Child Health Information Services - North East and Yorkshire and Cumbria

Description: This Planned Procurement Notice is being published to alert the market that NHS England is seeking to appoint a provider to deliver Child Health Information Services (CHIS) across the North East and Yorkshire and Cumbria. The primary aim of CHIS is to establish and manage comprehensive child health record records. These are used to support organisations that provide specified public health interventions in ensuring that all children are offered the full range public health interventions. The opportunity will be offered to the market as a single contract. Previous published notice relating to this opportunity: F01: Prior information notice Prior information only Notice identifier: 2025/S 000-004027 Procurement identifier (OCID): ocds-h6vhtk-04dc62 Published 6 February 2025, 4:07pm

Summary: NHS England is orchestrating a significant procurement process aiming to appoint a provider for Child Health Information Services (CHIS) across the North East, Yorkshire, and Cumbria regions. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with a tender period scheduled to end on 20 April 2026, and an estimated award period concluding by 1 September 2026. The total contract value is anticipated to be approximately £52 million, with the main procurement category being services in the health sector. This process is being managed via an open procedure, allowing interested parties to access procurement documents through the designated e-tendering portal, Atamis. Key geographical locations targeted by this tender include regions UKC (North East), UKD1 (Cumbria), and UKE (Yorkshire), with child health record management being central to the service offering.

Conducted Energy Devices

Description: Direct award via the Home Office framework for the provision of Conducted energy devices and consumables: C23688: National Framework Agreement for the Supply of Conducted Energy Devices (CEDs) and Associated Equipment Direct award justification: Only one supplier who is authorised to supply such devices in the UK and the sole supplier on the home office framework.

Summary: The Police And Crime Commissioner For Durham is overseeing a procurement process for the provision of Conducted Energy Devices under the title "Conducted Energy Devices", classified within the police equipment industry category. This procurement falls under the goods category and is being conducted in Durham, United Kingdom. The procurement is currently in the tender update stage, having been amended to extend the contract duration to 4th December 2030. This direct award is executed via the Home Office framework, justified by the existence of only one authorised supplier in the UK. Axon Public Safety UK Ltd, the sole supplier, has been awarded the contract valued at £1,000,000, which was signed on 4th December 2025.

Provision of IT Managed Service

Description: Introduction This planned procurement notice is issued to inform potential suppliers of an upcoming opportunity to provide IT Managed Services. The contracting authority is seeking to engage a qualified service provider to deliver comprehensive IT management, support, and consultancy across its operations. Background The contracting authority currently operates a range of IT systems and infrastructure essential to the delivery of its services. To ensure continued efficiency, security, and innovation, the authority intends to appoint a specialist IT Managed Service Provider (MSP) capable of supporting both current and future requirements. Scope of Services Will include, but is not limited to: * 24/7 IT helpdesk support * Proactive monitoring and maintenance of networks, servers, and end-user devices * Cybersecurity management, including threat detection and response * Cloud services management and (read more...)

Summary: The County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Authority has announced a planned procurement process for the provision of IT managed services. This process, currently in the planning stage, aims to secure comprehensive IT management, support, and consultancy services, ensuring efficiency, security, and innovation across the authority's operations. The procurement process follows an open procedure, inviting potential suppliers under the "services" procurement category, specifically targeting IT services such as consulting, software development, and internet support. Located in Durham, United Kingdom, the procurement process anticipates contract commencement on 1st September 2026, with completion by 31st August 2029. Suppliers can explore opportunities for contract extension up to a maximum of four additional years. Relevant deadlines include the end of the tender period on 30th April 2026 and the award period conclusion by 30th May 2026.

