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Preliminary Market Engagement for Community Equipment Repair and Maintenance Services: Exploration of Future Service Delivery Options

Description: Swindon Borough Council is the local authority for the Borough of Swindon in Wiltshire, responsible for delivering a wide range of public services including education, social care, housing, waste management, planning, highways and environmental services. Established as a unitary authority in 1997, the Council serves a population of over 200,000 residents and operates as a significant public-sector organisation and commissioner of services. Its strategic direction is guided by the Swindon Plan, which focuses on building a fairer, better and greener Swindon, with priorities centred on reducing inequality, supporting economic growth, improving outcomes for residents and addressing climate challenges. Preliminary Market Engagement Swindon Borough Council invites suppliers to participate in a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise relating to the future delivery of Community Equipment Repair and Maintenance Services. The (read more...)

Summary: Swindon Borough Council, a unitary authority in Wiltshire, is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process focused on the enhancement of its Community Equipment Repair and Maintenance Services. The process involves Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) to explore future delivery options. Prospective suppliers are invited to participate and provide feedback by 28 August 2026. The opportunity falls under the services industry category, specifically involving repair and maintenance services of medical and precision equipment. The anticipated contract value is £750,000, with a duration of three years and the option for three additional one-year extensions. The location for service delivery is within the region of UKK14 in the United Kingdom.

Porton Industrial Automated Control System Works

Description: This contract is for the provision of Porton Industrial Automated Control System Works. UKHSA have a regulatory requirement to improve the Industrial Automated Control Systems (IACS) at our Porton site. This requirement will deliver a critical infrastructure upgrade to enhance the security, resilience, and operational independence of IACS supporting high containment laboratories. The key deliverables of this include: * Construction of two dedicated data centres to house IACS infrastructure; * Installation of core network infrastructure, including: o High-capacity fibre optic links between server rooms; o Copper cabling to connect IACS equipment to specific high containment labs * Preparation of readiness for the migration of primary IACS systems; and * Futureproofing to enable seamless expansion to further labs in later phases.

Summary: The UK Health Security Agency, acting under the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, is managing the procurement titled "Porton Industrial Automated Control System Works." This active tender aims to enhance the Industrial Automated Control Systems at the Porton site in the United Kingdom, with a specific focus on security and operational resilience. The main procurement category is works, involving architectural and construction services, specifically within the industrial process control equipment sector. The procurement process follows an open competition method below the threshold, with electronic submissions allowed until 9th September 2026. The start of the contract is expected on 26th October 2026, with completion by 30th April 2029, potentially extending until 31st October 2029 if renewed.

Site Steam Upgrade Project - Principal Contractor Design & Installation Package

Description: The contract is for a single supplier to act as the Principal Contractor and complete all works as follows: * Stage 4 mechanical, electrical & civils design * Enabling works for new steam & condensate return connections located on EC1 steam distribution and WBH. * Supply and installation of steam and condensate equipment. * Supply and installation of new steam connection & condensate return including all required equipment and associated civil & steelworks. * Deliver a phased changeover of steam delivery from the WBH to the newly installed connection fed from EC1. * Decommission, removal and disposal of WBH and associated redundant equipment. * Disconnection and isolation of gas, compressed air and mains water. * Commissioning and handover including Project Information Folder (PIF) is provided to the client (read more...)

Summary: The Pirbright Institute, a public undertaking located in Woking, United Kingdom, is inviting bids for their Site Steam Upgrade Project under an open procurement process. This tender involves a comprehensive Principal Contractor Design & Installation Package, focusing on the installation and upgrade of steam and condensate systems. The project includes mechanical, electrical, and civil design work, equipment installation, and the phased transition of steam supply. With a total estimated gross value of £600,000, this contract spans from September 2026 to May 2027. The tender process is currently active, with submissions due by 4th August 2026. Interested parties must complete their submissions electronically through the designated portal.

Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) Concession

Description: Tender Opportunity: Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) Concession Contract - Cornwall Council Cornwall Council invites bids for a 15-year concession contract (with an optional 1-year extension) to design, install, operate, and maintain a high-quality on-street electric vehicle charging network across Cornwall. This ambitious project is supported by up to PS3,109,000 of Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) funding and aims to deliver at least 2,000 publicly accessible charge points by December 2029. The Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) funding is capped at a maximum of PS3,109,000 any submission exceeding this figure will be deemed non-complaint and excluded from further evaluation. See tender documents for further details. All proposed charge points must be above-ground installations that comply with current UK safety, accessibility, and maintenance standards. Cornwall Council declared a climate (read more...)

Summary: The public procurement contracting process under discussion is spearheaded by Cornwall Council, focusing on a "Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) Concession" within the UK, specifically in Cornwall. This initiative forms part of a public services industry category and is currently in the tender stage, reflecting its active status. The procurement seeks to design, install, operate, and maintain an on-street electric vehicle charging network with substantial backing of up to £3,109,000 of LEVI funding, to ensure the deployment of at least 2,000 charge points by December 2029. Interested parties must submit their electronic tenders via the e-procurement portal by 30th September 2026, with the project anticipated to commence on 7th May 2027 and potentially extend over 16 years.

Meter Verification Goods and Services

Description: Yorkshire Water is seeking to establish a contract for the provision of Meter Verification Goods & Services to support its Clean Water Networks operations. The scope includes the supply, hire, installation, deployment, verification, calibration, monitoring, maintenance and retrieval of portable flow metering equipment, together with associated technical services to support accurate flow measurement, network monitoring, leakage management and regulatory compliance. The contract also includes data collection, validation and reporting, meter repair, equipment maintenance, battery management and management of Yorkshire Water-owned meter inventory. The services will include, where required, site surveys, installation of clamp-on and insertion flow meters, insertion probe installations, including work on live water mains and the installation of saddles where required, work on operational water assets, confined space working, traffic management and associated specialist activities. Suppliers (read more...)

Summary: Yorkshire Water Services Limited is seeking to establish a contract for "Meter Verification Goods and Services" to support its Clean Water Networks operations. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with a deadline for expression of interest on 4th August 2026. The contract is set to begin on 1st March 2027 and runs for an initial period of three years, with the possibility of a two-year extension. The services will include providing portable flow metering equipment and associated technical services across Yorkshire Water's operational area, located in the United Kingdom's Yorkshire and Humber region. The procurement method is a selective competitive flexible procedure, aiming to appoint one primary and one secondary supplier.

Lift Off - Q3 - Quieter Neighbourhood Support

Description: Heathrow Lift Off is a new concept developed in 2022 as an additional way to attract and work with SMEs. We envisage that Lift Off will provide the chance for selected innovative SMEs to meet with and present their products and services to a panel made up of Heathrow and our largest supply chain partner organisations. The participating SMEs will have opportunity to connect with Heathrow and key players in our supply chain. In addition, SMEs will also potentially be able to take part in relevant tenders and win business opportunities following up the event. SMEs chosen for each Lift Off event will be allocated with 25 mins for presentation and Q&A. At Heathrow, we are committed to materially reducing the impact of aircraft noise on our neighbouring (read more...)

Summary: Heathrow Airport Ltd invites small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to participate in the "Lift Off - Q3 - Quieter Neighbourhood Support" procurement process, with the aim to address the impact of aircraft noise on neighbouring communities. This initiative is part of the Quieter Neighbourhood Support programme, offering an opportunity for innovative SMEs to present their solutions to Heathrow and its supply chain partners. The tender, classified broadly under the installation of outdoor illumination equipment (CPV Code: 45316100) and noise pollution advisory services (CPV Code: 90742400), is active within the procurement stage. The "Q3, 2026 Lift Off" event is scheduled for 18th September 2026, with the tender period ending on 30th July 2026. Businesses across the UK, Europe, and other regions are eligible to apply, with a total contract value estimated at 50,000 GBP.

Radon Programme

Description: Plymouth Community Homes is seeking suitably qualified suppliers to undertake the radon testing programme.

