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Appointment of an Independent Competent Person (ICP) to support undertaking Safety Verification for the Mass Transit Project (Sheffield Supertram Network)

Description: The purpose of this exercise is to support the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) to identify and select an appropriate procurement route for appointing an 'Independent Competent Person' as defined in the Railways and Other Guided Systems (Safety) Regulations 2006 in relation to the Mass Transit (Supertram) Renewal Project. SYMCA is keen to understand market capability, preferred contractual routes, and an anticipated cost for the services required. This exercise consists of a short market engagement questionnaire for completion and return. SYMCA is the owner of the South Yorkshire Supertram system, a 29km light rail network running predominately within the city of Sheffield in South Yorkshire, England, UK. The network includes two fleets of trams (32 vehicles in total), 29km of tracks, 12 substations, one depot, 29km of (read more...)

Summary: South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority intends to appoint an Independent Competent Person to support formal safety verification for the Mass Transit Project, renewing the Sheffield Supertram Network. The work covers engineering and railway-track inspection services across the light rail system, including its 32 trams, 29 kilometres of track, 12 substations, depot, overhead line electrification, bridges, underpass, earthworks, drainage, signalling and communications assets. The network operates mainly in Sheffield and extends to Rotherham using tram-train technology. The Independent Competent Person will support safety verification when renewed or modified infrastructure and vehicles are introduced, in line with the Railways and Other Guided Systems (Safety) Regulations 2006. The buyer is the network owner and strategic infrastructure manager.

Banking and Custodian Services

Description: The British Business Bank (The Bank) is seeking a single supplier for the implementation and ongoing delivery of banking and custody services. The services will support the safekeeping, settlement, asset servicing, reporting, valuation and, where required, securities financing of Asset Backed Securities (ABS), Tier 2 securities and other listed debt instruments required by the Bank's evolving programme suite. The objectives are to protect the Bank's assets, maintain effective operational control, enable timely and accurate settlement and asset servicing, support relevant primary-market and securities-financing activity (if required), and ensure compliance with applicable legal, regulatory and institutional custody standards. The Bank's investment and programme requirements may evolve during the Contract Term. The Supplier shall be capable of supporting additional listed debt instruments and related custody services where agreed. The pricing (read more...)

Summary: British Business Bank Plc is procuring a single supplier to implement and deliver banking and custody services. The work covers the safekeeping, settlement, asset servicing, reporting and valuation of Asset Backed Securities, Tier 2 securities and other listed debt instruments. Where required, the supplier must also support primary-market activity and securities financing. The services are intended to protect the Bank’s assets, maintain operational control, enable accurate and timely settlement, and meet legal, regulatory and institutional custody standards. The requirement may expand to additional listed debt instruments and related custody services as the Bank’s programme suite develops. The services fall within custody, financial transaction processing and financial consultancy categories, and will be delivered for the Bank’s United Kingdom operations.

Enterprise Fraud and Financial Crime Tooling

Description: The British Business Bank (The Bank) is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform the potential future procurement of an enterprise Fraud and Financial Crime (FFC) tooling ecosystem. The proposed capability is intended to support FFC activities across workflow and case management, due diligence, screening and monitoring, and identity and document verification. The purpose of this engagement is to test the commercial and technical feasibility of the emerging requirement and to improve the Bank's understanding of market capability, delivery models, whole-life costs, implementation and migration timescales, and the implications of the proposed lot structure. The estimated contract value will be determined following completion of the engagement exercise, hence the current PS0 value within this notice. To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/AFM985797E For more information about this (read more...)

Summary: The British Business Bank is exploring an enterprise fraud and financial crime tooling ecosystem to support its fraud and financial crime activities. The intended scope covers workflow and case management, due diligence, screening and monitoring, and identity and document verification. This is a technology and financial-crime services requirement, with the classification linked to fraud audit services. Delivery is expected across the United Kingdom. The procurement is organised as one planned lot and is intended to support the Bank’s operational requirements through an integrated set of capabilities rather than a single narrowly defined service. Suppliers with relevant fraud, financial crime, compliance technology or identity verification offerings should find the subject matter relevant.

