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Careline Proof of Life and Wellbeing Monitoring Technologies Preliminary Market Engagement

Description: North Hertfordshire District Council is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement to explore market capability relating to technologies that support proof of life and wellbeing monitoring within domestic settings as part of its digital Careline service. The Council's telecare provision is evolving in response to digital transition and seeks insight into solutions capable of providing non-intrusive activity monitoring that enables confirmation of meaningful resident activity, including morning mobilisation where appropriate, supports exception-based safeguarding and integrates with Alarm Receiving Centre operations through digital telecare signalling approaches including SCAIP where applicable. This engagement will obtain supplier insight across technical, operational and commercial areas including scalable deployment models across varied housing environments, lifecycle management considerations such as installation, maintenance and battery performance, indicative per-service-user lifecycle cost drivers, innovation opportunities that reduce false inactivity (read more...)

Summary: North Hertfordshire District Council has initiated a Preliminary Market Engagement process to gather insights into technologies relevant to its digital Careline service. The engagement pertains to monitoring technologies that support proof of life and wellbeing within domestic settings, seeking innovative solutions that integrate with Alarm Receiving Centre operations. Classified under industry categories such as patient-monitoring systems and welfare services for the elderly, this process offers potential suppliers the chance to respond through the Council's e-tendering platform, Supply Hertfordshire. Scheduled milestones indicate responses are due by 13th April 2026, while further notice is expected by 15th August 2026. The contract period is planned from 31st August 2026 to 30th August 2027, with the procurement currently in the planning stage.

Careline Proof of Life and Wellbeing Monitoring Technologies Preliminary Market Engagement

Description: North Hertfordshire District Council is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement to explore market capability relating to technologies that support proof of life and wellbeing monitoring within domestic settings as part of its digital Careline service. The Council's telecare provision is evolving in response to digital transition and seeks insight into solutions capable of providing non-intrusive activity monitoring that enables confirmation of meaningful resident activity, including morning mobilisation where appropriate, supports exception-based safeguarding and integrates with Alarm Receiving Centre operations through digital telecare signalling approaches including SCAIP where applicable. This engagement will obtain supplier insight across technical, operational and commercial areas including scalable deployment models across varied housing environments, lifecycle management considerations such as installation, maintenance and battery performance, indicative per-service-user lifecycle cost drivers, innovation opportunities that reduce false inactivity (read more...)

Summary: North Hertfordshire District Council has initiated a Preliminary Market Engagement process to gather insights into technologies relevant to its digital Careline service. The engagement pertains to monitoring technologies that support proof of life and wellbeing within domestic settings, seeking innovative solutions that integrate with Alarm Receiving Centre operations. Classified under industry categories such as patient-monitoring systems and welfare services for the elderly, this process offers potential suppliers the chance to respond through the Council's e-tendering platform, Supply Hertfordshire. Scheduled milestones indicate responses are due by 13th April 2026, while further notice is expected by 15th August 2026. The contract period is planned from 31st August 2026 to 30th August 2027, with the procurement currently in the planning stage.

Enteral Feeding Products and Services

Description: Acute and community Enteral Feeding products and services covering multiple Contracting Authorities: Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust City Health Partnership Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals Hull University Teaching Hospitals Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust The contract is to include: provision of feeds and associated pumps and consumables for patients in an acute and community setting. Nursing support and homeward service.

Summary: The procurement process for Enteral Feeding Products and Services is being organised by Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, along with several other NHS entities including York and Scarborough Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust, and Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust. The tender covers the healthcare sector and focuses on providing comprehensive enteral feeding services and products both in acute and community settings. The planned procurement is currently in the engagement phase, with a key market engagement session scheduled for 16th March 2026 at Hull University Teaching Hospitals. This session aims to gather insights on market capabilities and service delivery models, held at Hull Royal Infirmary in Hull. The contract is valued at £40,000,000, with an overall gross amount of £47,000,000, and is set to commence on 5th July 2027 spanning until 4th July 2030.

