Barrier Safety Improvement Scheme

Description: Height increase and improvement of the Humber Bridge parapet and the replacement of the footway joints.

Summary: The Humber Bridge Board is currently overseeing an active procurement process for their "Barrier Safety Improvement Scheme." This tender involves the expansion and enhancement of the Humber Bridge parapet alongside replacing footway joints. This public authority project, based in Hessle, United Kingdom, falls under the industry category of construction work, specifically focusing on bridges and related infrastructure. The procurement is currently in the tender stage, operating under an open procurement method. Key deadlines include a tender submission by 27 February 2026 and contract commencement on 10 April 2026. The estimated gross value for the project is £6,000,000, and it is governed by legal basis 2023/54.

Kepier - Extension

Description: Kepier is seeking Requests to Participate for an extension construction works project. The works includes a 3-storey extension to the main building, single-storey extension to Dance / Drama, internal remodelling including constructing 2 mezzanine floors to create office space, and outdoor dining shelter, associated external works and drainage. Included in the Request to Participate document are links to the full Stage 3 design packs which show requirements. Stage 4 designs will be made available to shortlisted Contractors at the Invitation to Tender stage.

Summary: EDEN LEARNING TRUST is inviting requests to participate in a construction project titled "Kepier - Extension," which involves the building of a 3-storey extension, a single-storey extension for Dance/Drama, internal remodelling, and other associated works at Ferryhill School, Ferryhill within the UKC region. As part of the competitive flexible procurement procedure currently in the tender stage, interested parties must submit their expression of interest by 16th February 2026 at 12:00 PM. The procurement process, managed by THORNTON-FIRKIN LLP, includes a two-stage process with the Invitation to Tender (ITT) expected to be assessed on criteria involving 70% price and 30% quality, with interviews anticipated on 1st April 2026. The total project value is grossed at £7,200,000.

Rowley Way Estate Heating Infrastructure Works (re-issue)

Description: Contract for a works contractor to undertake heating improvement works at Rowley Way Estate. The scheme involves the replacement and upgrade of the entire estate-wide heating system, including: o New external primary distribution pipework o Riser installation and upgrades within blocks o New internal heating systems (radiators and pipework) in both Better Homes and non-Better Homes dwellings o Fire-stopping and compartmentation measures (bespoke solutions as needed) o Validation and delivery of compliant mechanical ventilation (Part F Building Regulations) Page 2 to 10 o Removal and decommissioning of legacy systems o Asbestos surveys and safe removal works associated with heating and riser installations, as required.

Summary: The London Borough of Camden is initiating a procurement process for the project titled "Rowley Way Estate Heating Infrastructure Works (re-issue)," focusing on building installation work. This contract involves substantial upgrading and replacement of heating systems at Rowley Way Estate, London. The current procurement stage is the tender phase, with a selective competitive procedure comprising of up to four stages. The expression of interest deadline is set for 20th February 2026, while the award period will conclude by 26th November 2026. The estimated contract value is £11,399,999 excluding VAT. The work is to be conducted in the region identified as UKI31, with the project categorised under the works industry sector.

Engineering, Associated Services & Public Realm and Structures Surveys (E&S)

Description: As per the planned procurement notice (https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/076241-2025) released on 23 November 2025. The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) intends to establish a new Engineering & Associated Services Framework to support the continued stewardship, regeneration and development of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park (QEOP) and associated LLDC-managed assets. This multi-lot framework will provide access to professional engineering, technical advisory, and specialist survey services required to maintain, enhance and future-proof critical infrastructure across the estate. The framework will enable LLDC and eligible GLA Group bodies to commission services ranging from civil, structural, highways, mechanical and electrical engineering, through to topographical, utilities, ground investigations and condition-based surveys. The procurement will be structured to deliver a flexible and efficient route to market, allowing the Authority to draw down technical support for planned works, (read more...)