Sheffield City Council E-Bike Hire Scheme

Description: Sheffield City Council is seeking to appoint a concessionaire to design, deliver and operate an e-bike hire scheme across the city, providing an additional mode of sustainable and active travel for residents and visitors. The proposed scheme will provide e-bikes suitable for Sheffield's hilly topography. E-bikes will be hired from designated parking locations, including marked bays and/or physical infrastructure such as racks or docks, to support the effective management of cycle parking and the safety of pedestrians and other road users. The concessionaire will be responsible for the operation, maintenance and management of the scheme, including customer services, technology platforms and associated infrastructure. The procurement is being conducted using a Competitive Flexible Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023

Summary: Sheffield City Council is seeking a concessionaire to design, deliver and operate an e-bike hire scheme across Sheffield. The service is intended to provide sustainable, active travel for residents and visitors, with e-bikes suitable for the city’s hilly topography. Customers will hire bikes from designated parking locations, including marked bays, racks or docks, helping to manage cycle parking and protect pedestrians and other road users. The successful operator will provide and manage the complete service, including the e-bike fleet, parking infrastructure, technology platforms, customer services, maintenance and day-to-day operations. The procurement covers transport-related services, including bicycles, electrically assisted cycles, transport agency services and road transport support services. Delivery is across Sheffield.

Radiopharmaceuticals and Related Consumables

Description: NHS North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative on behalf of NHS Procurement in Partnership (Comprising of East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement hub, NHS Commercial Solutions, NHS London Procurement partnership and NHS North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative) is seeking to award the provision of radiopharmaceuticals and associated consumables; which over its lifetime had delivered a high level of service and supply throughout its duration. The framework will provide an one stop solution to assist Trusts with: -- nuclear medicine therapy, -- nuclear medicine diagnostic non-imaging, -- nuclear medicine diagnostic imaging.

Summary: The North of England NHS Commercial Procurement Collaborative, on behalf of NHS Procurement in Partnership, intends to establish a framework for radiopharmaceuticals and associated consumables. The framework is intended to provide a single solution for NHS trusts using nuclear medicine therapy, diagnostic non-imaging and diagnostic imaging services. Products include radio-isotopes, technetium, gallium, molybdenum, radiotherapy devices and related supplies. Delivery is expected across the United Kingdom. This is a goods procurement serving NHS organisations through the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement hub, NHS Commercial Solutions, NHS London Procurement Partnership and the North of England NHS Commercial Procurement Collaborative. The requirement is relevant to manufacturers, distributors and specialist suppliers of radiopharmaceutical products and nuclear medicine consumables able to support NHS clinical applications.

PN426 Electronic Prescribing System ESP

Description: We are interested in purchasing an electronic prescribing System, we believe there is only one supplier in the market that can offer this requirement, we are publishing this notice to confirm this situation, if you can offer this solution could you please contact us via email in the first instance supplies@sheffieldpartnership,nhs.uk

Summary: Sheffield Health Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust is exploring the purchase of an electronic prescribing system for use in its health service operations. The requirement is classified as a medical software package and is treated as a goods procurement. The system would support electronic prescribing rather than supplying medicines or providing general consultancy. The buying organisation is based in Sheffield, and the procurement is associated with the Trust’s services there. The stated purpose of the market engagement is to establish whether there is only one supplier able to provide the required solution. This will suit businesses that develop, supply or implement electronic prescribing software for healthcare organisations, particularly providers with a complete system rather than a general-purpose clinical or pharmacy platform.

Nicotine Replacement Therapy - Devices, Consumables & Associated Digital Services

Description: The proposed framework is to provide Participating Authorities (NHS bodies, local authorities, Integrated Care Boards, public health commissioners, central government departments, arm's-length bodies and other named public-sector bodies) with a compliant, flexible and high-quality route to procure licensed Nicotine Replacement Therapy ("NRT"), reusable vaping devices, vaping consumables and associated smoking cessation products for tobacco dependency treatment, smoking cessation programmes and wider public health initiatives.

