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Trace, Evaluate and Reinforce (TracER)

Description: TracER is intended to improve assurance of Explosive Trace Detection (ETD) screening to detect explosive trace contamination.

Summary: The Department for Transport, based in London, is conducting a procurement process titled "Trace, Evaluate and Reinforce (TracER)" under OCID: ocds-h6vhtk-06c9a2. This project aims to enhance the assurance of Explosive Trace Detection screening. It falls under multiple industry categories, including chemical, security, medical equipment, and public utilities, among others, making it relevant to a variety of sectors. The process is in the tender stage and will proceed with an open procurement method, designed as a below-threshold open competition. Important dates include the tender period ending on 17th August 2026 and the contract period running from 2nd November 2026 to 31st October 2027, with potential service delivery locations in both the United Kingdom and the United States.

Hydrocarbon Oil Analysis

Description: HMRC requires the provision of forensic analytical services that will support investigations into all operational areas of Hydrocarbon Oils criminality and fraud by providing expert testing/examination and reporting on a variety of exhibits, primarily but not limited to Diesel, Petrol and on similar and associated products. The service provider must possess, or be able to demonstrate, working towards achieving the current ISO/IEC 9001:2015, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, and ISO/IEC17025 certification, accredited by UKAS or a comparable body. The service provider will be required to identify and quantify any Government rebated fuel markers present in a sample of Oil provided by HMRC.

Summary: The public procurement process, managed by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), is currently in the planning stage and focuses on the retendering of Hydrocarbon Oil Analysis services. This process is intended to support HMRC's Fraud Investigation Service (FIS) by providing forensic analytical services. The contract, with a gross value of £6,600,000, aims to engage one supplier to deliver these services across the United Kingdom. Key due dates include signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement by 11 August 2026 to participate in the Request for Information (RFI) and submitting feedback by 18 August 2026. The contract period is slated to begin on 18 February 2027 and end on 17 February 2030, with potential extensions up to 17 February 2031.

Hydrocarbon Oil Analysis

Description: HMRC requires the provision of forensic analytical services that will support investigations into all operational areas of Hydrocarbon Oils criminality and fraud by providing expert testing/examination and reporting on a variety of exhibits, primarily but not limited to Diesel, Petrol and on similar and associated products. The service provider must possess, or be able to demonstrate, working towards achieving the current ISO/IEC 9001:2015, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, and ISO/IEC17025 certification, accredited by UKAS or a comparable body. The service provider will be required to identify and quantify any Government rebated fuel markers present in a sample of Oil provided by HMRC.

Summary: The public procurement process, managed by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), is currently in the planning stage and focuses on the retendering of Hydrocarbon Oil Analysis services. This process is intended to support HMRC's Fraud Investigation Service (FIS) by providing forensic analytical services. The contract, with a gross value of £6,600,000, aims to engage one supplier to deliver these services across the United Kingdom. Key due dates include signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement by 11 August 2026 to participate in the Request for Information (RFI) and submitting feedback by 18 August 2026. The contract period is slated to begin on 18 February 2027 and end on 17 February 2030, with potential extensions up to 17 February 2031.

Hydrocarbon Oil Analysis

Description: HMRC requires the provision of forensic analytical services that will support investigations into all operational areas of Hydrocarbon Oils criminality and fraud by providing expert testing/examination and reporting on a variety of exhibits, primarily but not limited to Diesel, Petrol and on similar and associated products. The service provider must possess, or be able to demonstrate, working towards achieving the current ISO/IEC 9001:2015, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, and ISO/IEC17025 certification, accredited by UKAS or a comparable body. The service provider will be required to identify and quantify any Government rebated fuel markers present in a sample of Oil provided by HMRC.

Summary: The public procurement process, managed by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), is currently in the planning stage and focuses on the retendering of Hydrocarbon Oil Analysis services. This process is intended to support HMRC's Fraud Investigation Service (FIS) by providing forensic analytical services. The contract, with a gross value of £6,600,000, aims to engage one supplier to deliver these services across the United Kingdom. Key due dates include signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement by 11 August 2026 to participate in the Request for Information (RFI) and submitting feedback by 18 August 2026. The contract period is slated to begin on 18 February 2027 and end on 17 February 2030, with potential extensions up to 17 February 2031.

Wireline Geologging & Topographical surveys

Description: The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) manages the effects of past coal mining, including managing mine water pollution from both coal and metal mines, handling subsidence damage claims which are not the responsibility of licensed coal mine operators, and managing other mining legacy issues. The MRA has a requirement for: Wireline Geologging and other down borehole monitoring & Topographical Surveys including those conducted via Drones. This notice is intended to inform interested parties that the MRA is intending to launch a procurement in January 2027 to find suitably qualified and experienced partners. This notice is not a call for competition and is purely advisory at this time.

Summary: The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA), a central government public authority based in Nottinghamshire, is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process related to Wireline Geologging and Topographical Surveys. The initiative focuses on services within the mining sector, with a specific emphasis on managing the effects of historical coal mining activities across various regions in the United Kingdom. Key dates include a milestone engagement for interested parties to register by 31st August 2026. The actual procurement process is expected to commence in January 2027, culminating in the start of the contract period from 2nd July 2027 to 1st July 2031, with an estimated contract value of £1,800,000 (gross). The procurement involves a framework agreement setup to ensure the involvement of suitably qualified partners.

