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Community Health Improvement and Lifestyle Service

Description: The Commissioner intends to procure a provider to deliver the lifestyle and clinical elements of the Community Health Improvement and Lifestyle Service identifying a single accountable provider responsible for delivering an integrated service to the defined cohorts.

The preferred provider will hold overall accountability for service delivery and outcomes and may deliver services directly or work in partnership with other organisations, including Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise organisations (VCFSE), primary care and pharmacy providers, where appropriate; however, overall accountability will remain with the preferred provider.

The service must operate as part of a wider integrated pathway, and providers should refer to the specification for full details of the service model and eligible population. Whilst reference is made within the service specification to digital interoperability and functionality, the digital (read more...)

Summary: The NHS Coventry and Warwickshire Integrated Care Board is currently planning a tender for the provision of the 'Community Health Improvement and Lifestyle Service'. This procurement falls under the 'Health services' industry category and targets locations in the UK, specifically the region identified as UKG13. The process adheres to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, utilising the Most Suitable Provider Process. The tender is expected to progress to the tender stage after 16th July 2026, when expressions of interest must be submitted. The total estimated value of the contract is £3,750,000, with the service provision anticipated to last three years. The forthcoming opportunity is classified under the services procurement category and is currently in the planning stage.

RUG - Rugby Town Centre Wayfinding Strategy

Description: The Borough Council is seeking the services of a suitably skilled and experienced Provider to design, supply and install a number of physical wayfinding items, as guided by and in compliance with the concepts of the Wayfinding Strategy (Appendix A). The aim of the project is to improve connectivity across the town and help 'stitch' key destinations and routes together. Sign locations have been determined based on the findings of analysis work. The new sign designs have been developed to respond sensitively to the conservation area while also aligning with the newly developed Rugby place brand, helping to create a cohesive and recognisable identity across the town centre. The implementation of the services is required to be completed within four stages.

Summary: The Rugby Borough Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "RUG - Rugby Town Centre Wayfinding Strategy," focused on the design, supply, and installation of physical wayfinding items. This initiative, located in Rugby, United Kingdom (UKG13 region), aims to enhance town connectivity and integrates with the new Rugby place brand. The procurement falls under the services category, particularly targeting the signage and maintenance sectors. The process involves engagement through a transactional survey, with a milestone date scheduled for 1st July 2026. Future notices are expected by 1st September 2026.

Property QUDM

Description: This QUDM will provide a platform for building contractors to support Cadents property portfolio. The services cover a broad range of property, building, and site improvements, including refurbishments, installations, compliance works, infrastructure upgrades, environmental adaptations, and security-related activities. The scope of works will encompass all RIBA stages, can be design/build or build only, and have CDM requirements.

Summary: CADENT GAS LIMITED, a private utility company based in Coventry, is seeking suppliers through an open procurement process titled "Property QUDM" to support its property portfolio. The tender focuses on construction work including refurbishments, installations, compliance works, infrastructural upgrades, and security-related activities across various UK regions. Currently in the tender stage, this initiative also involves complete RIBA stages and has specific CDM requirements. It was initiated on 1st July 2026, with no participation fees, and suppliers can join via Construction Line.

Request for information Refresh of Bedroom IPTV (Internet Protocol Television)

Description: This is a request for information only, which will seek to guide whether and how a formal invitation to tender will be issued for the services detailed in the attachments relating to this opportunity. This project centres around a requirement under consideration for the refresh of television equipment at two freehold sites operated by College of Policing in West Midlands and North East England, across a total of 464 delegate bedrooms, currently equipped with "Freeview" television equipment There may be an additional requirement for digital signage for foyer and reception areas. The aim would be to improve and update streaming / social media viewing capability in the accommodation block bedrooms including provision of an accommodation interactive 'Welcome Page' for when delegates enter their room providing basic site information. (read more...)

