Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC)

Description: Peabody Trust wishes to engage an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) to provide Emergency Alarm Monitoring Services 24 hours per day 7 days per week to support vulnerable residents. To view this notice, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=1007579482

Summary: The Peabody Trust, a public authority operating at the sub-central government level, has issued a tender for an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) to provide 24/7 emergency alarm monitoring services. This initiative is aimed at supporting vulnerable residents in London, with services commencement expected on 1st April 2026. The procurement is conducted through an open procedure with a total estimated value of £1,300,000 GBP. Currently in the tender stage, interested parties must submit their proposals by 18th February 2026, with the contract award anticipated by 25th March 2026. The procurement is categorised under alarm-monitoring services—specifically flagged for service provision within the United Kingdom, aligning with legislative guidelines of the UK Public Contracts Regulations 2023/54.

Futures-led workshop facilitation on the drivers shaping local government

Description: The Local Government Association seeks an experienced partner to support delivery of Phase One of 'LG2040: The State of Things to Come', a futures and reform initiative. This phase will apply futures methodology to design and facilitate domain-specific workshops exploring the forces shaping local government to 2040.

Summary: The Improvement and Development Agency for Local Government (IDeA) is seeking an experienced partner for a project titled "Futures-led workshop facilitation on the drivers shaping local government". This tender falls under the service category in event services and seminar organisation services, focusing on expertise in futures methodology to support local government initiatives. With a budget of £50,000 GBP, the tender is currently active with a procurement method classified as "Below threshold - open competition". The key dates to note include the submission deadline on 13 February 2026 and the enquiry period ending on 6 February 2026. The workshops are part of the 'LG2040: The State of Things to Come' initiative and will take place in the UK, facilitated by the Local Government Association.

SWL Debt Recovery Services

Description: South West London Procurement Partnership (SWLPP) on behalf of the 4 Trusts in South West London, is entering into market engagement to gain insight into the market for the following debt collection services, which will inform the strategy for the forthcoming tender, which may include 1 or all of the Trusts: 1. Overseas patient debt 2. Private patient debt 3. Staff salary overpayments The aim is to gauge market interest, obtain preliminary information from potential bidders around the proposed service and understand feasibility. This feedback will be used to inform the draft specifications.

Summary: The procurement process is being conducted by the South West London Procurement Partnership (SWLPP) on behalf of four NHS Trusts in South West London, namely Croydon Health Services NHS Trust, Kingston and Richmond Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust, and St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The process involves market engagement to explore debt recovery services including overseas patient debt, private patient debt, and staff salary overpayments. The contract is classified under collection agency services. This initiative is in its planning stage with a preliminary engagement notice published on 19th January 2026. Interested parties are to submit their engagement by 20th February 2026, with the tender process expected to formally commence on 6th April 2026. The location for the service is specified as UKI region, with an anticipated contract period from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2028, extendable up to 31st August 2030.

CAS-01240-W3D2X3 Technology Enabled Care Services at Aster Group

Description: To procure Technology Enabled Care (TEC) Services covering Hard-Wired and Digital Alarm Unit (DAU) Maintenance of Call Monitoring Systems (Lot 1) and Monitoring & Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) Services (Lot 2) across Aster Group's housing stock. These services will form an end-to-end TEC operating model that ensures residents receive a safe, reliable and digitally resilient service. Aster is seeking partners who can support this transformation, safeguard service continuity through the digital migration period and deliver a high-quality resident experience.

Summary: Aster Group Limited is initiating a procurement process titled "CAS-01240-W3D2X3 Technology Enabled Care Services" under a planned status. The procurement, managed from their headquarters in Devizes, UK, focuses on technology and maintenance services in the care sector, specifically targeting the maintenance of digital alarm systems and monitoring services. The procurement method is selective, utilizing a competitive flexible procedure with an accelerated timeline due to a qualifying planned procurement notice. The expression of interest deadline is set for 2nd March 2026, with the enquiry period concluding on 23rd February 2026. The overall contract is valued at £3.6 million gross and will address service needs across the United Kingdom from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2030, with potential extensions up to 2034.

Supply of expert facilitation using futures methodology for domain-specific workshops on the future

Description: The Local Government Association seeks an experienced partner to support delivery of Phase One of 'LG2040: The State of Things to Come', a futures and reform initiative. This phase will apply futures methodology to design and facilitate domain-specific workshops exploring the forces shaping local government to 2040.

Summary: The Improvement and Development Agency for Local Government (IDeA) is seeking an experienced partner for a project titled "Futures-led workshop facilitation on the drivers shaping local government". This tender falls under the service category in event services and seminar organisation services, focusing on expertise in futures methodology to support local government initiatives. With a budget of £50,000 GBP, the tender is currently active with a procurement method classified as "Below threshold - open competition". The key dates to note include the submission deadline on 13 February 2026 and the enquiry period ending on 6 February 2026. The workshops are part of the 'LG2040: The State of Things to Come' initiative and will take place in the UK, facilitated by the Local Government Association.

