Postal Methane & Hydrogen Breath Testing Services YSTH

Description: PSR Competitive Process for the award of a contract for the provision of Postal Methane & Hydrogen Breath Testing Services for York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Summary: The York and Scarborough Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is conducting an open procurement process seeking providers for Postal Methane & Hydrogen Breath Testing Services. The procurement falls under the medical analysis services category and is located in the UKE21 region, covering York and Scarborough. The tender is being managed through the Provider Selection Regime Competitive Process and is currently at the tender stage. The deadline for submissions is set for 12 January 2026, at 18:00. The contract period will begin on 2 March 2026 and end on 31 March 2027, with options for a six-month extension twice.

Containerised insect rearing system

Description: The University of York is pleased to invite tenders for the provision of a Containerised insect rearing system. To include a fully assembled, containerised insect-rearing system that is turnkey and plug-and-play. The unit must be delivered fully operational, requiring only connection to the external power and water supply by the University to commence operation. Full details can be obtained by registering with the University's tender portal and following the bidding instructions to access the invitation to tender (ITT) documents - see Submission address and any special instructions.

Summary: The University of York is inviting tenders for the provision of a Containerised insect rearing system, intended for delivery to York, United Kingdom (Region UKE21). This tender falls under the industry category of "Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)" with an estimated value of £170,000. As part of an open procurement process, the tender stage is currently active, with submissions being accepted until 15 January 2026. The procurement process operates through the University's eTendering system, and it follows a "Below threshold - open competition" method.

NHS Health Checks service

Description: The City of York Council Public Health service are seeking to engage with suitable suppliers to procure access to a NHS Health Check service for eligible citizens aged 40-74. To be eligible for an NHS Health Check, citizens must live within the City of York Council area, be aged 40-74. Those with an existing cardiovascular or metabolic condition (e.g. diabetes or high blood pressure) are excluded, as the aim of the programs is to find undiagnosed and treatable conditions. Citizens with existing long-term health conditions should be receiving on-going care and condition management from their healthcare professional. The NHS Health Check comprises a standardised set of risk assessments. At a health check, the clinician will: * measure height, weight and waist * do a blood pressure * take (read more...)

Summary: The City of York Council is engaging in a procurement process for the NHS Health Checks service, targeting eligible citizens aged 40-74 within the York area. This procurement falls under the services industry category, specifically health and social work services. The process is currently in the planning stage, with a market engagement scheduled via a Teams video call on 13th January 2026. Interested parties must book tickets through Eventbrite. The delivery of services is expected in the UKE21 region, and the contract is set to commence on 1st April 2026 and conclude on 31st March 2031. This initiative, regulated under the Provider Selection Regime, has a gross budget of GBP 750,000.

High spectroscopic quality scintillation crystals

Description: The University of York is pleased to invite tenders for the provision of high spectroscopic quality CeBr3 scintillation crystals for radiation detection. The Nuclear Physics Group at the University of York has an active research programme using scintillator detectors. One research programme where the York Nuclear Physics group is leading the efforts is the HYPATIA (HYbrid Photon detector Array To Investigate Atomic nuclei) collaboration. The HYPATIA array has been proposed as an upgrade to the highly successful DALI2+ gamma-ray spectrometer - based on NaI(Tl) scintillators - at the RIBF facility in RIKEN, Japan. HYPATIA is well suited for in-beam gamma-ray experiments for slowed-down and fast rare-isotope beams at the RIBF and will be composed of about one thousand scintillation crystals (CeBr3 and GaGG(HR)). Full details can be obtained (read more...)

Summary: The University of York is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process inviting bids for high spectroscopic quality scintillation crystals, specifically CeBr3 and GaGG(HR), to be used by their Nuclear Physics Group. The procurement falls under the goods category focused on apparatus for measuring radiation within the UKE21 region of the United Kingdom. Interested participants should take note of key dates: the tender period concludes on 27 January 2026, with the award period ending on 10 February 2026. The project is scheduled to commence on 1 March 2026 and will span until 28 February 2028, with a possible extension of 12 months. The procurement method employed is an open procedure, requiring submissions via the University's eTendering system, In-Tend.

Heaton RSS Feasibility

Description: In order to identify the optimum solution to address the issues identified at Heaton, a feasibility and option selection project is required. As Northern doesn't have in-house capabilities to complete this work, an external supplier will be procured to produce the following deliverables: * Survey strategy and reports from specific surveys. * Validate reports, previous work, and proposed changes against applicable rules and constraints * Risks, issues, assumptions, and dependencies log. * Compliance with safety and design assurance requirements, Northern policies, and regulatory and industry rules and standards. * Overall feasibility report including constructability assessment and concept design. * Options identification report containing appraisal of possible options. * Single option agreement in principle - define the preferred single option for each scheme and obtain agreement in principle with (read more...)

Summary: Northern Trains Limited is in the planning stage of a procurement process for the "Heaton RSS Feasibility" project, classified under services in the railway engineering and feasibility study categories. Located in the United Kingdom, specifically York, this procurement focuses on an external supplier to develop various reports related to the Heaton area requirements. The formal tender is expected to be released on 16th January 2026, with the workshop scheduled via Teams on 18th December 2025 for interested suppliers. The feasibility study project has an allocated budget below £355,000 and aims to address significant rail-related issues through a comprehensive option selection process.

