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Invitation to Tender: Bewdley Museum Collection Documentation and Collection Review

Description: Wyre Forest District Council ("the Council") wishes to a are seeking a qualified freelancer to carry out the documentation, review and potential transfer of Bewdley Museum Collections. WFDC are exploring options to transfer the ownership of Bewdley Museum following the Government's announcement of the Local Government Reorganisation programme. As part of the process a freelancer is required to carry out the documentation and review of Bewdley Museum Collections and to facilitate the potential transfer of the Kidderminster collection to appropriate Local Authorities or organisations. The opportunity is advertised on the ProActis Procurement Portal. Ref: DNS806290 WF2025/49 Reference

Summary: Wyre Forest District Council has initiated a public procurement process with the title "Invitation to Tender: Bewdley Museum Collection Documentation and Collection Review." The procurement falls under the industry category of "Library, archives, museums and other cultural services" and is located in England, United Kingdom. The current stage of the process is the tender phase, with key deadlines including a tender end date of 10th March 2026 and a contract period running from 1st April to 31st December 2026. The procurement method used is an open procedure, indicating a transparent and accessible process for potential suppliers.

Mobile Data Solutions and Associated Services

Description: NIFRS currently have Mobile Data Terminals (MDTs) installed on-board frontline fire appliances. These are ruggedised computer terminals with touchscreen capabilities used by NIFRS to provide information to enhance Firefighter safety and deliver real-time GPS location, incorporating status updates in terms of appliance availability. They have become an integral part of how information supports operational decision making on the incident ground. MDTs are a vital piece of equipment to access risk critical information associated with site specific surveys carried out by NIFRS personnel. They are linked to the NIFRS Regional Control Centre (RCC) via the PSNI 'Barracuda' secure radio network and updated whilst on-station via the secure Wi-Fi network. Mobile data software is currently used by Firefighters on board fire appliances and by RCC personnel to deliver Firefighter safety (read more...)

Summary: The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service is currently in the planning stage of procuring new mobile data solutions and associated services. This process involves replacing and updating hardware, software, and maintenance components for approximately 160 to 310 mobile data terminals, which are crucial for operational decision-making and communication during firefighting activities. The procurement falls under the industry categories of telecommunication, security, fire-fighting equipment, and software systems, with an estimated value of £2 million. The preliminary market engagement notice has been issued with a due date for expressions of interest by 20th February 2026. The formal engagement process is expected to proceed in March 2026, and suppliers are encouraged to submit their interest by contacting Dawn Bradley at the procurement unit. The anticipated contract period is set to begin on 1st April 2027, lasting until 31st March 2032, with potential renewal options extending up to 2034.

Communications Services Framework

Description: Communications Services Framework - Scope of Requirements -

Summary: Northern Gas Networks Limited is inviting tenders for a Communications Services Framework involving various marketing, advertising, and creative services. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage and follows an open competition method below the threshold, specifically targeting the utility sector. The tender encompasses three lots: Integrated brand and creative agencies, Copywriting services, and Freelance Creatives, catering to regions UKC, UKD1, and UKE. Interested suppliers can email their participation interest by 5th March 2026. The framework comes with a two-year contract, commencing on 1st June 2026, with potential extensions, with an overall contract value of £300,000.

Media & Parliamentary Monitoring

Description: NICE is seeking to appoint one or more suitably qualified suppliers to deliver media distribution, media monitoring and evaluation, and parliamentary monitoring services. The services are structured into three separate Lots, and bidders may apply for one Lot, multiple Lots, or all Lots. Each Lot will be evaluated and awarded independently. Lot 1 Distribute and publish corporate multimedia content - primarily media releases. Lot 2 Monitor, evaluate and. report on the outputs from its corporate communications in the UK media Lot 3 Monitor and report on parliamentary activities Contract term: April 2026 - March 2029 (36 months). The contract(s) will each cover an initial three-year period with options to extend by up to two 12-month periods. The deadline for responses is (12 pm noon) 27th February 2026. To (read more...)

Summary: The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for media distribution, monitoring, and parliamentary services, located in Manchester, United Kingdom. This open procurement, identified as C387790, falls under the services category, specifically targeting the news-agency and public relations sectors. Interested suppliers can bid for any or all of the three Lots that comprise this procurement, each evaluated and awarded independently. The contract is set to commence in April 2026 and could extend to March 2031. The deadline for submission is at noon on 27th February 2026, with applications to be submitted via the Atamis e-sourcing portal.

Interpretive Design: Pop-Up Museum for Neath Port Talbot CBC

Description: Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council has recently been awarded funding from the Welsh Government's Priorities for Culture Fund to create a 'pop-up museum' resource to enable access to our Neath Museum collection by residents and visitors. This project will create a formal 'pop-up museum' resource to enable our museum archive and new exhibitions, relating to the heritage of the town of Neath, to be accessible within our community. The pop-up museum will enable access whilst we work towards a longer-term solution to deliver a permanent exhibition and achieve museums accreditation. The exhibition will include digital and static interpretation at a which will be sourced through this commission, in addition to the display of items from our archive.

