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Loan Management System

Description: The British Business Bank is the UK's economic development bank, with a mission to make finance markets work better for smaller businesses. BBB typically operates on a wholesale basis, partnering with lenders within the existing financial ecosystem to increase the supply, diversity, and regional reach of finance available to UK SMEs. The Start Up Loans scheme (SUL) provides debt finance in the form of a personal loan, to help individuals to start or grow their early stage businesses, driving sustainable growth and unlocking potential. Without SUL, many aspiring entrepreneurs would not be able to secure the finance and support to start and grow their businesses. The operating model utilises a mix of internal platforms and external service providers to support the full loan lifecycle - including disbursement, servicing, (read more...)

Summary: The British Business Bank, a central government public authority based in Sheffield, has issued an active tender for a Loan Management System (LMS) aimed at supporting their direct lending operations. This procurement opportunity, under the competitive flexible procedure, falls within the banking and investment services industry category and is open to UK-based service providers. Interested suppliers should note that key dates include the submission deadline on 8th May 2026 at 23:55 and presentation assessments scheduled for the week commencing 1st June 2026. The tender process is in the 'Tender' stage and supports the Start Up Loans scheme, offering debt finance to early-stage UK businesses, with a contract start date from 15th September 2026, potentially extending until September 2033.

Marketing Engagement Event- Sexual Health Services

Description: Sheffield City Council would like to invite you to the Sheffield Sexual Health Service Tender Marketing Engagement Event. There will be two events: 1) Wednesday 13th May, 11am-3pm, Conference Room, Sheffield Town Hall. 2) Monday 18th May, 12:30-5pm Committee Room, Sheffield Town Hall. The purpose of the events is to inform potential Providers about the future procurement strategy for Sheffield Sexual Health services. The events will present draft plans, scope and gather feedback to the proposals. There will be an opportunity to discuss and respond to the feasibility of the design of future services. The Market Engagement events will take the following format: 1. Procurement process - Technical details about the process - Timescales and deadlines - Accessing and using the procurement portal 2. Background to sexual health (read more...)

Summary: Sheffield City Council, located in the United Kingdom, is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for Sexual Health Services. The council is organising two marketing engagement events to discuss and gather feedback on the future procurement strategy. These events are scheduled for the 13th and 18th of May 2026 at Sheffield Town Hall. These sessions will serve to present draft plans and discuss the feasibility of proposed services. The relevant industry category is health and social work services, specifically health services, and this procurement is expected to be above threshold, involving service delivery in the UKE32 region. The official engagement aims to understand market capacity and shape the tender specifications ahead of procurement commencement.

Perceptions of Practice Placements on Social Work Courses

Description: Social Work England is commissioning independent research to strengthen its understanding of practice-based learning across qualifying routes into social work in England. This work supports Social Work England's role as the regulator of social work education and training, and will inform future regulatory standards, guidance and quality assurance activity. The requirement is for the design and delivery of a mixed-methods research study exploring perceptions and experiences of practice-based learning, including statutory and non-statutory placements. The research will examine issues of placement quality, placement sufficiency and variation across regions, qualifying routes and workforce contexts. The supplier will be expected to engage with a range of stakeholders, which may include education providers, employers, practice educators, placement providers and newly qualified social workers. Research activity is likely to include a combination (read more...)

Summary: Social Work England is procuring a contract for a research study titled "Perceptions of Practice Placements on Social Work Courses" under an open procurement method. The contract, valued at £50,000, is in the tender stage and focuses on conducting independent research to assess practice-based learning in social work education across England. The tender is classified under research services, research and development consultancy services, and higher education services, with delivery regions spanning the entirety of the UK. Interested parties need to submit their applications by 6th May 2026, with enquiries closing on 29th April 2026. The contract is scheduled to start on 19th June 2026 and end by 19th December 2026.

Parkwood Springs

Description: requirements for the design, manufacture and installation of site signage within the 'Active Country Park'

Summary: Sheffield City Council is initiating an open procurement process for the project titled "Parkwood Springs", seeking services in the design, manufacture, and installation of site signage within the 'Active Country Park'. Classified under the industry categories of design consultancy services and graphic design services, this project is located in Sheffield, Britain. With the procurement stage currently marked as 'Tender', interested parties can submit their proposals until 8th May 2026. The contract starts on 29th June 2026 and concludes on 28th June 2027. The tender is offered through an open competition method, with gross and net values listed as £36,000 and £30,000 respectively. Contact Louise Clarke at Sheffield City Council for further information regarding procurement opportunities.

SYMCA - Life Extension for 25 Trams - Supertram Network

Description: SYMCA require an organisation to undertake a targeted Life Extension Programme across a fleet of 25 Siemens Trams. This life extension is required to ensure performance, reliability, structural strength and crashworthiness are maintained at an acceptable level throughout the remaining service life of the fleet to 2035.

Summary: The South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority is currently in the tender stage for a project titled "SYMCA - Life Extension for 25 Trams - Supertram Network," focusing on refurbishment and maintenance work. This procurement, under the open procedure method, involves ensuring that a fleet of 25 Siemens Trams remains functional, reliable, and safe until 2035. With a gross value of GBP 15.6 million, the tender primarily targets services in refurbishment and repair related to railway equipment. It is situated in the United Kingdom, specifically within the UKE3 region. Key deadlines include the tender submission by 29th May 2026 and the enquiry period closing on 15th May 2026. The contract is active until 31st August 2028 with the potential for project overruns.

