The provision of a Treasury Management System

Description: Leicester City Council requires a new cloud-hosted Treasury Management System to replace its current platform. The system must enable the banking and income management team to record and manage all lending and borrowing contracts, calculate expected interest payments, monitor cash flow across multiple bank accounts, and flag upcoming payments or potential cash flow issues. It should support importing daily bank transactions from CSV/Excel, maintain master data for counterparties and intermediaries, store general ledger codes, and allow configuration of income and expenditure types. A comprehensive reporting suite is essential, including daily lending and borrowing summaries, cash flow reports, general ledger updates, statutory returns, and ad hoc analysis. The system must provide strong security, detailed audit logs, disaster recovery measures, and GDPR compliance. The provider will be responsible for installation, (read more...)

Summary: Leicester City Council is seeking to procure a new Treasury Management System through an open competition tender process. This tender aims to secure a cloud-hosted system capable of managing and recording lending and borrowing contracts, importing daily bank transactions, and providing comprehensive reporting and security features. The procurement is in the tender stage, with the deadline for enquiries set for 11th December 2025 and submission by 5th January 2026. Located in Leicester, United Kingdom, the council is classified as a sub-central government authority. The industry category falls under software package and information systems, with an estimated contract value of £60,000, excluding VAT, for goods. The contract is scheduled to start on 1st April 2026 and may extend to a maximum term of ten years.

Provision of Learning Management System (LMS)

Description: Leicester's Safeguarding Children Partnership, in collaboration with Leicestershire and Rutland's Safeguarding Children Partnership, is seeking to procure a Learning Management System (LMS) to support and enhance its multi-agency training program. The partnership delivers a range of safeguarding training and conferences with approximately 2,500 delegates attending each year, the training is delivered through a mix of in-person classroom sessions and online learning modules. In addition to delivering training, the Partnerships also publish safeguarding newsletters to disseminate critical information and updates. They also develop and distribute learning resources that complement the training courses. The Learning Management System will be predominantly for Leicester's Safeguarding Children Partnership Services and partner organisations.

Summary: Leicester City Council is currently in the tender stage of its procurement process for a Learning Management System (LMS) to support multi-agency safeguarding training programs. This opportunity falls under the industry category of Software package and information systems, and is valued at £60,000 gross. The procurement method is open competition, suitable for public authorities. The tender, titled "Provision of Learning Management System (LMS)," is active, and interested parties must submit their bids electronically via the EastMidsTenders portal. The deadline for submission is set for 9th January 2026. Leicester's Safeguarding Children Partnership Services, along with Leicestershire and Rutland's counterparts, will primarily utilise the LMS, which is aimed at enhancing training delivery for approximately 2,500 delegates annually.

Water Supply

Description: This is the water supply for all council properties, except housing.

Summary: Leicester City Council is planning a procurement process for the water supply to all council properties, excluding housing. This tender falls under the services category in the public utilities industry and is based in Leicester, United Kingdom (region UKF21). The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with a planned contract period starting from 8th December 2025 until 7th December 2028, and may extend until 7th December 2029 subject to renewal. Key dates include a future notice expected by 5th December 2025. The total value of the contract is estimated at £3,100,000 GBP, as per procurement guidelines established by UKPGA, specifically under legislation 2023/54.

Electricity Supply

Description: Electricity supplier to Leicester City Council buildings.

Summary: Leicester City Council has announced a planned procurement process for the supply of electricity to its buildings, designated under tender ID PAN3324. This procurement, classified under services related to the oil and gas industry, is set to begin its contract period from 1st October 2028 and end on 1st October 2032. The council, a sub-central government public authority, operates from City Hall, 115 Charles Street, Leicester, UK. Interested parties should note that the procurement is currently in the planning update stage, with crucial communication expected by 2nd October 2027. The estimated gross value of the contract is £5,807,894 GBP.

Gas Supply

Description: The gas supplier to Leicester City Council buildings.

Summary: Leicester City Council is in the planning stage of its procurement process for a contract titled "Gas Supply" aimed at delivering services related to the oil and gas industry. This procurement is classified under services with a substantial estimated contract value of £7,400,000, pointing to large-scale operations. The anticipated start date for the contract is the 31st of March, 2027, with an end date of the 31st of March, 2031. The council plans to release a future notice by the 1st of June, 2026. The location for service delivery is in the UKF21 region, which includes Leicester, United Kingdom. Leicester City Council serves as a sub-central government public authority and is overseeing this significant procurement, which adheres to UKPGA's legal framework as outlined in the legislation from 2023.

Emergency accommodation

Description: Leicester City Council's emergency accommodation services for anyone experiencing homelessness.

