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Provision of Command and Control Solution

Description: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire (the Contracting Authority) intend to award a Contract for the provision of a Command and Control Solution, as detailed in the ITT Statement of Requirement. The Contracting Authority seeks to engage with a strategic, innovative, and experienced Supplier capable of delivering a robust, future proof command-and-control system for Nottinghamshire Police. The solution must fully align with operational needs, enhance organisational efficiency, improve overall performance, and support compliance with all relevant standards and regulations. The required system should enable seamless integration with existing infrastructure and technologies, while also supporting continuous improvement across all departments that rely on command-and-control capabilities. The successful Supplier will be expected to work collaboratively with the Contracting Authority to ensure an effective and resilient implementation that meets current (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire has initiated a tender process for the provision of a Command and Control Solution. The procurement stage is currently active, with participation required via an open, competitive flexible procedure. Targeting IT services such as consulting, software development, Internet, and support, the contract is valued at up to £15,000,000, with a maximum potential of £18,000,000 inclusive of VAT. The project is anticipated to take place in the United Kingdom within the UKF region. Interested businesses need to register by April 15th, 2026, to be eligible for the subsequent stages of the evaluation process, which includes demonstrations, price evaluation, and final contract award set to conclude by May 28th, 2026.

Community Ophthalmology Service on behalf of NHS NNICB

Description: NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board are inviting suitably qualified and experienced providers to deliver the Community Ophthalmology Service via a Competitive Process under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) regulations.

Summary: The NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) is procuring a Community Ophthalmology Service through a competitive process governed by the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) regulations. The tender process is currently active, with key dates including a submission deadline of 17th April 2026. The service is valued at £4,618,360 and aims to commence operation from 1st October 2026, serving the UKF1 region. Interested providers should prepare for electronic submissions, with the procurement being conducted via an open procedure. This tender represents an opportunity within the health services industry to deliver community-based ophthalmology services, following the Commissioner's specification.

Cannabis biodigester

Description: Nottinghamshire Police ("the contracting authority") wishes to procure a cannabis biodigester that renders seized cannabis plant material non-recoverable, converting it to grey water for lawful discharge under UK based environmental legislation. The machine must be able to digest "fresh" plants as well as dried leaves with "gummy" edible cannabis products optional but preferred if possible. The machine must be able to handle ~20 tonnes per year. Suppliers must size the unit to meet or exceed this throughput. Suppliers must also note if fresh cannabis plants must be shredded or could be to improve machine efficiency. The unit will be installed at a secure police site and operated by trained police staff under chain-of-custody controls - it must therefore on machine show volumes digested with tamper proof logs preferred (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire is inviting tenders for the procurement of a cannabis biodigester designed to process seized cannabis plant material. The industry category for this contract, valued at £33,000, is industrial machinery. Located in Nottingham, UK, the tender is in the active stage, with submissions required by 2 April 2026. This procurement follows an open competition approach under UK-based environmental legislation, ensuring compliance during the tender process. The successful installation will be at a secure police site and must demonstrate efficient throughput and odour control, with the contract period commencing on 1 May 2026.

Gym Equipment to 2x Gyms - Broxtowe Borough Council

Description: Broxtowe Borough Council is seeking an experienced supplier to design, supply, and install high-quality gym equipment across two leisure centres within the Broxtowe district. The scope includes providing a comprehensive range of cardio and resistance equipment, optimised to maximise the functionality and efficiency of the available floor space in each location. One of the leisure centres is already operational, while the second is currently under construction. The appointed supplier will therefore be required to work collaboratively with the Council and project stakeholders to develop detailed equipment specifications, ensuring these inform the placement of power, data, and other service requirements in the new facility. This includes contributing to design discussions to help shape a modern, high-performance fitness environment tailored to community needs. In the existing facility, the design will (read more...)