Summary: The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) has initiated a public tender under the title "Engineering, Associated Services & Public Realm and Structures Surveys (E&S)" aimed at supporting the ongoing development and management of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and related assets. This procurement process, which falls under the services category, is managed through an open, competitive flexible procedure. It involves a two-stage process featuring a Supplier Selection Questionnaire followed by an Invitation to Tender. The procurement is designed to establish a new multi-lot framework, replacing the existing arrangement, and enabling access to a range of engineering and survey services. The expression of interest deadline for the tender is 12th February 2026, with the award scheduled to conclude by 2nd April 2026. The contracts commence on 3rd April 2026, and the framework will remain effective until 31st March 2034. Located in London, this initiative offers significant opportunities for involvement in the stewardship and enhancement of vital infrastructure.

Solar PV Installation at Sedbergh Pool/Leisure Centre, Bowling Pool and Ilkley Lido

Description: Bradford Metropolitan District Council requires the design, supply, installation, commissioning and initial maintenance of roof-mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) systems at three leisure facilities. The works are grant-funded by the West Yorkshire Mayoral Fund and must be substantially completed and invoiced by 31 March 2026. The systems shall maximise on-site electricity generation for use within each facility. Sites and Lots Lot 1 - Sedbergh Pool and Leisure Centre Cleckheaton Road, Low Moor, Bradford BD12 0HQ Indicative capacity: ~200 kW | Budget: PS210,000 Lot 2 - Bowling Pool Flockton Road, Bradford BD4 7RH Indicative capacity: ~120 kW | Budget: PS130,000 Lot 3 - Ilkley Lido Denton Road, Ilkley LS29 0BZ Indicative capacity: ~80 kW | Budget: PS100,000 Scope of Works Design of solar PV systems to maximise generation within available (read more...)

Summary: The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council has initiated an open tender process focused on the installation of solar PV systems at three leisure facilities: Sedbergh Pool/Leisure Centre, Bowling Pool, and Ilkley Lido. This procurement falls under the works category, with the industry category specifically addressing 'Solar panel roof-covering work'. The project is to be funded by the West Yorkshire Mayoral Fund, and it must be substantially completed by 31 March 2026. The tender process began on 19 January 2026, with submissions due by 6 February 2026. The procurement method is open and competitive, tailored to subcentral government authorities within the UK, and aims to maximise on-site electricity generation.

Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology Main Build

Description: The Contract is for the provision of the Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology (CDHT) Works to Ulster University. The project will involve the construction of a new six storey building titled "Centre for Digital Health Technology" (CDHT) which is a research and development facility (Use Class B1), comprising of laboratories, office spaces, communal meeting areas, and public realm improvements to Frederick Street. The proposed site is located on footprint of the current Northland House building, adjacent to the existing Belfast City Centre Ulster University Campus (Block BC). The current Northland House building is located at 2-5a Fredrick Street Belfast, BT1 2NH and will be demolished prior to this appointment being made. The proposed development maintains its strong physical and visual connection to the wider Ulster University campus, reinforcing (read more...)

Summary: Ulster University is undertaking a significant project titled the "Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology Main Build," located in Belfast, UK. This project is currently in the tender stage, with expressions of interest due by 5th March 2026. The construction involves a new six-storey facility dedicated to research and development, incorporating laboratories, office spaces, and improvements to the public realm along Fredrick Street. This development aligns with Northern Ireland’s devolved regulations and aims for a BREEAM 'Excellent' rating. The procurement process employs a competitive flexible procedure with a two-stage tendering process, inviting selected suppliers to submit their offers by July 2026. The project, valued at £19.2 million, is set to begin in August 2026 and complete by May 2029. Initial plans were submitted in March 2025, with no objections reported, suggesting a smooth progression towards the award stage.

Housing Construction, Demolition, and Remediation

Description: The H3 Housing Construction, Demolition and Remediation Framework is being developed to support public sector organisations in delivering high-quality and sustainable housing projects across the UK. The Framework will provide a comprehensive end-to-end solution covering design, enabling works, construction and completion for a wide range of residential schemes. Its scope includes traditional and 3D modular housing (both low-rise and high-rise), sheltered and supported accommodation, mixed-use developments, care homes, student accommodation, temporary accommodation, key worker housing, MOD accommodation and High-Risk Buildings. It will also incorporate enabling and preparatory services such as infrastructure works, site clearance, decontamination, remediation and demolition, as well as conversions, extensions and adaptations of existing buildings. The Framework aims to appoint high-performing contractors who can demonstrate quality, innovation and value, while supporting market development, diversified supply (read more...)

