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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.

IT Infrastructure Framework

Description: Dover Harbour Board intend to establish an IT Infrastructure Framework centred around 4 Lots: 1. Access Control 2. CCTV 3. Data Cabling & Infrastructure 4. Radio Infrastructure

Summary: The Dover Harbour Board is planning a procurement process titled "IT Infrastructure Framework," aimed at enhancing their IT systems in Dover, United Kingdom. This process is in the planning stage as of 7th August 2026, with a closing date for expressions of interest set for 30th September 2026. The framework revolves around four key areas: Access Control, CCTV, Data Cabling & Infrastructure, and Radio Infrastructure. The procurement method employed is a selective, competitive flexible procedure, allowing for the establishment of a framework agreement. The tender falls under the "works" category in private utility services, and it has a significant scope as it is above the threshold limit. It is anticipated that work will begin on 1st January 2027 and last until 1st January 2030.

Waste Service Mobile Plant

Description: Background: Essex is a large county with almost 1.5 million residents generating approximately 700,000 tonnes of local authority collected waste per annum. As the statutory Waste Disposal Authority for Essex, Essex County Council (the Authority) is responsible for providing a range of infrastructure and arrangements for the management of waste. The Authority operate 21 Recycling Centres for Household Waste (RCHW) and 5 Waste Transfer Stations (WTS), and work closely with the 12 borough, city and district councils who are the Waste Collection Authorities (WCA) within the county of Essex. Brief Overview of the Requirement: The Authority has a requirement for a variety of plant machine vehicles across a variety of sites throughout the county, ECC is publishing a survey which is intended to enable Essex further develop it's (read more...)

Summary: Essex County Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for the acquisition of mobile plant machines to manage waste effectively across its facilities. The procurement process, which includes a premarket engagement phase, aims to gather information from suppliers to develop the upcoming tender. The focus is on acquiring 20-tonne material handlers, loading shovels, and 16/17 tonne material handlers to be used across Recycling Centres for Household Waste and Waste Transfer Stations in Essex. This engagement process will conclude on the 14th of August 2026. The initiative is part of a broader effort to manage Essex's considerable waste, with future procurement steps planned to start the contract on the 1st of April 2027 and end on the 31st of March 2032. Providers interested in participating should note that this engagement is an information-gathering exercise under UK's sub-central government regulations for goods and services.

Euston Temporary Gantry Cranes

Description: The supplier will be responsible for the design, manufacture, fabrication, supply, installation and maintenance of approximately 9 gantry cranes.

Summary: The public procurement process for the "Euston Temporary Gantry Cranes" project is being managed by SCS JV, a London-based organisation. This tender focuses on the services industry, specifically the provision of cranes and mobile lifting equipment, classified under the CPV codes 42414000 and 42414100. The procurement stage is currently in the tender phase, with the process initiated on 6th August 2026, and interested parties are required to submit their bids by 17th August 2026. The delivery will take place in London, with the contract set to commence on 27th May 2027 and conclude on 15th December 2033. This opportunity is valued between £2.5 million and £5 million.

Wilford Hill Crematorium - Replacement & Maintenance Programme

Description: This contract is for the safe removal and disposal under license of 3 existing Evans 300/2 Cremators and double emissions abatement system (including all ancillary items connected to the cremation process), replacing them with new, fuel efficient plant and equipment at Wilford Hill Crematorium, Loughborough Road, Nottingham. The Crematorium must remain operational throughout the programme. The works will therefore require careful planning, phasing, and coordination to ensure continuity of cremation services. The selected Contractor will enter into a long-term maintenance, servicing, and technical agreement of the cremation plant for up to 25 years, reflecting the anticipated lifecycle of the cremation plant. The maintenance contract will include break clauses at five-year intervals, exercisable at the Authority's discretion.

Summary: Nottingham City Council has initiated a procurement process titled "Wilford Hill Crematorium - Replacement & Maintenance Programme," focusing on the replacement of cremation equipment and long-term maintenance at Wilford Hill Crematorium, located in Nottingham. This contract involves the removal and disposal of existing Evans 300/2 cremators and associated systems, with an emphasis on ensuring continuous operational capability throughout the programme. The procurement falls under the construction category and involves works-related activities, with a total estimated value of £3,136,200. The contract is at the tender stage, with a submission deadline on 30 September 2026, followed by an award expected by 26 October 2026. The procurement method is open, utilizing a competitive flexible procedure to invite tenders.

ROV Decontamination

Description: RAICo has a requirement to develop and test a solution to decontaminate remotely operated vehicles (ROV) operating in nuclear storage ponds. The decontamination process is required to be performed whilst the ROV is submerged within the pond, and the decontamination process must be performed by remote operation. The objective of the decontamination process is to reduce contamination levels to within the permitted threshold required to bring the ROV out of the pond to perform both preventative and essential maintenance operations. The decontamination process is expected to be achieved by hydro-water washing methods or similar, but the project remains open to all effective decontamination techniques.

