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Plumbing Room Workshop and Classroom Alterations at the Roundhouse Stephenson Building

Description: DCG's Estates team undertakes planned preventative maintenance each year to ensure that facilities meet required safety and operational standards to support Campus maintenance and operational activities. The intended outcome of the process is to determine the most advantageous tender (MAT) and select a single contractor to undertake the Plumbing Room Workshop & Classroom Alterations at the Stephenson Building on the Roundhouse Campus. Works are to be carried out in compliance with all applicable UK regulations, with particular regard to the operational demands of a Further Education campus environment. Works must be completed by 14.08.26 please see the tender pack available for download at https://www.in-tendhost.co.uk/educationportal/aspx/Home

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Derby College Group, located at Roundhouse Road, Derby, involves the alteration of Plumbing Room Workshop and Classroom at the Roundhouse Stephenson Building. This tender falls under the industry category of refurbishment work, specifically tagged as CPV 45453100. The process is currently in the tender stage, with submissions to be made electronically by 25th June 2026. Interested parties must terminate their enquiries before 19th June 2026. The contract is set within the region of UKF11 and must be completed between 6th July 2026 and 14th August 2026.

Electric heating

Description: Perton Parish Council invite you to submit a TENDER for design and installation of electric radiators within Perton Civic Centre. Electric Radiators - Technical Specification Scope Supply, installation, testing, commissioning, and handover of electric radiators complete with all accessories, controls, wiring connections, mounting brackets, and fixings required for a fully operational heating system. General Requirements Electric radiators shall be purpose-designed for commercial applications. Units shall be manufactured in accordance with applicable IEC, EN, and local electrical standards. Equipment shall be supplied by an approved manufacturer with a product warranty. Suitable for continuous operation and designed for energy-efficient heating. Controls Each radiator shall be provided with: integrated electronic thermostat, programmable timer, WiFi enabled control Installation Install in accordance with manufacturer recommendations and project drawings. Installation of new Distribution Boards, (read more...)

Summary: Perton Parish Council is initiating an open procurement process inviting bids for the design and installation of electric radiators at the Perton Civic Centre, located in Wolverhampton, England. The tender is focused on the electricity and heating sector, specifically classified under CPV code 09300000. With a procurement value of £30,000, the process follows an open procedure above the threshold, which is currently in the Tender stage. Interested parties need to submit their tenders by 3rd July 2026, 17:00 BST. The project is anticipated to start on 1st August 2026 and conclude on 30th August 2026.

Electric heating

Description: Perton Parish Council invite you to submit a TENDER for design and installation of electric radiators within Perton Civic Centre. Electric Radiators - Technical Specification Scope Supply, installation, testing, commissioning, and handover of electric radiators complete with all accessories, controls, wiring connections, mounting brackets, and fixings required for a fully operational heating system. General Requirements Electric radiators shall be purpose-designed for commercial applications. Units shall be manufactured in accordance with applicable IEC, EN, and local electrical standards. Equipment shall be supplied by an approved manufacturer with a product warranty. Suitable for continuous operation and designed for energy-efficient heating. Controls Each radiator shall be provided with: integrated electronic thermostat, programmable timer, WiFi enabled control Installation Install in accordance with manufacturer recommendations and project drawings. Installation of new Distribution Boards, (read more...)

Summary: Perton Parish Council is initiating an open procurement process inviting bids for the design and installation of electric radiators at the Perton Civic Centre, located in Wolverhampton, England. The tender is focused on the electricity and heating sector, specifically classified under CPV code 09300000. With a procurement value of £30,000, the process follows an open procedure above the threshold, which is currently in the Tender stage. Interested parties need to submit their tenders by 3rd July 2026, 17:00 BST. The project is anticipated to start on 1st August 2026 and conclude on 30th August 2026.

Pool Water Treatment Systems and Moveable Floor Servicing & Maintenance

Description: As part of the ongoing maintenance of Jubilee2 leisure facility the Council is looking to appoint a suitable contactor to maintain the water and filtration systems, chemical dosing system, balance tanks, ultra violet (UV) systems, moveable floor and platforms. The systems are currently being maintained under an existing contract which will expire on 30th September 2026. It is the Council's intention to award a new contract commencing from 1 October 2029 for a period of up to three years (two years plus the option to extend for a further year).

