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Creation of a SEN hub at Wittering Primary School

Description: Construction of a Special Educational Needs hub at Wittering Primary School, Peterborough

Summary: Peterborough City Council is planning a procurement process for the construction of a Special Educational Needs (SEN) hub at Wittering Primary School, located in Peterborough, United Kingdom. This project falls under the industry category of construction work for school buildings, with a specific focus on primary school construction. The procurement is currently at the planning stage, with the anticipated publication of further notices by 31st July 2026. The contract period for the project is slated to commence on 1st September 2026 and conclude on 31st December 2027. The process is initiated under the legal framework provided by UK legislation 2023/54.

Production of seabird flight height distributions from at-sea laser rangefinder data

Description: This project aims to create Manx Shearwater Puffinus puffinus and European storm petrel (Hydrobates pelagicus) flight height distributions from flight height data collected from boats with laser rangefinders (LRFs), which can then be used to inform collision risk models (CRMs). The aim of this contract is to assess and provide plausible analytical options to address various sources of measurement error in LRF Manx Shearwater and storm petrel flight height data, based on the (already collected) available data, and to then implement the recommended option(s) to produce a robust general flight height distribution. Ideally the project would also separately produce flight height distributions across different environmental conditions to demonstrate the potential impacts of key variables, such as wind, on flight behaviour. To meet the overall aims of this project (read more...)

Summary: JNCC SUPPORT CO, a public authority within the UK's central government, is actively seeking tenders for a project titled "Production of seabird flight height distributions from at-sea laser rangefinder data." The contract pertains to the environmental services industry and aims to generate flight height distributions for species such as the Manx Shearwater and European storm petrel, using laser rangefinder data from 2025. This project seeks to enhance analytic options to correct measurement errors and plans for field tests post-2026. The procurement process is at the tender stage and invites open competition, with bids to be submitted via email by 15th May 2026. Located in Peterborough, the project covers the United Kingdom, under Scottish devolved regulations, with project activities planned from 8th June to 30th September 2026.

Payroll Software and Managed BACS Service

Description: The contracting authority is seeking to procure a payroll software solution and associated managed BACS service to support the in-house delivery of payroll across a multi-academy trust. The requirement includes the provision, implementation, configuration, support and maintenance of a payroll system suitable for a multi-site education environment. The system must support monthly payroll processing, statutory payroll requirements, pension scheme administration requirements, payroll reporting, finance reporting outputs, employee and manager self-service functionality where required, and secure handling of payroll data. The requirement also includes a managed BACS service for payroll-related payments, together with appropriate controls, reporting, support and service continuity arrangements. The supplier will be required to support implementation, data migration, testing, parallel running, go-live and post-go-live transition support. The Trust will retain responsibility for operating an in-house payroll (read more...)

Summary: The Thomas Deacon Education Trust is seeking to procure a payroll software solution alongside a managed BACS service to support its multi-academy trust. This procurement process, initiated as an open procedure, targets services suitable for handling payroll across multiple educational sites, with essential functionalities including statutory payroll requirements, pension scheme administration, reporting, and data security. The contract spans an initial three-year period starting on 1st November 2026, with an option for a year-long extension. Located in Peterborough, the procurement process is active with the submission deadline scheduled for 29th May 2026. Business entities have until 11th May 2026 to submit enquiries.

Provision of a New or Low-Hour Ex-Demo 25-30T Articulated Dump Truck and Agricultural Tractor for Plant Operator Training

Description: CITB is seeking to procure two items of plant machinery to support its Plant Operator training operations. The first requirement is for a new or very low hour ex-demo 25-30 tonne Articulated Dump Truck (ADT) to replace a machine sold in 2025 and restore the ADT training fleet to four machines. With the fleet currently operating at three machines, the training department faces ongoing challenges in allocating learners effectively. Whilst hiring has been considered, ADTs are a highly specialist machine, carry significant hire costs, and availability across the UK market is severely limited due to demand from major ongoing construction projects. Those machines available for hire do not meet the required standard for training purposes. The second requirement is for a new or very low hour ex-demo agricultural (read more...)

