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Decarbonisation and Energy Infrastructure (NOE.0655)

Description: The framework is to support the NHS and wider public sector organisations with the development, and execution of, their Green Plans by providing a new procurement solution for Estates Decarbonisation and Energy Infrastructure Schemes. The solution would enable an end to end support offering, including specialist independent service provision and an additional totally managed solution option from early feasibility, funding approval, scheme delivery and contract management.

Summary: The Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, under the auspices of the North of England NHS Commercial Procurement Collaborative (NOE CPC), is spearheading a significant procurement initiative entitled "Decarbonisation and Energy Infrastructure (NOE.0655)." This procurement process, currently in the tender stage, aims to support the NHS and broader public sector in advancing their Green Plans through innovative procurement frameworks focused on estates decarbonisation and energy infrastructure. With expertise centred in Sheffield, the initiative addresses diverse categories within the environmental services industry, including engineering support, heating-system design, and construction-related services. Notable deadlines include the tender submission by 1st May 2026, with the procurement award slated to conclude by 4th September 2026. This framework agreement, covering various UK regions, will remain open until 30th September 2034.

Pathways to Work Pre-Employment (Sector Specific and Vocational) Training for Sheffield - Market Engagement

Description: Opportunity Sheffield, the employment and skills service within Sheffield City Council, is responsible for carrying out the Pathways to Work programme across the city. As we build on the success of 2025-26, we are now seeking partners to support our 2026-27 delivery of pre-employment training programmes that will help us to address skill gaps in the city. We are looking to purchase a variety of sector specific training that will target and be suitable for Sheffield residents who are unemployed or economically inactive. The course will aim to to prepare them to move into a job within the sector. This market engagement opportunity will help us to understand what is available in the market. This project is part-funded by the UK Government.

Summary: Sheffield City Council, under its Opportunity Sheffield programme, is currently in the planning stage of its "Pathways to Work Pre-Employment (Sector Specific and Vocational) Training" project. The council is seeking partners for its upcoming 2026-27 delivery cycle to provide sector-specific training aimed at preparing unemployed and economically inactive residents for job opportunities within the city. Located in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, the initiative is part-funded by the UK Government and falls under the services category. Businesses interested are invited to engage in preliminary market discussions and convey details about relevant courses and training available in the market by the deadline of 30th April 2026. This engagement is being facilitated through Sheffield's e-tendering portal, YORTender.

STH Shuttle Bus Service

Description: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a reliable and efficient provider for the provision of Shuttle Bus Services for Transport Across Sheffield Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Sites. Interested suppliers are invited to review the documents and respond as outlined.

Summary: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is actively seeking a reliable and efficient provider for shuttle bus services across its sites under the title “STH Shuttle Bus Service”. This tender is categorised under transport services and represents a significant opportunity within the "services" sector. The procurement process is currently in the active tender stage, with an open procedure underway, allowing interested suppliers to participate. The final deadline for submissions is set for 31 March 2026, with key contacts available including Uduakobong Udokang from the trust's procurement team. The contract is valued at £1,900,000 with an expected gross amount of £2,280,000. The geographic focus for service delivery is Sheffield, within the United Kingdom.

NHS SY ICB -Community Pharmacy COVID-19 Triage, Assessment & Prescribing Service

Description: NHS South Yorkshire ICB are seeking submission of bids from community pharmacy contractors to provide a community pharmacy-led COVID-19 triage, assessment, and prescribing service for patients of the highest risk. Since 2023, NHS England has instructed ICBs that covid antivirals should be available in a community setting, shifting the service from secondary care to a private provider. The current NICE recommended treatments were reviewed by SY Integrated Medicines Optimisation Committee (IMOC) and retained a RED traffic light status, meaning prescribing is recommended by services with specialist knowledge and experience.
The ICB is committed to establishing prescribing services through community pharmacies and procurement of this service is an opportunity for contractors interested in delivering prescribing services to develop their workforce to gain specialist knowledge for the assessment and prescribing (read more...)

