Janitorial Supplies

Description: The Council wide provision of janitorial products and equipment that specifies the usage of the product, with instructions and advice and guidance on the tasks and area / environment of work.

Summary: Sheffield City Council is inviting bids for the provision of janitorial supplies, under an open procedure. The contract, titled "Janitorial Supplies," falls under the goods category and is relevant to the cleaning product industry. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage with a deadline for submissions set for 19th January 2026. Interested businesses can make electronic submissions, and the contract is set to commence on 1st April 2026, running initially until 31st March 2028, with possibilities for two additional 12-month extensions. The project has a gross value of £439,200, primarily focused on the UKE32 region in the United Kingdom.

Loan Management System

Description: The British Business Bank (BBB) is exploring the market for a cloud-based Loan Management System to support the delivery of a potential new debt product. The purpose of this pre-market engagement is to gather information from suppliers on available solutions, capabilities, and pricing models. This pre-market engagement notice is an opportunity to help inform our future requirements and procurement strategy. We welcome input from suppliers on solution capabilities, implementation timelines, potential risks, and commercial models. Further details and a questionnaire for suppliers to complete will be made available once a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) has been completed, signed and returned by the supplier to BBB via the Delta messaging centre. Please only populate the sections highlighted in yellow within the NDA. A copy of the NDA is available via (read more...)

Summary: The British Business Bank is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for a Loan Management System. This initiative seeks to implement a cloud-based solution to facilitate a potential new debt product. Currently, the process is at the preliminary market engagement stage, gathering information from suppliers regarding available solutions, capabilities, and pricing models. The bidding is focused on banking and investment services within the United Kingdom, particularly in Sheffield. The milestone engagement for this procurement is scheduled to complete by the 23rd of January 2026. Businesses are encouraged to submit responses through the Delta messaging centre after completing a Non-Disclosure Agreement.

Provision and Operation of Local Bus Services across South Yorkshire

Description: South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) are currently seeking tenders from companies who are interested in operating local bus including services in South Yorkshire. Participants are asked to note this opportunity is not the planned franchise opportunities which will be launched in 2026.

Summary: The South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) is inviting tenders for the provision and operation of local bus services across South Yorkshire. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, and it falls under the services category, specifically the hire of passenger transport vehicles with drivers. The tender follows an open procedure with all necessary documentation available via the ProContract portal, under reference DN800777. The enquiry period closes on 7th January 2026, and submissions are due by 14th January 2026. Award decisions will be made by 9th February 2026. The contract, valued gross at £28,200,000, is set to commence on 12th April 2026 and end on 4th September 2027, with a maximum extent until September 2029.

Technology Enabled Care (TEC) Service Model - Market Engagement Event

Description: We are pleased to announce that we have now completed our additional work on the TEC Service Transformation model and we are now able to go out to market and will be hosting our first market engagement event via MS Teams on Tuesday 13th January from 10:00am to 11:30am. The purpose of the event is to share the below information and register interest from prospective partners. 1. Introduction to Sheffield's Adult Care & Wellbeing Services 2. TEC service vision, principles, and values 3. Overview of the proposed new TEC Service Delivery Model 4. TEC landscape in Sheffield, the role played by City Wide Care Alarms and partners, and operational activity data 5. Procurement approach 6. Future market engagement activity 7. Questions & answer session Following this event we (read more...)

Summary: Sheffield City Council is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Technology Enabled Care (TEC) Service Model – Market Engagement Event." This initiative, under the health and social work services category, seeks to innovate adult care and wellbeing services in Sheffield. The procurement effort involves a market engagement event, scheduled to occur via MS Teams on the 13th of January 2026, between 10:00 am and 11:30 am. Interested parties are encouraged to register their interest by emailing adam.elwis@sheffield.gov.uk or through the designated portal. Additional individual sessions are to follow in February 2026, with more future procurement activities planned, leading to an anticipated contract period starting on the 1st of December 2026 through to the 30th of November 2031.

Fund Managers for the South East Investment Fund and the East of England Investment Fund

Description: The British Business Bank (the Bank) is a government-owned economic development bank that makes finance markets for smaller businesses work more effectively. Our mission is to drive economic growth by helping smaller businesses get the finance they need to start, scale and stay in the UK. In doing so, we help capture the economic value of innovation for the UK and create jobs and prosperity for people across the country. The Bank designs programmes that provide funds and guarantees to private sector partners, enabling them to finance a greater number of smaller businesses, either through debt or equity. It uses economic evidence so that its programmes address market failures affecting smaller businesses across the economy. It also works to improve smaller businesses' awareness of the finance options available (read more...)

Summary: The British Business Bank, operating from Sheffield, is overseeing an exciting procurement opportunity titled "Fund Managers for the South East Investment Fund and the East of England Investment Fund". This initiative focuses on financial and insurance services within the United Kingdom, specifically targeting regions UKJ and UKH. Currently in the Tender stage, the procurement follows an open competitive flexible procedure. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline on February 2, 2026, with face-to-face presentations scheduled in London the week commencing February 23, 2026. This process aims to support SME growth through substantial regional investment funds announced as part of the 2025 Spending Review, with investment commitments commencing in Summer 2026.

Provision of IVF Media consumables

Description: The aim of this project is to identify the most appropriate and cost-effective IVF media suite to supply to Jessop Fertility, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS trust.