Summary: The College of Policing Limited is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process aimed at refreshing the IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) systems across two of its sites in the West Midlands and North East England. This involves upgrading the television equipment across 464 delegate bedrooms with potential additions like digital signage for public areas. The procurement belongs to the goods category with key classifications including multimedia and television equipment, network cabling, and IT services. Businesses interested in participating should note milestones including a key deadline for engagement responses by 6 July 2026, as part of this request for information (RFI) stage. The contract period spans from 1 October 2026 to 31 March 2027, focusing on advancing streaming capabilities and interactive services within accommodation settings.

Police Constable Entry Route (PCER) Programmes

Description: West Mercia, Staffordshire and Warwickshire Police forces are in a regional collaboration for the provision of Police Constable entry routes, which is led by Staffordshire Police. The procurement process itself will be led by the West Mercia procurement team. The three forces are looking for a single supplier for PCDA, DHEP (with a DC - DHEP option) and support with wider services such as common apprenticeships in policing and other accreditation services. Aiming to have provision in place by year end 2026 and to award any contract via a national procurement framework for initial entry routes.

Summary: The West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner, in collaboration with Staffordshire Police and Warwickshire Police, is planning a procurement for the Police Constable Entry Route (PCER) Programmes. The procurement aims to secure a single supplier to provide a range of services, including the Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship (PCDA), Degree Holder Entry Programme (DHEP), and other apprenticeship and accreditation services within the policing field. This contract is part of a regional collaboration led by Staffordshire Police, while the procurement process will be managed by West Mercia's procurement team. The main procurement category is services within the education and training sector, and the total contract value is projected at £13.95 million. An engagement event is scheduled for 4th August 2026, providing an opportunity for interested parties to consult with key stakeholders. Interested suppliers should indicate their interest by 24th July 2026, with the procurement process expected to culminate in contract awards by the end of 2026. The planning stage is currently underway, with the contract anticipated to commence on 1st January 2027 and possibly extend until the end of 2032.

NUN - Housing and Economic Development Needs Assessment - Local Plan Assessment

Description: The Planning Policy team are responsible for adopting a Development Plan for Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough, ensuring future growth will be sustainable. The Development Plan currently comprises of the Borough Plan (2011-2031), which was adopted in 2019, a Gypsy and Traveller Site Allocations DPD, the Warwickshire Minerals Local Plan (2018-2032) and the Warwickshire Waste Core Strategy Adopted Local Plan (2013-2028). The Borough Plan Review, which will supersede the adopted Borough Plan (2011-2031), is currently at examination and is anticipated to be adopted late 2025. To reflect changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) the Council is commencing work on a new local plan. Alongside the Local Plan and any supporting development plan documents there will be a requirement for Housing and Economic Needs Assessment to be undertaken. (read more...)

Summary: Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council is inviting tenders for a Housing and Economic Development Needs Assessment as part of their new Local Plan Assessment. This falls under the industry category of technical testing, analysis, and consultancy services. The contract, open for competition under a below-threshold open procedure, is located in Nuneaton, United Kingdom. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with submissions accepted until 27th July 2026. The contract is expected to commence on 24th August 2026 and conclude by 23rd February 2029, with a possible 12-month renewal option. The total contract value is £36,000, and assessment criteria include a strong emphasis on quality, with an 80% weighting, covering experience, methodology, and timescales.

Cadent Occupational Health System

Description: Cadent is seeking information on solutions to support its Occupational Health function, including case management, confidential clinical records, appointment scheduling, and workflow management. The current system has been in place for five years and relies heavily on manual processes and workarounds. Suppliers are therefore invited to describe their organisation's capabilities and approach to addressing these challenges. Please note this is not a call for competition. Current State Cadent's current Occupational Health system is characterised by the following: Workflow and case management processes are heavily dependent on administrative input, with manual steps required to manage and progress cases High levels of manual effort are required to maintain records and manage workloads Reporting capability is limited, with outputs requiring manual extraction and manipulation Appointment booking and diary management require significant (read more...)

Summary: Cadent Gas Limited, a private utility company based in Coventry, UK, is in the planning stage of a procurement process for an Occupational Health System. The procurement is under the industry category "Software package and information systems" and aims to enhance system capabilities such as case management, appointment scheduling, and workflow automation for its Occupational Health function. The anticipated contract period is from December 2026 to November 2030. The procurement process involves a Request for Information (RFI) stage to gather insights from potential suppliers, with a response deadline of 15th July 2026.

