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Subsea Cable Remediation and Protection

Description: National Grid is seeking to establish a long-term framework agreement with an experienced Contractor capable of delivering cable protection solutions, including rock berms, rock bags, concrete mattresses, and other manners of appropriate protection of subsea electricity cables. This tender is issued by National Grid UK "NGUK" Limited for and on behalf of its entities. The contract allows the wider National Grid Group and its JV Partners ("Employer") to instruct Work. NGUK and its subsidiaries shall instruct the Contractor to provide the Works for the following Interconnector Assets and Projects and any subsequent Assets which are commissioned from time to time: * National Grid Ventures Unincorporated Joint Ventures (NGV UJV) - IFA, IFA2, North Sea Link and Viking Link. * National Grid Ventures Incorporated Joint Ventures (NGV IJV) - (read more...)

Summary: National Grid UK Limited is procuring marine construction works and related services to remediate and protect subsea electricity cables across the United Kingdom. The requirement covers cable protection using rock berms, rock bags, concrete mattresses and other suitable methods, with the equipment needed for compliant completion. Work may be required in nearshore waters from 0 to 20 metres Lowest Astronomical Tide and offshore waters deeper than 20 metres. The framework will support National Grid interconnector and strategic infrastructure assets, including IFA, IFA2, North Sea Link, Viking Link, BritNed, Nemo Link, LionLink, Eastern Green Link projects, Sea Link and Western Link projects. Additional work orders may cover seabed debris removal, remedial reburial, sand-wave removal and cable reburial.

Good Practice Training

Description: APHA requires a supplier to deliver a range of Good Practice training via interactive workshops, where participants are active in both discussion and practice of the techniques/skills that are being explored. The inclusion of examples/scenarios are also requested to make learning as 'real life' as possible. Our evaluation of training has shown that our learners respond better to this blended approach. Training courses are to be tailored to animal health and animal scientist research and product needs, with the course content being designed to be relevant to these specific areas of work. All APHA attendees will require a certificate of attendance following the completion of each course. This requirement will need to be in place by December 2026. The tender will include two distinct, but related Lots concerning (read more...)

Summary: The Animal and Plant Health Agency intends to procure specialist Good Practice training services for its animal health and animal science research and product work. The requirement covers interactive workshops using discussion, practical exercises, examples and realistic scenarios, with content tailored to APHA’s needs. Courses listed include Introduction to Good Laboratory Practice (GLP), GLP refresher training, GLP training for test facility managers, GLP updates for study directors and principal investigators, GLP training for archivists, and veterinary Good Clinical Practice (GCPv) refresher training. It also includes Introduction to Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), GMP refresher training and Good Distribution Practice (GDP) refresher training. Delivery is across the United Kingdom, with certificates of attendance required for APHA participants.

Financial Crime Transaction Monitoring Systems Market Engagement Request for Information (CD2430)

Description: The Bank of England provides banking, payments and custodial services to a range of domestic and international customers, including central banks, government entities and systemically important financial institutions. These activities support the Bank's mission to maintain monetary and financial stability and involve the movement of high-value domestic and cross-border transactions through a range of payment and messaging channels. The Bank maintains a robust financial crime control framework and is committed to complying with all applicable sanctions, anti-money laundering (AML), counter-terrorist financing (CTF) and fraud prevention requirements. Technology plays a critical role in this framework by monitoring customer activity, identifying unusual or anomalous behaviour, supporting sanctions screening, and enabling the investigation and management of financial crime risks. The Bank is reviewing its technology capability across transaction screening and monitoring (read more...)

Summary: The Bank of England is reviewing technology for financial crime transaction screening and monitoring. The requirement covers fraud prevention, sanctions screening, anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing controls across high-value domestic and cross-border transactions moving through multiple payment and messaging channels. The Bank is seeking information about current and emerging software solutions, together with possible deployment approaches, to identify unusual or anomalous customer activity and support the investigation and management of financial crime risks. This is a technology and IT services requirement, including software packages, information systems, consulting, software development, internet and support services (CPV 48000000 and 72000000). Delivery is expected across the United Kingdom. The buying organisation is the Bank of England, a central government public authority.

