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Manor Park Rivers Work

Description: Alliance Norse Ltd, part of the Norse, are seeking suitably qualified bids to either restore or reinstate the watercourse, the banks and associated features including 'scour pits' at Manor Park, Derbyshire. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Norwich:-River-wall-construction./KFJ3C4PARM To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/KFJ3C4PARM

Summary: Norse Commercial Services Ltd, acting as the buyer, has initiated a public procurement for the Manor Park Rivers Work located in Derbyshire, UK. This tender is currently in the active stage and falls under the industry category of works, specifically focusing on river-wall construction, riverbank protection, and flood-prevention works. Managed by Alliance Norse Ltd, bids are invited to restore or reinstate watercourses and banks. The procurement method is open, allowing for below-threshold competition, with key deadlines including an enquiry period ending on 9th April 2026 and tender submissions by 5th May 2026. The contract period is set from 2nd June 2026 to 2nd September 2026, with a gross contract value of £480,000.

Microsoft Software Licenses

Description: Supply of Microsoft license for use by UEA students and staff on all managed devices

Summary: The University of East Anglia is initiating a procurement process for the supply of Microsoft Software Licenses intended for use by students and staff across all managed devices. This planned procurement, which has been announced via a pipeline notice on Find a Tender, falls under the industry category of software packages and information systems. With a procurement stage currently tagged as planning, the official tender notice is anticipated to be published on 22nd March 2026. Although the buyer operates from its Norwich Research Park in Norwich, United Kingdom, the delivery addresses for these goods encompass various regions throughout the UK, including but not limited to UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, and others. The procurement is scheduled to commence on 24th March 2026, lasting until 23rd March 2027, providing a one-year contract period.

Media Buying

Description: This upcoming tender will seek a suitably qualified media buying agency to support the University's student recruitment campaigns. The appointed partner will be expected to provide strategic media planning, placement, and performance reporting, working closely with UEA's internal teams and creative agency. The successful agency will demonstrate strong market insight, channel expertise, and collaborative working practices to help deliver effective, results-driven campaigns.

Summary: The University of East Anglia is planning a tender process for media buying services. This upcoming contract aims to support the University's student recruitment campaigns, providing opportunities for a qualified media buying agency to engage in strategic planning, media placement, and performance reporting. Located at Norwich Research Park, the University is a public authority under sub-central government classification. The procurement falls under the services industry category, specifically advertising and marketing services, with a CPV code of 79340000. The contract period for the planned tender spans from 20th March to 1st October 2026, following legal basis 2023/54 as outlined in UK legislation.

Occupational Health Services

Description: Supply of Occupational Health services for student and staff. Provision for services to be delivered remotely and in person as required, as well as placement health services

Summary: The University of East Anglia (UEA), a well-regarded public authority in the United Kingdom, is in the planning stage for a tender titled "Occupational Health Services," focusing on the health and safety services industry. It seeks to supply occupational health services to both students and staff, with provisions for remote and in-person service delivery. The procurement process is set to commence with new services operational from 1st August 2026. Key dates include a pre-market engagement deadline extended to 19th January 2026 and the formal tender release on 2nd March 2026. Located in Norwich, the services will cover the delivery addresses within the UK, and UEA is considering structuring its procurement into two distinct lots for staff and students, with an estimated annual contract spend of £445k. The procedure involves a competitive flexible approach, featuring a two-stage evaluation process that could require presentations from prospective bidders.

Nursing Respite for Disabilities and Complex Health Needs Market Engagement

Description: NHS Norfolk & Waveney ICB (NWICB) is undertaking market engagement 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.

This is a Market Engagement process to assess the interest, capacity and capability of the market to 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).

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Summary: NHS Norfolk & Waveney Integrated Care Board (NWICB) is initiating a market engagement process to plan the Provision of a Learning Disability Respite Service. This planned procurement involves delivering a five-bed residential respite service with nursing care for adults aged 18 and over with learning disabilities and complex health needs registered under NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) within Norfolk & Waveney. It falls under the health services industry, specifically in the category of residential nursing care services and community health services. The procurement is currently at the planning stage, with a market engagement questionnaire deadline set for 10th April 2026. The service is to be provided continuously throughout the year, complying with Care Quality Commission (CQC) standards.

