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Electrical Framework

Description: Liverpool City Region Combined Authority (LCRCA) is seeking to establish a multi-supplier Electrical Services Framework Agreement to support the delivery of electrical works across its estate. The framework will be used to appoint competent electrical contractors to undertake a wide range of electrical services, covering both minor and major works, as required by the Authority over the term of the framework. 2. Purpose of the Framework The purpose of this framework is to provide LCRCA with a compliant, flexible, and efficient mechanism to procure electrical works across all Authority-owned and operated properties, assets, and locations. The framework will support: Planned and reactive maintenance Statutory compliance works Refurbishment and upgrade projects Capital works and major installations Framework Structure and Lots he framework will be divided into two (2) Lots, (read more...)

Summary: The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority has announced a planned procurement process for the establishment of a multi-supplier Electrical Services Framework. This initiative, titled "Electrical Framework," falls under the works category, with the procurement stage currently in the planning phase. The open procedure procurement aims to facilitate electrical services across various estate locations, including office buildings, transport facilities, and public-facing structures within region UKD72. The framework is structured into two lots, covering minor and major electrical works, with the submission deadline set for 1st April 2026, and anticipated awards by the end of April 2026.

Construction and commission of modular rig

Description: UKNNL is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to support the assembly, installation verification, and inactive commissioning of a new modular experimental rig at the Preston facility. The rig comprises a modular, three-storey structure incorporating multiple process and utility services. The appointed contractor will be responsible for mechanical assembly, installation checks, and inactive commissioning (without uranics) to enable active commissioning (with uranics) by others. 2. Scope of Work The contractor will be expected to undertake, as a minimum: Mechanical Assembly * Offloading, positioning, and installation of prefabricated rig modules * Mechanical assembly and integration of modules to form the complete structure * Installation of access platforms, supports, and ancillary equipment * Alignment, fixing, and structural integrity checks Interface & Service Readiness * Preparation and (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process is currently at the Planning stage, initiated by the United Kingdom National Nuclear Laboratory Limited (UKNNL), a sub-central government public authority. This procurement involves construction works in the form of a project titled "Construction and Commission of Modular Rig," specifically focused on the assembly and commissioning of a modular experimental rig. Located in Preston, Lancashire, UK, the project addresses the construction and installation services industry. Key milestones include a scheduled engagement due on 20 February 2026 for expressions of interest as part of a pre-tender market consultation to assess capabilities within the current market before moving to potential formal tendering processes. The anticipated site readiness is set for June 2026, with a project completion handover planned by September 2026.

Expression of Interest [EOI] in deploying Small Cells in the London Borough of Haringey

Description: Background Haringey Council invites Mobile Network Operators (MNOs), Neutral Host Providers, and Code Operators to express interest in deploying 4G and 5G small cells on Council-owned Street assets under open access agreements. This initiative supports our digital infrastructure strategy to enhance mobile connectivity and enable next-generation connectivity services across the borough. The London Borough of Haringey owns and maintains some 15,500 Street lighting columns which are potentially available to enhance mobile connectivity within the borough. To date use has been limited to a single small cell operator but the Council is keen to work with a wider range of Code Operators in the development of open access deployment plans. 1. Scope of Opportunity * Assets Available: Street lighting columns, * Deployment Model: Open access agreements ensuring fair, transparent, (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Haringey is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process aimed at enhancing mobile connectivity by deploying 4G and 5G small cells across the borough. This procurement process, initiated on 9th February 2026, invites Code Operators to submit Expressions of Interest by 9th March 2026, with evaluations concluding by 16th March. Interested operators are required to engage via the council's e-procurement portal, and a formal agreement will be issued to successful candidates on 17th March 2026. The initiative seeks to improve connectivity across the borough, utilising council-owned street lighting columns, with operations tentatively commencing by 6th April 2026. This procurement falls under the telecommunications industry category and is intended to boost the mobile coverage and capacity in the area, ensuring no single operator monopolises the available infrastructure.

