The Canyons MCZ DY200 eQA drop camera analysis

Description: 2. Project Summary In September 2025, NOC and JNCC conducted a survey aboard the RSS Discovery (DY200) gathering evidence to monitor The Canyons MCZ and inform assessment of the condition of the designated features of the site. The Canyons MCZ is in the far south-west corner of the UK continental shelf and is unique within the context of England's largely shallow seas due to its depth, sea-bed topography and the coral features it contains. The designated features of The Canyons MCZ are listed in Table 1. More information on The Canyons MCZ can be found in the JNCC site information centre (https://jncc.gov.uk/our-work/the-canyons-mpa/). Table 1 Designated features of The Canyons MCZ Protected Feature Feature Type Deep-sea bed Broadscale marine habitat Cold-water coral reefs Feature of Conservation Importance Coral gardens (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the contract titled "The Canyons MCZ DY200 eQA drop camera analysis" is being conducted by JNCC SUPPORT CO, a public authority under central government. This tender falls under the marine survey services, analysis services, and environmental monitoring industry categories, and is aimed at work within the United Kingdom, particularly in monitoring The Canyons MCZ situated in the south-west corner of the UK continental shelf. The procurement is at the tender stage, with submissions required by 15th December 2025 at 09:00 GMT. Enquiries can be made until 8th December 2025. The tender is an open below-threshold competition with a focus on services, offering a gross contract value of £19,800.

Direct Payment Support Service

Description: THIS IS NOT A CALL TO COMPETITION. This is a Preliminary Market Engagement event in relation to the Direct Payment Support Service. This preliminary market engagement event does not form any part of any invitation to tender. Peterborough City Council is issuing this request for information only. Any supplier invited to present to the Authority is doing so to support market research only and to help make any potential procurement process more focused and efficient. No supplier selection or supplier preference is implied. Peterborough City Council's Direct Payment Support Service provides essential information and advice to people who receive a direct payment from the Council and/or their representatives, parents or carers. The service helps people to find, recruit and pay for the types of care and support they (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council is currently in the planning stage of the procurement process for the "Direct Payment Support Service" in the Health and Social Work Services category, with a focus on England, United Kingdom. The engagement is set to remain open until 23:30 on 19th December 2025. This procurement is a preliminary market engagement initiative meant to gather insights and optimise future tender processes. Peterborough City Council aims to renew the contract by the end of September 2026, keeping in mind the evolving needs of direct payment recipients.

Direct Payment Support Service

Description: The Direct Payment Support Service (DPSS) provides essential information and advice to people and parent/carers of children/young people who receive a direct payment from the Council or fund their own care and support. The service helps people to find, recruit and pay for the types of care and support they wish to receive. This enables people with care needs to have greater choice and control over the care they receive. The service under the proposed contract has been mainly used by adults but is also available for children/young people with a direct payment.

Summary: Peterborough City Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for their Direct Payment Support Service, with a focus on social work and related services. This initiative is part of the preliminary market engagement and does not constitute a formal call to competition. The service is designed to provide essential information and advice to individuals receiving direct payments for care, allowing them greater control over their support arrangements. Interested parties can participate in a market engagement event until 19th December 2025. The proposed contract is scheduled to begin on 1st October 2026, with a potential end date of 30th September 2029, and may extend until 30th September 2032.

Bereavement and Mortuary Services (Funeral)

Description: North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust (NWA NHS FT) is preparing the scope of requirements for the provision of Bereavement and Mortuary Services across its hospital sites including: - Peterborough City Hospital - Stamford and Rutland Hospital - Hinchingbrooke Hospital The potential scale and complexity of this service offers a significant opportunity to providers within the funeral, bereavement, and mortuary services sector. Prior to initiating any procurement, the Trust wishes to engage with the market to discuss key topics that will inform the future procurement exercise, including specification scope and potential contract allocation (lots), service resilience, cultural inclusivity, governance, compliance with emerging standards and procurement process. The scope of services includes, but is not limited to: Collection and transfer of deceased patients (including bariatric and super-bariatric cases) within (read more...)

Summary: North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust is currently in the planning stage for procuring Bereavement and Mortuary Services, which are to be provided across multiple hospital sites, including Peterborough City Hospital, Hinchingbrooke Hospital, and Stamford and Rutland Hospital. This falls under the services category within the funeral and related services industry. The procurement process initiated is a tender, with pre-market engagement scheduled with a deadline on 19th December 2025. Potential suppliers are encouraged to reach out via email for one-to-one meetings. The procurement planning involves consideration of service resilience, inclusivity, and compliance with NHS standards, particularly in light of recommendations from the David Fuller Inquiry.

Vermin Control and Badger Mitigation

Description: Vermin Control and Badger Mitigation

Summary: This procurement process, initiated by Defra, involves a tender titled "Vermin Control and Badger Mitigation" within the infrastructure works consultancy services category. The tender is being conducted under a selective procurement method, specifically as a call-off from a framework agreement. The tender process is set in the region of East of England, with operations based in Peterborough, United Kingdom. It involves significant dates, with the opportunity notice published on 1st December 2025, and the tender period closing earlier on 3rd November 2025. The contract period is intended to span from 17th November 2025 to 20th November 2026. With a project value of £273,954.82, it offers substantial engagement for suppliers in infrastructure consultancy.

Demolition of Staff Accomodations

Description: This contract is for the demolition of existing staff accommodation building nr4 at the Hinchingbrooke Hospital site. This work is required as part of the Hinchingbrooke Hospital Redevelopment Project and will need to be performed in accordance to the timescales set out in the tender. This is a below threshold works open competition.

