides procurement services to fellow councils South Norfolk Council, Broadland District Council and Great Yarmouth Borough Council. This event is also open to suppliers looking to do business with these councils. The event will begin with a couple of short presentations on Local Government Reorganisation and Social Value. Following the presentations, suppliers will have the opportunity to have 121 sessions with members of the Procurement Team and network with other suppliers (read more...)

Summary: East Suffolk Council, in collaboration with South Norfolk Council, Broadland District Council, and Great Yarmouth Borough Council, is planning a "Meet the Buyer" event. This initiative is scheduled for Thursday, 10 September 2026, at Lowestoft and aims to engage suppliers for council or public-sector contracts. The event's focus is to introduce suppliers to the procurement process and will include presentations on Local Government Reorganisation and Social Value, followed by opportunities for one-to-one sessions with the procurement team. These councils fall under the sub-central government category in the UK, offering services across regions UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, and UKH17. The procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with the event being a market engagement activity; non-tangible service procurement methods are employed.

Generator Replacements (Civic Centre & Cromer Rd) - HDG/2025/981

Description: 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.

Summary: The procurement process, initiated by Stoke-on-Trent City Council, involves an open tender for the project titled "Generator Replacements (Civic Centre & Cromer Rd) - HDG/2025/981." The project is under the "Generators" industry category and focuses on upgrading the generator system at multiple sites in the Stoke-on-Trent region (UKG23). The procurement process is at the tender stage, with submissions accepted via an open competition method. Initially set to close on 7th August 2026, the tender period deadline has been extended to 21st August 2026 at 12:00 noon, providing more time for submissions. The potential contract value is £336,000 gross, with the contract period running from 1st September 2026 to 2nd November 2026.

Pre Market Engagement Exercise relating to the procurement of PPM and RM 03 - Intruder Alarm Systems and Monitoring

Description: Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council is currently preparing to initiate a procurement process to award a tender for the procurement of PPM and RM 03 - Intruder Alarm Systems and Monitoring. LCCC wishes to engage with the market at this stage to establish the level of market interest and to gather information that will be beneficial in the tendering process. Suppliers who wish to participate in the market engagement exercise should complete the pre-market engagement questionnaire. The questionnaire can be downloaded from the CfT Documents section. The questionnaire must be completed and submitted no later than the date and time specified on eTendersNI. There are no formal tender documents to be completed other than the questionnaire. Any information gathered will NOT be considered in any future tender evaluation (read more...)

Summary: Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council has initiated the planning stage of a public procurement process, titled "Pre Market Engagement Exercise relating to the procurement of PPM and RM 03 - Intruder Alarm Systems and Monitoring". This exercise is under Northern Irish devolved regulations, situated in the United Kingdom (specifically region UKN0E). As of 7th August 2026, the council is seeking to engage with potential suppliers through a pre-market engagement questionnaire, which must be submitted by 28th August 2026. The main industry category is services, specifically within the domain of security equipment, including burglar and fire alarms, and related maintenance services. The procurement method involves preliminary market engagement, not a formal tender process, at this stage.

PRJ_31139 - Maintain and Manage 951 AC Shared Supply Resident EV Charge Points

Description: Since Westminster City Council (WCC) carried out a pilot test of shared power supply charge points, or lamp column charge points (LCCP), alongside resident parking bays in 2017, the council has embarked on several significant expansion programmes resulting in a total of 2,332 LCCP being present on the WCC maintained public highway as of July 2026. This service is predominantly aimed at the Westminster residents, with just over 30% of parking permit holders owning an EV. This contract is currently let to Siemens Plc, with Ubitricity acting as a sub-contractor, and consists of 951 charge points (all manufactured by Ubitricity). All charge points were purchased by WCC through a concessionary contract procured via the TfL GULCS Framework. They have a working life of at least 10 years and (read more...)

Summary: Westminster City Council is planning a procurement process for maintaining and managing 951 AC shared supply resident EV charge points, as part of its ongoing efforts to expand electric vehicle infrastructure. The procurement falls under the services category and is being implemented through an open procedure. Key dates include a market engagement questionnaire due by 3rd September 2026, with the tender period closing on 14th February 2027, and the contract starting on 3rd August 2027 and ending on 2nd August 2032. Although initially in the planning stage, this initiative represents a significant investment of £2.4 million (gross amount £2.88 million) and will be applicable within the United Kingdom, specifically the London region.

Market Engagement - PRJ_31139 - Maintain and Manage 951 AC Shared Supply Resident EV Charge Points

Description: Since Westminster City Council (WCC) carried out a pilot test of shared power supply charge points, or lamp column charge points (LCCP), alongside resident parking bays in 2017, the council has embarked on several significant expansion programmes resulting in a total of 2,332 LCCP being present on the WCC maintained public highway as of July 2026. This service is predominantly aimed at the Westminster residents, with just over 30% of parking permit holders owning an EV. This contract is currently let to Siemens Plc, with Ubitricity acting as a sub-contractor, and consists of 951 charge points (all manufactured by Ubitricity). All charge points were purchased by WCC through a concessionary contract procured via the TfL GULCS Framework. They have a working life of at least 10 years and (read more...)

