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MSK AI Service

Description: The Authority requirement is for a safe, consistent, affordable, and innovative UK based digital physiotherapy clinic using artificial intelligence (AI). The expectation is for the delivery of an end-to-end clinical service for both new and existing patients; operating as a complete alternative to standard care pathways and not limited to an adjunctive, supplementary, or "waiting well" initiative. The model specified is for a supplier capable of assuming full clinical and operational ownership of the entire patient pathway including initial referral intake, diagnostic triage, clinical assessment, individualised treatment planning, treatment delivery, and discharge. To this end the supplier must be CQC registered to demonstrate robust clinical governance and the AI solution must be a class IIa medical device that is available 24/7 to ensure safe, rapid triage, and clinical (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the "MSK AI Service" is currently in the planning stage, spearheaded by the Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust. This effort will culminate in the creation of the East of England Community Health & Care Trust from 1st April 2026. The initiative seeks to establish a UK-based digital physiotherapy clinic leveraging AI technology, aimed at delivering a full clinical service pathway. With a value of £2,000,000, the services are classified under the physiotherapy services category and pertain to the delivery regions of UKH1 and UKH2. Suppliers interested are required to communicate their capability by 23rd February 2026, and the contract commencement is anticipated on 1st April 2026. The procurement adheres to the PSR Most Suitable Provider (MSP) process, with a 3-year initial term and options for extension.

FDIS - Edinburgh External Refurbishments to 66 properties - FY2026/27 - Amey North Region - Scotland

Description: North Region - Scotland Brief Scope of Works * Replace all fascias/soffits/gutters to the main dwellings, porches and garages * Replace all timber framed garage personnel doors and windows, with new PVCu doors and windows to the garage * Replace any slipped or damaged roof tiles * Shared role On Site Liaison Officer Amey have been tasked by the DIO through the FDIS to deliver the Regional Accommodation Maintenance Service for the Central and North Regions. This notice is a call for competition and there may not be a further notice related to this opportunity. For Amey to accept any EoI it is ESSENTIAL that any subcontractor is: * willing to act as Main Contractor (essential requirement); * a Verified member of Constructionline (GOLD), relevant Work Category MUST (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the refurbishment of 66 properties in the North Region of Scotland, titled "FDIS - Edinburgh External Refurbishments to 66 properties - FY2026/27 - Amey North Region - Scotland," is currently at the planning stage. The buyer, Amey Defence Services Limited, is responsible for overseeing this project. This opportunity falls under the refurbishment of run-down buildings within the specified region. The total allocated budget amounts to £4,500,000, with an anticipated contract period starting on 1st April 2026 and concluding on 31st March 2027. Businesses must express their interest by email, with the procurement process being conducted via an open procedure. Key compliance requirements include a verified Constructionline (GOLD) membership, Building Safety Act verification, and capability to operate within a BIM Level 2 environment.

Trading Standards System

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council (The Council) has worked jointly with another local authority to deliver a Trading Standards service since 2017 and a decision has been made to take the service back in-house. Therefore, the Council is looking to procure a commercially available, "off the shelf" Trading Standards system that that can be configured to meet the current operational requirements of the Council while also being capable of supporting future service needs. This system will enable the Trading Standards team to effectively manage its statutory duties, improve service delivery, and adapt to evolving regulatory and technological environment.

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council seeks to procure a new Trading Standards System through an open and competitive flexible procedure, currently at the tender stage. The council, located in Alconbury Weald, Huntingdon, aims to bring its Trading Standards service back in-house, having previously partnered with another local authority. The contract, worth up to £312,000, is designated under the industry category of software packages and information systems and software-related services. The deadline for tender submissions is 13th March 2026, with the contract expected to commence on 1st June 2026 and potentially extend up to May 2031, upon successful outcomes. Interested bidders must demonstrate their proposed solution as part of the quality evaluation process.

Market Engagement: Rich Media Capture, Assurance and Analytics Platform

Description: In service of AW commitment to be 'Safer Every Day' in everything we do whilst operating in a climate of ever-growing regulatory and customer expectations, we are looking to invest in and exploit technology that is able to capture and analyse rich media, from which it can provide insight of compliance and performance of our frontline staff. Access to this online event is available at the following website which need self registration in the portal. https://esourcing.scanmarket.com/SupplierRegistration/NewSupplier?eventId=830016&ccsum=7617c275f60051fcc8ca1afdc8e267b1

Summary: ANGLIAN WATER SERVICES LIMITED is initiating a procurement process under the planning stage for a project titled "Market Engagement: Rich Media Capture, Assurance and Analytics Platform". This initiative focuses on technology in the industry category of goods, specifically targeting storage media loading software packages and video production services, with a geographic focus in the UKH region, United Kingdom. Interested parties are encouraged to participate in a pre-market engagement questionnaire by 27th February 2026. Queries about the tender should be submitted by 13th February 2026 with clarifications provided by 20th February 2026. The contract period is anticipated to start on 17th September 2026 and may extend until 16th September 2032.

Regional Mapping of Clean Energy Jobs and Skills

Description: The Greater South East Net Zero Hub (the Hub) is working with the Office for Clean Energy Jobs (OCEJ) within the Department for Energy Security & Net Zero (DESNZ) to build a regional picture of clean energy skills and jobs within local authority areas which will support the net zero transition. The aim of this work is to review, collate and interpret relevant studies, reports and assessments of clean energy workforce needs and demand undertaken within the Hub area to inform future delivery of the Government's Clean Energy Jobs Plan. The objective of this procurement is to: * Identify available data sources, collection methods, and analytical frameworks. * Determine which Key Research Questions (KRQs) can be answered using existing evidence. * Identify where new work or data collection (read more...)

