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Early Years Experience "Hey Duggee's Big Day Out" Experience Designer

Description: The Science Museum Group (SMG) wishes to award a contract for the provision of design services for the 2028 Hey Duggee experience at the Science and Industry Museum. SIM seeks to appoint a Designer to provide full design services for this experience, including 3D design and 2D design, with the option to provide lighting design services should they wish.

Summary: The Science Museum Group is seeking a designer for the 2028 “Hey Duggee’s Big Day Out” early years experience at the Science and Industry Museum. The work is to provide full design services, covering both 3D and 2D design; the designer may also provide lighting design. This is a specialist exhibition and visitor-experience design commission for a museum setting, rather than a supply of equipment or a general design brief. The commissioning organisation is the Science Museum Group, and the experience will be delivered at the Science and Industry Museum. The requirement is suited to firms able to develop and deliver creative design for a family-focused museum experience, including spatial and graphic design elements.

Guided Ultrasound Technology for Suspected Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)

Description: Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is seeking information on available solutions to support a clinician led, point of care ultrasound pathway for suspected lower limb DVT across Chelsea and Westminster Hospital and West Middlesex University Hospital.

Summary: Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is exploring guided ultrasound technology to support a clinician-led, point-of-care pathway for patients with suspected lower-limb deep vein thrombosis (DVT). The solution is intended for use across Chelsea and Westminster Hospital and West Middlesex University Hospital, both in London. The requirement is for a service supporting the clinical pathway, rather than simply a purchase of ultrasound equipment: the Trust is seeking information about available solutions that could enable clinicians to use ultrasound at the point of care when assessing suspected DVT. Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust, through North West London Procurement Services, is managing the procurement.

Data Privacy, Information Governance and Risk Management Platform

Description: The Science Museum Group (SMG) is undertaking market research in advance of a potential procurement exercise for a replacement Data Privacy, Information Governance and Risk Management platform. SMG is interested in engaging with suppliers that provide solutions supporting some or all of the following capabilities: Information Governance & Compliance - Information Asset Register (IAR) - Record of Processing Activities (ROPA) - Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA) - Legitimate Interests Assessments (LIA) - Data Processing Agreements - Privacy compliance reporting - AI governance and AI Register management Case Management - Freedom of Information (FOI) Requests - Environmental Information Regulations (EIR) Requests - Subject Access Requests (SAR) and other Data Subject Rights Requests - Data breach and near-miss management - Statutory deadline and SLA tracking - Public-facing document sharing capabilities (read more...)

Summary: The Science Museum Group is researching a replacement platform for data privacy, information governance and risk management. The service is intended to support information asset registers, records of processing, privacy impact and legitimate interests assessments, data processing agreements, privacy and AI governance, and compliance reporting. Casework includes freedom of information, environmental information and subject access requests, data breaches, deadline tracking and public document sharing. Risk functions include information and cyber risk registers, supplier assessments, vendor reviews, contract and digital asset tracking, and management dashboards. Delivery is for the Science Museum Group, based in London, with a replacement service expected to serve its organisation. The platform should help manage governance and compliance processes across the Group.

Data Privacy, Information Governance and Risk Management Platform

Description: The Science Museum Group (SMG) is undertaking market research in advance of a potential procurement exercise for a replacement Data Privacy, Information Governance and Risk Management platform. SMG is interested in engaging with suppliers that provide solutions supporting some or all of the following capabilities: Information Governance & Compliance - Information Asset Register (IAR) - Record of Processing Activities (ROPA) - Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA) - Legitimate Interests Assessments (LIA) - Data Processing Agreements - Privacy compliance reporting - AI governance and AI Register management Case Management - Freedom of Information (FOI) Requests - Environmental Information Regulations (EIR) Requests - Subject Access Requests (SAR) and other Data Subject Rights Requests - Data breach and near-miss management - Statutory deadline and SLA tracking - Public-facing document sharing capabilities (read more...)

Summary: The Science Museum Group is researching a replacement platform for data privacy, information governance and risk management. The service is intended to support information asset registers, records of processing, privacy impact and legitimate interests assessments, data processing agreements, privacy and AI governance, and compliance reporting. Casework includes freedom of information, environmental information and subject access requests, data breaches, deadline tracking and public document sharing. Risk functions include information and cyber risk registers, supplier assessments, vendor reviews, contract and digital asset tracking, and management dashboards. Delivery is for the Science Museum Group, based in London, with a replacement service expected to serve its organisation. The platform should help manage governance and compliance processes across the Group.

Supply of Storage Boxes

Description: The Natural History Museum is one of the world's best-loved visitor attractions, as well as a leading science research centre and commercial event space. We use the unique collection of more than 80 million objects we look after and our unrivalled expertise to tackle the biggest challenges facing the world today. The Museum has been awarded a substantial government investment to create a new science and digitisation centre at Thames Valley Science Park (TVSP), which is owned by the University of Reading. This is a once in a century opportunity to shape the future of the Museum, protect and share our unique collection and further our science. The new centre will include large collections stores alongside new specialist laboratories and non-technical workspaces. As part of this development, the (read more...)