Planned Preventative Maintenance

Description: Northern Trains Limited (NTL) intends to go to market for the procurement of Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) services for tanks, bunds, separators, and associated containment systems. This contract forms part of NTL's commitment to best practice in asset maintenance and environmental protection. NTL requires a supplier to deliver PPM services for a five-year term, covering Train Care Centres across the network. The scope includes: * Oil-Water Separators: 6-monthly servicing in accordance with BS EN 858. * Tanks: Annual compliance inspections in line with OFTEC and SFG20 standards. * Bunds: Annual inspections following CIRIA 736 guidance. * Pipework: Thickness testing in accordance with API 570. This requirement ensures NTL meets its maintenance obligations under Train Care Centre leases and maintains the integrity of primary, secondary, and tertiary containment for (read more...)

Summary: Northern Trains Limited (NTL) is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for a Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) contract, focusing on services related to tanks, bunds, separators, and associated containment systems. This initiative aims to maintain high standards in asset maintenance and environmental protection across their Train Care Centres in regions such as UKC, UKD, and UKE in the United Kingdom. The market engagement is scheduled to conclude by 5th January 2026, with the formal tender process anticipated to commence in January 2026. The procurement, intended for a five-year contract term starting on 1st May 2026, will involve central governmental public authority methods and follows UK legal procurement standards (UKPGA 2023/54).

York College - ITT to create Framework Agreement for Provision of Temporary Staff

Description: York College - ITT to create Framework Agreement for Provision of Temporary Staff Consisting of two Lots: 1-Teaching and LEarning Staff, 2-Admin & Support (Professional) Staff

Summary: York College is seeking to establish a Framework Agreement for the provision of temporary staff through an Invitation to Tender (ITT). The procurement process consists of two active lots: Lot 1 for Teaching and Learning Staff and Lot 2 for Professional Services Staff, covering a wide range of roles from lecturers to professional assistants. The contract value is expected to reach up to £1.44 million. The procurement is being conducted under an open procedure, falling under the services category, with a submission deadline set for 16th January 2026. This opportunity invites suppliers to electronically submit their tenders in English via the MultiQuote supplier portal. Important dates include the end of the enquiry period on 9th January 2026 and the contract award by 20th April 2026, leading to an initial contract period until 2029, with possible renewals extending to 2031.

Little Lowfield supported housing for adults with learning disabilities and/or autism with lower support needs

Description: The City of York Council is seeking to continue the engagement with service care providers who are interested in delivering support for Little Lowfield housing. The project architects will be presenting options for how the accommodation would be arranged, and will discuss the design features with service providers, in order for them to give us their feedback. The City of York Council is planning to develop a small vacant plot at Lowfield Green in York into supported housing that would be suitable for some adults with learning disabilities and/or autism with lower support needs. We are seeking to engage with experienced care providers to assist in designing this development. The design of the accommodation and grounds for the Little Lowfield scheme hopes to adhere to best practices for (read more...)

Summary: The City of York Council is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process for the development of supported housing at Lowfield Green, York, with an estimated budget of £3,990,000. The proposed development is aimed at providing accommodation for adults with learning disabilities and/or autism with lower support needs, involving the creation of approximately 15 one-bedroom self-contained apartments. The procurement process is classified under health and social work services in the UKE21 region. A market engagement event is scheduled for 16th December 2025, allowing service care providers to participate and provide feedback on design options and accommodation arrangements. The process will follow the light touch procurement regime, and the contract is planned to commence on 15th October 2027, running until 14th October 2030, with the potential for renewal.

CA16828 - York College - ITT to create Framework Agreement for Provision of Temporary Staff

Description: York College - ITT to create Framework Agreement for Provision of Temporary Staff Consisting of two Lots: 1-Teaching and LEarning Staff, 2-Admin & Support (Professional) Staff Includes Lots: Lot 1: Teaching and Learning Staff Lot 2: Professional Services Staff To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA16828. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA16828 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Summary: York College has initiated an active tender process titled "CA16828 - York College - ITT to create Framework Agreement for Provision of Temporary Staff." This tender aims to establish a framework agreement for the supply of temporary personnel, divided into two main lots: Teaching and Learning Staff, and Professional Services Staff. With a procurement category focused on service provision, the opportunity is under the CPV classification 79620000, related to the supply services of personnel. The procurement method is an open procedure, and the tender period concludes on 9th January 2026. The contract period is slated to begin on 20th April 2026 and will continue until 19th April 2029. The tender is particularly relevant to locations including, but not limited to, British Overseas Territories, the Channel Islands, Europe, the Isle of Man, and the United Kingdom.

York College - ITT to create Framework Agreement for Provision of Temporary Staff

Description: York College - ITT to create Framework Agreement for Provision of Temporary Staff Consisting of two Lots: 1-Teaching and LEarning Staff, 2-Admin & Support (Professional) Staff

Summary: York College is seeking to establish a Framework Agreement for the provision of temporary staff through an Invitation to Tender (ITT). The procurement process consists of two active lots: Lot 1 for Teaching and Learning Staff and Lot 2 for Professional Services Staff, covering a wide range of roles from lecturers to professional assistants. The contract value is expected to reach up to £1.44 million. The procurement is being conducted under an open procedure, falling under the services category, with a submission deadline set for 16th January 2026. This opportunity invites suppliers to electronically submit their tenders in English via the MultiQuote supplier portal. Important dates include the end of the enquiry period on 9th January 2026 and the contract award by 20th April 2026, leading to an initial contract period until 2029, with possible renewals extending to 2031.