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UKD Bluefin Dry Dock 2026

Description: ABP require a one off contract to conduct the biennial dry dock of UK Dredgings UKD Bluefin dredger, with dry dock to commence early May 2026, to coincide with the vessel's MCA statutory certification.

Summary: Associated British Ports is inviting tenders for a one-off contract to conduct the biennial dry dock of the UK Dredgings UKD Bluefin dredger. This contract is due to commence early May 2026, aligning with the vessel's Maritime and Coastguard Agency statutory certification. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with submissions closing on the 24th March 2026 at 16:00 GMT. The contract award is expected by 2nd April 2026, and dry docking services will span from 1st May to 26th June 2026. The buying organisation, Associated British Ports, operates within the private utility sector and is based in London, UK. This open procedure seeks services related to dredging and dry-docking, above the threshold for special utility regimes.

UK1 - Pipeline Notice Project NOCTIS-2

Description: Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), on behalf of the Ministry of Defence (MOD), has published this UK 1 Notice purely for information purposes, and no further details are available at this stage. Further details will be provided in future notices when the opportunity progresses. This Space Capability Project, designated 'NOCTIS-2', comprises a novel space surveillance approach utilising an optical array, and potentially, an Infra-Red (IR) telescope. The project encompasses the procurement, installation, and through-life support of the system. The purpose is to monitor satellites in all Earth-centred orbits, including Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and Geostationary Orbit (GEO) in order to enhance the UK's sovereign SDA capabilities. The capability is required to operate in Surveillance & Tracking modes in order to provide a persistent stare capability of the GEO (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has initiated the planning phase for Project NOCTIS-2 under the pipeline notice UK1, focusing on Defence Equipment and Support. The project aims to enhance space surveillance capabilities through an optical array and potentially an Infra-Red telescope to monitor satellites across various orbits. The procurement process involves competitive tendering via the Space Technology Solutions Dynamic Market (RM6370), with the project's execution set to occur outside the UK. The planned contract period extends from 30th April 2027 to 30th April 2030, with a potential renewal up to 30th April 2032. This effort falls under the industry category of defence and security, targeting primarily goods, with a gross value of £21,000,000. Key communication phases are set to advance by 30th April 2026.

London E-Scooter Trial Phase 3

Description: This is a competitive procurement for the award of a contract to up to two Operators in relation to the third phase of the Transport for London ("TfL") E-scooter Rental Trial (the "Trial"). The procurement is being conducted pursuant to the Procurement Act 2023. At the end of this procurement process, TfL may choose to award one or two contracts and enter into an Administration Agreement ("Agreement") with those Operators who submitted the most advantageous tenders in relation to performance of the e-scooter services required by the Trial. The Agreement sets out the terms that apply to an Operator in relation to the provision of e-scooter services in the Greater London Area and its obligations to a) TfL as the Administrator of the third phase of the Trial (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the London E-Scooter Trial Phase 3, managed by Transport for London (TfL) in collaboration with London Councils, is currently in the tender update stage. This procurement seeks to appoint up to two operators to provide e-scooter rental services across London. The tender is executed under an open procedure method, with a tender submission deadline set for 1st May 2026, while the enquiry period ends on 24th April 2026. This initiative falls under the services category with a special concession regime. The third phase of the trial is projected to begin by September 2026, and initial contracts will cover a two-year period, with the option for extension up to a total of four years. The procurement value is estimated to be £42.336 million gross, offering significant potential for the selected operators.

