Parking, Environmental Enforcement (& CCTV) Services

Description: London Borough of Hounslow is undertaking a strategic review of its Enforcement services which operate in the public realm - including Parking, Environmental and Licensing Enforcement, Waste Services, CCTV Monitoring, and elements of Trading Standards and Regulatory Service. This work forms part of the Council's broader strategic objectives to modernise public service delivery, improve customer outcomes, support environmental goals, and achieve best value. The Council seeks to engage with the market to assess the range of delivery options and potential to work in partnership with third-party suppliers to deliver innovative, future-proof, effective services that deliver best value for residents.

Summary: The London Borough of Hounslow is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Parking, Environmental Enforcement (& CCTV) Services." This initiative, set in Hounslow, London, falls within the services category, specifically focusing on environmental and parking enforcement services, with the associated CPV codes 90700000 and 98351110. The procurement process is anticipated to advance from market engagement in 2025 to a formal tender in 2026, with an aim to award contracts by Summer 2026. The contract is projected to start in October 2026 and run until September 2030. Key milestones include the submission of the market engagement questionnaire by 8th August 2025, as the council seeks feedback from providers to shape future service delivery.

Safety Case Peer Review Services

Description: The (UKAEA) Safety Case Engineering Group provide a Safety Case service to existing and future fusion research facilities both at UKAEA and in the wider fusion community. Output from the group provides assurance to UKAEA that all major process hazards (radiological and non-radiological) are identified and managed to meet the requirements of legislation. Safety Cases are developed in line with those for previously owned UKAEA licensed sites. The UKAEA based at Culham, Oxfordshire require safety case engineering support on a call off basis. The contract duration will be for a period of 3 years, with the option of a 1 year extension. Preliminary Market Engagement has been completed, but could not be linked to this UK4 notice: ocds-h6vhtk-05584e

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA), situated at Culham Science Centre in Oxfordshire, is seeking to procure services under the title "Safety Case Peer Review Services." This initiative falls within the industry category of safety consultancy and professional services, particularly relevant to central government public authorities. Bidders are invited to submit their tenders through an open procurement method, which is currently at the tender stage. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 9th January 2026, a tender submission deadline on 21st January 2026, and an award announcement expected by 3rd February 2026. The contract will commence on 16th February 2026 and run for three years, with a possible one-year extension, involving a gross contract value cap of £600,000.

Provision of Community Accommodation Services

Description: This notice serves to initiate early market engagement in accordance with Section 16 of the Procurement Act 2023. Its purpose is to support the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) in exploring potential future procurement opportunities for Community Accommodation Services (CAS), by assessing market interest, capacity, and readiness, and informing the fair and transparent development of any subsequent procurement process. The HMPPS CAS system provides a three-tier model of temporary accommodation for people on probation, prison leavers, and those on bail who require public protection measures or are at risk of homelessness. These services are designed to support public protection, promote reintegration into the community, and reduce reoffending. All three tiers serve as a bridge back into the community, proportionate to the level of risk posed, but are not intended (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is currently in the planning stage for the procurement of Community Accommodation Services (CAS) across the United Kingdom. This initiative, titled "Provision of Community Accommodation Services," falls under the services industry and aims to provide temporary accommodation for individuals on probation, prison leavers, and those on bail in need of public protection. The process, guided by the Procurement Act 2023, is currently focused on early market engagement, with a significant due date slated for 1st April 2026. The procurement will explore several routes, possibly including an Open Framework, to leverage new flexibilities in procurement. Interested suppliers should register and express their interest via Jaggaer, the MoJ’s e-procurement portal, to participate in future engagement stages.

P0701 RFI - Early Market Engagement for investment management solution and services

Description: The National Wealth Fund ("NWF"), successor to the UK Infrastructure Bank, has been established to drive the nation's growth by creating a stable investment environment and mobilising private capital to align with the UK Government's strategic priorities. As NWF we will support a wider range of sectors beyond infrastructure, aligning with the Government's industrial strategy. NWF have a total capital of PS27.8 billion, with at least PS5.8 billion dedicated to green hydrogen, carbon capture, ports, gigafactories, and green steel. This aligns with the principle of achieving policy objectives via sound banking. Our private sector function will provide corporate and project finance and invest across the capital structure, including senior debt, mezzanine, guarantees and equity. Our local authority function will lend to local authorities at a preferential rate for (read more...)

Summary: The National Wealth Fund Limited, a central government public authority based in Leeds, UK, is conducting an early market engagement (EME) exercise as part of an upcoming procurement process. This engagement, titled "P0701 RFI - Early Market Engagement for Investment Management Solution and Services," aims to explore investment management solutions that align with the UK Government's strategic priorities in various sectors. The procurement is in the planning stage, and the process will involve information sharing and feedback collection from potential suppliers to inform the procurement strategy. Documents related to this engagement will be available from the week commencing 10th November 2025, with feedback due by 5th December 2025. The procurement process is expected to proceed with contract period starting on 1st May 2026 and ending on 30th April 2031, with a potential extension to 2036. The procurement value is estimated at £12 million.

R6143 Mosque Engagement Service

Description: The London Borough of Tower Hamlets is seeking a provider to deliver the Mosque Engagement Programme (MEP) is a longstanding initiative in Tower Hamlets that aims to strengthen relationships with Mosques of all sizes and capacities. Its purpose is to support the development of strong leadership and governance and enhance the ability of Mosques to address inequalities and non-religious needs. It aims to improve outcomes for the Muslim community, strengthen community cohesion, and harness the contribution of Mosques to civil society through partnership and collaboration.