Request for information Refresh of Bedroom IPTV (Internet Protocol Television)

Description: This is a request for information only, which will seek to guide whether and how a formal invitation to tender will be issued for the services detailed in the attachments relating to this opportunity. This project centres around a requirement under consideration for the refresh of television equipment at two freehold sites operated by College of Policing in West Midlands and North East England, across a total of 464 delegate bedrooms, currently equipped with "Freeview" television equipment There may be an additional requirement for digital signage for foyer and reception areas. The aim would be to improve and update streaming / social media viewing capability in the accommodation block bedrooms including provision of an accommodation interactive 'Welcome Page' for when delegates enter their room providing basic site information. (read more...)

Summary: The College of Policing Limited is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process aimed at refreshing the IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) systems across two of its sites in the West Midlands and North East England. This involves upgrading the television equipment across 464 delegate bedrooms with potential additions like digital signage for public areas. The procurement belongs to the goods category with key classifications including multimedia and television equipment, network cabling, and IT services. Businesses interested in participating should note milestones including a key deadline for engagement responses by 6 July 2026, as part of this request for information (RFI) stage. The contract period spans from 1 October 2026 to 31 March 2027, focusing on advancing streaming capabilities and interactive services within accommodation settings.

WDC - Electric vehicle charge points for public car parks

Description: Warwick District Council and Stratford-On Avon councils have a significant portfolio of car parks which present an ideal space for EV Chargepoints (EVCPs) and would like to appoint a single provider to install, manage and maintain EVCPs of appropriate speeds across the estate to increase the availability of public chargepoints and council fleet vehicle chargepoints. Charge Point Operators (CPOs) are invited to submit a tender to install and manage EVCPs on a concession basis, paying a flat fee for each space per year. The tender should be completed on the basis of the number of EVCPs you will install within the first phase of the project, which is expected to take no longer than 24 months. Our expectation is that the appointed CPO will install at least the (read more...)

Summary: Warwick District Council in collaboration with Stratford-On-Avon District Council is seeking a provider to install, manage, and maintain electric vehicle charge points across their extensive car park portfolios under a competitive flexible procurement process. The contract involves a two-stage tender procedure with an initial Invitation to Tender (ITT) and an optional negotiation stage. Interested Charge Point Operators (CPOs) are invited to submit tenders until 20 August 2026, with the opportunity to manage these electric vehicle charge points for an initial 15-year term, starting 1 October 2026, with a potential one-year extension. The contract, valued approximately at £645,000 per annum, aims to increase the availability of public and council fleet charge points in the UK region UKG13, enhancing the area’s decarbonisation efforts. Key dates include an enquiry deadline of 10 August 2026 and an award period ending on 25 September 2026.

Provision of Problem Solving Support

Description: The College of Policing is seeking a single supplier to provide specialist problem-solving support to police force areas participating in the Home Office Knife Crime Concentrations Fund (KCCF). The service will support the development, review, refinement and finalisation of SARA-based problem-solving plans aimed at reducing knife crime within identified hotspot locations across England and Wales. The initial requirement (Phase 1) is for a three-month contract commencing July 2026. Subject to operational requirements and funding availability, the Authority may extend the contract for up to a further nine months and commission additional closely related services, including implementation support (Phase 2). Consultancy day rates submitted by bidders will apply to any additional commissioned services. No guarantee is given that any extension or Phase 2 services will be awarded.

Summary: The College of Policing Limited has initiated an open procurement process for the provision of problem-solving support, targeting police force areas engaged in the Home Office Knife Crime Concentrations Fund. This tender seeks a single supplier to assist in the development and execution of problem-solving strategies based on the SARA model to combat knife crime hotspots across England and Wales. The procurement stage is currently active with the tender closing on 30th June 2026. The contract, starting on 13th July 2026, is initially for three months with the potential for extension up to July 2027, depending on operational needs and funding. The project's total estimated value is £168,000, and submissions are to be made electronically.