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Debt Resolution - Collection of

Description: Debt collection UK & overseas services relating to the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Summary: The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has initiated an open procurement process for debt resolution, focusing on collection agency services both within the UK and overseas. This procurement falls under the 'services' category and follows an open procedure, ensuring an inclusive opportunity for potential bidders. The project is located in Leeds, with the procurement process currently in the tender stage. The submission deadline for proposals is set for 9th September 2026, while the award is anticipated by 15th October 2026. The contract is designed to start on 2nd November 2026, spanning an initial term of three years, with possibilities for extension in two 12-month terms. The total contract value is estimated at £480,000, offering financial stability through a structured procurement process within a central government public authority framework.

Delivery of Apprenticeship Levy Transfer Service

Description: The West Yorkshire Combined Authority (Combined Authority) are looking to contract a Consultant to deliver a fully managed apprenticeship levy transfer service, including the receiving and matching of pledges along with providing ongoing support to employers and training providers as required.

Summary: The West Yorkshire Combined Authority is seeking a consultant to deliver a fully managed apprenticeship levy transfer service, as detailed in their tender titled "Delivery of Apprenticeship Levy Transfer Service". This procurement falls under the services category, specifically administration services, and is open to UK suppliers. The process is in the tender stage, with the deadline for enquiries set for 19th August 2026 and the submission deadline on 28th August 2026. The contract, valued at £120,000, will commence on 3rd November 2026 and conclude on 1st December 2028. It is being conducted using an open competition procurement method, below the threshold, and invites electronic submissions via a specified platform.

Waste Management Services

Description: To provide waste management to the Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds, and at Fort Nelson in Portsmouth, which is reliable; efficient; auditable and cost-effective waste collection, disposal and recycling service which complies with all current legislation and Health and Safety standards Current Scope * General waste collection and disposal * Dry mixed recycling and segregated recycling streams * Glass collection * Food waste collection, * Provision, delivery, maintenance and replacement of bins, skips or other containers * Scheduled and ad hoc collections * Waste transfer documentation and full traceability of waste streams * Performance reporting, including volumes, recycling rates and disposal routes * Support for waste reduction, segregation and improved recycling performance * Animal waste skips to support horse show events throughout the year. The appointed supplier. shall ensure (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Armouries Museum, located in Leeds, is initiating a procurement process for waste management services, with the scope of services to be delivered at both their primary location and Fort Nelson in Portsmouth. The contract covers the collection, disposal, and recycling of various types of waste, including general, dry mixed recycling, food, glass, and animal waste, ensuring compliance with current legislation and health & safety standards. The initial contract value is £193,000 with optional extensions bringing the total to £322,000. The procurement is currently at the planning stage, and interested parties should note the upcoming engagement deadline on 23 August 2026 to provide feedback on new social value criteria that will influence tender evaluation.

Leeds Stop Smoking Service (community service for people who smoke with, or are at risk of, developing a common mental health illness and / or a long term physical health condition)

Description: Leeds Stop Smoking Service (LSSS) will be delivered in the community and will engage and support people who smoke to stop smoking. This Service will focus on delivering support for people who smoke with, or at risk of developing a common mental health illness and /or a long-term physical health condition (the priority group) and within that, will prioritise working with groups and in areas of the city where smoking rates are higher than average for the city.

Summary: Leeds City Council is initiating a procurement process for the provision of the Leeds Stop Smoking Service. This community health service is aimed at assisting individuals who smoke, particularly those at risk of developing mental health illnesses or long-term physical health conditions. The service will prioritise areas in Leeds where smoking rates exceed the city's average. The planned commencement date for the contract is 1st September 2026, running until 31st March 2027, with a future notice date set for 1st September 2026. This procurement falls under the services category, with a focus on community health services, classified under CPV code 85323000. The procurement stage is currently at the planning stage, with intentions to award through the Most Suitable Provider process, in accordance with the Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime 2023.

Leeds Stop Smoking Service (community service for people who smoke with, or are at risk of, developing a common mental health illness and / or a long term physical health condition)

Description: Leeds Stop Smoking Service (LSSS) will be delivered in the community and will engage and support people who smoke to stop smoking. This Service will focus on delivering support for people who smoke with, or at risk of developing a common mental health illness and /or a long-term physical health condition (the priority group) and within that, will prioritise working with groups and in areas of the city where smoking rates are higher than average for the city.

Summary: Leeds City Council is initiating a procurement process for the provision of the Leeds Stop Smoking Service. This community health service is aimed at assisting individuals who smoke, particularly those at risk of developing mental health illnesses or long-term physical health conditions. The service will prioritise areas in Leeds where smoking rates exceed the city's average. The planned commencement date for the contract is 1st September 2026, running until 31st March 2027, with a future notice date set for 1st September 2026. This procurement falls under the services category, with a focus on community health services, classified under CPV code 85323000. The procurement stage is currently at the planning stage, with intentions to award through the Most Suitable Provider process, in accordance with the Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime 2023.

Delivery of Apprenticeship Levy Transfer Service

Description: The West Yorkshire Combined Authority (Combined Authority) are looking to contract a Consultant to deliver a fully managed apprenticeship levy transfer service, including the receiving and matching of pledges along with providing ongoing support to employers and training providers as required.

