Water Chemical Treatment HGH

Description: Chilled and heating water treatment and monitoring of water system

Summary: The "Water Chemical Treatment HGH" procurement process is initiated by Northumbria Healthcare Facilities Management, a public authority under central government in the United Kingdom. This open procurement process, classified under the services category, involves the chilled and heating water treatment and monitoring of water systems. The main procurement method is an open competition, specifically below the threshold, allowing for broad participation. Key dates include the tender period ending on January 23, 2026, and the enquiry period concluding on January 16, 2026. The project is set to be executed across multiple regions in the UK, including localities within North Shields, with a contract period starting on April 1, 2026, and running through March 31, 2029, with potential extensions available.

NENC Wellbeing Hub Social Prescribing for NHS Workforce

Description: North East and North Cumbria Wellbeing hub for staff - short term contract to provide social prescribing to NHS staff.

Summary: The Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust is in the planning phase of a procurement process for a short-term contract titled "NENC Wellbeing Hub Social Prescribing for NHS Workforce". This service is aimed at providing social prescribing support for NHS staff who are on ill-health leave, assisting them in returning to work promptly. The procurement process falls under the health services industry category and is located in the UKC region, with a contract value of £100,000. The buyer intends to award the contract through the Provider Selection Regime (PSR), which allows for the identification of the most suitable provider without a competitive tender. The deadline for representations by providers to decision-makers is set for midnight on 19th January 2026, and the contract is intended to span 10 months.

Regulatory IT Platform Delivery Partner

Description: This is a UK1 Pipeline notice. Managed services partner to provide capacity and capability augmentation across multiple disciplines and technologies for its business-critical regulatory IT systems. Planned sourcing route: Call-off from CCS Framework Agreement RM6190 Technology Services 4, Lot 6 Major Technology Services Transformation Programmes, using the competitive selection process.

Summary: The Care Quality Commission (CQC), a central government public authority based in Newcastle upon Tyne, is advancing its procurement process for a “Regulatory IT Platform Delivery Partner.” This major project involves managed services to enhance capacity and capability for its essential regulatory IT systems across the UK. The procurement, currently in the planning stage as of 22nd December 2025, is set to be executed through the selective procurement method under the CCS Framework Agreement RM6190, specifically Lot 6 for Major Technology Services Transformation Programmes. The contract, valued at £40 million GBP, is due to commence on 15th June 2026, with completion anticipated by 14th June 2029. The opportunity covers multiple UK regions including UKC, UKD, UKE, and others, targeted within the system and support services industry category. This planned procurement aligns with legal guidelines outlined in the UKPGA 2023/54.

PROVISION OF ROLE PLAY ACTING SERVICES- STAGE 1

Description: Northumbria Police are offering a tender opportunity for the provision of professional role player services to support Northumbria Police in its investigative training programs.

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Northumbria is inviting bids for the provision of professional role player services in its investigative training programmes, under the title "PROVISION OF ROLE PLAY ACTING SERVICES- STAGE 1". This procurement belongs to the entertainment services category and is set to occur primarily in the United Kingdom, particularly within the UKC region. The procurement process is currently at the "Tender" stage, with submissions due by 23rd January 2026. Noteworthy timings include the end of the enquiry period on 19th January 2026 and the planned award date by 6th March 2026. The procurement method employed is an open, competitive flexible procedure, allowing English-language electronic submissions through the specified portal.

Lone Worker Monitoring and Alarms

Description: Newcastle City Council is seeking to procure a comprehensive Lone Worker Monitoring and Alarm Solution to support our commitment to staff protection and compliance with health and safety requirements across multiple service areas within the Council. Suppliers can find details and express interest via the Open e-tendering platform: https://www.open-uk.org/ You can find it by searching for project reference: 008979 This tender links to UK2: Preliminary market engagement notice - 2025/S 000-011969

Summary: Newcastle City Council is actively conducting a public procurement process for a "Lone Worker Monitoring and Alarms" solution, positioned within the services industry with specific focus on health and safety and security equipment. This process is currently in the tender stage, following an initial planning phase. Key dates include the tender submission deadline on 13th February 2026, and the award period concluding on 9th March 2026, with the actual contract execution set to commence on 8th April 2026. The procurement method is open, encouraging a broad range of potential applicants, and submissions are facilitated electronically through the Open e-tendering platform. The initiative underscores Newcastle City Council’s commitment to enhancing staff protection across its various service areas in Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom.

NEPO235 Vehicle Restraint Systems

Description: NEPO235 Vehicle Restraint Systems (VRS) aims to provide a route to market for UK based Contracting Authorities for the supply, installation, removal, repair, testing and maintenance of VRS. The solution will allow for temporary and permanent VRS and will cover goods, services and works related to vehicle restraint systems within its lot structure including: Removal and disposal of existing systems, both permanent and temporary Supply and installation of Vehicle Restraint Systems, including: N1, N2, high containment systems and terminals for the full range of working widths Flex beam, P2/P4 end terminals for new works Variety of materials, including steel, concrete, and wire rope Crash cushions Dynamic barrier systems Hostile vehicle restraints Minor works, including repairs and the ability to provide a generic 'open box beam' for small improvements (read more...)

