The Provision of a watercourse maintenance contract

Description: The Council requires a contractor to deliver a comprehensive watercourse maintenance programme. The purpose of the maintenance is to reduce the flood risk by ensuring that the watercourses are free from blockages and substantial weed growth, thus increasing channel flow. The service required comprises the planned maintenance work and a 24hour emergency blockage removal service. The majority of the maintenance work will be carried out between the beginning of September to the end February i.e. outside the bird nesting season.

Summary: Cambridge City Council is seeking to contract a provider for a watercourse maintenance programme, with the primary aim of mitigating flood risk by keeping watercourses clear of blockages and significant weed growth. This procurement falls under the open competition method and is categorised under 'River regulation and flood control works'. It is at the 'Tender' stage, with the submission period ending on 4th February 2026. The maintenance work is to be primarily executed from September to February, aligning with non-bird nesting periods, with contract commencement slated for March 2026 and running for two years, with a possible one-year renewal. The procurement is below the threshold and focuses on quality and price criteria, weighted at 40% and 60%, respectively.

Client Side Commercial Assurance

Description: Anglian Water seeks Client Side Commercial Assurance Services to strengthen governance, cost control, and compliance across capital and operational programmes. These services will ensure transparency, regulatory readiness, and defensible commercial decision-making. Scope of Services Cost Verification - Validate incurred and forecast costs for accuracy and compliance. Risk Management - Identify and mitigate commercial risks affecting cost, programme, or compliance. Contract Compliance - Ensure adherence to contractual terms and governance. Value-for-Money Assessment - Confirm expenditure delivers optimal outcomes. Change Control - Assure structured management of scope, cost, and programme changes. Programme Control - Monitor alignment with milestones. Market Intelligence & Benchmarking - Compare costs and supplier performance using internal/external data. Regulatory & Business Plan Support - Assist with cost structures and regulatory submissions. Supply Chain Oversight - Ensure Tier (read more...)

Summary: Anglian Water Services Limited is seeking to enhance its governance, cost control, and compliance across its capital and operational programmes through a tender titled "Client Side Commercial Assurance". This tender, currently in the tender stage, aims to secure services such as cost verification, risk management, contract compliance, value-for-money assessments, and supply chain oversight. The procurement, under the open procedure, will close for submissions on 23rd January 2026, with an expected award date by 15th April 2026. The contract, aligned with services in the evaluation consultancy category, will cover operations in the UKH region, specifically within the United Kingdom. The valued framework amounts to a gross total of GBP 7.2 million and is anticipated to commence on 30th April 2026, spanning five years with potential extensions. The tender supports electronic submissions and is structured on a Most Advantageous Tender basis, considering both price and quality.

Provision of Domestic Cleaning and Patient Catering Services

Description: Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (the Contracting Authority) is looking to tender the following services across its Addenbrooke's Hospital and Rosie Hospital sites: 1. Domestic Cleaning Service 2. Patient Catering Services The Contracting Authority's requirements are anticipated to include: 1. Domestic Cleaning Services: * Provision of cleaning services to clinical, public, and staff areas per NHS cleaning standards; * The cleaning services will be based on scheduled routines, focusing on regular, deep, planned and reactive cleans for high, medium and low risk areas * The supply of all consumables (cleaning consumables to include paper towels, toilet tissue, soap, alcohol gel, waste bags, couch roll). The Authority has preferred products for some of these key items and the Service Provider will be required to continue with this supply (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is initiating a procurement process for the "Provision of Domestic Cleaning and Patient Catering Services" at Addenbrooke's and Rosie Hospital sites, located in Cambridge, UK. The planning stage involves a preliminary market engagement session scheduled to occur virtually on 15 January 2026, with a deadline for suppliers to express interest by 9 January 2026. The engagement will help shape the tender process set to fulfill services in the cleaning and catering industry categories. Potential suppliers will also be issued a Request for Information (RFI) with responses due by 30 January 2026. This procurement, valued at approximately 109 million GBP, is categorised under public authority central government and aims to begin contract execution by October 2027.

