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P-3429 Management of Translink NI Bus Shelters

Description: Translink are appointed as the Asset Partner on behalf of the Asset Owner, Department for Infrastructure (DfI), for the management of Bus Shelters throughout Northern Ireland. The current Bus Shelter Portfolio comprises a total stock of approximately 1,460 bus shelters throughout the province, including 104 'Metropolis style' shelters for Belfast Rapid Transport (BRT) . BRT1 also includes four purpose-built Bicycle Storage Shelters . Bus shelters are located province-wide in over 80 settlements. The network benefits from 705 paper and 101 digital advertising screens , providing a positive revenue stream to Translink, guaranteed minimum plus an overage calculation based on annual Gross Income Budget figures. We are seeking to appoint a suitable competent and experienced service provider to manage the Translink's Bus Shelter Portfolio. Your response must be submitted (read more...)

Summary: Translink is seeking a provider to manage the bus shelter portfolio it oversees for the Department for Infrastructure across Northern Ireland. The portfolio comprises about 1,460 shelters, including 104 Metropolis-style shelters used by Belfast Rapid Transit and four purpose-built bicycle storage shelters associated with BRT1. Shelters are spread across more than 80 settlements. The network also includes 705 paper and 101 digital advertising screens, which generate revenue for Translink through a guaranteed minimum and an overage calculation based on annual gross income budget figures. The work is classified as construction, but the central requirement is ongoing management of bus shelters and their associated advertising infrastructure across the province.

Filton Festival 2027

Description: Filton Town Council's Vision: 'To celebrate, with all the communities of Filton, the heart and soul of the town in the unique setting of Elm Park in 2027 Festival Background: The town has held a Festival for 25 years (first held in 2001) which takes place during a Sunday in summer each year and which regularly attracts in excess of 2000 visitors and participants over 1 day (which we are looking to grow). 1. AIMS OF THE FILTON FESTIVAL I. To showcase Filton's talent and heritage. II. To be accessible to Filton's diverse communities. III. To boost image and promote Council services such as the Multi-Use Short Track, Football Pitch, Elm Park Leisure Centre and other facilities. IV. To run an exciting Sci-Fi themed festival that runs on (read more...)

Summary: Filton Town Council is seeking an event-management contractor to produce Filton Festival in 2027 and for the following two years. The contractor will plan and deliver the festival, developing its programme and content while making it accessible and welcoming to diverse communities. The event is held at Elm Park in Filton and aims to showcase local talent and heritage, promote council facilities, support local businesses and projects, and attract residents and visitors. The council wants the festival to grow while remaining safe, sustainable and relevant to the town. The work includes building local partnerships, involving residents and young people, managing crowds and alcohol, handling waste and protecting the park. The festival has previously attracted more than 2,000 visitors and participants in a single day.

Security Services

Description: TfW proposes to procure a single, integrated security service covering stations, depots and on-train operations across the TfW network. The service will provide planned and reactive security activity through a flexible, risk-based and intelligence-led deployment model, supporting TfW operational teams and helping to protect passengers, employees and the wider travelling public. The contract will provide flexibility for TfW to increase or vary service requirements during the contract term in response to operational needs, changes in demand and emerging security requirements across the network. Revenue protection and event security are excluded from scope, with event security to be procured separately alongside crowd management services.

Summary: Transport for Wales Rail Limited is seeking a single, integrated security service across its rail network in Wales. The work covers stations, depots and trains, with planned and responsive security activity deployed according to risk and intelligence. The supplier will support TfW operational teams and help protect passengers, employees and other people travelling on the network. TfW expects the service to be flexible enough to increase or vary as operational needs, demand and security risks change. Revenue protection is excluded. Event security and crowd management are also outside this contract and are to be procured separately. The work is classified as security guard services (CPV 79713000).

The Royal Parks Half Marathon Event Service Provider

Description: TRP is seeking to procure a Contract for appointment of an Event Service Provider to deliver the Royal Parks Half Marathon Event . The Services are light touch services, and as such the Contract is a light touch contract for the purpose of the Act. The Event Service Provider shall have the capability to deliver a major mass-participation event and work in partnership with TRP to deliver the Event. The RPHM Event normally takes place on the second Sunday of October. The Event Service Provider shall deliver the Services, including the planning, design, production and operational delivery of the RPHM Event, working collaboratively with TRP to achieve the Event Vision, Event Objectives and the requirements of the Agreement. Further details of TRP's requirements for the Services can be (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Parks Limited is seeking an event service provider to plan, design, produce and operationally deliver the Royal Parks Half Marathon. The supplier will work in partnership with the organisation to deliver the event in line with its vision, objectives and agreement requirements. This is a major mass-participation event service (CPV 79952000). The event normally takes place in October. Delivery is in the United Kingdom; the notice identifies London in describing the opportunity. The service covers the full event lifecycle, from planning and design through production and on-the-ground operations, rather than a single standalone event task. The detailed service requirements are set out in the event service provider specification, available through the buyer’s e-sourcing portal.

Early Years Experience "Hey Duggee's Big Day Out" Experience Designer

Description: The Science Museum Group (SMG) wishes to award a contract for the provision of design services for the 2028 Hey Duggee experience at the Science and Industry Museum. SIM seeks to appoint a Designer to provide full design services for this experience, including 3D design and 2D design, with the option to provide lighting design services should they wish.

Summary: The Science Museum Group is seeking a designer for the 2028 “Hey Duggee’s Big Day Out” early years experience at the Science and Industry Museum. The work is to provide full design services, covering both 3D and 2D design; the designer may also provide lighting design. This is a specialist exhibition and visitor-experience design commission for a museum setting, rather than a supply of equipment or a general design brief. The commissioning organisation is the Science Museum Group, and the experience will be delivered at the Science and Industry Museum. The requirement is suited to firms able to develop and deliver creative design for a family-focused museum experience, including spatial and graphic design elements.