Adult Skills Fund Course Delivery

Description: East Durham College is looking to secure a maximum of 1 organisation to deliver adult education courses to people aged 19 years and over who live in postcodes within the North East Combined Authority area. The contract value will be based on an 80/20 split. The full contract value will be PS125,000 - Tenderers are invited to bid for the contract value stated that they can effectively deliver within the specified contract requirements. This may be split as incremental awards throughout the academic year dependent on achievement of deliverables. Adults must live in an address with a North East Combined Authority postcode, it is not the delivery location. Provision is expected to be part-time and must be linked to the North East Combined Authority Strategic Aims for each (read more...)

Summary: East Durham College, a public authority under the sub-central government category, has initiated a procurement process for the delivery of adult education courses in the North East Combined Authority area. The tender, titled "Adult Skills Fund Course Delivery," specifically targets adult education within the engineering and construction sectors, aiming to enhance employability or move adults closer to the job market. This tender process is currently in the update stage and follows an open procurement method with submissions required to be sent via email, with a deadline set for 13th January 2026. Interested parties must ensure they submit tenders within the timeline, keeping in mind that there will be no response to queries between 20th December 2025 and 4th January 2026.

Adult Skills Fund Course Delivery

Description: East Durham College is looking to secure a maximum of 1 organisation to deliver adult education courses to people aged 19 years and over who live in postcodes within the North East Combined Authority area. The contract value will be based on an 80/20 split. The full contract value will be PS125,000 - Tenderers are invited to bid for the contract value stated that they can effectively deliver within the specified contract requirements. This may be split as incremental awards throughout the academic year dependent on achievement of deliverables. Adults must live in an address with a North East Combined Authority postcode, it is not the delivery location. Provision is expected to be part-time and must be linked to the North East Combined Authority Strategic Aims for each (read more...)

Summary: East Durham College, a public authority under the sub-central government category, has initiated a procurement process for the delivery of adult education courses in the North East Combined Authority area. The tender, titled "Adult Skills Fund Course Delivery," specifically targets adult education within the engineering and construction sectors, aiming to enhance employability or move adults closer to the job market. This tender process is currently in the update stage and follows an open procurement method with submissions required to be sent via email, with a deadline set for 13th January 2026. Interested parties must ensure they submit tenders within the timeline, keeping in mind that there will be no response to queries between 20th December 2025 and 4th January 2026.

Power Purchase Agreements

Description: Durham County Council operate a power generation plant using landfill gas as the fuel source at Coxhoe Landfill, County Durham. DH6 4RT. The electricity generated at this site is supplied directly to the local distribution network operator, Northern Powergrid. This contract is for the power purchase agreement of this supply.

Summary: Durham County Council, located in Durham, United Kingdom, is managing a tender for "Power Purchase Agreements" under the industry categories of Architectural, Construction, Engineering and Inspection Services, Business Services, and Environmental Services. The procurement process, which commenced on 8th December 2025, falls under an open procedure with the submission via the OPEN Portal. Key dates include the end of the enquiry period on 6th February 2026 and the tender period ending on 20th February 2026. The contract value amounts to £72,000 and is linked to the Coxhoe Landfill in County Durham where the power generated is supplied to Northern Powergrid.

Valuation Services 2026

Description: Believe housing is seeking to procure Valuation Services to support Assets and Development Teams, structured into three distinct Lots to address specific operational requirements. Lot 1: Asset Management Valuations Lot 2: Development Valuations Lot 3: Strategic Disposal Valuations

Summary: Believe Housing Limited is engaged in a public procurement process for Valuation Services, planned to commence in May 2026 and extend until April 2028, with potential renewal up to 2030. Situated in Seaham, UK, the organisation is a sub-central government authority seeking to support its Assets and Development Teams by procuring services across multiple lots, including Asset Management Valuations, Development Valuations, and Strategic Disposal Valuations. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with an early market engagement questionnaire deadline set for 11th December 2025. The procurement falls under the services category, and involves a total estimated value of GBP 280,000 (gross value GBP 336,000). Businesses are encouraged to examine the full details and express their interest via the e-Tendering Portal linked in the official notice.

