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Term Service Contract for Coring Works to NRSWA

Description: To carry out coring works on various highways located within the geographical boundaries of the East Riding of Yorkshire. The East Riding of Yorkshire Council (ERYC) manages and maintains an extensive and diverse highway network of approximately 930 square miles. In accordance with the Council's statutory duties under the New Roads and Street Works Act (NRSWA), ERYC must ensure that all utility reinstatements are inspected, assessed and confirmed as compliant with the relevant specifications. To support this duty, the Council will operate a comprehensive Coring Programme designed to verify the quality of reinstatement works undertaken by statutory undertakers and their contractors. The appointed Coring Provider will be required to undertake up to 4,000 cores per annum, including all associated pre-site activities, traffic management, core extraction, laboratory testing and (read more...)

Summary: The East Riding of Yorkshire Council, a sub-central government authority, is in the planning stage of procuring a Term Service Contract for Coring Works to comply with the New Roads and Street Works Act (NRSWA). This contract involves comprehensive coring activities across highways within the East Riding of Yorkshire, covering approximately 930 square miles. Commencing on 1st July 2026 and ending on 30th June 2029, with a potential extension until 2032, this works-focused procurement aims to ensure high-quality utility reinstatements through a rigorous Coring Programme. Key dates include the future notice date on 2nd February 2026, with a total contract value of £4.2 million GBP, supporting services and construction industry businesses operating in test drilling, boring, and core analysis. The procurement process, tagged under reference CM190, adheres to UK legal standards.

Provision of ROV Training

Description: 4. Scope of Requirement UHI NWH intends to procure a supplier to design and deliver a range of ROV courses that meet the current and emerging needs of industry. The provider will be expected to deliver: - Courses fully compliant with relevant IMCA training requirements. - A comprehensive curriculum covering all core aspects of ROV operations, including system fundamentals, electronics, hydraulics, fiber optics, mechanical systems, fault-finding, troubleshooting, operational procedures, safety, launch and recovery, documentation, and reporting. - Delivery of both theoretical and practical training, incorporating simulator and realistic operational environments. - Hands-on opportunities to build operational competencies. 5. Student Preparation & Industry Engagement The selected provider will support learners with career readiness, employability skills, industry expectations, and pathways. Providers must have strong industry links enabling employer engagement, guest (read more...)

Summary: The UHI North, West and Hebrides, a body governed by public law, is in the planning stage for a procurement process titled “Provision of ROV Training.” This initiative falls under the services category, specifically ROV services, with secondary classifications related to aquaculture and the oil and gas industry. The procurement process is set to be conducted at the Fort William Campus, UKM6, and is aimed at acquiring a supplier to provide Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV) training courses compliant with current industry standards. Potential suppliers should note that further notice is expected to be published by 2nd March 2026.

CEFAS26-10 Offshore and Onshore Observer Programme

Description: The Offshore Observer Programme is a cornerstone of the UK's approach to sustainable fisheries management. It provides independent, high-quality data that underpins stock assessments, advice, and compliance with national and international obligations, including the Fisheries Act 2020. By placing trained observers on commercial fishing vessels, the programme ensures accurate information on catch composition, discards, and biological characteristics is collected during normal fishing operations. To meet the requirements of the Fisheries Act 2020, Cefas contributes to the data collection and collation requirements laid out in the UK Data Collection Framework (DCF). The UK DCF ensures consistent and continuous fisheries data collection across each UK administration, enabling them to establish multiannual programmes for the collection and management of these data. In England, Cefas is responsible, for the most part, for (read more...)

Summary: The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) has initiated a tender for the "CEFAS26-10 Offshore and Onshore Observer Programme," under the industry category of offshore services. This procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with bids being accepted until 27th February 2026. The buying organisation is located in Lowestoft, United Kingdom, and operates as a public authority under sub-central government. This open procedure contract, valued at a gross amount of £900,000, aims to enhance sustainable fisheries management by deploying observers on commercial fishing vessels. The contract period is set to begin on 20th April 2026 and end on 19th April 2029, with the potential for two 12-month extensions.

