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CE ICB - CHC Digital Case and Financial Management System

Description: NHS Central East (CE) ICB is seeking feedback on the provision of CHC Digital Case and Financial Management System in CE ICB. In order to assist the Authority with testing its assumptions and proposed service requirements, interested organisations are requested to provide feedback on the information included within the documents. The draft service specification and supporting documents containing details of the requirement can be found in the attachments area of the project on the Atamis e-tendering portal. Please complete and return the completed MEQ template on Atamis e-tendering portal by 12noon on 02nd October 2026.

Summary: NHS Central East Integrated Care Board is planning to procure a digital continuing healthcare (CHC) case and financial management system. The requirement covers medical software and related information technology services, including software development, implementation, support and consultancy. The system is intended to support the ICB’s CHC operations by managing cases and associated financial activity digitally. The buying organisation is NHS Central East Integrated Care Board, based in Ely. The planned service would be delivered for the Central East ICB area. This is a service procurement rather than a purchase of physical equipment or construction works. The requirement is described as a single package, covering the complete digital case and financial management system rather than separate published service areas.

Anglian Water Fens and Lincolnshire Reservoirs Early Works Partner (EWP)

Description: AWS is facing unprecedented challenges due to climate change, population growth and environmental constraints. These challenges include more frequent droughts, increased demand for water, and the need to reduce water abstraction from environmentally sensitive areas. To address these challenges, the Water Resources East regional planning and the Water Resource Management Planning of Anglian Water and Cambridge Water have selected the Fens Reservoirs (FR) and Lincolnshire reservoir (LR) schemes as low-regret Strategic Resource Options (SRO) to improve water security and meet societal and environmental outcomes. The reservoirs will provide safe, resilient supplies of drinking water, as well as environmental, socioeconomic, leisure, and wellbeing benefits for the communities they serve. FR and LR will be delivered to the benefit of both AWS and Cambridge Water (CWC) customers. The FR and (read more...)

Summary: Anglian Water Services Ltd is planning an Early Works Partner framework for the Fens Reservoirs and Lincolnshire Reservoir scheme, strategic water-resource projects intended to improve drinking-water security and reduce abstraction from environmentally sensitive areas. The work covers preparatory statutory, technical and construction activities before development consent and main construction. Potential services include principal-contractor coordination, health and safety under CDM, site management and logistics, compounds and welfare, constructability and design coordination, environmental and ecological mitigation, archaeology, heritage and geophysical investigations, water, topographical, utility, environmental and geotechnical surveys, UXO investigations, traffic management, drainage and discharge infrastructure, temporary works, property and dilapidation surveys, demolition, clearance and earthworks trials. Delivery will support the Fens and Lincolnshire reservoir sites and associated assets serving Anglian Water and Cambridge Water customers.

2026 WS3282950901 Maintenance, Repairs and Operations Goods (MRO) (Interim)

Description: The core requirement is the provision of an Ariba hosted catalogue through Guided Buying, for ordering MRO goods to be delivered to sites across the Anglian Water region, including to technician's home addresses and Anglian Water premises; and/or the provision of an over the counter store card for last minute requirements for technicians on the road. Any over the counter store card must enable provision of detailed management information. A further core requirement for any Ariba hosted catalogue / Guided Buying solution is for the capacity for swift delivery, preferably next day. The framework will be made up of a single lot containing the full range of MRO goods, covering the following: * Hand Tools * Power Tools * Mechanical Spares * Electrical Spares * Lubricants & Non-Process (read more...)

Summary: Anglian Water Services is procuring a single-supplier catalogue and store-card solution for maintenance, repair and operational (MRO) goods used by its technicians. The requirement covers hand tools, power tools, mechanical spares, electrical spares, lubricants and non-process chemicals, including associated items such as cables, batteries, gaskets, seals, pressure gauges and sensors. The main service is an Ariba-hosted catalogue accessed through Guided Buying, with an optional over-the-counter store card for urgent purchases while technicians are on the road. Catalogue orders must support delivery to Anglian Water sites, premises and technicians’ home addresses across the Anglian Water region. Any store card must provide detailed management information, while the catalogue solution must support swift, preferably next-day delivery.

