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ROOT to Market Dynamic Market for Regenerative Procurement

Description: Regeneration Over Extraction. Suppliers must seek to: Prioritise materials and products that restore, replenish, or enhance natural living systems. Avoid extractive materials that degrade ecosystems, deplete finite resources, or cause long term environmental harm. Use resource efficiently and maximise material lifespans through good design and appropriate material use Demonstrate a clear transition plan away from extractive inputs where alternatives are not yet available. Minimise embodied carbon in construction materials (e.g., concrete, steel, insulation). Prioritise regenerative or circular construction materials (e.g., reclaimed steel, recycled aggregates, lower embodied carbon concrete alternatives, timber from regenerative forestry). Avoid extractive materials linked to high impact mining (e.g., virgin aggregates, aluminium, PVC). Seek to design for deconstruction, enhancing the residual value of materials at the end of design life and reducing future reliance on (read more...)

Summary: The HEART Academies Trust, located in Bedford, is inviting suppliers to participate in the procurement process for the "ROOT to Market Dynamic Market for Regenerative Procurement." This tender is part of the sector focusing on goods, including the regeneration of construction materials and ethical supply chains. Managed by Value Match Services Ltd, this open procurement process will allow businesses to bid until 31 March 2036. Framework agreements open up the dynamic market to the whole public sector, with the procurement conducted electronically. The initiative seeks to reduce environmental impact through innovative approaches that replenish natural systems, promote ethical labour practices, and embrace nature-enhancing methodologies.

HMCG Counter Pollution and Salvage Marketplace

Description: HMCG are looking to develop and create a Dynamic Marketplace to support its emergency response service by establishing a compliant route to market when it requires the supply of specialist Equipment and Services. This marketplace will be procured under the Procurement Act 2023.

Summary: The Maritime and Coastguard Agency is planning to initiate a procurement process titled "HMCG Counter Pollution and Salvage Marketplace," focused on developing a dynamic marketplace to bolster its emergency response services. With the procurement rooted under the Procurement Act 2023, this project aims to establish a compliant route for acquiring specialist equipment and services. Scheduled to commence on 1st July 2026, the contract will run until 30th June 2031, with potential extension until 2033. Based in Southampton, the procurement seeks goods in the categories of professional services for the oil industry, pollution-control vessels, and various emergency response apparatus, conforming to the legal requirements of the UK's Procurement Act 2023. The procurement is in the planning stage, employing an open dynamic market method.

HMCG Counter Pollution and Salvage Marketplace

Description: HMCG are looking to develop and create a Dynamic Marketplace to support its emergency response service by establishing a compliant route to market when it requires the supply of specialist Equipment and Services. This marketplace will be procured under the Procurement Act 2023.

Summary: The Maritime and Coastguard Agency is planning to initiate a procurement process titled "HMCG Counter Pollution and Salvage Marketplace," focused on developing a dynamic marketplace to bolster its emergency response services. With the procurement rooted under the Procurement Act 2023, this project aims to establish a compliant route for acquiring specialist equipment and services. Scheduled to commence on 1st July 2026, the contract will run until 30th June 2031, with potential extension until 2033. Based in Southampton, the procurement seeks goods in the categories of professional services for the oil industry, pollution-control vessels, and various emergency response apparatus, conforming to the legal requirements of the UK's Procurement Act 2023. The procurement is in the planning stage, employing an open dynamic market method.

Site Characterisation Delivery Partner (SCDP)

Description: The Site Characterisation Delivery Partner (SCDP) supports NWS in its design and delivery management of the Deep Investigation Boreholes, including supporting NWS in procurement and management of contracted services required to deliver the drilling of the boreholes.

Summary: Nuclear Waste Services Limited is seeking a Site Characterisation Delivery Partner to aid in the design and management of Deep Investigation Boreholes. This procurement is in the planned stage, with preliminary engagements having been conducted ahead of the Procurement Act 2023 implementation. The tender, focusing on services within the environmental engineering consultancy, drilling, geological, geophysical, and geotechnical engineering sectors, has a substantial projected gross value of £1,638,000,000. Located in Calderbridge, Seascale, UK, the procurement process involves scheduled market engagements, with documentation available for industry review and feedback prior to the tender notice issuance. Important dates include a market engagement deadline extended to 30 June 2026, and the potential contract start date set for 31 October 2028, lasting until 30 October 2038, with renewal options.

