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GMCA 1517 Digital Transformation Programme

Description: GMFRS/GMCA are looking into delivering Digital Transformation Programme to GMFRS over a period of up to 10 years. GMFRS/GMCA will be delivering the programme, and we are looking for a partner to deliver the 'digital solution' project/element of the programme, for approx. 3.5 years, with ongoing support and maintenance expected beyond that. The organisation currently has 50+ fragmented systems and 30+ processes with many manual interventions, across 'Service Delivery' and 'Prevention & Protection' directorates, duplicate and inconsistent premises, people and risk data, heavy reliance on manual data entry and re-keying, limited mobile capability impacting field-based working, constraints in reporting, auditability and data quality - all of which will wish to address in the Programme.

Summary: The Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) is in the planning stage for a Digital Transformation Programme (GMCA 1517), aimed at modernising the systems of the Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS). The procurement process is set within the services category, specifically IT services such as consulting, software development, and support, and is valued at approximately £8,000,000, rising to a gross amount of £10,000,000. The programme will address fragmented systems and limited mobile capabilities, among other challenges. Pre-market engagement will occur on 22nd July 2026 as a Microsoft Teams event. This procurement, utilising a competitive flexible procedure, will commence in April 2027 and conclude in March 2036.

GMCA 1517 Digital Transformation Programme

Description: GMFRS/GMCA are looking into delivering Digital Transformation Programme to GMFRS over a period of up to 10 years. GMFRS/GMCA will be delivering the programme, and we are looking for a partner to deliver the 'digital solution' project/element of the programme, for approx. 3.5 years, with ongoing support and maintenance expected beyond that.

Summary: The Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) is in the planning stage for a Digital Transformation Programme (GMCA 1517), aimed at modernising the systems of the Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS). The procurement process is set within the services category, specifically IT services such as consulting, software development, and support, and is valued at approximately £8,000,000, rising to a gross amount of £10,000,000. The programme will address fragmented systems and limited mobile capabilities, among other challenges. Pre-market engagement will occur on 22nd July 2026 as a Microsoft Teams event. This procurement, utilising a competitive flexible procedure, will commence in April 2027 and conclude in March 2036.

MAG Group Aeronautical Ground Lighting (AGL) Fixtures, Fittings & Components Purchase

Description: MAG is seeking to establish a Multi-Supplier Framework to facilitate a controlled, yet flexible method of procuring Aeronautical Ground Lighting (AGL) fixtures, fittings and components across a diverse asset base. The requirement will incorporate Manchester (MAN), East Midlands (EMA) and Stansted (STN) Airports. It is MAG's intention that the Framework will allow for both Direct Award and Mini-Competition mechanisms to facilitate the purchase of goods. MAG will be following a Competitive Flexible Procedure (CFP) which will evaluate Bidders against the below criteria: - Technical Competency (including ESG) - Commercial Value - Legal Compliance Further information will be available in the subsequent Tender documents.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by MAG Airport Limited, a public undertaking based in Manchester, involves the acquisition of Aeronautical Ground Lighting (AGL) fixtures, fittings, and components for Manchester, East Midlands, and Stansted Airports. The tender is categorized under the goods industry and employs a Competitive Flexible Procedure (CFP) for supplier selection. As of now, the tender is active in the tender stage, with a submission deadline set for 26th August 2026. The estimated contract value is GBP 12,000,000 gross, with an award period concluding on 30th October 2026. This multi-staged tender allows for both direct awards and further competition within a framework agreement, accommodating up to four participants.

Convenience Retail

Description: The purpose of this planned procurement is to establish a closed Framework for the supply and distribution of Convenience Retail products and associated services to members and clients of TUCO Ltd. This procurement will follow an Open Procedure under Procurement Act 2023 regulations. The scope of commodities to be covered in the framework include Confectionery, Snacks and Soft Drinks, Cakes (Ambient, Chilled, Fresh and Frozen), Convenience Retail Non-Food, Cigarettes, Tobacco, E-Cigarettes and associated products, One Stop Shop including all products covered within lots 1 to 4 with the addition of grocery frozen and chilled retail items and alcohol. We welcome suppliers that can deliver on either a local, regional or national basis. It is envisaged that suppliers will be able to cover much of the scope of this (read more...)

Summary: The University Caterers Organisation Limited (TUCO) has released a planning notice for a procurement process titled "Convenience Retail." This process is classified under the food, beverages, tobacco, and personal care products industry category. It aims to establish a closed framework for the supply and distribution of various convenience retail products across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The tender is currently at the planning stage, with the anticipated agreement to start on 1st July 2028 and conclude on 30th June 2030, with potential extensions until 30th June 2032. Suppliers are encouraged to deliver on a local, regional, or national basis under an open procedure method as per the Procurement Act 2023 regulations. The total framework spend is estimated to reach £40 million over four years.

