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Weapon Disposal

Description: South Yorkshire Police is currently in the early stages of developing the requirements for a contract covering for weapon disposal. As part of this work, we are engaging with the market at an early stage to gather insight from potential suppliers. This will help us shape the most appropriate contractual approach and ensure that any future tender is practical, well-structured and attractive to the market. Please note that this activity does not constitute an invitation to tender and is not a request for formal expressions of interest. Instead, this market engagement aims to gather insights from suppliers to understand market capacity, gauge interest, and ensure that the planned procurement is feasible and aligned with current industry capabilities.

Summary: South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority is developing a service contract for weapon disposal on behalf of South Yorkshire Police. The requirement is for the safe and compliant disposal of weapons and ammunition, classified as weapons and ammunition disposal services (CPV 90523100). The work is intended to be delivered in South Yorkshire, United Kingdom. The buyer is consulting potential suppliers at an early stage to understand how the service can be provided and to shape a practical future contract. This is a service requirement rather than a purchase of weapons, ammunition or other goods. Businesses operating in specialist weapon disposal, secure collection, controlled storage, transport, treatment or destruction may find the subject matter relevant, subject to the detailed requirements that will be developed.

NHS SY ICB - Renal Non-Emergency Patient Transport Service

Description: To provide Non Emergency Patient Transport Service to the Renal patients in South Yorkshire

Summary: NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board appointed a provider for non-emergency patient transport for renal patients across South Yorkshire. The service covers transport for the South Yorkshire population and falls within ambulance services. It is healthcare transport rather than emergency ambulance provision, serving patients who need travel connected with renal care. The buyer is NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, based in Sheffield. The appointed supplier is EMED GROUP LIMITED, a large organisation based in Hunslet. The requirement is an existing service delivered by an existing provider, indicating an established operational service rather than a new transport model. Businesses relevant to this requirement include patient transport operators with the capability to organise and deliver reliable non-emergency journeys for renal patients across the South Yorkshire area.

Extra Care Housing

Description: Sheffield City Council would like to invite providers to an Extra Care Housing Market Engagement Event on Wednesday, 30 September 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:30 pm, at: Conference Rooms LG42 Sheffield Town Hall Pinstone Street Sheffield S1 2HH. The event will provide an overview of the proposed Extra Care Housing Service Model and an opportunity to discuss and assess the feasibility of a provider-led allocations and nominations process.

Summary: Sheffield City Council is preparing to procure an Extra Care Housing service in Sheffield. The requirement is for health and social work services supporting an extra care housing model, with the council considering a provider-led process for allocations and nominations. The procurement is intended to support people who need housing alongside care and support, although the detailed service specification is still being developed. The council is seeking views from providers on the proposed service model and whether a provider-led allocations and nominations process is feasible. This is a single service requirement, delivered in Sheffield, and falls within the light-touch regime for public services.

Provision of End Point Hardware

Description: Sheffield Hallam University is undertaking preliminary market engagement to explore options for the future provision and lifecycle management of its end-user computing hardware estate, comprising approximately 10,000 devices. The engagement will consider market capability and potential commercial models, including outright purchase, leasing, Device-as-a-Service (DaaS), and blended approaches, to inform the University's future procurement strategy and requirements.

Summary: Sheffield Hallam University is exploring the future provision and lifecycle management of its end-user computing hardware estate, comprising approximately 10,000 devices. The requirement is for computer equipment and supplies, covering the hardware used by end users across the University. The market engagement will help the University understand available market capability and shape its future procurement strategy and requirements. Potential commercial models under consideration include outright purchase, leasing, Device-as-a-Service and blended approaches. Delivery is associated with Sheffield Hallam University in Sheffield, although the published requirement identifies the delivery country as the United Kingdom. This is a goods requirement focused on supplying and managing an institutional end-user device estate.

Extra Care Housing

Description: Sheffield City Council would like to invite providers to an Extra Care Housing Market Engagement Event on Wednesday, 30 September 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:30 pm, in Conference Rooms 4-5 at Moorfoot Building, Sheffield, S1 4PL. The event will provide an overview of the proposed Extra Care Housing Service Model and an opportunity to discuss and assess the feasibility of a provider-led allocations and nominations process.

Summary: Sheffield City Council is preparing to procure an Extra Care Housing service in Sheffield. The requirement is for health and social work services supporting an extra care housing model, with the council considering a provider-led process for allocations and nominations. The procurement is intended to support people who need housing alongside care and support, although the detailed service specification is still being developed. The council is seeking views from providers on the proposed service model and whether a provider-led allocations and nominations process is feasible. This is a single service requirement, delivered in Sheffield, and falls within the light-touch regime for public services.

Temporary Accommodation and Support Services Single Men, Single People and People Experiencing Severe Multiple Disadvantages

Description: Lot 1: Supported housing for men who are homeless, rough sleeping, at risk of rough sleeping or at risk of repeat homelessness, and who require accommodation and housing-related support to obtain, sustain and progress from accommodation. The Service will provide a flexible mix of dispersed and scheme-based accommodation, with trauma-informed, strengths-based support that promotes stability, independence and successful move-on into settled housing. The Service forms part of Sheffield's wider homelessness pathway and supports a planned reduction in reliance on larger hostel-based provision. Lot 2: Supported housing for single people who are homeless, at risk of homelessness or rough sleeping, and whose needs are not well met by existing or scheme-based provision. The Service will provide safe, dispersed, single occupancy accommodation with flexible, trauma-informed and inclusive support, helping people (read more...)