Enteral Feeding Products and Services

Description: Acute and community Enteral Feeding products and services covering multiple Contracting Authorities: Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust City Health Partnership Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals Hull University Teaching Hospitals Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust The contract is to include: provision of feeds and associated pumps and consumables for patients in an acute and community setting. Nursing support and homeward service.

Summary: The procurement process for Enteral Feeding Products and Services is being organised by Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, along with several other NHS entities including York and Scarborough Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust, and Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust. The tender covers the healthcare sector and focuses on providing comprehensive enteral feeding services and products both in acute and community settings. The planned procurement is currently in the engagement phase, with a key market engagement session scheduled for 16th March 2026 at Hull University Teaching Hospitals. This session aims to gather insights on market capabilities and service delivery models, held at Hull Royal Infirmary in Hull. The contract is valued at £40,000,000, with an overall gross amount of £47,000,000, and is set to commence on 5th July 2027 spanning until 4th July 2030.

Spinal, Blood Collection Needles and Associated Products

Description: Business Services Organisation (BSO), Procurement and Logistics Service (PaLS) is seeking to establish a Framework Agreement for the supply and delivery of Spinal, Blood Collection Needles and Associated Products to Health and Social Care Northern Ireland (HSCNI). Regional Business Services Organisation Procurement and Logistics Service are carrying out the procurement, or part of it, on behalf of the contracting authorities. A summary of their role in this procurement: Tendering Service for Health Service Entities and BSO.

Summary: The Belfast Health and Social Care Trust is leading a procurement process for the supply and delivery of Spinal, Blood Collection Needles, and Associated Products, on behalf of Health and Social Care Northern Ireland (HSCNI). This tender aims to establish a framework agreement, managed by the Business Services Organisation's Procurement and Logistics Service, extending across various medical sites throughout Northern Ireland, including locations in Belfast, Antrim, Portadown, Londonderry, and Knockbracken. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, with a significant deadline set for 30th March 2026 for submissions. Categories fall under medical consumables in the goods sector, utilising an open procurement method to accommodate public authority central government and Northern Irish devolved regulations standards.

Supply and Maintenance of New and Existing Cryogenic Temperature Data Loggers

Description: The Cellular and Molecular Therapies (CMT) function within NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) is responsible for the routine provision of stem cells for transplantation across England. We are also experts in providing development and manufacturing services for Advanced Therapies Medicinal Products (ATMPs). CMT also includes the Clinical Biotechnology Centre, which manufactures GMP-grade DNA plasmids and viral vectors. Our experience in the processing and storage of stem cells for transplant and the manufacture of clinical grade advanced cellular and molecular therapies, combined with our strong links to clinicians and hospitals, means we can help bring new and ground-breaking treatments to the bedside. The organisation intends to initiate a procurement for the supply of new and maintenance of new and existing cryogenic temperature data loggers for dry shippers. CMT receive (read more...)

Summary: The NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT), a public authority under central government, is in the planning stage of a tender for the procurement of cryogenic temperature data loggers for dry shippers. This procurement falls within the medical equipment and services industry category and is valued at £150,000. Suppliers are invited to express their interest by 3rd April 2026, with a subsequent supplier meeting scheduled for 23rd April 2026 via Microsoft Teams. The procurement will serve laboratories in Barnsley, Birmingham, Filton, Oxford, Liverpool, and Southampton, aiming to ensure optimal stem cell transport across the United Kingdom.

Department for Education Period Products Scheme 2026

Description: The Department for Education (DfE) is looking to provide free period products to schools and post-16 education providers across England through a procurement to appoint a national provider. The Period Products Scheme ensures that period products are available and accessible, free of charge, to girls and women who need them in schools and colleges. The scheme aims to reduce periods as a barrier to education, promote dignity and equality in learning environments and tackle stigma associated with periods. The scheme was introduced after a 2018 Omnibus Survey suggested that 14% of female college students and 6% of female school pupils has been unable to access period products in the last 12-months due to affordability and 83% of secondary school leaders made free period products available in their school. (read more...)