Summary: Leicester City Council is planning to procure emergency accommodation services aimed at assisting individuals experiencing homelessness. This procurement falls under the services category and focuses on the community, social, and personal services industry. The project is located in Leicester, UK, with an estimated contract value of £5,000,000. The procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with a planned contract period from January 2026 to January 2031. Relevant notices have been published, with key dates including the future notice deadline on 4th December 2025.

Occupational Health Services

Description: A provider to deliver Occupational Health Services to Leicester City Council, including pension referrals, disability advice and health surveillance programme.

Summary: Leicester City Council is planning a tender for Occupational Health Services, under the category of health and social work services, with an estimated value of £2,000,000. The services include pension referrals, disability advice, and health surveillance programmes. The procurement is in the planning stage, with a future notice date set for 2nd September 2026. The contract period is from 1st September 2027 to 1st September 2032, and the services will be delivered in the UKF21 region. This tender falls under the public authority - sub-central government category, following the legal framework of the UKPGA 2023/54.

250800 Educational Psychological Assessments

Description: he University is looking to establish a framework agreement featuring up to four Educational Psychologists/specialist teachers for the supply of Psychology Tests on behalf of its students. DMU proposes to enter contract for a four-year period with the successful Tenderers. The anticipated contract commencement date is 1st April 2026, with expiry date 31st March 2030. The estimated total value of this contract over a four-year period, across all framework suppliers, is expected to be around PS500,000 excluding VAT, assuming current requirement of these services. Peak Assessment periods are generally October/November and February/March, and the estimated number of Educational Psychological Tests commissioned by DMU comprises of approximately 350 student assessments per annum in total across all suppliers. De Montfort University ("the University") is conducting the procurement using the open (read more...)

Summary: De Montfort University in Leicester, United Kingdom, is initiating a procurement process for Educational Psychological Assessments under the title "250800 Educational Psychological Assessments." The tender, which falls under the services category particularly focusing on psychology services, is part of a light-touch regime and employs an open procurement method. The university aims to establish a four-year framework agreement with up to four educational psychologists or specialist teachers. The contract is set to commence on 1st April 2026 and conclude on 31st March 2030, with an estimated value of £500,000 excluding VAT. Businesses interested in tendering should note that the tender submission deadline is on 12th January 2026.

250800 Educational Psychologocal Assessments

Description: he University is looking to establish a framework agreement featuring up to four Educational Psychologists/specialist teachers for the supply of Psychology Tests on behalf of its students. DMU proposes to enter contract for a four-year period with the successful Tenderers. The anticipated contract commencement date is 1st April 2026, with expiry date 31st March 2030. The estimated total value of this contract over a four-year period, across all framework suppliers, is expected to be around PS500,000 excluding VAT, assuming current requirement of these services. Peak Assessment periods are generally October/November and February/March, and the estimated number of Educational Psychological Tests commissioned by DMU comprises of approximately 350 student assessments per annum in total across all suppliers. De Montfort University ("the University") is conducting the procurement using the open (read more...)

Summary: De Montfort University in Leicester, United Kingdom, is initiating a procurement process for Educational Psychological Assessments under the title "250800 Educational Psychological Assessments." The tender, which falls under the services category particularly focusing on psychology services, is part of a light-touch regime and employs an open procurement method. The university aims to establish a four-year framework agreement with up to four educational psychologists or specialist teachers. The contract is set to commence on 1st April 2026 and conclude on 31st March 2030, with an estimated value of £500,000 excluding VAT. Businesses interested in tendering should note that the tender submission deadline is on 12th January 2026.

250900 Clinical Psychological Assessments

Description: The University is looking to establish a framework agreement featuring up to four Clinical Psychologists for the supply of Psychology Tests on behalf of its Students. DMU proposes to enter contract for a four-year period with the successful Tenderers. The anticipated contract commencement date is 1st April 2026, with expiry date 31st March 2030. The estimated total value of this contract over a four-year period, across all framework suppliers, is expected to be around PS100,000 excluding VAT, assuming current requirement of these services. The estimated number of Clinical Psychological Tests commissioned by DMU comprises of approximately 25 student assessments per annum in total. Of these, approximately five might fail to attend the initial appointment or attend an initial appointment only and progress no further, with perhaps 20 students (read more...)

Summary: De Montfort University in Leicester is seeking to establish a framework agreement to engage up to four Clinical Psychologists for the provision of clinical psychological assessments, primarily for their students. This procurement is categorised under "Psychiatrist or psychologist services" and covers the UKF21 region in the United Kingdom. The university is using an open procedure, below-threshold competition, as outlined in the Procurement Act 2023. The tender process is currently at the stage of tender submission, with the period ending on 12th January 2026. The contract, expected to be valued at approximately £100,000 excluding VAT, is anticipated to commence on 1st April 2026 and run through to 31st March 2030. The framework will operate on a closed allocation system where the highest-scoring provider based on evaluation will initially be allocated work.