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"Start & Sustain" Business Start-Up Support Service

Description: EMCCA has devolved responsibility for delivering Transport, Housing, Economic Development, Skills and Green Growth across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. This Start-up & Sustain Programme is designed to support individuals across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire who aspire to start a business, while also helping early-stage start-ups to establish themselves and create a strong foundation to survive and thrive. The aim is to stimulate entrepreneurship, increase the number of businesses, improve business survival rates, and foster inclusive economic growth. The Start-up & Sustain Programme will achieve these objectives by providing tailored start-up and enterprise support, expert mentoring, along with practical tools and resources. The current contract expires on 31st March 2026, so this service is being re-procured in accordance with Procurement Act 2023 requirements. The contract, worth up to PS1,400,000 in total (read more...)

Summary: The East Midlands Combined County Authority (EMCCA), in collaboration with Nottinghamshire County Council, is inviting tenders for the "Start & Sustain" Business Start-Up Support Service. This procurement focuses on stimulating entrepreneurship and economic growth across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire by offering start-up support and expert mentoring to aspiring entrepreneurs and early-stage businesses. The procurement, guided by the Procurement Act 2023, employs an open procedure and has an estimated value of £1,400,000 over two years, with potential for a one-year extension. Interested parties must submit tenders by noon on 2nd March 2026, and the contract will commence on 1st April 2026, concluding on 31st March 2028, with the potential to extend until March 2029 depending on performance and funding. The procurement process falls under the category of business and management consultancy services and is managed electronically through the East Midlands Tenders and ProContract portals.

PRN004600 Desktop PCs

Description: Qty. 180 USFF PCs - see Specification attached on tendering platform.

Summary: The Nottinghamshire and City of Nottingham Fire Authority is seeking suppliers for the provision of 180 ultra-small form factor desktop PCs, as outlined in Tender ID PRN004600. This procurement process is in the active tender stage and falls within the "goods" category, specifically focusing on personal computers with a CPV classification of 30213000. The procurement method is an open competition, designed for below-threshold contracts, which facilitates participation from a broad range of suppliers. Interested parties should note that submissions must be submitted electronically by 22:00 on 19th February 2026, with contract activities projected to commence on 20th February 2026 and conclude by 20th March 2026. The procurement process takes place within the United Kingdom, specifically in the region of UKF, Nottingham.

Papplewick QEII Playground and associated works refurbishment

Description: The council is seeking costed proposals from qualified and experienced suppliers, as follows: * To re-design the playground to include the required components as detailed in Section 3 to the extent possible within a new enlarged footprint. * To provide detailed designs, including drawings and specifications. Designs should be shown to take account of the Play Area Accessibility Statement in Appendix 4. * To include alternative equipment options if appropriate, with advantages and disadvantages explained. * To recommend the materials and colours to be used with the benefits explained. * To provide a detailed project and installation/commissioning plan and costings. * To provide a detailed problem management and escalation plan for the installation period. * To obtain all necessary permissions, licences and approvals to undertake the work. * (read more...)

Summary: In this tender process initiated on 4th February 2026, Papplewick Parish Council, a sub-central government authority, is seeking qualified suppliers for the refurbishment of the Papplewick QEII Playground and associated works. The project falls under the industry category of playground equipment and related services. The council invites designs and proposals that align with detailed specifications provided, with a focus on accessibility, sustainability, and safety. This tender is part of the planning and tender stage, with submissions due by 17th April 2026. The refurbishment will take place across various regions in the United Kingdom, and the contract will run from 3rd July to 30th September 2026.

Soft Market Testing - Provision of a Care-experienced Dance Group in Nottinghamshire

Description: The Council is undertaking a soft market testing exercise and is asking organisations to submit comments & ideas to support and shape the development of weekly group dance provision for care-experienced children and young people. We have included some questions that can be accessed via www.eastmidstenders.org and should be completed on the response form and returned to us by 12 noon on Thursday, 26th February 2026. The information and insight we obtain from this will then support the development of a tendering exercise later in the year.