Renovation works - Council Farm, Wilbraham Road, Little Wilbraham, Cambridge, CB21 5LD

Description: Renovation works - Council Farm, Wilbraham Road, Little Wilbraham, Cambridge, CB21 5LD 3 bedroom detached dwelling in need of updating

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is seeking bids for renovation works at Council Farm, located on Wilbraham Road, Little Wilbraham, Cambridge, CB21 5LD. The project involves updating a three-bedroom detached dwelling, and it falls under the industry categories of "Miscellaneous repair and maintenance services" and "Construction structures and materials; auxiliary products to construction." This tender process is currently in the tender stage, with the procurement method being open competition, aimed at awarding sub-threshold contracts. Interested parties should note the key deadline: the tender period ends on 30th January 2026. The procurement is taking place in Cambridgeshire, with submissions to be made electronically.

Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust - Individual, bespoke Community Packages of Care for Children and Young People aged 0 - 18 years with Continuing Care Needs to enable Children and Young People to be cared for in their home

Description: Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust (CCS) to determine to establish a group of qualified providers who can provide consistently high quality, safe, effective, and efficient packages of care for children and young people with continuing care needs who require care in the home or community setting The Trust will be looking to create a Framework Agreement under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Competitive Process with the awarded providers available to be called off from the framework in line with service requirements. An Expression of Interest has been published on Atamis to determine suppliers to progress with into the procurement process

Summary: Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust is in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust - Individual, bespoke Community Packages of Care for Children and Young People aged 0 - 18 years with Continuing Care Needs to enable Children and Young People to be cared for in their home." The process focuses on the paediatric services industry within the UK, specifically targeting the regions UKH21, UKH24, and UKH25. This procurement initiative, set to be conducted under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Competitive Process, seeks to establish a framework agreement allowing selected providers to supply care packages as required. The estimated contract value is £1,800,000, with a future notice date planned for 1st June 2027.

Behaviour Change

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council are tendering for a Behaviour Change Service that will deliver evidenced based health improvement and behaviour change interventions, to support Cambridgeshire residents adopt healthy behaviours. It has a focus on modifiable lifestyle behaviours that reduce life expectancy, increase health inequalities, and increase the risk of chronic diseases including cardiovascular disease (CVD), diabetes, some cancers, respiratory illnesses, and dementia, as well as negatively affecting mental wellbeing. The provision of evidence-based services is essential if the Services are to support delivery of the key high-level outcomes. The Service will reflect the principle of proportionate universalism and will use population health management approach to identify higher levels of need. It will address health inequities and inequalities through embedding proportionate universalism into service delivery ensuring that services are delivered (read more...)

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council has completed the tendering process for a Behaviour Change Service aimed at improving health outcomes within Cambridgeshire. The procurement, classified under the CPV code 85100000 for Health Services, focuses on delivering evidence-based interventions targeting lifestyle behaviours that impact health inequality and chronic diseases. The service will use a population health management approach to address health inequities with a framework of proportionate universalism. The contract, which aligns with the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) of the Healthcare Services Regulations 2023, was awarded on 1st December 2025 and will extend until 30th November 2030, with a total value of £14,620,842.97, including options for additional funding. The procurement stage is complete, and the service will be operational from December 2025, serving various locations across the Cambridgeshire region.

Community Grant Round - Specialist Domestic Abuse Group Work

Description: CONTRACTING AUTHORITY: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough CONTACT EMAIL: cambs-pcc@cambs.police.uk BID TITLE: Specialist Domestic Abuse Group Work - Community Grant Round BID REFERENCE: OPCC/SDAGWORK/CGR26-28 (unless instructed otherwise) ESTIMATED TCV: PS300K over two years TERM: Effective from 01/04/2026 until 31/03/2028 * Please be aware that the total contract value and the term of funding are estimated at the time of issue and remain subject to confirmation. Funding from the OPCC is confirmed for two years, while other delivery partners have currently approved one year with an intention to commit for two. BID DESCRIPTION: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough is planning to run a Community Grant Round to allocate two years' funding to local community-based providers to extend the offers of group (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire is planning a tender process entitled "Community Grant Round - Specialist Domestic Abuse Group Work." This initiative falls under the industry category of Health and Social Work Services, specifically targeting the delivery of guidance and counselling services to domestic abuse survivors. It encompasses regions within the United Kingdom, such as Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, including areas like Peterborough, Cambridge City, East Cambridgeshire, South Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, and Fenland. The procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with key dates including the deadline for bid submission on 26th January 2026 and the anticipated award of successful bidders the week commencing 9th February 2026. This tender offers approximately £300,000 in funding over a two-year period starting from 1st April 2026, potentially creating significant opportunities for community organisations within these regions.

