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JHG - Decent Homes Stock Condition Surveys 2026

Description: The objective of the stock condition survey is to consider the future of the housing stock to identify the best means to meet and maintain the properties at, as a minimum, the Decent Homes Standard for at least the next 30 years. The Surveyor (hereafter referred to as the Consultant) will undertake the survey, which will be based on external and internal sample, including determining whether the properties meet the Decent Homes Standard, being: * meet the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) minimum safety standards for housing * be in a reasonable state of repair * have reasonably modern facilities and services * have efficient heating and effective insulation Sample survey of other assets such as other land or estate assets is also required. Structural surveys (read more...)

Summary: Jigsaw Homes Group, based in Ashton-under-Lyne, United Kingdom, is inviting tenders for the "JHG - Decent Homes Stock Condition Surveys 2026". The procurement, currently in the tender stage, is open until 14th April 2026. This project involves assessing 11,500 properties to ensure compliance with the Decent Homes Standard. The geographical focus includes the East Midlands and North West England, fitting within the architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services industry category. The contract period is set from May 2026 to May 2027, with a potential extension until May 2028. The procurement process is open and competitive, with a set budget of £240,000 gross.

Equipment Disposal IT 2026

Description: Equipment Disposal IT 2026

Summary: Stockport NHS Foundation Trust is inviting tenders for their contract titled "Equipment Disposal IT 2026," categorised under the CPV code for personal computers. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with submissions closing on 31st March 2026 at 12:00 PM (GMT). The contract, valued at £25,000, will commence on 1st April 2026 and conclude on 2nd April 2026. The location for service delivery is within the United Kingdom, indicating a potentially broad scope for interested parties.

"Airlock" Output Checking System OCS Decision Engine Development Partner

Description: UKB is seeking to further improve its technical controls and intends to implement a functional mechanism to check data egress requests to ensure that participant record-level data is not being removed and does not contain information that can identify individual participants. This Output Checking System (OCS) functionality will allow UKB to enhance the security of the UKB-RAP, reduce the risk of advertent and inadvertent data breaches and importantly increase the trust and transparency of the UKB resource. UKB intends to commence a procurement exercise to procure a replacement for the current UKB-RAP in 2027, which will come into effect in 2028. The OCS will need to be integrated with the new UKB-RAP. Output checking processes for Trusted Research Environments (TREs) have to date been based on manual processes, (read more...)

Summary: UK Biobank Ltd, headquartered in Stockport, United Kingdom, is actively seeking development partners for its "Airlock" Output Checking System (OCS) Decision Engine. This venture aims to advance technical controls concerning the secure retrieval of data, safeguarding participant anonymity. The contract, valued at an estimated £2m GBP, targets the IT services sector, particularly consulting, software development, internet, and support. Utilising an open and competitive flexible procedure, this tender is in the negotiation stage as of 17 March 2026. Interested bidders should submit their electronic responses by 17 April 2026, ensuring compliance with all outlined technical and procedural requirements. Key deadlines include the enquiry period ending on 12 March 2026 and the standstill period post-award to commence on 10 July 2026.

Highways Asset Management Plan (HAMP) Framework Agreement

Description: The updated HAMP provides a clear, evidence led framework for investing in and maintaining the network in a more proactive and efficient way. By shifting from reactive repairs to planned, preventative maintenance, the council can reduce long term costs, minimise disruption and extend the life of critical assets. This approach strengthens network resilience, supports active travel and enhances safety for all users.

Summary: Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council is planning a Highways Asset Management Plan (HAMP) Framework Agreement, currently in the planning stage, with the projected commencement on 30th September 2026 and completion by 30th September 2030. This initiative aims to transition from reactive to planned preventative maintenance of the highways, thereby reducing costs, minimising disruptions, and enhancing the longevity and safety of infrastructure assets. The procurement falls under the work category and employs a competitive flexible procedure within the construction industry, applicable across several regions in the United Kingdom. Interested parties should note the future notice date scheduled for 20th March 2026.

JHG - Roof Covering & Roofline Tender - Tameside

Description: This service is currently managed by two contractors throughout the Tameside region. It is our intention to outsource the whole of the Roof & Roofline to one contractor, depending on the tenders received and most beneficial the JHG. The initial contract is for two years, extended by two one-year extensions based on performance for a total of 4 years. JHG intends to enter a set of Terms & Conditions (Contract) and upon success. The number of roof & roofline replacements during the whole life of the contract is as follows but not guaranteed, these numbers could go up or down depending on demand. Tameside Year 1 - (2026-2027) 240 Year 2 - (2027-2028) 300 Year 3 - (2028-2029) 300 Year 4 - (2029-2030) 300 Total 1,140 Tender assessment (read more...)

Summary: Jigsaw Homes Group is inviting tenders for the "JHG - Roof Covering & Roofline Tender - Tameside" project, aiming to engage a contractor for roof and roofline replacements across the Tameside region. The procurement process falls under the category of public undertaking and is classified as building installation work. With an open competition procurement method, interested parties must submit their applications by 2nd April 2026. The initial contract period is two years, commencing on 1st June 2026, with possibilities for extensions based on performance, totalling up to four years. The buyer, located in Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, prioritises both price and quality, with a final assessment including interviews.

