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Request for Information ( RFI ) Evaluation of Navigator diversionary pilot for prolific shoplifters

Description: The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire is seeking information from experienced providers regarding the delivery of an evaluation of the Navigator diversionary pilot. Please note - The intention is for the OPCC to award the service following the RFI process via a Grant agreement A procurement process is not anticipated at this stage. Start & end dates on this notice are estimated This opportunity can be found a follows: 1. Log in to our supplier portal at https://7force.force.com/login 2. Locate the opportunity under the 'Find Opportunities' section 3. Click 'Register Interest' 4. You can then go to 'My Proposals & Quotes' to view the documentation and submit your response. 5. Once you have completed all relevant Requirement Sections, ensure you click the 'Submit' button (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by The Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire, with the title "Request for Information (RFI) Evaluation of Navigator diversionary pilot for prolific shoplifters," is currently in the planning stage. This project falls under the services industry category and specifically relates to evaluation consultancy services (CPV: 79419000). Located in the region of UKH23, United Kingdom, the tender involves a preliminary market engagement with a key milestone due on 28 August 2026. The notice is designed as a Request for Information with the possibility of awarding a service via a Grant agreement, and the contract period is anticipated to run from 7 September 2026 to 6 September 2027. Business users should be aware of the future notice date scheduled for 2 September 2026.

ECITB Horizons Scottish Central Belt STEM School Engagement Programme (S2 pupils) Pilot

Description: Scope and Background The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) is seeking a delivery partner or consortium to support the design and / or implementation of a regional careers attraction and STEM engagement programme designed to strengthen the future talent pipeline for the Engineering Construction Industry (ECI). The programme aims to increase awareness and understanding of engineering construction careers among young people, educators, and local communities while supporting industry workforce requirements across key industrial regions. The ECITB intends to appoint delivery partner(s) through a competitive tender process to design, coordinate, and deliver regional STEM engagement programmes. Successful providers will be responsible for engaging schools, employers, educators, and local stakeholders to deliver curriculum-aligned activities, facilitate employer involvement, provide teacher development opportunities, and establish effective regional partnerships that maximise programme (read more...)

Summary: The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) is inviting tenders for the design and implementation of the 'ECITB Horizons Scottish Central Belt STEM School Engagement Programme' pilot targeting S2 pupils. The project, open to both single suppliers and consortiums, aims to enhance the engineering construction industry's talent pipeline by engaging young people, educators, and local communities in the industry. Based in the Scottish Central Belt, this programme falls under the education and training services category. The tender process, initiated in August 2026, is currently at the tender stage, with a deadline for submission on 7th September 2026. The programme, worth £60,000, will commence in January 2027, continuing through July 2029, after a planning stage that included a market engagement in April 2026.

ECITB Horizons Scottish Central Belt STEM School Engagement Programme (S2 pupils) Pilot

Description: Scope and Background The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) is seeking a delivery partner or consortium to support the design and / or implementation of a regional careers attraction and STEM engagement programme designed to strengthen the future talent pipeline for the Engineering Construction Industry (ECI). The programme aims to increase awareness and understanding of engineering construction careers among young people, educators, and local communities while supporting industry workforce requirements across key industrial regions. The ECITB intends to appoint delivery partner(s) through a competitive tender process to design, coordinate, and deliver regional STEM engagement programmes. Successful providers will be responsible for engaging schools, employers, educators, and local stakeholders to deliver curriculum-aligned activities, facilitate employer involvement, provide teacher development opportunities, and establish effective regional partnerships that maximise programme (read more...)

Summary: The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) is inviting tenders for the design and implementation of the 'ECITB Horizons Scottish Central Belt STEM School Engagement Programme' pilot targeting S2 pupils. The project, open to both single suppliers and consortiums, aims to enhance the engineering construction industry's talent pipeline by engaging young people, educators, and local communities in the industry. Based in the Scottish Central Belt, this programme falls under the education and training services category. The tender process, initiated in August 2026, is currently at the tender stage, with a deadline for submission on 7th September 2026. The programme, worth £60,000, will commence in January 2027, continuing through July 2029, after a planning stage that included a market engagement in April 2026.

