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COV - Children Social Care System

Description: Support the recording, tracking and analysis of children's and families' records

Summary: Coventry City Council is in the planning stage of procuring a new Children Social Care System. This procurement is categorised under public authority sub-central government and involves welfare services for children and young people, social services, and software packages and information systems. The procurement method is an open, competitive flexible procedure. The project's key activities include a market engagement event scheduled between 29th April 2026 and 1st May 2026, and the expression of interest must be submitted by 17th April 2026. The submission for tender closes on 19th June 2026, with the award expected by 12th August 2026. The new contract is anticipated to start on 1st April 2028, lasting initially for nine years, if optional extensions are fully utilized.

COV - Children Social Care System

Description: Support the recording, tracking and analysis of children's and families' records

Summary: Coventry City Council is in the planning stage of procuring a new Children Social Care System. This procurement is categorised under public authority sub-central government and involves welfare services for children and young people, social services, and software packages and information systems. The procurement method is an open, competitive flexible procedure. The project's key activities include a market engagement event scheduled between 29th April 2026 and 1st May 2026, and the expression of interest must be submitted by 17th April 2026. The submission for tender closes on 19th June 2026, with the award expected by 12th August 2026. The new contract is anticipated to start on 1st April 2028, lasting initially for nine years, if optional extensions are fully utilized.

Provision of Services for Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) Adult Population Survey (APS), Global and UK project

Description: The University of Warwick is seeking an experienced Service Provider with proven capability in the successful delivery of wide scale UK surveys using CATI and CAWI interview techniques. The chosen Service Provider will work with the University to deliver a prestigious Entrepreneurship survey. In 2026 the team at the University of Warwick Business School (WBS) led by Professor Mark Hart have been chosen to lead the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) UK survey. Please refer to http://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofwarwick for further information. You will be able to download the full tender documents from this site. Any queries in relation to this requirement should be directed to the University of Warwick via the correspondence functionality of the In-tend system. Failure to do so may result in queries being excluded from the procedure. (read more...)

Summary: The University of Warwick is inviting tenders for the provision of services related to the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) Adult Population Survey, incorporating both global and UK-specific projects. As the buying organisation, located in Coventry, United Kingdom, the university seeks experienced service providers adept in carrying out large-scale surveys using CATI and CAWI techniques. The procurement, categorized under survey services, is currently in the tender stage, with a submission deadline of 27th April 2026. The open procurement procedure offers a contract starting 25th May 2026, with potential renewals extending to 2030, aligning with the awarding criteria of service quality at 60% and cost efficiency at 40%. Detailed documents and submission guidelines are accessible via the University's In-Tend platform, with queries directed to the designated contact point, Lynn Tomkins.

Provision of Services for Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) Adult Population Survey (APS), Global and UK project

Description: The University of Warwick is seeking an experienced Service Provider with proven capability in the successful delivery of wide scale UK surveys using CATI and CAWI interview techniques. The chosen Service Provider will work with the University to deliver a prestigious Entrepreneurship survey. In 2026 the team at the University of Warwick Business School (WBS) led by Professor Mark Hart have been chosen to lead the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) UK survey. Please refer to http://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofwarwick for further information. You will be able to download the full tender documents from this site. Any queries in relation to this requirement should be directed to the University of Warwick via the correspondence functionality of the In-tend system. Failure to do so may result in queries being excluded from the procedure. (read more...)

Summary: The University of Warwick is inviting tenders for the provision of services related to the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) Adult Population Survey, incorporating both global and UK-specific projects. As the buying organisation, located in Coventry, United Kingdom, the university seeks experienced service providers adept in carrying out large-scale surveys using CATI and CAWI techniques. The procurement, categorized under survey services, is currently in the tender stage, with a submission deadline of 27th April 2026. The open procurement procedure offers a contract starting 25th May 2026, with potential renewals extending to 2030, aligning with the awarding criteria of service quality at 60% and cost efficiency at 40%. Detailed documents and submission guidelines are accessible via the University's In-Tend platform, with queries directed to the designated contact point, Lynn Tomkins.

Service, Maintenance and Repair of Analytical Monitors

Description: This tender process is for the provision of Service, Maintenance and Repair of Analytical Monitoring Equipment. A summary of the scope and critical activities forming part of this tender is stated below. Service, Maintenance and Repair of Analytical Monitoring Equipment associated with drinking water and sewage treatment. STW and HD has a multiple OEM installed asset base, which includes but is not limited to ABB, bNovate, Endress & Hauser, Hach Lange and PPM analytical monitors. Our current asset base is in the region of 2000 analytical monitors which are spread across ~560 STW and HD sites all within the STW and HD region. Any potential supplier must have the ability to service, maintain, and repair all Analytical Monitors across the whole of the STW and HD region on (read more...)

Summary: Severn Trent Water Limited is conducting a procurement process for the service, maintenance, and repair of analytical monitors associated with drinking water and sewage treatment. The tender, titled "Service, Maintenance and Repair of Analytical Monitors," is currently active and includes a three-year framework agreement with options extending for up to five additional years. The procurement process is underway with a competitive flexible procedure, and the tender period will close on 21 April 2026. This tender targets multiple locations across the UK, where Severn Trent Water operates approximately 560 sites. The procurement stage is tender, and the bids must be submitted by the specified deadline. The procurement is valued at £21,488,000, with gross pricing fixed for the initial three years.