Summary: The Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council is currently inviting tenders for the "Interpretive Design: Pop-Up Museum for Neath Port Talbot CBC" project. This initiative, funded by the Welsh Government's Priorities for Culture Fund, aims to make museum collections accessible to the local community through a temporary pop-up museum. Located in the region UKL17, this active procurement opportunity seeks services within the design consultancy, event services, and museum-exhibition services sectors. The tender commenced on 9th February 2026, with key deadlines including the enquiry period ending on 2nd March 2026, and final proposal submissions due by 9th March 2026. The procurement is being conducted through an open competition under Welsh devolved regulations, with an estimated contract value of £51,000.

Tomorrow Gallery: Tactile Objects Package

Description: SMG wishes to award a contract for the provision of the goods and services for the Tactile Objects Package of the Tomorrow Gallery.

Summary: The Science Museum Group in London has initiated a procurement process for the "Tomorrow Gallery: Tactile Objects Package." This tender falls under the industry category of services, with specific classifications in teaching equipment and museum-exhibition services. The procurement method is open competition, aimed at contracts below the threshold. Interested parties have until 9th March 2026 to submit their tenders, with the enquiry period ending on 23rd February 2026. The contract for this central government public authority is set to begin on 23rd March 2026 and conclude on 23rd March 2027. The overall gross value of the tendered services is estimated at £42,000.

Volunteer Engagement (HEY! Volunteering)

Description: Hull City Council (The Authority) on behalf of HEY! Volunteering is seeking tenders from interested organisations to provide Volunteer Engagement services. The tender is an open procedure consisting of a one stage process. The contract is anticipated to commence March 2026 for a period of 3 years. The Authority has estimated the value of the service to be PS38,000 overall. The estimated value is given in good faith to assist tenderers in making their submissions, it should not be interpreted as an undertaking to purchase any goods, services or works to any particular value by the Authority and does not form part of the Contract. Further information is contained within the Scope of Works/tender documentation. Please ensure all tender submission documents are completed as detailed. Incomplete bids will (read more...)

Summary: Hull City Council, as the contracting authority, is seeking suppliers for the "Volunteer Engagement (HEY! Volunteering)" initiative. This procurement process is currently at the tender stage and falls under the 'Recreational, Cultural and Sporting Services' industry category, with additional focus on 'Other Community, Social and Personal Services'. Located in the Yorkshire and the Humber region, the contract will begin in March 2026 and span three years, with a budget of £38,000. The tender process is open and follows a one-stage procedure, with submissions due by 23rd February 2026.

UK Global Screen Fund Framework for Promoting UK Screen Services.

Description: The UK Global Screen Fund (UKGSF) is designed to boost international development, production, distribution, and promotional opportunities for the UK's independent screen sector. It targets support across the screen sector, including film, TV, documentary, animation and interactive narrative games content. It is aimed at boosting the international competitiveness of UK screen content whilst growing the revenues, reach and partnerships of domestic independent businesses. The UK Global Screen Fund Framework for Promoting UK Screen Services consolidates all screen sector promotional activities under one combined ScreenUK umbrella. It encompasses the current ScreenUK Industry physical UK screen sector presence at international festivals and markets such as Cannes Marche du Film, Berlin European Film Market (EFM), Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and Annecy International Animation Festival, as well as the digital presence (read more...)

Summary: The British Film Institute is currently in the tender stage of a public procurement process for the UK Global Screen Fund Framework for Promoting UK Screen Services. This initiative aims to enhance the international presence and competitiveness of the UK’s independent screen sector, encompassing film, TV, documentaries, animation, and gaming. The procurement is selective, employing a competitive flexible procedure to award service providers for four lots: Events and Logistics Services, Creative Assets Services, Media Agency Services, and Digital Promotion and Production Services. Located in London, United Kingdom, and falling under the services industry category, the total framework is valued at approximately £3.6 million and will span three years. The deadline for expressions of interest is set for 2nd March 2026.

Lease Opportunity - Padel Courts, Blackpool Sports Centre, Stanley Park

Description: Ground lease opportunity for the construction and operation of padel courts

Summary: Blackpool Council is seeking bids for a ground lease opportunity at the Blackpool Sports Centre in Stanley Park, focusing on the construction and operation of padel courts. This tender falls under the industry category of 'services' and involves work in the area of single-purpose sports facilities construction and operation services. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage with a closing date for submissions set for 28th February 2026. An open competition procurement method is being utilised for this opportunity, and the expected contract period is from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2041, with potential extensions. Interested parties should note the award criteria, which include community and social value, as well as sustainability and financial offer considerations.

Translation, Transcription & Alternative Format Services

Description: The service provider will deliver Translation, Transcription and Alternative Format Services to the MoJ, its Executive Agencies, Arm's Length Bodies (ALBs) and other associated partners with jurisdiction over England, Wales and Scotland.

Summary: The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is currently in the planning stage for a major procurement process to provide Translation, Transcription & Alternative Format Services. This initiative is aimed at delivering services across England, Wales, and Scotland to various governmental bodies linked with the MoJ. As a public authority in the central government, MoJ seeks to engage with market participants to shape its commercial strategy for these services. Key dates include a planned market engagement session via MS Teams on 5 March 2026, with the deadline for engagement submissions set for 19 March 2026. The overall contract has an estimated gross value of £18 million, with a procurement start date of October 2027 and a planned end date of October 2031, although a renewal option is possible. Interested suppliers can register through the MoJ Sourcing Portal for participation in this preliminary engagement stage.