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Provision of Insurance and Related Services to Watford Community Housing Trust t/a Chime Housing

Description: Watford Community Housing Trust t/a Chime Housing are looking to appoint one or more providers to deliver their Insurance and related services for Property, legal liability and other general (non-life) insurable risks. The programme will require Insurance and related services for risks that may include but not be limited to: property damage and business interruption, employers, public, products and property owners liability, business combined/office, money, all risks, computer, contract works, group personal accident and employment practices liability. This list is to be decided at the sole discretion of Watford Community Housing Trust t/a Chime Housing. Suppliers will be required to have the financial ability to deliver the programme, including Insurers with a minimum rating of 'A-' from standard and poor, 'A-' from AM Best, or an equivalent rating (read more...)

Summary: Watford Community Housing Trust, trading as Chime Housing, is procuring insurance and associated services for its property, legal liability and other general non-life risks across the United Kingdom. The requirement covers seven areas: general property and liability insurance; motor risk; engineering insurance and inspections; cyber risk; terrorism and political violence through Pool Re; terrorism and political violence outside Pool Re; and directors’ and officers’ liability. Potential cover includes property damage, business interruption, employers’ and public liability, office, money, all risks, computers, contract works, personal accident, professional indemnity, crime and employment practices liability. The authority may appoint one or more providers, depending on the lot and its requirements.

Asset Sustainability, Improvement and Decarbonisation Framework

Description: Eastern Procurement (EP) is a not-for-profit, member-led procurement organisation working primarily with Registered Providers of Social Housing and Stock-Holding Local Authorities. With more than 20 years of experience and a growing national footprint, we serve as the contracting authority for a suite of frameworks designed to deliver value, quality, and long-term impact for our Members. At publication, our Members can be found at our website here: https://eastern-procurement.co.uk/our-members The core geographic area in which Eastern Procurement (EP) Members operate is primarily concentrated in the following regions: * UKH1 - East Anglia * UKH2 - Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire * UKH3 - Essex * J12 - Milton Keynes * J13 - Buckinghamshire Council * F1 - Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire * F2 - Leicestershire, Rutland and Northamptonshire * F3 - Lincolnshire * (read more...)

Summary: Eastern Procurement Limited is planning a national Asset Sustainability, Improvement and Decarbonisation Framework for its social housing and local authority members. The work is primarily housing and building improvement, covering kitchen and bathroom installations, disabled adaptations, electrical works, repointing, insulation, estate improvements, decarbonisation, repairs, voids and structural works. It also includes internal and external decoration, fire safety, project management, grant bidding, and retrofit assessment and coordination services. Decarbonisation activity may include energy management, lighting, renewable energy, glazing and heating improvements. The framework is intended to support members across the UK, with the member base mainly concentrated in East Anglia, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire, Essex, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Rutland, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire and North and North East Lincolnshire. Delivery may also cover Guernsey, the Isle of Man and Jersey.

DHSC: GPH: Mothers Living with HIV Formula Milk Funding Scheme 2027

Description: The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) is undertaking preliminary market engagement to understand supplier interest, capability and capacity to deliver a service that ensures infants born to mothers living with HIV in England have timely access to formula milk and related sterilising equipment for up to 12 months from birth. This preliminary market engagement (and any resultant procurement) forms part of wider work by DHSC to implement actions in the HIV Action Plan for England, 2025 to 2030, specifically the commitment to fund formula milk and related sterilising equipment for the infants of women living with HIV. DHSC is seeking an outcome-focused service that: * Provides equitable access to formula milk and related sterilising equipment for eligible families, minimising inequalities in access and outcomes. * Operates (read more...)

Summary: The Department of Health and Social Care is planning a nationally funded service for England that gives infants born to mothers living with HIV timely access to formula milk and related sterilising equipment from birth until 12 months old. The service should provide equitable, reliable and confidential support for eligible families, including people facing financial, language or access barriers. It is expected to support referrals from HIV services, antenatal clinics, primary care and voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations. Possible delivery models include administering a funding scheme, distributing pre-paid cards or vouchers for purchases from retailers, or supplying products directly to families. The requirement combines service administration, payment or transaction processing, product supply and distribution, and awareness of HIV prevention and health inequalities.

