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Circular Food Growing Model

Description: City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council (the Council) is commissioning a provider to deliver a circular food growing model for Bradford primary schools, secondary schools and alternative provision settings, consisting of five key areas: food education, food growing, selling food produce, seed donation, and composting.

Summary: The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council is engaging in a procurement process titled "Circular Food Growing Model," focusing on the delivery of services within the community health and education sectors. This tender is designed to implement a circular food growing model across Bradford's educational institutions, including primary and secondary schools. The procurement is taking place in the Yorkshire and the Humber region (UKE41), United Kingdom, under an open competition method suitable for contracts below the threshold. As of the current tender stage, active with a submission deadline on 2nd September 2026, potential suppliers must submit their enquiries by 23rd August 2026. The anticipated contract, which is valued at £155,000 excluding VAT, is set to commence on 1st September 2026 and will run until 30th August 2030.

NHSWYICB - SEMH Cluster Support Service

Description: The service is aimed to improve social emotional and mental health for children and young people living in Leeds through a locally delivered and integrated approach.

There is a core offer in every cluster consisting of:

* 1:1 work Around 6-8 sessions usually (up to a maximum of 12 sessions where required).
* Staff consultation
* Parent/Carer consultation pre and post the sessions (also pre / post consultation for the YP where appropriate)
* Providing the mental health element of a holistic and integrated approach to assessment and support linked with cluster team that may include capacity to undertake Family Support work around parenting functioning and relationships.

Summary: The procurement process is focused on awarding a contract for the "NHSWYICB - SEMH Cluster Support Service", managed by the NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, located in Bradford, United Kingdom. This tender falls within the community health services industry category, with a particular aim to improve social, emotional, and mental health for children and young people in Leeds through integrated services. The procurement has progressed to the award stage as of 11 August 2026, with the contract period set from 1 September 2026 to 31 August 2027. This process has utilised the Direct Award C Process under the Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime Regulations 2023, without the need for prior publication of a call for competition, reinforcing continuity and stability in service delivery.

NHSWYICB - SEMH Cluster Support Service

Description: The service is aimed to improve social emotional and mental health for children and young people living in Leeds through a locally delivered and integrated approach.

There is a core offer in every cluster consisting of:

* 1:1 work Around 6-8 sessions usually (up to a maximum of 12 sessions where required).
* Staff consultation
* Parent/Carer consultation pre and post the sessions (also pre / post consultation for the YP where appropriate)
* Providing the mental health element of a holistic and integrated approach to assessment and support linked with cluster team that may include capacity to undertake Family Support work around parenting functioning and relationships.

Summary: The NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board has formally awarded a contract for the SEMH Cluster Support Service. This procurement process, governed by the Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Regulations 2023, focuses on improving social emotional and mental health for children and young people in Leeds. The contract, valued at £984,641, is set for the period from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2027. It was awarded following a Direct Award Process C, meaning this service is a continuation of an existing contract with the same providers, including Northpoint Wellbeing Limited, without a prior call for competition due to the ongoing quality and integration provided within the Leeds healthcare system. The procurement stage is at the award phase, with contract signing confirmed on 16th July 2026.

NHSWYICB - SEMH Cluster Support Service

Description: The service is aimed to improve social emotional and mental health for children and young people living in Leeds through a locally delivered and integrated approach.

There is a core offer in every cluster consisting of:

* 1:1 work Around 6-8 sessions usually (up to a maximum of 12 sessions where required).
* Staff consultation
* Parent/Carer consultation pre and post the sessions (also pre / post consultation for the YP where appropriate)
* Providing the mental health element of a holistic and integrated approach to assessment and support linked with cluster team that may include capacity to undertake Family Support work around parenting functioning and relationships.

Summary: The procurement process for the "NHSWYICB - SEMH Cluster Support Service" is led by the NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, focusing on community health services within the services category. The procurement, located in Leeds, aims to enhance the social, emotional, and mental health of children and young people through a holistic approach. The current stage is the award phase, as the contract has been confirmed under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) regulations of 2023. The contract period is set from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2027, with a value of £256,402, highlighting the emphasised commitment to high-quality, integrated care without invoking the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 or Procurement Act 2023. This follows a direct award process, focusing on continuity due to the successful outcome of provider performance assessments and system integration in Leeds.

