HPFT - Mental Health Rehabilitation Services

Description: Trust Overview: HPFT are working on a tender exercise for 2 Intensive Enablement services, Midpoint and Stewarts, in Hertfordshire which will be covered by 1 contract. It is anticipated that the mobilisation period for this opportunity will begin in June 2026. The Services: Midpoint is an Intensive Enablement and Discharge to Assess Service currently being run in a building located in Stevenage with 14 beds. The Stewarts Intensive Enablement Service is a service not yet in operation and will be in a building in Harpenden with 14 beds also. Both of these properties are owned by Hertfordshire County Council. The project is block commissioned for service users with functional mental illness, often with complex needs. The Service is a social care mental health 'rehabilitation' pathway, which is aimed (read more...)

Summary: Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust is initiating a tender for Mental Health Rehabilitation Services, focusing on two intensive enablement services, Midpoint in Stevenage and Stewarts in Harpenden, both supported by Hertfordshire County Council. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with a pre-market engagement event scheduled for 17 December 2025. The project aims to support service users with complex mental health needs towards semi-independent living. Prospective suppliers must express interest by 31 January 2026, and the contract's mobilisation period is set to begin in June 2026. This procurement falls under the services category, specifically rehabilitation services, with a projected value of up to £6,600,000 including VAT.

HPFT - Mental Health Rehabilitation Services

Description: Trust Overview: HPFT are working on a tender exercise for 2 Intensive Enablement services, Midpoint and Stewarts, in Hertfordshire which will be covered by 1 contract. It is anticipated that the mobilisation period for this opportunity will begin in June 2026. Midpoint is an Intensive Enablement and Discharge to Assess Service currently being run in a building located in Stevenage with 14 beds. The Stewarts Intensive Enablement Service is a service not yet in operation and will be in a building in Harpenden with 14 beds also. Both of these properties are owned by Hertfordshire County Council. The project is block commissioned for service users with functional mental illness, often with complex needs. The Service is a social care mental health 'rehabilitation' pathway, which is aimed at supporting (read more...)

Summary: Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is in the planning stage of a procurement process for the "HPFT - Mental Health Rehabilitation Services," focusing on rehabilitation services for individuals with functional mental illness. This contract involves two Intensive Enablement services—Midpoint in Stevenage and Stewarts in Harpenden—both providing 14 beds each in Hertfordshire, supported by Hertfordshire County Council. The procurement, guided by the New Procurement Act 2023, aims for service mobilisation by June 2026. Key engagement dates include an end date for market engagement on 16 December 2025, with initial documents published on 2 December 2025.

HPFT - Mental Health Rehabilitation Services

Description: Midpoint is an Intensive Enablement and Discharge to Assess Service currently being run in a building located in Stevenage with 14 beds. The Stewarts Intensive Enablement Service is a service not yet in operation and will be in a building in Harpenden with 14 beds also. Both of these properties are owned by Hertfordshire County Council. The project is block commissioned for service users with functional mental illness, often with complex needs. The Service is a social care mental health 'rehabilitation' pathway, which is aimed at supporting Service Users into semi-independent or independent living and return to live and participate in community activities.

Summary: Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust is initiating a tender for Mental Health Rehabilitation Services, focusing on two intensive enablement services, Midpoint in Stevenage and Stewarts in Harpenden, both supported by Hertfordshire County Council. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with a pre-market engagement event scheduled for 17 December 2025. The project aims to support service users with complex mental health needs towards semi-independent living. Prospective suppliers must express interest by 31 January 2026, and the contract's mobilisation period is set to begin in June 2026. This procurement falls under the services category, specifically rehabilitation services, with a projected value of up to £6,600,000 including VAT.

HFL Education - IT Hardware, Equipment, Peripherals, and End of Life Disposal Services Framework

Description: HFL Education is creating a Framework seeking to provide Schools, educational settings and businesses whose core purpose is education with a range of devices that offer best value for money. The end user devices will predominantly consist of Laptops, Chromebooks and associated peripherals with the ability to endure the day-to-day usage in a school.

Summary: Herts for Learning Limited, a sub-central government public authority based in Stevenage, United Kingdom, has initiated an active procurement process titled "HFL Education - IT Hardware, Equipment, Peripherals, and End of Life Disposal Services Framework". This procurement falls under the computer equipment and supplies industry category and spans the entire UK. It is currently at the tender stage, following an open procurement method with a framework agreement expected to accommodate up to 15 participants. Interested businesses must submit their tenders by 8th January 2026, while any enquiries should be made by 17th December 2025. The awarded contracts will commence on 16th February 2026 and conclude on 15th February 2030, following an assessment on both price and quality criteria.

HFL Education - IT Hardware, Equipment, Peripherals, and End of Life Disposal Services Framework

Description: HFL Education is creating a Framework seeking to provide Schools, educational settings and businesses whose core purpose is education with a range of devices that offer best value for money. The end user devices will predominantly consist of Laptops, Chromebooks and associated peripherals with the ability to endure the day-to-day usage in a school.