Summary: The Natural History Museum plans to buy collection-storage materials for a new science and digitisation centre at Thames Valley Science Park, as well as for internal moves. The range includes lidded archival-card boxes and trays, lidded plastic boxes, plastic pallets, Plastazote and acid-free tissue. The containers will house Museum collections, including specimens and Library and Archive material being transferred from the Museum’s existing sites. Most boxes are expected to be between 5 cm by 5 cm and 1.5 m by 1 m, although some may fall outside that range. The work is a supply of storage and archival packaging products, rather than a services or construction contract; delivery is associated with the new centre and collection moves.

Masterplan Feasibility Visioning Architect

Description: The Science Museum Group ("SMG") wishes to establish a contract for the provision of a Feasibility Visioning Architect.

Summary: The Science Museum Group is seeking a feasibility visioning architect to support its masterplan. The commission covers advisory architectural services and architectural design, with engineering and planning services also within scope. The work is for the Group’s museum estate; the buying organisation is based at the Science Museum in London. The requirement is a professional services commission rather than a construction contract, and is suited to architecture practices able to develop and advise on a feasibility vision for a masterplan.

Video Games Exhibition - Fit Out and Graphics

Description: The Science Museum Group (SMG) wishes to establish a contract for the provision of Video Games Exhibition Fit-out services and Graphics at the National Science and Media Museum (NSMM), Bradford. Please see Appendix 2 Specification for more information.

Summary: The Science Museum Group is seeking a contractor to fit out a video games exhibition and provide graphics at the National Science and Media Museum in Bradford. The work is a combination of museum exhibition fit-out and graphic design, supporting the presentation of the museum’s video games exhibition. The procurement is categorised as works and includes museum construction and exhibition services. The delivery location is the National Science and Media Museum, Bradford.

Heritage Airframe Surveys

Description: The Science Museum Group wishes to appoint a Supplier to provide a survey of 13 heritage aviation airframes, assessing structural safety and other hazards. We require surveys of 13 historic aircraft currently stored at the Science and Innovation Park, Swindon. The aircraft are static exhibits only and are stored in two aircraft hangars.

Summary: The Science Museum Group seeks a supplier to survey 13 historic aviation airframes and assess their structural safety and other hazards. The aircraft are static exhibits stored in two hangars at the Science and Innovation Park in Swindon. This is specialist aviation asset surveying and hazard assessment work for a museum collection, rather than aircraft maintenance or operational flight inspection.

Collections Store Refurbishments - Logistics Hub - Principal Contractor

Description: The Collection Store Refurbishment (CSR) Project forms part of both the wider NHM Unlocked Programme and NHM 150th Anniversary Campaign Programme, which supports: -The internal moves of 11 million specimens -The moves of 28 million specimens to our new facility at Thames Valley Science Park -The 150th Anniversary Campaign to open previously closed galleries to the public -The sale of our South London Collections facility The NHM Unlocked Programme represents the largest ever move of natural history specimens worldwide. The wider CSR project has been tasked with refurbishing collections stores and rehousing five collections across five locations across the South Kensington Estate in suitable collections conditions. The business case for the NHM Unlocked Programme is predicated on limited space and historic, ageing buildings; meaning that globally important specimens (read more...)

Summary: The Natural History Museum is procuring refurbishment and building-services works to convert its Osteology Store in the basement of the Grade I listed Waterhouse Building into a temporary logistics hub and, later, a collections store for heavy and large mineralogy and palaeontology objects. The package covers alterations to several basement rooms, removal of non-original partitions, raised floors and redundant services, a new security lobby and powered doors, fabric and flooring repairs, pest-proofing, and repairs to historic doors and partitions. It also includes secondary glazing and the design and installation of new heating, ventilation, air conditioning, electrical, fire alarm, security, building management and controls systems. The work is at the Museum’s South Kensington estate in London. It supports the sequencing of specimen moves and the long-term rehousing of collections.

Gallery 33 - Principal Contractor Exhibition Fit-Out

Description: In September 2027, we will open a new, permanent gallery at South Kensington dedicated to building a positive connection to nature in our very youngest audiences - aged 4-7 years old - and their adults. This brand-new gallery will be a place where visitors delight in the dazzling variety of life on Earth, from the very small to the very tall, and discover that all life - including us! - share the same needs. We all need to breathe, eat, move, communicate and grow to survive and often depend on each other to do this. Together, we are all part of this great, big, weird and wonderful natural world. It will deliver inspiring stories that celebrate diversity and welcome in the widest possible audience of children and their (read more...)

Summary: The Natural History Museum is seeking a principal contractor for the exhibition fit-out of Gallery 33, a new permanent gallery for children aged 4–7 and their adults. The work will replace the Creepy Crawlies gallery on the ground floor of the Grade I-listed Waterhouse East Building in South Kensington. The gallery will combine the Museum’s collections with hands-on and multisensory interactives, presenting stories about life on Earth and fostering children’s connection with nature. The principal contractor must include an audio-visual integrator and specialist showcase manufacturer as subcontractors. The work is museum exhibition construction and fit-out, including refurbishment of the existing gallery space.