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TVFCS Command & Control

Description: Thames Valley Fire Control Service (TVFCS) is initiating a Competitive Flexible Procedure procurement for the replacement of its Command & Control (C&C) system. TVFCS is a tri-service collaboration between Oxfordshire Fire & Rescue Service, Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service, and Royal Berkshire Fire & Rescue Service. Oxfordshire County Council are undertaking this procurement on behalf of the other Fires Services. Since becoming operational in 2015, TVFCS has provided a critical shared emergency control room service, handling 999 calls and mobilising resources across the Thames Valley region, serving a population of approximately 2.5 million residents. The current C&C system (NEC Vision Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) and DS3000 Integrated Communication Control System (ICCS)) is approaching end-of-life, with key infrastructure components due to become unsupported by 2029. The replacement project seeks (read more...)

Summary: Oxfordshire County Council is leading a procurement initiative for the Thames Valley Fire Control Service (TVFCS) to replace its Command & Control system. This move comes under the Competitive Flexible Procedure, targeting modern IT services to ensure service continuity, operational resilience, and innovative capabilities for emergency response in the Thames Valley region. Predominantly serving the IT services industry, this contract will take effect from 19 October 2026, with a service commencement expected no later than 1 April 2028. Interested parties should note the expression of interest deadline set to 25 March 2026, alongside critical evaluation periods, including the award scheduled for 14 September 2026. The tender stands active under the selective procurement method with a gross value of £13,200,000, aiming at enhancing emergency services across Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and Royal Berkshire locations.

Careline Proof of Life and Wellbeing Monitoring Technologies Preliminary Market Engagement

Description: North Hertfordshire District Council is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement to explore market capability relating to technologies that support proof of life and wellbeing monitoring within domestic settings as part of its digital Careline service. The Council's telecare provision is evolving in response to digital transition and seeks insight into solutions capable of providing non-intrusive activity monitoring that enables confirmation of meaningful resident activity, including morning mobilisation where appropriate, supports exception-based safeguarding and integrates with Alarm Receiving Centre operations through digital telecare signalling approaches including SCAIP where applicable. This engagement will obtain supplier insight across technical, operational and commercial areas including scalable deployment models across varied housing environments, lifecycle management considerations such as installation, maintenance and battery performance, indicative per-service-user lifecycle cost drivers, innovation opportunities that reduce false inactivity (read more...)

Summary: North Hertfordshire District Council has initiated a Preliminary Market Engagement process to gather insights into technologies relevant to its digital Careline service. The engagement pertains to monitoring technologies that support proof of life and wellbeing within domestic settings, seeking innovative solutions that integrate with Alarm Receiving Centre operations. Classified under industry categories such as patient-monitoring systems and welfare services for the elderly, this process offers potential suppliers the chance to respond through the Council's e-tendering platform, Supply Hertfordshire. Scheduled milestones indicate responses are due by 13th April 2026, while further notice is expected by 15th August 2026. The contract period is planned from 31st August 2026 to 30th August 2027, with the procurement currently in the planning stage.

Replacement of Alarm Receiving Centre Platform supporting Herts Careline Service

Description: North Hertfordshire District Council (NHDC) is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement to inform a future procurement for the replacement of its existing Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) platform supporting the Herts Careline service. The ARC forms a critical component of the Council's telecare infrastructure, providing 24/7 monitoring and response capability for vulnerable residents and partner organisations. The current platform is approaching technical and contractual end of life and requires replacement with a modern, secure and resilient solution capable of supporting both legacy analogue alarm traffic and the transition to digital telecare technologies. The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement is to obtain market insight and supplier feedback to support the development of a proportionate, transparent and competition-friendly procurement strategy in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. The engagement will explore (read more...)

Summary: North Hertfordshire District Council is planning the procurement of a replacement alarm receiving centre platform essential to its Herts Careline service, currently situated in Letchworth Garden City, United Kingdom, region UKH23. The process is at the planning stage, with a preliminary market engagement scheduled to gather insights from suppliers, particularly focusing on systems for alarm-monitoring services, systems support, and IT software maintenance. This preliminary engagement is scheduled to conclude on 13 April 2026, with potential contract offerings commencing on 31 August 2026 to span a year. The procurement exercise is guided by the Procurement Act 2023, aiming to replace the existing infrastructure with a modern, secure solution capable of integrating legacy analogue systems with new digital telecare technologies.

Academic Workload Planning/Management System

Description: We are interested in finding suppliers of academic workload planning and management systems who will be able to supply a system to a university with well-established workload management policies and processes. Our workload planning system is currently accessible to around 3000 academic staff, and workload planning data is used for planning and management, TRAC, and teaching costing. With our new system we are seeking better integration, a simplified approach to workload policy through more flexible controls, and more flexibility to view our data both within the system and through reporting.

