Internal mail & Courier Services

Description: Internal courier services for mail, pathology, equipment and other ad hoc items of both scheduled and unscheduled requirements, across Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire.

Summary: The Norfolk Community Health and Care NHS Trust is leading a procurement process for internal mail and courier services, partnering with Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust and Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust. This tender, currently in the planning stage, aims to secure services for mail, pathology, equipment, and other ad hoc items across Norfolk, Suffolk, and Cambridgeshire. The procurement is classified under the post and courier services industry category. Key milestones include pre-market engagement with a deadline of 20th January 2026, and the tender itself being communicated by 27th January 2026. The contract is scheduled to begin on 1st June 2026 and last until 31st May 2028, with the potential for renewal up to 31st May 2031.

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=1003145182

Summary: Norse Commercial Services Limited, located in Norwich, is inviting tenders for the 'Provision of Receipt and Processing of General Waste Materials'. This falls under the services industry category, specifically waste management services. The procurement is at the tender stage, and the procedure is open, allowing for broader participation. Key dates include a deadline for tender submissions on 3rd February 2026, with the award period concluding by 18th February 2026. The contract, potentially starting on 1st April 2026, may run until 2028, with a maximum extension to 2030. The services will cover various regions in the United Kingdom within Norfolk.

Enhanced Recovery Worker Service

Description: The service was originally awarded following an Expression of Interest. The Recovery Workers are first contact practitioners and referral is made from care navigators within the PCN. An initial face to face meeting with the service user establishes their goals regarding support and establishes the recovery journey for each individual, following the biopsychosocial model. The service operates during standard PCN network operating hours and also supports family and carers by providing advice.

Summary: The NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board has completed the procurement process for the "Enhanced Recovery Worker Service," valued at £2,311,471. This service, categorized under health services, focuses on providing recovery support within the UK regions UKH14-UKH17. The formal contract was signed on 19th December 2025, directly awarded without prior publication calling for competition, adhering to the Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime Regulations 2023. The project is a collaborative initiative involving care navigators within the Primary Care Networks (PCN) and aims to enhance recovery journeys by adhering to the biopsychosocial model, alongside extending support to families and carers. The service is set to run from 1st July 2025 to 31st July 2026.

Replacement of electric charge pillars and payment system

Description: Broads Authority is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to supply a new network of electric charge pillars to facilitate a new preferred contactless or App based payment system. This will involve the provision of new charging pillars/pedestals throughout our network of moorings within the Broads National Park. Each pedestal has 1 x 32A socket connection and 2 x 16A.

Summary: The Broads Authority has initiated a tender process seeking to hire a contractor for the replacement of electric charge pillars and a payment system throughout the Broads National Park. This procurement is classified under the electrical equipment and apparatus sector, with a focus on enhancing electricity meters and providing a contactless payment solution. The project is situated in the United Kingdom, specifically in the region of UKH1. The procurement is at the "Tender" stage, and the interested parties have until 23rd January 2026 to submit their proposals. Enquiries can be made until 14th January 2026. This open competition aims to contract sub-central government public authority services under the legal framework specified by legislation "2023/54".

Central Norfolk Reablement and Recovery Pathway: Non-weight bearing rehabilitation and bed based intermediate care

Description: NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board seek competitive offers for the Provision of Central Norfolk Reablement and Recovery Pathway: Non-weight bearing rehabilitation and bed based intermediate care.

The key objectives of the Competitive Process are specified below:

To commission 4 beds in a single suitable Care Home setting within 5 miles of the Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital, to deliver a Reablement and Recovery pathway with a primary focus on individuals who require a period of non-weight bearing, where their care needs cannot initially be safely met at home, and who require a period of reablement, to enable discharge home/Usual Place of Residence (UPOR) or least restrictive environment, following a hospital admission. For the avoidance of doubt, if a bidder wishes to submit bids for more than one care (read more...)

Summary: NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board is actively seeking competitive offers for the provision of Central Norfolk Reablement and Recovery Pathway: Non-weight bearing rehabilitation and bed-based intermediate care services. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board as the buying organisation. The initiative falls within the health services category, specifically targeting residential nursing care services, with a location focus in Norwich, more precisely within five miles of the Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital. Potential bidders should prepare submissions by the deadline of 16th January 2026, with an anticipated award starting date on 19th January 2026.

Learning Disability Respite Service

Description: NHS Norfolk & Waveney ICB (NWICB) seeks competitive bids for the Provision of a Learning Disability Respite Service for People aged 18+ with a learning disability, who are under the duty of care of NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) and are registered with a GP within Norfolk & Waveney.

The successful Provider will deliver a five-bed residential respite service with nursing care for adults with learning disabilities and complex health needs.

The service will be provided 24 hours per day, seven days a week including days, evenings and weekends, and will be provided over a full 52 weeks per year, as defined and detailed in the Essential Standards set by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Except for closure for staff training (4 days per year) and Christmas closure arrangements to be (read more...)

Summary: NHS Norfolk & Waveney Integrated Care Board (NWICB) is actively seeking competitive tenders for a Learning Disability Respite Service, catering to individuals aged 18 and over who are under NHS Continuing Healthcare and registered with a GP in Norfolk & Waveney. This tender falls within the health services sector and is at the stage of tender initiation, with the opportunity open for bids until 23 January 2026. The contract offers a potential initial period of three years, with the option to extend for an additional two years, valued annually at approximately £680,000. The service aims to deliver a residential respite provision, operational 24/7 year-round, subject to stipulated closures for training and festive periods.