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority, located at Culham Science Centre in Oxfordshire, is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "ROV Decontamination", under the industry category of Research and Experimental Development Services. This tender aims to develop and test a decontamination solution for remotely operated vehicles used in nuclear storage ponds. The process involves hydro-water washing or similar techniques. The procurement is scheduled to advance with the engagement milestone due on 17th August 2026, and the overall contract period is planned from 1st October 2026 to 31st March 2027. As this tender is under preliminary market engagement, relevant notices have been made available for prospective participants.

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, based in London, is conducting a procurement process titled "Trace, Evaluate and Reinforce (TracER)" under OCID: ocds-h6vhtk-06c9a2. This project aims to enhance the assurance of Explosive Trace Detection screening. It falls under multiple industry categories, including chemical, security, medical equipment, and public utilities, among others, making it relevant to a variety of sectors. The process is in the tender stage and will proceed with an open procurement method, designed as a below-threshold open competition. Important dates include the tender period ending on 17th August 2026 and the contract period running from 2nd November 2026 to 31st October 2027, with potential service delivery locations in both the United Kingdom and the United States.

Chester Carriage Wash Machine

Description: Transport for Wales Rail Ltd requires the design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of a new Carriage Wash Machine at Chester Train Maintenance Depot. The facility will be located on Reception Road and will replace the existing non-operational carriage wash machine, including all associated infrastructure and integration works. The successful contractor will deliver the works in accordance with Network Rail standards and applicable legal requirements within an operational depot environment. Tenderers must provide proposed delivery timescales, utility consumption data and water recycling performance, with consideration given to the re-use of existing carriage wash equipment where feasible. As an optional scope item, suppliers shall provide a price for the removal of the existing CWM equipment within the wash plant building. The proposal shall include any works required to enable (read more...)

Summary: Transport for Wales Rail Limited, operating as a utility buyer under Welsh devolved regulations, is overseeing an open procurement process with the objective of designing, supplying, installing, testing, and commissioning a new Carriage Wash Machine at the Chester Train Maintenance Depot. This project, titled "Chester Carriage Wash Machine," falls under the industrial machinery, construction work, and installation services categories. Located in the United Kingdom, it aims to replace an existing non-operational wash machine at the depot. Interested bidders have until 3rd September 2026, at 12:00 PM BST, to submit their tenders. The tender period is preceded by an enquiry period ending on 20th August 2026, offering potential bidders the opportunity to seek clarifications. The contract period is expected to begin on 19th November 2026 and might extend to 18th February 2028, contingent upon project completion.

GGC1129 Condensate Recovery Improvement Project

Description: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is considering a future procurement opportunity for condensate recovery improvement works at Glasgow Royal Infirmary. The proposed works are expected to include replacement of condensate recovery units (CRUs), steam trap replacement works, associated steam and condensate pipework modifications, mechanical installation, testing and commissioning activities within a live acute hospital environment. The requirement is expected to involve specialist steam and pressure systems expertise, including the management of planned shutdowns and integration with existing steam infrastructure. This notice is published for information purposes only and to provide advance visibility of a potential future procurement opportunity. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde reserves the right not to proceed with any subsequent procurement exercise.

Summary: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is in the planning stage of a procurement process for the "GGC1129 Condensate Recovery Improvement Project" at Glasgow Royal Infirmary, located at 84 Castle Street, Glasgow, G4 0SF. This opportunity falls under the health industry category, requiring expertise in steam and pressure systems. The project entails replacing condensate recovery units, steam traps, and modifying related pipework with an emphasis on mechanical installation, testing, and commissioning activities—all within a live hospital environment. This notice, published on 6th August 2026, serves as a preliminary communication to alert prospective bidders of a potential future procurement, with further details expected by 30th September 2026. The process is guided by the GPA legal framework, ensuring compliance with international standards.

Provision of a Cleaning Service at Fort Nelson

Description: Royal Armouries is undertaking this procurement to appoint a suitably qualified, experienced and competent supplier to provide a comprehensive cleaning service at Fort Nelson. The requirement includes the delivery of daily cleaning across visitor, staff, operational and venue hire areas, together with scheduled periodic cleaning tasks, including deep cleaning, window cleaning, high-level cleaning, the supply and management of washroom consumables, and associated equipment, materials and service management arrangements. The appointed supplier will be required to deliver a reliable, safe, compliant and consistently high-quality service which supports the operation of Fort Nelson as a national museum, public visitor attraction and events venue throughout the contract term. The expected commencement date of the contract is 25 November 2026; however, the operational start date for service delivery will be 01 February (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Armouries Museum is seeking a qualified supplier to provide comprehensive cleaning services at Fort Nelson, located in the UKJ31 region of the United Kingdom. This procurement process is managed under the open procedure and covers services including daily cleaning, deep cleaning, and the supply and management of washroom consumables. The procurement is currently in the Tender stage, with key deadlines approaching, such as the enquiry period ending on 13 August 2026 and the tender period closing on 28 August 2026. The contract is expected to start on 25 November 2026, with operational commencement on 1 February 2027, allowing time for mobilisation. The total estimated contract value is £540,000 GBP, reflecting its importance and scale.