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Provision of School Venues for Conducting British Council Examinations in Bangladesh

Description: BC Services Bangladesh Ltd, a local entity of the British Council, is inviting eligible and qualified schools in Bangladesh to participate in a tender process for the provision of examination venues. The purpose of this tender is to identify suitable school premises that can be used to conduct British Council examinations in full compliance with: * British Council examination venue standards and operational requirements; and * All applicable Government of Bangladesh laws and regulations governing the operation of educational institutions in Bangladesh. Participating schools must ensure that their venues meet the required standards relating to infrastructure, safety, security, accessibility, seating capacity, examination conditions, and administrative support necessary for the smooth and secure delivery of examinations. The selected school venues will primarily be used to conduct examinations for the (read more...)

Summary: The British Council is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process concerning the provision of school venues for conducting examinations in Bangladesh. This tender is aimed at identifying educational institutions that can comply with British Council standards and local regulations for examination venues. The process involves two stages, beginning with the submission of a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PSQ) followed by evaluations of technical and commercial submissions. Key dates include an expression of interest deadline on 10 March 2026, followed by the award period concluding by 15 April 2026. This venture aims to secure venues in compliance with administrative and safety standards, under a competitive flexible procedure. With a planned budget of £600,000, this procurement falls under the category of administrative educational services and is considered above threshold.

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.

Electronic Asset Storage and Control Management Cabinets Solution

Description: Thames Valley Police (TVP) and Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary (HIOWC) together The Authority, are seeking expressions of interest to gain further knowledge and understanding of the hardware and supporting software solutions available in the marketplace for electronic asset storage and control management cabinets. We require a modular and scalable asset management system that will offer intelligent control, administration, and documentation of our assets. The installation of the hardware will be across the Southeast region.

Summary: The Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police, representing both the Thames Valley Police and Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary, is initiating a procurement process in the planning stage for an "Electronic Asset Storage and Control Management Cabinets Solution". This opportunity seeks to engage with potential service providers who specialise in data-processing hardware, software solutions, and related IT services. The project involves the development of a scalable and modular asset management system to be implemented across the Southeast region, focusing on intelligent asset control and documentation. Interested parties should reach out by 20th March 2026, with the installation phase expected to start on 2nd November 2026 and complete by 1st November 2031, with the possibility of renewal.

Homes England - Help to Buy Mortgage Administrator

Description: Since 2013, Homes England (HE) have delivered several 'help to buy' equity loan schemes including the First Time Buyers Initiative, HomeBuy Direct, FirstBuy, the London Wide Initiative, as well as the Help to Buy (HtB) Equity Loan scheme itself. We refer to these collectively in this document as "Help to Buy" (HtB). The current contract for the Mortgage Administrator for these schemes is coming to its natural end and Homes England is looking to reprocure these services. The current stage of this procurement is market engagement and so any information included in this notice is estimated and subject to change. The market engagement documents are available via the following link; https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=4e58017d-c713-f111-813c-005056b64545&p=315ec497-7ab1-e611-8118-000c29c9ba21

Summary: Homes England is currently in the planning stage for procuring services related to Help to Buy (HtB) mortgage administration. This pre-market engagement exercise aims to understand how equity loans can be better managed and how technology can enhance data quality and standardise processes. The engagement, which includes a questionnaire and potential one-on-one sessions, will conclude on 20 March 2026. Homes England is seeking insight into potential delivery options, design principles, and commercial mechanisms for future procurement processes related to mortgage administration services. The services are intended to cover several regions within the United Kingdom, including UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ, and UKK.

Homes England - Help to Buy Mortgage Administrator

Description: Since 2013, Homes England (HE) have delivered several 'help to buy' equity loan schemes including the First Time Buyers Initiative, HomeBuy Direct, FirstBuy, the London Wide Initiative, as well as the Help to Buy (HtB) Equity Loan scheme itself. We refer to these collectively in this document as "Help to Buy" (HtB). The current contract for the Mortgage Administrator for these schemes is coming to its natural end and Homes England is looking to reprocure these services. The current stage of this procurement is market engagement and so any information included in this notice is estimated and subject to change.

Summary: Homes England is currently in the planning stage for procuring services related to Help to Buy (HtB) mortgage administration. This pre-market engagement exercise aims to understand how equity loans can be better managed and how technology can enhance data quality and standardise processes. The engagement, which includes a questionnaire and potential one-on-one sessions, will conclude on 20 March 2026. Homes England is seeking insight into potential delivery options, design principles, and commercial mechanisms for future procurement processes related to mortgage administration services. The services are intended to cover several regions within the United Kingdom, including UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ, and UKK.

Preliminary Market Engagement for Optometry Services for NI Prison population

Description: The purpose of this Prior Information Notice is to inform the market of our envisaged procurement plan for the provision of optometry services for the Northern Ireland Prison (NIP) population. Optometry services are required to support the assessment, diagnosis and management of eye health and vision needs and to ensure access to optometric care comparable to that available within community primary care. It is envisaged that the Supplier(s) will be expected to provide a comprehensive optometry service on behalf of Health and Social Care (HSC) in Northern Ireland, delivered within prison healthcare settings. The service is expected to be delivered across the following Northern Ireland Prison Service (NIPS) sites: Maghaberry Prison Hydebank Wood Secure College Magilligan Prison This may include, but will not be restricted to: 1. Provision (read more...)

