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Supply Chain Notice: WC1680030 - CY-AYN-CISP Tool: 124359-F/U PPM Remedial - Replacement of Chiller- Works WC1831796 - CY-DHK-CIDP Tool Ref: 124360- FY26/27-F/U PPM Remedial - Replacement of Chiller- Works

Description: WC1680030 - CY-AYN-CIDP Tool: 124359 PPM Remedial - Replacement of Chiller- Works WC1831796 - CY-DHK-CIDP Tool: 124360 PPM Remedial - Replacement of Chiller- Works The work shall include the supply (including all delivery charges to the site), testing and commissioning of an Air Handling Unit and chiller unit for each of the orders below: WC1680030: Air cooled reversible chiller 150kW and Air Handling Unit with air flow rate 22000 m3/h WC1831796: Air cooled reversible chiller 300kW and Air Handling Unit with air flow rate 36000 m3/h Installation works will be undertaken by others. The successful tenderer is expected to have the units delivered on site (Ayios Nikolaos and Dhekelia - Cyprus) and then arrange for a manufacturer representative to test and commission the units on completion of the (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is inviting tenders for the replacement of chillers and related works under the project titled "Supply Chain Notice: WC1680030 - CY-AYN-CISP Tool: 124359-F/U PPM Remedial - Replacement of Chiller- Works WC1831796 - CY-DHK-CIDP Tool Ref: 124360- FY26/27-F/U PPM Remedial - Replacement of Chiller- Works". This procurement, located in Cyprus at the Dhekelia station, falls under the HVAC packages industry category. It is currently in the tender stage, with key dates including expression of interest by 8th May 2026, invitation to tender on 12th May 2026, and contract award on 7th September 2026. The work is scheduled to commence on 8th September 2026 with completion by 29th January 2027. The estimated value of the contract is £250,000, and the procurement method used is a competitive quotation below the threshold.

SOL30357 SOL Ofsted-Dual Reg Accommodation Young People 16-25

Description: Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking to understand the level of market interest, potential delivery models, operational considerations, and commercial viability associated with the development of future commissioning of: 1. Dual registered accommodation (Ofsted + CQC) for young people aged 16-25 who may have eligible care and support needs under the Care Act 2014, and 2. Ofsted only registered accommodation for young people aged 16-17 and care leavers aged 18-25, who may require supported accommodation but are not Care Act eligible.

Summary: The Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council is currently in the planning stages of a procurement process titled "SOL30357 SOL Ofsted-Dual Reg Accommodation Young People 16–25" within the social services sector. This initiative aims to explore market interest regarding accommodations for young people aged 16–25, including dual registered accommodation with Ofsted and CQC and Ofsted-only registered accommodation for care leavers. The council is calling for providers and interested organisations to register and complete a questionnaire by 22nd May 2026, which will help shape future commissioning decisions. This procurement is being setup for contracts scheduled to begin on 1st May 2027 and conclude by 30th April 2031, located in the region UKG32, United Kingdom.

SOL Healthy Active Lives 2026

Description: Solihull Council is awarding a contract for the provision of an integrated lifestyle service to support the health and wellbeing of its residents through the newly developed Healthy Active Lives model. This model consolidates two previously distinct services-Eat Well Move More and the Integrated Lifestyle Service, into a cohesive, preventative offer that aligns with local and national health priorities. The commissioned service forms a key component of Solihull's wider Community Wellbeing Services. Most relevant CPV code: 85323000 - Community health services 85140000 - Miscellaneous health services

Summary: Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council has awarded a contract for the SOL Healthy Active Lives 2026 procurement process, focused on community health services. The contract, valued at approximately £2,586,574.57, has been awarded to DDM Health Ltd and follows the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, rather than the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. This contract, classified under CPV code 85323000, relates to the provision of an integrated lifestyle service to bolster the health and wellbeing of residents in Solihull. The award was confirmed on 20 January 2026, and the contract will commence on 1 April 2026, with an initial five-year term and options to extend till 31 March 2033. This procurement stage is concluded, marking the completion of the competitive process.

