Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Children & Young People's Continuing Care Window 3

Description: Nottingham & Nottinghamshire ICB are looking to invite suitably qualified and experienced providers to express their interest in delivering a Children's and Young Peoples Continuing Care service under an Any Qualified Provider (AQP) framework.

This is the third window opened for this opportunity.
NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands CSU (AGCSU) is acting as an agent for and on behalf of the Commissioner and is supporting the procurement process.

Summary: The NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board has launched the third window for the "Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Children & Young People's Continuing Care" procurement process, focusing on health services. Located in the Nottinghamshire area, the process is currently at the tender stage with a closing date set for 30 January 2026. The contract, managed under the Any Qualified Provider framework, aims to provide comprehensive care for children and young people with complex health needs. It follows an open procurement method and is set to commence with an award period starting on 2 February 2026. The procurement is valued nominally at £1 and involves electronic submission of tenders.

North Nottinghamshire Specialist Wheelchair Service for Children, Young People and Adults on behalf of NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board

Description: NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board are inviting suitably qualified and experienced providers to deliver the North Nottinghamshire Specialist Wheelchair Service for Children, Young People and Adults via a Competitive Process under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) regulations.

Summary: The NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board is conducting a tender process to procure a North Nottinghamshire Specialist Wheelchair Service for children, young people, and adults. This service falls under the health services industry category and is located in Nottingham, UK. The procurement has progressed to the tender update stage, with key details and documentation accessible online. The deadline for submissions has been extended to 21st January 2026 at 16:00. The contract, valued at £6,199,360, spans 2 years with an optional extension for up to 2 additional years, starting operationally from October 2026. The procurement method employed is an open procedure under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) regulations.

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: a) Remain open to new suppliers at any time b) Can be used for any type of goods, services, or works (except concession contracts) c) 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 has initiated a public procurement process titled "Redhill Academy Trust Dynamic Market for Electricity and Gas," aimed at establishing a dynamic market for electricity and gas supply services. Based in Nottingham, UK, the Trust is a public authority within the central government and is looking to engage suppliers in a process that remains open and competitive. As of 19th December 2025, the tendering stage is active, and the framework for this initiative is set to operate until 31st January 2028. The procurement method is classified under 'goods' and uses an open and dynamic market system, which allows new suppliers to join at any time. This project covers the supply of mains gas, natural gas, and electricity across the UK, providing opportunities for various public bodies and potential suppliers to engage in fair trading practices.

PRN004589 Occupational Health Software

Description: Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service (NFRS) Occupational Health Section will be initiating a project to replace the current Occupational health Software. NFRS are undertaking Pre-Market Engagement activity to widen our understanding and knowledge of the market and available products.

Summary: The Nottinghamshire and City of Nottingham Fire Authority has initiated a planning stage for procuring a new Occupational Health Software solution, classified within the software package and information systems industry, specifically targeting medical software packages. The procurement, valued at £200,000, is currently in the Pre-Market Engagement (PME) stage to expand knowledge about potential market offerings. Interested parties are encouraged to participate, with a key engagement deadline set for 14th January 2026. The procurement process is anticipated to progress towards issuing a formal tender notice on 2nd March 2026. The planning is expected to culminate in the award phase with contracts potentially commencing in January 2027 and extending to January 2031, featuring the possibility of renewal.

Premarket engagement - services to support children who display sexualised behaviour

Description: Nottinghamshire County Council are currently in the process of developing a specification to deliver a framework of Providers who can offer care for children with multiple presenting needs including care for those children displaying sexualised behaviours. This exercise is designed to gather insights from you about capacity, appetite, challenges, and innovative approaches to delivering care for children who display sexualised behaviour, and for those who may have convictions. Your feedback will help us better understand market conditions, refine our commissioning strategy, and ensure that any potential future framework is informed by provider experience.

Summary: Nottinghamshire County Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Premarket engagement - services to support children who display sexualised behaviour," specifically in the health and social work services industry. The procurement aims to establish a framework of providers capable of caring for children with various needs, including those displaying sexualised behaviours. A pre-market engagement exercise is scheduled with responses due by 5th January 2026. The procurement process, initiated as a tender, is set in Nottingham with an anticipated contract period starting from 1st September 2026 until 31st August 2029. There is potential for renewal until 2035, with framework agreement strategies in place.

Handy Persons Adaptation Service - Materials Supplier

Description: Nottinghamshire County Council is commissioning a Handypersons and Adaptation Service (HPAS) to support the delivery of adaptation and repair works across all seven districts within the county. To facilitate this service, the Council requires a reliable supply of materials to be purchased and used by approved Service Providers operating under the HPAS framework.

