PfH - Responsive Repairs, Disrepair Works and Void Services

Description: Established in 2004, Procurement for Housing (PfH) is a national procurement consortium dedicated to the social housing sector and supported by the National Housing Federation (NHF), Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) and HouseMark. Collectively our Members manage more than 90% of UK' social housing stock, with PfH helping them to achieve efficiency savings using a wide range of services including framework agreements, dynamic purchasing systems, spend analyses, strategy reviews, consolidated billing and comprehensive reporting. PfH is a contracting authority under section 2 of the Procurement Act 2023 and a centralised procurement authority under section 1(4) of that Act. Please refer to www.pfh.co.uk for additional information. PfH is administered by Inprova Limited and is headquartered in the North West of England with over 20 years of expertise and experience (read more...)

Summary: Procurement for Housing (PfH), a consortium dedicated to the social housing sector in the United Kingdom, is conducting an extensive procurement process aimed at establishing a framework for Responsive Repairs, Disrepair Works, and Void Services. This procurement is under an open procedure and covers a range of works, including construction, maintenance, and security services. PfH, supported by various housing institutions, seeks qualified suppliers for this framework that encompasses multiple lots with services spanning across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. The tender process, currently at the update stage, will conclude with awards in February 2026. Interested parties should note the deadline for enquiries on 15 December 2025 and the submission deadline on 12 January 2026.

LEVI Public Electric Vehicle Charge Points & Associated Infrastructure

Description: The Authority is inviting tenders for the supply, installation, and maintenance of EV charge points across the region, funded through the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) project. The Authority has been awarded and received PS3.465 Million by the UK Government to support the implementation of this Contract. This initiative aims to expand public EV charging access, support the transition to sustainable transport and provide equitable distribution of charge points across urban, rural, and underserved areas. The procurement has been structured into two lots, reflecting the differing requirements of on-street residential charging and charging infrastructure in Council owned car parks and community assets. * Lot 1 - On street Charging * Lot 2 - Car parks (Including commercial) & Community Assets

Summary: Cumberland Council is inviting tenders for the "LEVI Public Electric Vehicle Charge Points & Associated Infrastructure" project. This procurement process is focused on the development and maintenance of electric vehicle (EV) charge points across the region as part of the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) project. The scheme, funded by a £3.465 million grant from the UK Government, aims to enhance public EV charging accessibility and support sustainable transport. The procurement is divided into two lots: on-street residential charging and infrastructure for Council-owned car parks and community assets. The procurement stage is active and follows an open procedure, with a tender period ending on January 21, 2026. The procurement encompasses services under industry categories such as transport equipment, electrical installation, and electricity distribution, with the main delivery location being in the United Kingdom (UKD1 region).

Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework

Description: Anglian Water Services Limited intends to establish a Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework agreement to support the delivery of its capital investment in the East of England, necessary for adaptations to climate change and anticipated population growth. This Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework will provide for an integrated and collaborative partner, and enable flexible call-offs to deliver selected programmes and projects successfully, achieving outcomes to enable Anglian Water to meet the needs of our customers, stakeholders, shareholders, investors and the specific outcomes required by the regulator. While achieving the highest levels of safety, health and wellbeing in the delivery of its works. The Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework will set out the broad scope of capabilities that may be required over the life of the agreement, being that of early contractor (read more...)

Summary: Anglian Water Services Limited is planning a Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework in the East of England, aimed at supporting necessary adaptations to climate change and population growth. This project is currently in the planning stage, with an estimated expression of interest deadline set for 27th February 2026, and a potential award by 3rd July 2026. The framework seeks a collaborative partner for comprehensive services, including early contractor involvement, design, construction, and health and safety supervision, to help deliver projects such as Coastal Waters Improvements Works. With a procurement method classified as selective and employing a competitive flexible procedure, Anglian Water anticipates engaging with interested parties through initial market engagement by 5th January 2026.

Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework

Description: Anglian Water Services Limited is seeking engagement from interested suppliers for a new strategic delivery framework (namely a "Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework") to support in the delivery of its capital investment in the East of England, necessary for adaptations to climate change and anticipated population growth. This Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework will provide for an integrated and collaborative partner to deliver selected programmes and projects successfully, achieving outcomes to enable Anglian Water to meet the needs of our customers, stakeholders, shareholders, investors and the specific outcomes required by the regulator. While achieving the highest levels of safety, health and wellbeing in the delivery of its works. The Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework will set out the broad scope of capabilities that may be required over the life of the (read more...)

Summary: Anglian Water Services Limited is planning a Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework in the East of England, aimed at supporting necessary adaptations to climate change and population growth. This project is currently in the planning stage, with an estimated expression of interest deadline set for 27th February 2026, and a potential award by 3rd July 2026. The framework seeks a collaborative partner for comprehensive services, including early contractor involvement, design, construction, and health and safety supervision, to help deliver projects such as Coastal Waters Improvements Works. With a procurement method classified as selective and employing a competitive flexible procedure, Anglian Water anticipates engaging with interested parties through initial market engagement by 5th January 2026.

Water Supply

Description: This is the water supply for all council properties, except housing.

Summary: Leicester City Council is planning a procurement process for the water supply to all council properties, excluding housing. This tender falls under the services category in the public utilities industry and is based in Leicester, United Kingdom (region UKF21). The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with a planned contract period starting from 8th December 2025 until 7th December 2028, and may extend until 7th December 2029 subject to renewal. Key dates include a future notice expected by 5th December 2025. The total value of the contract is estimated at £3,100,000 GBP, as per procurement guidelines established by UKPGA, specifically under legislation 2023/54.

East Coast Hydrogen FEED Design & PEC Work Packages

Description: NGN is seeking to appoint one or more experienced consultants to deliver key work packages for the East Coast Hydrogen (ECH) Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) project. This project forms a critical part of NGN's strategy to enable the transition to a low-carbon energy system, supporting the UK's net zero targets by 2050. The ECH initiative aims to repurpose and expand existing gas infrastructure to transport hydrogen across the region, creating a reliable and scalable hydrogen network to facilitate hard-to-electrify industrial processes.

Summary: Northern Gas Networks Limited invites bids for the 'East Coast Hydrogen FEED Design & PEC Work Packages' project, focusing on the expansion of gas infrastructure to transport hydrogen. This tender is in the tender stage and includes work in multiple regions across the United Kingdom. The procurement process follows a competitive flexible procedure, offering a gross value of £6,000,000. Businesses are encouraged to express interest by 5th January 2026, with pre-qualification questionnaires (PQQ) submissions concluding by 12th January 2026. The project, supporting the UK's net zero targets, comprises two lots: engineering design and planning, environmental, and consents, commencing in June 2026 with a potential extension to 2028.

Safe Water Projects

Description: LSHTM / SCIF has an ongoing requirement for support in developing, delivering and monitoring safe water projects in East Africa. Safe Water Projects - To provide safe clean water to communities bringing defunct boreholes back into use within an ongoing management regime involving local stakeholders, developing production wells, rainwater harvesting, water filtration systems, water catchment protection and other related nature-based climate mitigation and adaptation measures. In addition, providing education and increasing awareness of how best to use and maintain the water sources, to drive hygiene and sanitation behavioral change in the local communities, with young people and in schools. This includes capacity building and providing socio-economic opportunities for communities and other beneficiaries of the SCIF infrastructure. All projects carried out must be scoped and co-created through on-going community (read more...)

Summary: The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, a public authority under the sub-central government classification, is seeking tenders for its "Safe Water Projects". This initiative focuses on developing, delivering, and monitoring water projects in East Africa, including countries such as Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya, and Ethiopia. The aim is to provide clean water systems, renovate defunct boreholes, and conduct education programs for local communities. The procurement is at the tender stage, with the final submission deadline for tenders set for 12th January 2026. Interested parties can begin engaging with the process immediately, before the enquiry period ends on 15th December 2025. The tender is conducted under an open procedure, and the contract, valued at up to £3,600,000, will be awarded following the assessment of technical and commercial criteria.

Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) fund - Electric Vehicle Charge Point Network - Concession Contract on The Isle of Wight

Description: The Authority has been awarded PS1.625m LEVI funding from the Office of Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) through the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) fund. Based on that funding the Authority is now seeking to award a single concession contract for a supplier to install and operate an affordable and easy to use, reliable and widely accessible and recognisable Electric Vehicle (EV) charge point network across the Isle of Wight (the 'Contract') The form of contract has been developed in alignment with the LEVI Heads of Terms. The Authority will be looking for a Supplier who can demonstrate a commitment to maximising the use of the LEVI funding and deliver an ambitious project with a full solution offering end to end services. It would be the intention that the (read more...)

Summary: The Isle of Wight Council, a sub-central government public authority located in Newport, has initiated a procurement process for the installation of an Electric Vehicle Charge Point Network under the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) fund. This concession contract, titled "Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) fund - Electric Vehicle Charge Point Network - Concession Contract on The Isle of Wight," falls under the industry categories of construction work, installation services, public utilities, and architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services. The procurement is currently at the tender stage with an open procedure method and aims to award by February 2026. The tender period ends on 18th December 2025, and proposals should be submitted in English electronically. The project, which is valued at £34 million (net), is set to commence in March 2026 and run for 15 years, enhancing local on-street charging infrastructure primarily for residential communities without off-road parking across the Isle of Wight.

T157 - Aerzen - Provision of Maintenance, Spare parts, Bare shaft/Service exchange units and OEM Support

Description: The Provision of Maintenance, Spare parts, Bare shaft/Service exchange units and OEM Support for existing Aerzen units

Summary: The procurement process, managed by NI Water and its subsidiaries, is currently in the planning stage. It involves a forthcoming tender for the provision of maintenance, spare parts, bare shaft/service exchange units, and OEM support for existing Aerzen units. This falls under the industry category of goods, specifically related to compressors, water distribution, and sewage treatment machinery. The contract is set to commence on 2nd March 2026 and run until 1st March 2028, with potential renewal extending to 2033. The procurement is taking place in Belfast, Northern Ireland. NI Water is holding market engagement meetings in mid-to-late December 2025 to gather insights prior to publishing the tender, with participants encouraged to contact their sourcing team by 31st December 2025.

THE SUPPLY OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE AND CHARGEPOINTS AND ASSOCIATED SERVICES

Description: This Invitation to Tender (ITT) relates to the supply of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure, Chargepoints and Associated Services Lot 1 oversees standard (7kW AC charging) and fast (22kW AC or DC charging) chargepoint sockets and all four (4) commissioning bodies require the provision of these chargepoint sockets. Lot 2 oversees rapid (49kW AC or 50 kW DC) chargepoint sockets. Only Lincolnshire County Council and Stoke on Trent City Council require the provision of rapid charegepoint sockets. Lincolnshire County Council is leading on this procurement process on behalf of the Third Midlands Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Consortium (TMeviC) The Consortium consists of the following Local Authorities: * Lincolnshire County Council * Herefordshire County Council * Stoke-on-Trent City Council * Telford & Wrekin Council The TMeviC is a joint Project between (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for "The Supply of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure and Chargepoints and Associated Services" is being led by Lincolnshire County Council on behalf of the Third Midlands Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Consortium (TMeviC). This initiative involves multiple local authorities, including Herefordshire County Council, Stoke-on-Trent City Council, and Telford & Wrekin Council, focusing on enhancing residential and local EV charging infrastructure. The tender is currently active under an open procedure, with submissions due by 6th January 2026. The main industry categories include integrated engineering services and electrical installation work, and the project will be implemented across regions UKF3 and UKG in the United Kingdom.