Responsive Repairs and Void Works Framework

Description: Responsive Repairs - Day to Day Responsive Repairs including Emergency Work arising during the normal working hours of the day Void Works - Any repairs, renewals, reinstatement, replacement, internal redecoration, upgrading, cleaning and clearing out ordered in accordance with the provisions of the Contract arising as a result of a change of tenancy. IVH will carry out "Void Property Inspections". This means inspection of the Void Property to establish what Works are required. Once scoped and priced the Work would then be passed to the Supplier to complete with a target completion date.

Summary: Irwell Valley Housing Association Limited, based in Salford, United Kingdom, is managing a procurement process titled "Responsive Repairs and Void Works Framework." This process falls under the industry categories of building installation and completion work, as well as the maintenance services of building installations. The process is currently in the tender stage, with interested parties invited to submit their expressions of interest by 19th February 2026. Enquiries about the tender can be made until 19th January 2026, with the award period scheduled to end by 10th April 2026. The procurement follows a selective, competitive flexible procedure, which includes stages like PSQ, ITT, and interviews. The contract, valued at £3.6 million, will run from 13th April 2026 to 12th April 2028, with an optional one-year extension.

Provision of Refuse Sacks and Caddy Liners

Description: South Holland District Council, Boston Borough Council and East Lindsey District Council have formed an innovative partnership delivering services across the sub-region. The Councils are seeking to appoint one or more providers to supply and deliver refuse sacks and caddy liners across the three council areas. One supplier may deliver for all three lots. Alternatively, three different suppliers could supply each lot respectively. Bidders are welcome to submit quotations for one, several, or all available lots. Each lot is based on each Council's own requirements.

Summary: The procurement process titled "Provision of Refuse Sacks and Caddy Liners" involves a partnership between South Holland District Council, Boston Borough Council, and East Lindsey District Council, facilitated by Public Sector Partnership Services Ltd. The councils are in the UK, specifically the region UKF30, with the tender currently in the tender update stage. The procurement is open, focusing on goods in the category of refuse sacks and caddy liners. The contract is valued at £1,224,000 gross and offers opportunities for suppliers across several regions in the UK. Prospective suppliers need to register on the PSPS electronic tendering portal by 18th February 2026, with the tender documents available for download and submission queries open until 28th January 2026. The anticipated start of the contract is April 2026, with an award period ending on 2nd April 2026.

Space Utilisation Survey, Analysis & Reporting

Description: The University of Salford requires a supplier to conduct the yearly Space Utilisation Survey of its estate. We are looking for the supplier to provide the following service on a 3-year contract with an agreement starting date of 1st August 2026. For full tender documents, please go to https://in-tendhost.co.uk/salford/aspx/Home

Summary: The University of Salford is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process seeking a supplier for a Space Utilisation Survey, Analysis & Reporting. This contract, valued at £55,000, falls under the categories of building services, research and development services, and higher education services, with the service to be provided in the United Kingdom. The procurement will be conducted as an open competition below the threshold, and electronic submissions are accepted. The tender period closes on 30th January 2026, with the contract set to commence on 1st August 2026 and conclude on 1st August 2029. Potential suppliers can submit enquiries until 29th January 2026.

Space Utilisation Survey, Analysis & Reporting

Description: The University of Salford requires a supplier to conduct the yearly Space Utilisation Survey of its estate. We are looking for the supplier to provide the following service on a 3-year contract with an agreement starting date of 1st August 2026. For full tender documents, please go to https://in-tendhost.co.uk/salford/aspx/Home.

Summary: The University of Salford is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process seeking a supplier for a Space Utilisation Survey, Analysis & Reporting. This contract, valued at £55,000, falls under the categories of building services, research and development services, and higher education services, with the service to be provided in the United Kingdom. The procurement will be conducted as an open competition below the threshold, and electronic submissions are accepted. The tender period closes on 30th January 2026, with the contract set to commence on 1st August 2026 and conclude on 1st August 2029. Potential suppliers can submit enquiries until 29th January 2026.

Provision of Refuse Sacks and Caddy Liners

Description: South Holland District Council, Boston Borough Council and East Lindsey District Council have formed an innovative partnership delivering services across the sub-region. The Councils are seeking to appoint one or more providers to supply and deliver refuse sacks and caddy liners across the three council areas. One supplier may deliver for all three lots. Alternatively, three different suppliers could supply each lot respectively. Bidders are welcome to submit quotations for one, several, or all available lots. Each lot is based on each Council's own requirements.

Summary: The procurement process titled "Provision of Refuse Sacks and Caddy Liners" involves a partnership between South Holland District Council, Boston Borough Council, and East Lindsey District Council, facilitated by Public Sector Partnership Services Ltd. The councils are in the UK, specifically the region UKF30, with the tender currently in the tender update stage. The procurement is open, focusing on goods in the category of refuse sacks and caddy liners. The contract is valued at £1,224,000 gross and offers opportunities for suppliers across several regions in the UK. Prospective suppliers need to register on the PSPS electronic tendering portal by 18th February 2026, with the tender documents available for download and submission queries open until 28th January 2026. The anticipated start of the contract is April 2026, with an award period ending on 2nd April 2026.

