Ambulance Vehicle Recovery Framework Agreement

Description: The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub (EOECPH) work on behalf of the Ambulance Trusts in delivering collaborative procurement support. The NHS Ambulance Service Trusts, those identified, across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, are seeking to appoint multiple suppliers for the service of Roadside Assistance and Vehicle Recovery & Associated Services. This framework agreement will encompass operational & non-operational fleet. The initial framework term shall be 2 years with the option to extend for 2 x 12 months. The anticipated framework commencement date is 1 May 2026. The service provision will be delivered across the NHS Ambulance Service Trusts on a regional basis known as lots and sub-lots, as outlined in Document 2 - Roadside Assistance and Vehicle Recovery Specification. Tenderers will need to identify which (read more...)

Summary: The East Of England NHS Collaborative Hub, in conjunction with West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, is actively seeking suppliers for its Ambulance Vehicle Recovery Framework Agreement. The contracting process covers Roadside Assistance and Vehicle Recovery Services across NHS Ambulance Service Trusts within the UK. This tender targets the commercial vehicle breakdown and recovery services industry. Currently in the tender phase, with an electronic submission process, interested parties must submit their tenders by 12 December 2025, with the framework anticipated to commence on 1 May 2026. The procurement method involves an open competition below the threshold, allowing participation by various business segments, with a total gross value of £8,400,000 for this procurement round.

Request for Quote: Musical Groups & Workshop Providers - Fenland & Huntingdonshire (June-July 2026)

Description: Organisation: Cambridgeshire Music Service Required: Live Performances & Interactive Music Workshops for Primary-Aged Children Location: Fenland and Huntingdonshire, Cambridgeshire Delivery Window: June-July 2026 (school hours) Cambridgeshire Music is seeking requests for quotes from local musical groups, ensembles, solo performers, and music workshop providers of any genre to deliver engaging performances or practical musical workshops for primary and / or secondary -aged pupils across schools in Fenland and Huntingdonshire. We welcome interest from artists working in all musical styles, including (but not limited to) classical, folk, pop, rock, jazz, world music, electronic, choral, and culturally specific traditions. Our aim is to provide high-quality, inspiring musical experiences that broaden children's understanding and enjoyment of music. Requirements: - Ability to deliver 30-60 minute performances or hands-on musical workshops suitable for primary-aged (read more...)

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process titled "Request for Quote: Musical Groups & Workshop Providers - Fenland & Huntingdonshire (June-July 2026)", focused on delivering musical experiences to schools within the Fenland and Huntingdonshire regions. This active procurement process invites quotes from musical groups, solo performers, and workshop providers to conduct live performances and interactive workshops for primary-aged children between June and July 2026 during school hours. The tender, classified under "Public authority - sub-central government", falls within the education and entertainment services category with key deadlines set for January 16, 2026, for submissions and January 12, 2026, for enquiries. Interested parties are encouraged to submit their proposals via email, marking the subject line with FAO: Amy Craven.

Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework

Description: Anglian Water Services Limited intends to establish a Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework agreement to support the delivery of its capital investment in the East of England, necessary for adaptations to climate change and anticipated population growth. This Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework will provide for an integrated and collaborative partner, and enable flexible call-offs to deliver selected programmes and projects successfully, achieving outcomes to enable Anglian Water to meet the needs of our customers, stakeholders, shareholders, investors and the specific outcomes required by the regulator. While achieving the highest levels of safety, health and wellbeing in the delivery of its works. The Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework will set out the broad scope of capabilities that may be required over the life of the agreement, being that of early contractor (read more...)

Summary: Anglian Water Services Limited is planning a Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework in the East of England, aimed at supporting necessary adaptations to climate change and population growth. This project is currently in the planning stage, with an estimated expression of interest deadline set for 27th February 2026, and a potential award by 3rd July 2026. The framework seeks a collaborative partner for comprehensive services, including early contractor involvement, design, construction, and health and safety supervision, to help deliver projects such as Coastal Waters Improvements Works. With a procurement method classified as selective and employing a competitive flexible procedure, Anglian Water anticipates engaging with interested parties through initial market engagement by 5th January 2026.

Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework

Description: Anglian Water Services Limited is seeking engagement from interested suppliers for a new strategic delivery framework (namely a "Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework") to support in the delivery of its capital investment in the East of England, necessary for adaptations to climate change and anticipated population growth. This Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework will provide for an integrated and collaborative partner to deliver selected programmes and projects successfully, achieving outcomes to enable Anglian Water to meet the needs of our customers, stakeholders, shareholders, investors and the specific outcomes required by the regulator. While achieving the highest levels of safety, health and wellbeing in the delivery of its works. The Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework will set out the broad scope of capabilities that may be required over the life of the (read more...)

Summary: Anglian Water Services Limited is planning a Major Infrastructure Delivery Framework in the East of England, aimed at supporting necessary adaptations to climate change and population growth. This project is currently in the planning stage, with an estimated expression of interest deadline set for 27th February 2026, and a potential award by 3rd July 2026. The framework seeks a collaborative partner for comprehensive services, including early contractor involvement, design, construction, and health and safety supervision, to help deliver projects such as Coastal Waters Improvements Works. With a procurement method classified as selective and employing a competitive flexible procedure, Anglian Water anticipates engaging with interested parties through initial market engagement by 5th January 2026.

Provision, Installation, Monitoring, and Maintenance of Digitally Compliant Warden Call Alarm Systems for Sheltered Housing Schemes

Description: The council is seeking to procure a new contract to deliver a digitally compliant warden call alarm system across its 13 sheltered housing schemes, covering approximately 500 properties. This upgrade is essential to ensure continuity of service following the national digital phone line switchover. The procurement will be divided into three lots: (1) the supply and installation of the new alarm equipment, (2) the provision of a 24/7 monitoring and response service for alarm activations, and (3) ongoing maintenance and support for the installed systems. We are inviting suppliers with relevant experience and capability to express interest in one or more of these lots.

Summary: Cambridge City Council is in the planning stage of procuring services under the tender titled "Provision, Installation, Monitoring, and Maintenance of Digitally Compliant Warden Call Alarm Systems for Sheltered Housing Schemes." This procurement focuses on alarm systems and surveillance services for sheltered housing, located in the Cambridge area, UKH12 region. An initial online engagement event is scheduled for 10 December 2025, providing an opportunity for interested suppliers to understand the contract requirements in detail. Prospective bidders must register for participation by emailing the provided contact address. The formal tender notice is expected in early 2026, paving the way for contract commencement by June 2026.

Connect to Work Programme

Description: The Authority is delivering the Connect to Work Programme as part of new Mayoral powers to convene local supported employment provision that contributes to the national Get Britain Working plan and the Local Growth Plan. Connect to Work is a new, voluntary supported employment initiative funded by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). It is the first major element of the Get Britain Working Strategy and will take a collaborative, locally led approach It will: * Connect local work, health, and skills support using a "place, train, maintain" model. * Target "hidden unemployment" and disadvantaged groups. * Deliver IPS (Individual Placement and Support) and SEQF (Supported Employment Quality Framework) interventions with high fidelity to national models. * Ensure equitable access through a zero-exclusions approach. * Support at (read more...)

Summary: The Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority is currently conducting a procurement process for the "Connect to Work Programme." This initiative falls under the education and training services industry category and aims to enhance local employment support structures as part of the Get Britain Working plan. Located in Huntingdon, UK, the programme is set to commence contracts by 13 March 2026, with the procurement currently in the Tender stage, ending on 15 December 2025. The contract, governed under the Light Touch Regime, has an estimated gross value of £14,749,250 and will be managed using a competitive flexible procedure, ensuring a fair and transparent selection process.

Housing with Care Data System

Description: Database system to securely record residents' care information and allow sharing of up-to-date information with authorised staff and organisations. * Hold care plan information and allow access by authorised staff on either mobile devices or desktop computer. Allow staff to amend details as agreed. * Hold risk assessments and allow access by authorised staff on either mobile devices or desktop computer. Allow staff to amend details as agreed. * Allow generation of daily care cards - a schedule of appointments to be followed by each member of care staff and filled in as appointments are completed. Care cards to be accessed on secure mobile devices. * Hold electronic MAR charts, with details of medicines held, to be filled in as appointments are completed. MAR charts to be accessed (read more...)

Summary: The Cambridge Housing Society Ltd is seeking tenders for a 'Housing with Care Data System' designed to securely record and share residents' care information through a open procedure. This procurement process belongs to the industry category of software packages and information systems, with specific code CPV 48000000. The contract is currently at the tender stage, having been most recently updated on 1st December 2025. Potential suppliers are being invited to submit tender responses by 8th December 2025 to the buyer located in the UK. The total estimated value for this contract is £200,000, with a planned contract period starting on 2nd February 2026 and concluding on 1st February 2031. The tender process is accelerated under special qualifying conditions, and submissions must be in English and not electronically submitted.

