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714655452 - MSS/144 - Fresh Water and Technical Water Production

Description: 714655452 - MSS/144 - Fresh Water and Technical Water Production Description: Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S) is an arms' length body of the Ministry of Defence, which delivers equipment and support services to the Royal Navy, British Army, and Royal Air Force. DE&S play a critical role in keeping the United Kingdom safe and prosperous, and making sure the front-line have the right kit at the right time. From fighter jets to food deliveries, from patrol boats to protective clothing, DE&S deliver effective and innovative kit to front-line forces. Within the DE&S structure, the Power Propulsion and Auxiliary (PPA) team is a technology area, working across different areas of defence to deliver and sustain systems that generate operational energy, to provide propulsion (e.g. prime movers/engines and transmissions fitted (read more...)

Summary: The upcoming tender process initiated by Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), an arm's length body of the Ministry of Defence, seeks proposals for the project titled "714655452 - MSS/144 - Fresh Water and Technical Water Production." This procurement falls under the industry category of goods related to water production technology and will take place in Bristol, United Kingdom. DE&S is tasked with delivering essential equipment and support services to UK forces and is currently in the 'Tender' stage of the procurement cycle, with key dates including an expression of interest deadline set for 17th April 2026. The tender involves a competitive flexible procedure overseen by the Procurement Act 2023, emphasizing its significance in defence and security. Businesses interested in participating should note the procurement method is selective, requiring suppliers to navigate a rigorous Procurement Specific Questionnaire to be eligible for an invitation to tender. The awarded contract will span from 30th June 2027 to 30th June 2032, with options for extension up to 2036.

ROOT to Market Dynamic Market for Regenerative Procurement

Description: Regeneration Over Extraction. Suppliers must seek to: Prioritise materials and products that restore, replenish, or enhance natural living systems. Avoid extractive materials that degrade ecosystems, deplete finite resources, or cause long term environmental harm. Use resource efficiently and maximise material lifespans through good design and appropriate material use Demonstrate a clear transition plan away from extractive inputs where alternatives are not yet available. Minimise embodied carbon in construction materials (e.g., concrete, steel, insulation). Prioritise regenerative or circular construction materials (e.g., reclaimed steel, recycled aggregates, lower embodied carbon concrete alternatives, timber from regenerative forestry). Avoid extractive materials linked to high impact mining (e.g., virgin aggregates, aluminium, PVC). Seek to design for deconstruction, enhancing the residual value of materials at the end of design life and reducing future reliance on (read more...)

Summary: The HEART Academies Trust, located in Bedford, is inviting suppliers to participate in the procurement process for the "ROOT to Market Dynamic Market for Regenerative Procurement." This tender is part of the sector focusing on goods, including the regeneration of construction materials and ethical supply chains. Managed by Value Match Services Ltd, this open procurement process will allow businesses to bid until 31 March 2036. Framework agreements open up the dynamic market to the whole public sector, with the procurement conducted electronically. The initiative seeks to reduce environmental impact through innovative approaches that replenish natural systems, promote ethical labour practices, and embrace nature-enhancing methodologies.

Water Safety: Risk Assessments and Monitoring and Remedials

Description: This tender comprises two national lots, both related to water safety, as detailed below: Lot 1: Legionella Risk Assessments: a. To undertake and maintain Legionella Risk Assessments (LRAs) to all applicable Guinness properties in accordance with the specification, b. To provide access to an online web-portal for viewing LRAs Lot 2: Monitoring and Remedial Works: a. To undertake water safety monitoring activities in accordance with the written scheme identified by separate LRA Contractor and update logbook; b. To undertake remedial works identified from LRA's conducted by a separate contractor and monitoring regime; c. To provide access to an online web-portal for viewing online water temperature logbooks, and progress with remedial works; Each lot is for the provision of National Services/Works. Bidders must clearly indicate the contract lot(s) for (read more...)

Summary: The Guinness Partnership Limited is conducting an active procurement process for contracts focusing on water safety risk assessments and monitoring and remedials, with services spanning property management across various regions in England. The procurement covers two distinct national lots: Lot 1 involves undertaking Legionella Risk Assessments, while Lot 2 encompasses Monitoring and Remedial Works. With an open procedure method, the potential total gross value stands at £3,640,000 GBP. Key dates for submission include an updated tender deadline set for 12 March 2026, 12.00 PM, with the contract term commencing on 1 July 2026 and ending on 30 June 2031, extendable till 30 June 2033.