Summary: Broxtowe Borough Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for the design, supply, and installation of gym equipment at two leisure centres within the Broxtowe district. The procurement title is "Gym Equipment to 2x Gyms - Broxtowe Borough Council," falling under the goods category, specifically gymnasium and fitness equipment. Located in Beeston, Nottinghamshire, the council's pre-market engagement includes a webinar scheduled for 14th April 2026 and a supplier questionnaire due by 30th April 2026. The procurement exercise is aimed at enhancing leisure facilities and is open to innovative ideas and market insights, with the future notice date expected on 1st June 2026.

Supply of Enterprise Network Switching and Wireless Infrastructure

Description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to procure enterprise-grade switching, wireless, and associated licences/support services. Suppliers must be authorised Aruba partners or otherwise demonstrate the ability to provide genuine equipment with full manufacturer warranty and support entitlement. The Authority operates an existing Aruba network environment which has been deployed following Department for Education investment across our Trust estate. The purpose of this procurement is to expand and enhance that existing infrastructure. Solutions must therefore be compatible with the existing Aruba Central and ClearPass environment to maintain a consistent and centrally managed network architecture. The Authority requires interoperability with its existing Aruba Central and ClearPass platforms to avoid operational duplication and to maintain centralised management across the Trust estate. For the avoidance of doubt, interoperability means that proposed equipment must (read more...)

Summary: THE SPENCER ACADEMIES TRUST is actively seeking to procure high-grade enterprise network switching and wireless infrastructure. The contract is classified under the industry category of network infrastructure and upgrade, targeting various regions across the United Kingdom. This procurement process is in the tender stage, with key dates including an enquiry period ending on 23rd March 2026 and a tender submission deadline on 27th March 2026. The contract value estimated is £1,800,000 gross, with a guided delivery period starting from 27th April 2026 and set to conclude on 27th April 2027. The procurement method adopted is open procedure, with accelerated timelines due to urgency.

Provision of ICT Managed Services

Description: Equals Trust has issued a tender inviting contractors to provide ICT Managed Services. The aim of the contact is to have a consistent approach to IT support both for the pupils and the staff, moving over to a Trust model approach rolled out to all schools. This enables the Trust to maximise the effectiveness of the equipment and service, as well as helping to share resources and best practise across all sites. The proposed contract will encompass delivering the following services to the Trust which: a. are cost effective and delivers high quality technical support, system management and consultancy b. provides transparent all-inclusive pricing which allows accurate budgeting over the term of the Contract. c. provides a single point of contact for all of the Trust's IT requirements (read more...)

Summary: Equals Trust has initiated an open tender process, seeking suppliers to provide ICT Managed Services, focusing on delivering cohesive IT support across its schools in Nottingham, UK. The buyer is a public authority represented by Elizabeth Gregory. This tender, active as of 16 March 2026, falls under the industry category of IT services, and aims to centralise IT management to maximise effectiveness and resource distribution. Key deadlines include the enquiry closing date on 21 April 2026 and tender submission closing on 28 April 2026, with the award period ending on 4 June 2026. Interested firms must adhere to the legal basis outlined in the UK Public General Act 2023/54 and meet specific procurement and submission terms.

Housing - Voids, Complex & Disrepair Works

Description: Nottinghamshire County Council is seeking tenders, on behalf of Mansfield District Council (MDC) (the Council) from providers wishing to join a Framework Agreement for the provision of Housing - Voids, Complex & Disrepair Works The Framework Agreement will be formed between the Council and 2 organisations who are able to provide Housing - Voids, Complex & Disrepair Works. One organisation will be designated the lead contractor and the other organisation the secondary contractor.

Summary: Mansfield District Council is actively seeking tenders for the provision of Housing - Voids, Complex & Disrepair Works as part of a framework agreement. Nottinghamshire County Council serves as the procuring entity, facilitating this process on behalf of Mansfield District Council. The procurement falls under the 'works' category in the construction sector, with a total estimated contract value of £3,600,000. The tender is currently at the tender stage, inviting open competition through below-threshold procurement methods. Interested parties should submit their bids by 12:00 on 16th April 2026, with enquiries closing on 6th April 2026. This contract pertains to the Mansfield area in the UK region, UKF15, and is legally based on the UK Public Contract Regulations 2023/54.