CBC-1849-T-SK - Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure and Associated Services in Central Bedfordshire (LEVI Tender 1)

Description: LEVI Tender 1 Central Bedfordshire Council have been allocated PS1,413,000 through the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) fund, which aims to increase the number of on-street low-powered charging points in residential areas and accelerate the commercialisation of this market. The Council requires Service Providers for two concession contracts for the supply, installation, operation, management, and maintenance of a network of public electric vehicle charge points and associated services, at locations across Central Bedfordshire. Appointment to these contracts will be done via two separate procurement exercises, split by technology type - LEVI Tender 1 and LEVI Tender 2. Service Providers can bid for any of the two opportunities but cannot win both. LEVI Tender 1 involves the provision of residential charge points both on-street and in hubs (car parks (read more...)

Summary: Central Bedfordshire Council is actively seeking service providers for its Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure project, designated as the LEVI Tender 1. This procurement falls under the services category, specifically focusing on architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services relevant to electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The tender invites bids for two concession contracts that entail the supply, installation, and ongoing management of public electric vehicle charge points across Central Bedfordshire. The procurement process adopted is an open procedure, and currently, it is at the tender amendment stage. Interested parties need to submit their bids by 16th February 2026, and the contract is slated to commence on 1st July 2026, lasting for 15 years with an optional 12-month extension. The project aims to boost the availability of low-powered on-street and hub-based charge points, leveraging a sizeable allocation of £1,413,000 from the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure funding.

CBC-1849-T-SK - Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure and Associated Services in Central Bedfordshire (LEVI Tender 1)

Description: LEVI Tender 1 Central Bedfordshire Council have been allocated PS1,413,000 through the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) fund, which aims to increase the number of on-street low-powered charging points in residential areas and accelerate the commercialisation of this market. The Council requires Service Providers for two concession contracts for the supply, installation, operation, management, and maintenance of a network of public electric vehicle charge points and associated services, at locations across Central Bedfordshire. Appointment to these contracts will be done via two separate procurement exercises, split by technology type - LEVI Tender 1 and LEVI Tender 2. Service Providers can bid for any of the two opportunities but cannot win both. LEVI Tender 1 involves the provision of residential charge points both on-street and in hubs (car parks (read more...)

Summary: Central Bedfordshire Council is actively seeking service providers for its Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure project, designated as the LEVI Tender 1. This procurement falls under the services category, specifically focusing on architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services relevant to electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The tender invites bids for two concession contracts that entail the supply, installation, and ongoing management of public electric vehicle charge points across Central Bedfordshire. The procurement process adopted is an open procedure, and currently, it is at the tender amendment stage. Interested parties need to submit their bids by 16th February 2026, and the contract is slated to commence on 1st July 2026, lasting for 15 years with an optional 12-month extension. The project aims to boost the availability of low-powered on-street and hub-based charge points, leveraging a sizeable allocation of £1,413,000 from the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure funding.

Installation of CVIM Generator Back Up Power

Description: The purpose of this project is to increase the Institute's electrical supply resilience (both continuity of science and vaccine production, plus to reduce potential financial loss), reduce waste and safeguard the vaccine batch production via resilient power supply to the building utilising either mains power or generated power in the event of site wide power failure. This will be achieved by a combination of the following two factors: * New 510kVA stand-alone emergency back-up generator. * UPS resilience on critical equipment to ensure power is bridged whilst generator runs up to speed and then takes the load of building. Contract Scope The contract is for a single supplier to provide Design and Build of a permanent automatic emergency power back up in case of power failure and to (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the installation of the CVIM Generator Back Up Power is led by The Pirbright Institute, located at Pirbright Laboratory, Ash Road, Woking, Surrey GU24 0NF, United Kingdom. The project aims to enhance the resilience of the Institute’s electrical supply to ensure the continuity of vaccine production and scientific research during power failures. This tender falls under the category of electrical installation works, specifically within the scope of electric motors and generators, and is open for a single supplier to participate through an open competition procurement method. The tender is in the active stage, with an end date for submissions set for 6th March 2026. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 16th February 2026, and the contract is expected to run from 27th March to 29th May 2026.

Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Concession

Description: Concession contract for delivery, operation and maintenance of electric vehicle charging infrastructure throughout Cornwall, via a 15 year contract with a option to extend by 1 year.

