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Prisoners Building Homes - Professional, Technical and Programme Delivery Support Services

Description: 1. Background Local Partnerships is the host organisation for Prisoners Building Homes (PBH), a government programme bringing together housing delivery and rehabilitation outcomes. PBH works with public-sector organisations to unlock land for high-quality, affordable homes while creating employment, training and skills opportunities for people in prison and post-release. PBH supports organisations across the housing development lifecycle, including site identification and assessment, feasibility, planning, procurement and construction support. The PBH programme is growing and Local Partnerships is considering procuring external professional, technical and programme-delivery capability to supplement the PBH team and provide flexible capacity as the housing pipeline develops. This Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) will inform the scope, structure, commercial model and procurement strategy for any future requirement. No final procurement structure has been determined. 2. Purpose and Delivery (read more...)

Summary: Local Partnerships LLP, host of the Prisoners Building Homes (PBH) programme, is exploring external professional, technical and programme-delivery support for housing development across the United Kingdom. The services would supplement the PBH team as its pipeline grows, helping public-sector organisations unlock land for high-quality, affordable homes alongside rehabilitation outcomes. Potential work spans portfolio and site assessment; feasibility, viability, design and planning; development, programme and project management; commercial advice and procurement; quantity surveying; construction support; Employer’s Agent and contract administration; and completion and handover. An integrated delivery team would coordinate these disciplines across multiple sites and clients. Technology, data, automation and standardised processes may support assessment, prioritisation, workflow, reporting and systems integration. Management of justice-involved people and PBH workforce integration remain with PBH and are outside the external scope.

Specialist Technical and Commercial Advisory for Rail and Other Transport Systems Framework (STARFour)

Description: In line with its commitment to increasing investment in the UK's transport infrastructure, the Department for Transport ("DfT") requires ongoing access to high-quality, specialist technical and commercial advice services. This need is currently fulfilled through the STARThree Framework, which succeeded the Specialist Technical Advisory for Rail (STARTwo) Framework--both managed by the Department's Group Commercial Directorate ("GCD"). DfT is now procuring the Specialist Technical & Commercial Advice for Rail & Other Transport Systems Framework (the "STARFour Framework") to succeed the STARThree Framework (expiring 30 July 2027). The STARFour Framework will be a multi-lot, multi-supplier framework designed to provide specialist technical and commercial advice to support rail and wider transport programmes and projects. The STARFour Framework will provide DfT and other qualifying bodies (as detailed below) with access to niche (read more...)

Summary: The Department for Transport is procuring the STARFour Framework for specialist technical and commercial advice supporting rail and wider transport programmes and projects across the United Kingdom. It is a multi-lot, multi-supplier framework for DfT and other qualifying public bodies. Lot 1 covers transport strategy, planning, economic forecasting, operations, performance, commercial advice, infrastructure and asset advice, and project and programme management. Lot 2 covers rail and other transport system agency advice, including interim transport advisers, panel and review teams, and specialist recruitment campaigns and strategies. The requirement includes strategic planning, business cases, modelling, operational mobilisation, commercial and technical due diligence, engineering, environmental advice, and programme delivery support.

Defence Talent - Pipeline Notice

Description: The Authority is exploring options for the future support to the delivery of its recruitment and talent-related services. The future service is intended to support flexible, specialist and often lower volume recruitment and talent requirements across Defence

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is exploring a future service to support recruitment and talent-related requirements across Defence. The scope is flexible, specialist and often lower-volume recruitment and talent support, including job-search and employee-relocation services. It also appears to involve software and technical services: administration, enterprise resource planning and database software, programming, software supply and software maintenance. The requirement is classified as a service and is intended for Defence-wide use rather than a single site. The buyer is the Ministry of Defence, a central government authority. Suppliers able to combine recruitment and talent expertise with supporting digital platforms, systems integration or managed software services may find the scope relevant.