Ashfield District Council - Towns Fund - Walking & Cycling

Description: Nottinghamshire County Council is seeking tenders, on behalf of Ashfield District Council (the 'Council') (ADC), The Towns Fund Walking & Cycling Enhancement Project is one of Ashfield District Council's Towns Funded projects. The project aims to create safe/desirable signed routes through the enhancement of existing route. The works will consist of enhancements to the existing Public Rights of Way (PROW) to provide enhanced cycling and walking facilities. This will include removal of existing surfacing, earthworks, drainage improvements, resurfacing and implementation of signage and vegetation improvement across Route 4a, 4c and 4d

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Ashfield District Council at the planning stage involves the Towns Fund Walking & Cycling Enhancement Project. The project's industry category focuses on construction work and takes place in the UKF15 region of the United Kingdom, specifically Kirkby in Ashfield. This tender aims to enhance existing Public Rights of Way to provide improved cycling and walking facilities, with key enhancements scheduled across Route 4a, 4c and 4d. Businesses interested in submitting tenders should note the enquiry period closing on 27 March 2026, with submissions due by 8 April 2026 at 12:00 p.m. This open competition falls below the threshold, making it an accessible opportunity for a wider range of firms.

Leisure Business Development Consultant

Description: Gedling Borough Council is seeking to appoint a suitably experienced and qualified company to deliver comprehensive business development and growth services for its Leisure and Wellbeing Service. The contract will focus on driving growth and performance across the service's three key areas: Health & Fitness, GP Referral and Swimming Lessons. The appointed provider will be expected to deliver expert business support and consultancy, performance monitoring and KPI achievement, in-depth management training, and demonstrate strong, up-to-date industry knowledge relevant to these priority areas. Business development support will be delivered through monthly, full-day, face-to-face sessions, supplemented by ongoing virtual support, guidance, and access to relevant resources as part of the overall contract package. The tender documents and submission portal can be accessed via the Council's In-Tend e-tendering platform at: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/gedling/aspx/Tenders/Current

Summary: The public procurement process initiated by Gedling Borough Council seeks a Leisure Business Development Consultant to enhance their Leisure and Wellbeing Service. This tender, classified under business development consultancy services, aims to drive growth across Health & Fitness, GP Referral, and Swimming Lessons. With an open procurement method allowing electronic submissions until 30th March 2026, the contract begins on 11th May 2026 and may extend to 2028, subject to performance reviews. The Council is located in Arnold, Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom. The opportunity presents a significant value proposition of GBP 60,000-72,000, emphasising quality over price in award criteria. Interested parties are encouraged to access tender documents through Gedling's e-tendering platform.

Provision of Command and Control Solution

Description: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire (the Contracting Authority) intend to award a Contract for the provision of a Command and Control Solution, as detailed in the ITT Statement of Requirement. The Contracting Authority seeks to engage with a strategic, innovative, and experienced Supplier capable of delivering a robust, future proof command-and-control system for Nottinghamshire Police. The solution must fully align with operational needs, enhance organisational efficiency, improve overall performance, and support compliance with all relevant standards and regulations. The required system should enable seamless integration with existing infrastructure and technologies, while also supporting continuous improvement across all departments that rely on command-and-control capabilities. The successful Supplier will be expected to work collaboratively with the Contracting Authority to ensure an effective and resilient implementation that meets current (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire has initiated a tender process for the provision of a Command and Control Solution. The procurement stage is currently active, with participation required via an open, competitive flexible procedure. Targeting IT services such as consulting, software development, Internet, and support, the contract is valued at up to £15,000,000, with a maximum potential of £18,000,000 inclusive of VAT. The project is anticipated to take place in the United Kingdom within the UKF region. Interested businesses need to register by April 15th, 2026, to be eligible for the subsequent stages of the evaluation process, which includes demonstrations, price evaluation, and final contract award set to conclude by May 28th, 2026.