Provision of Insurance and Related Services to Yorkshire Housing

Description: Yorkshire Housing Association are looking to appoint one or more providers to deliver their Insurance and related services for Property, legal liability and other general (non-life) insurable risks. The programme will require Insurance and related services for risks that may include but not be limited to: property damage and business interruption, employers, public, products and property owners liability, business combined/office, money, all risks, computer, and contract works. This list is to be decided at the sole discretion of Yorkshire Housing. Suppliers will be required to have the financial ability to deliver the programme, including Insurers with a minimum rating of 'A-' from standard and poor, 'A-' from AM Best, or an equivalent rating by an independent and reputable credit rating agency and approved by the bidder's market security (read more...)

Summary: Yorkshire Housing is procuring insurance and related services for UK-wide property and non-life risks. The requirement covers property damage and business interruption, employers’, public, products and property owners’ liability, business combined and office risks, money, all risks, computer, contract works, personal accident, professional indemnity, fidelity guarantee and crime. Separate requirements cover motor risk, engineering insurance and inspections, cyber risk, terrorism and political violence, directors’ and officers’ liability, and alternative risk financing. Yorkshire Housing may appoint one or more providers, depending on the lot. Insurance brokers, insurers, risk advisers, claims specialists and engineering inspection providers with relevant sector capability may find this relevant.

Business Case for a Business Rates

Description: Oxford City Council is seeking to appoint a consultant to develop a business case in two stages to make the case to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government for the creation of a business rates retention scheme for Oxford's West End. Awarded Supplier is required to complete full scope of both stages The project will be split into two stages: Stage 1 - Outline Business Case Stage 2 - Full Business Case or Investment Plan.

Summary: Oxford City Council is seeking a consultancy to develop a two-stage business case for creating a business rates retention scheme for Oxford’s West End. The work covers an Outline Business Case followed by either a Full Business Case or an Investment Plan, to support the Council’s case to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. This is a professional services requirement covering financial consultancy, economic impact assessment, feasibility work, business and management consultancy, and business development consultancy. The work is for Oxford City Council and concerns the Oxford West End. The appointed consultant must complete the full scope of both stages, rather than selecting only one stage.

Provision of Insurance and Related Services to Yorkshire Housing

Description: Yorkshire Housing Association are looking to appoint one or more providers to deliver their Insurance and related services for Property, legal liability and other general (non-life) insurable risks. The programme will require Insurance and related services for risks that may include but not be limited to: property damage and business interruption, employers, public, products and property owners liability, business combined/office, money, all risks, computer, and contract works. This list is to be decided at the sole discretion of Yorkshire Housing. Suppliers will be required to have the financial ability to deliver the programme, including Insurers with a minimum rating of 'A-' from standard and poor, 'A-' from AM Best, or an equivalent rating by an independent and reputable credit rating agency and approved by the bidder's market security (read more...)

Summary: Yorkshire Housing is procuring insurance and related services for UK-wide property and non-life risks. The requirement covers property damage and business interruption, employers’, public, products and property owners’ liability, business combined and office risks, money, all risks, computer, contract works, personal accident, professional indemnity, fidelity guarantee and crime. Separate requirements cover motor risk, engineering insurance and inspections, cyber risk, terrorism and political violence, directors’ and officers’ liability, and alternative risk financing. Yorkshire Housing may appoint one or more providers, depending on the lot. Insurance brokers, insurers, risk advisers, claims specialists and engineering inspection providers with relevant sector capability may find this relevant.

Meet the Buyer South 2026

Description: The Supplier Development Programme, in partnership with East Lothian and Scottish Borders Councils, is hosting the 5th annual Meet the Buyer South event, on 7 October 2026, from 10am to 1pm, in Haddington. Meet the Buyer South aims to help local businesses find out what contract opportunities are available both within the councils, local supply chains, and further afield across a range of sectors. On the day, attendees will be able to meet procurement teams from local authorities in the South-east of Scotland, alongside other public and private sector buying organisations, and explore how to do business with them. The event is FREE to attend and open to all, but places are limited. Register now!