Site Characterisation Delivery Partner (SCDP)

Description: The Site Characterisation Delivery Partner (SCDP) supports NWS in its design and delivery management of the Deep Investigation Boreholes, including supporting NWS in procurement and management of contracted services required to deliver the drilling of the boreholes.

Summary: Nuclear Waste Services Limited is seeking a Site Characterisation Delivery Partner to aid in the design and management of Deep Investigation Boreholes. This procurement is in the planned stage, with preliminary engagements having been conducted ahead of the Procurement Act 2023 implementation. The tender, focusing on services within the environmental engineering consultancy, drilling, geological, geophysical, and geotechnical engineering sectors, has a substantial projected gross value of £1,638,000,000. Located in Calderbridge, Seascale, UK, the procurement process involves scheduled market engagements, with documentation available for industry review and feedback prior to the tender notice issuance. Important dates include a market engagement deadline extended to 30 June 2026, and the potential contract start date set for 31 October 2028, lasting until 30 October 2038, with renewal options.

London Construction Programme Consultancy Framework - Pre-Market Engagement

Description: The purpose of this session is to engage early with the market, outline our initial requirements, and gather valuable insights from suppliers with expertise across construction consultancy disciplines. This feedback will help us shape a procurement approach that is realistic, efficient, and reflective of current market capability

Summary: The London Borough of Haringey is seeking to engage with market participants for its upcoming procurement of the "London Construction Programme Consultancy Framework," primarily focused on architectural, construction, engineering, and consultancy services. As a sub-central government authority in the United Kingdom, Haringey aims to leverage this framework to deploy a comprehensive construction consultancy service across the region. With an estimated maximum gross value of £140 million, this tender process is currently in the planning stage, with milestones set to engage suppliers by 23rd February 2026. The framework agreement is intended to commence on 1st November 2026 and run for a period of four years till 2030 across the UK. Early market engagement is crucial to defining a realistic and efficient procurement approach, reflecting current market capabilities.

Framework for the provision of Diving Services

Description: This tender seeks to establish a single-Lot Framework covering the provision of General Diving Services for United Utilities, for inland / inshore projects undertaking commercial diving operations in accordance with the Diving at Work Regulations 1997, the Approved Code of Practice for Commercial Diving Projects Inland/Inshore and any other applicable legislation.

Summary: United Utilities Water Limited has issued a tender titled "Framework for the provision of Diving Services", which falls under the services category, specifically focusing on diving services. This procurement process, initiated on 17 February 2026, is currently at the tender stage and will end on 7 May 2026. The framework aims to establish diving services for inland and inshore projects in the United Kingdom, in accordance with relevant legislation. The value of the procurement is £4,770,000, and submissions can be made electronically in English. Interested parties should note key dates, including the enquiry period ending on 30 April 2026, and potential contract awards on 18 June 2026.

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: East Riding of Yorkshire Council has initiated a public procurement process for the Term Service Contract for Coring Works to NRSWA. This tender focuses on coring works across various highways within the council's jurisdiction, situated in Beverley, United Kingdom. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, with key deadlines including an enquiry period ending on 18 March 2026 and the tender submission closing on 24 March 2026. The contract covers extensive highway works within the East Riding area and is governed by the New Roads and Street Works Act. The procurement method is an open competition below the threshold, suitable for small and medium enterprises as well as voluntary and community sector enterprises. It falls under the industry category of construction work and drilling services.

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: East Riding of Yorkshire Council has initiated a public procurement process for the Term Service Contract for Coring Works to NRSWA. This tender focuses on coring works across various highways within the council's jurisdiction, situated in Beverley, United Kingdom. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, with key deadlines including an enquiry period ending on 18 March 2026 and the tender submission closing on 24 March 2026. The contract covers extensive highway works within the East Riding area and is governed by the New Roads and Street Works Act. The procurement method is an open competition below the threshold, suitable for small and medium enterprises as well as voluntary and community sector enterprises. It falls under the industry category of construction work and drilling services.

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.