Trace, Evaluate and Reinforce (TracER)

Description: TracER is intended to improve assurance of Explosive Trace Detection (ETD) screening to detect explosive trace contamination

Summary: The Department for Transport, based in London, is conducting a procurement process titled "Trace, Evaluate and Reinforce (TracER)" under OCID: ocds-h6vhtk-06c9a2. This project aims to enhance the assurance of Explosive Trace Detection screening. It falls under multiple industry categories, including chemical, security, medical equipment, and public utilities, among others, making it relevant to a variety of sectors. The process is in the tender stage and will proceed with an open procurement method, designed as a below-threshold open competition. Important dates include the tender period ending on 17th August 2026 and the contract period running from 2nd November 2026 to 31st October 2027, with potential service delivery locations in both the United Kingdom and the United States.

Leasing Round 6 DIGITAL AERIAL SURVEY (DAS) SUPPLIER

Description: The Crown Estate is procuring a single supplier to deliver a 24-month Digital Aerial Survey (DAS) programme for birds, marine mammals and megafauna across the Project Development Areas (PDAs) designated under Leasing Round 6 (LR6) of its offshore wind programme. The requirement covers monthly survey flights using manned aircraft only, data capture, processing, species identification, analysis and reporting across all LR6 PDAs and associated buffer zones. Outputs must be suitable for use in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Habitats Regulations Assessment (HRA) for offshore wind development. The contract is for an initial 33-month term commencing November 2026.

Summary: The Crown Estate is actively seeking tenders for a Digital Aerial Survey (DAS) supplier under its Leasing Round 6 offshore wind programme. This opportunity, titled "Leasing Round 6 DIGITAL AERIAL SURVEY (DAS) SUPPLIER," is aimed at providing comprehensive ecological surveys across designated Project Development Areas in the UK. The procurement process, currently in the tender stage, involves an open, competitive flexible procedure. The tender calls for one supplier to manage a 24-month programme, beginning in November 2026, and the contract will last for an initial 33-month term. Vital procurement activities will include monthly manned aerial surveys covering birds, marine mammals, and megafauna, with outputs supporting Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) and Habitats Regulations Assessments (HRA). The tender period is set to conclude on 20 August 2026, with the award anticipated by November of the same year.

Construction Related Consultancy Framework

Description: A new Framework Alliance Agreement for Construction Related Consultancy Services (CRCS) is required and will run along side our existing Construction, Estates and Property Professional Services Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) until the expiry of the DPS in March 2028. Haringey Council is acting as lead contracting authority (as defined in the Procurement Act 2023) for the purposes of undertaking this open procedure procurement exercise in accordance with section 20(2)(a) of the Act and concluding a Framework Alliance Agreement (FAC-1) with each of the successful tenderers. The Client invites Tenders from Tenderers who can provide high quality consultancy services, suppliers are expected to have a customer focused approach that delivers value for money and social value for the services as set out in the Service Specification for each discipline

Summary: The London Borough of Haringey, under the role of a public authority in sub-central government, has initiated a procurement process for a "Construction Related Consultancy Framework". This open procedure procurement aims to establish a new Framework Alliance Agreement for Construction Related Consultancy Services, which will complement the existing Construction, Estates, and Property Professional Services Dynamic Purchasing System until its expiration in March 2028. The tender, valued at roughly £144 million, covers several industry categories such as architectural, construction, engineering, inspection services, research and development services, among others. Services will cater to various locations in the United Kingdom, including regions in Greater London and Home Counties. The tender stage is currently active with the deadline for submission on 7th September 2026, while enquiries can be made until 14th August 2026.

Construction Related Consultancy Framework

Description: A new Framework Alliance Agreement for Construction Related Consultancy Services (CRCS) is required and will run along side our existing Construction, Estates and Property Professional Services Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) until the expiry of the DPS in March 2028. Haringey Council is acting as lead contracting authority (as defined in the Procurement Act 2023) for the purposes of undertaking this open procedure procurement exercise in accordance with section 20(2)(a) of the Act and concluding a Framework Alliance Agreement (FAC-1) with each of the successful tenderers. The Client invites Tenders from Tenderers who can provide high quality consultancy services, suppliers are expected to have a customer focused approach that delivers value for money and social value for the services as set out in the Service Specification for each discipline

Summary: The London Borough of Haringey, under the role of a public authority in sub-central government, has initiated a procurement process for a "Construction Related Consultancy Framework". This open procedure procurement aims to establish a new Framework Alliance Agreement for Construction Related Consultancy Services, which will complement the existing Construction, Estates, and Property Professional Services Dynamic Purchasing System until its expiration in March 2028. The tender, valued at roughly £144 million, covers several industry categories such as architectural, construction, engineering, inspection services, research and development services, among others. Services will cater to various locations in the United Kingdom, including regions in Greater London and Home Counties. The tender stage is currently active with the deadline for submission on 7th September 2026, while enquiries can be made until 14th August 2026.

2025-061 Technical Auditing for Engineering

Description: This procurement is for auditors to be employed by the Authority, to carry out asset management audits and engineering asset assurance inspections at gas and electricity sites. Ofgem requires a supplier to assess, inspect and investigate the asset management systems and equipment of licensees with a view to providing assurance that suitable governance is in place and equipment is being maintained in accordance with the relevant standards in practice. In order to do so, the suppliers may be required, but not limited to the following pieces of work: Item 1 The suppliers would provide their expert view on the following: Whether the Licensee's asset management policies and procedures are fit for purpose and consistent with international best practice. Additionally, the supplier would provide an assessment of asset management (read more...)

Summary: The latest update for the procurement process titled "2025-061 Technical Auditing for Engineering", managed by Ofgem situated in London, is in the tender stage. This contract is set within the public utilities and engineering sector, focusing on conducting technical audits at various gas and electricity sites across the UK. This process is an open procedure, covered by the GPA Agreement, with a contract value of £4 million gross. Interested parties must submit their responses by 12:00 noon on 9th July 2026. The tender process involves a comprehensive assessment of asset management systems and engineering inspections, with key deadlines including the enquiry period which ends on 16th July 2026, and the award period closing on 13th August 2026.