Defence Talent - Pipeline Notice

Description: The Authority is exploring options for the future support to the delivery of its recruitment and talent-related services. The future service is intended to support flexible, specialist and often lower volume recruitment and talent requirements across Defence

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is exploring a future service to support recruitment and talent-related requirements across Defence. The scope is flexible, specialist and often lower-volume recruitment and talent support, including job-search and employee-relocation services. It also appears to involve software and technical services: administration, enterprise resource planning and database software, programming, software supply and software maintenance. The requirement is classified as a service and is intended for Defence-wide use rather than a single site. The buyer is the Ministry of Defence, a central government authority. Suppliers able to combine recruitment and talent expertise with supporting digital platforms, systems integration or managed software services may find the scope relevant.

Payroll Services for Germany Network 2026

Description: Provision of payroll services to the British Embassy Berlin and Germany Network.

Summary: The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office is procuring personnel and payroll services for the British Embassy Berlin and the wider Germany Network. The requirement is for a supplier to provide payroll administration supporting the organisation’s staff and operations in Germany. This is a services contract rather than a goods supply or construction project. The work is centred on Berlin and extends across the Germany Network, so relevant suppliers should be able to deliver payroll services for a geographically distributed public-sector organisation in Germany. The buying organisation is the UK central government department responsible for the procurement and for the embassy and network receiving the service.

Home Office Subject Access Request Unit (SARU) Redesign Project: End-to-End Information Rights Case Management Platform and Managed Service

Description: The Home Office anticipates conducting a procurement for an end-to-end digital case-management platform and associated configuration, integration, migration, implementation, transition and managed-service capability for the Subject Access Request Unit. Subject Access Requests are the primary driver for the requirement, although the proposed solution is also expected to support Freedom of Information requests and Parliamentary Questions through configurable workflows and shared core case-management capability. The proposed requirement may include: - a configurable and secure case-management platform; - customer submission and identity-verification capability or integration; - configurable workflows, case administration, deadline management and auditability; - document handling, processing and redaction capability; - management information and operational reporting; - integration with Authority-approved services, systems and platforms; - configuration, implementation and testing; - migration from existing systems and repositories; - training, transition, (read more...)

Summary: The Home Office is planning an end-to-end digital case-management platform and managed service for its Subject Access Request Unit. Subject Access Requests are the main use case, with the proposed solution also supporting Freedom of Information requests and Parliamentary Questions through configurable workflows and shared case-management functions. The scope may cover a secure configurable platform, customer submission and identity verification, workflow and deadline management, audit trails, document processing and redaction, reporting, integrations with approved Home Office systems, implementation, testing, migration, training, transition, go-live, service stabilisation, ongoing support, maintenance, security, resilience, and exit support. This is an information technology and software implementation and support service (CPV 72000000). Delivery is across the United Kingdom.

prj_16438 - Legal Publications Framework Agreement 2027

Description: The Ministry of Justice (MoJ), on behalf of the Judicial Office and the Judicial Library and Information Service (jLIS), is currently exploring the future provision of legal publications, and invites the market to participate in preliminary market engagement prior to any procurement process. The services being considered include those currently provided under the current Legal Publications Framework Agreement, including the supply of printed legal books, journals, subscriptions, and eBooks to support the judiciary and wider justice sector. The Judicial Library and Information Service (jLIS) supports the judiciary by providing access to legal publications, legal information resources and related services required for the effective administration of justice. jLIS sits within the Judicial Office and supports judges and legal advisers across England and Wales. Further information can be found on (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Justice, on behalf of the Judicial Office and Judicial Library and Information Service, is exploring a framework agreement for legal publications. The requirement covers supplying printed legal books, printed matter, journals, subscriptions and eBooks, together with related legal information resources and services. These resources would support judges, legal advisers and the wider justice sector in the effective administration of justice. The Judicial Library and Information Service sits within the Judicial Office and supports the judiciary across England and Wales. The goods are classified as publications (CPV 22120000), including printed books and related printed products. Delivery is intended across the United Kingdom, with the services supporting justice activity in England and Wales.