Biosolids Recycling Management System

Description: The objective of this Procurement Process is to procure a modern, commercially supported biosolids recycling management solution for Yorkshire Water. The solution is required to support the management, tracking and compliance assurance of treated sludge/biosolids from production through storage, sampling, order processing, permitting, delivery, field application and reporting. The Contract Opportunity is expected to cover the provision, implementation, configuration, integration, data migration, training, support and ongoing maintenance of a biosolids management solution. Yorkshire Water is seeking an off-the-shelf or commercially supported solution which can be configured to Yorkshire Water's requirements with limited bespoke development, rather than a fully bespoke build. Please refer to the attachments for further details on the scope of services

Summary: Yorkshire Water Services Limited has initiated a procurement process for a "Biosolids Recycling Management System" under a competitive flexible procedure. The aim is to acquire a modern, commercially supported solution to manage biosolids recycling efficiently. This tender falls under the services category, targeting industry-specific software packages and software-related services. The process involves a two-stage procurement method, which includes Conditions of Participation followed by an Invitation to Tender. Key dates include an expression of interest deadline on 28 August 2026 and an enquiry period ending on 18 August 2026. The contract is intended to commence on 1 April 2027 and last until 31 March 2030, with potential extensions up to 2032. The procurement process involves a budget of £750,000 with a gross amount valued at £900,000, and it is above the threshold for utilities in the UK regions of UKD, UKE, and UKG.

Biosolids Recycling Management System

Description: The objective of this Procurement Process is to procure a modern, commercially supported biosolids recycling management solution for Yorkshire Water. The solution is required to support the management, tracking and compliance assurance of treated sludge/biosolids from production through storage, sampling, order processing, permitting, delivery, field application and reporting. The Contract Opportunity is expected to cover the provision, implementation, configuration, integration, data migration, training, support and ongoing maintenance of a biosolids management solution. Yorkshire Water is seeking an off-the-shelf or commercially supported solution which can be configured to Yorkshire Water's requirements with limited bespoke development, rather than a fully bespoke build. Please refer to the attachments for further details on the scope of services

Summary: Yorkshire Water Services Limited has initiated a procurement process for a "Biosolids Recycling Management System" under a competitive flexible procedure. The aim is to acquire a modern, commercially supported solution to manage biosolids recycling efficiently. This tender falls under the services category, targeting industry-specific software packages and software-related services. The process involves a two-stage procurement method, which includes Conditions of Participation followed by an Invitation to Tender. Key dates include an expression of interest deadline on 28 August 2026 and an enquiry period ending on 18 August 2026. The contract is intended to commence on 1 April 2027 and last until 31 March 2030, with potential extensions up to 2032. The procurement process involves a budget of £750,000 with a gross amount valued at £900,000, and it is above the threshold for utilities in the UK regions of UKD, UKE, and UKG.

CM 3548 Infrastructure

Description: Yorkshire Water is reviewing its existing Infrastructure Works programme that covers a broad range of water and wastewater infrastructure activities across Yorkshire Water's network. As part of this review, Yorkshire Water is undertaking early market engagement with suppliers to: * Understand supplier capability, capacity and areas of expertise; * Gauge interest in working with Yorkshire Water in the future; * Seek views on potential delivery and lotting models; * Understand preferences regarding commercial and incentive arrangements; * Identify opportunities for efficiencies, innovation and collaboration. The intended programme will run during AMP9 and AMP10 with an estimated annual spend of approximately PS330 million. The works may range from complex strategic infrastructure projects to customer-focused distribution and network activities. Suppliers with relevant experience and capability are invited to express interest (read more...)

