SWL Debt Recovery Services

Description: South West London Procurement Partnership (SWLPP) on behalf of the 4 Trusts in South West London, is entering into market engagement to gain insight into the market for the following debt collection services, which will inform the strategy for the forthcoming tender, which may include 1 or all of the Trusts: 1. Overseas patient debt 2. Private patient debt 3. Staff salary overpayments The aim is to gauge market interest, obtain preliminary information from potential bidders around the proposed service and understand feasibility. This feedback will be used to inform the draft specifications.

Summary: The procurement process is being conducted by the South West London Procurement Partnership (SWLPP) on behalf of four NHS Trusts in South West London, namely Croydon Health Services NHS Trust, Kingston and Richmond Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust, and St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The process involves market engagement to explore debt recovery services including overseas patient debt, private patient debt, and staff salary overpayments. The contract is classified under collection agency services. This initiative is in its planning stage with a preliminary engagement notice published on 19th January 2026. Interested parties are to submit their engagement by 20th February 2026, with the tender process expected to formally commence on 6th April 2026. The location for the service is specified as UKI region, with an anticipated contract period from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2028, extendable up to 31st August 2030.

(Lot 3) Framework for the Provision of Professional Property Services

Description: Professional Property Services Framework - LOT 3: Planning Consultancy advice and valuations relating to Planning and Development Control.

Summary: The London Borough of Wandsworth is currently in the Tender stage of a public procurement process for a framework contract titled "(Lot 3) Framework for the Provision of Professional Property Services." The tender focuses on providing planning consultancy advice and valuations related to planning and development control, classifying under the real estate services industry category. This contract is located in London and is available through a competitive flexible procedure, suitable for above-threshold procurements and covered by the GPA. Interested parties must submit expressions of interest by 9th February 2026, with the award period concluding on 4th May 2026. The contract will run from 1st June 2026 until 31st May 2030.

Market Engagement - Mental Health Floating Support Services (Wandsworth)

Description: The London Borough of Wandsworth seeks a provider to deliver Mental Health Floating Support Services for adults (18+) with mental health needs. The service will provide time-limited, person-centred, reablement-focused support to help individuals maintain independence, sustain tenancies, manage finances, and build life skills. Delivery will include in-reach support in people's homes, one-to-one sessions (virtual or in-person), and community-based engagement, with flexibility to adapt to changing needs. The service aims to - Prevent, reduce, and delay escalation of mental health needs in line with the Care Act 2014;Promote independent living, financial stability, and social inclusion; Reduce reliance on statutory and crisis services through early intervention.

Summary: The London Borough of Wandsworth is actively seeking a provider for its upcoming Mental Health Floating Support Services aimed at adults with mental health needs. This procurement exercise is currently at the tender stage, as of 14th January 2026, with a closing date for tenders set for 13th February 2026 at 12:00 PM. The procurement involves delivering services within the region of UKI34, London, focusing on health and social work services under the CPV classification. Valued at approximately £2,433,571.20 (gross), the procurement process follows an open procedure, ensuring transparency and fair competition, with the contract expected to commence on 1st October 2026 and run until 30th September 2030, with possibilities for renewal.

Wellbeing Services (Richmond and Wandsworth)

Description: The London Boroughs of Richmond upon Thames and Wandsworth invite tenders for the provision of community-based Emotional Outreach and Wellbeing Services for adults (18+) with mental health needs. The services aim to prevent, reduce, and delay escalation of mental health needs through short-term, reablement-focused interventions that promote recovery, independence, and resilience. Delivery will include one-to-one sessions, group support, and in-reach to homes, with flexible engagement methods. Providers will work in partnership with health, social care, and voluntary sector organisations to address health inequalities and improve outcomes.

Summary: The London Borough of Wandsworth, collaborating with Richmond Borough, has initiated a procurement process seeking providers for Emotional Outreach and Wellbeing Services aimed at adults with mental health needs across London regions UKI34 and UKI75. The tender focuses on delivering community-based services to prevent and reduce mental health issues via flexible engagements such as one-to-one sessions and group support, alongside partnerships with healthcare, social, and voluntary sectors. This procurement, currently in the tender stage, is conducted under an open procedure and involves a gross budget allocation of £1,701,000, with submissions due by 13 February 2026. The procurement utilises an electronic auction, and documents are available for unrestricted access. Key stakeholders, particularly SMEs and voluntary sector entities, can participate in a session promoting competition and transparency, preceding a formal procurement exercise.