Summary: The NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board has announced plans for a procurement process under the Provider Selection Regime, exempt from the Procurement Act 2023. This planned tender seeks a community pharmacy contractor to deliver a COVID-19 triage, assessment, and prescribing service in South Yorkshire, targeting patients deemed at the highest risk. The process is in the planning stage, with a future notice date set for 30th April 2026. The project is characterised by pharmacy services within the healthcare industry and aims to establish a robust community pharmacy-led approach, with emphasis on specialist prescribing knowledge and delivery during unpredictable demand.

5013.EFM.JR.25 - Fire Stopping Works - Phase 5

Description: Dear Sirs, You are invited to tender for the above titled project. This is a open tender process following University University process. The Invitation to Tender (ITT) can be downloaded by registering and expressing your interest on the University's e-tendering system https://in-tendhost.co.uk/Sheffield. The brief description of the project is the works comprise of passive fire protection remedial works carried out across internal fire lines, as denoted in green and red (30 minutes and 60 minutes fire resistance) on the Plan Drawings, and compartment floors (60 minutes fire resistance) throughout the building. The Invitation to Tender (ITT) can be downloaded by registering and expressing your interest on the University's e-tendering system https://in-tendhost.co.uk/Sheffield. The tender documents provide full information, which will be sent to you once you have expressed your (read more...)

Summary: The University of Sheffield is inviting tenders for "5013.EFM.JR.25 - Fire Stopping Works - Phase 5," focusing on passive fire protection remedial works across internal fire lines and compartment floors within the building. This procurement falls under the industry category of fireproofing work. The open tender process is underway, with a procurement stage currently marked as a tender amendment, following initial publication on 17 March 2026. Interested parties have until 7 April 2026 to submit their tenders, with works set to commence on 6 May 2026 and conclude by 28 August 2026. The project is located in Yorkshire and the Humber, United Kingdom, and allows Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to participate.

5013.EFM.JR.25 - Fire Stopping Works - Phase 5

Description: Dear Sirs, You are invited to tender for the above titled project. This is a open tender process following University University process. The Invitation to Tender (ITT) can be downloaded by registering and expressing your interest on the University's e-tendering system https://in-tendhost.co.uk/Sheffield. The brief description of the project is the works comprise of passive fire protection remedial works carried out across internal fire lines, as denoted in green and red (30 minutes and 60 minutes fire resistance) on the Plan Drawings, and compartment floors (60 minutes fire resistance) throughout the building. The Invitation to Tender (ITT) can be downloaded by registering and expressing your interest on the University's e-tendering system https://in-tendhost.co.uk/Sheffield. The tender documents provide full information, which will be sent to you once you have expressed your (read more...)

Summary: The University of Sheffield is inviting tenders for "5013.EFM.JR.25 - Fire Stopping Works - Phase 5," focusing on passive fire protection remedial works across internal fire lines and compartment floors within the building. This procurement falls under the industry category of fireproofing work. The open tender process is underway, with a procurement stage currently marked as a tender amendment, following initial publication on 17 March 2026. Interested parties have until 7 April 2026 to submit their tenders, with works set to commence on 6 May 2026 and conclude by 28 August 2026. The project is located in Yorkshire and the Humber, United Kingdom, and allows Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to participate.

Provision of a Fitness to Practise Emotional Support Line

Description: Social Work England is looking to contract with an external Service Provider to deliver an emotional support service to those affected by fitness to practise proceedings. This service will be accessible by telephone as the primary route, with additional channels such as email, WhatsApp and live or web-based chat, for social workers, witnesses and complainants (those that raise fitness to practise concerns) and others affected by the fitness to practise process. This service must be accessible 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Summary: Social Work England is seeking an external service provider through a public procurement process to offer a 24/7 emotional support line for individuals impacted by fitness to practise proceedings. The procurement process is in the tender stage, with the tender period concluding on 11th April 2026. Headquartered in Sheffield, the organisation is classified under public authority central government. The procurement falls within the guidance and counselling services industry category, with delivery across the United Kingdom. The tender uses an open, competitive flexible procedure under the Procurement Act 2023, comprising a two-stage process including an Invitation to Tender and an Interview Stage. Key deadlines include the end of the enquiry period on 1st April 2026, and the award period ends on 1st May 2026.