Cambridgeshire County Council EV Cable Channel Trial Open Supplier List

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council are developing a trial to test whether electric vehicle (EV) cable channels are an appropriate charging solution in Cambridgeshire, to enable residents with no off-street parking to charge their EV using a domestic energy tariff by placing the cable in a cross-pavement channel. The Council has approval to trial up to 250 cable channels across two phases. The trial is expected to commence in early Spring 2026. It has agreed to take a supplier led approach, on an approved supplier basis. Suppliers who meet our specification criteria will be permitted to take part in the trial and accept applications from residents during the trial period. The trial will follow a phased approach, with a light-touch evaluation of phase 1 with the expectation of a smooth (read more...)

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is embarking on an innovative trial to test electric vehicle (EV) cable channels as a potential charging solution for residents without off-street parking. The procurement process currently in the planning stage, seeks participation from approved suppliers, and involves the installation of up to 250 cable channels across two phases. The first phase allows for 50 channel installations across various districts, while the second phase plans for up to 200 installations. Located in the East of England, this trial is set to begin in early Spring 2026, with a final engagement deadline on 28th January 2026. This procurement is classified under Chargers and Electric Vehicles, appealing to businesses in those sectors.

Lease or Hire of an Outreach Community Health Van (Bespoke Van Body Conversion)

Description: The Authority invites tenders for a 2-year lease or rental of a bespoke conversion 3,500kg gross weight, low chassis Community Outreach Van. The vehicle chassis must be new, but tenderers may offer a conversion body which is either new, or if practicable to do so, second-hand. Where a second-hand conversion body is offered the conversion body must be no more than 3-years old.

Summary: The Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is inviting tenders for the lease or hire of an Outreach Community Health Van, specifically requiring a bespoke van body conversion. This procurement process falls under the industry category of welfare vehicles and is classified as an open procedure. Located in Cambridge, UKH12 region, this tender offers a two-year lease with potential extensions, emphasising the need for a new vehicle chassis while allowing for a second-hand conversion body. The procurement stage is currently active, with deadlines for submission set for 21 January 2026. Following the enquiry period ending on 14 January 2026, the award decision will be finalised by 4 February 2026. Interested parties must register and submit their tenders via the Jaggaer One eSourcing portal.

RFI - The Drive Project, high-harm domestic abuse perpetrators.

Description: The 7Force Commercial Team is supporting the Police and Crime Commissioners for Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire. This work is to identify organisations, with the skills and experience, who are interested in contributing to the delivery of the DRIVE Project: whole-system response to 'high-harm perpetrators' of domestic abuse, in any (or all) of the named county areas. This information will enable a better understanding of the current market and guide the development of future commissioning approaches. Commissioners in all five PCC areas are especially interested in identifying organisations who are locally based, or those willing to set up local office bases within county boundaries and invest resources to develop the partnerships needed to successfully deliver the project. The DRIVE Project seeks to address gaps in work with (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire is planning a procurement process for the DRIVE Project, targeting high-harm domestic abuse perpetrators. The contracting authority is engaging with potential suppliers to identify organisations capable of delivering this project across Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Hertfordshire, and Bedfordshire. It seeks a coordinated multi-agency response. The process is currently in the planning stage, with a Request for Information (RFI) issued on 16 December 2025, and a deadline for submissions set for 23 January 2026. The procurement falls under services in the public authority sector, focusing on guidance and counselling, community health, and related social services.