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Market Engagement - West Midlands Tier 4 CAMHS Lead Provider

Description: Market Engagement for West Midlands Tier 4 CAMHS Lead Provider

Summary: NHS England is planning a market engagement for the provision of a Tier 4 CAMHS Lead Provider for the West Midlands Region, described under the CPV code 85000000 for health and social work services. This procurement process, in the planning stage, focuses on services within this industry category and location. Interested parties are invited to complete a market engagement questionnaire, with the deadline for responses set at 17:00 on 10 April 2026. The initiative aims to ensure the specialised services are appropriately aligned to regional needs, drawing insight from sector expertise.

Herd Farm High Rope Installation

Description: The project is to replace the existing high ropes structure with a new linear course, incorporating high ropes and crate stack activities. The new structure will be used nearly everyday and need to include a belay system for staff to offer tailor support. Full planning permission has been granted.

Summary: Leeds City Council is planning a procurement process titled "Herd Farm High Rope Installation," involving the replacement of existing high ropes equipment with a new linear course that incorporates high ropes and crate stack activities. This tender, classified under the "Playground equipment" industry category, is located in Leeds, United Kingdom (region UKE42) and will operate at the sub-central government level. The procurement is currently in the planning stage with full planning permission already obtained, and the project is scheduled to commence on 4th May 2026, concluding on 31st July 2026. Key dates include a scheduled engagement deadline on 10th April 2026, and a future notice date for further communications on 20th April 2026.

Herd Farm High Rope Installation

Description: The project is to replace the existing high ropes structure with a new linear course, incorporating high ropes and crate stack activities. The new structure will be used nearly everyday and need to include a belay system for staff to offer tailor support. Full planning permission has been granted.

Summary: Leeds City Council is planning a procurement process titled "Herd Farm High Rope Installation," involving the replacement of existing high ropes equipment with a new linear course that incorporates high ropes and crate stack activities. This tender, classified under the "Playground equipment" industry category, is located in Leeds, United Kingdom (region UKE42) and will operate at the sub-central government level. The procurement is currently in the planning stage with full planning permission already obtained, and the project is scheduled to commence on 4th May 2026, concluding on 31st July 2026. Key dates include a scheduled engagement deadline on 10th April 2026, and a future notice date for further communications on 20th April 2026.

LBS Demolition Services

Description: The scope of these works are to deliver demolition services to support the Councils internal service provider, Leeds Building Services (LBS) and replace the framework currently in place for the Council.

Summary: Leeds City Council is planning a public procurement process for "LBS Demolition Services", aimed at supporting its internal service division, Leeds Building Services, by replacing the existing framework. The procurement falls under the "works" category within the demolition services industry. The upcoming tender is in the planning stage, and interested parties are encouraged to submit the Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) document via the LCC Jaggaer portal by 9 April 2026. The contract period is scheduled to begin on 1 September 2027 and conclude by 31 August 2029, with the potential for renewal until 2031. The procurement is relevant to businesses located within the UK, specifically the UKE42 region.

Upcoming Request for Information (RFI): Supplier & Customer Due Diligence & Know Your Customer Services

Description: A request for information to understand the market's capability, innovation, and approaches relating to due diligence activities supporting supplier onboarding, customer screening, and compliance processes for the National Wealth Fund Limited. These services may include, but are not be limited to, on-call supply chain mapping and due diligence checks, Supply chain Modern Slavery risk assessments, Financial Crime screening and Know Your Customer checks. The NWF is looking to consider the delivery models that could provide this service, such as: - SaaS / Tooling only (buyer operated); - Managed Service (supplier operated with buyer oversight) - A Hybrid (Buyer operated Tooling with Supplier support for investigation).

Summary: National Wealth Fund Limited, based in Leeds, is seeking to enhance its due diligence and know your customer (KYC) services through a supplier and customer engagement process. This upcoming initiative, classified under software package and information systems, as well as research and consultancy services, will focus on areas such as supply chain mapping, modern slavery risk assessments, financial crime screening, and compliance processes. The first phase involves a Request for Information (RFI) to gather insights from the market, starting 18th March 2026 with responses due by 6th April 2026. The procurement is in its planning stage, with applications facilitated through the Atamis eSourcing Portal. The RFI will help shape the procurement strategy, potentially leading to a Request for Proposal (RFP). Key stakeholders include Jonathan Crossley from NWF, who can be contacted for more details.

Stairlift Servicing and Call Outs - Leeds Building Services

Description: Leeds City Council has a requirement for a sub-contractor(s) to undertake Stairlift Servicing and Call Outs on behalf of Leeds Building Services. Leeds Building Services (LBS) is the in-house service provider for construction, repairs and maintenance works for directorates across the council. This below information sets out Leeds City Council's requirements for stairlift servicing and call outs. * Contract period is anticipated to run April 2026 - March 2027 subject to internal authorisation and mobilisation period. * We are looking to appoint up to 2 contractors. * Assets (not properties) will be up to 800 across all contractors appointed. This number is indicative not guaranteed. * Work will be issued in batches according to due date. * Contractors will be required to have access to and update the (read more...)