Summary: Nottinghamshire County Council is conducting an open procurement process to commission a Handypersons Adaptation Service, requiring a materials supplier. This tender is aimed at supporting adaptation and repair work across seven districts in Nottinghamshire, with a focus on securing a dependable supply of building materials for use by approved service providers under the HPAS framework. The procurement is categorised under "goods" and is particularly relevant to the building materials sector. The process is currently in the tender stage, and interested parties should note that the tender period closes on 19 January 2026, with the award decision expected by 13 February 2026. The total gross value of the contract is £400,000, and submissions are accepted exclusively online in English via the East Midlands Tenders portal.

Provision of Care and Support services in Rushcliffe Extra Care Schemes

Description: The Council is seeking to commission the provision of care and support services within two Extra Care settings in the borough of Rushcliffe in Nottinghamshire, for people who meet the Council's eligibility criteria and who are currently already in receipt of an Extra Care service. The Care and Support services offered in Extra Care are mainly aimed at older people but may also meet the needs of younger adults with physical disabilities, learning disabilities or mental health challenges. More detail on the specific requirements for this contract can be found in Part 3 - Extra Care Specification.

Summary: Nottinghamshire County Council is currently conducting a tender process for the provision of care and support services in Extra Care settings located in Rushcliffe, Nottinghamshire, under the category of health and social work services. The tender, titled "Provision of Care and Support services in Rushcliffe Extra Care Schemes," is specifically designed for adults who meet the Council's eligibility requirements, including older people and younger adults with physical disabilities, learning disabilities, or mental health challenges. The procurement is at the tender stage following a competitive flexible procedure and involves selective procurement methods. Interested parties must express interest by 6th January 2026, with the award period concluding by 19th March 2026 and the contract commencing on 18th July 2026. The contract is valued at approximately £1,143,600 gross, with operations concluding on 30th June 2028. The process stresses high-quality service provision, with the award criteria weighted towards 70% quality and 30% price.

Preliminary Market engagement for interest in developing a DfE registered AP Free School in Worksop, Nottinghamshire

Description: Nottinghamshire County Council is undertaking a soft market testing exercise and is seeking an understanding of the market interest in a potential opportunity for a Provider to develop a DfE registered AP Free School on Council owned land in Worksop in Nottinghamshire. More details of the potential opportunity and the pre market engagement process can be accessed through Nottinghamshire County Council e-tendering portal Pro Contract via www.eastmidstenders.org and all interested parties must register an interest within the Pro Contract e-tendering portal to access the pre market engagement documents. This will ensure all parties are privy to any communications and developments from Nottinghamshire County Council in relation to this pre market engagement exercise. We have included some questions that can be accessed via www.eastmidstenders.org and should be completed on (read more...)

Summary: Nottinghamshire County Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process under the Open Contracting Data Standard, involving the engagement for the development of a Department for Education (DfE) registered Alternative Provision (AP) Free School in Worksop, Nottinghamshire. This tender falls under the works category with additional services in education and construction. A significant milestone in this process includes the publicisation of a soft market testing questionnaire, with responses due by 19th December 2025. The anticipated contract period starts on 1st April 2027, ending on 31st March 2052. The preliminary market engagement notice was published on 1st December 2025, with further engagement potentially scheduled until 31st March 2026, to better understand market interest and development feasibility.

Provision of a Command and Control System

Description: The primary objective of this procurement is to procure, implement and support an operationally resilient, stable and reliable future-proof command-and-control solution for Nottinghamshire Police.

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire is planning the procurement of a command and control system aimed at enhancing the operational resilience, stability, and reliability of Nottinghamshire Police's operations. This procurement falls under the services category, focusing on IT services, including consulting, software development, and support, and is categorised within the public authority sub-central government sector. The location for this contract is in the UKF region of the United Kingdom, with significant activities detailed within a planned timeline from April 2026 to April 2033. The procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with an engagement deadline set for 8th December 2025. The procurement will follow a competitive flexible procedure for selecting suitable candidates, and expressions of interest are due by 25th January 2026.

North Nottinghamshire End of Life Care Together Alliance Hub

Description: Establishment of an End of Life hub to manage all End of Life referrals, providing a single point of access, increase capacity in 'hospice at home' services to deliver palliative and end of life care within the North Nottinghamshire community supporting patients to die in their preferred place of care.

Summary: The NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board has concluded a procurement process for the establishment of the North Nottinghamshire End of Life Care Together Alliance Hub, which falls under the health services category. The procurement process was carried out through a Provider Selection Regime under the Health Care Services Regulations 2023, with the contract awarded to Beaumond House Hospice for the delivery of these critical services. The service is set to commence on 1 December 2025 and will continue until 30 November 2028, with a three-year contract valued at approximately £14.4 million. The contract awards a large-scale single supplier contract for increasing capacity in 'hospice at home' services to support end-of-life care within the community, centred around Nottingham, UKF16.