EHRC 2627-08 Universal Periodic Review Report

Description: The Equality and Human Rights Commission is seeking to engage a suitably qualified and experienced contractor for the production of independent analysis and a written report with recommendations to assist with the EHRC's submission to the UN for the UK's 5th cycle Universal Periodic Review.

Summary: The Equality and Human Rights Commission is seeking a qualified contractor to produce an independent analysis and a report with recommendations for the UK's 5th cycle Universal Periodic Review to be submitted to the UN. This procurement process, under the title "EHRC 2627-08 Universal Periodic Review Report," falls within the business services sector, specifically covering law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing, and equal opportunities consultancy services. The buyer is a central government public authority located in Manchester, UK. The process is at the tender stage, with the procurement method being an open competition below the threshold. Key dates include the enquiry period ending on 16th July 2026, and the tender period concluding on 28th July 2026. The expected contract period spans from 1st September 2026 to 31st March 2027, with a total projected value of £60,000 gross.

EHRC 2627-08 Universal Periodic Review Report

Description: The Equality and Human Rights Commission is seeking to engage a suitably qualified and experienced contractor for the production of independent analysis and a written report with recommendations to assist with the EHRC's submission to the UN for the UK's 5th cycle Universal Periodic Review.

Summary: The Equality and Human Rights Commission is seeking a qualified contractor to produce an independent analysis and a report with recommendations for the UK's 5th cycle Universal Periodic Review to be submitted to the UN. This procurement process, under the title "EHRC 2627-08 Universal Periodic Review Report," falls within the business services sector, specifically covering law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing, and equal opportunities consultancy services. The buyer is a central government public authority located in Manchester, UK. The process is at the tender stage, with the procurement method being an open competition below the threshold. Key dates include the enquiry period ending on 16th July 2026, and the tender period concluding on 28th July 2026. The expected contract period spans from 1st September 2026 to 31st March 2027, with a total projected value of £60,000 gross.

Tier 2 Weight Management Service

Description: The Tier Two Weight Management Service (Slimming World on Referral) will provide a twelve-week intervention of weight loss support for adults and young people from age 16 and above. Eligibility is based on a BMI>28 or above with self-referral or referral by GP. Eligible residents receive a free voucher to attend a local Slimming World group.

Summary: The Tier 2 Weight Management Service has been procured by Manchester City Council, aiming to provide weight loss support for individuals aged 16 and over with a BMI of 28 or above. This community health services contract, identified under CPV 85323000, was awarded through a Provider Selection Regime, with the contract running from 14th May 2026 to 31st March 2027. Of note, this procurement bypassed traditional Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and was executed without a prior call for competition, following the Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime Regulations 2023. The final contract award date was 13th May 2026, with the main services to be delivered within the Manchester locality (region UKD33).

HIV/STI Prevention Service For Women Who Sex Work

Description: The service will contribute to protecting and improving the health and wellbeing of women who sex work within Manchester or Salford. The service will focus on improving the sexual and reproductive health of service users with additional emphasis on substance misuse and safety.

Summary: The procurement process detailed herein involves Manchester City Council, acting as the buyer, for the provision of HIV/STI Prevention Services for Women Who Sex Work within Manchester or Salford. The project falls under the community health services category and is aimed at improving the health and wellbeing of the targeted group. The contract was awarded on 4th June 2026 following a direct award process under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. The contract runs from 5th June 2026 to 31st March 2031 and the procurement method was limited, not requiring prior publication of a notice. The process adheres to specific healthcare regulations, outside the typical public contracts framework.

Junior PARS - Physical Activity on Referral Scheme

Description: Bespoke and targeted social prescribing programme for children identified as overweight or obese or at risk of developing life limiting conditions in adulthood due to excessive weight who require a structured physical activity and lifestyle improvement programme as part of a long term care plan.

Summary: The procurement process led by Manchester City Council focuses on the "Junior PARS - Physical Activity on Referral Scheme", categorised under community health services within the services industry. The scheme is centred on a bespoke social prescribing programme for children at risk due to excessive weight. The procurement was formally awarded on 27th April 2026, with contract periods running from 28th April 2026 to 31st March 2027. The procurement employed a direct award method under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, bypassing the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. The scheme primarily operates in the UKD33 region, encompassing Manchester.

Kickstarter - Delivery of Mental Health Support to Children and Young People

Description: Improving Health Equity for Children and Young People and Families (Mental Health and Wellbeing) - delivery of support element

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Manchester City Council pertains to the delivery of mental health support services for children and young people, under the "Kickstarter - Delivery of Mental Health Support to Children and Young People" project. Categorised under health services, this project aims to improve health equity. The procurement utilised a limited method, specifically a direct award under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, avoiding the usual Public Contracts Regulations 2015. The contract has been awarded, with proceedings completed between 29th April 2026 and 30th September 2026, in the Manchester region (UKD33). Key dates include the award on 28th April 2026, with the participant 42nd Street securing the contract valued at £255,658.92.