Summary: The University of Exeter is planning a tender process for an Academic Workload Planning/Management System intended for its 3000-strong academic staff. This procurement falls under the 'Information systems or technology strategic review and planning services' category and targets improved integration and simplified workload policies. Located in Exeter, UK, the buyer is a public authority entity classified under sub-central government. The process is currently in the planning stage with upcoming milestones such as a market engagement scheduled for 6th March 2026 and the contract period set to begin on 1st May 2026, running until 30th April 2031. Potential suppliers should note that a future notice is expected on 27th March 2026.

Replacement of Alarm Receiving Centre Platform supporting Herts Careline Service

Description: North Hertfordshire District Council (NHDC) is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement to inform a future procurement for the replacement of its existing Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) platform supporting the Herts Careline service. The ARC forms a critical component of the Council's telecare infrastructure, providing 24/7 monitoring and response capability for vulnerable residents and partner organisations. The current platform is approaching technical and contractual end of life and requires replacement with a modern, secure and resilient solution capable of supporting both legacy analogue alarm traffic and the transition to digital telecare technologies. The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement is to obtain market insight and supplier feedback to support the development of a proportionate, transparent and competition-friendly procurement strategy in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. The engagement will explore (read more...)

Summary: North Hertfordshire District Council is planning the procurement of a replacement alarm receiving centre platform essential to its Herts Careline service, currently situated in Letchworth Garden City, United Kingdom, region UKH23. The process is at the planning stage, with a preliminary market engagement scheduled to gather insights from suppliers, particularly focusing on systems for alarm-monitoring services, systems support, and IT software maintenance. This preliminary engagement is scheduled to conclude on 13 April 2026, with potential contract offerings commencing on 31 August 2026 to span a year. The procurement exercise is guided by the Procurement Act 2023, aiming to replace the existing infrastructure with a modern, secure solution capable of integrating legacy analogue systems with new digital telecare technologies.

Cytundeb Fframwaith ar gyfer Adnoddau Addysgol / Framework Agreement for Educational Resources

Description: Mae Adnodd yn un o gyrff hyd braich Llywodraeth Cymru, ac mae'i gylch gwaith cyfredol yn para tan 2026. Rydyn ni'n arwain ac yn cydlynu'r gwaith o ddarparu adnoddau addysgol yn y Gymraeg a'r Saesneg i ysbrydoli addysgu a dysgu'r Cwricwlwm i Gymru, a'r rheini'n adnoddau y gellir eu haddasu ac sy'n hawdd eu defnyddio. Ein gweledigaeth ni yw bod gan ein holl ymarferwyr a dysgwyr, beth bynnag fo'u cefndir, yr hawl i gael adnoddau addysgol o ansawdd da, a'r rheini'n tanio'u dychymyg, yn hybu eu lles, ac yn ysgogi cariad gydol oes at ddysgu. Yn unol a'n llythyr cylch gwaith, rhaid i Adnodd sicrhau bod adnoddau perthnasol ac amserol, ynghyd a deunyddiau ategol, ar gael yn y Gymraeg a'r Saesneg, ar yr un pryd, i gefnogi'r Cwricwlwm (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for a framework agreement focused on educational resources has been initiated by Caerphilly County Borough Council, acting on behalf of Adnodd Cyfyngedig. This tender is currently in the planning and tender stages, with significant dates including the tender period ending on 30 March 2026 and the framework agreement running from 1 June 2026 to 31 March 2030. Located in South Wales, the procurement aims to support the Curriculum for Wales through bilingual educational resources and consultancy. The industry category covers services such as educational software, printed materials, creative content, consultancy, and research services. The open procedure allows for competition and engagement from various suppliers, especially SMEs, with the framework providing versatile procurement method options.

Careline Proof of Life and Wellbeing Monitoring Technologies Preliminary Market Engagement

Description: North Hertfordshire District Council is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement to explore market capability relating to technologies that support proof of life and wellbeing monitoring within domestic settings as part of its digital Careline service. The Council's telecare provision is evolving in response to digital transition and seeks insight into solutions capable of providing non-intrusive activity monitoring that enables confirmation of meaningful resident activity, including morning mobilisation where appropriate, supports exception-based safeguarding and integrates with Alarm Receiving Centre operations through digital telecare signalling approaches including SCAIP where applicable. This engagement will obtain supplier insight across technical, operational and commercial areas including scalable deployment models across varied housing environments, lifecycle management considerations such as installation, maintenance and battery performance, indicative per-service-user lifecycle cost drivers, innovation opportunities that reduce false inactivity (read more...)