Occupational Health Service

Description: The University of East Anglia (UEA) is an internationally renowned university based in a campus that provides top quality academic, social and cultural facilities to over 17,000 students and 2,500 staff. The UEA has been ranked in the top 20 in the UK for its research quality, in the Complete University Guide's UK top 30 and has achieved the green flag award for 9 years running. Located in 370 acres of rolling parkland but just two miles from the centre of the cathedral city of Norwich, the University is adjacent to the Norwich Research Park which is home to over 1,000 scientists working in several world ranked institutions. A total of over 17,000 students are currently studying at the University, including non-UK students from more than 100 countries (read more...)

Summary: The University of East Anglia (UEA), located at Norwich Research Park, Norwich, UK, is in the planning stage of a procurement process for providing Occupational Health Services (OHS). This tender, titled "Occupational Health Service," falls under the health services industry category and is particularly significant as it aims to support both staff and students at the university. Key dates include a pre-market engagement notice published on 8th December 2025, with a supplier deadline on 9th January 2026. The tender is scheduled to go live on 2nd March 2026, with the contract evaluations to be completed by 25th May 2026, and the new services will commence on 1st August 2026. The procurement is planned as a competitive flexible procedure with two stages of evaluation, with an expected annual contract spend of £445k across both staff and students.

Waste Management Services

Description: The University of East Anglia (UEA) is an internationally renowned university based in a campus that provides top quality academic, social and cultural facilities to over 17,000 students and 2,500 staff. The UEA has been ranked in the top 20 in the UK for its research quality, in the Complete University Guide's UK top 30 and has achieved the green flag award for 9 years running. Located in 370 acres of rolling parkland but just two miles from the centre of the cathedral city of Norwich, the University is adjacent to the Norwich Research Park which is home to over 1,000 scientists working in several world ranked institutions. A total of over 17,000 students are currently studying at the University, including non-UK students from more than 100 countries (read more...)

Summary: The University of East Anglia (UEA), a renowned public authority in the UK, is planning a procurement process for waste management services on its campus in Norwich. This initiative aims to consolidate services into a single contract to enhance efficiency and support the university's environmental objectives. The procurement process is in the planning stage with a competitive flexible procedure anticipated, comprising two evaluation stages. The procurement process timeline starts with a pre-market engagement notice published on 8th December 2025, with a supplier response deadline of 9th January 2026. The tender is expected to be issued by 2nd February 2026, with the new contract set to commence on 1st August 2026. The services under contract are valued at £440k annually, covering refuse collection and management of various waste types, including hazardous waste, across UEA's sprawling campus.

Waste Management Services

Description: The University of East Anglia (UEA) is an internationally renowned university based in a campus that provides top quality academic, social and cultural facilities to over 17,000 students and 2,500 staff. The UEA has been ranked in the top 20 in the UK for its research quality, in the Complete University Guide's UK top 30 and has achieved the green flag award for 9 years running. Located in 370 acres of rolling parkland but just two miles from the centre of the cathedral city of Norwich, the University is adjacent to the Norwich Research Park which is home to over 1,000 scientists working in several world ranked institutions. A total of over 17,000 students are currently studying at the University, including non-UK students from more than 100 countries (read more...)

Summary: The University of East Anglia (UEA), a renowned public authority in the UK, is planning a procurement process for waste management services on its campus in Norwich. This initiative aims to consolidate services into a single contract to enhance efficiency and support the university's environmental objectives. The procurement process is in the planning stage with a competitive flexible procedure anticipated, comprising two evaluation stages. The procurement process timeline starts with a pre-market engagement notice published on 8th December 2025, with a supplier response deadline of 9th January 2026. The tender is expected to be issued by 2nd February 2026, with the new contract set to commence on 1st August 2026. The services under contract are valued at £440k annually, covering refuse collection and management of various waste types, including hazardous waste, across UEA's sprawling campus.

All Age Eating Disorder Service - Market Engagement, NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board

Description: NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board is inviting suitably qualified and experienced providers to participate in market engagement with the Commissioner regarding an All Age Eating Disorder Service.

NWICB are exploring an all-age, lifespan service where treatment is based on clinical need, not age thresholds, and care is bespoke and individualised.

The purpose of this advert is to invite the market to engage and provide market feedback via the completion of a questionnaire.

The deadline for this market engagement responses is by 17:00 hours on 22nd December 2025.

Further information and the expression of interest documentation can be found via the 'Live Opportunities' list on the e-procurement system at the following link: https://atamis-1928.my.site.com/s/Welcome

You can search for the opportunity by entering the following contract reference: C406775.

Summary: NHS Norfolk & Waveney Integrated Care Board is in the planning stage of a public procurement process for an All Age Eating Disorder Service. This service falls under the health services industry category and is being offered within the Norfolk and Waveney region. The market engagement aims to gather feedback from potential providers to inform future commissioning decisions. The deadline for responses to the market engagement is set for 17:00 hours on 22nd December 2025. Following this phase, a further notice is anticipated on 9th January 2026 to outline subsequent procurement steps to ensure an individualised lifespan service that prioritises clinical needs over age thresholds. Interested parties can find more information and respond via the provided e-procurement platform.