Summary: The Department for Education (DfE) is currently at the tendering stage for its Period Products Scheme 2026, a project aimed at providing free period products to schools and post-16 education providers across England. The competitive flexible procurement process seeks a single national provider from September 2026 to source various period products, develop user interfaces, and manage logistics for a demand-led service across approximately 21,000 organisations in England. Located at Sanctuary Buildings in London, DfE is engaging with potential suppliers through a virtual Bidder Engagement Event on 12th February 2026. Interested suppliers must register by 11th February to participate. The tender process, administered via the Jaggaer e-Procurement portal, allows electronic submissions until the extended deadline of 16th March 2026.

Framework of Community Equipment Suppliers

Description: Herefordshire Council is seeking to establish a framework of community equipment suppliers to provide a wide range of equipment, including moving and handling devices, pressure care, bathing and toileting aids, beds, mattresses and chairs, for use by the Community Equipment Service in Herefordshire to enable residents to live independently at home for longer.

Summary: Herefordshire Council is planning a procurement process to establish a framework for community equipment suppliers, specifically targeted at the medical equipment sector. The tender is currently in the planning stage, with an estimated publication date of 1st September 2026 and the contract expected to commence on 1st January 2027. The framework agreement will cater to the Community Equipment Service in Herefordshire, aiming to assist residents in living independently at home. The procurement will focus on goods such as moving and handling devices, pressure care, bathing and toileting aids, and furniture including beds and chairs. The project is set within the UK region UKG11, serving Herefordshire and aligns with sub-central government public authority requirements.

Supply and delivery of Sharps Disposal Protection Unit and/or Pads

Description: Business Services Organisation (BSO), Procurement and Logistics Service (PaLS) is seeking to establish a Contract(s) for the supply and delivery of Sharps Disposal Protection Units and/or Pads to Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland (HSCNI).

Summary: The Northern Health and Social Care Trust is leading a procurement process for the supply and delivery of Sharps Disposal Protection Units and Pads, intended for Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland. The contract, valued at £1,012,000, is categorised under medical equipment and consumables. The process is at the 'Tender' stage, with key deadlines for submissions set for 26th March 2026. Delivery locations span across various regions including Antrim, Belfast, Portadown, and Londonderry. The procurement method is an open procedure, allowing for competitive submission to maximise value from interested suppliers. Award notifications are scheduled for 1st June 2026, further guiding the timely progression of this process.

NHS National Generics Pharmaceuticals - Supply Chain Resilience

Description: NHS National Generics Pharmaceuticals - Supply Chain Resilience Period of framework agreement: Dates detailed below, with an option or options to extend (at the discretion of the Authority) for a period or periods up to a total of 48 months. Periods of call-offs under the framework agreement: CM/PHG/25/5739/01 - Orals (plus non-parenteral) Products CESW: (Midlands and Southwest): 1st September 2026 to 31st May 2028 (21 months) NWLN: (Northwest and London North): 1st September 2026 to 31st May 2028 (21 months) LSNE: (London South and Northeast): 1st September 2026 to 31st May 2028 (21 months) CM/PHG/25/5739/02 - Hospital Only Products DLS (London South) & DNE (North-East): 1st September 2026 to 31st May 2028 (21 months) DLN (London North) & DNW (North-West): 1st September 2026 to 31st May 2028 (21 (read more...)

Summary: NHS England is currently in the tender stage for the NHS National Generics Pharmaceuticals - Supply Chain Resilience project. This open procurement process focuses on pharmaceutical products with a total projected value of £62,936,755. The tender involves supply chain resilience for generic pharmaceuticals across the United Kingdom, covering regions from the Midlands and Southwest to the North-East. It is categorised within the industry of pharmaceutical goods. Significant dates include the tender submission deadline on the 6th of March 2026, and the contract commencement expected on the 1st of September 2026. The framework agreement is designed with the option for extensions, potentially extending the contract period up to 48 months. The procurement documents are available for unrestricted access online, and submissions are to be made electronically.