Contract for the Provision of E-Bike Rental Services

Description: Swansea Council is considering developing a new city-wide rental e-bike scheme, designed to provide a high-quality, accessible and a reliable rental micromobility service for residents, students, workers and visitors. The project aims to address gaps in the public transport network, support active travel adoption and contribute to the city's wider decarbonisation priorities. This notice provides an opportunity for Preliminary Market Engagement. 2 documents are attached and upon review a questionnaire should be completed via MS Forms link: https://forms.office.com/e/zj9QECSmge

Summary: The City & County of Swansea is embarking on a public procurement process for a new city-wide e-bike rental scheme titled "Contract for the Provision of E-Bike Rental Services". This initiative is aimed at providing a high-quality, accessible rental micromobility service to address public transport gaps, support active travel, and contribute to decarbonisation goals. The tender falls under the services category, specifically targeting bicycles and related travel services, with a total estimated value of £900,000. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with an expression of interest deadline set for 6th March 2026. The procurement method is a competitive flexible procedure, with further details anticipated after the publication of a UK4 notice. The project is based in Swansea, UK, aligned with Welsh devolved regulations, and it's anticipated to start in October 2026, lasting until October 2031, with an optional extension until 2033.

Fleet Framework

Description: The Provision of a Fleet Framework with Lots associated with accident repairs, conversions, tyres and parts

Summary: The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Northamptonshire is initiating a planning stage for a "Fleet Framework," targeting different service areas, including accident repairs, vehicle conversions, tyres, and parts. This procurement process follows an open procedure and aims to establish a closed framework agreement to facilitate competition. Located in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, the tender is focused on services within the United Kingdom, broadly classified under fleet management and vehicle repair and maintenance in public sector procurement. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 1st May 2026, a tender submission deadline on 8th May 2026, and expected contract awards by 24th July 2026.

ScotRail suburban fleet (EMU and BEMU) financier procurement

Description: This Contract Notice formally commences the procurement process for the financing of a new fleet of trains (the "Suburban Fleet"), comprising Electric Multiple Units ("EMU") and Battery Electric Multiple Units ("BEMU"). ScotRail Trains Limited ("ScotRail") intends to procure a financier / owner who will fund and retain ownership of the Suburban Fleet and subsequently lease it to ScotRail for operational use for a duration of up to 30 years via a rolling stock lease ("Lease"). The Suburban Fleet will be supplied under a Manufacture and Supply Agreement ("MSA"), which is the subject of a separate procurement process (the "Suburban Manufacturer procurement"), with Find a Tender reference 2025/S 000-071234. The financier / owner will be a party to the MSA. The Suburban Fleet will comprise a minimum of 69 (read more...)

Summary: ScotRail Trains Limited is inviting tenders for the procurement of a financier/owner to fund the new Suburban Fleet, consisting of Electric Multiple Units (EMU) and Battery Electric Multiple Units (BEMU). The procurement process, titled "ScotRail suburban fleet (EMU and BEMU) financier procurement," falls under the "Rolling stock" industry category, aimed at fulfilling Transport Scotland's requirements in Scotland. The tender stage is active, with electronic submissions required by 10 April 2026. The negotiation procedure with prior call for competition is the selected procurement method, and successful candidates will be invited to negotiate starting 17 July 2026. The Lease term for the fleet potentially spans up to 30 years, with an option to extend for 5 more years, starting from 28 April 2028.

Provision of Trade and Diplomatic Plates 2026

Description: The procurement will be for the provision of trade and diplomatic plates to support the needs of DVLA and the end users of the products.

Summary: The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), a central government public authority located in Morriston, United Kingdom, is in the planning stage of its procurement process for the "Provision of Trade and Diplomatic Plates 2026." The procurement, classified under the category of goods, aims to find a single supplier for the manufacture, secure supply, and destruction of trade and diplomatic plates with delivery across the UK. Key dates include an upcoming live Q&A session on 11th March 2026 and the anticipated issuance of the Invitation to Tender (ITT) in May 2026. Interested parties are invited to register their interest by contacting Allison Fry via email by 9th March 2026. The procurement method will follow an open procedure, ensuring fair competition and transparency, with the contract covering the period from 1st January 2027 to 31st December 2029, with potential for renewal up to December 2031.