Summary: The Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is initiating an open procurement process for the provision of IVF media consumables. This procurement planning stage, published on 12th December 2025, outlines the aim to supply Jessop Fertility in Sheffield with an appropriate and cost-effective IVF media suite. The process falls under the industry categories of in vitro fertilisation services and specialised chemical products, with goods expected to be delivered within the region UKE3, United Kingdom. Key deadlines include the tender submission by 27th February 2026 and the enquiry period ending on 13th February 2026. The procurement, valued at £510,000, is subject to an open procedure and will culminate in award completion by 16th March 2026.

Connect to Work Sheffield: Individual Placement and Support (IPS) supported employment for disadvantaged groups

Description: Delivery of a cohort-specific IPS provision to (non-health) residents who are eligible and suitable for support on the Connect to Work programme. Groups have been specified broadly as: carers, refugees, veterans, ex-offenders, homeless people, young people at risk, victims of domestic violence, victims of modern slavery. It is anticipated that 9 individual contracts will be awarded. Each individual contract is valued at PS217,416 ex VAT for the full contract term. Each contract has deliverable of supporting 90 out of work and 20 in work participants leading to job outcomes of 45 for out of work starts and 16 for retention of in work starts. This contract s funded by the UK Government through Connect to Work and Economic Trailblazer.

Summary: Sheffield City Council is currently in the tender stage of the procurement process for the "Connect to Work Sheffield: Individual Placement and Support (IPS)" programme. The initiative focuses on job search services tailored for disadvantaged groups such as carers, refugees, veterans, and others facing employment barriers. Located in the Sheffield region (UKE32), this procurement falls under the services category and is conducted via an open procedure. The tender process began on 12 December 2025, with enquiries closing on 5 January 2026, the submission deadline on 12 January 2026, and awards expected by 31 January 2026. Contracts are scheduled to start on 1 March 2026, running through to 31 March 2030. The total expected investment is £1,956,744, with individual contracts valued at £217,416 each, excluding VAT.

Re-Opening of Mental Health Independence and Support Framework

Description: The purpose of this framework is to offer support to those people living in Sheffield who have a severe mental health problem that is having a significant effect on their health and wellbeing. Mental health needs are increasing, economic and environmental factors are taking their toll. The aim of this framework is to address some of these issues before they can develop, offering support at the right time and enabling a return to independence as quickly as is possible. For others it may be ongoing support at a level that allows as much autonomy as the individual can manage. Services will be available to individuals who reside in Sheffield who have a diagnosis of severe mental illness and have eligible needs under the Care Act 2014. Once an (read more...)

Summary: Sheffield City Council is seeking bids for the "Re-Opening of Mental Health Independence and Support Framework" with the aim of providing tailored support to individuals in Sheffield diagnosed with severe mental health problems. This initiative falls under the health and social work services industry category and is part of the open procurement process, currently at the tender stage. Businesses interested in participating should note the tender period ending on 19th January 2026, with services commencing on 1st April 2026 and lasting until 30th October 2027. The contract will be executed in Yorkshire and the Humber, focusing on community outreach and supported accommodation across two categories of support.

Re-Opening of Mental Health Independence and Support Framework

Description: The purpose of this framework is to offer support to those people living in Sheffield who have a severe mental health problem that is having a significant effect on their health and wellbeing. Mental health needs are increasing, economic and environmental factors are taking their toll. The aim of this framework is to address some of these issues before they can develop, offering support at the right time and enabling a return to independence as quickly as is possible. For others it may be ongoing support at a level that allows as much autonomy as the individual can manage. Services will be available to individuals who reside in Sheffield who have a diagnosis of severe mental illness and have eligible needs under the Care Act 2014. Once an (read more...)

Summary: Sheffield City Council is actively seeking proposals for the "Re-Opening of Mental Health Independence and Support Framework" in the region of Sheffield (UKE32). This procurement, categorised under Health and social work services, is aimed at providing essential support to individuals with severe mental health issues. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with interested parties invited to submit their proposals by 19th January 2026. Contracts awarded under this framework will commence on 1st April 2026 and conclude on 30th October 2027, with a total budget of £2,500,000. Tender submissions must be made electronically or in written form, adhering strictly to the non-variant policy prescribed.

4916.EFM.BM.25 - Projector Safety Remediation

Description: Dear Sirs, You are invited to tender for the above titled project. Nature: Survey and associated rectification works relating to projector fixings throughout University Teaching Spaces. 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 interest. If you have any questions or comments in relation to this tender they must be submitted via the In-tend System, this can be accessed at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/Sheffield. Completed tenders must be returned through the Intend e-tendering system. Additional information: The University of Sheffield is not a contracting authority for the purposes of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (Directive 2014/24/EU) as amended by the Public Procurement (read more...)

Summary: The University of Sheffield is inviting tenders for the "4916.EFM.BM.25 - Projector Safety Remediation" project, focusing on survey and remediation works for projector fixings across university teaching spaces. This procurement falls under the services industry category, specifically refurbishment work, with a project value of GBP 67,500. The tender process is at the amendment stage, following the initial tender with a procurement method classified as an open procedure below threshold. Located in the Yorkshire and the Humber region of the United Kingdom, the procurement invites potential bidders to express their interest before the deadline of 7th January 2026 for submission of completed tenders through the university's e-tendering system.