Gaseous Hydrogen Pressure Reduction Station for Experimental Programme

Description: HSE require a gaseous hydrogen pressure reduction station for use during a research test programme. The PRS will be connected to a bulk hydrogen supply up to 500 barg. The PRS should be able to produce a flow a gaseous hydrogen at a set flow rate (20 - 300 g/s). The PRS will be connected to a vent stack, pressure relief and isolation systems, which will be installed by HSE before the system is used for experiments. The PRS should be instrumented with pressure and temperature upstream and downstream of the regulation, and a mass flow meter. The equipment is required for use at the HSE Buxton (SK17 9JN) test site. HSE is seeking to understand the design of potential solutions and the associated costs of manufacturing this (read more...)

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive is seeking proposals for the design and potential supply of a Gaseous Hydrogen Pressure Reduction Station as part of an experimental programme, with the facility to be deployed at their Buxton test site. This tender is categorised under industrial process control equipment and is in the planning stage, with an open competition procurement method. Important dates include the end of the tender period on 2nd February 2026 and the future notice date set for 5th January 2026. The contract period is slated to commence on 1st March 2026 and conclude on 31st July 2027. As a central government public authority, the Health and Safety Executive is positioned to assess innovation in industrial control processes under the scheme reference 2023/54.

Gaseous Hydrogen Supply for Experimental Programme

Description: HSE require the supply of hydrogen gas for use during a research test programme. The gas is intended to be used by piping into an existing pressure reduction system which will meter the gas through to a flow management system. Two deliveries are required between 2027 - 2028, each delivery may be up to 800 kg of hydrogen. The gas supply is required for use at the HSE Buxton (SK17 9JN) test site. HSE is seeking to understand the potential cost and implications of this supply. Suppliers should email tenders@hse.gov.uk with any questions and costs associated with supplying the above.

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), a central government public authority located in Merseyside, has announced a planned procurement process for the supply of gaseous hydrogen for an experimental programme at their Buxton test site. This procurement falls under the goods category with a primary classification of gases, as per CPV code 24100000. The tender, titled "Gaseous Hydrogen Supply for Experimental Programme," is currently in the planning stage with an open procurement method, inviting competition below threshold limits. Key milestones include the future notice date set for 5th January 2026, with a tender period concluding on 2nd February 2026. Successful delivery is expected to occur between 1st March 2026 and 30th June 2028. HSE is seeking proposals that include questions and cost estimates by the end date of the tender period.

Liquid Hydrogen Flow Conditioning Module for Experimental Programme

Description: HSE require a liquid hydrogen flow conditioning module for use during a research test programme. The flow conditioning module should be able to produce a flow of cryogenic gaseous hydrogen at a set flow rate (between 30 - 400 g/s) and temperature (between 25 - 50 K). Liquid hydrogen will flow into the conditioning module in which the liquid hydrogen will be vaporised and temperature controlled. A supply of gaseous hydrogen is available to mix and heat the liquid flow if required, though a suitable design will reduce the flow requirements of ambient temperature hydrogen. A supply of water is also available as a heat exchange medium if required, or other heat exchange fluid may be used The equipment is required for use at the HSE Buxton (SK17 (read more...)

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Liquid Hydrogen Flow Conditioning Module for Experimental Programme". This process falls under the industry category of industrial process control equipment and is intended to be delivered in the United Kingdom, specifically at the HSE Buxton test site in Merseyside. The procurement method is open, conducted as a below threshold open competition, with the tender period set to end on 2nd February 2026. Communication with suppliers can begin as early as 5th January 2026 with the contract period expected to run from 1st March 2026 to 31st March 2027.

Liquid Hydrogen Supply for Experimental Programme

Description: HSE require the supply of liquid hydrogen for use during various research test programmes. The liquid is intended to be used by piping into an existing release module for use in experiments. 5 deliveries will be required between 2026 - 2028, each delivery may be up to 2.4 tonnes of liquid hydrogen. The liquid hydrogen supply is required for use at the HSE Buxton (SK17 9JN) test site. HSE is seeking to understand the potential cost and implications of this supply. Suppliers should email tenders@hse.gov.uk with any questions and costs associated with supplying the above.

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive, a public authority within the UK central government, is planning a procurement process for the supply of liquid hydrogen as part of an experimental programme. This initiative is detailed under the tender title "Liquid Hydrogen Supply for Experimental Programme" and falls within the "Gases" industry category. The procurement stage is currently in planning, with an open procurement method anticipated. Key dates include the tender period ending on 2nd February 2026 and the contract period expected from 1st March 2026 to 30th June 2028. Deliveries are to be made at the HSE Buxton test site, located in the United Kingdom.

FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF REAL FIRES

Description: There is a long-standing expectation for government to monitor developments in fire safety in buildings in order to help establish the performance of the relevant regulations and guidance. A contract to investigate real fires of interest has proved effective in providing the government with independent specialist advice to help identify and understand unusual causes or contributions to building fires. This contract will be of a call-off and continuous nature due to the requirement for investigation of fires as and when they occur. The supplier will also need to work flexibly to allow for reporting on ad-hoc experimental fire testing when requested. The project has three key elements: 1) to collect, collate and disseminate information from real fire incidents through site and desk based investigation; 2) to generate evidence (read more...)

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive, located in Liverpool, Merseyside, is overseeing a public procurement process titled "FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF REAL FIRES." This project falls within the services industry category and seeks to provide services to the community throughout the United Kingdom. Currently at the tender stage, the procurement process follows an open method, allowing for broad participation. Key deadlines include an enquiry period ending on 9th January 2026, a tender submission deadline of 23rd January 2026, and an anticipated award period concluding on 13th February 2026. The total contract value is £420,000 with a gross amount of £504,000, and it is eligible for SMEs and VCSEs, with the service being required to commence on 1st March 2026.