Summary: The Business Services Organisation Procurement and Logistics Service is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Preliminary Market Engagement for Optometry Services for NI Prison Population". This tender falls under the services category and is directed towards health services, including optician and ophthalmologist services, with a focus on the optometric care within prison healthcare settings across Northern Ireland, specifically Maghaberry Prison, Hydebank Wood Secure College, and Magilligan Prison. The process is governed by Northern Irish devolved regulations and aims to encourage service provision comparable to community primary care. Key deadlines include the submission of responses to the Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) questionnaire by 15:00 on Friday, 13th March 2026. The potential contract term is scheduled to run from 1st November 2027 to 31st October 2030. Interested parties should note this is part of information-gathering efforts, with current activities focused on securing feedback on barriers in delivering such services within prisons.

Preliminary Market Engagement - Shaping the Future of Housing Related Support in North East Lincolnshire (1)

Description: North East Lincolnshire would like to invite your organisation to take part in a collaborative workshop focused on shaping the future of Housing Related Support (HRS) in the borough. This workshop forms part of the second Preliminary Market Engagement event being undertaken by the Authority.. HRS is a short-term support service currently available to local residents, designed to help individuals develop the skills needed to manage their homes effectively, with the long-term aim of reducing reliance on homelessness services. However, we recognise that the current offer may no longer fully reflect the needs of our community. To ensure any future commissioning is informed by local insight and experience, we are bringing together housing and support providers from across North East Lincolnshire to explore what a refreshed HRS offer (read more...)

Summary: The North East Lincolnshire Borough Council is currently in the planning stage for a significant public procurement process aimed at reshaping the Housing Related Support (HRS) services in the borough. The contract, valued at £7.5 million, covers various social work, housing services, and administrative housing services, offering substantial business prospects in these sectors. Organisations are invited to participate in a preliminary market engagement workshop to contribute insights for future commissioning. The procurement process will focus on developing a more responsive service that aligns with the evolving needs of the community, starting from 1st October 2026 and potentially extending up to 2029. Key dates for engagement include a milestone of 23rd March 2026, with future notices expected by 1st June 2026, indicating strategic opportunities for businesses prepared to engage early.

Market Engagement Survey: Syria Education Programme III (SEP III)

Description: The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) are exploring the option to procure a Technical Assistance (TA) contract for Syria Education Programme III (SEP III). FCDO will be using market feedback from Preliminary Market Engagement activities to inform the design of the programme. Please note that the programme is subject to changes and approvals. The proposed opportunity would require a supplier/s to provide technical expertise to support the Syrian Ministry of Education (MoE) deliver on their ambitious reform agenda. The exact scope of the TA work would need to be determined with the FCDO and the MoE, but we would anticipate that it would include working in partnership with Ministry officials to advance policies and processes, including through the provision of expert advice and capacity building. The supplier (read more...)

Summary: The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) is undertaking a market engagement exercise as part of the planning stage for a potential procurement related to the Syria Education Programme III (SEP III). This initiative falls under the services category, specifically foreign economic-aid-related services, and aims to provide technical assistance to support the Syrian Ministry of Education. While currently not a formal procurement process, suppliers are encouraged to participate in the market engagement before the deadline at 2 pm UK time on 13th March 2026. The engagement will help shape the design of the programme, with plans for the eventual contract to commence in October 2027, lasting until September 2030, with a potential extension to September 2032. The location for service delivery is Syria, and the total contract value is estimated at GBP 16 million.

Destination Tourism Growth & Management Plan for the CotswoldsPlus Local visitor economy partnership

Description: This contract is required to develop a single, comprehensive growth and management plan for the CotswoldsPlus LVEP area, aligned with national, regional and local priorities. The plan must be: * evidence-led and underpinned by robust, up-to-date data * shaped through meaningful engagement with stakeholders, communities and businesses * focused on sustainable growth, place stewardship and long-term resilience The plan will provide a shared strategic foundation to guide investment, policy alignment and partnership working, ensuring the visitor economy continues to contribute positively to economic growth, community wellbeing and environmental sustainability.

Summary: Cotswold District Council is seeking proposals for the "Destination Tourism Growth & Management Plan for the CotswoldsPlus Local Visitor Economy Partnership." This active tender, classified under administrative services related to tourism affairs and research consultancy services, is part of the council's effort to foster sustainable growth in tourism. The procurement, operating under an open method, invites bids until 13th March 2026. Located in Cirencester, United Kingdom, this initiative, which starts in April 2026 and concludes in November 2026, aligns with national and regional priorities and involves engaging stakeholders to ensure long-term resilience and environmental sustainability.

PEACEPLUS - Our Historical Borough

Description: Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council has received funding through the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB) to develop and deliver a PEACEPLUS Local Community Action Plan. Programme 1 entitled 'Our Historical Borough' will ensure the regeneration and connectivity of heritage and historical sites throughout the Borough. As part of this, Council will deliver a range of new heritage focused visitor products, including walking and driving trails, promoted through two central Heritage Hubs. This programme will provide a platform for building a strong and vibrant local historical and tourism economy, whilst protecting and supporting the growth and knowledge of our shared history for many years to come. As part of the 'Our Historical Borough' Programme, Council seeks to deliver the following projects: * The creation of two designated Heritage Hubs (read more...)

Summary: Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council is seeking to develop a PEACEPLUS Local Community Action Plan titled "Our Historical Borough," focused on the regeneration and connectivity of heritage and historical sites around Antrim and Newtownabbey. The procurement is at the planning stage, with a market engagement scheduled to gather insights on potential approaches, risks, and technology applicable to the tourism and heritage industry. Interested parties can participate by submitting a questionnaire by 12 noon on 20 March 2026 via eSourcingNI. This initiative is funded by the Special EU Programmes Body and follows Northern Irish devolved regulations, aiming to engage the local community in historical preservation through services related to recreational, cultural, and sporting activities, as well as administrative services related to tourism affairs.