Provision of ROV Training

Description: 4. Scope of Requirement UHI NWH intends to procure a supplier to design and deliver a range of ROV courses that meet the current and emerging needs of industry. The provider will be expected to deliver: - Courses fully compliant with relevant IMCA training requirements. - A comprehensive curriculum covering all core aspects of ROV operations, including system fundamentals, electronics, hydraulics, fiber optics, mechanical systems, fault-finding, troubleshooting, operational procedures, safety, launch and recovery, documentation, and reporting. - Delivery of both theoretical and practical training, incorporating simulator and realistic operational environments. - Hands-on opportunities to build operational competencies. 5. Student Preparation & Industry Engagement The selected provider will support learners with career readiness, employability skills, industry expectations, and pathways. Providers must have strong industry links enabling employer engagement, guest (read more...)

Summary: The public procurement process is being undertaken by UHI North, West and Hebrides, targeting the educational industry category. The focus is on the "Provision of ROV Training" with planning currently underway. This procurement comprises designing and delivering a series of ROV courses adhering to industry standards. The procurement is set in the UKM region, with specific activities planned at the Fort William Campus. These training initiatives are intended to begin following a planned future notice date on 2nd March 2026. This process, governed by the GPA and adhering to legal standards outlined in CELEX 32014L0024, represents a service procurement category. The buyer is actively working towards ensuring all processes align with their strategic planning goals.

Nishkam Centre - Boiler Flue Replacement and Enabling Works (B21 9BH)

Description: Nishkam Civic Association is inviting tenders for the design, supply and installation of a new commercial boiler flue system and associated enabling works at the Nishkam Centre, 6 Soho Road, Handsworth, Birmingham, B21 9BH. Please note the work we are procuring is partly funded by Birmingham City Council Via the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) Due to the compliance and operational risk, an accelerated but fair tender process is being run. To supply and install a new flue rising within existing twin wall flue riser to above roof level discharge. To supply and install new mechanical input and extract ventilation to boiler room in accordance with IGEM UP10 and BS 6644:2011, both ducts connecting to new weather louvre in existing low-level opening in boiler room. The scope of (read more...)

Summary: The Nishkam Civic Association is managing a procurement process titled "Nishkam Centre - Boiler Flue Replacement and Enabling Works" situated at 6 Soho Road, Handsworth, Birmingham, B21 9BH. This invitation to tender focuses on repair and maintenance services, particularly related to the oil and gas industry. The procurement is currently in the tender stage with a tender period closing on 30th January 2026. The contract period is scheduled to begin on 5th February 2026 and conclude on 15th March 2026. The procurement process, partially funded by Birmingham City Council through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, uses a limited method with competitive quotations sought under the threshold.

Aberdeen Geothermal Feasibility Project - University of Aberdeen

Description: This Invitation to Tender (ITT) invites qualified contractors to provide services for the technical project management, drilling, logging, fibre-optic instrumentation, and optional testing of a geothermal research borehole (>500-1000 m) at the University of Aberdeen campus as part of the Aberdeen Geothermal Feasibility Pilot (AGFP). The aim of this project is to safely drill and complete a deep borehole on the University of Aberdeen campus to a minimum depth of 500 m, and to extend as deep as safely achievable within site and budget constraints, with the option of a second shallow monitoring well. The borehole(s) will provide a long-term research platform for geothermal, geological, petrophysical, hydrological, and geophysical investigations. The deep borehole will be equipped with a Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS) and Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) systems (read more...)

Summary: The University of Aberdeen is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process titled "Aberdeen Geothermal Feasibility Project - University of Aberdeen". This project falls under the services category, specifically drilling services, and is located at the University of Aberdeen campus in Scotland, United Kingdom. The procurement process is being conducted through an open procedure, with an end date for tender submissions set for the 19th of January 2026, and bid opening scheduled for the same day. The procurement involves technical project management, drilling, logging, and fibre-optic instrumentation for the drilling of a geothermal research borehole, aiming to provide a long-term research platform. The total contract value for this opportunity is £400,000, and the defined contract period is 120 days.

Aberdeen Geothermal Feasibility Project - University of Aberdeen

Description: This Invitation to Tender (ITT) invites qualified contractors to provide services for the technical project management, drilling, logging, fibre-optic instrumentation, and optional testing of a geothermal research borehole (>500-1000 m) at the University of Aberdeen campus as part of the Aberdeen Geothermal Feasibility Pilot (AGFP). The aim of this project is to safely drill and complete a deep borehole on the University of Aberdeen campus to a minimum depth of 500 m, and to extend as deep as safely achievable within site and budget constraints, with the option of a second shallow monitoring well. The borehole(s) will provide a long-term research platform for geothermal, geological, petrophysical, hydrological, and geophysical investigations. The deep borehole will be equipped with a Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS) and Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) systems (read more...)

