REMOVAL, REPLACEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF THE LIFT IN MWENYA BUILDING AT THE BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION KAMPALA.

Description: The purpose of this project is to replace the existing lift, which has reached the end of its operational life, with a modern, compliant lift system. The scope includes dismantling and removal of the current lift, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of the new lift, and post-installation maintenance under a service agreement to ensure continued safe operation and uptime. The appointed supplier will be responsible for the full end-to-end delivery, ensuring compliance with all relevant safety standards, statutory requirements, and manufacturer specifications. The objective is to improve reliability, safety, and performance of the vertical transportation system while ensuring minimal disruption to building operations.

Summary: The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office is initiating a tender for the "Removal, Replacement and Maintenance of the Lift in Mwenya Building at the British High Commission Kampala". This procurement falls under the services category, with a focus on lift-maintenance, and is valued at £104,084.56. The project is located in Uganda and involves the dismantling of an old lift, installation of a new compliant system, and ongoing maintenance. The tender process is currently active, conducted via an open competition method, with electronic submissions accepted until 13th January 2026. The resulting contract will begin on 1st March 2026 and may extend for six months based on satisfactory performance.

PHW-ITT-60102- Maintenance and Certification of Safety Cabinets and associated items with Public Hea

Description: Public Health Wales Trust are looking for a suitably qualified supplier to carry out the required Service, Maintenance and Calibration of Safety Cabinets and associated equipment across laboratories across the Trust. A full list of sites to be serviced is provided within the ITT & specification.The required services will operate on a scheduled basis within laboratory hours, including Saturdays and Statutory Holidays as necessary. The successful contractor will be expected to provide pricing and availability around Call Outs and related costings to ensure the Trust has full operational support.Further information on the requirements can be found within the detailed specification and appendices attached as part of this Invitation To Tender (ITT).Public Health Wales recognises the importance of the Welsh language to the communities it serves. Consequently, responses to (read more...)

Summary: The NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership is facilitating a tender process titled "PHW-ITT-60102- Maintenance and Certification of Safety Cabinets and associated items with Public Hea" in the services category. This tender focuses on the service, maintenance, and calibration of safety cabinets and relevant equipment across Public Health Wales Trust laboratories. The procurement process is in the Tender stage, with the submission deadline set for 27 January 2025 at midday. The services will cover multiple laboratory sites, ensuring operational support across statutory holidays and weekends as required. The contract will be awarded based on a 40% quality and 60% cost evaluation. For potential bidders, more information is accessible via the eTenderwales platform.

Supply, Installations and Maintenance of CCTV at Oxfordshire HWRC sites

Description: Oxfordshire County Council is seeking qualified suppliers to deliver the supply, installation, and ongoing maintenance of CCTV cameras and supporting infrastructure across its Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC) sites. This project aims to replace outdated systems and enhance CCTV capability to provide higher-quality footage and improve security within HWRC sites

Summary: Oxfordshire County Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process seeking the supply, installation, and maintenance of CCTV systems at its Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC) sites. This planned project, titled "Supply, Installations and Maintenance of CCTV at Oxfordshire HWRC sites," falls under the services category and is part of the open procurement method via a competitive flexible procedure. Located in Oxford, the procurement is valued at approximately £250,000 with a gross amount of £300,000, and the tender period is expected to end on 27th March 2026. The anticipated contract period will begin on 1st July 2026 and run through 30th June 2031. The opportunity supports small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as well as voluntary, community, and social enterprises (VCSEs), indicating an inclusive approach to potential suppliers.

Water Chemical Treatment HGH

Description: Chilled and heating water treatment and monitoring of water system

Summary: The "Water Chemical Treatment HGH" procurement process is initiated by Northumbria Healthcare Facilities Management, a public authority under central government in the United Kingdom. This open procurement process, classified under the services category, involves the chilled and heating water treatment and monitoring of water systems. The main procurement method is an open competition, specifically below the threshold, allowing for broad participation. Key dates include the tender period ending on January 23, 2026, and the enquiry period concluding on January 16, 2026. The project is set to be executed across multiple regions in the UK, including localities within North Shields, with a contract period starting on April 1, 2026, and running through March 31, 2029, with potential extensions available.

Responsive Repairs and Void Works Framework

Description: Responsive Repairs - Day to Day Responsive Repairs including Emergency Work arising during the normal working hours of the day Void Works - Any repairs, renewals, reinstatement, replacement, internal redecoration, upgrading, cleaning and clearing out ordered in accordance with the provisions of the Contract arising as a result of a change of tenancy. IVH will carry out "Void Property Inspections". This means inspection of the Void Property to establish what Works are required. Once scoped and priced the Work would then be passed to the Supplier to complete with a target completion date.

Summary: Irwell Valley Housing Association Limited, based in Salford, United Kingdom, is managing a procurement process titled "Responsive Repairs and Void Works Framework." This process falls under the industry categories of building installation and completion work, as well as the maintenance services of building installations. The process is currently in the tender stage, with interested parties invited to submit their expressions of interest by 19th February 2026. Enquiries about the tender can be made until 19th January 2026, with the award period scheduled to end by 10th April 2026. The procurement follows a selective, competitive flexible procedure, which includes stages like PSQ, ITT, and interviews. The contract, valued at £3.6 million, will run from 13th April 2026 to 12th April 2028, with an optional one-year extension.

