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Soft Strip & Demolition of Londonderry, Lambton, Lumley Towers

Description: Soft Strip & Demolition of Londonderry, Lambton, Lumley Towers - 3 Large Panel System High-Rise Residential Tower Blocks within Sunderland. Please note that the Contract Dates contained within this UK3 Notice are only estimations for the purpose of this Notice. The Contract Dates are to be determined based on the Procurement Timescales which are currently still being discussed and agreed. Interested Bidders are welcome to reach out directly confirming their interest and to request to be notified of the updated timeline once available.

Summary: Gentoo Group intends to procure works to soft-strip and demolish three large-panel-system high-rise residential tower blocks: Londonderry, Lambton and Lumley Towers. The work is in Sunderland and is classified as demolition. The planned scope covers the three named residential towers; the description does not set out further technical tasks or the intended treatment of the sites after demolition. This is a single package rather than separate lots, so suppliers should consider whether they can deliver the work across all three buildings. The buyer is Gentoo Group, a housing organisation based in Sunderland. This is a forward procurement plan: the buyer has stated its intention to buy the works, but has not yet invited tenders.

Apprenticeship Training

Description: Provision of Apprenticeship Training

Summary: Sunderland City Council intends to procure apprenticeship training services for delivery in Sunderland. The stated scope is the provision of apprenticeship training, covering education and training services. The procurement is divided into one lot and is intended to operate as a framework agreement, providing a route for training provision over the planned contract period. The work is suitable for small and medium-sized businesses and for voluntary, community and social enterprises. This may suit providers able to deliver apprenticeship training locally and support the council’s workforce or learners through structured training programmes. The procurement is currently at the planning stage: the council has set out its intention to buy these services, but has not yet invited bids.

QHM-2025-3761 SH Reily LTD

Description: Low Vision Service

Summary: NHS North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board commissioned a low vision service, a healthcare service for people with sight loss. The requirement is associated with the North East of England. The service is delivered on an ad hoc basis, rather than through a stated fixed volume of work. SH Reily Ltd, based in Guisborough, was selected to provide it.

Below and Above Ground Ashes Vaults

Description: To provide below and above ground ashes vaults suitable for the interment of two sets of cremated remains including installation.

Summary: Sunderland City Council intends to procure below- and above-ground ashes vaults, including their installation. The vaults must accommodate the interment of two sets of cremated remains. This is a supply contract with installation, within the funeral supplies sector. Delivery is in Sunderland, England. The requirement is presented as a single lot and covers both types of vault; suppliers would need to provide suitable products as well as arrange installation. The council is seeking preliminary input from the market before taking the procurement to tender, so this is an early-stage requirement rather than a contract ready for bids.

QHM-2026-5521 Diagnostic Services - Direct Access Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Description: Diagnostic Services - Direct Access Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Summary: NHS North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board commissioned diagnostic services providing direct-access magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The requirement is for patients to access MRI scans directly, rather than through a wider diagnostic service description. The procurement is categorised as a health service. Delivery is associated with the North East of England, although no more specific delivery location is identified. The contract was awarded to Modality Limited Liability Partnership, the existing provider. The buyer is the Integrated Care Board based in Sunderland. This requirement reflects the Board’s purchase of direct-access MRI diagnostic services, rather than equipment or construction work.

RQIC

Description: Royal Quays Intermediate Care Beds

Summary: NHS North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board has contracted for intermediate care beds at Royal Quays. The service provides bed-based intermediate care for people who need support beyond hospital treatment but do not require continued acute hospital care. The procurement is categorised as health and social work services. The named service location is Royal Quays, in the North East of England. This is a healthcare service rather than a purchase of equipment or construction work, and is relevant to providers able to deliver and manage intermediate care beds. The contract was awarded to Akari Care Limited, the existing provider, which was already delivering the service under an implied contract.

GPwSI - Vasectomy Service

Description: GPwSI Service - Vasectomy and Semen Analysis.

Summary: NHS North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board commissioned a specialist vasectomy service, including semen analysis. This is healthcare service provision rather than a supply of equipment or construction work. The service is for patients in the North East and North Cumbria area; the procurement identifies the delivery region as North East England. The service was arranged under the Provider Selection Regime for health care services. The existing provider, Brampton Medical Practice, was selected to continue providing the service. The published scope identifies vasectomy and semen analysis, with no further breakdown of clinical volumes or service locations. The buyer is the integrated care board based in Sunderland.

Diagnostic Services - Direct Access Non-Obstetric Ultrasound Service

Description: 24 Hour Ambulatory ECG

Summary: NHS North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board has procured a 24-hour ambulatory ECG monitoring service. The work is described as diagnostic services and concerns provision of ambulatory electrocardiogram monitoring; the title also refers to direct-access non-obstetric ultrasound, so suppliers should note the mismatch between the title and the stated service description. The contract is associated with Whitehaven, where the selected provider, Mansion House Surgery, is based. The buying organisation is the regional integrated care board. This is a healthcare service rather than a supply of equipment or a construction project, and the description indicates that activity is provided on an ad hoc basis.

Cumbria Health

Description: "Cumbria Health- Emergency Treatment Centre Nursing Service, In Hours Call Handling Service and other misc services. The miscellaneous services are North In-Hours Clinical Assessment Service (CAS) including Urgent Community Response Single Point of Access (SPA), and Management of Localised Community Outbreaks (North Cumbria) " The relevant authority intends to award a contract to an existing provider under Direct Award C under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) regulations 2023. The contract value is PS7,201,234. The contract value cannot be confirmed as the services carried out within this contract are ad hoc. Contract Start Date: 01/04/2026 Contract End Date: 31/03/2027 Although the contract start is 01/04/2026, the services have been delivered on an implied contract.

Summary: NHS North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board commissioned a package of health services from Cumbria Health. It covers nursing at emergency treatment centres, in-hours call handling, and other services: North In-Hours Clinical Assessment Service, including the Urgent Community Response Single Point of Access, and management of localised community outbreaks in North Cumbria. This is a health and social care services contract, delivered in North Cumbria. The package brings together urgent clinical assessment, nursing and access arrangements with outbreak management; the miscellaneous services are described as ad hoc. Cumbria Health, based in Carlisle, is the selected provider. The buyer is the integrated care board serving North East and North Cumbria.

QHM-2026-9249 24 Hour Ambulatory ECG

Description: 24 Hour Ambulatory ECG

Summary: NHS North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board bought 24-hour ambulatory ECG services: electrocardiogram monitoring delivered over a 24-hour period. The service is healthcare provision, rather than the supply of equipment alone. The stated scope is brief and relates to ad hoc service delivery under a contract. Delivery is associated with the North East and Cumbria area; the procurement data identifies the region as UKC, which covers the North East, but does not give a more specific delivery town or clinic. Mansion House Surgery, based in Cumbria, was selected to provide the service. This is a specialist clinical service opportunity for providers able to deliver ambulatory ECG monitoring for NHS patients and meet the relevant healthcare service requirements.