Summary: The Borough Council of Newcastle-under-Lyme has initiated a tender process for the maintenance of pool water treatment systems and moveable floors at the Jubilee2 leisure facility. The procurement falls under the services category, explicitly involving the repair and maintenance services sector. The tender aims to replace an existing contract expiring on 30th September 2026, with a new contract starting on 1st October 2026 for a duration of up to three years. The tender is currently at the active procurement stage, with an enquiry period ending on 22nd June 2026 and a submission deadline of 14th July 2026. This open procurement is implemented through an "open competition" method and is valued at £117,840 net, situated in the West Midlands, UK.

MOD Feltham Development Agreement

Description: The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), in partnership with the London Borough of Hounslow (LBH) and the Greater London Authority (GLA), will be launching a competition to secure a development partner for the re-development of the MOD Feltham Barracks site. The DIO, LBH and GLA have recently entered into a Collaboration Agreement that promotes joint working between the parties to enable the successful redevelopment of the Site. Originally a War Office depot, it became known for its military intelligence facilities. The site is earmarked for closure and the DIO are working the LBH and the GLA to bring forward the site for a mixed-tenure residential development. The site is key for two national government priorities: 1. The site is part of a programme to deliver capital receipts for the (read more...)

Summary: The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process, aiming to secure a development partner for the re-development of the MOD Feltham Barracks site in partnership with the London Borough of Hounslow and the Greater London Authority. The project is located in the UKI7 region of Greater London, United Kingdom. This procurement process falls under the 'works' category, with a gross value of £570,000,000. The DIO has published preliminary market engagement notices, inviting registered providers to register their interest by 19 June 2026, with one-to-one supplier events planned from late June 2026. The procurement method involves engaging with interested suppliers to refine proposals, focusing on matters such as deal structure, masterplan principles, and housing delivery.

Provision of a Vehicle Recovery and Roadside Assistance Service

Description: Provision of a service for the recovery, removal and storage of light and heavy vehicles, motorcycles, and abandoned vehicles (excluding those for which the local council is responsible). This shall include, but is not limited to, broken-down, stolen, or collision-damaged vehicles of all classes, as well as motorcycles that are in breach of traffic regulations or causing obstructions on highways and motorways. The scope of work also includes the removal of burnt-out vehicles, vehicles used in criminal activity, vehicles recovered under the Police Reform Act 2002, and unlicensed or untaxed vehicles within the geographical boundary of Staffordshire, unless expressly stated otherwise. This includes the motorway network within the Staffordshire Police Force area, namely: * M6 (Junction 10a to Junction 16) * M54 (Junction 10a to the West Mercia (read more...)

Summary: The Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for Staffordshire is currently at the tender stage for a contract titled "Provision of a Vehicle Recovery and Roadside Assistance Service." This procurement process, which pertains to the industry category of breakdown and recovery services for motor vehicles, seeks to address the needs within the geographical boundaries of Staffordshire, including its motorway network. The procurement method adopted is an open competitive flexible procedure, with an emphasis on technical and social value criteria. Interested providers should note that the final date for tender submission is 3rd July 2026, with the contract scheduled to commence on 14th January 2027 and extendable up to 13th January 2033.

THE PROVISION OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENTIST TRAINING PLACEMENTS

Description: The Authority has a requirement for the provision of a military Biomedical Scientists (BMS) Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) registration training pathway. The proposed framework agreement shall be for a period covering 3 intakes completing the full degree programme starting Autumn 2026 in conjunction with top modules and clinical placements. The successful Service Provider shall provide clinical placements and registration portfolio within IBMS approved training laboratories, for military BMS trainees to attain the IBMS Certificate of Competence and HCPC registration. Clinical rotations are required in Haematology, Biochemistry, Blood Transfusion and Microbiology for up to 10 new trainee BMS per annum.

Summary: The procurement process for the provision of Biomedical Scientist Training Placements is being conducted by the Ministry of Defence, a central government public authority located in Lichfield, United Kingdom. This tender is currently in the tender stage and follows an open procurement method. The services required fall under the higher education category and involve the training of military Biomedical Scientists to achieve HCPC registration, with placements beginning in Autumn 2026. Key dates include the tender submission deadline on 27th July 2026 and an enquiry period closing on 3rd July 2026. The contract period is set from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2031, with a potential extension option.