Maintenance of Zeiss (Carl Zeiss) Surgical Microscopes and Ophthalmology Equipment

Description: The maintenance of Zeiss (Carl Zeiss) surgical microscopes and ophthalmology equipment including Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance / repairs

Summary: The procurement process is being initiated by the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust for the maintenance of Zeiss surgical microscopes and ophthalmology equipment. This tender, titled "Maintenance of Zeiss (Carl Zeiss) Surgical Microscopes and Ophthalmology Equipment", falls under the services industry category, specifically for repair and maintenance services of medical equipment. Located in Reading, United Kingdom, this contract is currently in the planning stage. The Trust seeks expressions of interest by 23 January 2026, with a contract period starting on 1 April 2026 and extending to 31 March 2029, possibly renewable until 31 March 2031. This upcoming opportunity will be further communicated by 16 February 2026.

Refrigeration Maintenance Planned and Reactive

Description: Hampshire & IOW healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (H&IOW) currently have contracts in place to provide maintenance and reactive call outs for a variety of models of commercial refrigeration assets. These contracts are due for renewal in November 2026. We are approaching a number of market leaders to undertake pre-tender discussions to enable us to review the possible service provision options that could be provided to enhance our services and reduce costs.

Summary: The Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is in the planning phase for its upcoming procurement titled "Refrigeration Maintenance Planned and Reactive," under the services category. This contract, based in Southampton, is set to renew in November 2026, with a total estimated value of £372,000 excluding VAT. The procurement is currently focused on market engagement, offering a significant opportunity for potential suppliers to define service provision strategies that could enhance service delivery and cost efficiency. A critical milestone in this process is planned for 22 January 2026, when supplier meetings will be held online to discuss pre-tender possibilities, helping shape the final requirements.

Masts and Towers Management (2026 - 2030)

Description: The aim of the Mast and Towers Contract is to ensure that the structures are managed in order that the MCA's obligations for the UK's Maritime Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) mandate and all other maritime requirements are met; by ensuring that these freehold sites/structures are safe and any changes to them meet recognised safety standards. The Supplier will be responsible for all aspects of management of the MCA's existing mast and tower structures to ensure that: * they are maintained and remain safe in accordance with current and emerging safety requirements * that access safety systems meet these safety standards for any authorised person having reason to access the structure, and reasonably practicable security measures are identified to prevent unauthorized persons from accessing the structures. IMPORTANT (read more...)

Summary: The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has initiated a tender for "Masts and Towers Management (2026 - 2030)", focusing on maintenance services for radio-communications equipment and technical services for radio towers and masts. This public procurement, using an open procedure, is in the tender stage, and the Invitation to Tender (ITT) is set to launch on 6th January 2026. Prospective suppliers can register and submit clarifications via the Jaggaer portal by 5th February 2026. The contract is valued at £504,000 (net) and will cover locations across the UK, aligning with the MCA's commitment to maritime safety standards. The successful proposal will be awarded by 27th February 2026, with the contract commencing on 1st April 2026 and running until 31st March 2030, with potential extensions included.

Cycle Hire Scheme

Description: The Council is inviting proposals from experienced organisations to supply, operate, and fund a replacement micromobility and cycle hire scheme. This will include, but is not limited to, e-bike and e-cargo bike hire, the scheme may also incorporate e-scooter hire during the contract subject to future legislative changes. The scheme will involve awarding contracts for e-bike, e-cargo bike, and potentially other micromobility services for to two operators. It is anticipated that the scheme will provide up to 2,500 e-bikes between the two Operators within the Cardiff City Council area. This number, as well as the mix of vehicle types, may vary over time. Parking will be in designated bays, supported by measures to ensure safe and efficient use of footways for all users.

Summary: The procurement process is being conducted by Cardiff Council, under the European TED system, with a focus on market engagement and planning stages as of December 2025. The entitled project, "Cycle Hire Scheme," falls under the services category and aims to enhance micromobility within the Cardiff City area. This initiative is set to incorporate e-bikes and potentially other services like e-cargo bikes and e-scooters. It is a sub-central government procurement, adhering to Welsh devolved regulations, and is set for completion between May 2026 and April 2029, with possible extension to 2031. A key milestone is the engagement deadline on 23rd January 2026, with future notices expected in early February 2026. The procurement value is approximately £300,000 GBP, with a main focus on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Supply & Fitting of Tyres & Tyre Management Service

Description: The Council is looking to establish a contract with a single Provider capable of delivering a suitable solution for the provision of tyres and associated services for vehicles maintained by the Council, predominantly at the Smithies Depot in Barnsley but at all sites throughout the borough.

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is currently in the tender stage for procuring a contract titled "Supply & Fitting of Tyres & Tyre Management Service". This procurement falls under the industry category of tyre repair, fitting, and supply services, geared towards the Council's fleet of vehicles across Barnsley, South Yorkshire. The procurement adopts an open procedure, facilitating broad participation, and is valued at £1.2 million. The deadline for tender submissions has been extended to 2nd February 2026 at 12 noon. The contract period is scheduled to commence on 11th May 2026 and last until 10th May 2028, with the possibility of two optional one-year extensions, potentially extending the contract until 2030.