CAS-01240-W3D2X3 Technology Enabled Care Services at Aster Group

Description: To procure Technology Enabled Care (TEC) Services covering Hard-Wired and Digital Alarm Unit (DAU) Maintenance of Call Monitoring Systems (Lot 1) and Monitoring & Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) Services (Lot 2) across Aster Group's housing stock. These services will form an end-to-end TEC operating model that ensures residents receive a safe, reliable and digitally resilient service. Aster is seeking partners who can support this transformation, safeguard service continuity through the digital migration period and deliver a high-quality resident experience.

Summary: Aster Group Limited is initiating a procurement process titled "CAS-01240-W3D2X3 Technology Enabled Care Services" under a planned status. The procurement, managed from their headquarters in Devizes, UK, focuses on technology and maintenance services in the care sector, specifically targeting the maintenance of digital alarm systems and monitoring services. The procurement method is selective, utilizing a competitive flexible procedure with an accelerated timeline due to a qualifying planned procurement notice. The expression of interest deadline is set for 2nd March 2026, with the enquiry period concluding on 23rd February 2026. The overall contract is valued at £3.6 million gross and will address service needs across the United Kingdom from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2030, with potential extensions up to 2034.

Provision for the Facilitation of Citizens Jury

Description: The University of Strathclyde's Social Work and Social Policy department, through its THRIVING Food Futures research team, seeks a supplier to manage participant recruitment and coordinate the delivery of three citizens' juries, each lasting three days.

Summary: The University of Strathclyde is managing an open procurement process for social research services through its Social Work and Social Policy department. The tender, titled "Provision for the Facilitation of Citizens Jury," involves the organisation and facilitation of three citizens' juries across the UK, with a contract value of £150,000. The process is currently at the tender stage, with submissions due by 18th February 2026. Events will begin with in-person workshops in 2027, followed by online meetings, culminating in final sessions in 2029. The aim is to develop research and policy recommendations to aid the UK’s food system in meeting Net Zero targets and enhancing public health. The procurement method is an open procedure, governed by the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC)

Description: Peabody Trust wishes to engage an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) to provide Emergency Alarm Monitoring Services 24 hours per day 7 days per week to support vulnerable residents. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Alarm-monitoring-services./E3P4AM5YNB To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/E3P4AM5YNB

Summary: The Peabody Trust, a public authority operating at the sub-central government level, has issued a tender for an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) to provide 24/7 emergency alarm monitoring services. This initiative is aimed at supporting vulnerable residents in London, with services commencement expected on 1st April 2026. The procurement is conducted through an open procedure with a total estimated value of £1,300,000 GBP. Currently in the tender stage, interested parties must submit their proposals by 18th February 2026, with the contract award anticipated by 25th March 2026. The procurement is categorised under alarm-monitoring services—specifically flagged for service provision within the United Kingdom, aligning with legislative guidelines of the UK Public Contracts Regulations 2023/54.

Interpreting and Translation Services (ITS)

Description: The council is undertaking a PME to better understand the current market for Interpreting and Translation Services (ITS) and to inform future commissioning and partnership planning.

Summary: The public procurement process initiated by North Lincolnshire Council focuses on sourcing Interpreting and Translation Services (ITS). This planning stage, tagged as a preliminary market engagement, aims to gain insights into the current market to aid future commissioning. The process is underway in the Scunthorpe area, within the United Kingdom's region UKE13, classified under public authority - sub-central government. Industry categories involved include translation and interpretation services. Key deadlines include the submission of the Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) Questionnaire by 9 February 2026, with requests for clarification due by 2 February 2026. The process is managed via the NLCProcure e-Tendering system, in accordance with UK legislation 2023/54.

ITT - PF81EXAMS112025 - National Commercial Exam Venues 2026

Description: The British Council would like to request proposals from Government Institutes, Hotels, Marquees and clubs etc to provide venues along with management services for paper based and computer-delivered exams in Pakistan. The selected venues must meet our technical and operational standards to ensure secure, consistent, and high-quality exam delivery.

Summary: The British Council is inviting proposals for its tender titled "ITT - PF81EXAMS112025 - National Commercial Exam Venues 2026". This procurement process, employing an open procedure, is currently at the tender stage. It seeks to engage Government Institutes, Hotels, Marquees, and clubs to provide venues and management services for examinations in Pakistan. The tender is classified under event services in the services industry category. Interested parties should note that submissions are to be made electronically by 20th February 2026. Queries must be submitted by 28th January 2026, and the award decision will be made by 6th March 2026. The contract is valued at £4,920,000, with a potential extension until 2030 based on performance evaluations.