Pension Trustee Services

Description: NRS are seeking to put in place a Professional Services Contract with a supplier for the provision of two Pension Trustee Directors with investment expertise. This is in relation to NRS' legacy Defined Benefits pension scheme and its Corporate Trustee Board. As the service is in relation to a Corporate Trustee Board, NRS must appoint two different suppliers.

Summary: The procurement process for which Nuclear Restoration Services Limited, a sub-central government public authority in Warrington, United Kingdom, is seeking suppliers involves the provision of Pension Trustee Services. The tender aims to appoint two Pension Trustee Directors with investment expertise on their legacy Defined Benefits pension scheme and Corporate Trustee Board. This process is currently at the tender stage, having been initiated on 5th December 2025, with key dates including the enquiry period ending on 18th December 2025 and the deadline for expressions of interest set for 5th January 2026. The competitive flexible procedure consists of a three-stage process with non-negotiated terms under the selective procurement method, and it involves service provision valued at £925,000 before VAT. The contract will commence on 27th April 2026 and conclude on 27th April 2032.

Provision to Design a Secure ISO Container & Tie Down

Description: To meet Category II security requirements during transport it is assumed a Secure ISO Container is required as the conveyance for PEGASUS. An integrated tie-down system shall be required to facilitate loading and securing of PEGASUS in the Secure ISO Container.

Summary: International Nuclear Services Limited, located in Warrington, United Kingdom, is actively engaged in a tender process to design a secure ISO container and tie-down system. This procurement from the sub-central government authority falls under engineering services and is classified as a service contract with an estimated gross value of £240,000. The process is currently in the tender stage, with a deadline for submissions set for 15th January 2026, while enquiries are accepted until 12th January 2026. The contract aims to meet Category II security requirements during transport for the PEGASUS conveyance. The open procedure allows electronic submissions and communication in English, with final awards expected by 3rd February 2026.

Transferring Care for 3 individuals with a Learning Disability and/or are autistic who display behaviours that challenge, including those with a mental health condition into Nixon Street-NHS Cheshire & Merseyside ICB

Description: NHS Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit are working as an agent on behalf of NHS Cheshire & Merseyside Integrated Care Board (ICB) who are looking to undertake a procurement for the provision of transferring care for 3 individuals with a learning disability and/or are autistic who display behaviours that challenge, including those with a mental health condition into Nixon Street for patients from Cheshire East Place. This Procurement is to identify a provider to provide care and support services for those individuals who have been identified for the Nixon Street property. initially Nixon Street capital was secured for Cheshire East individuals with a Learning Disability and/or autistic people with behaviours that challenge due to Cheshire East having no suitable accommodation adapted for people with autism and challenging (read more...)

Summary: This public procurement opportunity, titled "Transferring Care for 3 individuals with a Learning Disability and/or Autism" by NHS Cheshire & Merseyside Integrated Care Board, focuses on health services in Macclesfield, UK. The process aims to mobilise care facilities at Nixon Street by March 2026. The procurement targets services for three individuals requiring specialist care who exhibit behaviours that challenge and may have mental health conditions. The procurement is within the services category and follows an open procedure under the Provider Selection Regime, with submissions closing on 15th December 2025, and the service provision expected to commence on 27th April 2026. This service prioritises individuals from Cheshire East, followed by Cheshire West and Wirral, and will adhere to a three-year contract with possible extension by two years.

PfH - Responsive Repairs, Disrepair Works and Void Services

Description: Established in 2004, Procurement for Housing (PfH) is a national procurement consortium dedicated to the social housing sector and supported by the National Housing Federation (NHF), Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) and HouseMark. Collectively our Members manage more than 90% of UK' social housing stock, with PfH helping them to achieve efficiency savings using a wide range of services including framework agreements, dynamic purchasing systems, spend analyses, strategy reviews, consolidated billing and comprehensive reporting. PfH is a contracting authority under section 2 of the Procurement Act 2023 and a centralised procurement authority under section 1(4) of that Act. Please refer to www.pfh.co.uk for additional information. PfH is administered by Inprova Limited and is headquartered in the North West of England with over 20 years of expertise and experience (read more...)

