Worlingham Pontoon

Description: Design and supply 20m pontoon with ramp fixed to riverbank, with installation guidance.

Summary: The Broads Authority is inviting tenders for the project titled "Worlingham Pontoon," which falls within the floating structures industry category. The project involves the design and supply of a 20-metre pontoon with a ramp fixed to the riverbank, accompanied by installation guidance. This procurement process is at the 'tender' stage and follows an open competition method, specifically classified as below threshold. Located in the Norfolk region, United Kingdom, businesses must submit their tenders by 5th January 2026, with the enquiry period closing on 15th December 2025. Any submissions are to be sent via email, and electronic submissions are not permitted.

Stop Smoking Enhanced Digital Intervention Service (PSR MSPP)

Description: This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Notice of Intention to make an award. The awarding of this contract is subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Procurement Act 2023 and the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this contract. For this contract, Norfolk County Council has used the Most Suitable Provider Process as defined in the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. In April 2024, Local Authorities were given additional money as part of the Smokefree Generation to support smokers in their community access support and increase the number of quit attempts . The funding can also be used to support pathways and drive capacity within the system. Digital health (read more...)

Summary: Norfolk County Council has officially awarded a contract for the provision of a Stop Smoking Enhanced Digital Intervention Service, with contract activities commencing on 3rd December 2025 and concluding on 31st March 2027, including an option to extend for an additional 12 months. This procurement falls under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, and the contract, valued at a maximum of £425,425.00, aims to deliver community health services through digital smoking cessation interventions in Norfolk and surrounding regions. The procurement process utilised the Most Suitable Provider Process, emphasising integration, social value, and the reduction of health inequalities, guided by the 10 Year Health Plan for England which prioritises community-based care and digital solutions.

Framework Agreement for the Provision of Music Related Services to children, young people, and families

Description: Norfolk County Council wishes to let a Framework Agreement for the Provision of Music Related Services to children, young people, and families.

Summary: Norfolk County Council is planning a procurement process titled "Framework Agreement for the Provision of Music Related Services to children, young people, and families". This process falls under the services category, specifically involving musical instruments and education and training services, and is set to take place in the region of UKH1 in the United Kingdom. As of now, the procurement stage is in planning with a series of relevant milestones leading up to key deadlines in January 2026. The engagement session is scheduled for 7 January 2026, with feedback accepted until 21 January 2026. The contract is expected to commence on 1 September 2026 and run until 31 August 2030, with a potential extension until 2034.

PURCON 5063 SCVA Valuation

Description: The university is seeking to appoint a partner to deliver a valuation of the full art collection of the Sainsbury Centre. This valuation must meet the standards of our external financial auditors and the results must be completed and reported to the university by 30th June 2026. The Sainsbury Centre will support and coordinate onsite access to artworks, working with appointed supplier in advance to ensure this process is efficient for both parties. For absolute clarity, the University is not undertaking a valuation with a view to selling pieces of the collection as part of this process.

Summary: The University of East Anglia is currently managing a procurement process titled "PURCON 5063 SCVA Valuation," aimed at appointing a partner to deliver a comprehensive valuation of the art collection at the Sainsbury Centre. This open procedure falls under the services industry category, specifically financial auditing services, with a gross value of £250,000. Key procurement deadlines include an enquiry period ending on 16th December 2025, a tender submission deadline on 7th January 2026, and the contract award period concluding on 28th January 2026. The project is to be completed by 30th June 2026, within the region of UKH15, Norfolk, where the University is localised. The procurement adheres to the UK's legal framework and is designed to meet strict external financial auditing standards. This tender represents a notable business opportunity, particularly for entities experienced in valuations and financial auditing within the arts and heritage sectors. Companies that can ensure high-quality service delivery will find this opportunity lucrative, especially those operating as SMEs and VCSEs, as they are encouraged to participate. The balance of 40% pricing and 60% quality criteria indicates a focus on both cost-effectiveness and the calibre of service, creating a fair and open competitive environment. Engaging in this contract can expand a business's portfolio in the public sector and enhance its reputation in providing specialist financial services.

Telephony Services for Schools Framework

Description: ICT Solutions have been supporting ICT in Norfolk schools since 1990, currently providing varying levels of support to more than 400 schools, academies and other learning services ICT Solutions requires partners to supply and install telephone systems and telephone line services to schools, academies, charities, care providers and small businesses within Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire. The Council is seeking to enter into a framework agreement for the supply, installation, management, maintenance, technical architecture, system design and project management associated with the provision of these services. Please note that both Norfolk County Council and Suffolk County Council have approved a devolution deal which is expected to lead to the establishment of a Mayoral Combined County Authority with strategic powers, headed by an elected mayor. Subject to the government (read more...)

Summary: Norfolk County Council is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process titled "Telephony Services for Schools Framework". Targeting the telecommunications industry, this initiative aims to partner with service providers for the supply, installation, and management of telephone systems within schools, academies, and other institutions across Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire. The procurement adopts an open procedure methodology with a gross budget of £250,000. Interested businesses must submit their tenders by 23rd January 2026, with the award phase concluding by 27th February 2026. This framework, which is set to commence on 7th March 2026 and last till 6th March 2030, offers a strategic avenue for suppliers to engage with a broad regional clientele.

PURCON 5063 SCVA Valuation

Description: The university is seeking to appoint a partner to deliver a valuation of the full art collection of the Sainsbury Centre. This valuation must meet the standards of our external financial auditors and the results must be completed and reported to the university by 30th June 2026. The Sainsbury Centre will support and coordinate onsite access to artworks, working with appointed supplier in advance to ensure this process is efficient for both parties.

