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Orthotic Footwear

Description: Orthotic Footwear Consumables

Summary: The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is buying orthotic footwear consumables for use in its healthcare services. This is a goods supply requirement covering orthopaedic supplies, specifically footwear designed or supplied to support orthotic treatment. Delivery and use are associated with the Trust in Oswestry, Shropshire. The requirement is arranged as a single procurement for the full footwear consumables supply. It is relevant to manufacturers, distributors and specialist medical supply businesses able to provide orthotic footwear products to an NHS orthopaedic hospital. The buyer is the Trust, based in Oswestry, and the requirement concerns the supply of products rather than installation, construction or consultancy services.

Pathology Forms

Description: Pathology Forms and Transportation Material

Summary: The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust is buying pathology forms and transportation material. This is a goods requirement centred on printed forms and materials used to support the handling and movement of pathology items within the Trust’s services. The requirement is presented as one combined supply package rather than separate service or works activities. The buying organisation is based at Mytton Oak Road, Shrewsbury, and the procurement is associated with the Trust serving Shrewsbury and Telford. Suppliers should therefore focus on the ability to provide the specified pathology documentation and related transportation materials as a coordinated supply requirement. The procurement concerns physical products, not pathology testing, clinical treatment, laboratory analysis or transport operations as a standalone service.

The provision of recycling and waste collection services including destruction of confidential wastepaper from Shropshire Council owned/run sites

Description: This procurement covers the provision of recycling and residual waste collection services, together with the secure destruction of confidential wastepaper, where instructed, from Shropshire Council owned and/or operated properties across the county of Shropshire. The fundamental objective of the procurement will be to secure a reliable, efficient, and compliant waste management service capable of meeting the diverse operational needs of the Council's estate. This includes the consistent delivery of recycling services, the lawful collection and disposal of residual waste, and the secure handling and destruction of confidential wastepaper, as required. Through the delivery of this requirement the Council places a strong emphasis on adherence to the waste hierarchy, prioritising waste prevention, reuse, and recycling above treatment and disposal. Contractors are therefore expected to support the Council's wider environmental, (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Council is procuring commercial waste management services for its owned and operated properties across Shropshire. The requirement covers scheduled collection of dry-mixed recyclable materials, including paper and cardboard, metals, plastics and glass; residual non-recyclable waste; food waste; and confidential wastepaper collection and secure destruction where instructed. Potential additional services include collection of waste electrical and electronic equipment. The service is intended to support clean, safe public spaces and the Council’s environmental, sustainability and resource-efficiency objectives. The indicative estate currently comprises 35 operating sites, with collections arranged according to each property’s operational needs. This is a public-sector waste and recycling services contract, classified under CPV 90500000 and 90514000.

Fuel Delivery Support and Provision of AVGAS for NIUAS

Description: The Authority has a requirement for the supply of fuel and provision of tank fueler at Northern Ireland University Air Squadron (NIUAS). The fuel tanker must deliver the fuel to the site for training to take place. Further details including the tankers specification can be found in the procurement documents on the Defence Sourcing Portal (www.contracts.mod.uk)

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is procuring aviation fuel supply and fuel-tanker support for the Northern Ireland University Air Squadron. The requirement covers supplying fuel and providing a tank fueler capable of delivering it to the site so that flying training can take place. The tanker specification and delivery requirements are set out in the procurement documents. This is a goods requirement involving kerosene-type jet fuel and fuel-tanker trucks (CPV 09131100 and 34133110). Delivery is required in the United Kingdom, for activity associated with the Northern Ireland University Air Squadron. The opportunity is relevant to businesses that can source, handle, transport and deliver aviation fuel, and that can provide a suitable tanker and associated delivery service for a defence training operation.

UK1 - Provision of a Successor Avionic Systems Trainer (SAvST)

Description: The MOD are seeking the provision and installation of a classroom-based Avionics Systems Trainer (AST) for three (3) sites at RAF Cosford, HMS Sultan, and MOD Lyneham, to deliver Avionics training within the Defence School of Aeronautical Engineering (DSAE) which is an essential component of whole force Avionics technician training. The information in this Notice is purely for information, and no further details are available at this stage. Please do not contact the contracting authority regarding this notice. Further details will be provided in a future tender notice if the opportunity progresses.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence intends to procure a successor Avionic Systems Trainer (SAvST): a classroom-based Avionics Systems Trainer, including its installation. The system will support avionics training delivered by the Defence School of Aeronautical Engineering, an essential part of whole-force avionics technician training. Delivery and installation are planned across three defence sites: RAF Cosford, HMS Sultan and MOD Lyneham. This is a goods procurement centred on a training software package and associated training-system provision. It will suit suppliers able to provide integrated avionics training solutions for classroom use across multiple locations, rather than suppliers offering general-purpose training software without the relevant aviation systems capability. The requirement is intended to support technical training within the Ministry of Defence.

