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Provision of Secure Patient Transport for Mental Health Patients

Description: Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust have a requirement for Secure Mental Health Patient Transport Services, which involves the safe and appropriate transfer of individuals experiencing acute psychiatric or similar symptoms/crises. This service would include transfers between hospital sites and to and from other facilities depending on the service level need. The service must ensure the safety of the patient, transport staff, and the public. It requires trained personnel skilled in de-escalation and restraint, specialist vehicles with appropriate safety modifications, and the use of physical or procedural controls where necessary, particularly for patients detained under the Mental Health Act. Service requirements should be available 24/7, with journeys being adhoc nature. A robust booking and communication system should be demonstrated. Bookings will be made by our Bed Management team, following (read more...)

Summary: The Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is commencing the planning stage for the procurement of secure patient transport services for mental health patients. This involves safely transferring individuals experiencing acute psychiatric symptoms between facilities. The trust is located at Highbury Hospital, Nottingham, within the UKF14 region, and aims to initiate further competition under the Dynamic Purchasing System for non-emergency patient transport. The procurement process adheres to an open procedure, with plans to utilise Lot 3 for Mental Health and Secure Transport Services. The planned contract period is from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2028, with potential extension until 2029. A future notice will be published post-20th April 2026, and the procurement's estimated value is £2,600,000.

CCTV Tender

Description: Archway Learning Trust is undertaking a Trust-wide upgrade of its CCTV infrastructure to modernise coverage, improve safeguarding, and ensure long-term maintainability. This programme forms part of a three-year renewal plan and aligns with the Trust's strategic aims for improved security, reduced on-site hardware footprint, and standardisation across all academies. On 1st and 2nd of April we will host open days at 4 academies in Nottingham to allow the suppliers to visit the site and do a full site tour, this will involve tours of all our sites and we will provide maps for the first 4 schools being done in 2026. We expect suppliers to provide quotes and recommendations based on the tours of the school, put forward a pricing matrix, listing all costs including: project costs, individual (read more...)

Summary: Archway Learning Trust, a public authority operating under sub-central government classification, is updating its CCTV infrastructure across its academies in Nottingham as part of a comprehensive three-year renewal plan. This project, titled "CCTV Tender," aims to enhance security and standardisation while reducing hardware footprint. The procurement is in the 'Tender' stage, employing a competitive flexible procedure with a gross estimated value of £648,000. Key dates include the submission of a procurement-specific questionnaire by 18th March 2026, site visits on 1st and 2nd April 2026, and tender response submission by 5th May 2026. The contract is expected to run from 15th June 2026 to 31st August 2030, with opportunities to add new academies during the contract period.

CCTV Tender

Description: Archway Learning Trust is undertaking a Trust-wide upgrade of its CCTV infrastructure to modernise coverage, improve safeguarding, and ensure long-term maintainability. This programme forms part of a three-year renewal plan and aligns with the Trust's strategic aims for improved security, reduced on-site hardware footprint, and standardisation across all academies. On 1st and 2nd of April we will host open days at 4 academies in Nottingham to allow the suppliers to visit the site and do a full site tour, this will involve tours of all our sites and we will provide maps for the first 4 schools being done in 2026. We expect suppliers to provide quotes and recommendations based on the tours of the school, put forward a pricing matrix, listing all costs including: project costs, individual (read more...)

Summary: Archway Learning Trust, a public authority operating under sub-central government classification, is updating its CCTV infrastructure across its academies in Nottingham as part of a comprehensive three-year renewal plan. This project, titled "CCTV Tender," aims to enhance security and standardisation while reducing hardware footprint. The procurement is in the 'Tender' stage, employing a competitive flexible procedure with a gross estimated value of £648,000. Key dates include the submission of a procurement-specific questionnaire by 18th March 2026, site visits on 1st and 2nd April 2026, and tender response submission by 5th May 2026. The contract is expected to run from 15th June 2026 to 31st August 2030, with opportunities to add new academies during the contract period.

CPU 8189 Transport Project Support Framework

Description: Nottingham City Council (the 'Authority' or 'Employer') is seeking tenders from suitably experienced and qualified entities (the 'Tenderer') for inclusion on a framework for transport project support The Framework will consist of 2 lots. Subject to suitability, the Authority is seeking to appoint up to 3 Contractors to each lot. The overall framework will have an estimated total value of PS720,000 (VAT inclusive)

Summary: Nottingham City Council invites tenders for the "CPU 8189 Transport Project Support Framework" to provide transport-related services. This procurement process, categorised under bridge-design and construction consultancy services, concerns projects within Nottingham, United Kingdom (region UKF14). The tender stage commenced on 11th March 2026 and submissions must be received by the deadline on 21st April 2026. Intended for an open procedure, the framework consists of two lots and aims to appoint up to three contractors per lot, with a total estimated value of £720,000 inclusive of VAT. Key factors in evaluation include price, quality, and social value, with contracts beginning on 15th June 2026 and concluding on 14th June 2030.

