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.

Preliminary Market Engagement Notice - Future Municipal Waste Management Arrangements for Western Riverside Waste Authority (WRWA)

Description: In accordance with Section 16 of the Procurement Act 2023, the Western Riverside Waste Authority (WRWA) is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) to engage with suppliers regarding capacity within the UK waste market to process and treat entire waste streams for which WRWA is responsible. WRWA's existing Waste Management Services Agreement shall expire in 2032. To inform the Outline Business Case and Procurement Strategy, WRWA wishes to engage with the market to better understand the interest, capacity and infrastructure the market has in providing the services that WRWA is responsible for. Participation in this market engagement exercise is not a requirement for participation in the forthcoming procurement, which shall be formally commenced through publication of a procurement notice in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. This PMEN is (read more...)

Summary: The Western Riverside Waste Authority (WRWA) in London is currently in the planning stage for a significant procurement process regarding future municipal waste management arrangements. This process, represented through a Preliminary Market Engagement Notice, aims to engage with potential suppliers in the waste management industry to assess their capacity and interest in handling waste streams under WRWA's remit. The tender, classified under refuse and waste-related services, includes market engagement activities scheduled until 20 February 2026, with clarification questions encouraged by 30 January 2026. This phase focuses on understanding the market's readiness and infrastructure to support WRWA's needs, providing a foundation for the subsequent procurement strategy aligned with the principles of the Procurement Act 2023.

Preliminary Market Engagement Notice - Future Municipal Waste Management Arrangements for Western Riverside Waste Authority (WRWA)

Description: In accordance with Section 16 of the Procurement Act 2023, the Western Riverside Waste Authority (WRWA) is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) to engage with suppliers regarding capacity within the UK waste market to process and treat entire waste streams for which WRWA is responsible. WRWA's existing Waste Management Services Agreement shall expire in 2032. To inform the Outline Business Case and Procurement Strategy, WRWA wishes to engage with the market to better understand the interest, capacity and infrastructure the market has in providing the services that WRWA is responsible for. Participation in this market engagement exercise is not a requirement for participation in the forthcoming procurement, which shall be formally commenced through publication of a procurement notice in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. This PMEN is (read more...)

Summary: The Western Riverside Waste Authority (WRWA) in London is currently in the planning stage for a significant procurement process regarding future municipal waste management arrangements. This process, represented through a Preliminary Market Engagement Notice, aims to engage with potential suppliers in the waste management industry to assess their capacity and interest in handling waste streams under WRWA's remit. The tender, classified under refuse and waste-related services, includes market engagement activities scheduled until 20 February 2026, with clarification questions encouraged by 30 January 2026. This phase focuses on understanding the market's readiness and infrastructure to support WRWA's needs, providing a foundation for the subsequent procurement strategy aligned with the principles of the Procurement Act 2023.

CT Scanner Suite Reconfiguration Works at Croydon Hospital

Description: CT Scanner Suite Reconfiguration Works at Croydon University Hospital This is a two stage procurement. In stage 1, the bidder submits answers to pass/fail questions and to scored quality question by 9th Jan 2026. Any bid which fails any of the pass/fail questions will be rejected. Any bid scoring less than 4/7 on Q1 (experience) will be rejected. Any bid scoring less than 60/100 on the total for scored quality questions, will be rejected. Of those bids passing all the hurdles above, the top 3 highest scoring bids, will (in stage 2), be invited to bid for the project on a price only basis. The expected issue date for stage 2 is 2nd Feb 2026. In this stage we will issue RIBA3 designs for bidding against. This procurement (read more...)

Summary: The NHS SWL Procurement Partnership, on behalf of the Croydon Health Services NHS Trust, is inviting tenders for the "CT Scanner Suite Reconfiguration Works at Croydon Hospital". This procurement process is focused on the construction industry, specifically building construction, refurbishment, and hospital facilities construction. The procurement is currently in the tender stage with submissions due by 9th January 2026. The project is located in Croydon, London, with the contract period scheduled from 20th March 2026 to 20th August 2026. This is an open procedure under the 'below threshold' category, ensuring access for a variety of potential bidders.

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.