Homes England - DARTS - Planning and Technical Support - Apsley House & Church Lane, Farington

Description: This commission relates to services provided by Campbell Reith Hill from the Homes England DARTS Framework in relation to managing the preparation and submission of two outline planning applications on land owned by Homes England in South Ribble, Lancashire: * Site 1 - Apsley House, Farington - 11 hectares * Site 2 - Land off Church Lane - 8.2 hectares T&Cs for Homes England Frameworks is available here- https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/homes-england-contracts-and-tenders

Summary: Homes England, a prominent public body responsible for housing development, is currently managing a procurement process for planning and technical support services related to Apsley House and Church Lane in Farington, South Ribble, Lancashire. This commission, integral to the Homes England DARTS Framework, seeks expertise in architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services across an area spanning 19.2 hectares. The procurement has progressed to the award stage as of 17th December 2025, having earlier been active in the tender stage at the same date. The contract valued at £691,132 is scheduled to commence on 5th January 2026 and conclude on 5th January 2027. This selective procurement operates through a call-off from a framework agreement, ensuring efficient and streamlined service engagement.

Private Patients Partner

Description: MFT is a regional and national centre of excellence in certain specialist areas and can attract patients from much further afield, including international patients. Research and Innovation activity is conducted across all our Clinical Groups supported by our integrated Research Office, Clinical Delivery and Operational Management teams, Innovation services, and MFT-hosted organisations. These include Health Innovation Manchester and one of the largest National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) portfolios in the country. MFT now sees opportunity for development of private care activity as a fundamental component of financing future growth and attracting world class clinicians. We are now exploring opportunities to expand private care services across the Trust. Our consultants are already actively engaged, ensuring that any development is clinically driven and fully aligned with our (read more...)

Summary: The Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust is initiating a procurement process titled "Private Patients Partner" under the industry category of health services. The process is currently in the planning stage, with the most recent update highlighted in December 2025. The Trust is located at Trafford Hospital in Trafford, UK, and the projected start date for the contract is December 2026. This procurement involves preliminary market engagement, where interested parties are invited to submit their Expression of Interest (EOI) by 23rd January 2026. The engagement aims to explore partnership models that could enhance the delivery of private healthcare services, supported by the Trust's infrastructure and clinical expertise, with plans for fostering innovation and sustainable growth.

Private Patients Partner

Description: MFT is a regional and national centre of excellence in certain specialist areas and can attract patients from much further afield, including international patients. Research and Innovation activity is conducted across all our Clinical Groups supported by our integrated Research Office, Clinical Delivery and Operational Management teams, Innovation services, and MFT-hosted organisations. These include Health Innovation Manchester and one of the largest National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) portfolios in the country. MFT now sees opportunity for development of private care activity as a fundamental component of financing future growth and attracting world class clinicians. We are now exploring opportunities to expand private care services across the Trust. Our consultants are already actively engaged, ensuring that any development is clinically driven and fully aligned with our (read more...)

Summary: The Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust is initiating a procurement process titled "Private Patients Partner" under the industry category of health services. The process is currently in the planning stage, with the most recent update highlighted in December 2025. The Trust is located at Trafford Hospital in Trafford, UK, and the projected start date for the contract is December 2026. This procurement involves preliminary market engagement, where interested parties are invited to submit their Expression of Interest (EOI) by 23rd January 2026. The engagement aims to explore partnership models that could enhance the delivery of private healthcare services, supported by the Trust's infrastructure and clinical expertise, with plans for fostering innovation and sustainable growth.

Private Patients Partner

Description: MFT is a regional and national centre of excellence in certain specialist areas and can attract patients from much further afield, including international patients. Research and Innovation activity is conducted across all our Clinical Groups supported by our integrated Research Office, Clinical Delivery and Operational Management teams, Innovation services, and MFT-hosted organisations. These include Health Innovation Manchester and one of the largest National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) portfolios in the country. MFT now sees opportunity for development of private care activity as a fundamental component of financing future growth and attracting world class clinicians. We are now exploring opportunities to expand private care services across the Trust. Our consultants are already actively engaged, ensuring that any development is clinically driven and fully aligned with our (read more...)

Summary: The Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust is initiating a procurement process titled "Private Patients Partner" under the industry category of health services. The process is currently in the planning stage, with the most recent update highlighted in December 2025. The Trust is located at Trafford Hospital in Trafford, UK, and the projected start date for the contract is December 2026. This procurement involves preliminary market engagement, where interested parties are invited to submit their Expression of Interest (EOI) by 23rd January 2026. The engagement aims to explore partnership models that could enhance the delivery of private healthcare services, supported by the Trust's infrastructure and clinical expertise, with plans for fostering innovation and sustainable growth.

PROVISION OF FRESH & COOKED MEAT TO AGMA (ASSOCIATION OF GREATER MANCHESTER AUTHORITIES)

Description: AGMA (Association of Greater Manchester Authorities), invites tenders for the establishment of a contract for the Supply and Delivery of Fresh Meat, including Halal, Cooked Meats and Bacon on behalf of Council school kitchens, catering departments, care homes, social care establishments and any other associated civic or council buildings, as required. Please note companies can only bid for all three Councils as one contract. Companies CANNOT be selective as to which Council they supply. It is all three Councils or nothing. (Trafford, Warrington & Salford) Companies may submit a tender for either or both "standard" and halal meat. Please note that deliveries to schools will only be required during term times only (with the exception of pre / post-holiday periods when additional deliveries may be required). Providers are (read more...)

Summary: The planned procurement process initiated by Trafford Council involves the provision of fresh and cooked meats for various establishments under the Association of Greater Manchester Authorities (AGMA). The contract includes the supply and delivery of standard and halal meat products to school kitchens, care homes, and other civic establishments. Interested suppliers must cater to Trafford, Warrington, and Salford Councils collectively, offering significant procurement opportunities. The procurement stage is currently in planning, with the tender expected to go live on 5th January 2026. Key deadlines include an enquiry period closing on 19th January 2026 and a tender submission deadline on 30th January 2026. The anticipated contract start date is 1st April 2026, concluding on 31st March 2029, with a possible extension until 2031.