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Construction and commission of modular rig

Description: UKNNL is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to support the assembly, installation verification, and inactive commissioning of a new modular experimental rig at the Preston facility. The rig comprises a modular, three-storey structure incorporating multiple process and utility services. The appointed contractor will be responsible for mechanical assembly, installation checks, and inactive commissioning (without uranics) to enable active commissioning (with uranics) by others. 2. Scope of Work The contractor will be expected to undertake, as a minimum: Mechanical Assembly * Offloading, positioning, and installation of prefabricated rig modules * Mechanical assembly and integration of modules to form the complete structure * Installation of access platforms, supports, and ancillary equipment * Alignment, fixing, and structural integrity checks Interface & Service Readiness * Preparation and (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process is currently at the Planning stage, initiated by the United Kingdom National Nuclear Laboratory Limited (UKNNL), a sub-central government public authority. This procurement involves construction works in the form of a project titled "Construction and Commission of Modular Rig," specifically focused on the assembly and commissioning of a modular experimental rig. Located in Preston, Lancashire, UK, the project addresses the construction and installation services industry. Key milestones include a scheduled engagement due on 20 February 2026 for expressions of interest as part of a pre-tender market consultation to assess capabilities within the current market before moving to potential formal tendering processes. The anticipated site readiness is set for June 2026, with a project completion handover planned by September 2026.

Maintenance and Development of the Dounreay Data Management System

Description: The Dounreay Data Management System (DMS) is an existing bespoke developed integrated data management system which records the consignment, movement, processing and disposal of all solid waste on the Dounreay site ensuring that there is an audit trail of the verification of waste packages from cradle to grave. The Contract is required to ensure the availability of the Data Management System (DMS) for the users and ensure threats and events are managed appropriately so there is no detrimental impact to the system and its data. Additional to the maintenance of DMS is the requirement to develop and implement new functionality and propose enhanced capabilities to streamline activities.

Summary: Nuclear Restoration Services Limited, located in Warrington, UK, is in the planning phase of a procurement for the "Maintenance and Development of the Dounreay Data Management System." This services procurement focuses on ensuring the availability and enhancement of the existing data management system at the Dounreay site, which manages solid waste records. The contract is structured to include maintenance and development of new functionalities from August 2026 to August 2030, with further notice details to be released by 1st April 2026. The main procurement category is services, specifically within software support services, database systems, and software development, with the procurement following a planned procurement process outlined in document C20891.

Long Term Power Purchase Agreements

Description: United Utilities is committed to building a greener energy portfolio that reduces operational carbon emissions and supports our ambition to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. As one of the largest water and wastewater service providers in the UK, we operate more than 100 water treatment works and 575 wastewater treatment works across the North West of England. These sites have significant energy demands and require robust power resilience to maintain essential services for our customers. Our operational footprint across the region presents substantial opportunities to integrate low-carbon and renewable energy solutions. Many of our sites have available land or roof space suitable for on-site generation. In addition, we are seeking opportunities for work with existing or upcoming renewable generation assets close to our operational sites to (read more...)

Summary: United Utilities Water Limited is soliciting bids for "Long Term Power Purchase Agreements" as part of its commitment to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. This procurement process is active and organised into three parts, seeking services within the energy and related services industry category focusing on low-carbon and renewable energy solutions. The tender is held in Warrington, UK, with plans to integrate these solutions across multiple operational sites in the North West of England. The tender, utilizing an open procurement method, was initiated on 6th February 2026, with the tender period closing on 6th March 2026. Businesses interested in this procurement must address parts related to existing and site-based renewable energy projects, with detailed options for roof-mounted solar PV installations.

WRMP29 Call for Options

Description: We are developing our plan for how we will manage water resources in the North West from 2030-2090. With regional growth, population change, and the impacts of climate change, our Water Resources Management Plan (WRMP29) will set out how we meet the demand that these challenges create, ensuring that we continue to provide a reliable, sustainable, and good quality water supply to meet the needs of our customers and the environment. We are working in partnership with Water Resources West (WRW), the regional planning group for the West of England and part of Wales, to ensure a consistent approach across the region. See the following link for additional details: https://www.unitedutilities.com/corporate/about-us/our-future-plans/water-resources/developing-our-water-resources-management-plan/

Summary: UNITED UTILITIES WATER LIMITED is overseeing a significant procurement process titled "WRMP29 Call for Options," focused on planning and improving water resource management in the North West from 2030 to 2090. This initiative falls under the services category, primarily targeting natural water, water distribution, and related consultancy services. The project is in the planning stage with an emphasis on market engagement to gather ideas from stakeholders about reducing water demand or increasing supply by a minimum of 0.5Ml/d. A response deadline has been set for 31 March 2026 at 12:00. The procurement covers multiple regions across the United Kingdom and engages potential suppliers to propose innovations in addressing regional water challenges exacerbated by climate change and population growth.

Fabrication and Machining Framework

Description: United Kingdom National Nuclear Laboratory is seeking to establish a Fabrication and Machining framework, structured as a multi-lot arrangement to support both nuclear and non-nuclear requirements.

Summary: The United Kingdom National Nuclear Laboratory Limited is currently in the planning stages of a significant procurement process titled the "Fabrication and Machining Framework." This process is designed to create a framework agreement to cater to both nuclear and non-nuclear requirements, structured as a multi-lot arrangement. The procurement falls under the works category with additional emphasis on goods, specifically involving fabrication and metalworking industries. Located in the UK, the planned framework is set to commence on 21st August 2026, with potential extensions up to 20th August 2034. With an estimated value of £12 million, the procurement method being used is an open procedure, ensuring accessibility to a wide range of suppliers. Stakeholders and interested parties should note the future notice date scheduled for 30th April 2026, which will provide further details about the tender.