TENDER Refurb Works for 6x lifts atLanesborough &St James, StGeorge's Hospital

Description: Tender for Refurbishment and Associated Works for 6 Lifts in St James' and Lanesborough Wings, St George's Hospital, Tooting. Estimated Value - PS1m + vat This tender is being run on the Atamis e-tendering portal as Atamis Competition Re C408000. If your company, does not have an Atamis Portal account, you will need to set one up at this URL - https://atamis-1928.my.site.com/s/Welcome It takes about 10-30 minutes. Once you have an account, or if you already have one, search in "competitions" for C408000, then register interest (or equivalent expression), then download the tender documents. Start by reading - The ITT (doc 01) The Tender Quality Response doc (doc 02) The two spec docs (docs 06 and 07) If you cannot download the documents, send us a portal message (read more...)

Summary: St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is inviting tenders for refurbishment works on six lifts within the Lanesborough and St James' wings at St George's Hospital, located in Tooting, London. The procurement falls under the industry category of lift installation work with additional classifications including electrical and mechanical engineering installation works, as well as hospital facilities construction work. This tender is currently in the active stage, with a deadline for submission set for 17:00 on 14th January 2026. The contract is valued at £1 million plus VAT and follows an open procurement procedure, allowing for competitive participation from suitable candidates. The expected contract period is from 21st January 2026 to 15th September 2026.

Tender for Refurbishment and Associated Works for 6 Lifts in St James' and Lanesborough Wings, St George's Hospital, Tooting.

Description: Tender for Refurbishment and Associated Works for 6 Lifts in St James' and Lanesborough Wings, St George's Hospital, Tooting. Estimated Value - PS1m + vat This tender is being run on the Atamis e-tendering portal as Atamis Competition Re C408000. If your company, does not have an Atamis Portal account, you will need to set one up at this URL - https://atamis-1928.my.site.com/s/Welcome It takes about 10-30 minutes. Once you have an account, or if you already have one, search in "competitions" for C408000, then register interest (or equivalent expression), then download the tender documents. Start by reading - The ITT (doc 01) The Tender Quality Response doc (doc 02) The two spec docs (docs 06 and 07) If you cannot download the documents, send us a portal message (read more...)

Summary: St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is inviting tenders for the refurbishment and associated works of six lifts located in the St James' and Lanesborough Wings of St George’s Hospital in Tooting, London. This project, valued over £1 million, is a part of the works category and employs an open procurement method under the UK's legislative framework 2023/54. The tender process is currently active, with the submission deadline set for 5 pm on 14th January 2026. Key dates include the end of the enquiry period on 8th January 2026 and the planned contract commencement on 21st January 2026. Interested parties are encouraged to visit the site, coordinated through the contact provided, and must use the Atamis e-tendering portal to participate.

STG - Community Audit

Description: St George's Hospital are seeking to appoint a suitably qualified organisation to conduct a comprehensive audit of community sites it occupies. The audit will focus on: * Landlord compliance and responsibilities, including statutory checks, maintenance obligations and certificates. * Sustainability and carbon footprint data, including heating systems, metering capability and EPC/DEC status. The audit outputs will provide a clear position statement on compliance, identify gaps, and support future estates and sustainability planning - must adhere to PAM guidance at all times (i.e. have all the relevant documents available throughout the year).

Summary: The procurement process titled "STG - Community Audit" is being conducted by ST GEORGE'S UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST, based in London, England. This tender falls under the industry category of building services, with a specific focus on consultancy services. The goal is to appoint a qualified organisation to perform a comprehensive audit of the hospital's community sites, ensuring landlord compliance and evaluating sustainability metrics. The procurement method is an open procedure below threshold. The tender is currently active and in the tender amendment stage, with the procurement process initiated on 18 November 2025. Interested parties should note the tender period concludes on 12 December 2025 at 12:00 PM, and the contract is scheduled to run from 16 February 2026 to 31 December 2026. The primary delivery address is located at postal code SW17 0QT.