SOL Public Health Funerals and Exhumations 2026

Description: Solihull Council Bereavement Services (the Council) seeks to appoint a Funeral Director to provide funeral services in accordance with the Council's statutory duties under the Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984. The Contractor will also be required to provide support for exhumations, carried out in accordance with Section 25 of the Burial Act 1857. All services must be delivered with dignity, respect, and in line with the National Association of Funeral Directors (NAFD) Code of Conduct.

Summary: Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council has initiated a tender process for "SOL Public Health Funerals and Exhumations 2026." This procurement involves appointing a Funeral Director to deliver funeral services and support exhumations as per statutory duties. The tender is under the Services category, specific to Funeral and related services. Situated in the UKG32 region, it operates under the Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984 and the Burial Act 1857. It follows an open procurement method below the threshold competition. Key dates include the tender closing on 14th May 2026, with enquiries ending on 5th May 2026. The contract extends from July 2026 to July 2028, with potential renewal up to July 2029.

Provision of Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Assessments

Description: Platform Housing Limited is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced supplier(s) to deliver Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) assessments across our operational areas across the midlands. The procurement is divided into three geographic lots: - Lot 1: Severn Area (Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire) - Lot 2: Tame Area (Derbyshire, Leicestershire, West Midlands, Warwickshire and Staffordshire) - Lot 3: Witham Area (Lincolnshire, Rutland and Northamptonshire) Each lot will cover the provision of EPC assessment services for relevant properties within the defined locality, carried out in accordance with all applicable legislation, guidance and accreditation requirements. Services may include site visits, data collection, production of EPCs, and submission to the appropriate EPC register. Tenderers may bid for one, multiple, or all three lots, and each lot will be evaluated independently. (read more...)

Summary: Platform Housing Limited is actively in the planning stage of a tender process for the provision of Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) assessments. The procurement addresses EPC assessment services across several regions in the Midlands, including Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, West Midlands, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Lincolnshire, Rutland, and Northamptonshire. This engagement invites expressions of interest through a structured questionnaire accessible via a Monday.com form, with submissions due by 22nd May 2026. Pre-market engagement is scheduled to gather supplier capability details, setting the foundation for a subsequent tender. The procurement belongs to the services category, specifically targeting electrical and energy-efficiency consultancy services, with significant compliance standards. It presents a strategic opportunity for subcontracting entities specialising in technical building inspections.

SOL Toxicology and DNA Testing

Description: Solihull MBC are undertaking a market engagement exercise to develop future commissioning plans for Toxicology and DNA Testing. Ensuring that caregivers can provide a safe environment for children is paramount for positive outcomes. Toxicology and DNA testing services play a vital role in assessments and ongoing planning, Solihull Children's services use toxicology services when required, which can be mandated by court, to assist with any assessments when a child's safety or well-being is at risk due to a parent or caregiver's substance use. DNA testing is sometimes required to establish biological relationships between children and alleged relatives. The reports provided support decision-making for child protection, care planning, custody arrangements, legal proceedings and reunification.

Summary: Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council is planning a public procurement process for toxicology and DNA testing services, crucial for assessing and ensuring children's safety and well-being. This initiative is currently in the planning stage, with a market engagement questionnaire due by 15th May 2026. Interested participants can register and submit their responses via the council's Atamis portal. The contract, titled "SOL Toxicology and DNA Testing," falls under the services category, and the procurement is considered a light-touch regime below the threshold. The services are primarily located in Solihull, United Kingdom, and the procurement process is anticipated to progress with a future notice scheduled for 1st October 2026. The financial scope of the contract is estimated at £500,000, extending over a planned period from 1st April 2027 to 31st March 2031.

Supply Chain Notice: WC1851879 - AYN - Deconstruction of the Mercury Tech Block (AY0015)