Summary: The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), a public authority operating under sub-central government, is managing a procurement process for the acquisition of plant machinery to enhance its training operations. Located in Peterborough, United Kingdom, CITB is focusing on procuring a new or low-hour ex-demo 25-30 tonne Articulated Dump Truck and a 200-250HP four-wheel drive tractor to support plant operator training. This tender, classified under industry categories such as tractors and trucks, falls under the active stage with key dates including an enquiry period ending on 27th May 2026, followed by an award period concluding on 3rd August 2026. The procurement method being utilised is an open procedure, promising competitive opportunities for interested suppliers.

Provision of a New or Low-Hour Ex-Demo 25-30T Articulated Dump Truck and Agricultural Tractor for Plant Operator Training

Description: CITB is seeking to procure two items of plant machinery to support its Plant Operator training operations. The first requirement is for a new or very low hour ex-demo 25-30 tonne Articulated Dump Truck (ADT) to replace a machine sold in 2025 and restore the ADT training fleet to four machines. With the fleet currently operating at three machines, the training department faces ongoing challenges in allocating learners effectively. Whilst hiring has been considered, ADTs are a highly specialist machine, carry significant hire costs, and availability across the UK market is severely limited due to demand from major ongoing construction projects. Those machines available for hire do not meet the required standard for training purposes. The second requirement is for a new or very low hour ex-demo agricultural (read more...)

Summary: The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), a public authority operating under sub-central government, is managing a procurement process for the acquisition of plant machinery to enhance its training operations. Located in Peterborough, United Kingdom, CITB is focusing on procuring a new or low-hour ex-demo 25-30 tonne Articulated Dump Truck and a 200-250HP four-wheel drive tractor to support plant operator training. This tender, classified under industry categories such as tractors and trucks, falls under the active stage with key dates including an enquiry period ending on 27th May 2026, followed by an award period concluding on 3rd August 2026. The procurement method being utilised is an open procedure, promising competitive opportunities for interested suppliers.

Payroll Software and Managed BACS Service

Description: The contracting authority is seeking to procure a payroll software solution and associated managed BACS service to support the in-house delivery of payroll across a multi-academy trust. The requirement includes the provision, implementation, configuration, support and maintenance of a payroll system suitable for a multi-site education environment. The system must support monthly payroll processing, statutory payroll requirements, pension scheme administration requirements, payroll reporting, finance reporting outputs, employee and manager self-service functionality where required, and secure handling of payroll data. The requirement also includes a managed BACS service for payroll-related payments, together with appropriate controls, reporting, support and service continuity arrangements. The supplier will be required to support implementation, data migration, testing, parallel running, go-live and post-go-live transition support. The Trust will retain responsibility for operating an in-house payroll (read more...)

Summary: The Thomas Deacon Education Trust is seeking to procure a payroll software solution alongside a managed BACS service to support its multi-academy trust. This procurement process, initiated as an open procedure, targets services suitable for handling payroll across multiple educational sites, with essential functionalities including statutory payroll requirements, pension scheme administration, reporting, and data security. The contract spans an initial three-year period starting on 1st November 2026, with an option for a year-long extension. Located in Peterborough, the procurement process is active with the submission deadline scheduled for 29th May 2026. Business entities have until 11th May 2026 to submit enquiries.

Pobie Bank Reef Still Imagery Analysis 0923S

Description: Project Aims JNCC wishes to commission a contract to undertake the analysis of seabed still imagery collected on the 0923S survey from a drop-frame camera. Seabed imagery will be analysed using the image annotation software BIIGLE. During 0923S imagery data was collected for both MPA monitoring, and ground truthing purposes. The total number of sampled drop camera monitoring stations was 97 and the total number of images after filtering to ensure 40 good quality images per station is 3,880. Analysis of 10 groundtruthing stations with 383 images is to be included as a costed extra only, however the total cost including costed extras must not exceed the stated value of the contract. More detailed metadata will be provided including information from logs and the survey report. Representative images (read more...)

