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CA18304 - ESNEFT 2668 - Managed Service for the Provision of Renal Dialysis Services

Description: East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT) is inviting qualified providers to express an interest to participate in a tender exercise for; Managed Service for the Provision of Renal Dialysis Services under the Provider Selection Regime To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA18304. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA18304 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 020 3920 8054.

Summary: The East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust is conducting a tender for a Managed Service for the Provision of Renal Dialysis Services, classified under the industry category of Hospital Dialysis Services (CPV Code: 85111900). This tender, identified by the reference CA18304, is open to qualified providers who are invited to express their interest by 7th September 2026. The contract is anticipated to commence on 1st April 2027 and will conclude on 31st March 2034, with an estimated value of £75 million. The procurement process follows an open procedure, and the services are intended to be delivered across several regions, including the United Kingdom and the wider European territories.

Grafton House LED Lighting Upgrade

Description: This tender will be for a LED lighting upgrade in which the winning contractor will supply and install new LED lighting, emergency lighting and lighting controls for the second floor at Grafton House.

Summary: The tender process initiated by Ipswich Borough Council for the "Grafton House LED Lighting Upgrade" is currently in the tender stage. Located at Grafton House in Ipswich, United Kingdom, this project involves upgrading the existing lighting on the second floor to LED technology, including emergency lighting and lighting controls. The industry category for this tender is "Electrical installation work" and "Electrical wiring and fitting work". The procurement method being utilised is an open competition, below threshold, ensuring broad participation. Interested parties should note the enquiry deadline of 12th August 2026, and the tender submission deadline of 26th August 2026. The contract is set to commence on 1st October 2026 and conclude by 1st January 2027. The total contract value is estimated at GBP 33,600 gross.

Feel Good Suffolk AI and Digital Offer Development

Description: Suffolk County Council (Public Health and Communities) is undertaking soft market testing to inform a potential future procurement of an AI-enabled digital solution to support the Feel Good Suffolk (FGS) service. FGS is a lifestyle service supporting residents to stop smoking, manage a healthy weight and increase physical activity. The current digital offer is primarily static and does not provide personalised, adaptive support to users. The Council is exploring opportunities to enhance the digital front door through the introduction of an AI-enabled solution which may include: * A chatbot embedded within the existing FGS website to support user navigation, provide evidence-based information and improve access to services * AI-driven functionality to support pathway personalisation, including predicting user engagement, adherence and outcomes * Ongoing digital support to maintain behaviour (read more...)

Summary: Suffolk County Council is currently in the planning stage for a procurement project titled "Feel Good Suffolk AI and Digital Offer Development," focused on enhancing public health services through digital solutions. This initiative is classified under the IT services category, specifically targeting consulting, software development, internet, and support. The project is set in Ipswich, UK, with an engagement deadline for potential suppliers on 16th August 2026. The aim is to incorporate AI-enabled solutions to improve user interaction on the Feel Good Suffolk service, supporting services related to healthy lifestyles such as smoking cessation and weight management. Key dates include a planned start for contract services in January 2027, with a potential extension through June 2028, and a future notice anticipated for 15th October 2026.

Communal Area Rewire to HRA Flat Blocks

Description: Of the General Needs flat blocks tested in 2025, 59 parent installations have been identified as needing a rewire due to their age and condition. Some of the installations serve more than one block. There are 103 blocks served by the 59 parent installations. The Council intends to enter into a Contract with the preferred Tenderer (the "Service Provider") on a 9-month contract term.

Summary: Ipswich Borough Council is currently in the tender update stage for a procurement titled "Communal Area Rewire to HRA Flat Blocks." This project falls under the works industry category, specifically focusing on electrical installation and wiring work. The procurement is set in Ipswich, United Kingdom, with the submission deadline for tenders closing on 24 August 2026, following an extension to accommodate pricing clarifications. The project's legal framework is based on the UK Public General Act 2023/54, with the council planning to engage a service provider for a nine-month contract starting on 1 October 2026. The procurement process is an open competition, designated as below threshold, and allows for electronic submissions through the Suffolk Sourcing platform.

Nicotine Replacement Therapy and Smoking Cessation Medication Postal Supply within Suffolk

Description: Suffolk County Council (Public Health, Communities and Public Safety) is undertaking a soft market testing questionnaire to inform a potential future procurement for the postal supply of Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) and smoking cessation prescription medication. Smoking prevalence in Suffolk is currently estimated at 10.5%. The Council's ambition is to reduce this to 5% or below by 2030. NRT and prescribed smoking cessation medications are recognised as effective interventions to support people to quit smoking and remain an important element of the local stop smoking offer. The Council currently provides access to these products through a pharmacy-based pathway. However, not all clients are able to access participating pharmacies due to factors such as working hours, limited transport options or mobility issues. The Council is therefore exploring alternative delivery (read more...)

Summary: Suffolk County Council is in the planning phase of a public procurement process titled "Nicotine Replacement Therapy and Smoking Cessation Medication Postal Supply within Suffolk," with the intention of issuing a tender for the supply of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) and smoking cessation medications. The procurement relates to the health services industry category and will take place within the UKH14 region, covering Suffolk. The Council is engaging in a soft market testing exercise, inviting suppliers to submit a questionnaire by 7 August 2026 to assess capabilities and explore potential delivery models. This exercise aims to inform an anticipated contract worth approximately £400,000 over two years, with the possibility of extension for up to another two years. Additionally, further market engagement activities may occur, culminating in a more formal procurement process anticipated to be communicated by 18 September 2026.