Summary: The London Borough of Tower Hamlets is currently in the tender stage of procuring a service titled "R6143 Mosque Engagement Service" under an open procedure. The aim of this initiative is to strengthen leadership and governance in local Mosques, ultimately improving community cohesion and addressing non-religious needs in Tower Hamlets, London. The procurement is within the services category, specifically focusing on recreational, cultural, and social services. Key dates include the tender period closing on 30 January 2026 and the award period ending on 27 February 2026. Interested parties must register via the London Tenders portal to participate, with enquiry submissions closing by 23 January 2026. This tender has a total available amount of £274,896 (gross). The contract period is set from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2029.

test only

Description: test only no award

Summary: The UK Battery Industrialisation Centre, located in Coventry, United Kingdom, is planning a procurement process titled "test only" under the industry category of "Other community, social and personal services" according to the CPV classification 98000000. This procurement is currently in the planning stage, with a future notice date set for 1st January 2026. The contract period is planned to commence on 14th October 2025 and conclude on 16th November 2025. The initiative is described as "test only no award" and, although informational, represents a forthcoming opportunity with a budget cycle spanning from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2027.

Public Dignity Funeral Service

Description: Hackney Council is seeking to award a contract to provide a dignified, inclusive, and professional funeral service, in line with its statutory obligations under Section 46 of the Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984. The Contractor shall provide a complete undertaking and funeral service, including all necessary materials, staffing, preparation, and transportation for either a burial or cremation, as directed by the Council. Given the rich diversity of the communities in Hackney, the appointed Contractor must have the internal capability or a pre-vetted sub-contractual arrangement to cater for funerals conforming to the widely prevalent practices of Christian, Jewish, and Muslim faiths.

Summary: The London Borough of Hackney is initiating a public procurement process for a contract titled "Public Dignity Funeral Service," aimed at providing dignified and inclusive funeral services. This tender falls under the services category, specifically targeting funeral and related services (CPV 98370000). The process is currently in the planning stage and is scheduled to proceed through an open procurement method. The service location is within the Hackney region (UKI41) in the United Kingdom, with a tender period ending on 27th January 2026 and an anticipated award by 27th February 2026. The procurement, valued at £243,000, supports statutory obligations under public health legislation and emphasizes the ability to cater to diverse cultural and religious practices.

Short breaks for children

Description: Cheshire West and Chester Council invites organisations who provide weekend, holiday or after school club sessions to children or young people with SEND to a collaborative workshop focused on shaping the future of short breaks services across the borough. The session will begin with a welcome and introduction, followed by interactive workshops where we'll explore how short breaks can be delivered in partnership with the local authority to meet the evolving needs of our families. This is a valuable opportunity to share ideas, discuss challenges, and co-design a person-centred, innovative short breaks offer for CWAC. We are interested in meeting with providers to help us explore a new offer for the borough.

Summary: Cheshire West and Chester Council is planning a procurement process focused on providing short breaks for children across their borough. The process is currently in the planning stage with a significant emphasis on engaging organisations that offer weekend, holiday, or after-school sessions for children or young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The initial engagement event is scheduled for 19th January, with further updates available to interested parties through direct communication or the Chest portal. This tender will be executed under the legal framework established by the UKPGA 2023/54, with procurement targeting health and social work services, more specifically, short break services. The anticipated contract period spans from April 1, 2027, to March 31, 2030, with potential renewals extending up to March 31, 2032. The contract value is expected to be approximately £3.2 million GBP, with services being delivered primarily within the UKD63 region.

Victoria Library Mini-Hub Makerspace Operator V2

Description: Westminster City Council (WCC) is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified organisations to operate the Victoria Library Mini-Hub Makerspace as part of our Community Hubs programme.

Summary: Westminster City Council is spearheading a procurement process titled "Victoria Library Mini-Hub Makerspace Operator V2," aimed at the operations associated with the Victoria Library Mini-Hub as part of the Community Hubs programme. The industry category for this procurement is primarily 'services', particularly focusing on community facilities and educational services. Located in London, this procurement is currently in the planning stage, with a key milestone set for 8th January 2026, where interested parties are encouraged to engage by registering on the procurement portal. The procurement method is tender, and the contract period is scheduled to run from 23rd February 2026 to 23rd February 2027.

Supply of Parking Management Solutions and Associatied Services Y23043

Description: This Framework Agreement has been split into three (3) LOTs. It is not compulsory to Tender for all LOTs, Tenderers may apply for one, several, or all LOTs. LOT 1 - Complete Parking Management Solutions LOT 2 - Parking Management Software Solutions LOT 3 - Civil Enforcement Solutions

Summary: BIP Solutions Limited has issued an active tender titled "Supply of Parking Management Solutions and Associated Services Y23043" under the industry category of "Car park management services". The procurement process is at the Tender stage and is being conducted through an open procedure suitable for SMEs and VCSEs. The initiative is planned to deliver comprehensive management solutions, covering three distinct lots: Complete Parking Management Solutions, Parking Management Software Solutions, and Civil Enforcement Solutions. The tender, open above the threshold, invites interested parties from a wide array of countries, with specific concern for services across the UK, its territories, and various European nations. The tender period will close on 1st January 2025, with contracts expected to begin on 16th December 2025.