Summary: Sheffield City Council is commissioning supported housing and housing-related support services in Sheffield for people experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness. The three lots cover: accommodation and support for single men, including people sleeping rough or at risk of repeat homelessness; safe, dispersed, single-occupancy accommodation for single people whose needs are not met by existing provision; and accommodation and intensive support for people experiencing repeated homelessness, severe multiple disadvantage and high housing-related support needs. Services should promote safety, stability, independence, access to wider support and successful move-on into settled housing. Delivery will use a flexible mix of dispersed and scheme-based accommodation and forms part of Sheffield’s homelessness pathway, reducing reliance on larger hostel-based provision.

Temporary Accommodation and Support Services Single Women and Families

Description: Lot 1: A dedicated women's supported housing service offering safe, self-contained, single-sex accommodation and trauma-informed support for women who are homeless, at risk of homelessness or rough sleeping. The service will focus on housing related support, independence and planned move-on. Lot 2: Supported housing for families who are homeless, or at risk of homelessness and who require accommodation and housing-related support to obtain, sustain and progress from accommodation. The Service will provide a flexible mix of dispersed and scheme-based accommodation, with trauma-informed, strengths-based support that promotes stability, independence and successful move-on into settled housing.

Summary: Sheffield City Council is procuring accommodation-based support services for people experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness in Sheffield. Lot 1 is a dedicated supported housing service for single women, providing safe, self-contained, single-sex accommodation and trauma-informed housing-related support. The service is intended to help women build independence and move on to settled housing, including women rough sleeping. Lot 2 is supported housing for families, using a flexible mix of dispersed and scheme-based accommodation. It includes trauma-informed, strengths-based housing support to help families obtain, sustain and progress from accommodation, promote stability and independence, and move successfully into settled housing. This is a social care and supported housing services opportunity, classified under social work services with accommodation and related social work services.

SCH - Provision of Restraint Training Services - Pre-Market Engagement

Description: Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust is seeking to engage with the market ahead of a formal procurement process for the provision of Restraint Training Services. The Trust is undertaking this pre-market engagement to gain a better understanding of the market's capacity, capability, and appetite to deliver these goods. Interested suppliers are invited to review the attached documents and respond as outlined. Feedback from this exercise will help inform the development of the procurement strategy and service specification.

Summary: Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust is preparing to procure restraint training services for its organisation. The requirement is staff training, classified under CPV 80511000, and is intended to support the delivery of training in the Sheffield area. The Trust is engaging with suppliers before developing its formal procurement strategy and service specification. The work is a service rather than a supply or construction contract, and is structured as a single requirement. Businesses offering specialist restraint training for healthcare staff, particularly those able to work with a children’s NHS provider, should consider whether their service model and delivery capacity align with the Trust’s intended requirement.

GB-Sheffield: 5173.EFM.SW Runway Park Ground Investigations

Description: Ground investigation works on an area of land referred to as Runway Park. The site occupies former opencast mining land and is currently undeveloped/partially developed land, comprising a mixture of hardstanding, grassed areas and made ground associated with former airport and opencast operations. The full specification can be found in the tender documents.

Summary: The University of Sheffield is procuring ground investigation works at Runway Park in Sheffield, Yorkshire and the Humber. The site is former opencast mining land and is currently undeveloped or partially developed. It includes hardstanding, grassed areas and made ground associated with former airport and opencast operations. The requirement covers investigation of the ground conditions across this land, with the detailed scope set out in the tender documents. This is a works contract, classified under CPV 45111250 for ground investigation work. It is relevant to contractors providing site investigation and ground investigation services for complex or previously developed land, particularly where former mining, airport and other operational uses may affect ground conditions and construction planning.

Legal Case Management System (CMS)

Description: The British Business Bank is undertaking pre-market engagement to inform a potential future procurement for a Legal Case Management System. The Bank's Legal team has identified a need to improve how legal matters, disputes, litigation deadlines, correspondence, advice and related documentation are recorded, managed and accessed. Current ways of working rely heavily on email, shared drives, individual knowledge and manual tracking, which creates operational, compliance and continuity risks. The purpose of this engagement is to test market capability and inform the scope, approach and commercial model for a potential Legal Case Management System that can support matter management, deadline tracking, secure document and correspondence management, knowledge reuse, reporting, Microsoft 365 integration and information governance requirements. The estimated contract value will be determined following completion of the engagement exercise, (read more...)

Summary: The British Business Bank Plc is exploring a potential Legal Case Management System for its Legal team. The service would improve the recording, management and access of legal matters, disputes, litigation deadlines, correspondence, legal advice and related documentation. Expected functionality includes matter management, deadline tracking, secure document and correspondence management, knowledge reuse, reporting, Microsoft 365 integration and information governance. The system is intended to address reliance on email, shared drives, individual knowledge and manual tracking, which currently creates operational, compliance and continuity risks. This is a technology and software-related service with a legal operations focus, including document management and associated support. Delivery is across the United Kingdom, for the British Business Bank’s legal operations.