Summary: Nottinghamshire County Council is spearheading a procurement process for a project titled "Soft Market Testing - Provision of a Care-experienced Dance Group in Nottinghamshire". This initiative focuses on providing weekly group dance sessions for care-experienced children and young people. The procurement falls under the services category, specifically targeting social work and related services, as well as other community, social, and personal services. The process is in the planning stage with a significant focus on market engagement. Interested organisations are encouraged to submit responses by 12 noon on 26th February 2026. The Council plans to use insights from this soft market testing phase to inform a formal tendering exercise later in the year. The project is set within regions UKF15 and UKF16, encompassing the Nottinghamshire area.

Soft Market Testing - Provision of a Care-experienced Dance Group in Nottinghamshire

Description: The Council is undertaking a soft market testing exercise and is asking organisations to submit comments & ideas to support and shape the development of weekly group dance provision for care-experienced children and young people. We have included some questions that can be accessed via www.eastmidstenders.org and should be completed on the response form and returned to us by 12 noon on Thursday, 26th February 2026. The information and insight we obtain from this will then support the development of a tendering exercise later in the year.

Summary: Nottinghamshire County Council is spearheading a procurement process for a project titled "Soft Market Testing - Provision of a Care-experienced Dance Group in Nottinghamshire". This initiative focuses on providing weekly group dance sessions for care-experienced children and young people. The procurement falls under the services category, specifically targeting social work and related services, as well as other community, social, and personal services. The process is in the planning stage with a significant focus on market engagement. Interested organisations are encouraged to submit responses by 12 noon on 26th February 2026. The Council plans to use insights from this soft market testing phase to inform a formal tendering exercise later in the year. The project is set within regions UKF15 and UKF16, encompassing the Nottinghamshire area.

Redhill Academy Trust - electricity supplies

Description: Electricity supplies to several Redhill Academy Trust schools The Redhill Academy Trust Dynamic Market for Electricity and Gas is a list of qualified suppliers who meet specific membership conditions and are eligible to participate in future procurements. Unlike traditional frameworks or Dynamic Purchasing Systems (DPS), Dynamic Markets: - Remain open to new suppliers at any time - Can be used for any type of goods, services, or works (except concession contracts) - Are not contracts themselves, but tools to facilitate procurement For more details, please refer to the official guidance: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/procurement-act-2023-guidance-documents-define-phase/guidance-dynamic-markets-html The aim is to ensure fair, transparent, and competitive access to electricity and gas supply contracts for Redhill Academy Trust. This Dynamic Market is also open to other contracting bodies. Supplier Registration: Suppliers must register on the (read more...)

Summary: The Redhill Academy Trust, a sub-central government public authority based in Nottingham, is spearheading a dynamic market procurement process for electricity supplies to several of its schools. This process, titled "Redhill Academy Trust - electricity supplies", falls under the industry category of electricity and utilities and is intended to ensure fair and competitive access to contracts for electricity and gas. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, with a selective process method and an accelerated procedure due to the use of a dynamic market. Interested suppliers have until 12:30 PM on 10th February 2026 to submit their tenders electronically. The procurement is considered above threshold and is a part of the Redhill Academy Trust's wider efforts to engage multiple public bodies in a transparent market.

Redhill Academy Trust - gas supplies

Description: Gas supplies to several Redhill Academy Trust schools The Redhill Academy Trust Dynamic Market for Electricity and Gas is a list of qualified suppliers who meet specific membership conditions and are eligible to participate in future procurements. Unlike traditional frameworks or Dynamic Purchasing Systems (DPS), Dynamic Markets: - Remain open to new suppliers at any time - Can be used for any type of goods, services, or works (except concession contracts) - Are not contracts themselves, but tools to facilitate procurement For more details, please refer to the official guidance: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/procurement-act-2023-guidance-documents-define-phase/guidance-dynamic-markets-html The aim is to ensure fair, transparent, and competitive access to electricity and gas supply contracts for Redhill Academy Trust. This Dynamic Market is also open to other contracting bodies. Supplier Registration: Suppliers must register on the (read more...)