Summary: North Hertfordshire District Council has initiated a Preliminary Market Engagement process to gather insights into technologies relevant to its digital Careline service. The engagement pertains to monitoring technologies that support proof of life and wellbeing within domestic settings, seeking innovative solutions that integrate with Alarm Receiving Centre operations. Classified under industry categories such as patient-monitoring systems and welfare services for the elderly, this process offers potential suppliers the chance to respond through the Council's e-tendering platform, Supply Hertfordshire. Scheduled milestones indicate responses are due by 13th April 2026, while further notice is expected by 15th August 2026. The contract period is planned from 31st August 2026 to 30th August 2027, with the procurement currently in the planning stage.

Provision of Command and Control Solution

Description: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire (the Contracting Authority) intend to award a Contract for the provision of a Command and Control Solution, as detailed in the ITT Statement of Requirement. The Contracting Authority seeks to engage with a strategic, innovative, and experienced Supplier capable of delivering a robust, future proof command-and-control system for Nottinghamshire Police. The solution must fully align with operational needs, enhance organisational efficiency, improve overall performance, and support compliance with all relevant standards and regulations. The required system should enable seamless integration with existing infrastructure and technologies, while also supporting continuous improvement across all departments that rely on command-and-control capabilities. The successful Supplier will be expected to work collaboratively with the Contracting Authority to ensure an effective and resilient implementation that meets current (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire seeks a strategic supplier for the "Provision of Command and Control Solution," focusing on IT services within the public authority sub-central government sector. Located in Nottingham, the tender is currently active and in the 'Tender' stage, with a deadline for submissions set on 9th April 2026. Interested parties must register on the Nottinghamshire Police portal and adhere to an accelerated competitive flexible procedure involving three stages of assessment. The procurement involves substantial investment, with the estimated gross value pegged at £18,000,000 and necessitates comprehensive solutions that integrate seamlessly with existing technologies, ensuring alignment with operational needs.

Identity and Access Management System

Description: The University is conducting preliminary market engagement for an Identity and Access Management (IAM) System. This exercise aims to gather supplier insights to inform a future procurement process. The scope includes identity lifecycle management, authentication/authorisation, access control, system integrations, governance, and implementation approaches.

Summary: Sheffield Hallam University is undertaking a preliminary market engagement process for an Identity and Access Management (IAM) System. This engagement aims to gather valuable insights from suppliers to inform a future procurement exercise. The project falls under the category of IT services, specifically covering areas such as identity lifecycle management, authentication, authorisation, access control, system integration, governance, and implementation strategies. The planned discussions and demonstrations are scheduled from 6th to 17th April 2026, following a supplier consultation period ending on 23rd March 2026. Although currently in the planning stage, this process indicates the university's commitment to engaging with the market and exploring potential solutions that can enhance its service offerings. The engagement is targeted at those with expertise in IT consulting, software development, internet services, and support, with a focus on the region of Sheffield, United Kingdom. The procurement process is above the threshold, and the contracting authority is classified as a public authority under sub-central government.

Network and Information Security (NIS) Audit Services for HSCNI

Description: An Assured Audit Service Provider from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) Cyber Resilience Audit Scheme is to complete an on-site Network and Information Security (NIS) Compliance Audit of the essential service and supporting network and information systems. The objective of the NIS Audit Services is to assist the NIS Competent Authority (CA) in assessing the OES level of compliance with regulation 10 of the Network and Information Systems Regulations 2018. The Compliance Audit will use the (NCSC) Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) which determines the minimum standard expected from the OES. Assessment will be made against each Contributing Outcome and associated Indicators of Good Practice (IGP) and "Not Good" practice as outlined in the CAF. The scope of the NIS Compliance Audit is to be against the OES (read more...)

Summary: Business Services Organisation (BSO) Procurement and Logistics Service (PaLS) in Belfast, United Kingdom, is seeking to procure Network and Information Security (NIS) Audit Services for Health and Social Care Northern Ireland (HSCNI). The tender, currently in the active stage, involves conducting an on-site compliance audit using the National Cyber Security Centre's Cyber Assessment Framework. This open procurement procedure is valued at £450,000, with a tender period ending on 26th March 2026, and an award decision expected by 30th April 2026. Interested suppliers must meet the deadline for the submission of documents via eTendersNI, and the service delivery is scheduled from 30th April 2026 for an initial four-year period, with the potential for a one-year renewal option.