Changing Futures Specialist Navigators

Description: As part of the Changing Futures Nottingham Programme, a number of specialist Navigator Services are commissioned; this model supports people experiencing severe and multiple disadvantage by providing practical and emotional help to engage with services. Following a commissioning review, a new model is being proposed. It is likely that the new model constitutes two different and separate services. The maximum value included in this notice would cover both services. Nottingham City Council now wishes to engage with the market for their feedback and to further inform the model design of the new services.

Summary: Nottingham City Council is seeking feedback for the "Changing Futures Specialist Navigators" tender, under the initiation of a tender process. The procurement falls within the health and social work services category, with services to be delivered in the United Kingdom, particularly in the UKF region. This tender is currently in the planning stage, with preliminary market engagement notices published on 2nd March 2026. Key deadlines include a feedback submission due by midday on 16th March 2026. The overall estimated value for the services totals £819,012 with a focus on services supporting individuals experiencing severe disadvantages.

Housing - Provision of Scaffolding

Description: Provision of Scaffolding to run along side a programme of repair works on residential properties.

Summary: Nottingham City Council is planning a procurement process to engage contractors for scaffolding provision as part of residential repair projects in Nottingham. The tender, titled "Housing - Provision of Scaffolding," is categorised under goods and specifically involves scaffolding (CPV classification: 44212310). The procurement process will be conducted through an open, below-threshold competition, and is expected to be advertised by the end of March 2026. Interested parties should monitor the East Midlands Tender Portal for publication updates, as it has been slightly delayed. The planned contract period will commence on 4th May 2026 and conclude on 3rd May 2030 in the UKF14 region.

Changing Futures Specialist Navigators

Description: A model of support to deliver interventions for people experiencing severe and multiple disadvantage by providing practical and emotional help to engage with services. It is likely that the new model constitutes two different and separate services. The maximum value included in this notice would cover both services.

Summary: Nottingham City Council is seeking feedback for the "Changing Futures Specialist Navigators" tender, under the initiation of a tender process. The procurement falls within the health and social work services category, with services to be delivered in the United Kingdom, particularly in the UKF region. This tender is currently in the planning stage, with preliminary market engagement notices published on 2nd March 2026. Key deadlines include a feedback submission due by midday on 16th March 2026. The overall estimated value for the services totals £819,012 with a focus on services supporting individuals experiencing severe disadvantages.

CPU 7277 - Newstead Abbey MEND Repair Programme - Conservation Build

Description: Nottingham City Council would like to appoint a conservation build Main Contractor to deliver a programme of urgent repairs at Newstead Abbey. Newstead Abbey is Grade 1 Listed and a Scheduled Monument. It is internationally significant for its unique association with the poet Lord Byron and as a site of immense historical and architectural importance. The Abbey, set in 300 acres of parkland, is an excellent example of an English country house built on the site of the former Augustinian Abbey following the dissolution of the monasteries. The Abbey retains the original medieval cloisters, one of only a handful of surviving examples in the country. The West Front is the original facade of the old priory church and dates back to 1274, and the house is a fine (read more...)

Summary: Nottingham City Council has initiated the tender process for the Newstead Abbey MEND Repair Programme, focusing on conservation build works at the historic Grade 1 Listed site located in Nottingham, United Kingdom (Region: UKF14). The procurement process is in the tender stage, with submissions ending by 13th April 2026. The tender seeks a main contractor for Phase 1 repairs, which include upgrading fire and security systems, replacing roofs, and improving facilities. The project is valued at £1,500,000 and attracts grant funding from Arts Council England and the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Changing Futures Specialist Navigators

Description: A model of support to deliver interventions for people experiencing severe and multiple disadvantage by providing practical and emotional help to engage with services. It is likely that the new model constitutes two different and separate services. The maximum value included in this notice would cover both services.

Summary: Nottingham City Council is seeking feedback for the "Changing Futures Specialist Navigators" tender, under the initiation of a tender process. The procurement falls within the health and social work services category, with services to be delivered in the United Kingdom, particularly in the UKF region. This tender is currently in the planning stage, with preliminary market engagement notices published on 2nd March 2026. Key deadlines include a feedback submission due by midday on 16th March 2026. The overall estimated value for the services totals £819,012 with a focus on services supporting individuals experiencing severe disadvantages.

CPU 6173 Supply and Delivery of Cleaning Consumables

Description: Nottingham City Council ('the Authority') is seeking tenders from sufficiently experienced and qualified contractors for the provision of cleaning consumables to multiple delivery points across Nottingham City.

Summary: Nottingham City Council is in the tender stage of the procurement process for the "CPU 6173 Supply and Delivery of Cleaning Consumables" contract. As a public authority, Nottingham City Council requires bidders to supply cleaning consumables across multiple delivery points within Nottingham City. The tender is governed by the legal framework set out in UKPGA 2023/54. The industry category pertains to goods, specifically cleaning products, with a main procurement category being goods. The open procedure method is utilised, allowing for wide participation from interested parties. The tender submission deadline is set for 6th April 2026, following the end of the enquiry period on 23rd March 2026. Interested parties should be prepared for contract initiation on 18th May 2026, which will run through to 27th May 2028. This contract is above threshold, is GPA-covered, and has an estimated gross value of £720,000.