Summary: This procurement, initiated by Leeds City Council, aims to appoint up to two contractors to handle stairlift servicing and call-outs for Leeds Building Services, an in-house service provider for council directorates. This tender appears in the goods category and follows an open competition method. The project is set to commence in May 2026, with a contract period running until March 2027. Located in Leeds, United Kingdom, the Council has set key dates including an enquiry period ending on 24th March 2026 and a submission deadline on 31st March 2026. With a gross estimated value of £118,000, this tender presents an active opportunity within the sub-central government framework.

Request for Information (RFI): Climate Risk Analysis Scenario Modelling & Physical Risk Assessment

Description: The National Wealth Fund seeks market insight on climate risk analysis, including scenario modelling and asset-level physical risk assessment, to inform future procurement and enhance portfolio-level decision making.

Summary: The National Wealth Fund Limited, a central government public authority headquartered in Leeds, has issued a Request for Information regarding Climate Risk Analysis Scenario Modelling & Physical Risk Assessment. This invitation is aimed at gathering market insights that will inform potential future procurement strategies. This initiative focuses on technical services in risk assessment and climate scenario modelling across the United Kingdom, specifically in the region of UKE42. The current status is planning, with a pivotal milestone planned for responses to be submitted via the Atamis eSourcing Portal by 12:00 noon on 6 April 2026. This tender is part of a broader strategy to support the Government's industrial objectives, especially those aligned with green technologies like hydrogen and gigafactories.

Request for Information (RFI): Climate Risk Analysis Scenario Modelling & Physical Risk Assessment

Description: The National Wealth Fund seeks market insight on climate risk analysis, including scenario modelling and asset-level physical risk assessment, to inform future procurement and enhance portfolio-level decision making.

Summary: The National Wealth Fund Limited, a central government public authority headquartered in Leeds, has issued a Request for Information regarding Climate Risk Analysis Scenario Modelling & Physical Risk Assessment. This invitation is aimed at gathering market insights that will inform potential future procurement strategies. This initiative focuses on technical services in risk assessment and climate scenario modelling across the United Kingdom, specifically in the region of UKE42. The current status is planning, with a pivotal milestone planned for responses to be submitted via the Atamis eSourcing Portal by 12:00 noon on 6 April 2026. This tender is part of a broader strategy to support the Government's industrial objectives, especially those aligned with green technologies like hydrogen and gigafactories.

Request for Information (RFI): Climate Risk Analysis Scenario Modelling & Physical Risk Assessment

Description: The National Wealth Fund seeks market insight on climate risk analysis, including scenario modelling and asset-level physical risk assessment, to inform future procurement and enhance portfolio-level decision making.

Summary: The National Wealth Fund Limited, a central government public authority headquartered in Leeds, has issued a Request for Information regarding Climate Risk Analysis Scenario Modelling & Physical Risk Assessment. This invitation is aimed at gathering market insights that will inform potential future procurement strategies. This initiative focuses on technical services in risk assessment and climate scenario modelling across the United Kingdom, specifically in the region of UKE42. The current status is planning, with a pivotal milestone planned for responses to be submitted via the Atamis eSourcing Portal by 12:00 noon on 6 April 2026. This tender is part of a broader strategy to support the Government's industrial objectives, especially those aligned with green technologies like hydrogen and gigafactories.

White Rose Regional Framework

Description: The White Rose Partnership which comprises of 14 Placing Authorities (Local Authorities/Trusts). These include: * Barnsley, Bradford (and the Trust), Doncaster, East Riding, Hull, Leeds, North East Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire, Rotherham, Sheffield, Calderdale, Kirklees, Wakefield, York. The purpose of this section is to set out the overarching framework and expectations for the White Rose Regional Partnership ("WR Partnership") in how local authorities commission, manage, and deliver care services for children, young people, and families across Yorkshire and Humber. Specifically, it: * Defines the standards, responsibilities, and performance expectations for Providers delivering services under the White Rose regional agreement. * Establishes a consistent, regional approach to commissioning residential care, fostering, and family support services. * Ensures that Providers and Placing Authorities work within a shared framework aligned to national (read more...)

Summary: The upcoming White Rose Regional Framework, led by Leeds City Council, targets the social work and related services industry across Yorkshire and the Humber. With the procurement process in the planning stage, several key market engagement events are scheduled throughout 2026 in various locations, including The Barnsley Health Federation. This framework seeks to reinforce the regional care services for children, young people, and families, as outlined in its overarching framework agreement. The most significant dates for further notices commence from 7th September 2026, with workshops scheduled in August and September focusing on different aspects of the framework, such as QMF, pricing models, and contract management.