Summary: The public procurement process is being orchestrated by The Association of North East Councils Limited, acting as the buyer, for a project titled "NEPO235 Vehicle Restraint Systems." It falls under the industry category of road furniture and installation services, with a key focus on vehicle restraint systems. The procurement process is currently at the planning stage, with key preliminary market engagement activities scheduled between 12 January and 30 January 2026. The contract will cover the supply, installation, maintenance, and related services for vehicle restraint systems across the UK, beginning from August 2026 and ending in July 2030. Interested parties are encouraged to express their interest and participate in the engagement sessions via Microsoft Teams. A preliminary market engagement questionnaire will be available from 5 January 2026, with submissions due by 30 January 2026. The value of the procurement is estimated at £48 million, and it includes a framework agreement supporting both works and services.

GB-Newcastle Upon Tyne: T25-0013 Fire Door Installation and Repair Services

Description: The University has a requirement for a BM Trada Accredited organisation to carry out repairs and replacement of fire doors across both Newcastle and Coach Lane Campus. This will be run over a 4-year programme. Year 1 will include 3 University Buildings The remainder of the 4-year programme will be agreed with Andrew Forrest, Asset & Lifecycle Manager and the main point of contact for this agreement.

Summary: Northumbria University at Newcastle is seeking BM Trada Accredited organisations for the "GB-Newcastle Upon Tyne: T25-0013 Fire Door Installation and Repair Services." This project, forming part of the fire-prevention installation works industry, spans both Newcastle and Coach Lane Campus over a contract period from 1st March 2026 to 28th February 2030. The procurement follows an open procedure, with a tender period ending on 30th January 2026. The total value of the contract is estimated at £5,000,000, with a minimum value of £1,000,000. The procurement is in the tender stage, focusing on service provision across several geographic locations including the UK and Europe.

Invitation to Attend a Market Engagement Event On 8th January 2026 at 10:45 - Digital Platform provision for North East North Cumbria Community OPIP

Description: The purpose of this Notice is to invite market operators to a Market Engagement Event for the potential future exercise to procure services supporting the development of an innovative obesity pathway in North East and North Cumbria on Thursday 8th January at 10:45 via Teams Integrated Care Board (NENC ICB) is developing a new, community-first obesity pathway as part of the Obesity Pathway Innovation Programme (OPIP). The pathway will support adults with obesity who are waiting lists or at risk of economic activity due to obesity and related long-term conditions. To enable this at scale, NENC ICB is exploring options to procure a digital partner to provide an integrated platform that will act as the digital "spine" for the pathway. The intended service is expected to support the (read more...)

Summary: Health Innovation North East and North Cumbria (HI NENC) is organising a Market Engagement Event scheduled for 8th January 2026 at 10:45 AM. This event is part of the planning stage for the procurement of a digital platform under the Obesity Pathway Innovation Programme (OPIP) aimed at creating an innovative obesity pathway in North East and North Cumbria. The procurement falls under the IT services category, specifically consulting, software development, Internet, and support, with the location specified as the United Kingdom. The engagement is set to conclude on 7th January 2026. Interested parties are invited to register on Eventbrite to attend the virtual event conducted via Teams.

Homes England - Removal of Pigeon Guano at Daedalus Site, 2026

Description: Removal of Pigeon Guano from 7 buildings at Daedalus Site, Lee on Solent. **IMPORTANT NOTICE - TENDER DOCUMENT AMENDMENT** Please note that amendments have been made to the Contract Notice and associated tender documents for this requirement. The Contract now requires the involvement of an HSE-licensed asbestos contractor, who must hold current membership of ARCA or ACAD. The tender documentation has been updated accordingly to reflect this requirement. In addition, the Contract Sum has been adjusted to allow for the potential removal of asbestos-containing materials. Suppliers must ensure that their submissions take full account of these amendments. Additional information: The opportunity can be accessed via the Homes England eTendering system. Suppliers wishing to be considered for this contract must register their expression of interest and submit a tender (read more...)

Summary: Homes England is inviting tenders for the "Removal of Pigeon Guano at Daedalus Site, 2026," focusing on cleaning and sanitation services. This procurement process, initiated under an open procedure, targets the removal of pigeon guano from seven buildings located at the Daedalus Site in Lee on Solent, England. The contract has an anticipated value of £175,000 and has been designed to suit Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). The tender stage is currently active, with important updates having been made to the documentation, including the requirement for an HSE-licensed asbestos contractor to be involved. The final date for submission of tenders is set for 30th January 2026, with the contract period covering from 23rd February to 6th March 2026.

Secure Bulk Destruction & Disposal of Confidential Waste

Description: The NHSBSA requires a service for the Secure Bulk Destruction & Disposal of Confidential Waste. Waste products for destruction include NHS prescriptions and patient medical records as well as waste cardboard. Due to the value that this wastepaper can attract within the paper pulp and paper recycling market, it is expected that the NHSBSA may be able to generate revenue from this contract. Please note that the 'Total Contract Value (Estimated)' is for a revenue rather than a cost to the NHSBSA. The existing contract expires on 31st July 2026. The NHSBSA requires a new contract to commence from 1st August 2026. The contract will be for a period of four years. The procurement will be conducted in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 regulations. Further details, including (read more...)

Summary: The NHS Business Services Authority is planning a procurement process titled "Secure Bulk Destruction & Disposal of Confidential Waste." This contract involves services within the waste management industry, specifically focusing on the destruction and disposal of confidential waste including NHS prescriptions, patient medical records, and cardboard. It is part of the NHSBSA's compliance with the Procurement Act 2023. This open procedure will occur with the new contract starting from 1st August 2026, following the expiration of the existing contract on 31st July 2026. The procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with important milestone dates including the publication of the tender notice estimated for 2nd March 2026, an enquiry period closing on 6th April 2026, tender submissions due by 13th April 2026, and the award period concluding by 14th May 2026.