Description: WC1851879 - AYN - Deconstruction of the Mercury Tech Block (AY0015) - Demolition of designated external structures, main building AY0015 (ISLIP), AY0942 HSW COSHH store, reinforced concrete buildings, steel platforms, access stairs, ac-cess ramps, corrugated-sheet roof building. - Asbestos Removals - Electromechanical Striping out of the buildings and plant rooms. - Building materials strip out of all removal elements such as suspended ceilings, flooring, partitions, doors, windows, plinths and redundant installations. - Controlled deconstruction to all areas including up to the critical expansion joint of the ISLIP building, ensuring protection of the adjacent retained ZW Building. - Removal of external pipework, ductwork, conduit and facade-mounted equipment. - Dismantling and removal of structural steel bracing in plant rooms. - Removal of services, debris, fencing, and redundant installations within subfloor/underground (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is seeking competitive quotations for the deconstruction of the Mercury Tech Block (AY0015) in Dhekelia, Cyprus. This tender is part of the works category under the CPV code 45111100, which covers demolition work. The tender process has commenced with the call for expressions of interest, which need to be submitted by 1st May 2026, followed by the invitation to tender on 15th May 2026. Key steps in the process include the tender return deadline on 30th June 2026, contract award on 25th September 2026, and the initiation of deconstruction works on 30th October 2026. This project, valued at £650,000, provides a significant business opportunity within the West Midlands, United Kingdom, for companies skilled in large-scale demolition and deconstruction activities, especially those specialising in asbestos removal and environmental controls.

SOL Specialist Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Intervention & Disruption Service 2027

Description: Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council are interested in assessing the market to determine what model would be most effective in delivering of a Specialist Perpetrator Intervention and Disruption service. We want to hear from specialist providers with expertise in delivering perpetrator intervention and disruption services to support the reduction of domestic abuse-related harm in Solihull. We are also interested to hear from organisations who deliver Perpetrator Intervention and Disruption services elsewhere.

Summary: Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, a sub-central government public authority, is in the planning stage of a procurement process for the SOL Specialist Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Intervention & Disruption Service scheduled for 2027. This tender, falling under the industry categories of Social Work and Health and Social Work Services, seeks to engage specialist providers to reduce domestic abuse-related harm within Solihull. The procurement method involves a pre-market engagement exercise, urging providers to submit a Pre-Market Engagement Questionnaire via Atamis by 5pm on 30 April 2026. Key documentation was published on 14 April 2026 with a future notice date of 22 June 2026, and services are expected to commence on 8 February 2027 at the UKG32 region in the United Kingdom.

Hand Power Tools

Description: Platform Housing Group (PHG) is a not-for-profit social landlord that has been established for more than 40 years. PHG provides over 50,000 affordable homes across the East and West Midlands, with a portfolio that includes social and affordable rent and shared ownership homes. PHG is one of the largest social landlords in the Midlands, and one of the top 15 nationally. It has G1 governance and V1 financial viability ratings from the Regulator of Social Housing. Platform Housing Group (PHG) was formed from the merger of Waterloo Housing Group and Fortis Living in October 2018. PHG has around 50,000 homes across the Midlands and Central England, making it the largest Registered Provider of affordable housing in the Midlands, and one of the top 15 providers nationally. We are (read more...)

Summary: The public procurement process initiated by Platform Housing Limited, a prominent not-for-profit social landlord in the Midlands, centres on a tender for the provision of power hand tools. The contracting process is currently in the planning stage, with key dates including the issuance of the Market Engagement Document on 13th April 2026 and the return deadline by 20th April 2026. This will be followed by the tender submission deadline on 27th May 2026, with adjudication and contract award processes concluding by 2nd June 2026. The contract, valued at approximately £1.8 million, is for a three-year duration starting from 15th June 2026 and covers various regions across the United Kingdom, including East and West Midlands.

SOL30264 Supported Living Framework ME

Description: Our aspiration is to have all supported living placements made through the framework where providers have equal opportunity to bid for work and people who draw on services have choice over who, where and how they are supported to live. Solihull wants people to receive the support they need, when they need it and for as long as it is needed. We want people to maximise their independence and remain in their homes for as long they want to or can do so We want to work with providers who can demonstrably support people to achieve their outcomes and seek solutions when challenges and issues arise that affect the existing support plan.

Summary: The procurement process for the "SOL30264 Supported Living Framework ME" is currently in the planning stage and is being conducted by Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council. The framework aims to provide supported living placements where providers have the chance to bid for work, giving individuals the choice over their support arrangements. Scheduled key dates include the submission of a Market Engagement Questionnaire by 30th April 2026. This process falls under the services category, specifically health and social work services, and takes place within the region of Solihull, UKG32 in the United Kingdom. The procurement value is set at £2,000,000, and the process will be conducted with a light-touch regime using a framework agreement.