Summary: Westminster City Council is planning a procurement process for maintaining and managing 951 AC shared supply resident EV charge points, as part of its ongoing efforts to expand electric vehicle infrastructure. The procurement falls under the services category and is being implemented through an open procedure. Key dates include a market engagement questionnaire due by 3rd September 2026, with the tender period closing on 14th February 2027, and the contract starting on 3rd August 2027 and ending on 2nd August 2032. Although initially in the planning stage, this initiative represents a significant investment of £2.4 million (gross amount £2.88 million) and will be applicable within the United Kingdom, specifically the London region.

715862522 - Control and Indication (C&I) - UK2

Description: The future requirement will provide support for Control and Indication (C&I) equipment used across the UK submarine fleet and surface ships. As existing support arrangements approach expiry, PEDT is developing a future support solution that will maintain operational capability through the provision of spares, repairs, engineering support, logistics services and proactive obsolescence management. Interested parties are to note: * This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice is invite suppliers to take part in market engagement for this potential future requirement and is not a formal request for Expressions of Interest (EOI) nor a commitment to run a procurement exercise. * The publication date of the UK 4 Tender Notice, Contract start date and Contract end date are an estimate and is still subject to change.

Summary: The Submarine Delivery Agency is initiating a public procurement process titled "Control and Indication (C&I) - UK2", under the industry category of defence and security, specifically related to submarines and associated equipment. This procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with an emphasis on market engagement to assess commercial capabilities. The procurement involves the provision of spares, repairs, engineering, and logistics services for UK submarines and surface ships. Scheduled to move forward, the Request for Information (RFI) closes on 27th August 2026. Interested parties should direct their queries to Jo Drewe at MOD Abbey Wood, Bristol, UK.

The Supply, Installation and Maintenance of EV Charging Infrastructure

Description: Scottish Water is committed to supporting the transition to a low-carbon fleet and continues to expand its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across its estate throughout Scotland.

To support this objective, Scottish Water intends to appoint a single Contractor to provide a comprehensive end-to-end service for the supply, installation, commissioning, maintenance and repair of electric vehicle charging infrastructure throughout Scotland.

The appointed Contractor will be expected to work collaboratively with Scottish Water to support the ongoing development of its EV charging network, ensuring infrastructure is delivered safely, efficiently and in accordance with all relevant industry standards and legislation.

Further information can be found within section II.2.4) Description of the procurement of this advert.

Full scope information found within the PQQ documentation on the Scottish Water Atamis Portal. Please see link for the (read more...)

Summary: Scottish Water is seeking a contractor for the supply, installation, and maintenance of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across Scotland as part of its commitment to supporting a low-carbon fleet. The procurement process, currently in the tender stage, is classified under "Electrical installation work" and falls within the works industry category. This tender is open under a selective procurement method, using a negotiated procedure with prior call for competition. Interested parties must submit their applications electronically by 7th September 2026. The Scottish Water headquarters is located in Glasgow, and the contract is valued at £12,000,000.

ChargeHubs EV Infrastructure Network Expansion Concession Contract - Market Engagement

Description: Milton Keynes City Council (the "Council") conducted a procurement, under Procurement OCID ocds-h6vhtk-051d58, giving an opportunity to private sector to fund the expansion of our Chargehubs Electric vehicle Infrastructure (EVI) Network . The procurement was subsequently terminated following the receipt of no compliant bids and a Procurement Termination Notice was published. The Council is now undertaking preliminary market engagement to better understand market capacity, potential barriers to participation and opportunities to refine the procurement strategy before commencing a new procurement process. Chargehubs will offer DC fast (50kw), and ultrarapid (150 kw) chargers to our network in conveniently located, local centres, we are able to offer our residents a top- up solution which can fill a battery to 80% in just 10 to 40 minutes. Charge Hubs will be (read more...)

Summary: Milton Keynes City Council is conducting a procurement process focused on the expansion of their ChargeHubs Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Network. This procurement is in the planning stage, with a specific emphasis on preliminary market engagement. The primary aim is to better understand market capacity and address potential barriers before initiating a new procurement strategy. Interested businesses are invited to complete a Market Engagement Form by 26 August 2026. The project includes the provision of DC fast and ultrarapid chargers in various local centres across Milton Keynes, located in the region code UKJ12, facilitating a top-up solution for residents. The contract is categorised under services and is part of concession projects, with the procurement's main goal to commence a formal advertising process by 1 October 2026.