Summary: The North of England NHS Commercial Procurement Collaborative, hosted by Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, is planning a national framework for nicotine replacement therapy (NRT), reusable vaping devices, vaping consumables and associated digital services. The products and services will support tobacco-dependency treatment, smoking-cessation programmes and wider public-health initiatives. The framework is intended for NHS bodies, Integrated Care Boards, local authorities, public-health commissioners, central government departments, arm’s-length bodies and other named public-sector organisations. The scope includes licensed NRT and other smoking-cessation products, therapeutic and medical devices, consumables, medical information systems, software and related programming or consultancy services. Delivery is intended across the United Kingdom. The arrangement is planned as a multi-lot framework, currently represented by one planned lot.

Heart of the City II - Property Management

Description: Sheffield City Council requires a Property Management Agent for multiple mixed-use blocks in Sheffield City Centre, covering commercial, residential, office and leisure assets. The scope is to provide a high-quality estate management service which includes compliance, tenant liaison, rent and service charge collection, statutory compliance, and qualitative and quantitative reporting mechanism.

Summary: Sheffield City Council is procuring a property management agent for multiple mixed-use blocks in Sheffield city centre. The portfolio includes commercial, residential, office and leisure assets. The required service covers estate management, compliance, tenant liaison, rent collection, service charge collection, statutory compliance, and qualitative and quantitative reporting. This is a property management services requirement, including commercial property management. Delivery is in Sheffield, making it relevant to firms with an established local operation or the capacity to manage city-centre property there. The council is replacing an existing contract, so the opportunity concerns ongoing management of an established mixed-use estate rather than a new development or construction project. The requirement is categorised as a service and is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Children Who Use Harm

Description: Overview South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority intends to undertake a competitive procurement for the provision of a South Yorkshire wide Children Who Use Harm (CWUH) programme, including intervention for child and adolescent to parent or caregiver abuse and other harmful behaviours within a family context. This notice is issued to provide advance visibility of a forthcoming procurement opportunity. It is not an invitation to tender, and suppliers should not submit tenders or proposals in response to this notice. The proposed procurement is subject to confirmation of Home Office funding, which if successful will be available until 31 March 2029 and any extra funding from 01 April 2029 will be subject to additional funding being made available for this programme. Due to the anticipated timing of the Home Office (read more...)

Summary: South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority intends to commission a South Yorkshire-wide Children Who Use Harm programme, a specialist welfare service for children and young people. It will support children and young people aged 10 to 17 who use harmful behaviour towards parents, carers, siblings or other family members, alongside support for those affected. The whole-family, trauma-informed service is expected to provide assessment and risk management, structured support for parents and carers, therapeutic and behaviour-change work, relationship-harm prevention, safeguarding, multi-agency coordination and follow-up. Delivery will be tailored to developmental stage, communication needs and neurodiversity, using community venues, Family Hubs, schools, partner premises and online support where suitable. The service will operate across South Yorkshire, with safeguarding, victim safety and harm reduction central to delivery.

NHS South Yorkshire ICB Rotherham Severe Mental Illness(SMI) Living Well Service

Description: Healthy Neighbourhoods The Service will become part of Rotherham's Healthy Neighbourhoods approach, helping adults living with Severe Mental Illness (SMI) get the right support at the right time, close to where they live. Staff will work as part of neighbourhood multidisciplinary teams across North, East, South and West Rotherham. Together, they will help people stay well, access support earlier, improve their physical and mental wellbeing, and reduce barriers that can lead to poorer health outcomes. During the 2026/27, Healthy Neighbourhoods shadow implementation period, the Service will play an active role in developing and testing neighbourhood-based working arrangements. The needs of people living in each neighbourhood may be different and can change over time, so the Service must be flexible and respond to local priorities and emerging needs. Until (read more...)

Summary: NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board is procuring an Severe Mental Illness (SMI) Living Well Service for adults in Rotherham. The service will form part of Rotherham’s Healthy Neighbourhoods approach, supporting people to stay well, access help earlier, and improve their physical and mental wellbeing. It will reduce barriers that contribute to poorer health outcomes and respond flexibly to local priorities and changing neighbourhood needs. Staff will work within multidisciplinary teams across North, East, South and West Rotherham. Until neighbourhood arrangements are fully operational, the service will work with Rotherham Primary Care Integrated Mental Health Hubs. Direct referrals will be accepted for people needing only this service; wider mental health needs will be routed through the hubs. This is a public-sector mental health guidance service.