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INVITATION TO QUOTE FOR Exclusive rights to publish College Endorsed Manuals for the National Police Promotions Framework Step Two Legal Examinations (Sergeant and Inspector) and the National Investigators' Examination

Description: Description You are invited by the College of Policing to quote for the provision of exclusive rights to publish College Endorsed Manuals for the National Police Promotions Framework Step Two Legal Examinations (Sergeant and Inspector) and the National Investigators' Examination detailed in the attached brief documentation. Your quotation must be received by Monday 21st September 2026, 16:00hrs. It is the responsibility of all suppliers to ensure that their quotation response is received no later than the appointed time. The College of Policing may undertake not to consider quotations received after that time. The College of policing is not bound to accept the lowest priced or any quote and shall not be bound to accept the supplier as sole supplier. Prices quoted shall remain firm for the duration of (read more...)

Summary: The College of Policing is seeking a publisher to hold exclusive rights to publish College Endorsed Manuals for the National Police Promotions Framework Step Two Legal Examinations for sergeant and inspector candidates, and for the National Investigators’ Examination. This is a publishing services requirement, covering the production and publication of examination-support manuals described in the brief documentation. The work is intended for the UK market. The buying organisation is College of Policing Limited, a public authority based in Coventry. The requirement is a single service lot and is marked as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community or social enterprises. Suppliers should be able to manage publishing rights and deliver authoritative educational material for national police examinations.

Below 2 Bar Risk Model

Description: Cadent, working with Northern Gas Networks, SGN and Wales & West Utilities, is seeking information from the market to inform the potential development of a future Below 2 Bar Risk Model. The capability would support public-safety risk assessment, network planning and regulatory decision-making associated with GD4 / RIIO-4 and beyond. The current Mains Replacement Prioritisation System has supported the Iron Mains Risk Reduction Programme. The participating Gas Distribution Networks are now considering how a shared, defensible and future-proof approach could preserve safety performance while improving transparency, auditability and consistency across networks. 1.1 Current context: * The future model is intended to provide transparent intelligence that supports intervention and investment prioritisation, without itself making operational decisions or generating work packages. * Its core purpose is public-safety risk assessment for (read more...)

Summary: Cadent Gas Limited is exploring a shared public-safety risk model for gas distribution assets operating at pressures up to 2 bar, working with Northern Gas Networks, SGN and Wales & West Utilities. The service would provide transparent, consistent and auditable risk intelligence for relevant mains, services and risers. It would help the networks compare risk, identify contributing assets and factors, and support network planning, investment and regulatory decisions for GD4, RIIO-4 and beyond. The model would inform decisions rather than make operational decisions or generate work packages. Its scope includes individual and cumulative risk, consequence and injury or fatality likelihood, property, building and occupancy characteristics, and differences in data quality across participating networks. Delivery would cover the United Kingdom.

Below 2 Bar Risk Model

Description: Cadent, working with Northern Gas Networks, SGN and Wales & West Utilities, is seeking information from the market to inform the potential development of a future Below 2 Bar Risk Model. The capability would support public-safety risk assessment, network planning and regulatory decision-making associated with GD4 / RIIO-4 and beyond. The current Mains Replacement Prioritisation System has supported the Iron Mains Risk Reduction Programme. The participating Gas Distribution Networks are now considering how a shared, defensible and future-proof approach could preserve safety performance while improving transparency, auditability and consistency across networks. 1.1 Current context: * The future model is intended to provide transparent intelligence that supports intervention and investment prioritisation, without itself making operational decisions or generating work packages. * Its core purpose is public-safety risk assessment for (read more...)