Summary: The University of East Anglia is currently managing a procurement process titled "PURCON 5063 SCVA Valuation," aimed at appointing a partner to deliver a comprehensive valuation of the art collection at the Sainsbury Centre. This open procedure falls under the services industry category, specifically financial auditing services, with a gross value of £250,000. Key procurement deadlines include an enquiry period ending on 16th December 2025, a tender submission deadline on 7th January 2026, and the contract award period concluding on 28th January 2026. The project is to be completed by 30th June 2026, within the region of UKH15, Norfolk, where the University is localised. The procurement adheres to the UK's legal framework and is designed to meet strict external financial auditing standards. This tender represents a notable business opportunity, particularly for entities experienced in valuations and financial auditing within the arts and heritage sectors. Companies that can ensure high-quality service delivery will find this opportunity lucrative, especially those operating as SMEs and VCSEs, as they are encouraged to participate. The balance of 40% pricing and 60% quality criteria indicates a focus on both cost-effectiveness and the calibre of service, creating a fair and open competitive environment. Engaging in this contract can expand a business's portfolio in the public sector and enhance its reputation in providing specialist financial services.

Provision of Hypertension and Lipids Management Services

Description: NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board is seeking a procure a Hypertension and Lipids Optimisation service. The successful provider staff will be expected to work with the ICB Cardiovascular disease team, the N&W Protect NoW team, and General Practice to improve clinical effectiveness through case finding and management of patients.

NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board is seeking to launch a large-scale CVD Prevention project using a Population Health Management approach to case finding and intervention. The project will focus on hypertension and lipid management, with patients being identified and subsequently risk-stratified using the ICB software.

The ABCDE program aims to improve the care of patients at risk of Cardiovascular events through case finding and improved management of high-risk individuals. This project is considered a system priority to (read more...)

Summary: The NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board is currently in the tender stage for a contract titled "Provision of Hypertension and Lipids Management Services." This opportunity falls under the health services category, specifically focusing on community health services and services provided by medical personnel. The procurement is taking place in Norfolk and Waveney, with a tender deadline set for 9th January 2026. The project's main aim is to improve clinical effectiveness in managing hypertension and lipid levels among patients, using a Population Health Management approach. The planned start date for awards is the same day as the closure of submissions, 9th January 2026, with a contract period potentially extending over three years. The open procedure procurement method demonstrates inclusivity in the process, inviting providers to submit electronically or in written form.

Early Market Engagement - UEA Coach and Minibus Framework

Description: The University of East Anglia have a requirement for the transportation of Students, Faculty Staff, Guests, Sports Teams and Business professionals throughout the academic year, to a number of local and national destinations. The UEA intend to award a framework contract composed of two lots, coach and minibus, and we expect around 5 suppliers per lot. Suppliers can be awarded a place in both lots. The purpose of the request is to explore the range of available options for potential future service delivery and to gather feedback, in particular from the local SME market. This engagement will help inform our approach to any potential future procurement and ensure that it is shaped by a clear understanding of market capabilities, innovations, and capacity. *** This is not a call (read more...)

Summary: The University of East Anglia (UEA) is conducting an early market engagement for a Coach and Minibus Framework, aimed at servicing its transportation needs across multiple departments. This procurement process, currently in the planning stage, is categorised under the "Minibuses" industry and is set to take place in the East of England, United Kingdom. The engagement is scheduled to conclude on 8th December 2025. The UEA intends to establish a framework contract divided into two lots—coach and minibus—expecting to appoint around five suppliers per lot, with the possibility for suppliers to secure positions in both. This is not a call to competition but an opportunity for market consultation to influence future procurement processes.

Provision of Receipt and Processing of General Waste Materials

Description: Norse Group are seeking bids from suitably qualified suppliers to receive and treat general waste from Norse Waste Solutions. Norse Waste Solutions collect waste for various commercial clients across Norfolk. It is Norse Group's intention to create a Framework Agreement whereby a Contract could be offered to up to the top five tenderers with the highest overall score following this Procurement Exercise. To view this notice, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=997502312

Summary: Norse Commercial Services Limited, based in Norwich, is planning a procurement process for the "Provision of Receipt and Processing of General Waste Materials." The procurement involves establishing a Framework Agreement to manage general waste collected across Norfolk and is categorized under waste transfer and waste management-related services. The planned procurement, identified by the tender ID NGRP0111, will follow an open procedure and is above the threshold, covered by the GPA. The procurement stage is currently in the planning stage, with key upcoming deadlines including the submission end date on 21st January 2026 and the award notification by 2nd February 2026. The envisaged contract period starts from 16th February 2026, with a potential extension up till 2030.

8 Passenger Lift Replacements at various Bromford Flagship sites.

Description: Passenger Lift Replacements at Icewell Hill (6 blocks), one at Churchill Court and one at Wayland Court; total of 8 lifts. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Norwich:-Lift-installation-work./89C87DM8NC To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/89C87DM8NC

Summary: Flagship Housing Limited, a sub-central government public authority based in Norwich, United Kingdom, has initiated a tender process titled "8 Passenger Lift Replacements at various Bromford Flagship sites." This open procedure tender involves the replacement of passenger lifts at multiple sites, including Icewell Hill, Churchill Court, and Wayland Court, totalling eight lifts. The procurement falls under the "Lift installation work" industry category, with the main procurement category being works. Important dates include the tender period closing on 9th January 2026, with inquiries to be concluded by 6th January 2026. The contract award is expected by 25th February 2026, and the actual contract work will span from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2027. The gross value of the project is estimated at £1,104,000. Electronic submissions are allowed, with further details accessible through the Delta eSourcing portal.