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Pay by Phone Parking

Description: Please note this is not a live tender, it is a potential future contract opportunity. Pay by Phone Parking

Summary: The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is in the planning phase of a public procurement process titled "Pay by Phone Parking", which falls under the services category. This potential future contract opportunity focuses on parking meters, parking services, and IT services such as consulting, software development, and support. Located in London, the procurement process follows an open procedure and has an estimated contract value of £3,840,000. The implementation is planned to start on 23rd November 2028 and end on 24th November 2031. A future notice for this contract is expected to be published by 22nd November 2027.

Parking Enforcement Services and Parking CCTV Services

Description: lease note that this is not a live tender but a potential future opportunity Parking Enforcement Services and Parking CCTV Services

Summary: The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is planning a public procurement process for "Parking Enforcement Services and Parking CCTV Services". This falls under the services category, specifically addressing parking services and enforcement within the London locality. As of 22 May 2026, the procurement is in the planning stage, with an open procedure anticipated to commence. The contract period is set to begin on 4 July 2028 and conclude on 3 July 2032. The process is part of a special regime under a concession agreement, with the future notice date specified as 1 July 2027. The gross value of the contract is projected to be £20,000,000.

Highways and Transport Related Professional Services

Description: Please note that this is not a live tender but a potential future opportunity. Highways and Transport Related Professional Services

Summary: The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is currently in the planning stage for a potential procurement titled "Highways and Transport Related Professional Services". This expected procurement falls under the category of architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services. The planned initiative, which follows an open procedure method, is anticipated to be advertised with a future notice on 1st September 2026. The contract period is slated to start on 1st April 2027 and conclude on 31st March 2031. The contract, valued at approximately £6 million, will take place within the region designated as UKI33, located in London, United Kingdom. Currently, this opportunity has been identified as above threshold and represents a future business possibility rather than a live tender.

CRM Future State Project Appraisal

Description: The Natural History Museum ('NHM') intends to review its wider digital ecosystem in the future, as the current patchwork of systems may present opportunities for broader consolidation. However, the CRM Future State Project is specifically focused on assessing the CRM and Membership functionality delivered today by Silverbear and Dynamics 365. The project will evaluate options for this capability, including standalone CRM solutions and the possibility of meeting requirements through a more unified platform. It will also consider whether certain CRM functions such as membership processing may be better placed elsewhere long term. If the review identifies strong benefits to a wider consolidation strategy, its findings can feed into a future, larger scale digital transformation programme. For now, the priority is to address the immediate challenges and establish a (read more...)

Summary: The Natural History Museum (NHM) is conducting a procurement process titled "CRM Future State Project Appraisal," focused on the goods and services relating to Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems. The procurement process is in the planning stage and takes place in London, United Kingdom (region UKI33). The process is spearheaded by NHM as a central government public authority. The recent planning update details NHM's preliminary market engagement efforts which will conclude on 1 June 2026. This engagement involves collecting market information regarding CRM, membership management, and philanthropic fundraising solutions via a questionnaire available through an e-tendering portal. The objective is to explore innovative approaches to delivering these services and to inform future procurement strategies. The entire engagement is aimed at understanding suppliers' capability and identifying potential solutions that align with the museum's objectives.

Housing Repairs 2027

Description: The long-term improvement of the Council housing repairs service is dependent on the Council entering into the Contracts with the successful Potential Suppliers by Monday, 1st March 2027 with mobilisation to be completed by Monday, 2nd August 2027 to enable the commencement of the provision of the services on that date. The successful Potential Suppliers across the 7 Lots will be required to support the Council in meeting its key objectives which are threefold: 1. To continue the recovery of responsive repairs, void works, disrepair and damp & mould services, as well as improvements to the customer journey of the Council's residents and offer long-term stability to the Council's repairs supply chain over a period of 6 (six) years. 2. To control the costs of the service through (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham (LBHF) is managing an active procurement process titled "Housing Repairs 2027" to enhance its housing repair services. This tender focuses on construction and repair services in the UKI33 region, covering London. The procurement is currently in the tender update stage, operating under the competitive flexible procedure as defined by the Procurement Act 2023. Submissions are being solicited until noon on 26th May 2026, with contracts anticipated to be awarded by 1st March 2027. These contracts will span six years, starting from 2nd August 2027, covering emergency repairs, day-to-day maintenance, and planned preventative works across various lots, except for internal repairs managed by the Council's Direct Labour Organisation (DLO).

