Transport Technical Support Services

Description: Sefton Council is the local authority of the Metropolitan Borough of Sefton in Merseyside, England. Sefton Council oversees and manages the delivery of highway and transport services including the development, planning and delivery of major infrastructure and maintenance schemes through a strategic transport investment programme. The Council's strategic transport investment programme is currently delivered through both in-house resources and an existing Transport Technical Support Services (TTSS) Contract which is due to end in 2025. The Client is now looking to procure a replacement TTSS Contract which will commence in March 2026.The Council is seeking to appoint a single professional Consultant for Transport Technical Services Support to deliver high quality and cost-effective strategic transport schemes, programmes and policies for Sefton. The Council has not undertaken preliminary market engagement in (read more...)

Summary: Sefton Council, the local authority for the Metropolitan Borough of Sefton in Merseyside, UK, has issued a tender for Transport Technical Support Services. This procurement aims to secure a single professional consultant to deliver strategic transport schemes, aligning with Sefton's transport investment program. The tender, opened under the Procurement Act 2023, uses the open procedure method. It offers a 7-year contract, comprising an initial 4-year term followed by up to three 1-year extensions, contingent on performance. The deadline for submissions is 12 December 2025, and any queries must be submitted by 7 December 2025. The contract's estimated value is £12 million, and performance will be assessed using Key Performance Indicators.

Replacement of Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen analyser to ANSTI machine

Description: The Science Division (SD) of the Health and Safety Executive invites competitive quotations for the supply of the following item to their Laboratory located at Harpur Hill, Buxton SK17 9JN. The analyser is required to integrate into the HSE SD ANSTI surface breathing simulator for testing respiratory protective equipment. The ANSTI machine replicates a sinusoidal breathing rhythm via a mechanical system.

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive, a central government public authority, is overseeing a procurement process titled "Replacement of Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen analyser to ANSTI machine." This procurement is classified under the "Laboratory, optical and precision equipment" industry category and is taking place within the United Kingdom. The tender is currently in the active stage and follows an open competition procurement method designed for projects below the specified threshold. Businesses interested in this opportunity must submit their proposals by the 5th of December, 2025, with questions accepted until the 28th of November, 2025. The equipment is intended for the HSE's Science Division laboratory situated in Harpur Hill, Buxton.

Charity Commission Digital Transformation Programme

Description: The Charity Commission Strategy 2024-2029 (https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/charity-commission-strategy-2024-2029) sets out the ambition to embrace technological innovation and strengthen how data is used across the organisation. The overarching vision for the programme is to: 1) Strengthen Public Trust & Deliver Meaningful Impact 2) Create simple Services for Smarter Regulation 3) Empower People & Build Organisational Excellence This vision will be achieved by: - Improving user experience for charities and their trustees - Using technology to enable better use of resources and expertise - Improving the quality of data and building trust in it - Being an intelligent, joined up regulator working with government departments to integrate services The programme goes beyond technology to a pure transformation, considering business processes and ways of working to provide a truly transformed user-centric set of (read more...)

Summary: The Charity Commission for England and Wales is actively seeking to transform its digital services through the Charity Commission Digital Transformation Programme. This public procurement opportunity is centred around enhancing technological capabilities and strengthening data utilisation to improve service delivery. Classified under the industry category of software package and information systems (CPV code: 48000000) and IT services, including consulting, software development, internet, and support (CPV code: 72000000), this tender is valued at £9.5 million. The procurement is currently in the Tender Amendment stage, with a procurement method involving a call-off from a framework agreement. Interested parties need to submit their responses before 24th November 2025, with the contract period set from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029. The project will be implemented across the United Kingdom, focusing on providing user-centric services for charities and their trustees.

Market Engagement Event for Providers of Supported Living Service

Description: Care and support services to people with a wide range of needs to support them to live in a community setting as independently as possible; i.e. supported living services, core and cluster housing, shared lives and support provided to people living in their own homes. Services may be provided on a long or short term basis e.g. respite/emergency/rehabilitation

Summary: Sefton Council, a sub-central government public authority in the United Kingdom, is in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Market Engagement Event for Providers of Supported Living Service." The opportunity falls under the services category, specifically focusing on social work and related services (CPV code 85300000). The location for service delivery is identified as region UKD73 in the United Kingdom. The procurement process is set to include a webinar market engagement event, with interested providers required to submit a participation form by 12pm on 5th December 2025. The event will take place on 9th December 2025 via MS Teams, and follows the light-touch regime as per legal basis 2023/54. The communication plan also hints at a future notice by 8th January 2026.

82 Litre Pressure Vessel

Description: The Science Division (SD) of the Health and Safety Executive invites competitive quotations for the Supply of the following item to their Laboratory located at Harpur Hill, Buxton SK17 9JN A pressure vessel to undertake repetitive testing of solid samples (batteries), in which the vessel is opened and sealed several times a day and is required to be gas tight.

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), part of the UK central government, is inviting competitive quotations for the supply of an 82-litre pressure vessel intended for repetitive testing of solid samples at their Science Division laboratory located in Harpur Hill, Buxton. This tender is categorized under 'Laboratory, optical, and precision equipment' and uses an open procurement method, suitable for below-threshold competitions. Key dates include the end of the enquiry period on 3rd December 2025 and a submission deadline on 10th December 2025. The contract for this active tender is planned to commence on 1st April 2026, concluding on 1st April 2027.