Supply and Delivery of AdBlue/ PS0025

Description: East Midlands Railway (EMR) requires the ongoing supply and delivery of AdBlue (AUS 32) to support the operation of diesel and bi mode rolling stock across all operational operations across Etches Park (Derby) and Cricklewood depots but other locations could be added throughout the lifetime of the contract. There are 2 x 15,000 litre bulk tanks (these tanks feed into one for extraction of AdBlue) at Etches park and a further 2,500 litre tank at Cricklewood which is used as a back up fuelling location. EMR may wish to also purchase tanks from you in the future The Contract will replace an existing arrangement and this contract award is intended for January 2027 to allow sufficient time for mobilisation and transition activities. The scope of the Contract includes (read more...)

Summary: Transport UK East Midlands Limited, trading as East Midlands Railway, is seeking a business-critical bulk supply and delivery service for AdBlue (AUS 32), supporting diesel and bi-mode trains. The requirement covers supply to two operational depots: Etches Park in Derby, where there are two 15,000-litre bulk tanks feeding a shared extraction tank, and Cricklewood, which has a 2,500-litre backup tank. Other locations may be added during the contract. The scope includes stock monitoring and, where required, tank and site support. The buyer may also purchase additional tanks in future. This is a services procurement in the utilities sector, covering supply-chain, logistics, fuel-management and related site-support activity across East Midlands Railway operations.

Fast Boats and Road Transport

Description: The Border Security Command have a requirement for two large fast boats, complete with road transport with launching and recovery capability. The boats must have cabins and be certificated to MCA Area Category 2. The full requirement will be shared in a further market engagement ahead of the Tender stage. The details for the procurement are subject to change following feedback from this market engagement, including start and end dates. Please note, the tender opportunity will be issued via the Home Office eSourcing Portal and bidders must therefore ensure they have registered: https://homeoffice.app.jaggaer.com/

Summary: The Home Office, through Border Security Command, intends to procure two large fast boats with road transport capable of launching and recovering them. The boats are required for maritime patrol operations and must include cabins and certification to Maritime and Coastguard Agency Area Category 2 requirements. The associated road transport comprises tractor units and trailers. Delivery and use will be across the United Kingdom. This is a goods procurement covering marine patrol vessels, road tractor units and trailers. The detailed requirement is expected to develop through further engagement, including consideration of market capability, technical constraints, resource limitations, commercial challenges and innovative approaches that could improve efficiency, reduce costs, vessel performance or compliance.

Artificial Intelligence as a Service Delivery Partner - Early Engagement Notice

Description: The Home Office will be adopting the Government Commercial Agency (GCA) Dynamic Purchasing System (RM6200) for Artificial Intelligence as the route to market. This market engagement notice is to notify the AI supplier community of the potential opportunity and to enable suppliers to register or align themselves via the GCA Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS). Therefore, to be able to submit a tender and participate, you must be registered as a supplier on the Dynamic Purchasing System ASAP. Please note that this can take up to 15 days; Be registered on the DPS by following the below link by COP 5th November 2026 https://supplierregistration.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/organisation/register The Home Office will pull a shortlist on 6th November 2026 based on the available suppliers being registered and available on the AI Dynamic Purchasing (read more...)

Summary: The Home Office is considering appointing an artificial intelligence delivery partner to maintain, enhance and develop its AI as a Service platform. The platform provides reusable AI services, multi-cloud infrastructure and an assured delivery model for business areas across the Home Office. The work covers programming, information technology planning and delivery, and strategic technology reviews. Potential applications include virtual assistants and chatbots, computer vision, natural language processing, machine learning, deep learning, generative AI, speech recognition, expert systems, data visualisation, reporting, data governance, predictive AI and enhanced decision support. Delivery is associated with the Home Office in London, with the stated delivery area also extending across the United Kingdom and internationally. The procurement is identified as suitable for SMEs and voluntary, community and social enterprises.

