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Care at Home for Adults

Description: Nottingham City Council is committed to working collaboratively with the home care market to develop a future home care service model that delivers high-quality, person centred support for citizens across Nottingham City. As part of this process, NCC is inviting providers who deliver home care services to attend a Pre-Market Engagement Event to be held on 5th November 2026 via Microsoft Teams.

Summary: Nottingham City Council is developing a future service model for home care for adults, intended to provide high-quality, person-centred support to people across Nottingham City. The service falls within health and social care. The council is seeking input from the home care market on potential delivery arrangements, changing care needs, local communities, workforce challenges and ways to improve outcomes and sustain service quality. The planned service is for Nottingham City; the current engagement is aimed at existing council providers and other experienced home care providers interested in working in the city. Providers can share their experience and propose ideas to shape the future commissioning approach.

CPU 8630 Supply of Ironmongery & Fixings

Description: Nottingham City Council Housing Services is seeking tenders from suitable entities for inclusion on a single supplier framework for the supply of Ironmongery and fixings. The products covered by this tender are: * Fasteners * Nails * Screws * Bolts * Locks * Latches * Sealants & adhesives * Drill bits * Miscellaneous accessories and materials

Summary: Nottingham City Council Housing Services is seeking a supplier for a framework covering ironmongery and fixings for its housing work. Products include fasteners, nails, screws, bolts, locks, latches, sealants and adhesives, drill bits, and miscellaneous accessories and materials. This is a goods supply requirement, classified as ironmongery (CPV 44316000). Deliveries are for Nottingham City Council in Nottingham, England. The framework is for one supplier, so the opportunity suits businesses able to supply the full range rather than providers focused on a single product type.

0-19 Public Health Integrated Service (Healthy Child Programme)

Description: Nottingham City Council sought to commission an experienced provider to deliver an integrated 0 to 19 public health service, comprising of health visiting of 0 to 5 year olds and school nursing for 5 to 19 (to 25 for those with SEND and care leavers) year olds. The service will be universal and will also deliver targeted and specialist provision, covering all children and young people within the Nottingham City Council boundary (approximately 87,001 aged 0 to 19).

Summary: Nottingham City Council commissioned an integrated public health service for children and young people across Nottingham City. It combines health visiting for children aged 0–5 with school nursing for ages 5–19, extending to age 25 for care leavers and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. The service is intended for the whole local population of children and young people, with universal support alongside targeted and specialist provision. The scope is community health services, including prevention and support shaped around local health needs. Delivery covers Nottingham City Council’s boundary and serves a population estimated at about 87,001 children and young people aged 0–19.

Relocatable Whole Body Magnetic Resonance Imaging System

Description: Nottingham Trent University (NTU) invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers for the design, supply, installation, and commissioning of a 1.5T relocatable MRI system. This will allow us to support a wide range of teaching activities as well as academic and commercial research projects with a strong focus on adaptability and multiple use. The modular unit will be located at NTU's Clifton Campus and will be used for multidisciplinary projects in physics, psychology, food science and engineering, materials and many more. Project Objectives The primary objectives of this procurement are to: *Establish an up to date, wide bore (60cm) MRI facility at Nottingham Trent university suitable for use for human imaging, non-human imaging (e.g. materials and foods) with options for expanding into large animal studies in the (read more...)

Summary: Nottingham Trent University is procuring the design, supply, installation and commissioning of a relocatable 1.5T whole-body MRI system, including the modular unit and information needed for building planning. The system is intended for human and non-human imaging, including research involving materials and food, with potential to expand to large-animal studies. It will provide a hospital-equivalent environment for teaching and support research across physics, psychology, food science, engineering and materials. The facility is intended for use by university schools and external UK academic users, SMEs and industrial partners. The system will be installed at the university’s Clifton Campus in Nottingham. The requirement combines specialist MRI equipment with turnkey delivery, site installation and commissioning.

Highways Traffic Signals Framework

Description: Nottingham City Council is seeking tenders from suitably experienced and qualified suppliers for inclusion on a Framework to deliver traffic signals work within the boundaries of Nottingham City Council. Subject to suitability, the Authority is seeking to appoint up to 3 Contractors to the Framework The overall framework will have an estimated total value of PS2,000,000 (VAT exclusive) The expected duration of the Framework is for up to 4 years at the Authority's discretion. The Authority's detailed requirements are defined in the Contract Specification Nottingham City Council is migrating from the electronic tendering and procurement portal,, East Mids Tenders (Pro Contract) to the portal, Source East Midlands (powered by Panacea). Suppliers will need to register on Source East Midlands to tender for this project. https://www.sourceeastmidlands.org/

Summary: Nottingham City Council is seeking contractors for a framework covering traffic signal works within the city boundary. The work includes traffic control services and installation of illumination and signalling systems. The council’s detailed requirements are set out in the contract specification. The framework is intended to provide contractors for traffic signal projects commissioned by the council, with individual projects priced using rates in the pricing schedule. Suppliers will need to register on the Source East Midlands tendering portal to participate. The requirement is classified as works and is located in Nottingham.

Highways Traffic Signals Framework

Description: Nottingham City Council is seeking tenders from suitably experienced and qualified suppliers for inclusion on a Framework to deliver traffic signals work within the boundaries of Nottingham City Council. Subject to suitability, the Authority is seeking to appoint up to 3 Contractors to the Framework The overall framework will have an estimated total value of PS2,000,000 (VAT exclusive) The expected duration of the Framework is for up to 4 years at the Authority's discretion. The Authority's detailed requirements are defined in the Contract Specification

Summary: Nottingham City Council is seeking contractors for a framework covering traffic signal works within the city boundary. The work includes traffic control services and installation of illumination and signalling systems. The council’s detailed requirements are set out in the contract specification. The framework is intended to provide contractors for traffic signal projects commissioned by the council, with individual projects priced using rates in the pricing schedule. Suppliers will need to register on the Source East Midlands tendering portal to participate. The requirement is classified as works and is located in Nottingham.