Summary: Yorkshire Water Services Limited is initiating early market engagement as part of their review of the Infrastructure Works programme, which encompasses a comprehensive range of water and wastewater infrastructure activities. This is a "planning" stage within the procurement process and invites suppliers to provide feedback through a market engagement survey by 12 August 2026. The programme, carried out across various regions of the UK, from Yorkshire to the South East, foresees an estimated annual expenditure of around £330 million. The notice, titled "CM 3548 Infrastructure", falls under the works industry category and aims at gaining insights into supplier capabilities, commercial preferences, and potential delivery models in preparation for the AMP9 and AMP10 cycles. The engagement process does not yet constitute a formal call for competition.

Grounds and Winter Maintenance Services

Description: Yorkshire Water Services is seeking to appoint multiple providers to support the delivery of its Grounds and Winter Maintenance Contract across its diverse property estate, predominantly under a planned maintenance process, but with an element of reactive works. The Grounds Maintenance is structured to be a regionalised split of the North, East, South and West, with a fifth specialised services provider for critical site locations. With the Winter Maintenance comprising of a North and East, and South and west split, with two additional 'back up' provisions. There will be a requirement to deliver in other regions as and when support is deemed necessary by the Yorkshire Water Services appointed persons. Pest control services currently sits within the Grounds Maintenance Contract, feedback from the market would be welcome if (read more...)

Summary: Yorkshire Water Services Limited, located in Bradford, has initiated the planning stage for a public procurement process to appoint multiple providers for its Grounds and Winter Maintenance Services. This tender falls under the utilities sector and is structured to cover various regions within the UK, including a regionalised service split for maintenance activities such as weed clearance, grounds maintenance, tree pruning, litter collection, snow-clearing, and pest-control services. A preliminary market engagement notice has been published with a deadline for interested parties to express their interest by 10 August 2026. The procurement is intended to support ongoing maintenance needs across Yorkshire Water’s diverse property estate, with services due to commence on 1 April 2027.

Fleet Management

Description: Scope Yorkshire Water is issuing this Preliminary Market Engagement Notice in accordance with Section 16 of the Procurement Act 2023 to inform the market of its intention to engage with suppliers regarding a potential future procurement for fleet management and associated management information services/software. Yorkshire Water operates a fleet across the North of England that compromises of Cars, LCV, HGV and Plant vehicles, both ICE and EV. Yorkshire Water are seeking to understand current market capabilities, innovation, commercial models and reporting functionality available from suppliers. The engagement will help shape procurement strategy, service specification, contract structure and evaluation methodology for any future procurement activity. Yorkshire Water is interested in engaging with suppliers capable of delivering a solution that aligns with the following requirements: Core Fleet & Operational Management (read more...)

Summary: Yorkshire Water Services Limited has initiated a public procurement process focused on fleet management services, under the industry category of fleet management, repair, and maintenance services. This process, currently in the planning stage, targets the North of England, particularly the Yorkshire region. Key dates include the deadline for expressions of interest by 20 August 2026. The procurement process is gauging interest via a preliminary market engagement notice as per the Procurement Act 2023, with the projected contract period starting on 1 April 2027. Interested parties are required to express their interest by providing detailed capabilities, experience, and proposals for innovative solutions ranging from vehicle maintenance to EV fleet integration.

NHSE1110 Primary Care Occupational Health Services - WY (RFI)

Description: North of England Commissioning Support (NECS) is working for and on behalf of NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) (the Contracting Authority), who are conducting a Request for Information (RFI) exercise in order to gain a better understanding of the capacity and appetite of the market to deliver Primary Care Occupational Health Services across West Yorkshire.

Summary: The procurement process for the "NHSE1110 Primary Care Occupational Health Services - WY (RFI)" is currently at the planning stage, initiated by North of England Commissioning Support (NECS) on behalf of the NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB). This tender falls within the health services industry category, specifically aimed at providing primary care occupational health services in West Yorkshire. Organisations are invited to participate in a Request for Information (RFI) exercise to assess market capacity and interest. Key dates to note include the availability of RFI documentation from 3 August 2026 and the submission deadline set for 12:00 noon on 17 August 2026. Located in Bradford, the ICB is a public body subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, utilising an electronic tendering tool, Atamis, for all communications.