GB-Norwich: 26-006 - The Lawns Communal Electrical Rewire

Description: Broadland is inviting tenders for The Lawns, Great Yarmouth for communal electrical rewire works.

Summary: Broadland Housing Association Limited is currently inviting tenders for a communal electrical rewire at The Lawns in Great Yarmouth. This procurement process falls under the industry category of electrical wiring and installation work, with a focus on enhancing communal electrical systems. Located in the East of England, United Kingdom, the tender is in the "Tender" stage, inviting businesses to submit their interest. The tender opened on 16th March 2026, with an end date set for 17th April 2026 at noon. The works are scheduled to commence on 16th July 2026, concluding by 30th November 2026. The open procedure method is utilised, promoting broader participation and competition with a contract value estimated at £100,000 GBP.

Provision of Paediatric Cardiology consultant

Description: Insourcing contract for the provision of a paediatric cardiology consultant for 6 days annually.

Summary: The procurement process involves the James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, seeking services for a paediatric cardiology consultant under contract for 6 days annually. The contract has been awarded to Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust, with a formal start date on 1st April 2026, following a direct award process under the Provider Selection Regime 2023, exempt from the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. The procurement falls within the hospital services category, classified under CPV code 85111000, and is relevant to regions UKH14 and UKH17. The contract was signed on 23rd February 2026 for a value of £21,481, marking its completion status upon formal award on 13th March 2026.

Contract for the Provision of Medical Staffing - Paediatric Neurology

Description: Contract to provide the provision of a Paediatric Neurology consultant for four clinics per year.

Summary: The James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has awarded a contract for the Provision of Medical Staffing in the field of Paediatric Neurology. This contract, valued at £39,180, involves four clinics annually and is aimed at obtaining the services of a Paediatric Neurology consultant. The contract was awarded under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 via a direct award process. The formal award was made on 13th March 2026, with services commencing on 1st April 2026 for a duration of one year. Located in Great Yarmouth, the procurement is classified under Hospital services and follows a limited procurement method without prior publication of a call for competition.

N2026-119 The Enchanced Recovery Worker Service

Description: NHS Norfolk and Waveney ICB invites suitably qualified Providers to participate within early market engagement with the Commissioners re the future provision of The Enchanced Recovery Worker Service .

Summary: NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board is initiating a procurement process for "The Enhanced Recovery Worker Service" aimed at providing health services within the UK region UKH1. This tender focuses on services in the health industry category and is currently in the early market engagement stage. Key details include a deadline for responses by 17:00 hours on 20th March 2026. The service objective is to deliver accessible mental health support across all Primary Care Networks in Norfolk and Waveney, improving mental health and wellbeing for individuals over 14 years of age. From 1st April 2026, NHS Norfolk and Waveney ICB will merge with NHS Suffolk & North East Essex ICB to form the new NHS Norfolk and Suffolk ICB.

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. Keeping the courier transport service as a single, non-regional requirement reflects the way the participating Trusts operate across a wide and overlapping geographic footprint. If the service were divided into regional lots, items routinely crossing regional boundaries would require additional handovers between providers, introducing extra cost, delay, and operational risk, as well as duplicating vehicles and mileage. A single service model instead enables suppliers to design efficient, mixed-Trust routes that better reflect real demand, reduce "empty running", and optimise fleet utilisation. This approach supports improved value for money for the NHS while also helping to deliver sustainability benefits through fewer journeys and lower emissions, aligning (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Norfolk Community Health and Care NHS Trust focuses on securing internal mail and courier services across Norfolk, Suffolk, and Cambridgeshire. The competitive flexible procedure is currently in the tender stage, with the deadline for expression of interest set for April 17, 2026. The tender is valued at £13 million (gross amount £15.6 million) and is aimed at delivering services including mail, pathology, equipment, and ad hoc items. It is classified under the industry category of services, specifically post and courier services, aligning with the public authority's ambition to optimise fleet utilisation and reduce emissions. The procurement method involves a selective approach, with a two-stage process under the Light Touch Regime where 3 to 5 successful bidders will advance to the second stage. The procurement covers regions including UKH1 and UKH12, with electronic submissions required through the specified portal.