Summary: Herts for Learning Limited, a sub-central government public authority based in Stevenage, United Kingdom, has initiated an active procurement process titled "HFL Education - IT Hardware, Equipment, Peripherals, and End of Life Disposal Services Framework". This procurement falls under the computer equipment and supplies industry category and spans the entire UK. It is currently at the tender stage, following an open procurement method with a framework agreement expected to accommodate up to 15 participants. Interested businesses must submit their tenders by 8th January 2026, while any enquiries should be made by 17th December 2025. The awarded contracts will commence on 16th February 2026 and conclude on 15th February 2030, following an assessment on both price and quality criteria.

Sworders Field Heavy Duty Vehicle Track

Description: Bishop's Stortford Town Council is seeking a contractor to undertake consultation, preparation and construction of a truck grade turning area at Sworders Field, Bishop's Stortford. Further information can be found in the tender documents.

Summary: Bishop's Stortford Town Council is seeking to engage a contractor for the construction of a truck grade turning area at Sworders Field. This construction work falls under the industry category of "Construction work" (CPV code 45000000) and is located in Bishop's Stortford, United Kingdom (region UKH23). The procurement is currently in the tender stage, with an open competition method below threshold, allowing for broad participation. The tender deadline is set for 16th December 2025 at 17:00, and the contract period is from 5th January 2026 to 11th April 2026. Interested parties are invited to submit their tenders electronically or physically to the council's designated contact person.

Ware Town Council Lido External Refurbishment

Description: Re-modelling and refurbishment works at Ware Priory Lido to enhance the external appearance of the site. See attached documents.

Summary: Ware Town Council is overseeing a public procurement tender titled "Ware Town Council Lido External Refurbishment", aimed at enhancing the external appearance of the Ware Priory Lido. This opportunity falls under the refurbishment work industry category and is currently in the Tender stage. The project is valued at £240,000 and utilises an open procurement method under UKPGA legislation. The procurement process involves re-modelling and refurbishment works, with key deadlines including a tender submission date by 9am on 5th January 2026. The works are to be performed in the United Kingdom, specifically covering regions such as UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKI, UKJ, and UKK, with the contract period expected to start from 1st February 2026 and complete by 1st May 2026. The enquiry period ends on 22nd December 2025, and the award decision is anticipated by 16th January 2026.

WHC - Window cleaning services.

Description: The Council requires the successful Contractor to undertake window cleaning services

Summary: Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council is currently seeking a contractor to provide window cleaning services. This procurement process is at the tender stage, with a title indicative of its focus: "WHC - Window cleaning services." The contract falls under the services category and is oriented towards facilities managing window-cleaning. The process is conducted through an open, below-threshold competition, allowing for electronic submissions via the specified web platform. Key dates to note include the enquiry period ending on 9th January 2026, and the final tender submission deadline on 16th January 2026. The planned contract period spans from 1st June 2026 to 31st May 2029, with potential for a one-year renewal. This procurement involves work in Welwyn Garden City, United Kingdom.

WHC - Pest Control

Description: The Council requires a suitably qualified contractor to deliver Pest Control Services to the council. Pest Control is currently delivered by two contractors: - John O'Conner (GM) Limited: Pest Control Services to Residents and to general areas. - Contego environmental Services Limited - Pest Control Services on Housing related land The council has made a decision to now deliver these services through one contract.

Summary: Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council is seeking a qualified contractor to provide Pest Control Services through a newly consolidated contract. Currently, these services are managed by two separate contractors, but the aim is to unify under one contract. The industry category is pest control services, classified under CPV code 90922000. The procurement is being conducted via an open competition method, specifically designed for contracts below the threshold. Interested parties must submit their proposals by 9th January 2026. The contract, which is set to commence on 1st April 2026 and conclude on 31st March 2029, may be extended by an additional year. Enquiries related to the tender must be submitted by 5th January 2026. The contract is located in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, within the United Kingdom.

HCC 11/25 - Provision of Treatment of Street Sweeping Arisings 2026 - 2030.

Description: Hertfordshire County Council is currently out to procurement for the Provision of Treatment of Street Sweeping Arisings 2026 - 2030. The Council will procure this contract using the Open Procedure as defined in the Procurement Act 2023 The Waste Disposal Authority (WDA), Hertfordshire County Council, is responsible for arranging the disposal of all waste collected by Hertfordshire Waste Collection Authorities (WCAs), under their duties and powers defined in the Environmental Protection Act 1990, along with waste collected at Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs). This responsibility includes the disposal of Street Sweeping Arisings (Approved Waste), and Hertfordshire County Council is seeking an alternative treatment process that enables diversion of Approved Waste away from the residual waste stream for the ten (10) WCAs' separately collected material. To identify the best (read more...)

Summary: Hertfordshire County Council is currently in the tender phase seeking suppliers for the "Provision of Treatment of Street Sweeping Arisings 2026 – 2030". The process operates under an open procedure as defined by the Procurement Act 2023. The tender focuses on services related to refuse disposal and treatment, with a specific CPV code of 90510000, and an overarching goal of enhancing waste management efficacy across the county. This opportunity, with a total estimated value of £2,709,764, is segmented into ten lots, each serving a different Waste Collection Authority (WCA) within Hertfordshire. Interested parties must submit tenders by 12 noon on 12th January 2026, while any inquiries must be lodged by 5th December 2025. Successful contracts are set to begin on 1st April 2026, concluding on 31st March 2030, with possible extension options up to March 2031.