Market Engagement - Site and Asset Inspections (Robotics)

Description: United Utilities operates a large and geographically dispersed portfolio of operational sites across North-West England, including water treatment works, wastewater treatment works, pumping stations, service reservoirs, and associated infrastructure. These sites require regular inspections to assess: * General site condition and housekeeping * Asset health and condition * Compliance with health, safety, and environmental requirements * Security and access integrity * Verification that assets, controls, and equipment are in the correct condition and location Currently, inspections are largely carried out by site-based staff and contractors. While effective, this approach can be resource-intensive, exposes staff to operational hazards, and may result in variability in inspection quality, coverage, and data consistency. United Utilities is therefore exploring the potential use of robotic inspection solutions, including autonomous quadruped robots, to support or (read more...)

Summary: United Utilities Water Limited is in the planning stage of a tender titled "Market Engagement - Site and Asset Inspections (Robotics)" under the services category. This procurement process, focused on utilities, seeks to incorporate innovative robotic solutions for site inspections across North-West England. The decision to explore this new approach is aimed at improving data quality, operational resilience, and safety. Interested parties must register their interest by contacting Harry East via email. The registration and question set completion are due by 3rd March 2026. The procurement contract is expected to commence on 1st September 2026 and run until 1st September 2027.

Condition Monitoring

Description: This is to alert the market and all interested Suppliers to a Contract Opportunity which will be conducted through the Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS). Sellafield Ltd is intending to procure the Service of Condition Monitoring through the Engineering and Technology Solutions Marketplace Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) (C12362) (Engineering Services Category, Testing and Substantiation Sub Category). One successful Tenderer will be required to provide the service (subject to PS4,999,999.00 maximum value threshold). Further details in relation to DPS and how to register have been provided in section 11.2.4.1 Description of the Procurement.

Summary: Sellafield Ltd is in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Condition Monitoring," aimed at acquiring condition monitoring services through the Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS). The project falls under the Engineering services category, specifically within the Testing and Substantiation sub-category. Location details indicate that services are to be delivered in the North East of the United Kingdom, with a postal code of CA25 5QB. The estimated value of the contract is up to £4,999,999, with an engagement end date set for 9th March 2026. The primary procurement category is services, and this tendering opportunity has a maximum value threshold. Interested suppliers must note that early engagement notices have been published, with further specifics outlined under the project description.

Condition Monitoring

Description: This Prior Information Notice (PIN), without call for competition, is to alert the market and all interested Suppliers to a Contract Opportunity which will be conducted through the Sellafield Ltd Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS).

Sellafield Ltd is intending to procure the Service of Condition Monitoring through the Engineering and Technology Solutions Marketplace Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) (C12362) (Engineering Services Category, Testing and Substantiation Sub Category). One successful Tenderer will be required to provide the service (subject to PS4,999,999.00 maximum value threshold). Further details in relation to DPS and how to register have been provided in section 11.2.4.1 Description of the Procurement.

Summary: Sellafield Limited is seeking to procure services in Condition Monitoring via a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) under the Engineering and Technology Solutions Marketplace. This procurement, tagged as a planning stage, aims to enhance their Condition Based Maintenance activities, preventing equipment failures and optimising asset life. Scheduled to move forward from March 2026, with the invitation to tender issued, and closing in April 2026, the process targets services in the technical testing and consultancy sector. The related location for implementation is Leconfield, Cumbria, and the main procurement category is services, with a projected value of up to £4,999,999.

Market Engagement - Robotic Tank Cleaning

Description: United Utilities are looking to engage the market to understand who has capabilities of providing Robotic tank cleaning solutions including both: * Robotic tank cleaning services * Supply of Robotic tank cleaning systems for purchase, lease or hybrid delivery model

Summary: United Utilities Water Limited is initiating a procurement process under the title "Market Engagement - Robotic Tank Cleaning". This tender falls under the services industry category, specifically targeting repair and maintenance services of tanks and machinery-inspection services. The process is currently in the planning stage, with a scheduled market engagement milestone due by 3rd March 2026. The organisation is located in Great Sankey, UK, and potential suppliers are encouraged to engage by contacting Harry East via email at Harry.east@uuplc.co.uk. The engagement is aimed at understanding market capabilities for both robotic tank cleaning services and the supply of cleaning systems, with the contract period expected to commence on 1st September 2026, running for one year.

Market Engagement - Robots for Difficult to Access Assets

Description: United Utilities are looking to engage the market to understand who has capabilities of providing robotic inspection services. Current inspection process requires visual inspection and may include working at height. We are actively exploring innovative ways of carrying out these inspections that ensures safety and gather quality data to assess asset condition. The areas we are interested in are pipe bridges, subway crossings, DSEAR assets and assets that would require scaffolding for inspection.

Summary: United Utilities Water Limited is currently in the market engagement stage for a project titled "Market Engagement - Robots for Difficult to Access Assets". This procurement process is classified under the goods category and focuses on industrial robots within the utilities sector. The buyer is located in Great Sankey, United Kingdom, with Harry East being the contact point. Key geographical areas for this procurement are within the UKD region. A milestone due date is set for 3rd March 2026, by which interested parties should express their interest via email to Harry.east@uuplc.co.uk to receive the question set necessary for registration. This initiative is aimed at identifying providers capable of delivering robotic inspection services for challenging environments such as pipe bridges, subway crossings, and sites requiring scaffolding.