Summary: The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority is seeking to procure services for a project titled "Regional Mapping of Clean Energy Jobs and Skills." This initiative falls within the business analysis, data services, and research consultancy sectors and encompasses locations across the United Kingdom, including specific regions such as UKH and UKH1. The process is in the tender stage, having been initiated on 5th February 2026, with a submission deadline of 19th February 2026. Interested parties must submit their bids via the provided online portal. The projected procurement value is approximately £50,000, structured as a below-threshold open competition, thus inviting broad participation. The contract is scheduled to commence on 2nd March 2026 and potentially extend until 2nd July 2026 if the optional one-month renewal is exercised.

Beds and Luton - Childrens Assessments & ADOS Assessments

Description: Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust require insourcing for provision that will oversee the completion of Dr Assessments and ADOS Assessments conducted across the Bedfordshire and Luton service area.

Summary: Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust is seeking to procure services for children's assessments and ADOS assessments within the Bedfordshire and Luton area. The procurement, classified under paediatric services, is currently in the award stage. The commencement date for the contract is set for 3rd February 2026, with an end date of 30th June 2026, covering a duration of just under four months. There is potential for two 12-month extensions, allowing for a maximum contract duration of 28 months. This tender falls under the services category and provides an opportunity for the delivery of specialised assessments, with Pertemps Medical LTD already identified as an active supplier for this contract. This procurement was conducted via a direct award under PSR Route C, bypassing the need for a prior call for competition.

Promethean Boards

Description: The Education ICT team of Cambridgeshire County Council is seeking experienced providers to supply and install of 20 Promethean Standard AP10's onto flat wall mounts, including the removal and disposal of current board and projectors. This is for a single location install in Cambridge. Each classroom has a single board, the current equipment is a 65" screen and has all power and data in situ already.

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council has initiated a public tender for the procurement and installation of Promethean Boards in Cambridge. The tender, titled "Promethean Boards," falls under the Audio-visual equipment industry category. The contract entails the installation of twenty Promethean Standard AP10s, along with the removal of existing boards and projectors in a single location. The procurement process is at the tender stage as of 3rd February 2026, with a closing deadline for submissions on 10th February 2026. The procurement method is an open competition, and it specifically targets below-threshold contracts, making it accessible to a variety of suppliers.

EEAST Laboratory Testing Services (260203)

Description: For the provision of Laboratory Testing Services for the East of England Ambulance's Occupational Health Team

Summary: The East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust is inviting tenders for the provision of laboratory testing services required by their Occupational Health Team. This procurement is categorised under laboratory services (CPV: 71900000) and is managed via an open tendering process described as "Below threshold - open competition," following legal basis 2023/54 by UKPGA. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with the tender period ending on 20th February 2026. The total contract value is estimated at £250,000, with a gross amount of £300,000. The service will be delivered within the United Kingdom. Businesses can submit their tenders electronically, and details about submissions can be accessed via the provided link. Moreover, there is a provision to extend the contract, making this a potential long-term opportunity for successful suppliers.

25038 Relocation of Temporary Buildings (Including Associated Site Works and Services Installations)

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council is seeking to enter a Term Contract arrangement with one suitable organisation for the movement of temporary/portable buildings already owned by the Council, including providing temporary storage facilities where a direct transfer of a modular building between sites is not practicable. Movements of temporary buildings may include relocation from site to site, relocation on the same site or removal from site for disposal. In addition to the movement of modular buildings from site to site, the Term Contract will incorporate most of the associated works necessary to effect complete installation and making ready for occupation of the buildings. These activities will include carrying out necessary enabling works to allow access, associated groundworks, and installing services and utilities as appropriate (water, gas, electricity, fire alarm and (read more...)

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is conducting an open procurement process for the "Relocation of Temporary Buildings (Including Associated Site Works and Services Installations)", with a gross value of £4,800,000. This active tender, under the construction work category, aims to form a term contract with a single supplier for the movement, installation, and potential disposal of council-owned temporary buildings. The procurement is in the tender update stage, and submissions must be electronically completed via the Council’s e-tendering portal by 12:00 on 11th March 2026. The contract begins on 1st May 2026, running for an initial period of 36 months, with a potential extension for an additional 12 months, focusing on the UKH12 region (Cambridgeshire, UK).

25038 Relocation of Temporary Buildings (Including Associated Site Works and Services Installations)

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council is seeking to enter a Term Contract arrangement with one suitable organisation for the movement of temporary/portable buildings already owned by the Council, including providing temporary storage facilities where a direct transfer of a modular building between sites is not practicable. Movements of temporary buildings may include relocation from site to site, relocation on the same site or removal from site for disposal. In addition to the movement of modular buildings from site to site, the Term Contract will incorporate most of the associated works necessary to effect complete installation and making ready for occupation of the buildings. These activities will include carrying out necessary enabling works to allow access, associated groundworks, and installing services and utilities as appropriate (water, gas, electricity, fire alarm and (read more...)

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is conducting an open procurement process for the "Relocation of Temporary Buildings (Including Associated Site Works and Services Installations)", with a gross value of £4,800,000. This active tender, under the construction work category, aims to form a term contract with a single supplier for the movement, installation, and potential disposal of council-owned temporary buildings. The procurement is in the tender update stage, and submissions must be electronically completed via the Council’s e-tendering portal by 12:00 on 11th March 2026. The contract begins on 1st May 2026, running for an initial period of 36 months, with a potential extension for an additional 12 months, focusing on the UKH12 region (Cambridgeshire, UK).