Summary: The Redhill Academy Trust, a public authority operating under sub-central government, has initiated a tender for the supply of gas to several of its schools. This tender, titled "Redhill Academy Trust - gas supplies," falls under the goods category, focusing on mains and natural gas. Located in Nottingham, UK, the procurement process is currently at the tender stage. The competitive procedure being employed is a selective, dynamic market format, allowing for greater flexibility and transparency. Important deadlines include the tender and award periods ending on 11th February 2026, with the subsequent contract period set to commence on 1st April 2026 and conclude on 31st March 2028. The estimated contract value is £250,000, and interested suppliers must submit their bids through the Redhill Academy Trust e-tendering portal.

Redhill Academy Trust Dynamic Market for electricity and gas

Description: The Redhill Academy Trust Dynamic Market for Electricity and Gas is a list of qualified suppliers who meet specific membership conditions and are eligible to participate in future procurements. Unlike traditional frameworks or Dynamic Purchasing Systems (DPS), Dynamic Markets: - Remain open to new suppliers at any time - Can be used for any type of goods, services, or works (except concession contracts) - Are not contracts themselves, but tools to facilitate procurement For more details, please refer to the official guidance: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/procurement-act-2023-guidance-documents-define-phase/guidance-dynamic-markets-html The aim is to ensure fair, transparent, and competitive access to electricity and gas supply contracts for Redhill Academy Trust. This Dynamic Market is also open to other contracting bodies. Supplier Registration: Suppliers must register on the Redhill Academy Trust e-tendering portal to access tender (read more...)

Summary: The Redhill Academy Trust, a sub-central government public authority based in Nottingham, is spearheading a dynamic market procurement process for electricity supplies to several of its schools. This process, titled "Redhill Academy Trust - electricity supplies", falls under the industry category of electricity and utilities and is intended to ensure fair and competitive access to contracts for electricity and gas. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, with a selective process method and an accelerated procedure due to the use of a dynamic market. Interested suppliers have until 12:30 PM on 10th February 2026 to submit their tenders electronically. The procurement is considered above threshold and is a part of the Redhill Academy Trust's wider efforts to engage multiple public bodies in a transparent market.

Redhill Academy Trust Dynamic Market for electricity and gas

Description: The Redhill Academy Trust Dynamic Market for Electricity and Gas is a list of qualified suppliers who meet specific membership conditions and are eligible to participate in future procurements. Unlike traditional frameworks or Dynamic Purchasing Systems (DPS), Dynamic Markets: - Remain open to new suppliers at any time - Can be used for any type of goods, services, or works (except concession contracts) - Are not contracts themselves, but tools to facilitate procurement For more details, please refer to the official guidance: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/procurement-act-2023-guidance-documents-define-phase/guidance-dynamic-markets-html The aim is to ensure fair, transparent, and competitive access to electricity and gas supply contracts for Redhill Academy Trust. This Dynamic Market is also open to other contracting bodies. Supplier Registration: Suppliers must register on the Redhill Academy Trust e-tendering portal to access tender (read more...)

Summary: The Redhill Academy Trust, a sub-central government public authority based in Nottingham, is spearheading a dynamic market procurement process for electricity supplies to several of its schools. This process, titled "Redhill Academy Trust - electricity supplies", falls under the industry category of electricity and utilities and is intended to ensure fair and competitive access to contracts for electricity and gas. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, with a selective process method and an accelerated procedure due to the use of a dynamic market. Interested suppliers have until 12:30 PM on 10th February 2026 to submit their tenders electronically. The procurement is considered above threshold and is a part of the Redhill Academy Trust's wider efforts to engage multiple public bodies in a transparent market.

Residential Care for Working Age Adults

Description: Nottinghamshire County Council intends to commission a new Framework for the provision of Residential Care for Working Age Adults. As part of the process, we are undertaking preliminary market engagement. More detail can be found in the engagement section below.

Summary: Nottinghamshire County Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process to commission a new Framework for Residential Care for Working Age Adults. The contracting authority, located in Nottingham, United Kingdom, plays a vital role in the sub-central government sector. The framework falls under the services industry category, particularly focusing on health and social work services. Key preliminary market engagement sessions are scheduled for 26 February 2026 online, and 27 February 2026 at County Hall, Nottinghamshire, offering a chance for providers to understand the procurement timeline and process. The procurement is set to officially commence with contracts planned from 1 September 2026 to 31 August 2031.