Summary: Plymouth Community Homes, a public undertaking based in Plymouth, United Kingdom, is inviting tenders for its "Radon Programme" focusing on the installation of testing equipment and detection apparatus. The tender falls under the services category and utilises an open procurement procedure. Prospective bidders should note key upcoming dates, as the enquiry period ends on 14th August 2026, with the submission deadline set for 28th August 2026. Interested parties can access submission details via the provided electronic submission platform.

Laundry Equipment & Services

Description: SUPC is exploring the viability of a potential framework agreement. The scope of this tender is the procurement of Laundry Equipment, services, supporting infrastructure and maintenance/repair of the associated equipment. Domestic equipment and the hire of linen or linen services is not covered by this tender. Rather than focusing solely on the purchase of equipment, the proposed framework aims to provide access to a range of complementary products and services that institutions may procure individually or in combination, depending on their operational requirements. At this stage, the proposed scope may include: commercial laundry equipment; managed laundry services and concession models; payment and digital technology platforms; maintenance and repair services; installation and commissioning; associated consultancy and technical advice; sustainability reporting and asset management support.

Summary: Southern Universities Management Services (SUMS) is initiating a procurement process for a framework agreement titled "Laundry Equipment & Services," targeted towards the provision of commercial laundry equipment and complementary services. The procurement is categorised under goods and services, with significant focus on the UK region. The tender is currently in the planning stage, with pre-market engagement efforts scheduled to conclude by 10th August 2026. SUMS seeks to understand the supplier market and gather feedback on the draft specifications to eventually form the basis of this prospective framework. The formal tender notice is anticipated around 30th October 2026, paving the way for a framework agreement effective from 4th January 2027 through 3rd January 2029, with potential extensions up to 2030.

Laundry Equipment & Services

Description: SUPC is exploring the viability of a potential framework agreement. The scope of this tender is the procurement of Laundry Equipment, services, supporting infrastructure and maintenance/repair of the associated equipment. Domestic equipment and the hire of linen or linen services is not covered by this tender. Rather than focusing solely on the purchase of equipment, the proposed framework aims to provide access to a range of complementary products and services that institutions may procure individually or in combination, depending on their operational requirements. At this stage, the proposed scope may include: commercial laundry equipment; managed laundry services and concession models; payment and digital technology platforms; maintenance and repair services; installation and commissioning; associated consultancy and technical advice; sustainability reporting and asset management support.

Summary: Southern Universities Management Services (SUMS) is initiating a procurement process for a framework agreement titled "Laundry Equipment & Services," targeted towards the provision of commercial laundry equipment and complementary services. The procurement is categorised under goods and services, with significant focus on the UK region. The tender is currently in the planning stage, with pre-market engagement efforts scheduled to conclude by 10th August 2026. SUMS seeks to understand the supplier market and gather feedback on the draft specifications to eventually form the basis of this prospective framework. The formal tender notice is anticipated around 30th October 2026, paving the way for a framework agreement effective from 4th January 2027 through 3rd January 2029, with potential extensions up to 2030.

Independent Connection Provider

Description: This project is to procure a single specialist delivery partner to provide the contestable high-voltage electrical infrastructure required to enable the HHRP and support the safe transition away from RAAC affected facilities. The works are business critical and must maintain continuous, uninterrupted electrical supply to an operational acute hospital throughout delivery, while delivering a permanent, resilient solution that is fully compliant with NHS technical requirements and statutory obligations. This project will procure an Independent Connection Provider (ICP) under NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC) Option A, appointing a single contractor responsible for design development, construction, testing, commissioning, and handover, culminating in the formal adoption of installed HV assets by an iDNO. The scope comprises (as a minimum) the permanent 33kV supply and primary substation (including HV cabling and (read more...)

Summary: The North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust is initiating a procurement process for an "Independent Connection Provider" to undertake a crucial high-voltage electrical infrastructure project. The initiative, under active tender stage as of late July 2026, involves delivering a resilient 33kV electric supply infrastructure at Hinchingbrooke Hospital in Peterborough, UKH12 region. The open and competitive procurement method invites a single delivery partner to design, construct, test, and commission the infrastructure, culminating in its formal adoption. Key deadlines include the tender closing on 25th August 2026, with the contract award anticipated by 18th September 2026 and the project completion slated for between November 2026 and May 2028.