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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 seeking a contractor for the "SYMCA - Life Extension for 25 Trams - Supertram Network" project. This procurement falls under the services industry category and is primarily focused on refurbishment and maintenance work, specifically for the extension of service life of 25 Siemens trams. The procurement process is at the active tender stage with an open procedure being utilised. Interested parties should note the geographic location is in South Yorkshire, United Kingdom. Key dates include the submission deadline for tenders, which is set for 13th July 2026, with the contract period expected to run from 3rd August 2026 to 31st August 2028, with a potential overrun extending to the end of December 2028. The procurement is estimated at a gross value of £15.6 million, with a focus on quality, social value, and cost efficiencies.

SCH - NCCHT Retail Space Lease - 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 a Retail Space Lease. The Trust is undertaking this pre-market engagement to gain a better understanding of the market's capacity, capability, and appetite to deliver this service. 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 currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process for a Retail Space Lease. The procurement involves pre-market engagement, aimed at understanding the market's capacity and interest in providing retail trade services. This opportunity, identified as "SCH - NCCHT Retail Space Lease - Pre-market Engagement," is in the services industry category and is located in Sheffield, United Kingdom. The Trust has scheduled this engagement with an initial milestone due on 29th May 2026. Key stakeholders, including small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and voluntary, community, and social enterprises (VCSEs) are encouraged to get involved as the procurement strategy and service specifications develop, leading up to a further notice expected on 15th June 2026.

Call-Off Contract under NHS SBS Framework SBS10246 - SCH Furniture (and associated products) for NCCHT

Description: This notice relates to a contract award via a call-off under the NHS Shared Business Services Framework SBS10246 (Design, Furniture and Appliances 2), originally procured under previous legislation. This publication is being made to support transparency requirements under the Procurement Act 2023.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust involves a planned call-off contract under the NHS Shared Business Services Framework SBS10246. It pertains to the supply of furniture and associated products for NCCHT. The procurement is in the planning stage and is classified under the goods category, specifically focusing on furniture, furnishings, and domestic appliances. The contract is structured as an award under the existing framework, applying a selective procurement method. This process involves delivery to the region UKE32 in the United Kingdom, with a contract valued at £239,275.10 nett and £287,130.12 gross. Key dates to note include the publication date of 12th June 2026 and the planned contract period from 12th June to 31st July 2026.

5044/AM/CK Laser Powder Bed Fusion System

Description: 5044/AM/CK Laser Powder Bed Fusion System The University of Sheffield wishes to invite tenders for a Laser Powder Bed Fusion System on behalf of the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre, North West based in Samlesbury. Scope of Requirement The University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) Northwest, based at our state-of-the-art facility in Samlesbury, is seeking a forward-thinking partner for the supply, installation, and commissioning of a cutting-edge Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) System. This equipment will act as a cornerstone for our facility's pioneering research, testing, and demonstration activities. By partnering with us, the successful supplier will play a vital role in advancing the AMRC's cutting-edge research into critical additive manufacturing technologies, including design for manufacturability, advanced process parameter development, and innovative process monitoring techniques. We are (read more...)

Summary: The University of Sheffield is seeking to procure a Laser Powder Bed Fusion System for its Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) Northwest, located in Samlesbury. This procurement process, titled "5044/AM/CK Laser Powder Bed Fusion System," falls under the "Machine tools" industry category. The contract is part of an open tender procedure, with submissions due by 13th July 2026 and an anticipated contract start date of 1st August 2026. The main goal is to acquire industry-leading technology to facilitate research in additive manufacturing within sectors like aerospace and biomedical industries. The estimated contract value is £768,000 GBP.

5044/AM/CK Laser Powder Bed Fusion System

Description: 5044/AM/CK Laser Powder Bed Fusion System The University of Sheffield wishes to invite tenders for a Laser Powder Bed Fusion System on behalf of the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre, North West based in Samlesbury. Scope of Requirement The University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) Northwest, based at our state-of-the-art facility in Samlesbury, is seeking a forward-thinking partner for the supply, installation, and commissioning of a cutting-edge Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) System. This equipment will act as a cornerstone for our facility's pioneering research, testing, and demonstration activities. By partnering with us, the successful supplier will play a vital role in advancing the AMRC's cutting-edge research into critical additive manufacturing technologies, including design for manufacturability, advanced process parameter development, and innovative process monitoring techniques. We are (read more...)

Summary: The University of Sheffield is seeking to procure a Laser Powder Bed Fusion System for its Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) Northwest, located in Samlesbury. This procurement process, titled "5044/AM/CK Laser Powder Bed Fusion System," falls under the "Machine tools" industry category. The contract is part of an open tender procedure, with submissions due by 13th July 2026 and an anticipated contract start date of 1st August 2026. The main goal is to acquire industry-leading technology to facilitate research in additive manufacturing within sectors like aerospace and biomedical industries. The estimated contract value is £768,000 GBP.

Call-Off Contract under NHS SBS Framework SBS10246 - SCH Furniture (and associated products) for NCCHT

Description: This notice relates to a contract award via a call-off under the NHS Shared Business Services Framework SBS10246 (Design, Furniture and Appliances 2), originally procured under previous legislation. This publication is being made to support transparency requirements under the Procurement Act 2023.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust involves a planned call-off contract under the NHS Shared Business Services Framework SBS10246. It pertains to the supply of furniture and associated products for NCCHT. The procurement is in the planning stage and is classified under the goods category, specifically focusing on furniture, furnishings, and domestic appliances. The contract is structured as an award under the existing framework, applying a selective procurement method. This process involves delivery to the region UKE32 in the United Kingdom, with a contract valued at £239,275.10 nett and £287,130.12 gross. Key dates to note include the publication date of 12th June 2026 and the planned contract period from 12th June to 31st July 2026.