Summary: The JNCC Support Co is seeking services for the analysis of seabed still imagery gathered from the Pobie Bank Reef located in the North Sea. This tender is for the project titled "Pobie Bank Reef Still Imagery Analysis 0923S," focusing on marine survey services in the central government industry category. Located in Peterborough, the buying organisation is conducting an open competition procurement process. The current tender stage will conclude on 18 May 2026, and interested parties should submit their responses by email. The analysis will support monitoring efforts for the Pobie Bank Reef Special Area of Conservation, with survey results contributing to long-term assessments. The contract period runs from 15 June 2026 to 23 February 2027.

RAAC failsafe and Refurbishment

Description: Failsafe work required in existing RAAC theatre space. Once failsafe work has been completed, conversion of theatre space to office space to permit staff relocation

Summary: North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust has initiated a procurement process titled "RAAC Failsafe and Refurbishment," focusing on building construction work within the United Kingdom. The tender aims to undertake failsafe work in existing RAAC theatre space, followed by conversion to office space. The procurement is in the tender stage, with key dates including the enquiry period ending on 12 May 2026, and the tender period concluding on 20 May 2026. The project is valued at £2.6 million and follows the open procurement method, specifically a below-threshold open competition.

Community Navigator & Well-Being Service

Description: PCC intends to procure a Community Navigator and Well-being service, which aims to maintain and improve the health, wellbeing and independence of eligible adults in Peterborough. The service delivers an early intervention and prevention approach that focuses on people and their community's capacity to self-care and manage as the first option. The objective is to reduce the risk or deterioration of the person and subsequent increased reliance on statutory services. This service is part of a larger programme, the Front Door Reviews and Community Offer "which aims to deliver cost reductions and better long-term outcomes by supporting people through reviews and initial care/support planning, focusing on needs that can be met without formal care both at first contact and review. The Service will contribute to the Prevent, Reduce, (read more...)

Summary: Peterborough City Council is in the planning stage of procuring a Community Navigator and Well-being service aimed at enhancing health, wellbeing and independence for eligible adults in Peterborough. This procurement process, classified under social work services without accommodation (CPV code 85312000), will follow a Light Touch regime with a contract value of £270,000. The initiative, part of a broader programme to deliver long-term cost reductions and outcomes, is scheduled to commence on 1 September 2026 and could last for up to three years including potential renewal. Preliminary market engagement exercises are ongoing, including a virtual event on 7 May 2026 and a questionnaire response deadline on 1 May 2026, designed to gather insights and shape the formal procurement process.

Production of seabird flight height distributions from at-sea laser rangefinder data

Description: This project aims to create Manx Shearwater Puffinus puffinus and European storm petrel (Hydrobates pelagicus) flight height distributions from flight height data collected from boats with laser rangefinders (LRFs), which can then be used to inform collision risk models (CRMs). The aim of this contract is to assess and provide plausible analytical options to address various sources of measurement error in LRF Manx Shearwater and storm petrel flight height data, based on the (already collected) available data, and to then implement the recommended option(s) to produce a robust general flight height distribution. Ideally the project would also separately produce flight height distributions across different environmental conditions to demonstrate the potential impacts of key variables, such as wind, on flight behaviour. To meet the overall aims of this project (read more...)

Summary: JNCC SUPPORT CO, a public authority within the UK's central government, is actively seeking tenders for a project titled "Production of seabird flight height distributions from at-sea laser rangefinder data." The contract pertains to the environmental services industry and aims to generate flight height distributions for species such as the Manx Shearwater and European storm petrel, using laser rangefinder data from 2025. This project seeks to enhance analytic options to correct measurement errors and plans for field tests post-2026. The procurement process is at the tender stage and invites open competition, with bids to be submitted via email by 15th May 2026. Located in Peterborough, the project covers the United Kingdom, under Scottish devolved regulations, with project activities planned from 8th June to 30th September 2026.