COV - Provision of Supported Accommodation and Floating Support Services for Young People aged 16 and above (2026)

Description: Coventry City Council is undertaking the re-commissioning of its Supported Accommodation for Young People Service. This service will provide high-quality, accommodation with support for Coventry Children in Care, Care Leavers, and Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASC) aged 16 and above. Providers will be required to source and maintain suitable properties that offer safe, nurturing environments and promote the development of independent living skills. The primary objective of the Supported Accommodation Service is to deliver consistent, outcomes-focused support that enables young people to develop essential life skills, strengthen their resilience, and successfully transition into adulthood. Floating Support will be available to young people aged 18 and over who are moving on from Supported Accommodation into their own tenancies. Supported accommodation became regulated by Ofsted in October 2023 and the Council (read more...)

Summary: Coventry City Council is actively seeking suppliers for the provision of Supported Accommodation and Floating Support Services for young people aged 16 and above. This tender, titled "COV - Provision of Supported Accommodation and Floating Support Services for Young People aged 16 and above (2026)", falls under the social services with accommodation category, and will be delivered primarily in the Coventry region, UKG33. The procurement process is at the tender stage with a deadline for submissions by the 24th of April, 2026. The intention is to award contracts on the 8th of June, 2026. The open procurement will rely on a competitive flexible procedure, targeting services required under the light-touch regime, with a gross value of approximately £29.52 million. Interested parties are encouraged to register via Coventry City Council's e-procurement portal, CSW-JETS, to access further information and participate in the tender process.

COV - Hire of Plant with Operator (2026)

Description: Hire of plant with operator, used predominately for Highways related works.

Summary: Coventry City Council has announced its intent to procure plant hire services with operators, primarily for Highways-related works under the title "COV - Hire of Plant with Operator (2026)". This procurement, with a total estimated value of £9,000,000, aims to establish a multi-supplier framework agreement. The procurement falls under the industry category of services, involving earthmoving and excavating machinery and hire of construction machinery and equipment. Located in the UKG33 region, this procurement is currently at the tender stage with key dates including the tender end date on 24 April 2026, an enquiry period ending on 17 April 2026, and an award period concluding on 5 May 2026. The procurement method is open procedure, promoting broad competition among potential suppliers.

Supply of Modular Treatment Equipment: Fixed-Film Biological, Preliminary and Primary Filtration Systems

Description: Multi-Lot Framework for the Supply (including design, assembly, delivery and co-commissioning) of modular: - Fixed-Film Biological Equipment - Preliminary Treatment Equipment - Primary Filtration Systems Equipment To be delivered through the Severn Trent Water (STW) Capital Supply Chain, across AMP8 at multiple sewage treatment works. These goods will be bought directly through a STW appointed delivery partner, or directly by STW and novated to the relevant installation partner.

Summary: Severn Trent Water Limited is undertaking a procurement process to secure modular treatment equipment for various sewage treatment works within its Capital Supply Chain across the AMP8 period. This procurement, which aims to source Fixed-Film Biological, Preliminary, and Primary Filtration Systems, is currently in the planning stage, with market engagement set to conclude by 10 April 2026. The procurement will adhere to a multi-lot framework agreement and is classified under the industry category of sewage treatment machinery, with its focus in regions across the United Kingdom. All appointed agreements are expected to commence on 27 August 2026, lasting until 27 August 2029, with a potential extension up to 27 August 2031.

Waste Water Monitoring & Alert Platform

Description: Severn Trent requires a single, integrated waste water monitoring and alert platform. Relying on multiple standalone systems for different functions leads to inefficiencies, data inconsistencies, and slower decision-making. A unified solution will provide complete network visibility, enable smooth data exchange across all components, and support faster, more effective operational responses. The platform must be able to perform efficiently and accurately across our entire waste water network. Some context to this is provided below: * Population served (sewerage): 8.5 million people across the Midlands and Mid-Wales * Number of sewage treatment works: 1,017 sites handling everything from small rural works to large regional plants * Daily wastewater transport: 3.1 billion litres carried through c.93,000 km of sewer pipes (combined and foul) The platform must combine all the following capabilities (read more...)

Summary: Severn Trent Water Limited is currently in the planning stage for procuring a comprehensive Waste Water Monitoring & Alert Platform. The project aims to address inefficiencies caused by multiple standalone systems and seeks a unified solution to manage waste water networks efficiently. This procurement process, classified under the 'Software package and information systems' category, covers regions within the United Kingdom, including the Midlands and Mid-Wales, where Severn Trent serves approximately 8.5 million people. Interested service providers are encouraged to express their interest by 21 April 2026. The proposed contract is scheduled to run from 1 July 2026 to 31 March 2030.

Waste Water Monitoring & Alert Platform

Description: Severn Trent requires a single, integrated waste water monitoring and alert platform. Relying on multiple standalone systems for different functions leads to inefficiencies, data inconsistencies, and slower decision-making. A unified solution will provide complete network visibility, enable smooth data exchange across all components, and support faster, more effective operational responses. The platform must be able to perform efficiently and accurately across our entire waste water network. Some context to this is provided below: * Population served (sewerage): 8.5 million people across the Midlands and Mid-Wales * Number of sewage treatment works: 1,017 sites handling everything from small rural works to large regional plants * Daily wastewater transport: 3.1 billion litres carried through c.93,000 km of sewer pipes (combined and foul) The platform must combine all the following capabilities (read more...)

Summary: Severn Trent Water Limited is currently in the planning stage for procuring a comprehensive Waste Water Monitoring & Alert Platform. The project aims to address inefficiencies caused by multiple standalone systems and seeks a unified solution to manage waste water networks efficiently. This procurement process, classified under the 'Software package and information systems' category, covers regions within the United Kingdom, including the Midlands and Mid-Wales, where Severn Trent serves approximately 8.5 million people. Interested service providers are encouraged to express their interest by 21 April 2026. The proposed contract is scheduled to run from 1 July 2026 to 31 March 2030.