South Yorkshire Bus Franchising Phase One

Description: South Yorkshire Bus Franchising Phase One: Operators are invited to submit tenders for the delivery of franchised bus services across South Yorkshire. This procurement comprises two lots: Lot 1 - Service delivery from Olive Grove Depot (Sheffield) Lot 2 - Service delivery from Leger Way Depot (Doncaster) Comprehensive requirements, specifications and submission instructions are set out within the Invitation to Participate'

Summary: The South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority is actively seeking tenders for the "South Yorkshire Bus Franchising Phase One." Operating under an active status, this procurement involves franchising bus services across South Yorkshire with two distinct lots: Olive Grove Depot in Sheffield and Leger Way Depot in Doncaster. The procurement is categorised under services with a focus on public road transport services and hire of buses and coaches with driver. The competitive flexible procedure is open to all operators keen on bidding, with the tender process segmented into stages including an Invitation to Participate and an Invitation to Negotiate. Critical deadlines include the tender period ending on 5 May 2026 and an enquiry period concluding on 22 April 2026. The contract is above the threshold and covered by the GPA, inviting broad interest from qualified providers.

NHS South Yorkshire ICB British Sign Language (BSL) Talking Therapies

Description: NHS South Yorkshire ICB British Sign Language (BSL) Talking Therapies

This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) intended approach notice. The awarding of this contract is subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023.
The intention is to award a contract following the Most Suitable Provider Process.

The Provider is to be commissioned to deliver Talking Therapies in British Sign Language (BSL) for Deaf adults across South Yorkshire

The value of the contract is PS90,000 for a 2 year contract duration.

Summary: NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board has announced a procurement process focused on providing British Sign Language (BSL) Talking Therapies across South Yorkshire, aimed at Deaf adults. This Provider Selection Regime (PSR) notice is subject to the Health Care Services Regulations 2023, with the intention to award a contract valued at £90,000 for a duration of two years. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with a future notice date set for 4th May 2026. The contract involves delivering counselling services in regions including Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham, and Sheffield. Set within the health industry category, this tender seeks a provider to meet NICE guidance and enhance mental health service access and outcomes for Deaf BSL users.

SCH - Outpatient Pharmacy Dispensing Services

Description: Pre Market engagement to engage with the market around the provision of Sheffield Children's Outpatients pharmacy service.

Summary: The procurement process for Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust's Outpatient Pharmacy Dispensing Services is currently in the planning stage. This initiative involves engaging the market for understanding the scope and supplier capabilities for the provision of pharmaceutical services at Sheffield. The initial site visits for potential bidders are scheduled between 27th April and 1st May, with market engagement activities concluding by 29th May 2026. The procurement falls under the pharmacy services category and will be based in Sheffield, United Kingdom. The contracting authority aims to publish a future notice by 1st August 2026. The expected procurement value is estimated at £2,700,000 GBP in gross terms. This is a tender opportunity in the healthcare services industry and should attract interest from businesses with expertise in pharmacy services.

South Yorkshire Bus Franchising Phase One

Description: South Yorkshire Bus Franchising Phase One: Operators are invited to submit tenders for the delivery of franchised bus services across South Yorkshire. This procurement comprises two lots: Lot 1 - Service delivery from Olive Grove Depot (Sheffield) Lot 2 - Service delivery from Leger Way Depot (Doncaster) Comprehensive requirements, specifications and submission instructions are set out within the Invitation to Participate'

Summary: The South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority is actively seeking tenders for the "South Yorkshire Bus Franchising Phase One." Operating under an active status, this procurement involves franchising bus services across South Yorkshire with two distinct lots: Olive Grove Depot in Sheffield and Leger Way Depot in Doncaster. The procurement is categorised under services with a focus on public road transport services and hire of buses and coaches with driver. The competitive flexible procedure is open to all operators keen on bidding, with the tender process segmented into stages including an Invitation to Participate and an Invitation to Negotiate. Critical deadlines include the tender period ending on 5 May 2026 and an enquiry period concluding on 22 April 2026. The contract is above the threshold and covered by the GPA, inviting broad interest from qualified providers.

Dementia Day Activities - Market Engagement

Description: Sheffield City Council is seeking feedback from providers in the market to help shape the new Dementia Day Activities service. This market engagement covers the two parts of the service: under 65 young on-set and over 65s.

Summary: Sheffield City Council is engaging in a public procurement process titled "Dementia Day Activities - Market Engagement" aimed at shaping future service provisions for dementia day activities in Sheffield. This initiative focuses on services for both individuals under 65 with young-onset dementia and those over 65. The procurement falls under the social work services industry category, without accommodation, in the Sheffield region (UKE32). As of now, the process is in the planning stage with market engagement ongoing and key feedback due by 24th April 2026. Sheffield City Council is acting as a sub-central public authority, and the entire contract has a gross value of £3,710,400, with opportunities for service delivery starting from 1st January 2027 through 31st December 2028, renewable until 2030.