25074 Cambridgeshire County Council Childrens Services Independent Complaints

Description: 25074 Cambridgeshire County Council Childrens Services Independent Complaints Service

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is seeking a provider for an independent complaints service for its children’s services. The requirement covers the handling and investigation of complaints independently of the council’s children’s services, supporting fair consideration of concerns raised about services for children and young people. It is a social work and related service, classified under CPV 85300000. Delivery is for Cambridgeshire County Council’s area. The procurement is a single service requirement and is identified as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community and social enterprises. The council is the buying organisation and public authority responsible for commissioning the service. Suppliers will need to provide the service as a specialist children’s complaints provider, with the detailed operational requirements set out in the tender documents and questionnaire.

Green Roof Bike Stores RfQ

Description: Cambridge City Council has undertaken a Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) this has identified the need to place bike stores in communal locations. This is to free up walkways from bikes to enable quick evacuation from buildings in the case of a fire. There is also a risk from trip and falls adjacent walkway due to the bikes protruding onto walkways/stairs. This contract is for fabrication and installation of bike stores. This has been an evolution of design and there has been a positive response to new prototype bike stores with green roofs. It is hoped that this learning and feedback process will see an evolution of better designs for our customers. Installation of the new stores will be within the City of Cambridge which is split into North (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge City Council is procuring the fabrication and installation of communal bicycle stores with green roofs in Cambridge. The stores are intended to remove bicycles from communal walkways and stairs, supporting faster evacuation in the event of fire and reducing trip and fall risks caused by bikes protruding into pedestrian routes. The requirement covers the physical manufacture, assembly and erection of prefabricated structures, including urban furniture and shelter elements. Installations will be distributed across the city’s North and South areas, with the work expected to remain within a radius of five miles. This is a works contract for a supplier able to provide both fabricated bike-store structures and their on-site installation.

Green Roof Bike Stores RfQ

Description: Cambridge City Council has undertaken a Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) this has identified the need to place bike stores in communal locations. This is to free up walkways from bikes to enable quick evacuation from buildings in the case of a fire. There is also a risk from trip and falls adjacent walkway due to the bikes protruding onto walkways/stairs. This contract is for fabrication and installation of bike stores. This has been an evolution of design and there has been a positive response to new prototype bike stores with green roofs. It is hoped that this learning and feedback process will see an evolution of better designs for our customers. Installation of the new stores will be within the City of Cambridge which is split into North (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge City Council is procuring the fabrication and installation of communal bicycle stores with green roofs in Cambridge. The stores are intended to remove bicycles from communal walkways and stairs, supporting faster evacuation in the event of fire and reducing trip and fall risks caused by bikes protruding into pedestrian routes. The requirement covers the physical manufacture, assembly and erection of prefabricated structures, including urban furniture and shelter elements. Installations will be distributed across the city’s North and South areas, with the work expected to remain within a radius of five miles. This is a works contract for a supplier able to provide both fabricated bike-store structures and their on-site installation.

Invitation to Tender: 26078 Library Services Engage, Design and Fit out Contract - East Barnwell, Darwin Green, Whittlesey

Description: The Library service operates thirty-three (33) locations around the county of Cambridgeshire, excluding Peterborough region who have different arrangements. The locations provide the traditional library services, but the services are evolving to become more of a local community centre providing places to study, or hold events, or talks. Many of the locations act as a 'warm and cool spaces', and are used by other County services to meet and discuss issues with residents about such services. This contract is to instruct suitable and sufficient bidder(s) who are able to engage with the Library team, and other stakeholders to understand the needs and intended outcome of the redevelopment of each of the library sites, and create designs which the successful bidder(s) can deliver. This contract will include the design (read more...)