FDIS - Strensall Refurbishments to 67 properties - FY2025/26 - ADS Central Region - E Mids & North

Description: Brief Scope of Works *Replace D&W to Main Dwelling, Porches & attached outer buildings *Remove glazing bars *Redecorate ground floor concrete lintels & pillars *Replace Patio Doors. *Replace Personnel doors *Replace store door integral to house *Replace store doors to attached outer buildings *Replace garage personnel doors/windows *Replace outhouse store doors *Replace external lights/doorbells *Redecorate meter cupboards *Part time On Site Liaison Officer ADS have been tasked by the DIO through the FDIS to deliver the RAMS. This notice is a call for competition and there may not be a further notice related to this opportunity. For ADS 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 show (read more...)

Summary: This procurement process involves AMEY DEFENCE SERVICES LIMITED, based in Huntingdon, as the buying organisation. The tender, titled "FDIS - Strensall Refurbishments to 67 properties - FY2025/26 - ADS Central Region - E Mids & North," falls under the category of "Refurbishment of run-down buildings" with a CPV code 45262690. The works are planned to occur in the Yorkshire and the Humber region of the United Kingdom between 5th January 2026 and 19th June 2026. Currently, the procurement is at the planning stage, having been initiated as a tender on 1st December 2025. The estimated contract value is £4,500,000, with a minimum value of £870,000. The procurement will follow an open procedure, looking for expressions of interest via email by 19th December 2025.

FDIS - Cranwell Refurbishments to 67 properties - FY2025/26 - Amey Central Region - East Midlands

Description: Brief Scope of Works *Replace PVCu windows/doors to main dwelling *Replace poorly weathered/deteriorating concrete cills *Repair surface damage to boot concrete lintels *Replace PVCu windows to garage *Replace timber passageway doors/cladding *Replace timber garage store doors *Replace timber store doors *Replacement of all mains electric doorbells *Part-time OSLO role ADS have been tasked by the DIO through the FDIS to deliver the RAMS. This notice is a call for competition and there may not be a further notice related to this opportunity. For ADS to accept any EoI it is ESSENTIAL that any subcontractor is: *willing to act as Main Contractor (essential requirement); *a Verified member of CL (GOLD), relevant Work Category MUST show that Subcontracting is possible, and the 'BSA - Std Construction' must be Verified; *compliant (read more...)

Summary: Amey Defence Services Limited, based in Huntingdon, is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process for the refurbishment of 67 properties located in Cranwell, East Midlands. This refurbishment project, titled FDIS - Cranwell Refurbishments to 67 properties - FY2025/26 and identified under CPV code 45262690 for the refurbishment of run-down buildings, includes replacing damaged windows, doors, concrete sills, and other structural works. The procurement process utilises an open procedure and is valued between £348,000 and £870,000. Key dates include the publication of the notice on 1st December 2025, with a future notice expected by 19th December 2025, and the contract period spanning from 5th January 2026 to 24th April 2026.

FDIS - Helensburgh Refurbishment to 39 properties - FY2025/26 - Amey North Region - Scotland

Description: North Region - Scotland Brief Scope of Works * Replace all existing doors/windows to main house PVCu * Renew Store D&W * Ease & Adjust garage 'up & over' doors * Itemised electrical works * Specified external decoration * Shared role On Site Liaison Officer Amey have been tasked by the DIO through the FDIS to deliver the RAMS. 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 show that Subcontracting is possible, and the 'Building Safety Act - Standard Construction' must be Verified; * (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process is in the planning stage for the refurbishment of 39 properties in Helensburgh, Scotland, for the fiscal year 2025/26. The contracting authority, Amey Defence Services Limited, has been tasked by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation to oversee this refurbishment under the Future Defence Infrastructure Services (FDIS) contract. The project includes replacing doors and windows, renewing store doors and windows, easing and adjusting garage doors, performing itemised electrical works, and carrying out specified external decoration. The open procurement process allows interested subcontractors to express their interest by 19th December 2025. Work is scheduled to begin on 5th January 2026 and conclude by 10th April 2026, with a contract value estimated at £870,000. The industry category is the refurbishment of run-down buildings.