Planned Vessel Maintenance - HMC Searcher MSER

Description: This is a Tender Notice for potential bidders offering the opportunity to bid for works to perform the Planned Maintenance and Safety Equipment Recertification (MSER) for the Border Security Command Cutter Searcher. The work will be needed between 11th and 22nd May 2026. The full package of works required is detailed in the Statement of Requirements and Pricing Tool available via the ITT. This package of works is to be undertaken on the East and South coast of England from The Wash to Plymouth The Buyer is using Jaggaer for this procurement which means the Tender is available only in electronic form. https://homeoffice.app.jaggaer.com/ The Invitation to Tender (ITT) can be viewed from the login page by anyone. However, you need to register and login to express interest and (read more...)

Summary: The Home Office has initiated an open tender process for planned vessel maintenance and safety equipment recertification of the Border Security Command Cutter Searcher. The procurement falls under public authority - central government and targets marine patrol vessels and repair services in the services category. The primary location for the works is along the East and South coast of England—from The Wash to Plymouth. Interested businesses can submit their electronic responses via the Jaggaer procurement portal. The current stage is the Tender, with the deadline for submission by 24th March 2026, and any enquiries must be raised by 17th March 2026. The expected contract period spans from 11th to 22nd May 2026, with a tender value of £50,000 GBP.

Cycle Hire Scheme

Description: The Council is seeking a suitably experienced operator to supply, operate and fund a micro mobility and cycle hire scheme for the City of Cardiff. The scheme is to include, eBike and eCargo bike hire, with the possibility to also incorporate eScooter hire subject to future legislative changes during the period of this contract. The scheme will provide up to 2500 units within the Cardiff City Council area with parking in designated bays, supported by measure to ensure safe and efficient use of footways for all uses. The operator will be responsible for delivery a fully self-supporting scheme at nil cost to the council, covering all assets, operations, maintenance and customer management requirements. The tender documents can be found on the Proactis portal https://supplierlive.proactisp2p.com/Account/Login

Summary: Cardiff Council is currently in the tender stage for a "Cycle Hire Scheme" aimed at delivering a comprehensive micro mobility solution in Cardiff, a part of the UK region. With an active status as of 27th February 2026, the procurement seeks an experienced operator to supply, operate, and fund eBikes and eCargo bikes. This project, which includes a financial estimate of £250,000, represents an open competition under a concession special regime. The procurement process is being conducted electronically via the Proactis portal, with the submission deadline set for 30th March 2026. This initiative is part of Cardiff Council's commitment to providing sustainable transport solutions, with operations starting on 18th May 2026 and running until 17th May 2029, with possible extensions.

ScotRail suburban fleet (EMU and BEMU) financier procurement

Description: This Contract Notice formally commences the procurement process for the financing of a new fleet of trains (the "Suburban Fleet"), comprising Electric Multiple Units ("EMU") and Battery Electric Multiple Units ("BEMU"). ScotRail Trains Limited ("ScotRail") intends to procure a financier / owner who will fund and retain ownership of the Suburban Fleet and subsequently lease it to ScotRail for operational use for a duration of up to 30 years via a rolling stock lease ("Lease"). The Suburban Fleet will be supplied under a Manufacture and Supply Agreement ("MSA"), which is the subject of a separate procurement process (the "Suburban Manufacturer procurement"), with Find a Tender reference 2025/S 000-071234. The financier / owner will be a party to the MSA. The Suburban Fleet will comprise a minimum of 69 (read more...)

Summary: ScotRail Trains Limited is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process titled "ScotRail suburban fleet (EMU and BEMU) financier procurement." The aim is to secure a financier/owner for a new fleet of suburban trains, including Electric Multiple Units (EMU) and Battery Electric Multiple Units (BEMU), with a minimum of 69 trains and potential for additional orders. This procurement, which falls under the railway services industry category, adopts a selective procurement method using a negotiated procedure with prior calls for competition. The process began with the publication of a contract notice and calls for electronic submissions by 10th April 2026. Based in Glasgow, the procurement is managed by ScotRail under the terms of its Grant Agreement with the Scottish Ministers and Scottish Rail Holdings Limited. The contract is set to start on 28th April 2028 and potentially extend until 27th April 2058, with a possible extension of up to five additional years.