CCTV System Revision

Description: Whitchurch Town Council has identified a need for the revision of CCTV System/s and associated monitoring within the Town Centre. The Council wishes to undertake these works prior to the end of the 2026 calendar year. Full details in Tender Document.

Summary: Whitchurch Town Council in Shropshire is seeking services to revise the CCTV system or systems and provide associated monitoring in Whitchurch town centre. The work is intended to support the town centre’s CCTV arrangements and includes the related IT, support and system services needed for the revision. The requirement is classified as services, covering IT consulting, software development, internet and support services. Delivery is associated with the West Midlands, and the council has identified Whitchurch as the operational location. This opportunity is therefore relevant to CCTV integrators, security technology providers and monitoring companies that can assess or modify an existing town-centre CCTV installation and support its operation.

AVGAS Fuel to Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities Air Squadron (UGSAS)

Description: The requirement is for the provision of AVGAS fuel in support of Universities of Glasgow and Strathclyde Air Squadron UGSAS flying operations. Valued at PS512,000.00 Inc VAT , PS409,600.00 Inc VAT

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is procuring AVGAS fuel for flying operations by the Universities of Glasgow and Strathclyde Air Squadron (UGSAS). The requirement is a service involving the supply of aviation gasoline, supporting aircraft operations and associated refuelling activity. Delivery is in the United Kingdom, for use by the Glasgow and Strathclyde university air squadron. The procurement is classified primarily as a service, with related classifications covering refuelling trailers, aircraft refuelling services and aircraft maintenance services. It is a central government requirement and is above the applicable procurement threshold. The buyer is the Ministry of Defence, so suppliers should be prepared to meet the operational and administrative requirements associated with supplying aviation fuel to a defence customer and supporting university-based flying activity.

Nurse Call and Bedhead Replacement Works

Description: Works comprise the removal of existing timber trunking and installation of new bedhead trunking systems as well as the supply, installation, testing, commissioning and handover of a new Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) IP-based Nurse Call System

Summary: The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust is procuring nurse call and bedhead replacement works. The scope covers removing existing timber trunking and installing new bedhead trunking systems, together with supplying, installing, testing, commissioning and handing over a new Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) IP-based nurse call system. This is a construction and specialist healthcare infrastructure requirement, classified under CPV 45210000 for building construction work. The contracting authority is based in Shrewsbury, and the works are for the Trust. Suppliers should therefore be able to coordinate building works with the installation of a networked clinical communications system, rather than providing standalone equipment only. The requirement combines physical replacement works, structured cabling or network-related installation, system testing and formal handover.

ID754 - Waste - Cesspit Services

Description: Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing Limited (STAR Housing) is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement to inform the proposed procurement of a contract for Waste - Cesspit Services including emptying, inspection and associated maintenance services. STAR Housing currently has 28 sites within Shropshire requiring planned cesspit emptying. The anticipated servicing profile is: * 25 sites requiring weekly emptying; and * 3 sites requiring quarterly emptying. In addition to planned emptying, the proposed service is expected to include appropriate inspection and maintenance duties, together with the ability to respond to unplanned or emergency requirements where necessary. The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement is to understand the capacity and capability of the market to deliver the requirement and to help STAR Housing develop an appropriate specification, pricing structure, performance regime and (read more...)

Summary: Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing Limited, trading as STAR Housing, is planning a waste and cesspit services contract covering sites across Shropshire. The service will include planned cesspit emptying, inspections and associated maintenance, alongside responses to unplanned or emergency requirements. STAR Housing currently identifies 28 sites requiring planned servicing: 25 sites are expected to need weekly emptying and three sites quarterly emptying. The requirement is for sewage and cesspool or septic-tank emptying, removal and disposal services, with operational arrangements able to cover the required locations and frequencies. The buyer is using market engagement to shape the specification, pricing structure, performance regime and procurement strategy, including how planned and emergency work should be organised.

Provision of a Resource Augmentation Service for Technical Training

Description: The Authority has a requirement to place a contract with a recruitment agency for the provision of specialist instructional and administrative personnel to support the delivery of aeronautical engineering technical training at RAF Cosford, as required on a temporary basis. The Authority will require the successful supplier to provide CVs for suitably qualified personnel on request and they must be able to do so at short notice to meet the dynamic nature of defence training. The contract will have a duration of three years with an option to extend by a further 12 months,

Summary: The Ministry of Defence intends to procure a resource augmentation service for technical training. The requirement is for a recruitment agency to supply specialist instructional and administrative personnel to support aeronautical engineering technical training at RAF Cosford, Wolverhampton, on a temporary basis. The supplier will provide suitably qualified personnel when required, with work delivered in the United Kingdom and centred on RAF Cosford. This is a services procurement for the supply of personnel, including temporary staff. The requirement is dynamic: the Ministry of Defence expects personnel to be available at short notice when training needs arise. The work therefore combines recruitment, personnel supply and support for defence-focused technical education.