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is seeking suppliers to engage with its library team and stakeholders, understand the redevelopment needs of three library sites, develop agreed design options and deliver the resulting fit-out. The work covers library furniture, fittings, equipment, wayfinding and signage, with interior and furniture design services included. The aim is to support libraries that increasingly operate as community centres, offering study space, events, talks, warm and cool spaces, and locations for other council services to meet residents. There are three site-based requirements: East Barnwell, Darwin Green and Whittlesey, all in Cambridgeshire. Each site can be delivered as a separate contract, covering design development, supply and installation of the agreed solution.

Action on Energy Cambridgeshire Retrofit Framework

Description: The current contract for the ACTION ON ENERGY CAMBRIDGESHIRE RETROFIT FRAMEWORK is due to expire in May 2027. It is proposed that the Council undertakes a procurement exercise to award a replacement contract so that service delivery may continue uninterrupted at the end of the current contract. The Cambridgeshire Energy Retrofit Partnership (CERP) is a partnership of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough local authorities that has worked together for many years to support the retrofit challenge to alleviate fuel poverty and maximise energy efficiency. Operating under the brand "Action on Energy Cambridgeshire", the partnership has a track record of securing significant levels of government funding as well as engaging its communities to participate in energy efficiency schemes. Cambridge City Council as the Lead Authority will contract with no more than (read more...)

Summary: Cambridge City Council plans to replace the Action on Energy Cambridgeshire Retrofit Framework, led on behalf of the Cambridgeshire Energy Retrofit Partnership of local authorities. The service will support fuel-poverty reduction and energy efficiency through a whole-house, fabric-first retrofit approach compliant with PAS 2035:2023. Suppliers will be expected to provide coordinated marketing and lead generation, whole-house retrofit assessments, retrofit coordination, installation and handover of energy-efficiency and renewable-energy measures, and evaluation and monitoring. The framework will serve authorities across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. It is a services requirement covering energy-related services, building consultancy and retrofit delivery, with Cambridge City Council as the contracting authority.

25004 Cambridgeshire County Council Supported Accommodation for People with Autism and Learning Disabilities 18-64

Description: 25004 Cambridgeshire County Council Supported Accommodation for People with Autism and Learning Disabilities 18-64. The Authority currently 3 properties located in the centre of Cambridge for adults (18-64) with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs who have been or are at risk of homelessness. Property A aims to help people develop independent living skills so that they can transition to more independent accommodation, properties B & C and sustain this. Staff are onsite 7 days a week to provide support which is tailored to the individual's needs and experiences . The Provider must be able to provide equivalent property(ies) within central Cambridge in order to deliver this service.

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is commissioning supported accommodation and social work services for adults aged 18 to 64 with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs who have been, or are at risk of becoming, homeless. The service is intended to help residents develop independent-living skills, move towards more independent accommodation and sustain that transition. The current model uses three properties in central Cambridge: one focused on developing independence and two supporting people to sustain it. Staff are required on site seven days a week, with support tailored to each person’s needs and experience. The provider must offer equivalent property or properties in central Cambridge. This is a public social care service for accommodation-based support, bought by Cambridgeshire County Council.

Replacement External and Internal Doors within the Cambourne Community Hub Building.

Description: Replacement and upgrade of fire doors internal and external to the Cambourne Hub Community Building, High Street, Cambourne, Cambs. The project involves the provision of 21 doors with two external windows above one door.

Summary: Community Centre is seeking contractors for works to replace and upgrade internal and external fire doors at the Cambourne Community Hub Building on High Street, Great Cambourne, Cambridgeshire. The project covers 21 doors, together with two external windows above one door. The work includes door frames, thresholds and fire doors, making this a building works opportunity for businesses involved in commercial door replacement, fire-door installation and associated building fabric works. The site is the community hub building, with the buyer based at The Hub, High Street, Great Cambourne. Contractors able to survey, supply and install replacement doors and the associated external windows should consider the requirement.