CPU 6172 Groceries, Frozen Food and Fresh Meat Supply

Description: Nottingham City Council intends to enter into an agreement with up to four suitably qualified contractors to supply and deliver Frozen Food and Groceries. Deliveries will be made to multiple Nottingham City Council Establishments within the city boundary.

Summary: Nottingham City Council is planning a procurement process for the supply and delivery of Frozen Food, Groceries, and Fresh Meat to various council establishments within Nottingham. This process, under the title "CPU 6172 Groceries, Frozen Food and Fresh Meat Supply," falls within the food industry category. It is currently in the planning stage, with the tender closing on 23 February 2026, and an enquiry period ending on 13 February 2026. The procurement method being employed is an accelerated open procedure due to a qualifying planned procurement notice, a factor which highlights the council's eagerness to streamline the tender process. The total value of this procurement is projected at £10,032,000 gross, covering three lots with individual contract periods starting from 30 March 2026 and potentially extending to 30 March 2031, depending on renewal decisions by the council.

CPU 6172 Groceries, Frozen Food and Fresh Meat Supply

Description: Nottingham City Council intends to enter into an agreement with up to four suitably qualified contractors to supply and deliver Frozen Food and Groceries. Deliveries will be made to multiple Nottingham City Council Establishments within the city boundary.

Summary: Nottingham City Council is planning a procurement process for the supply and delivery of Frozen Food, Groceries, and Fresh Meat to various council establishments within Nottingham. This process, under the title "CPU 6172 Groceries, Frozen Food and Fresh Meat Supply," falls within the food industry category. It is currently in the planning stage, with the tender closing on 23 February 2026, and an enquiry period ending on 13 February 2026. The procurement method being employed is an accelerated open procedure due to a qualifying planned procurement notice, a factor which highlights the council's eagerness to streamline the tender process. The total value of this procurement is projected at £10,032,000 gross, covering three lots with individual contract periods starting from 30 March 2026 and potentially extending to 30 March 2031, depending on renewal decisions by the council.

CPU 7609 Pouring Rights Partnership and Drinks Supply for National Ice Centre & Motorpoint Arena

Description: The Arena seeks to establish an agreement with leading drinks Suppliers to become its Pouring Rights partner and for the supply of beverage requirements throughout the venue with effect from 01 June 2026 and contract Commencement from 01 January 2027. The Pouring Rights contract will be split into seven Lots: * Lot 1: Draught Beers & Ciders * Lot 2: Packaged Beverages (bottled/canned) * Lot 3: Wine & Champagne * Lot 4: Spirits * Lot 5: Soft drinks and post mix * Lot 6: Water * Lot 7: Cocktails

Summary: Nottingham City Council is currently in the tender stage for the procurement titled "CPU 7609 Pouring Rights Partnership and Drinks Supply for National Ice Centre & Motorpoint Arena." This procurement process, published on 22 December 2025, falls under the industry category of food, beverages, tobacco, and related products, with an additional classification as drinks dispensers. It is located in England, United Kingdom. The tender closes on 24 April 2026, with the contract expected to commence on 1 January 2027 and conclude on 31 December 2033. The total contract value is estimated at £5,000,000, and the procurement method is noted as "Other." The contract is divided into seven lots, covering various categories of beverages.

Servicing and Maintenance of Medical Gas Pipeline Systems (MGPS) at Nottingham City Hospital

Description: The Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (The Authority) requires a Supplier for the provision of Servicing and Maintenance of the Medical Gas Pipeline System (MGPS) at the Nottingham City Hospital. The purpose of the contract is to ensure the Authority complies with Health Technical Memorandum (HTM) 02-01 as well as applicable standards and relevant legislation. A copy of HTM 02-01 can be found on the NHS England website: - https://www.england.nhs.uk/estates/health-technical-memoranda/ The objective of the contract is to ensure the provision of safe and MGPS for administering of medical gases (E.g. oxygen) to patients under the care of the Authority. An MPGS comprises a source of supply, pipeline distribution system, terminal units (to which the user connects and disconnects medical equipment) and a warning/alarm system. Systems include for, but (read more...)

Summary: The Nottingham University Hospital NHS Trust has initiated a procurement process for the servicing and maintenance of Medical Gas Pipeline Systems (MGPS) at the Nottingham City Hospital. This tender, active as of 19th December 2025, invites suppliers to participate in a competitive flexible procedure under the selective procurement method. The project is categorised under services related to the repair and maintenance of mechanical and electrical building installations, covering regions within the United Kingdom such as UKF14, UKF15, and others. Key dates include the deadline for expression of interest and enquiries on 30th January 2026, with the award period concluding on 1st September 2026. The contract term is set to commence on 1st December 2026, with an initial two-year period and the possibility of extension up to ten years, contingent on the supplier’s performance and budget availability. The financial value of the contract is estimated at £1,000,000 GBP exclusive of VAT. The procurement is administered through the Atamis e-Tendering portal, necessitating prior registration for access.

Servicing and Maintenance of Medical Gas Pipeline Systems (MGPS) at Nottingham City Hospital

Description: The Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (The Authority) requires a Supplier for the provision of Servicing and Maintenance of the Medical Gas Pipeline System (MGPS) at the Nottingham City Hospital. The purpose of the contract is to ensure the Authority complies with Health Technical Memorandum (HTM) 02-01 as well as applicable standards and relevant legislation. A copy of HTM 02-01 can be found on the NHS England website: - https://www.england.nhs.uk/estates/health-technical-memoranda/ The objective of the contract is to ensure the provision of safe and MGPS for administering of medical gases (E.g. oxygen) to patients under the care of the Authority. An MPGS comprises a source of supply, pipeline distribution system, terminal units (to which the user connects and disconnects medical equipment) and a warning/alarm system. Systems include for, but (read more...)