Home Office Subject Access Request Unit (SARU) Redesign Project: End-to-End Information Rights Case Management Platform and Managed Service

Description: The Home Office anticipates conducting a procurement for an end-to-end digital case-management platform and associated configuration, integration, migration, implementation, transition and managed-service capability for the Subject Access Request Unit. Subject Access Requests are the primary driver for the requirement, although the proposed solution is also expected to support Freedom of Information requests and Parliamentary Questions through configurable workflows and shared core case-management capability. The proposed requirement may include: - a configurable and secure case-management platform; - customer submission and identity-verification capability or integration; - configurable workflows, case administration, deadline management and auditability; - document handling, processing and redaction capability; - management information and operational reporting; - integration with Authority-approved services, systems and platforms; - configuration, implementation and testing; - migration from existing systems and repositories; - training, transition, (read more...)

Summary: The Home Office is planning an end-to-end digital case-management platform and managed service for its Subject Access Request Unit. Subject Access Requests are the main use case, with the proposed solution also supporting Freedom of Information requests and Parliamentary Questions through configurable workflows and shared case-management functions. The scope may cover a secure configurable platform, customer submission and identity verification, workflow and deadline management, audit trails, document processing and redaction, reporting, integrations with approved Home Office systems, implementation, testing, migration, training, transition, go-live, service stabilisation, ongoing support, maintenance, security, resilience, and exit support. This is an information technology and software implementation and support service (CPV 72000000). Delivery is across the United Kingdom.

Unified Operational Analytics

Description: The contracting Authority ('Authority') in relation to this notice is the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC), on behalf of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) are seeking to engage with potential suppliers on a significant and strategic procurement covering the delivery of operational analytics to support a broad range of policing-specific use cases. The programme will be known as Unified Operational Analytics (UOA). UOA aims to source an enterprise solution to embed market leading analytical tools and capabilities directly into core operational workflows, rather than point-solutions targeting separate and siloed functions that result in slow change cycles. The solution will need to deliver real time operational insight, advanced analytics, and faster decision making at the point where they have the greatest impact (read more...)

Summary: The Metropolitan Police Service is planning Unified Operational Analytics, an enterprise data and analytics service for policing. The requirement is intended to bring analytical tools into core operational workflows rather than provide separate, siloed point solutions. It may include rapid integration of diverse and legacy systems; connections to structured and unstructured data; real-time operational insight; advanced analytics; full data provenance; AI-supported summarisation; and faster delivery of tools and insights to frontline and operational teams. The service is expected to support complex work, decision-making, productivity and a range of policing-specific use cases. Delivery is planned across England, including London and the North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, South East and South West. This is a services procurement covering software and IT services.

Property & Building Services for the Bank of England's Debden Site

Description: The Bank has a requirement for a main works contractor to carry out the following at the Bank's Debden site: -Installation of hybrid ASHP replacing existing LTHW boilers with electric boilers and additional heat recovery systems -Implementation of air flow optimisation to HVAC systems -Improved lighting control and energy efficient luminaires through the site -Improved metering and building control systems -Life cycle replacements comprising replacement of electrical switchgear (air circuit breakers), replacement of smoke/fire damper actuators, and roof repairs -Maintenance of building fabric to maintain building integrity and security Further details in relation to the works are set out in the Associated Tender Documents. Due to the sensitive nature of documentation, interested suppliers are required to complete a non-disclosure agreement in order to access the Associated Tender Documents. (read more...)

Summary: The Bank of England is procuring a main works contractor for upgrades at its Debden site. The works cover installation of hybrid air-source heat pumps to replace existing boilers, electric boilers and additional heat-recovery systems; optimisation of HVAC airflow; improved lighting controls and energy-efficient luminaires; upgraded metering and building controls; and lifecycle replacements. These include electrical switchgear, smoke and fire damper actuators and roof repairs. The contract also includes maintenance of the building fabric to protect the site’s integrity and security. This is a building, electrical and heating, ventilation and air-conditioning works opportunity. The procurement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises. The site is sensitive, so access to associated tender documents requires a non-disclosure agreement.