Home to School Transport Bus Service

Description: Tameside Borough Council is looking to procure a coach and driver to transport children and young people (aged 11 - 16 years of age) with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) living within the boundaries of Tameside Borough who otherwise would be unable to access an educational setting, respite care or day care. A PSV bus will be required to collect the young person(s) from a bus stop along the advised route and will take them to their educational setting, returning them in the afternoon from the setting back to the bus stop.

Summary: Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council is inviting tenders for the provision of a 'Home to School Transport Bus Service', classified under special-purpose road passenger transport services. The objective of this procurement is to ensure safe transportation for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities within Tameside Borough, UK, covering both their journey to educational settings and back. This open tender process has a significant budget allocation, with bids to be submitted via the Chest e-tendering system. The enquiry period for the tender ceases on 23rd March 2026, while the tender period concludes on 30th March 2026. The approval of the contract is anticipated to be finalised by 8th June 2026, and services are slated to commence on 1st September 2026, extending until 31st July 2030.

Stockport Council - Heat Network Development Partner

Description: Stockport Council is one of the leading authorities participating in the Government's Advanced Zoning Programme (AZP). Under the AZP, Stockport Council is seeking to procure a Development Agreement with a partner to fully design and ultimately invest, build, operate and manage the Stockport District Heat Network (a Green Heat Network Fund supported scheme). Please see tender pack for a full outline of the requirements.

Summary: Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council is initiating a procurement process seeking a Development Agreement partner for the Stockport District Heat Network under the Government's Advanced Zoning Programme. This project falls within the engineering design services category and is located in Stockport, United Kingdom. The tender is at the 'Tender Update' stage, with submission extended to 24th April 2026. Enquiries must be made by 27th March 2026, and the contract is anticipated to start on 8th July 2026, lasting one year. The Council has chosen an open procedure, which allows transparent competition, and is regulated under the Procurement Contract Regulations 2015.

Soft Market Test - Education Systems

Description: Published via the CHEST Portal Ref DN806303 Stockport Council's Education Service has relied on the Synergy system for case management since September 2015. While Synergy has supported our core processes, the education landscape and technology have evolved considerably since its implementation. As our contract approaches expiry in March 2028, we want to ensure our systems continue to meet the needs of children, families, schools, and the wider community. We are therefore undertaking a soft market testing exercise to: * Understand the current capabilities, innovations, and cost models available in the market for education case management systems. * Assess whether alternative solutions could better support our strategic objectives, improve service delivery, and offer better value for money. * Inform the development of a robust specification for any future procurement, (read more...)

Summary: Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process concerning the development and implementation of education systems. The council, located in Stockport, United Kingdom, is undertaking a soft market test, scheduled to end on 31st March 2026. The initiative is led by the council's Education Service, aiming to explore current capabilities, innovations, and cost models in the market for education case management systems as the existing Synergy system contract approaches its expiry in March 2028. The primary focus is on the educational software package industry category, with the procurement type classified under services. This preliminary market engagement notice, published on 25th February 2026, is part of the council's strategic planning to ensure continued effective support for children, families, schools, and the wider community.

Choice Based Letting system - Soft Market Test Only. Published via the CHEST ref DN807962

Description: Tameside Council is inviting the industry to innovate and collaborate on a solution to manage our housing register and allocations services to enable our capabilities related to supporting our residents with their housing needs. We are looking for a Choice based lettings system which can be accessed by approximately 150 officers concurrently this would include registered social providers in Tameside to include partner access. The contract for the current housing system ends on the 31st of May 2027. TMBC currently have approx. 1400 customers active on the housing register, with approximately 1800 applications awaiting assessment. The system would also need to transfer applications for our partner agencies of around 6000 applications. We would like to take the opportunity to do some soft market testing, to determine current interest (read more...)

Summary: Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process inviting industry collaboration on developing a Choice Based Lettings system. This project aims to enhance the management of their housing register and allocations services, supporting the council's capabilities in assisting residents with their housing needs. Up to 150 officers, including registered social providers, will need access to this system. The current housing system's contract expires on 31 May 2027, and the council is engaging in preliminary market testing to evaluate the interest and innovation potential within the industry. This initiative is classified under housing services, with delivery spanning regions across the United Kingdom.

"Airlock" Output Checking System OCS Decision Engine Development Partner

Description: UKB is seeking to further improve its technical controls and intends to implement a functional mechanism to check data egress requests to ensure that participant record-level data is not being removed and does not contain information that can identify individual participants. This Output Checking System (OCS) functionality will allow UKB to enhance the security of the UKB-RAP, reduce the risk of advertent and inadvertent data breaches and importantly increase the trust and transparency of the UKB resource. UKB intends to commence a procurement exercise to procure a replacement for the current UKB-RAP in 2027, which will come into effect in 2028. The OCS will need to be integrated with the new UKB-RAP. Output checking processes for Trusted Research Environments (TREs) have to date been based on manual processes, (read more...)

Summary: UK Biobank Ltd, headquartered in Stockport, United Kingdom, is actively seeking development partners for its "Airlock" Output Checking System (OCS) Decision Engine. This venture aims to advance technical controls concerning the secure retrieval of data, safeguarding participant anonymity. The contract, valued at an estimated £2m GBP, targets the IT services sector, particularly consulting, software development, internet, and support. Utilising an open and competitive flexible procedure, this tender is in the negotiation stage as of 17 March 2026. Interested bidders should submit their electronic responses by 17 April 2026, ensuring compliance with all outlined technical and procedural requirements. Key deadlines include the enquiry period ending on 12 March 2026 and the standstill period post-award to commence on 10 July 2026.