WRMP29 Call for Options

Description: We are developing our plan for how we will manage water resources in the North West from 2030-2090. With regional growth, population change, and the impacts of climate change, our Water Resources Management Plan (WRMP29) will set out how we meet the demand that these challenges create, ensuring that we continue to provide a reliable, sustainable, and good quality water supply to meet the needs of our customers and the environment. We are working in partnership with Water Resources West (WRW), the regional planning group for the West of England and part of Wales, to ensure a consistent approach across the region. See the following link for additional details: https://www.unitedutilities.com/corporate/about-us/our-future-plans/water-resources/developing-our-water-resources-management-plan/

Summary: UNITED UTILITIES WATER LIMITED is overseeing a significant procurement process titled "WRMP29 Call for Options," focused on planning and improving water resource management in the North West from 2030 to 2090. This initiative falls under the services category, primarily targeting natural water, water distribution, and related consultancy services. The project is in the planning stage with an emphasis on market engagement to gather ideas from stakeholders about reducing water demand or increasing supply by a minimum of 0.5Ml/d. A response deadline has been set for 31 March 2026 at 12:00. The procurement covers multiple regions across the United Kingdom and engages potential suppliers to propose innovations in addressing regional water challenges exacerbated by climate change and population growth.

Estate Services Facilities Management

Description: One total Facilities Management contract for NHSBT

Summary: The NHS Blood and Transplant is in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Estate Services Facilities Management". This project aims to establish a comprehensive facilities management contract covering a broad range of services, including clinical waste collection, laundry, catering, and security equipment maintenance. Located in Bristol, United Kingdom, this initiative falls under the services industry category and employs a competitive flexible procedure. The contract, valued at £240 million gross, is expected to commence on 1st October 2028 and end on 30th September 2036, with the possibility of renewal. A future notice regarding this tender is anticipated on 4th January 2027.

Water Safety: Risk Assessments and Monitoring and Remedials

Description: This tender comprises two national lots, both related to water safety, as detailed below: Lot 1: Legionella Risk Assessments: a. To undertake and maintain Legionella Risk Assessments (LRAs) to all applicable Guinness properties in accordance with the specification, b. To provide access to an online web-portal for viewing LRAs Lot 2: Monitoring and Remedial Works: a. To undertake water safety monitoring activities in accordance with the written scheme identified by separate LRA Contractor and update logbook; b. To undertake remedial works identified from LRA's conducted by a separate contractor and monitoring regime; c. To provide access to an online web-portal for viewing online water temperature logbooks, and progress with remedial works; Each lot is for the provision of National Services/Works. Bidders must clearly indicate the contract lot(s) for (read more...)

Summary: The Guinness Partnership Limited is conducting an active procurement process for contracts focusing on water safety risk assessments and monitoring and remedials, with services spanning property management across various regions in England. The procurement covers two distinct national lots: Lot 1 involves undertaking Legionella Risk Assessments, while Lot 2 encompasses Monitoring and Remedial Works. With an open procedure method, the potential total gross value stands at £3,640,000 GBP. Key dates for submission include an updated tender deadline set for 12 March 2026, 12.00 PM, with the contract term commencing on 1 July 2026 and ending on 30 June 2031, extendable till 30 June 2033.

Alternative Water & Incident Management - Request for Information (RFI)

Description: Southern Water (SW) is seeking information from suppliers in relation to a potential procurement exercise. The information is not part of the procurement exercise, but your input will be critical in the development of the sourcing strategy and tender documentation. Southern Water is responsible for providing, maintaining, and operating water supply and distribution services covering the counties of Kent, Sussex, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight and providing services for the maintenance, repair, renewal, or improvement of services forming Southern Water's water distribution systems. Southern Water is seeking information on solutions for Alternative Water Supply and Incident Management to ensure continuity of service during clean water supply interruptions. In the event of an outage, whether planned or unplanned, Southern Water have a statutory obligation to provide customers with (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited, a private utility in the United Kingdom, is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process concerning "Alternative Water & Incident Management." This initiative focuses on the supply of goods and services to support alternative water supply and incident management, ensuring service continuity during water supply interruptions across Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, and the Isle of Wight. Key milestones include a preliminary market engagement closing on 2nd February 2026. The procurement relates to categories such as water distribution services, emergency equipment, and document management systems, with services to begin on 1st November 2026 and possibly extending until October 2034.