Summary: Procurement for Housing (PfH), a consortium dedicated to the social housing sector in the United Kingdom, is conducting an extensive procurement process aimed at establishing a framework for Responsive Repairs, Disrepair Works, and Void Services. This procurement is under an open procedure and covers a range of works, including construction, maintenance, and security services. PfH, supported by various housing institutions, seeks qualified suppliers for this framework that encompasses multiple lots with services spanning across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. The tender process, currently at the update stage, will conclude with awards in February 2026. Interested parties should note the deadline for enquiries on 15 December 2025 and the submission deadline on 12 January 2026.

PRO005033-Services-Framework-Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Testing

Description: United Utilities (UU) require point source emissions testing and analysis to be completed at 9 Anaerobic Digestion facilities, located in the North West of England. The testing is to be carried out annually with the ability to increase this frequency when enhanced monitoring is required on a site-by-site basis. Testing is required on Combined Heat and Power (CHP) engine exhaust stacks and Boiler exhaust stacks. Testing may be required on Flare Stacks, should a 10% annual 'run time' limit be exceeded. This would be treated as a reactive issue. Analysis and methods should fully comply with the requirements of the Environmental Permitting (England & Wales) Regulations 2016 implementing the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED). The Parameters and Monitoring Standard / Method include: * Oxides of Nitrogen (NO and NO2 (read more...)

Summary: United Utilities Water Limited, a private utility based in Warrington, United Kingdom, is the buyer for this procurement process titled "Stack Emissions Testing." This project falls under the industry category of air pollution monitoring and technical inspection services and is scheduled during the planning stage. The procurement involves framework agreements for services related to emissions testing at nine Anaerobic Digestion sites located in the North West of England, with operations commencing on 1st July 2026 and potentially extending until 2036. Suppliers must conduct point source emissions testing on various stacks with detailed compliance to specific environmental regulations. The next key due date for market engagement is slated for 19th December 2025, with further notice anticipated by 28th February 2026.

PRO005033-Services-Framework-Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Testing

Description: United Utilities (UU) require point source emissions testing and analysis to be completed at 9 Anaerobic Digestion facilities, located in the North West of England. The testing is to be carried out annually with the ability to increase this frequency when enhanced monitoring is required on a site-by-site basis. Testing is required on Combined Heat and Power (CHP) engine exhaust stacks and Boiler exhaust stacks. Testing may be required on Flare Stacks, should a 10% annual 'run time' limit be exceeded. This would be treated as a reactive issue. Analysis and methods should fully comply with the requirements of the Environmental Permitting (England & Wales) Regulations 2016 implementing the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED). The Parameters and Monitoring Standard / Method include: * Oxides of Nitrogen (NO and NO2 (read more...)

Summary: United Utilities Water Limited, a private utility based in Warrington, United Kingdom, is the buyer for this procurement process titled "Stack Emissions Testing." This project falls under the industry category of air pollution monitoring and technical inspection services and is scheduled during the planning stage. The procurement involves framework agreements for services related to emissions testing at nine Anaerobic Digestion sites located in the North West of England, with operations commencing on 1st July 2026 and potentially extending until 2036. Suppliers must conduct point source emissions testing on various stacks with detailed compliance to specific environmental regulations. The next key due date for market engagement is slated for 19th December 2025, with further notice anticipated by 28th February 2026.

Leakage Detection and Repair of Biogas assets and associated equipment

Description: United Utilities (UU) require LDAR surveys to be completed at Anaerobic Digestion facilities , located at in the North West of England. *The survey is to be carried out at a 6 monthly frequency with the ability to increase this frequency when enhanced monitoring is required on a site by site basis. *The scope of the LDAR survey is biogas assets and associated equipment. *The survey is to detect fugitive emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC's) and other substances to air including methane. *Operators undertaking the survey must have sufficient competence to undertake surveys safely on active gas assets and must be familiar with DSEAR. * Operators must adhere to UU permitting and induction requirements. * LDAR survey methodology must fully comply with EA guidance Biological waste treatment: (read more...)