Summary: The North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust has initiated an open tender process for the "Demolition of Staff Accommodations" project, part of the broader Hinchingbrooke Hospital Redevelopment Project. This procurement process falls under the "works" category, specifically targeting the demolition, site preparation, clearance work, and asbestos-removal, as classified under the CPV scheme. The project is based in Peterborough, UK, with works scheduled on the hospital site. The tender process is in the active stage, with an enquiry period set to conclude by 5th January 2026, and the tender submission deadline by 12th January 2026. The total estimated contract value is £950,000, with a gross maximum of £1,140,000. The start and end dates for this contract span from 1st May 2026 to 13th May 2027.

The Canyons MCZ DY200 eQA drop camera analysis

Description: 2. Project Summary In September 2025, NOC and JNCC conducted a survey aboard the RSS Discovery (DY200) gathering evidence to monitor The Canyons MCZ and inform assessment of the condition of the designated features of the site. The Canyons MCZ is in the far south-west corner of the UK continental shelf and is unique within the context of England's largely shallow seas due to its depth, sea-bed topography and the coral features it contains. The designated features of The Canyons MCZ are listed in Table 1. More information on The Canyons MCZ can be found in the JNCC site information centre (https://jncc.gov.uk/our-work/the-canyons-mpa/). Table 1 Designated features of The Canyons MCZ Protected Feature Feature Type Deep-sea bed Broadscale marine habitat Cold-water coral reefs Feature of Conservation Importance Coral gardens (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the contract titled "The Canyons MCZ DY200 eQA drop camera analysis" is being conducted by JNCC SUPPORT CO, a public authority under central government. This tender falls under the marine survey services, analysis services, and environmental monitoring industry categories, and is aimed at work within the United Kingdom, particularly in monitoring The Canyons MCZ situated in the south-west corner of the UK continental shelf. The procurement is at the tender stage, with submissions required by 15th December 2025 at 09:00 GMT. Enquiries can be made until 8th December 2025. The tender is an open below-threshold competition with a focus on services, offering a gross contract value of £19,800.

Towards development of a UK peatland indicator framework

Description: 1. Joint Nature Conservation Committee The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) is the statutory adviser to the UK Government and devolved administrations on UK and international nature conservation Our role is to provide scientific evidence, information, and advice to inform decisions to protect the natural environment. Our specific role is to work on nature conservation issues that affect the UK as a whole and internationally, by: * advising Government on the development and implementation of policies for, or affecting, nature conservation in the UK and internationally; * providing advice and disseminating knowledge on nature conservation issues affecting the UK and internationally; * establishing common standards throughout the UK for nature conservation, including monitoring, research, and the analysis of results; and * commissioning or supporting research which it deems (read more...)

Summary: The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) is inviting tenders for a project titled "Towards development of a UK peatland indicator framework," focusing on the environmental services industry in the UK. Acting as a statutory adviser to the UK Government, JNCC seeks to develop conceptual models related to wildfire risk, flood risk, water quality, and water provisioning linked to peatlands. The procurement process is in the tender stage with a deadline for submissions set at 09:00 on 25th November 2025. The tender is being conducted through an open procurement method, and the contract period is projected from 12th January 2026 to 20th March 2026. Additional classifications under this tender include services for environmental and wildlife preservation, with a total value estimated at £50,000 gross.

Smoking Cessation Service

Description: This is a community-based smoking cessation service that aims to provide structured smoking cessation support to reduce smoking-related health inequalities and provide accessible, person-centered interventions with measurable outcomes. Smoking is a leading cause of preventable death and illness in Peterborough. Local smoking prevalence (12.9%) is slightly higher than the national average. Smoking rates are particularly high in deprived areas, among people with long term mental health conditions, substance misuse issues, those who are homeless and those in routine and manual occupations.

Summary: Peterborough City Council has awarded a contract for a Smoking Cessation Service under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. The procurement process followed a competitive procedure, with the contract officially awarded on 22nd September 2025 and set to commence on 1st November 2025. This service falls under the Medical practice and related services category (CPV code 85120000), aimed at reducing health inequalities through structured smoking cessation support in Peterborough. The contract, valued at £582,216, may extend until 31st October 2028, subject to a 12-month optional extension. The main procurement category is services, and the award uses an open procurement method.

The Canyons MCZ DY200 eQA drop camera analysis

Description: 2. Project Summary In September 2025, NOC and JNCC conducted a survey aboard the RSS Discovery (DY200) gathering evidence to monitor The Canyons MCZ and inform assessment of the condition of the designated features of the site. The Canyons MCZ is in the far south-west corner of the UK continental shelf and is unique within the context of England's largely shallow seas due to its depth, sea-bed topography and the coral features it contains. The designated features of The Canyons MCZ are listed in Table 1. More information on The Canyons MCZ can be found in the JNCC site information centre (https://jncc.gov.uk/our-work/the-canyons-mpa/). Table 1 Designated features of The Canyons MCZ Protected Feature Feature Type Deep-sea bed Broadscale marine habitat Cold-water coral reefs Feature of Conservation Importance Coral gardens (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the contract titled "The Canyons MCZ DY200 eQA drop camera analysis" is being conducted by JNCC SUPPORT CO, a public authority under central government. This tender falls under the marine survey services, analysis services, and environmental monitoring industry categories, and is aimed at work within the United Kingdom, particularly in monitoring The Canyons MCZ situated in the south-west corner of the UK continental shelf. The procurement is at the tender stage, with submissions required by 15th December 2025 at 09:00 GMT. Enquiries can be made until 8th December 2025. The tender is an open below-threshold competition with a focus on services, offering a gross contract value of £19,800.