Water Hygiene Quality Monitoring Services

Description: The appointment of contractors for Water Hygiene Quality Monitoring, Hygiene Remedial Works and Legionella Risk Assessments Swindon Borough Council are looking to engage with experienced contractors to provide Water Hygiene Quality Monitoring, Remedial Works and Legionella Risk Assessments Swindon Borough Council are looking to engage with suitably qualified contractors to carry out Water Hygiene Quality Monitoring on Council owned residential and corporate properties inline with legislation and governance. This contract shall comprise of the periodic inspection/testing and verification of the safety of water systems within council buildings, i.e. Civic Buildings, Sheltered Accommodations, Community Centres, Social Services Sites, Public Car Parks & Toilets and Multi-storey Flats, Domestic dwellings and Commercial Premises and legionella risk assessments and water hygiene remedial works. The contract will be split into three lots - (read more...)

Summary: Swindon Borough Council has initiated a tender for Water Hygiene Quality Monitoring Services with a focus on water hygiene quality monitoring, remedial works, and Legionella risk assessments across various sites including residential, commercial, and civic properties within Swindon and an outdoor education centre in Brecon, Wales. The procurement is at the 'Tender' stage, under an open procedure, and suppliers are required to submit tender clarifications by 2nd February 2026, with the final response due by 9th February 2026. The project is divided into three lots: Water Hygiene Quality Monitoring and Planned Cyclical Maintenance, Water Hygiene Remedial Works, and Legionella Risk Assessments. Contracts are set to begin on 1st June 2026, lasting three years, with extensions possible up to 2033.

The Marketplace

Description: Crown Commercial Service, as the Authority, intends to put in place a Pan Government Collaborative Agreement for the provision of a digital platform providing marketplace, catalogue management and autonomous sourcing solutions to facilitate purchasing of goods and commoditised services across the public sector, to be utilised by Central Government Departments and all other UK Public Sector Bodies, including but not limited to Local Authorities, Health, Police, Fire and Rescue, Education and Devolved Administrations. The solution aims to deliver end users access to a broad pre-qualified and dynamic supplier base, capable of offering a wide range of goods and commoditised services available for purchase and delivery through a digital platform.

Summary: The Crown Commercial Service is initiating a significant procurement process titled "The Marketplace," focusing on the establishment of a Pan Government Collaborative Agreement. This digital platform procurement aims to streamline the purchasing of goods and commoditised services across the UK public sector, including various government bodies such as Local Authorities, Health, Police, Fire and Rescue services, Education, and Devolved Administrations. With a robust budget of £1 billion, the tender will ensure a comprehensive and dynamic supplier base. The procurement stage is currently active with an end date for tender submissions set for 13th January 2026. The contracting will cover regions across the United Kingdom, Guernsey, Isle of Man, and Jersey. Using an open, competitive flexible procedure, the procurement process involves multiple assessment stages, including compliance checks, exclusion grounds, and dialogue stages.

Towards development of a UK peatland indicator framework

Description: 1. Joint Nature Conservation Committee The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) is the statutory adviser to the UK Government and devolved administrations on UK and international nature conservation Our role is to provide scientific evidence, information, and advice to inform decisions to protect the natural environment. Our specific role is to work on nature conservation issues that affect the UK as a whole and internationally, by: * advising Government on the development and implementation of policies for, or affecting, nature conservation in the UK and internationally; * providing advice and disseminating knowledge on nature conservation issues affecting the UK and internationally; * establishing common standards throughout the UK for nature conservation, including monitoring, research, and the analysis of results; and * commissioning or supporting research which it deems (read more...)

Summary: The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) is inviting tenders for a project titled "Towards development of a UK peatland indicator framework," focusing on the environmental services industry in the UK. Acting as a statutory adviser to the UK Government, JNCC seeks to develop conceptual models related to wildfire risk, flood risk, water quality, and water provisioning linked to peatlands. The procurement process is in the tender stage with a deadline for submissions set at 09:00 on 25th November 2025. The tender is being conducted through an open procurement method, and the contract period is projected from 12th January 2026 to 20th March 2026. Additional classifications under this tender include services for environmental and wildlife preservation, with a total value estimated at £50,000 gross.