Invitation for expression of interest for after-school clubs and/or holiday clubs

Description: Lycee Francais Charles de Gaulle de Londres invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced providers wishing to deliver after-school clubs during term time and/or holiday clubs during school holiday periods at the School's Ecole primaire de South Kensington for the school year 2026-2027.

Summary: The Lycee Francais Charles de Gaulle de Londres, located in London, England, is seeking expressions of interest for providing after-school and holiday clubs at its Ecole primaire de South Kensington. This procurement falls under the service category of primary and pre-school education services, with the main contractor period set between 1st September 2026 and 2nd July 2027. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, with the tender period ending on 22nd June 2026 at 12:00 PM. The process follows an open procedure below the threshold, allowing various providers an opportunity to participate.

West Hall Goods Lift Construction

Description: This tender is to seek the provision of one lift replacement within the premises of Science Museum. Please find the tender documents for more details.

Summary: The Science Museum Group in London is seeking bids for the "West Hall Goods Lift Construction" project, classified under the industry category of lifts and lifts installation. The procurement process, currently in the 'Tender' stage, follows an open competition method but is noted as below threshold. The tender period closes on 12 June 2026, with an enquiry period ending on 5 June 2026. The contract is planned to commence on 3 July 2026 and end on 2 July 2027. Interested parties must submit their tenders electronically via the Science Museum Group's procurement portal.

Lease of vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes

Description: Please note that this is not a live tender but a potential future opportunity. Lease of vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes

Summary: The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is planning a public procurement process for the lease of vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes, under an open procedure. This procurement falls within the "goods" category and specifically targets transport equipment and auxiliary products for transportation. The process is currently at the planning stage, with a procurement value of £6,000,000. The contract period is set to commence on 11 May 2028 and conclude on 10 May 2033. The planned delivery will take place in the Greater London area (UKI33). Key dates to note include the future notice date, set for 1 October 2027, allowing businesses ample time to prepare and participate in this substantial procurement opportunity.

This contract is for the provision of recruitment services to the borough council.

Description: Please note this is not a live Tender but a potential future opportunity. This contract is for the provision of recruitment services to the borough council.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process related to recruitment services. This upcoming opportunity is part of the borough's initiative to secure a service provider for the provision of recruitment services, which falls under the industry category of business services including recruitment. The location for this procurement is London, United Kingdom, with the process undertaken via an open procedure. The planned contract period starts on 2nd June 2027 and ends on 1st June 2031, with a planned future notice date scheduled for 1st October 2026. The contract's estimated value is £64,000,000 net, highlighting its significance within the public sector landscape.

CRM Future State Project Appraisal

Description: The Natural History Museum ('NHM') intends to review its wider digital ecosystem in the future, as the current patchwork of systems may present opportunities for broader consolidation. However, the CRM Future State Project is specifically focused on assessing the CRM and Membership functionality delivered today by Silverbear and Dynamics 365. The project will evaluate options for this capability, including standalone CRM solutions and the possibility of meeting requirements through a more unified platform. It will also consider whether certain CRM functions such as membership processing may be better placed elsewhere long term. If the review identifies strong benefits to a wider consolidation strategy, its findings can feed into a future, larger scale digital transformation programme. For now, the priority is to address the immediate challenges and establish a (read more...)

Summary: The Natural History Museum (NHM) is conducting a procurement process titled "CRM Future State Project Appraisal," focused on the goods and services relating to Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems. The procurement process is in the planning stage and takes place in London, United Kingdom (region UKI33). The process is spearheaded by NHM as a central government public authority. The recent planning update details NHM's preliminary market engagement efforts which will conclude on 1 June 2026. This engagement involves collecting market information regarding CRM, membership management, and philanthropic fundraising solutions via a questionnaire available through an e-tendering portal. The objective is to explore innovative approaches to delivering these services and to inform future procurement strategies. The entire engagement is aimed at understanding suppliers' capability and identifying potential solutions that align with the museum's objectives.