Installation of Vehicular Crossings and Pram Ramps - RFQ

Description: The purpose of this Contract is to appoint a suitably qualified Contractor to provide materials and Construct Vehicular Crossings (Including industrial) and Pedestrian Ramps throughout the Borough of Sefton on a planned and on an ad hoc basis. A guide to the average value of the works issued under this Contract is approximately PS85,000 per annum (incl VAT). However, the value and quantity of any work issued to the Contractor under this Contract cannot be guaranteed and a minimum or maximum annual value should not be assumed.

Summary: Sefton Council is seeking a qualified contractor for the "Installation of Vehicular Crossings and Pram Ramps" project throughout the Borough of Sefton. This procurement process is classified under the construction work industry category and is at the tender stage. The submission deadline for bids is set for 16th January 2026, with the enquiry period concluding on 14th January 2026. The contract is valued at £200,000 gross and is planned to commence on 1st February 2026, ending 31st January 2027, with an option to extend for another year. The procurement method is an open competition below the threshold, allowing for electronic submissions via the Chest Portal.

Installation of Vehicular Crossings and Pram Ramps - RFQ

Description: The purpose of this Contract is to appoint a suitably qualified Contractor to provide materials and Construct Vehicular Crossings (Including industrial) and Pedestrian Ramps throughout the Borough of Sefton on a planned and on an ad hoc basis. A guide to the average value of the works issued under this Contract is approximately PS85,000 per annum (incl VAT). However, the value and quantity of any work issued to the Contractor under this Contract cannot be guaranteed and a minimum or maximum annual value should not be assumed.

Summary: Sefton Council is seeking a qualified contractor for the "Installation of Vehicular Crossings and Pram Ramps" project throughout the Borough of Sefton. This procurement process is classified under the construction work industry category and is at the tender stage. The submission deadline for bids is set for 16th January 2026, with the enquiry period concluding on 14th January 2026. The contract is valued at £200,000 gross and is planned to commence on 1st February 2026, ending 31st January 2027, with an option to extend for another year. The procurement method is an open competition below the threshold, allowing for electronic submissions via the Chest Portal.

Building Safety Regulator Digital Delivery Partner

Description: The Building Safety Regulator (BSR) will be transitioned out of HSE into MHCLG. To support this transition, HSE is seeking a 12 month contract extension of the current contract that is in place with PA Consulting (PA) for the design and build of a case management system for BSR. The contract extension is required for PA to deliver and facilitate a range of workshops as well as provide strategic advice and guidance to support the segmentation, separation and physical transfer of the case management system to the new BSR infrastructure whilst ensuring an appropriate instance of the developed system remains on HSE's infrastructure to ensure we are able to retain access to the appropriate components and functionality required to meet our needs going forwards. PA will also be (read more...)

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is extending its contract with PA Consulting Services Limited for the transition of the Building Safety Regulator's (BSR) case management system to the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG). This extension, valued at up to £5 million, will run for 12 months under the existing procurement framework until 31st March 2027. The project, classified under IT services, includes strategic guidance for system transfer ensuring its ongoing functionality. Located in Liverpool, UK, this procurement process utilises a negotiated approach without the publication of a contract notice, adhering to the provisions of Regulation 72 of the Procurement Regulations.

Provision of All Age Statutory and Non-Statutory Advocacy Services

Description: Sefton Council is inviting tenders for the delivery of comprehensive advocacy services designed to safeguard and promote the rights of vulnerable adults and children across the borough. This procurement seeks to establish an Advocacy Hub Model for adults (Lot 1) and a dedicated Advocacy Service for Cared for children and Care Experienced Young People (Lot 2) ensuring timely, effective, and impartial support for individuals navigating complex health, social care, and statutory systems.

Summary: Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council is currently in the Tender Update stage for their procurement titled "Provision of All Age Statutory and Non-Statutory Advocacy Services." The services fall under the industry category of "social work and related services," with coverage in Bootle, UKD73, United Kingdom. The procurement process is conducted via an open procedure, and submissions are due by 13 January 2026 at 12:00 pm, with the enquiry period closing on 6 January 2026. This procurement, valued at approximately £2.73 million GBP, aims to establish an Advocacy Hub Model for adults and provide dedicated advocacy services for cared for children and care experienced young people. The contracting phase is anticipated to commence on 1 June 2026, following an active award period until 27 February 2026.

Provision of All Age Statutory and Non-Statutory Advocacy Services

Description: Sefton Council is inviting tenders for the delivery of comprehensive advocacy services designed to safeguard and promote the rights of vulnerable adults and children across the borough. This procurement seeks to establish an Advocacy Hub Model for adults (Lot 1) and a dedicated Advocacy Service for Cared for children and Care Experienced Young People (Lot 2) ensuring timely, effective, and impartial support for individuals navigating complex health, social care, and statutory systems.

Summary: Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council is currently in the Tender Update stage for their procurement titled "Provision of All Age Statutory and Non-Statutory Advocacy Services." The services fall under the industry category of "social work and related services," with coverage in Bootle, UKD73, United Kingdom. The procurement process is conducted via an open procedure, and submissions are due by 13 January 2026 at 12:00 pm, with the enquiry period closing on 6 January 2026. This procurement, valued at approximately £2.73 million GBP, aims to establish an Advocacy Hub Model for adults and provide dedicated advocacy services for cared for children and care experienced young people. The contracting phase is anticipated to commence on 1 June 2026, following an active award period until 27 February 2026.