HMCTS Legacy Archive Recovery and Digitisation

Description: The Ministry of Justice, through His Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS), is undertaking preliminary market engagement to support consideration of a potential legacy archive recovery and digitisation requirement relating to historic index records currently held on obsolete media. HMCTS holds a substantial archive of historic index records, primarily across microfiche and cassette media. The current estimated scope includes approximately 20,000 microfiche sheets containing around 2 million records, and 658 cassette media units containing around 6.5 million records. The total estimated archive is therefore approximately 8.5 million records. There are also historic records held in books, although these are currently considered lower volume and lower priority than the microfiche and cassette records. The current arrangements rely on legacy physical and digital media, manual search activity, local operational knowledge (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Justice, through His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS), is exploring recovery and digitisation of historic court and tribunal index records held on obsolete media. The archive includes microfiche and cassette records, with historic books a lower-priority source. The work under consideration spans inventory and condition assessment; technical discovery and data recovery; high-resolution scanning; image enhancement, optical character recognition and data extraction; validation, de-duplication and quality assurance; and creation of a shared data model. It may also require a secure searchable repository with access controls, audit logging and reporting, plus service transition, user guidance and business change. The purpose is to improve retrieval, consistency, resilience, preservation and future access. This is a single service requirement, with delivery associated with HMCTS in England; no specific delivery site is stated.

Town Marketing, Promotions and Business Support Consultant

Description: The Town Council invites suitably qualified and experienced consultants or organisations to submit a tender for the provision of Town Marketing, Promotions and Business Support Services. The successful contractor will work closely with the Town Council to promote the town, support local businesses, increase visitor numbers, and deliver a small programme of community events and marketing activities. The contract is intended to provide a proactive, creative and community-focused service that enhances the town's profile, increases visitor numbers and supports economic growth. ________________________________________ The appointed consultant will: * Promote the town as a destination for shopping, leisure and tourism. * Support and engage local businesses. * Deliver community events that increase footfall. * Develop engaging marketing content across digital platforms. * Maintain an up-to-date programme of town news and (read more...)

Summary: Market Drayton Town Council is seeking town marketing, promotion and business support services to raise Market Drayton’s profile, attract visitors and support local economic growth. The work includes promoting the town for shopping, leisure and tourism; engaging with local businesses; delivering a small programme of community events to increase footfall; and creating digital marketing content. The contractor will also keep town news and events up to date on the Make it Market Drayton website, with administrative support from the Council. Delivery is in Market Drayton. The consultant is expected to work with the Town Council, Shropshire Council’s Economic Development Team and Visit Shropshire. This is a business and marketing consultancy service (CPV 79000000).

EXTERNAL AUDIT (CRHFT & DSFS)

Description: External Audit Services for Chesterfield Royal Hospital & DSFS

Summary: Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is seeking external audit services for the Trust and DSFS. The work is statutory auditing, covering the organisations’ external audit requirements. The buyer is the hospital trust, based in Chesterfield. The procurement is categorised as a service, with the audit services classified under CPV 79212300. Delivery is in the United Kingdom; the published location information does not identify a specific town or site for the work.

Promotional Merchandise

Description: NWUPC is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform the development of the strategy and tender documentation for the retender of the Promotional Merchandise framework which is due to expire on 30th April 2027. The forthcoming 2027 framework agreement includes the following proposed lot structure, though please note this is not yet finalised and is subject to change before tender publication: Lot 1 Promotional Merchandise includes, but is not limited to, the following scope; technology products, desk accessories, bags, hardware and safety products, key lights and torches, leisure and sports products, drinkware and ceramics, home and living products, key chains, badge holders and stress relievers, notebooks and portfolios, writing instruments, hats, sweatshirts, polo shirts, sweaters, hi vis vests, fleece jackets, cardigans, hoodies, varsity jackets, vest tops, padded jackets, bomber (read more...)

Summary: North Western Universities Purchasing Consortium (NWUPC) is preparing a framework for promotional merchandise and clothing for its member institutions, with some products also sold directly to students. The proposed merchandise range includes technology products, desk accessories, bags, safety and leisure products, drinkware, ceramics, stationery, gifts and branded clothing. The separate proposed clothing lot covers items such as hats, sweatshirts, polo shirts, jackets, trousers, ties, aprons and shirts. Both lists are non-exhaustive, and the proposed lot structure may change before the tender is published. Merchandise sales to students are expected to include a webshop route, but suppliers would not have to provide a webshop. Delivery is across the United Kingdom.

Network Services Contract

Description: The contract will cover the delivery, operation, management and ongoing development of the MPS's enterprise network estate. The successful supplier will provide end-to-end management of the Authority's network fabric enabling secure communication between users, systems, sites and partner organisations, together with the associated security and service management activities required to integrate with the MPS's wider IT ecosystem. The successful supplier will also be responsible for operational management of the Authority's connectivity suppliers which are procured under separate third-party contracts direct between the connectivity providers and the Authority.

Summary: The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime, acting for the Metropolitan Police Service, is seeking a supplier to deliver, operate, manage and develop the MPS enterprise network estate. The service must provide end-to-end management of the network that enables secure communications between users, systems, sites and partner organisations, including associated security and service management to integrate with the wider IT environment. The supplier will also manage connectivity providers appointed directly by the Authority under separate contracts. This is a network services requirement, covering local and wide area networking, network software and security services. The service supports policing across London; the stated delivery location is the United Kingdom.