THE PROVISION OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE ACADEMIC PROGRAMME FOR THE MILITARY BIOMEDICAL SCIENTIST TRAINING PATHWAY

Description: The Authority has a requirement for the provision of military Biomedical Scientists (BMS) Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) registration training pathway. The proposed framework agreement shall be for a period covering 5 intakes completing the full degree programme starting autumn 2026 in conjunction with top modules and clinical placements. The successful Service Provider shall provide an Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS) accredited BSc (Hons) in Biomedical Science/Healthcare Science programme and top-up modules. Clinical modules are to include Clinical Haematology, Clinical Biochemistry, Blood Transfusion and Clinical Microbiology. The Service Provider shall provide an academic programme for up to 6 new full-time student entrants per annum plus top-up modules, for additional partially qualified students, as assessed by the IBMS.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence, a central government public authority in the United Kingdom, is seeking tenders for the provision of a Biomedical Science Academic Programme, specifically designed for the Military Biomedical Scientist Training Pathway. This procurement falls within the higher education services industry category and requires the delivery of an Institute of Biomedical Science accredited BSc (Hons) programme alongside various clinical modules. The tender process is currently active, having been initiated on 5th June 2026, with tenders needing to be submitted by 27th July 2026. Located in Lichfield, the Ministry of Defence mandates that the programme be accessible within 25 miles of B20 1AP or up to 45 miles for part-time, distance-based formats, with a contract period starting on 1st September 2026.

Works Contractor for VEHICLE INSPECTION FACILITY UPGRADE PROGRAMME (VIFUP) FOR THE REGULAR ESTATE - UK1

Description: The Authority is seeking to engage Works Contractors to deliver refurbishment and upgrade works as part of the Vehicle Inspection Facility Upgrade Programme (VIFUP), a programmatic initiative to upgrade vehicle inspection facilities across the Defence estate. The overall programme is currently valued at approximately PS110M. Delivery will utilise a combination of existing contracts (e.g. PFIs and Regional Delivery frameworks) alongside the procurement of new contracts for major refurbishment works. The estimated value of these major refurbishments is currently approximately PS35M, with potential for further increase, and projects are geographically distributed across the UK. The scope of works is expected to include the refurbishment, upgrade, and potential reconfiguration of existing vehicle inspection facilities, which may vary in scale and complexity across sites. It is anticipated that works will be (read more...)

Summary: The Defence Infrastructure Organisation is the contracting authority overseeing the Vehicle Inspection Facility Upgrade Programme (VIFUP) for the Regular Estate in the UK. This initiative, currently in the planning stage, seeks to engage contractors for refurbishment and upgrade works across various Defence estate sites. The comprehensive programme is anticipated to begin from 1st October 2027 and conclude by 3rd October 2031, with the procurement communication expected on 5th April 2027. The procurement relates to the works industry category with a significant focus on buildings associated with transport, reflecting a programme value of approximately £110M, of which major refurbishments are estimated at £35M. Potential contract delivery methods include project-specific contracts, framework arrangements, or regional lots distributed across the UK, under the NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC) framework.

Technical Support Provider for VEHICLE INSPECTION FACILITY UPGRADE PROGRAMME (VIFUP) FOR THE REGULAR ESTATE - UK1

Description: The Authority will seek to engage a Technical Support Provider (TSP) to support delivery of the Vehicle Inspection Facility Upgrade Programme (VIFUP), a programmatic initiative to upgrade vehicle inspection facilities across the Defence estate. The overall programme is currently valued at approximately PS110M. Delivery is expected to utilise a combination of existing contracts (e.g. PFIs and Regional Delivery frameworks) alongside the procurement of new contracts for major refurbishment works. The estimated value of these major refurbishments is approximately PS35M, with potential for further increase, and projects are geographically distributed across the UK. The TSP will be required to provide multi-disciplinary support across the programme lifecycle. The anticipated scope of services includes: a. Assessment Studies b. Project Management Support c. NEC4 Administration d. Design e. Support to Procurement Activity (read more...)

Summary: The Defence Infrastructure Organisation is initiating the planning stage for a procurement titled "Technical Support Provider for VEHICLE INSPECTION FACILITY UPGRADE PROGRAMME (VIFUP) FOR THE REGULAR ESTATE - UK1," aimed at upgrading vehicle inspection facilities across the Defence estate. This process falls under the services category, specifically technical support services, with a planned delivery location spanning the United Kingdom. Key dates include a future notice publication by 30th September 2026 and a contract starting on 2nd November 2026, ending by 29th October 2027, with the possibility of extension until October 2031. The estimated total value of the programme is approximately £110 million, with an initial assessment study valued at £640,000. Potential procurement methods being considered include staged contracting or a single contract arrangement with optional services.