Watford Winter Night Shelter

Description: We are inviting tenders to deliver an accommodation service that is available to persons rough sleeping or at risk of rough sleeping in the district, across the winter months to act as a targeted accommodation pathway for Rough Sleeping persons, as well as a response to our duty under the Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP). We align to the Homeless Link guidance of what the key considerations are for planning SWEP and Winter Provisions, which is good practice. Guidance on this can be found on Homeless Link's website and is updated each year with new guidance - https://homeless.org.uk/knowledge-hub/guidance-on-cold-weather-provision-swep-and-heatwaves/ The Council is committed to ensuring that no one is found to be rough sleeping in periods of severe weather. We want to ensure that there is an accommodation offer (read more...)

Summary: Watford Borough Council is seeking tenders for the "Watford Winter Night Shelter," a project aimed at providing accommodation services for individuals rough sleeping or at risk of rough sleeping during the winter months. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with a closing date set for 28th August 2026 at 9:00 AM. This falls under the industry category of "Social work services with accommodation" in the Watford area (UKH23 region). The procurement is conducted via an open procedure, allowing businesses to submit their proposals electronically. The total contract value is approximately £306,000, with the service scheduled to commence on 9th November 2026 and conclude on 31st March 2029.

ECITB Card Production (CCNSG)

Description: This contract is for the provision of fraud-resistant card solutions across ECITB's CCNSG, LaTS, IHSP and ICE schemes, spanning both physical and digital cards, delivered through a single supplier. The solution should meet the fraud-resistance criteria set out in the Requirements section of the specification. The solution should integrate with, and rely on, ECITB's existing Creatio system used for delivery and award qualification and Credly (digital credentialing) systems, which ECITB will retain and continue to develop and does not intend to replace. Suppliers may propose additional capabilities, but these must complement, and not duplicate or supplant, these systems. The contract will be for an initial term of two (2) years with two optional one (1) year extension options, to maximum contract term of 4 years. Full information can (read more...)

Summary: The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB), based in Kings Langley, United Kingdom, is currently in the Tender stage for its contract titled "ECITB Card Production (CCNSG)." This procurement process falls under the industry category of printed matter and related products, and is relevant to the broader UK region. The contract, valued at £600,000, involves the provision of fraud-resistant card solutions, both physical and digital, across various ECITB schemes. Key dates include the tender period ending on 25 August 2026, and the award period concluding on 9 September 2026. This open procedure contract is slated to start on 26 November 2026 and run for an initial term of two years, with two optional one-year extensions available.

Defined Contribution Pension Administration and Investment Services

Description: Combined Nuclear Pension Plan Trustees Limited (the "Trustee") intends to procure a bundled defined contribution pension service, comprising administration and investment services, including the provision of services for both pension accumulation and decumulation. The services will support a multi-employer pension arrangement with approximately 16,000 members and assets of approximately PS1.2 billion. The contract is expected to commence on 14th March 2027.

Summary: The Combined Nuclear Pension Plan Trustees Limited is in the tender stage of procuring a bundled defined contribution pension administration and investment service. This opportunity is in the financial and insurance services industry and involves providing services for both pension accumulation and decumulation. The project supports a multi-employer pension arrangement in the UK, covering approximately 16,000 members with assets valued at around £1.2 billion. The contract, commencing on 14th March 2027, is being procured through an open procedure, with the tender submissions due by 24th August 2026, and the award scheduled to be finalised by 6th November 2026. The main procurement category is services, and the buyer is the Combined Nuclear Pension Plan Trustees Limited, a private utility entity.

DBC (EE) Pre Market Engagement for Provision of Weed Control

Description: This Preliminary Market Engagement is being issued by Dacorum Borough Council to understand supplier interest, capability and market approach for the delivery of herbicide application and associated weed control services across Highways, Housing and Garage sites within the Borough. The Council is inviting experienced amenity weed control contractors to engage with us as part of a soft market testing exercise. The anticipated core approach is Glyphosate-based weed control, applied safely, lawfully and in a targeted manner. The Council is also interested in understanding suitable alternatives or complementary methods where these may be needed for sensitive locations, environmental reasons, access constraints, public concerns or future changes in policy or legislation. The Council is particularly interested in safe, compliant and environmentally responsible methods of treating weeds in public areas while (read more...)