Summary: East Lothian Council is planning a supplier engagement event rather than buying a defined product, work package or service. Meet the Buyer South is intended to help businesses understand potential public-sector contract opportunities, local supply chains and wider buying activity, and to introduce their own goods, services or works to prospective buyers. The event is being delivered with Scottish Borders Council and the Supplier Development Programme. It will take place at the Corn Exchange in Haddington, serving businesses operating in the South of Scotland. The scope covers a broad range of sectors, including construction, social care, information technology, facilities and environmental services, transport, supplies, professional services and other public and private sector requirements.

ACE Churn Work

Description: The University of Edinburgh ("the University") is undertaking early market engagement in relation to a forthcoming procurement for moving, removals, internal relocations, packing and associated services across the University Estate. The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to: -Understand supplier capability to deliver the service scope described below; -Understand achievable timeframes (e.g., lead times, response times, mobilisation); -Identify appropriate contract structure, including whether a single-supplier or multi-supplier model would work best; -Identify opportunities to improve service quality, compliance, sustainability and value for money. This RFI does not form part of any formal procurement process and responses will be used solely for market research and to inform the potential procurement strategy and specification. Participation is voluntary and will not confer any advantage or disadvantage in a future (read more...)

Summary: The University of Edinburgh is planning a university-wide moving, removals and internal relocation service across its buildings, accommodation and wider estate in Edinburgh. The work is expected to cover both reactive and planned activities, including moving furniture, beds, mattresses, white goods, luggage and boxed or fragile items between buildings and to exact locations such as bedrooms and flats. It may also involve packing, collecting and returning keys, stacking and unstacking furniture, assembling flat-pack furniture, room clearances, removing unwanted items, recycling and responsible off-site disposal of packaging and waste. The service is intended to provide churn and portering support for the University estate, with mattresses and other items moved to central estate locations where required. The relevant service classification is moving and storage services.

Employee Benefits and Occupational Health Services

Description: This framework is for the provision of comprehensive employee benefits and occupational health services. The framework is structured into two main divisions: Lot 1 (Occupational Health and Related Services) and Lot 2 (Employee Benefits and Services). The objective is to provide Public Sector employers with access to high quality, flexible, and legally compliant services designed to support and protect the physical, mental, and financial wellbeing of their workforces. Under Lots 1.1 to Lots 1.4, services are structured to provide a consistent, baseline standard of occupational health and eyecare/ hearing solutions that may cover, but will not be limited to: - Managed Service Occupational Health and Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP) - Occupational Health Services - Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP) - Eyecare and Hearing Services (including DSE eyesight tests, spectacles, (read more...)

Summary: The Government Commercial Agency is buying comprehensive employee benefits and occupational health services for public sector employers across the United Kingdom. This services framework is intended to support employees’ physical, mental and financial wellbeing. Occupational health provision includes managed clinical support, health surveillance, workplace assessments, physiotherapy, drug and alcohol testing, neurodiversity assessments and employee assistance programmes. It also covers counselling, psychological support, critical incident support, Display Screen Equipment eyesight testing, spectacles, colour vision examinations and hearing checks. Employee benefits provision includes secure online platforms, discounts, cashback, reward and recognition vouchers, technology and smartphone schemes, cycle-to-work schemes, childcare vouchers, payroll giving, dental cover, gym memberships, financial education, bereavement support and wider wellbeing resources. The framework is divided into occupational health and related services, and employee benefits and services.

Legal Services Framework

Description: CCHA is seeking to establish a multi-supplier framework for the provision of legal services across five Lots: Land and Development; Housing; Corporate and Commercial; Treasury and Loans; and Employment and Pensions. CCHA intends to appoint between one and three suppliers to each Lot. Bidders may apply for one, several or all Lots. The Framework will run for an initial 36 months, with an option to extend for a further 12 months.

Summary: Castles and Coasts is procuring a multi-supplier legal services framework for work across the United Kingdom. The requirement is divided into five areas: Land and Development, including acquisitions of section 106 or bulk-purchase units from developers; Housing, including rent, service-charge and compliance advice; Corporate and Commercial, including governance structures, board and committee arrangements, best-practice frameworks and the Regulator of Social Housing’s Governance and Financial Viability Standard; Treasury and Loans, including amendments to facility agreements and related finance documents; and Employment and Pensions, including pension rules, employer responsibilities, consultations, restructuring, TUPE, redundancy and organisational change. Legal services are the main category, with insurance-related legal services also identified for one area. Bidders may apply for one, several or all areas.