Select List of Primary Providers for The Provision of Domiciliary Care Services and Reablement

Description: Durham County Council (the Council) has a duty to provide services for vulnerable residents who are eligible for care and support according to the national criteria introduced by the Care Act 2014. This opportunity is for the provision of Domiciliary Care Services and Reablement. The domiciliary care element is applicable to children, young people and adults and the Reablement element is applicable to adults aged 18+ only. The Council is committed to the delivery of high-quality Domiciliary Care Services and Reablement and wishes to work in partnership with Independent Sector Providers, who can demonstrate and deliver quality Services which achieve and maintain 'value for money' and positive outcomes for Service Users enabling them to live independently and safely in their community. Services are to be delivered across 10 (read more...)

Summary: Durham County Council is initiating the procurement of Domiciliary Care Services and Reablement with a selective list of primary providers. This tender falls under the "Health and social work services" category, focusing on service delivery in County Durham, United Kingdom. The procurement is currently at the "Tender" stage, with bids to be submitted by 16 January 2026. The opportunities are open for independent sector providers to deliver high-quality services across 10 demand zones identified in the documents. Key dates include the enquiry period ending on 18 December 2025 and the award announcement by 2 March 2026. The contract will be awarded through an open procedure, with a projected budget of £300,000,000.

Child Health Information Services - North East and Yorkshire and Cumbria

Description: This Planned Procurement Notice is being published to alert the market that NHS England is seeking to appoint a provider to deliver Child Health Information Services (CHIS) across the North East and Yorkshire and Cumbria. The primary aim of CHIS is to establish and manage comprehensive child health record records. These are used to support organisations that provide specified public health interventions in ensuring that all children are offered the full range public health interventions. The opportunity will be offered to the market as a single contract. Previous published notice relating to this opportunity: F01: Prior information notice Prior information only Notice identifier: 2025/S 000-004027 Procurement identifier (OCID): ocds-h6vhtk-04dc62 Published 6 February 2025, 4:07pm

Summary: NHS England is orchestrating a significant procurement process aiming to appoint a provider for Child Health Information Services (CHIS) across the North East, Yorkshire, and Cumbria regions. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with a tender period scheduled to end on 20 April 2026, and an estimated award period concluding by 1 September 2026. The total contract value is anticipated to be approximately £52 million, with the main procurement category being services in the health sector. This process is being managed via an open procedure, allowing interested parties to access procurement documents through the designated e-tendering portal, Atamis. Key geographical locations targeted by this tender include regions UKC (North East), UKD1 (Cumbria), and UKE (Yorkshire), with child health record management being central to the service offering.

MCERTS Inspection Services

Description: Northumbrian Water Limited (NWL) operate flowmeters ( Discharge Flow, Flow Pass Forward and Event Duration Monitoring) across 215 sites that require MCERTs Inspections to comply with regulatory requirements. Each site must be re-inspected every 5 years by a registered MCERTs Inspector. The programme is designed so that roughly one fifth of the sites will be inspected in each contract year. NWL's sites are spread over a geographical area from the North East Coast, up to the Scottish Borders, across to Cumbria, and down to North Yorkshire. Overview of requirements - CSA Appointed and Approved MCERTS Site Inspector Service Provider. - MCERTs inspections of flow metres to ensure NWL comply with regulatory requirements. * - Standard MCERTS site inspection on Sewage or Water Treatment Works with single or multiple (read more...)

Summary: Northumbrian Water Limited is seeking a service provider for MCERTS Inspection Services across its 215 sites, covering regions from the North East Coast to the Scottish Borders and down to North Yorkshire. The procurement is in the 'tender' stage, utilising a competitive flexible procedure. This open tender invites interested businesses to submit expressions of interest by 5th January 2026, with the tender submission deadline set for 9th January 2026. The contract will span five years from 1st April 2026, with an estimated value of up to £1,320,000. The procurement falls under the services category, specifically targeting flowmeters and calibration services, and is conducted electronically via Northumbrian Water's Ariba portal.