Summary: The buying organisation for the current public procurement opportunity is Cornwall Council, aiming to deliver, operate, and maintain an electric vehicle charging infrastructure across Cornwall through a concession contract lasting 15 years with an optional one-year extension. The procurement process is in the planning update stage, with a planned contract start date of 12th October 2026. The project falls under the services category and includes works related to electric vehicle infrastructure, classified within the transport and electrical installation sectors. The total estimated value of the contract is £115,189,449, with a significant contribution expected from the successful bidder. Interested parties should note that further notices are expected on 25th February 2026 regarding this opportunity, and its location falls under the UKK3 region of the United Kingdom.

Barnet Homes Aids and Adaptations Works Contract

Description: Barnet Homes are looking to procure a Contractor for the delivery of their Aids and Adaptations Works Contract. The estimated annual contract value is circa GBP800000.00 . This figure does not take into account annual indexation considerations or VAT. It is intended that the contract will run for a period of three years with the option for renewal, as decided by Barnet Homes, for an extension of up to a further two years. The maximum duration of the contract is therefore five years. The contract value in this notice is therefore subject to review and is not guaranteed, as this is based upon the maximum term. The Works required by the Contract, include undertaking the Design, Supply and Installation for the following in accordance with Occupational Therapist requirements: (read more...)

Summary: Barnet Homes Ltd, a public authority under sub-central government, has initiated a procurement process for the Barnet Homes Aids and Adaptations Works Contract. The contract focuses on the industry category of building installation work, specifically under the CPV codes for electrical installation and door and window installation. The project is set in the UK, particularly in regions UKJ and UKI71. The tender is active and currently in the tender stage, with the procurement method being an open competition, although it is below the threshold. Interested parties need to submit their tenders by 12:00 on 9th March 2026, while enquiries can be made until 25th February 2026. The contract is projected to commence on 1st August 2026 and run for three years, with a possible extension of up to two years. It encompasses a wide array of works, including kitchen and bathroom adaptations, installation of lifts, doors, and technology solutions as per occupational therapist requirements, with strategic dates and deadlines enriching the opportunities available.

PC2526/007. Design, Supply, Installation, Testing & Commissioning of a New Fire Suppression System f

Description: Pembrokeshire College invites suitably qualified and third-party certified contractors to submit tenders for the full design, supply, installation, testing, commissioning, training, and maintenance handover of a fixed kitchen fire suppression system serving the Refectory Kitchen extraction canopy, plenum, filters, cooking equipment, and associated extract ductwork.The works will take place at the refectory Kitchen at:Pembrokeshire CollegeMerlins BridgeHaverfordwestPembrokeshireSA61 1SZNOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=161227.The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems. (read more...)

Summary: Pembrokeshire College is currently in the tender stage of their procurement process titled "PC2526/007. Design, Supply, Installation, Testing & Commissioning of a New Fire Suppression System," aimed at installing a new kitchen fire suppression system at the college's refectory in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire. The tender invites qualified contractors to propose for the comprehensive project that includes design through to maintenance handover. This open procurement method falls under the 'works' industry category, with the closing date for tender submissions set for 11 March 2026, with subsequent awards expected by 3 April 2026.

Managed Equipment & Clinical Service Solutions 2027

Description: This framework agreement offers access to services which provide fully bespoke managed equipment and diagnostic service's within but not limited to an imaging or theatre environment. These services, provided with or without staff, can support meeting key service-related targets and help reduce patient backlog, resulting in the potential for quicker patient diagnosis.

Summary: The procurement process currently in the planning stage involves Supply Chain Coordination Limited as the buying organisation. The tender is titled "Managed Equipment & Clinical Service Solutions 2027" and falls under the services industry category, specifically medical equipment, construction, IT services, and health and social work services. The location for this contract opportunity is London, United Kingdom. Key dates include the future notice date on 15th December 2026, with the contract period expected to start on 10th January 2028 and potentially running until 9th January 2032. The process is being conducted under the framework agreement method, offering considerable opportunities with an estimated value of £1 billion to £1.2 billion.