Summary: United Utilities Water Limited, a private utility company based in Warrington, United Kingdom, is in the planning phase of a tender for Leakage Detection and Repair of Biogas assets and associated equipment. This procurement process involves LDAR surveys conducted at Anaerobic Digestion facilities located in the North West of England. The buying organisation seeks to ensure the surveys are carried out every six months, with potential increased frequency, adhering to Environmental Agency guidelines. Interested parties are invited to engage by submitting required information to AMP8Procurements@uuplc.co.uk by 19th December 2025. The future notice for this tender is expected to be released by 31st March 2026, with the contract period running from 31st August 2026 to 30th August 2031, potentially extended to 2036.

Enabling Innovation Framework 5

Description: Enabling Innovation Framework 5 The EIF 5 Scope is primarily around problem definition and framing, studies, developing functional requirements, preparing business cases and interventions for which the categories, outputs and deliverables. The Sellafield Ltd Corporate Strategy and Strategy Management Framework provide broader organisational context and detail around the purpose and challenges of the value streams (Retrievals, Remediation, Spent Fuel Management, Special Nuclear Materials and Integrated Waste Management) and the business critical enablers. In summary the scope of the EIF encompasses: * Support to problem framing: establishing clarity over needs and priorities and providing technical / digital support; * Help in establishing project purpose, principles, roles and tasks before the Detail is decided * Problem definition: help in translating service requirements into clear functional / technical / digital requirements; (read more...)

Summary: The Enabling Innovation Framework 5 (EIF 5), initiated by Sellafield Limited, is currently in the planning update stage, focusing on services within the engineering sector. The buying organisation, a public authority in sub-central government, is located in Warrington, UK. A preliminary market engagement session is scheduled for 4th December 2025, with an engagement deadline on 5th December 2025. This procurement process aims to establish ten framework agreements beginning on 30th June 2026, concluding on 29th June 2030. The contract value is estimated at £24,000,000 gross, with an emphasis on providing technical and digital support services.

Pension Trustee Services

Description: NRS are seeking to put in place a Professional Services Contract with a supplier for the provision of two Pension Trustee Directors with investment expertise. This is in relation to NRS' legacy Defined Benefits pension scheme and its Corporate Trustee Board. As the service is in relation to a Corporate Trustee Board, NRS must appoint two different suppliers.

Summary: The procurement process for which Nuclear Restoration Services Limited, a sub-central government public authority in Warrington, United Kingdom, is seeking suppliers involves the provision of Pension Trustee Services. The tender aims to appoint two Pension Trustee Directors with investment expertise on their legacy Defined Benefits pension scheme and Corporate Trustee Board. This process is currently at the tender stage, having been initiated on 5th December 2025, with key dates including the enquiry period ending on 18th December 2025 and the deadline for expressions of interest set for 5th January 2026. The competitive flexible procedure consists of a three-stage process with non-negotiated terms under the selective procurement method, and it involves service provision valued at £925,000 before VAT. The contract will commence on 27th April 2026 and conclude on 27th April 2032.

Prototype Fast Reactor Structural Verification

Description: Inspect, calculate and determine the structural integrity of the PFR Turbine Hall and SGB structural steel frames to close out ONR Actions. Provide a methodology for maintenance and repairs, if any, that are required to ensure both areas are suitable for continued use.

Summary: Nuclear Restoration Services Limited, based in Warrington, UK, is currently in the tender stage of procuring services for the "Prototype Fast Reactor Structural Verification". This tender falls within the industry category of verification of load-bearing structure design services. The aim is to inspect, calculate, and ensure the structural integrity of the PFR Turbine Hall and SGB structural steel frames. The procurement process, following an open procedure, has precise deadlines with the tender period closing on 5th January 2026, and the contract award due by 19th January 2026. Interested parties must submit inquiries by 18th December 2025, ensuring prompt engagement in this substantial opportunity valued at £528,000 gross.