Summary: Cadent Gas Limited is exploring a shared public-safety risk model for gas distribution assets operating at pressures up to 2 bar, working with Northern Gas Networks, SGN and Wales & West Utilities. The service would provide transparent, consistent and auditable risk intelligence for relevant mains, services and risers. It would help the networks compare risk, identify contributing assets and factors, and support network planning, investment and regulatory decisions for GD4, RIIO-4 and beyond. The model would inform decisions rather than make operational decisions or generate work packages. Its scope includes individual and cumulative risk, consequence and injury or fatality likelihood, property, building and occupancy characteristics, and differences in data quality across participating networks. Delivery would cover the United Kingdom.

Below 2 Bar Risk Model

Description: Cadent, working with Northern Gas Networks, SGN and Wales & West Utilities, is seeking information from the market to inform the potential development of a future Below 2 Bar Risk Model. The capability would support public-safety risk assessment, network planning and regulatory decision-making associated with GD4 / RIIO-4 and beyond. The current Mains Replacement Prioritisation System has supported the Iron Mains Risk Reduction Programme. The participating Gas Distribution Networks are now considering how a shared, defensible and future-proof approach could preserve safety performance while improving transparency, auditability and consistency across networks. 1.1 Current context: * The future model is intended to provide transparent intelligence that supports intervention and investment prioritisation, without itself making operational decisions or generating work packages. * Its core purpose is public-safety risk assessment for (read more...)

Summary: Cadent Gas Limited is exploring a shared public-safety risk model for gas distribution assets operating at pressures up to 2 bar, working with Northern Gas Networks, SGN and Wales & West Utilities. The service would provide transparent, consistent and auditable risk intelligence for relevant mains, services and risers. It would help the networks compare risk, identify contributing assets and factors, and support network planning, investment and regulatory decisions for GD4, RIIO-4 and beyond. The model would inform decisions rather than make operational decisions or generate work packages. Its scope includes individual and cumulative risk, consequence and injury or fatality likelihood, property, building and occupancy characteristics, and differences in data quality across participating networks. Delivery would cover the United Kingdom.

Fire Compartmentation Works

Description: Provide all labour, materials, equipment, testing and certification necessary to maintain, restore or install fire compartmentation to achieve the required fire resistance of walls, floors, ceilings, service risers, shafts and voids..

Summary: George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust is procuring fire compartmentation works at its estate in Nuneaton. The requirement covers all labour, materials and equipment needed to maintain, restore or install fire compartmentation in walls, floors, ceilings, service risers, shafts and voids. The works must achieve the required fire resistance, with testing and certification included. This is construction work focused on fire prevention and fireproofing, rather than the supply of standalone equipment. The procurement is arranged as one lot, covering the full requirement. It will suit contractors able to manage fire-stopping and compartmentation works across these building elements, coordinate the necessary materials and equipment, and provide testing and certification as part of delivery. The buying organisation is George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust.

Below 2 Bar Risk Model

Description: Cadent, working with Northern Gas Networks, SGN and Wales & West Utilities, is seeking information from the market to inform the potential development of a future Below 2 Bar Risk Model. The capability would support public-safety risk assessment, network planning and regulatory decision-making associated with GD4 / RIIO-4 and beyond. The current Mains Replacement Prioritisation System has supported the Iron Mains Risk Reduction Programme. The participating Gas Distribution Networks are now considering how a shared, defensible and future-proof approach could preserve safety performance while improving transparency, auditability and consistency across networks. 1.1 Current context: * The future model is intended to provide transparent intelligence that supports intervention and investment prioritisation, without itself making operational decisions or generating work packages. * Its core purpose is public-safety risk assessment for (read more...)

Summary: Cadent Gas Limited is exploring a shared public-safety risk model for gas distribution assets operating at pressures up to 2 bar, working with Northern Gas Networks, SGN and Wales & West Utilities. The service would provide transparent, consistent and auditable risk intelligence for relevant mains, services and risers. It would help the networks compare risk, identify contributing assets and factors, and support network planning, investment and regulatory decisions for GD4, RIIO-4 and beyond. The model would inform decisions rather than make operational decisions or generate work packages. Its scope includes individual and cumulative risk, consequence and injury or fatality likelihood, property, building and occupancy characteristics, and differences in data quality across participating networks. Delivery would cover the United Kingdom.