National Supervised Toothbrushing Programme Delivery within Suffolk

Description: The National Supervised Toothbrushing Scheme is a public health initiative designed to improve children's oral health by ensuring that young children brush their teeth daily with fluoride toothpaste under supervision in early years settings and schools. Programmes are typically targeted at areas with higher levels of dental decay and health inequalities. Suffolk Public Health is required to deliver the scheme as part of their statutory responsibility for oral health improvement, including commissioning and coordinating local delivery in schools and settings. The contract period is 1st November 2026 to 31st October 2028 with an option to extend for up to a further 1 year. This Contract Notice follows on from the Prior Information Notice (2026/S 000-056161) published on 15th June 2026.

Summary: Suffolk County Council has initiated a public procurement process for the "National Supervised Toothbrushing Programme Delivery within Suffolk." This tender is part of the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 and focuses on improving children's oral health through supervised toothbrushing in early years settings and schools. The procurement, classified under the health services industry (CPV: 85100000), is at the tender stage with an open procedure method, and it requires electronic submissions. Key dates include the tender period ending on 18th August 2026, with the contract expected to commence on 1st November 2026 and conclude on 31st October 2028, although there is an option to extend it for an additional year. The procurement is expected to target areas with higher levels of dental decay and health inequalities in Suffolk.

General Dental Services

Description: Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board (SNEE ICB) has identified a number of areas as having limited dental access according to the population size and need. To support access SNEE ICB are undertaking an open procurement. This notice is to make potential providers aware of this imminent opportunity and to promote two market engagement sessions. The areas which would be available as opportunities within the procurement are as follows: -Bury St Edmunds -Brandon -Eye and North West Suffolk -Saxmundham and North East Suffolk (including Leiston) -Harwich

Summary: The procurement process spearheaded by the NHS Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board seeks to improve dental-practice services across several localities including Bury St Edmunds, Brandon, Eye and North West Suffolk, Saxmundham, and North East Suffolk (including Leiston), as well as Harwich. This open procurement process, conducted under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, is aimed at addressing the limited dental access in relation to the population size and need. Currently, the process is in the award stage, with contracts set to become active from July 2026. Submissions were due by midday on 6th March 2026, with the entire procurement cycle aiming to foster integration, quality, and access while reducing health inequalities.

Communal Area Rewire to HRA Flat Blocks

Description: Of the General Needs flat blocks tested in 2025, 59 parent installations have been identified as needing a rewire due to their age and condition. Some of the installations serve more than one block. There are 103 blocks served by the 59 parent installations. The Council intends to enter into a Contract with the preferred Tenderer (the "Service Provider") on a 9-month contract term.

Summary: Ipswich Borough Council is currently in the tender update stage for a procurement titled "Communal Area Rewire to HRA Flat Blocks." This project falls under the works industry category, specifically focusing on electrical installation and wiring work. The procurement is set in Ipswich, United Kingdom, with the submission deadline for tenders closing on 24 August 2026, following an extension to accommodate pricing clarifications. The project's legal framework is based on the UK Public General Act 2023/54, with the council planning to engage a service provider for a nine-month contract starting on 1 October 2026. The procurement process is an open competition, designated as below threshold, and allows for electronic submissions through the Suffolk Sourcing platform.

Supported Housing Development

Description: As part of our Accommodation Strategy Suffolk County Council are reprovisioning Supported Housing where the accommodation is no longer suitable or fit for purpose. As part of this programme the Council is grant funding land in Lowestoft to develop 18 units of affordable self-contained one-bedroom apartments across three blocks of six with appropriate parking and landscaping. Adult Social Care are looking for a registered provider who would be interested in both developing the accommodation units and providing ongoing housing management and tenancy support. The Care and Support is commissioned separately and there would be an expectation that the registered provider would enter into a Service Level Agreement with the commissioned provider. The land for the development would be grant funded, however no further financial assistance would be provided (read more...)

Summary: The Suffolk County Council is at the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Supported Housing Development" aimed at reprovisioning supported housing as part of their Accommodation Strategy. This tender involves urban development construction work and the development of residential real estate in Lowestoft, United Kingdom. The Council plans to grant land to develop 18 affordable self-contained one-bedroom apartments, with expectations of completion between the 1st of January 2027 and the 30th of June 2028. Key milestones include market engagement discussions with registered housing providers until the 31st of July 2026. Businesses can reach out to Jade Rowlinson for discussions on this opportunity.

Supply of alcoholic drinks and related items

Description: Supply of drinks, equipment and support to the newly refurbished Regent Theatre (1,535 seats and around 260 performances each yea) and the Corn Exchange ( multi-purpose venue designed to host all kinds of events).

Summary: On 26th June 2026, Ipswich Borough Council initiated an open tender process for the supply of alcoholic drinks and related items to its refurbished venues, the Regent Theatre and the Corn Exchange. This procurement exercise falls under the 'Food, beverages, tobacco and related products' category, with a significant focus on alcoholic beverages like spirits, wines, and beers. The procurement, valued at approximately £1.75 million, follows the open procedure method, inviting submissions until 6th August 2026. The contract is set to begin on 1st October 2026, lasting until 30th September 2031. The procurement is classified under public authority - sub-central government, and the delivery location is within the UKH14 region in the United Kingdom.