Minicab and specially adapted vehicles for the clients of Adults' Social Services and Childrens' Services

Description: The London Boroughs of Richmond and Wandsworth (the "Councils") are seeking qualified and high-quality suppliers for the provision of minicab and wheelchair accessible transport with regular assigned drivers for clients of both Adult Social Services and Children's Services Departments within both Councils. This is a republication of a previous notice, found here: https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/54137-2017. The DPS will now be administered through the Atamis Portal. All interested suppliers will need to create an Atamis Supplier Account for their organisation, including all current suppliers, before accessing the tender documents. The aim of the DPS is to provide reliable, high-quality and cost effective transport for service users of both Councils. The DPS is being established in accordance with the Restricted Procedure under the PCR 2015. The DPS has been split into 5 (read more...)

Summary: The London Boroughs of Richmond and Wandsworth have announced the procurement process for the provision of minicab and specially adapted vehicles for clients of Adults' Social Services and Children's Services. The project, titled "Minicab and specially adapted vehicles for the clients of Adults' Social Services and Childrens' Services", falls under the industry category of taxi services and is taking place in the region of London, UK. As of the latest update on the 9th of December, 2025, the procurement is at the tender stage. This dynamic purchasing system (DPS) contract, using the Restricted Procedure under PCR 2015, is divided into five specific lots. The estimated annual expenditure through this DPS is approximately £2.6 million. Interested suppliers are required to register on the Atamis Portal to access the documentation necessary for submission, which must be completed by the defined end date.

Minicab and specially adapted vehicles for the clients of Adults' Social Services and Childrens' Services

Description: The London Boroughs of Richmond and Wandsworth (the "Councils") are seeking qualified and high-quality suppliers for the provision of minicab and wheelchair accessible transport with regular assigned drivers for clients of both Adult Social Services and Children's Services Departments within both Councils. This is a republication of a previous notice, found here: https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/54137-2017. The DPS will now be administered through the Atamis Portal. All interested suppliers will need to create an Atamis Supplier Account for their organisation, including all current suppliers, before accessing the tender documents. The aim of the DPS is to provide reliable, high-quality and cost effective transport for service users of both Councils. The DPS is being established in accordance with the Restricted Procedure under the PCR 2015. The DPS has been split into 5 (read more...)

Summary: The London Boroughs of Richmond and Wandsworth have announced the procurement process for the provision of minicab and specially adapted vehicles for clients of Adults' Social Services and Children's Services. The project, titled "Minicab and specially adapted vehicles for the clients of Adults' Social Services and Childrens' Services", falls under the industry category of taxi services and is taking place in the region of London, UK. As of the latest update on the 9th of December, 2025, the procurement is at the tender stage. This dynamic purchasing system (DPS) contract, using the Restricted Procedure under PCR 2015, is divided into five specific lots. The estimated annual expenditure through this DPS is approximately £2.6 million. Interested suppliers are required to register on the Atamis Portal to access the documentation necessary for submission, which must be completed by the defined end date.

Minicab and specially adapted vehicles for the clients of Adults' Social Services and Childrens' Services

Description: The London Boroughs of Richmond and Wandsworth (the "Councils") are seeking qualified and high-quality suppliers for the provision of minicab and wheelchair accessible transport with regular assigned drivers for clients of both Adult Social Services and Children's Services Departments within both Councils. This is a republication of a previous notice, found here: https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/54137-2017. The DPS will now be administered through the Atamis Portal. All interested suppliers will need to create an Atamis Supplier Account for their organisation, including all current suppliers, before accessing the tender documents. The aim of the DPS is to provide reliable, high-quality and cost effective transport for service users of both Councils. The DPS is being established in accordance with the Restricted Procedure under the PCR 2015. The DPS has been split into 5 (read more...)

Summary: The London Boroughs of Richmond and Wandsworth have announced the procurement process for the provision of minicab and specially adapted vehicles for clients of Adults' Social Services and Children's Services. The project, titled "Minicab and specially adapted vehicles for the clients of Adults' Social Services and Childrens' Services", falls under the industry category of taxi services and is taking place in the region of London, UK. As of the latest update on the 9th of December, 2025, the procurement is at the tender stage. This dynamic purchasing system (DPS) contract, using the Restricted Procedure under PCR 2015, is divided into five specific lots. The estimated annual expenditure through this DPS is approximately £2.6 million. Interested suppliers are required to register on the Atamis Portal to access the documentation necessary for submission, which must be completed by the defined end date.