Summary: The Nottingham University Hospital NHS Trust has initiated a procurement process for the servicing and maintenance of Medical Gas Pipeline Systems (MGPS) at the Nottingham City Hospital. This tender, active as of 19th December 2025, invites suppliers to participate in a competitive flexible procedure under the selective procurement method. The project is categorised under services related to the repair and maintenance of mechanical and electrical building installations, covering regions within the United Kingdom such as UKF14, UKF15, and others. Key dates include the deadline for expression of interest and enquiries on 30th January 2026, with the award period concluding on 1st September 2026. The contract term is set to commence on 1st December 2026, with an initial two-year period and the possibility of extension up to ten years, contingent on the supplier’s performance and budget availability. The financial value of the contract is estimated at £1,000,000 GBP exclusive of VAT. The procurement is administered through the Atamis e-Tendering portal, necessitating prior registration for access.

Brackenhurst Vertical Container Farm Groundworks Package

Description: Brackenhurst Vertical Container Farm Groundworks Package. See tender documentation for full scope of works.

Summary: Nottingham Trent University (NTU) is seeking bids for the "Brackenhurst Vertical Container Farm Groundworks Package," under the industry category of construction and civil engineering, located in Nottingham, United Kingdom. The tender is currently in the active procurement stage, with an open procurement method, inviting below-threshold competition. Interested parties should note that the deadline for submissions is 12th January 2026 by 12:00 PM, with the enquiry period closing on 9th January 2026 at 5:00 PM. The tender package has a gross value of £120,000 and works are scheduled to begin on 19th January 2026, concluding by 31st March 2026.

CPU 6586 Ice Cream Concession

Description: Nottingham City Council ('the Authority') is seeking tenders from sufficiently experienced and qualified contractors to establish a framework to provide ice cream concessions at eleven designated Council parks (Lots) across the city.

Summary: Nottingham City Council is seeking bids for the "CPU 6586 Ice Cream Concession," which aims to establish a framework for providing ice cream concessions across eleven designated council parks in Nottingham. This procurement opportunity is in the services category, with a focus on catering and related products. The procurement process is at the tender stage, inviting open competition below the threshold, and allows for electronic submissions. Business entities interested in participating must submit their tenders by the deadline of 22nd January 2026 at noon. The total estimated value of the concession is £1,276,000, with the potential for extending the contract up to 49 years, including possible renewals.

CPU 7387 Housing Fire Safety Systems

Description: Nottingham City Council Housing Services is seeking to appoint a Contractor who will be responsible for the Fire Safety Systems, Monitoring and Suppression systems. The Contractor will carry out the planned preventative maintenance, fault repair and installation of our: 1. Fire Alarms and Fire Protection Equipment / Aspirating Smoke Detection Systems (VESDA) 2. Dry Risers / Wet Risers / Pump Sets 3. Sprinkler Installations 4. Automatic opening vents (AOVs) 5. Fire Extinguishers & Fire Blankets During the contract term the installation works shall be subject to change and approval by the Authority prior to each years planned investment strategy. It is the intention of the Authority to replace equipment and embrace innovation to provide efficient services whilst demonstrating a clear value for money investment.

Summary: Nottingham City Council is inviting tenders for the "CPU 7387 Housing Fire Safety Systems" contract. This contract, initiated on 9th December 2025, is aimed at enhancing the fire safety of housing services in Nottingham, UK (region UKF14). The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with submissions due by 26th January 2026. The contract, valued at £3 million excluding VAT, requires the successful contractor to provide comprehensive maintenance and installation services for systems such as fire alarms, sprinklers, and extinguishers. Using the open competition method, Nottingham City Council seeks to ensure effective collaboration with innovative contractors to deliver cost-efficient and high-standard fire safety systems over a four-year period from 1st April 2026.

Housing Professional Services

Description: Housing Professional Services inc CDM, Design, PM, QS, Energy, Environmental Services etc.

Summary: Nottingham City Council is undertaking a procurement process for the "Housing Professional Services" project, currently in the planning stage. This initiative is set to deliver services in categories such as real estate, quantity surveying, and other related professional services. The procurement, using an open procedure, is supported by a framework agreement and targets service delivery within the UKF14 region, starting from 2nd February 2026 to 1st February 2030. The council foresees issuing a future procurement notice by 26th January 2026. With a budget of £4,800,000 (gross), this substantial contract offers significant opportunities for engagement and underscores a commitment to advancing local infrastructure and services. The planned contract period indicates long-term collaboration prospects, beneficial for stable business growth.

Mechanical & Electrical Contractors Framework

Description: NTU is looking to set up a Mechanical & Electrical Works Framework - Lot 1 Mechanical Works up to approximately PS500,000; Lot 2 - Electrical Works up to PS500,000. NTU Will use further competition to award individual projects. The successful tenderers will form a framework, and it is anticipated this will consist of a maximum four contractors per Lot. The framework will include both physical contract works and, in some cases, require the contractor to design the works they will install. Essentially, this will be a design-and-build service where NTU provides a project brief or performance specification, and the supplier assumes responsibility for developing and installing the solution. The framework must also cover smaller-scale or lower-value remedial works, call-outs, and dayworks.

Summary: Nottingham Trent University (NTU) has issued a tender for a Mechanical & Electrical Contractors Framework, seeking to establish a framework for both mechanical and electrical works, with individual project values up to £500,000. The framework will cater to projects across Nottingham, UK and London, UK, reinforcing NTU's infrastructure capabilities. The tender process, which is currently active and follows an open procurement method, allows for further competition to assign individual projects starting from 1st April 2026. Key dates include the closing of the tender period on 28th January 2026 and the award period ending on 23rd February 2026.