Summary: Dacorum Borough Council is conducting a preliminary market engagement for the provision of weed control services. The process is currently in the planning stage, with a focus on weed clearance and killing services across highways, housing, and garage sites within the borough. The anticipated procurement will employ Glyphosate-based methods while considering alternative solutions for environmentally sensitive areas. Key dates include a deadline for questionnaire responses set for 5pm on Friday, 14th August 2026, and a possible future notice slated for 21st September 2026. The engagement is part of a strategic plan to maintain highway safety and the aesthetic upkeep of public spaces in Hemel Hempstead, United Kingdom.

Hard Facilities Management Services

Description: Watford Borough Council will be undertaking a procurement for the provision of hard facilities management services for its corporate estate. The Council intends to appoint a suitably experienced supplier, to deliver compliant, responsive and value for money hard facilities management services across a varied property portfolio. The estate includes, but is not limited to: *civic and administrative offices *public facing advice and community buildings *museums and heritage buildings *theatres and entertainment venues *parks, leisure and education facilities *cemetery buildings and chapels *public conveniences *depots and operational buildings *cafes, kitchens and hospitality facilities *car park and market-related facilities The scope of services is expected to include, but is not limited to: *planned preventative maintenance *statutory inspections, testing and certification *mechanical and electrical maintenance *fire safety systems servicing and testing (read more...)

Summary: Watford Borough Council is currently at the tender stage for the procurement of Hard Facilities Management Services, focusing mainly on the repair, maintenance, and management of various buildings. This procurement opportunity, with a gross value of £2.4 million, targets services throughout Watford, UK, specifically in the UKH23 region. Prospective suppliers are expected to provide a comprehensive suite of services, including preventative maintenance and emergency call-outs, across a diverse estate that incorporates civic offices, museums, theatres, and more. The procurement is held under an open procedure method, inviting submissions in English by 24 August 2026, with initial enquiries due by 12 August 2026. The intended contract start date is 1 December 2026, running for three years, with potential renewal for up to two additional years. The award decision is projected to be announced by 1 October 2026.

Hard FM Services

Description: Watford Borough Council will be undertaking a procurement for the provision of hard facilities management services for its corporate estate. The Council intends to appoint a suitably experienced supplier, to deliver compliant, responsive and value for money hard facilities management services across a varied property portfolio. The estate includes, but is not limited to: *civic and administrative offices *public facing advice and community buildings *museums and heritage buildings *theatres and entertainment venues *parks, leisure and education facilities *cemetery buildings and chapels *public conveniences *depots and operational buildings *cafes, kitchens and hospitality facilities *car park and market-related facilities The scope of services is expected to include, but is not limited to: *planned preventative maintenance *statutory inspections, testing and certification *mechanical and electrical maintenance *fire safety systems servicing and testing (read more...)

Summary: Watford Borough Council is currently in the process of procuring hard facilities management services for its corporate estate. The procurement, valued at a gross amount of GBP 2,400,000, is conducted through an open procedure under the UKPGA legal basis. The process is in the tender stage, with key submission deadlines set for 24th August 2026, and the enquiry period ending on 12th August 2026. The contract will encompass a range of repair and maintenance services, spanning diverse facilities such as civic offices, museums, theatres, and public conveniences across the UKH23 region in Watford, United Kingdom.

Hard FM Services

Description: Watford Borough Council will be undertaking a procurement for the provision of hard facilities management services for its corporate estate. The Council intends to appoint a suitably experienced supplier, to deliver compliant, responsive and value for money hard facilities management services across a varied property portfolio. The estate includes, but is not limited to: *civic and administrative offices *public facing advice and community buildings *museums and heritage buildings *theatres and entertainment venues *parks, leisure and education facilities *cemetery buildings and chapels *public conveniences *depots and operational buildings *cafes, kitchens and hospitality facilities *car park and market-related facilities The scope of services is expected to include, but is not limited to: *planned preventative maintenance *statutory inspections, testing and certification *mechanical and electrical maintenance *fire safety systems servicing and testing (read more...)

Summary: Watford Borough Council is currently in the process of procuring hard facilities management services for its corporate estate. The procurement, valued at a gross amount of GBP 2,400,000, is conducted through an open procedure under the UKPGA legal basis. The process is in the tender stage, with key submission deadlines set for 24th August 2026, and the enquiry period ending on 12th August 2026. The contract will encompass a range of repair and maintenance services, spanning diverse facilities such as civic offices, museums, theatres, and public conveniences across the UKH23 region in Watford, United Kingdom.