NCHA202557- People System

Description: Nottingham Community Housing Association (NCHA) will presently be inviting tenders from organisations for the provision of a user friendly, intuitive Human Resources Information System (HRIS). We are looking for an integrated People System for best managing all standard People /HR processes, Recruitment and Payroll. Specifically, we will be looking for an integrated People System that will enable the digital processing of all people management processes through the employee lifecycle, from hire to retire. We are interested in learning what potential solutions are available on the market that embrace latest technologies with a strong focus on providing first-rate user experiences including and/or have integrated links for: Intuitive self-service and report generation for both employees and managers Dynamic recruitment portal, including an applicant tracking system (ATS) Payroll interface for salary, (read more...)

Summary: Nottingham Community Housing Association Limited plans to procure an integrated human resources and people-management system, including implementation and associated services. The system is intended to manage processes across the employee lifecycle, from recruitment through to retirement, and to bring together standard HR, recruitment and payroll functions. Required capabilities include employee and manager self-service with reporting, a recruitment portal with applicant tracking, payroll links for salary, sickness absence and overtime, rota and shift-pattern management, and learning management with training records. The work is for use in the United Kingdom. This is a software and associated services requirement, including human resources and time-management software. The buyer is seeking a user-friendly system that uses current technology and gives employees and managers a strong user experience.

Provision of an Enterprise-wide Medical Imaging Management and Processing System for eight Trusts in the East Midlands

Description: East Midlands Imaging Network ("EMRAD"), a network of eight NHS Trusts that share diagnostic imaging capability across the East Midlands, is undertaking preliminary market engagement prior to procuring an enterprise-wide medical imaging management and processing system, to include Radiology Information System ("RIS"), Picture Archiving and Communication System ("PACS"), Vendor Neutral Archive ("VNA"), Cardiology Information System and Digital Pathology. The Trusts in the network are: - Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust - Lincolnshire Community and Hospitals NHS Group (comprising United Lincolnshire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust) - Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust - Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust - University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust - University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust - University Hospitals of Northamptonshire NHS (read more...)

Summary: East Midlands Imaging Network (EMRAD), working with eight NHS trusts, is planning to replace their medical imaging systems with an enterprise-wide service covering radiology information and picture archiving and communication systems, a vendor-neutral archive, and potentially cardiology, digital pathology and point-of-care ultrasound. The service is intended to support shared diagnostic imaging across the network while meeting individual trust needs. Scope includes image storage, archiving, viewing and reporting; referral management, vetting, scheduling and workflow; integration with each trust’s clinical and administrative systems, including electronic patient records; migration of existing data; network-wide access, audit and analytics; and implementation, training, support, maintenance and performance reporting. Delivery is across the East Midlands, for trusts in Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Kettering, Chesterfield and Nottinghamshire.

Relocatable Whole Body Magnetic Resonance Imaging System

Description: Nottingham Trent University (NTU) invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers for the design, supply, installation, and commissioning of a 1.5T relocatable MRI system. This will allow us to support a wide range of teaching activities as well as academic and commercial research projects with a strong focus on adaptability and multiple use. The modular unit will be located at NTU's Clifton Campus and will be used for multidisciplinary projects in physics, psychology, food science and engineering, materials and many more. Project Objectives The primary objectives of this procurement are to: *Establish an up to date, wide bore (60cm) MRI facility at Nottingham Trent university suitable for use for human imaging, non-human imaging (e.g. materials and foods) with options for expanding into large animal studies in the (read more...)

Summary: Nottingham Trent University is procuring the design, supply, installation and commissioning of a relocatable 1.5T whole-body MRI system, including the modular unit and information needed for building planning. The system is intended for human and non-human imaging, including research involving materials and food, with potential to expand to large-animal studies. It will provide a hospital-equivalent environment for teaching and support research across physics, psychology, food science, engineering and materials. The facility is intended for use by university schools and external UK academic users, SMEs and industrial partners. The system will be installed at the university’s Clifton Campus in Nottingham. The requirement combines specialist MRI equipment with turnkey delivery, site installation and commissioning.

CPU 6567 Automated Motor Vehicle and Plant Machinery Parts

Description: Nottingham City Council operates and maintains a diverse fleet of motor vehicles and plant machinery that are essential for delivering a wide range of frontline and support services across the city. To ensure the continued reliability, safety, and operational efficiency of these assets, NCC requires a dependable and responsive supply of automated motor vehicle and plant machinery parts.

Summary: Nottingham City Council is buying parts for its motor vehicle and plant machinery fleet, which supports frontline and other council services. The requirement covers three areas: parts for cars, minibuses and light goods vehicles weighing up to 3.5 tonnes; parts for heavy goods vehicles, refuse collection vehicles and road sweepers; and parts for plant equipment. The purpose is to keep the fleet reliable, safe and operational. Deliveries are for the council’s operations in Nottingham. This is a goods supply opportunity for motor parts distributors and suppliers serving commercial and specialist vehicle fleets, as well as plant machinery parts businesses. Suppliers may focus on one of the vehicle or equipment categories rather than covering the whole range.