RELOCATION AND MOUNDING OF ISOLATION LOCKERS

Description: These works are to include the construction of new reinforced concrete traverses, the relocation of the isolation lockers to within these reinforced concrete traverses, the relocation of existing alarm systems and provision of new lighting and associated ducting works.

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive is currently in the tender stage for a project titled "Relocation and Mounding of Isolation Lockers," which falls under the industry category of building construction work and miscellaneous explosives. The project location is in the United Kingdom, specifically around Bootle, Merseyside. The tender process is open with a procurement method specified as "Below threshold - open competition." Those interested must submit proposals electronically by 11th December 2025, with an enquiry period closing on 4th December 2025. The total contract value is approximately £188,701.20, set under the legal framework 2023/54.

Replacement of Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen analyser to ANSTI machine

Description: The Science Division (SD) of the Health and Safety Executive invites competitive quotations for the supply of the following item to their Laboratory located at Harpur Hill, Buxton SK17 9JN. The analyser is required to integrate into the HSE SD ANSTI surface breathing simulator for testing respiratory protective equipment. The ANSTI machine replicates a sinusoidal breathing rhythm via a mechanical system.

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive, a central government public authority, is overseeing a procurement process titled "Replacement of Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen analyser to ANSTI machine." This procurement is classified under the "Laboratory, optical and precision equipment" industry category and is taking place within the United Kingdom. The tender is currently in the active stage and follows an open competition procurement method designed for projects below the specified threshold. Businesses interested in this opportunity must submit their proposals by the 5th of December, 2025, with questions accepted until the 28th of November, 2025. The equipment is intended for the HSE's Science Division laboratory situated in Harpur Hill, Buxton.

Charity Commission Digital Transformation Programme

Description: The Charity Commission Strategy 2024-2029 (https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/charity-commission-strategy-2024-2029) sets out the ambition to embrace technological innovation and strengthen how data is used across the organisation. The overarching vision for the programme is to: 1) Strengthen Public Trust & Deliver Meaningful Impact 2) Create simple Services for Smarter Regulation 3) Empower People & Build Organisational Excellence This vision will be achieved by: - Improving user experience for charities and their trustees - Using technology to enable better use of resources and expertise - Improving the quality of data and building trust in it - Being an intelligent, joined up regulator working with government departments to integrate services The programme goes beyond technology to a pure transformation, considering business processes and ways of working to provide a truly transformed user-centric set of (read more...)

Summary: The Charity Commission for England and Wales is actively seeking to transform its digital services through the Charity Commission Digital Transformation Programme. This public procurement opportunity is centred around enhancing technological capabilities and strengthening data utilisation to improve service delivery. Classified under the industry category of software package and information systems (CPV code: 48000000) and IT services, including consulting, software development, internet, and support (CPV code: 72000000), this tender is valued at £9.5 million. The procurement is currently in the Tender Amendment stage, with a procurement method involving a call-off from a framework agreement. Interested parties need to submit their responses before 24th November 2025, with the contract period set from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029. The project will be implemented across the United Kingdom, focusing on providing user-centric services for charities and their trustees.

A portable, terrestrial 3D laser scanner

Description: 'The Science Division (SD) of the Health and Safety Executive invites sealed tenders from qualified providers to provide competitive quotations for the provision of a portable, terrestrial 3D laser scanner. All the required equipment will be for our facility located at the HSE Science and Research Centre, Harpur Hill, Buxton, SK17 9JN

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive, a central government public authority in the UK, is currently in the tender stage of procuring a portable, terrestrial 3D laser scanner. This procurement is open for competitive quotations from qualified providers and is described under the industry category of laboratory, optical, and precision equipment. Located at the HSE Science and Research Centre in Harpur Hill, Buxton, the procurement process is conducted through an open competition method, with all documentation accessible via the HSE In-Tend supplier e-procurement portal. Key deadlines include the submission end date on 28 November 2025, and any enquiries should be made by 21 November 2025.

Charity Commission Digital Transformation Programme

Description: The Charity Commission Strategy 2024-2029 (https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/charity-commission-strategy-2024-2029) sets out the ambition to embrace technological innovation and strengthen how data is used across the organisation. The overarching vision for the programme is to: 1) Strengthen Public Trust & Deliver Meaningful Impact 2) Create simple Services for Smarter Regulation 3) Empower People & Build Organisational Excellence This vision will be achieved by: - Improving user experience for charities and their trustees - Using technology to enable better use of resources and expertise - Improving the quality of data and building trust in it - Being an intelligent, joined up regulator working with government departments to integrate services The programme goes beyond technology to a pure transformation, considering business processes and ways of working to provide a truly transformed user-centric set of (read more...)

Summary: The Charity Commission for England and Wales is actively seeking to transform its digital services through the Charity Commission Digital Transformation Programme. This public procurement opportunity is centred around enhancing technological capabilities and strengthening data utilisation to improve service delivery. Classified under the industry category of software package and information systems (CPV code: 48000000) and IT services, including consulting, software development, internet, and support (CPV code: 72000000), this tender is valued at £9.5 million. The procurement is currently in the Tender Amendment stage, with a procurement method involving a call-off from a framework agreement. Interested parties need to submit their responses before 24th November 2025, with the contract period set from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029. The project will be implemented across the United Kingdom, focusing on providing user-centric services for charities and their trustees.