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East Coast Hydrogen Specialist Services Framework

Description: The ECH project is a collaborative initiative between NGN, National Gas Transmission (NGT) and Cadent, to develop a 100% hydrogen transmission and distribution network in the North East of England. The project will connect hydrogen producers, storage operators, and major industrial and commercial users, enabling large-scale decarbonisation of energy-intensive processes. NGN's network will link production facilities in Teesside and the Humber with industrial customers across the Humber, Yorkshire, Teesside, and South Tyneside regions. Following the successful completion of a feasibility study and pre-FEED, NGN has progressed into a two-year FEED phase. This stage will deliver the technical and commercial definition required to create a viable, investable solution for the project. NGN has secured funding for this phase and has finalised the delivery plan to ensure timely and efficient (read more...)

Summary: Northern Gas Networks Limited is currently overseeing the East Coast Hydrogen Specialist Services Framework, primarily aimed at developing a 100% hydrogen transmission and distribution network in the North East of England. With the industry categories encompassing architectural, engineering, planning, and professional services for the gas industry, this tender presents a significant phase in the procurement process. The project is based in the Yorkshire region and seeks to attract strategic advisory and technical services to support its feasibility and economic modelling stages. Key dates include an expression of interest deadline set for 23 January 2026, followed by the award period concluding on 1 June 2026. The procurement is active with selective competitive procedures, governed by UK legislation 2023/54.

East Coast Hydrogen Specialist Services Framework

Description: The ECH project is a collaborative initiative between NGN, National Gas Transmission (NGT) and Cadent, to develop a 100% hydrogen transmission and distribution network in the North East of England. The project will connect hydrogen producers, storage operators, and major industrial and commercial users, enabling large-scale decarbonisation of energy-intensive processes. NGN's network will link production facilities in Teesside and the Humber with industrial customers across the Humber, Yorkshire, Teesside, and South Tyneside regions. Following the successful completion of a feasibility study and pre-FEED, NGN has progressed into a two-year FEED phase. This stage will deliver the technical and commercial definition required to create a viable, investable solution for the project. NGN has secured funding for this phase and has finalised the delivery plan to ensure timely and efficient (read more...)

Summary: Northern Gas Networks Limited is currently overseeing the East Coast Hydrogen Specialist Services Framework, primarily aimed at developing a 100% hydrogen transmission and distribution network in the North East of England. With the industry categories encompassing architectural, engineering, planning, and professional services for the gas industry, this tender presents a significant phase in the procurement process. The project is based in the Yorkshire region and seeks to attract strategic advisory and technical services to support its feasibility and economic modelling stages. Key dates include an expression of interest deadline set for 23 January 2026, followed by the award period concluding on 1 June 2026. The procurement is active with selective competitive procedures, governed by UK legislation 2023/54.

Coring Works for Gloucestershire County Council 2026 to 2028(9)

Description: Gloucestershire County Council undertake a coring programme on various road sites on an annual basis. The extent of the sites and the number of cores on each site cannot be pre-determined, however based on previous years' experience and budgets going forward we anticipate between 500 and 1500 cores per year will be required, however this quantity is indicative only and cannot be the guaranteed quantity of cores for either of the contract years. The majority of the works will be for highways schemes, but there will be an element of coring for the Streetworks team. The scope of works is: * The depth of existing carriageway bituminous layers. * Establish if tar is present in the carriageway construction. * If tar is suspected that it is tested to (read more...)

Summary: Gloucestershire County Council has announced a tender for coring works, set to take place between 2026 and 2028, with a potential extension until 2029. This open competition focuses on drilling and exploration work, mainly for highway schemes, with some involvement from the Streetworks team. Located in the UKK13 region, the contract will begin on 1st April 2026 and has an estimated value of £468,000, although the gross value is £583,200. Interested parties need to submit tenders by 22nd January 2026. This tender is under an "open" procurement method, ensuring fair competition and is categorised as a "works" contract.