Summary: The West Yorkshire Combined Authority is seeking a consultant to deliver a fully managed apprenticeship levy transfer service, as detailed in their tender titled "Delivery of Apprenticeship Levy Transfer Service". This procurement falls under the services category, specifically administration services, and is open to UK suppliers. The process is in the tender stage, with the deadline for enquiries set for 19th August 2026 and the submission deadline on 28th August 2026. The contract, valued at £120,000, will commence on 3rd November 2026 and conclude on 1st December 2028. It is being conducted using an open competition procurement method, below the threshold, and invites electronic submissions via a specified platform.

Highways and Transportation Cost Consultancy Services Framework

Description: The Authority is seeking a consultancy with expertise in providing cost management services and with the ability to offer agile and reactive working arrangements to support the Authority in the delivery of their Highways and Transportation Capital Works Programme.

Summary: Leeds City Council is inviting tenders for its 'Highways and Transportation Cost Consultancy Services Framework'. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, having been opened on 6th August 2026. This framework seeks expert consultants in cost management services, particularly those capable of agile and reactive arrangements, to support the council's Highways and Transportation Capital Works Programme across the Yorkshire and Humber region (UK, region UKE). The open procurement method is being used, and key dates include an enquiry period ending on 27th August 2026, a tender submission deadline of 3rd September 2026, and an expected award by 1st October 2026. Contracts are anticipated to begin on 2nd November 2026, running until 1st November 2028, with potential extensions up to 2030.

Provision of a Cleaning Service at Fort Nelson

Description: Royal Armouries is undertaking this procurement to appoint a suitably qualified, experienced and competent supplier to provide a comprehensive cleaning service at Fort Nelson. The requirement includes the delivery of daily cleaning across visitor, staff, operational and venue hire areas, together with scheduled periodic cleaning tasks, including deep cleaning, window cleaning, high-level cleaning, the supply and management of washroom consumables, and associated equipment, materials and service management arrangements. The appointed supplier will be required to deliver a reliable, safe, compliant and consistently high-quality service which supports the operation of Fort Nelson as a national museum, public visitor attraction and events venue throughout the contract term. The expected commencement date of the contract is 25 November 2026; however, the operational start date for service delivery will be 01 February (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Armouries Museum is seeking a qualified supplier to provide comprehensive cleaning services at Fort Nelson, located in the UKJ31 region of the United Kingdom. This procurement process is managed under the open procedure and covers services including daily cleaning, deep cleaning, and the supply and management of washroom consumables. The procurement is currently in the Tender stage, with key deadlines approaching, such as the enquiry period ending on 13 August 2026 and the tender period closing on 28 August 2026. The contract is expected to start on 25 November 2026, with operational commencement on 1 February 2027, allowing time for mobilisation. The total estimated contract value is £540,000 GBP, reflecting its importance and scale.

Sustainability and Climate Data Services

Description: Description Border to Coast Pensions Partnership Limited ("Border to Coast") is an FCA-regulated investment manager headquartered in Leeds, managing assets on behalf of 18 Local Government Pension Scheme ("LGPS") pension funds. Border to Coast is one of the UK's largest pension pools, responsible for the management and oversight of approximately PS120 billion of assets. The LGPS is one of the world's largest funded pension schemes, with around PS425 billion of assets and nearly seven million members. Requirement Border to Coast wishes to procure sustainability and climate data services to support implementation of its Responsible Investment and Engagement Strategies, including portfolio risk management, investment decision-making, stewardship activities, external reporting and Partner Fund support. The required information and analytics will support the identification, assessment and management of sustainability-related risks and (read more...)

Summary: The Border to Coast Pensions Partnership Limited is currently in the planning stage for procuring Sustainability and Climate Data Services, operating under a competitive flexible procedure. This process aims to enhance the organisation's Responsible Investment and Engagement Strategies. Situated in Leeds, UK, the partnership is undertaking this procurement in the services category, focusing on data supply and statistical services. The process includes an expression of interest deadline on 25th September 2026 and an anticipated contract award by 1st November 2026. This contract includes three main lots with distinct focuses: sustainability data, climate and transition data, and sustainable bond and impact data, with an estimated total value of £2.8 million. The initial contracts are expected to commence in January 2027 and will run for four years, with possible extensions up to a maximum of eight years.

Sustainability and Climate Data Services

Description: Border to Coast wishes to procure sustainability and climate data services to support implementation of its Responsible Investment and Engagement Strategies, including portfolio risk management, investment decision-making, stewardship activities, external reporting and Partner Fund support. The required information and analytics will support the identification, assessment and management of sustainability-related risks and opportunities relevant to long-term investment performance. The scope of information required is expected to include sustainability metrics and assessments; controversy and conduct-related indicators; human rights and international norms data (including UN Global Compact-related information); information supporting the monitoring of exclusions; climate and net zero analytics; and data to support portfolio monitoring, stewardship activities, risk management and reporting requirements. The tender is currently expected to be structured across three Lots. Border to Coast reserves the right to refine (read more...)

Summary: The Border to Coast Pensions Partnership Limited is currently in the planning stage for procuring Sustainability and Climate Data Services, operating under a competitive flexible procedure. This process aims to enhance the organisation's Responsible Investment and Engagement Strategies. Situated in Leeds, UK, the partnership is undertaking this procurement in the services category, focusing on data supply and statistical services. The process includes an expression of interest deadline on 25th September 2026 and an anticipated contract award by 1st November 2026. This contract includes three main lots with distinct focuses: sustainability data, climate and transition data, and sustainable bond and impact data, with an estimated total value of £2.8 million. The initial contracts are expected to commence in January 2027 and will run for four years, with possible extensions up to a maximum of eight years.