Public Sector Construction Works 2

Description: OVERVIEW: NHS Shared Business Services act in an Agency capacity for and on behalf of its customers (Approved Organisations) - existing and new. These comprise of NHS and Social Care organisations (whether acting individually, or on behalf of, or together as members of any consortia) along with any other public or private sector bodies which NHS SBS authorises to use the resulting Framework. Our Approved Organisation list can be found on: https://www.sbs.nhs.uk/services/framework-agreements-categories/ NHS SBS intends to put in place a Framework for Public Sector Construction Works 2. This includes the following Lots: * Lot 1 - Minor Works (PS0m to PS5m) - Regional * Lot 2 - Intermediate Works (PS5m to PS15m) - Regional * Lot 3 - Major Works (PS15m+) - National CALL FOR ACTION: Organisations that (read more...)

Summary: NHS Shared Business Services Limited plans to establish a national framework for public sector construction works on behalf of NHS, social care and other approved public or private sector organisations. The scope covers construction, refurbishment, demolition, maintenance and civil engineering projects across the UK, Guernsey, the Isle of Man and Jersey. Three work areas are planned: regional minor works, regional intermediate works, and nationally delivered major works. Minor works are expected to include simple projects, extensions and maintenance; intermediate works will cover moderately complex projects; major works will involve large-scale, complex construction and civil engineering with dedicated project teams and extensive management. The framework may be used by authorised NHS and wider public sector bodies.

PRJ_31046 - SuDS and Weather Monitoring Stations

Description: Westminster City Council (the Authority) is approaching the market to seek information regarding the provision of Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) monitoring and weather monitoring stations, including associated data management, visualisation, maintenance and reporting services. The information provided will be used to develop a procurement/tender activity and subsequent specification.

Summary: Westminster City Council is exploring suppliers for Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) monitoring and weather monitoring stations. The requirement is expected to cover the supply and operation of monitoring equipment, together with associated data management, visualisation, maintenance and reporting services. The purpose is to collect and manage information about drainage performance, surface water and weather conditions, supporting environmental monitoring and decision-making. The work is classified as environmental monitoring and consultancy services, including surface water pollution monitoring and control, drainage services, and weather stations (CPV 90733500). Delivery is intended across the United Kingdom. This is a service requirement rather than a construction project, although suppliers may need to support installed monitoring infrastructure and related field activities.

Moss Side Farm Hunts Restoration 2026

Description: Peatland restoration works on lowland ex arable land

Summary: Natural England is procuring peatland restoration works on lowland former arable land at Moss Side Farm. The requirement falls within agricultural, forestry and related land-management services. The work is categorised as services and is intended to restore peatland on land previously used for arable farming, requiring practical delivery in the North West of England. The opportunity is a single requirement rather than a multi-lot programme. It will suit organisations whose work covers peatland, habitat or wetland restoration, agricultural land management, ecological improvement or closely related environmental services. The buying organisation is Natural England, a central government public authority. Suppliers should assess whether their operational coverage and experience extend to restoration work on former arable land and whether they can deliver the specified outcomes at the Moss Side Farm site.

PRJ_31046 - SuDS and Weather Monitoring Stations

Description: Westminster City Council (the Authority) is approaching the market to seek information regarding the provision of Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) monitoring and weather monitoring stations, including associated data management, visualisation, maintenance and reporting services. The information provided will be used to develop a procurement/tender activity and subsequent specification.

Summary: Westminster City Council is exploring suppliers for Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) monitoring and weather monitoring stations. The requirement is expected to cover the supply and operation of monitoring equipment, together with associated data management, visualisation, maintenance and reporting services. The purpose is to collect and manage information about drainage performance, surface water and weather conditions, supporting environmental monitoring and decision-making. The work is classified as environmental monitoring and consultancy services, including surface water pollution monitoring and control, drainage services, and weather stations (CPV 90733500). Delivery is intended across the United Kingdom. This is a service requirement rather than a construction project, although suppliers may need to support installed monitoring infrastructure and related field activities.