Sheffield Vehicle Recovery RFQ

Description: Sheffield City Council is seeking to appoint a suitably experienced Service Provider to deliver a 24/7 vehicle breakdown and recovery service for Council-owned, leased, and hired vehicles. The service will cover a wide range of vehicle types and include prompt response and recovery across the Sheffield area and, where required, further afield.

Summary: Sheffield City Council is inviting tenders for the provision of a 24/7 vehicle breakdown and recovery service for its owned, leased, and hired vehicles. This open procurement process, classified under the service category, involves a comprehensive yet competitive solicitation for businesses able to manage diverse vehicle types across the Sheffield area and beyond. The tender, titled "Sheffield Vehicle Recovery RFQ," falls within the 'services' industry category and aims for contract commencement from 3rd August 2026 to 2nd August 2028, with the possibility of a 12-month extension. Key deadlines include an enquiry period ending on 26th June 2026 and a tender submission deadline of 3rd July 2026.

Supplier Managed Inventory - Chlorine Tablets

Description: The purpose of the contract is to ensure a resilient and prioritised supply of chlorine disinfectant combination tablets with detergent 1.7g NaDCC in the event of a national pandemic or public health emergency. As part of this arrangement, the supplier will be required to hold sufficient raw materials (NaDCC) and packaging components to enable production of the volume of additional stockholding for the Authority at 22,723,800 chlorine tablets ("materials"). The arrangement operates independently of the Authority's existing Chlorine Framework [2024/S 000-039165] and must ensure timely delivery continuity in the event of a national pandemic or public health emergency conditions, including those resulting in UK border closures ("emergency conditions"). Indicative Requirement 1. Direct Agreement with a Supplier The Authority intends to enter into a direct contractual agreement with a (read more...)

Summary: The public procurement process initiated by Supply Chain Coordination Limited (SCCL) is aimed at securing a Supplier Managed Inventory of chlorine tablets to maintain a resilient and prioritised supply during national pandemics or public health emergencies. The procuring entity, the North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative, operates on behalf of SCCL from Sheffield. The tender focuses on categories including chlorine, stock-control services, and warehouse management systems. The procurement is at the tender update stage, with essential deadlines for enquiries on 20th July 2026 and tender submission by 22nd July 2026. The project is part of services procurement, with an open procedure procurement method and bids being submitted electronically. The contract, valued at approximately £10,210,000, is scheduled to commence on 9th September 2026 and potentially extend until September 2031, being initially set for three years with a possible two-year extension.

Supplier Managed Inventory - Chlorine Tablets

Description: The Authority is exploring the potential to establish a direct contractual arrangement with a chlorine tablet supplier. The purpose of the contract is to ensure a resilient and prioritised supply of chlorine disinfectant combination tablets with detergent 1.7g NaDCC in the event of a national pandemic or public health emergency. As part of this arrangement, the supplier would be required to hold sufficient raw materials (NaDCC) and packaging components to enable production of circa. 9-30 million chlorine tablets ("materials"). *This volume range is an estimate only and subject to final confirmation at the Invitation to Tender (ITT) stage. The arrangement would operate independently of the Authority's existing Chlorine Framework [2024/S 000-039165] and must ensure timely delivery continuity in the event of a national pandemic or public health emergency (read more...)

Summary: The public procurement process initiated by Supply Chain Coordination Limited (SCCL) is aimed at securing a Supplier Managed Inventory of chlorine tablets to maintain a resilient and prioritised supply during national pandemics or public health emergencies. The procuring entity, the North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative, operates on behalf of SCCL from Sheffield. The tender focuses on categories including chlorine, stock-control services, and warehouse management systems. The procurement is at the tender update stage, with essential deadlines for enquiries on 20th July 2026 and tender submission by 22nd July 2026. The project is part of services procurement, with an open procedure procurement method and bids being submitted electronically. The contract, valued at approximately £10,210,000, is scheduled to commence on 9th September 2026 and potentially extend until September 2031, being initially set for three years with a possible two-year extension.

Sheffield e-Bike Hire Scheme

Description: Sheffield City Council is seeking to introduce an e-bike hire scheme into the city to provide an additional mode of sustainable and active transport to the residents and visitors to the city. The proposed scheme will provide all e-bikes to suit Sheffield's hilly topography. The e-bikes will be hired from designated parking locations (either marked bays or physical infrastructure such as racks or docks), to ensure efficient management of cycle hire parking and safety of pedestrians and other road users.

Summary: Sheffield City Council is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process to establish an e-bike hire scheme in the city. This initiative, detailed under the procurement ID 054694-2026, is intended to provide a sustainable transportation option tailored to Sheffield's hilly terrain. The procurement process is classified under the services category and falls within the competitive flexible procedure method, with a total projected value of £9,350,000. Key dates include a future notice release scheduled for 5th July 2026, with the project expected to start on 1st February 2027 and conclude by 31st January 2031. This ambitious project will take place within Sheffield, United Kingdom, in the UKE32 region, aiming for efficient management of e-bike parking locations to ensure safety and accessibility for all city residents and visitors.