Primary Materials

Description: Primary materials are defined for this procurement as products and supplies required for the day to day maintenance and repair of the Councils housing stock and cover: * General building materials - plaster, cement etc * Timber and timber products - skirting, cut timber etc * Paint - all types of interior and exterior paints and consumables etc * Electrical items - sockets, switches etc * Ironmongery including fixings- door handles, hinges, bolts etc * Glazing - specialist glazing consumables and sheet glass etc

Summary: Sheffield City Council is planning a procurement process for "Primary Materials" to support the maintenance and repair of its housing stock located in Sheffield. This procurement is in the planning stage, with a pipeline notice published on 13 March 2026. The procurement encompasses various materials including building materials, timber products, paints, electrical equipment, ironmongery, and glazing materials, falling under the "goods" industry category. The procurement method is an open procedure, with a planned contract period starting on 1 April 2027 and ending on 31 March 2031. Business users should note the future notice date slated for 25 February 2027 as a key date for further communication regarding the tender.

Careers Advisor CPD - Design and Delivery of National Continuing Professional Development Programme

Description: The Department for Education (DfE) intends to procure a national Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programme for qualified careers advisers working with young people in England. The programme will be delivered over three academic years (AY 2026/27-2028/29), with an optional extension to AY2029/30. The programme will develop and deliver a suite of six modular CPD courses, combining digital learning, webinars, expert-led content, peer interaction, and performance monitoring. It must be scalable to train at least 1,000 qualified careers advisers, prioritising Level 6 and Level 7 professionals. Route to Market This procurement will run as a competition under the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Learning & Training Services Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) RM6219. The opportunity will be published under: Service: Bespoke Training Category: Wellbeing and Specialist/Niche Training Filters Applied: Specialist Training (read more...)

Summary: The Department for Education (DfE) is planning a procurement process for a national Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programme aimed at qualified careers advisers working with young people in England. The initiative, titled "Careers Advisor CPD - Design and Delivery of National Continuing Professional Development Programme," falls within the Education and Training Services sector. This procurement, currently at the planning stage, is set to launch on 8th April 2026, and suppliers must be fully admitted to the Crown Commercial Service's Learning & Training Services Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) RM6219 by midday of the same date. The programme will be delivered over three academic years starting September 2026, with a potential extension to August 2030, targeting locations including the United Kingdom and other international territories.

Campus Works Partner

Description: Sheffield Hallam University is undertaking a Preliminary Market Consultation to inform a future procurement for a Campus Works Partner (CWP) to support the delivery of minor works and maintenance projects across the University estate. The University is considering appointing a single contractor under an NEC4 Framework Contract to deliver a programme of projects primarily valued below PS1m, with some projects between PS1m and PS3m, and flexibility to deliver selected projects up to PS5m (including contingency, excluding VAT). The framework is expected to operate for four years and will involve collaborative working with the University's Estates team and a separately appointed Programme and Project Support Partner (PSP) providing professional services.

Summary: Sheffield Hallam University is preparing for a procurement process titled 'Campus Works Partner' under the planning stage, aimed at delivering minor works and maintenance projects across its estate. This initiative falls within the construction and repair services category and is planned for Sheffield, United Kingdom, with key engagement activities scheduled for early April 2026. The procurement method will include a competitive flexible procedure aligning with the Procurement Act 2023 guidelines. Interested suppliers are encouraged to participate in pre-market engagement activities by registering through the university's procurement portal before 2nd April 2026, providing an opportunity to understand the scope and delivery model.