Summary: The LHC Procurement Group for the Welsh Procurement Alliance (WPA) has initiated the planning stage for the H3 Housing Construction, Demolition, and Remediation Framework, intended to support public sector organisations in delivering sustainable housing projects across the UK. This procurement process engages early market stakeholders to refine the framework's structure, strategy, and commercial model before formal tendering begins. An essential milestone involves a series of online engagement activities with the deadline for registration scheduled for 8th February 2026. The framework, focusing on construction work within the public sector, aligns with modern construction methods and aims to support Net Zero ambitions. The framework anticipates covering a wide range of residential developments, including traditional and modular housing, key worker housing, student accommodation, and infrastructure works, with the contract period stretching from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2030, extendable to 31st August 2031.

Housing Construction, Demolition, and Remediation

Description: The H3 Housing Construction, Demolition and Remediation Framework is being developed to support public sector organisations in delivering high-quality and sustainable housing projects across the UK. The Framework will provide a comprehensive end-to-end solution covering design, enabling works, construction and completion for a wide range of residential schemes. Its scope includes traditional and 3D modular housing (both low-rise and high-rise), sheltered and supported accommodation, mixed-use developments, care homes, student accommodation, temporary accommodation, key worker housing, MOD accommodation and High-Risk Buildings. It will also incorporate enabling and preparatory services such as infrastructure works, site clearance, decontamination, remediation and demolition, as well as conversions, extensions and adaptations of existing buildings.The Framework aims to appoint high-performing contractors who can demonstrate quality, innovation and value, while supporting market development, diversified supply chains (read more...)

Summary: LHC Procurement Group is in the planning stage of the H3 Housing Construction, Demolition and Remediation Framework, which is designed to aid public sector bodies in the UK with various housing projects. This procurement initiative, tagged under the construction industry category, is focused on providing comprehensive solutions for residential developments, which include traditional and modular housing, conversions, and associated site works. The key engagement milestone, scheduled to conclude on 8th February 2026, involves gathering feedback from industry specialists to refine the framework's scope, pricing, and commercial tactics. Interested suppliers are invited to register by this date to engage in market discussions, including webinars and personal sessions.

Asbestos Abatement Framework; 2026 - 2030

Description: This procurement is intended to appoint a number of specialist asbestos Consultancies and Contractors to a Framework to assist Gentoo in maintaining control, improving management, and removing any ACM's required. This Tender has been broken into two Lots. The Lots are broken up as follows: * Lot 1 - Asbestos Management Services; and * Lot 2 - Asbestos Removal Services.

Summary: The tender titled "Asbestos Abatement Framework; 2026 - 2030" is initiated by the Gentoo Group, a public authority operating in the sub-central government sector. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage and follows an open procedure to form a framework agreement, without reopening competition, aimed to deliver asbestos management and removal services. Located in Sunderland, UKC23 region, the contract covers two main industry categories: construction consultancy services and asbestos-removal work. Key deadlines include the tender submission deadline on 20th February 2026, with awards expected by 20th March 2026. The contract period is slated from 6th July 2026 to 4th July 2030, bearing a gross budget of £4,000,000.

UEC Middle House Refurbishment (Works)

Description: The Authority has a requirement for refurbishment works located at Denmark Hill, UEC Middle House. Further details are set out within the tender pack.

Summary: The South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, in collaboration with Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, is seeking tenders for the refurbishment of UEC Middle House located at Denmark Hill. This procurement process, overseen by Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, falls under the 'Works' category, specifically targeting refurbishment and overhaul activities. The tender process has commenced with an open competition method and has an overall value of £2,400,000 gross. The deadline for tender submissions is set for 2nd February 2026 at 17:00 GMT, with electronic submissions facilitated via the Atamis portal.