NWB - Design and build of a pump track at Sycamore Road, Kingsbury and Church Lane, Fillongley.

Description: North Warwickshire Borough Council is seeking to appoint suitably qualified and experienced contractors to design and build two pump tracks, one per site at: * Sycamore Road Recreation Ground, Kingsbury, B78 2HY * Church Lane, Fillongley, CV7 8EW

Summary: North Warwickshire Borough Council is procuring the design and construction of two pump tracks, one at Sycamore Road Recreation Ground in Kingsbury and one at Church Lane in Fillongley. The requirement covers both design work and physical construction, rather than the supply of standalone equipment. The sites are Sycamore Road, Kingsbury, B78 2HY, and Church Lane, Fillongley, CV7 8EW. This is a public works opportunity for contractors able to take responsibility for designing and delivering pump-track facilities across two locations. The buying organisation is North Warwickshire Borough Council, based at The Council House in Atherstone. The procurement is classified under building installation work, although the practical requirement is specifically the design and build of recreational pump tracks.

NUN - Dry Recycling Collections

Description: NBBC require the provision of safe, efficient and customer focussed dry recycling collections to all households in the Borough of Nuneaton and Bedworth - a total of 62,460 properties to also include all future newbuild households as they become occupied. At this stage August 2026 NBBC are carrying out a Pre-Market Engagement only.

Summary: Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council intends to procure dry recycling collection services for every household in the Borough of Nuneaton and Bedworth. The service is expected to cover 62,460 existing properties, together with future new-build households as they become occupied. The requirement is for safe, efficient and customer-focused collection of recyclable household materials, classified as refuse recycling services. Delivery will take place across the Borough of Nuneaton and Bedworth. This is a council-wide household collection service rather than a supply-only requirement, so it is relevant to operators with the vehicles, crews, systems and service management needed to deliver regular recycling collections across a large residential area. The procurement is being treated as a single service requirement.

Provision of UK & International Training

Description: The College of Policing is exploring options for a future commercial arrangement to support the delivery of specialist policing education, training, consultancy and capability development services across the United Kingdom and internationally.

Summary: The College of Policing is exploring a future commercial arrangement for specialist policing education, training, consultancy and capability development services. The work would support delivery across the United Kingdom and internationally, so it may suit providers able to operate nationally and overseas. The scope covers personnel training, staff development and wider education and training services. It is a services procurement intended to help develop policing capability, combining specialist learning provision with consultancy and related support. The buyer is College of Policing Limited, a public authority based in Coventry. The planned arrangement relates to one service requirement rather than separate identified work packages, with delivery expected across the UK and beyond.

Fatigue Management and Wellbeing Services

Description: Cadent is seeking a single supplier to support our fatigue management journey. Cadent has an established focus on fatigue management and is seeking to understand current market capabilities and innovation in this area and are looking for an innovative partner with the capability to deliver an integrated solution across fatigue management, health and wellbeing services. We are looking to work with an organisation that can utilise technology to help us manage fatigue effectively, proactively use health data to support employee safety and wellbeing, deliver interactive education and support services, and integrate data and insights into our existing systems and ways of working. Alongside this, we'd like the successful partner to deliver interactive, face-to-face education and support services that help improve our employees' health and wellbeing. We also require (read more...)

Summary: Cadent Gas Limited intends to procure fatigue management and wellbeing services from a single supplier. The service would support its established fatigue management programme through an integrated solution covering fatigue management, health and wellbeing, technology-enabled monitoring, health data, employee safety and wellbeing, interactive education, and support services. The supplier would need to integrate relevant data and insights into Cadent’s existing systems and ways of working. The scope also includes interactive face-to-face education and support to improve employees’ health and wellbeing. This is a company health service, classified under CPV 85147000. Delivery would support Cadent Gas Limited’s operations, with the buying organisation based in Coventry.