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1047912512 2026-SUS-001 Consultancy Support for a Rail Industry Social Impact Report

Description: RSSB seeks to procure research consultancy support to help shape both the report itself and the underlying evidence base. The work is expected to be delivered in two linked workstreams: one focused on the structure, narrative and presentation of the report; and one focused on capturing, collating and organising data from across the rail sector. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Research-services./YK66U5S75Z To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/YK66U5S75Z

Summary: The Rail Safety Standards Board (RSSB), based in London, is currently in the tender stage for a project titled "Consultancy Support for a Rail Industry Social Impact Report". This procurement falls under the services category, with a focus on research services, and has been classified as a public undertaking. The open competition procurement method is being utilised for this below-threshold tender. Interested parties must submit their proposals by the tender period deadline of 24th July 2026. The consultancy project, expected to begin on 1st September 2026 and conclude on 2nd March 2027, involves assisting RSSB in structuring, narrating, and presenting the report, as well as collecting and organising rail sector data.

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 advisory 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). The Department for Transport intends to publish the STARFour Framework, a fourth generation, closed, multi-lot framework agreement to succeed the STARThree Framework (expiring July 2027). However, this will be subject to approvals and market engagement feedback. STARFour will provide continued access to specialist technical and commercial advisory services across all transport sectors, supporting the Department, its ALBs, and other qualifying bodies. Building on the success of STARThree, the new framework will encourage (read more...)

Summary: The Department for Transport (DfT), located at Great Minster House, London, UK, is in the planning stage of launching the Specialist Technical and Commercial Advisory for Rail and Other Transport Systems Framework (STARFour). This procurement initiative falls under the services category, primarily targeting transport infrastructure. The preliminary market engagement for this multi-lot framework began on 2nd July 2026, with feedback requested by 28th January 2026. This framework aims to continue from the STARThree Framework, expiring in 2027, with procurement notices expected to be published around 20th July 2026.

Child Poverty Strategic Partnerships

Description: Introduction * This information note, along with the accompanying details, is being publicly shared via Find a Tender Service, making it accessible to all organisations in the market. * The purpose of this market engagement is to identify one or more partners who can work with the Department to help improve health outcomes for children living in poverty in England. * DHSC is specifically looking at collaborating on a "value in kind" basis with potential partners to deliver on the aims of the Child Poverty Strategy (https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/696646bc99fbdc498faecd98/child-poverty-strategy.pdf), published in December 2025. There is no dedicated funding available for a strategic partnership in this space. This is not a public procurement exercise, nor a paid partnership or sponsorship opportunity and as such it will not lead to the award (read more...)

Summary: The Department of Health & Social Care (DHSC), based in London, is actively seeking strategic partnerships to address child poverty's impact on health outcomes in England. This initiative, titled "Child Poverty Strategic Partnerships," falls under the services industry category, specifically health, social work, and related services, as indicated by the CPV codes. The procurement is currently at the planning stage, with a market engagement notice published to gather insights and explore collaboration opportunities. Responses to the market consultation questionnaire are due by 23:59 on 3rd August 2026. The contracts are expected to start on 4th August 2026 and run until 1st July 2030. The aim is to collaborate innovatively on a “value in kind” basis. Although not a traditional procurement exercise, this engagement outlines potential collaborations rather than a direct procurement process.

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 advisory 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). The Department for Transport intends to publish the STARFour Framework, a fourth generation, closed, multi-lot framework agreement to succeed the STARThree Framework (expiring July 2027). However, this will be subject to approvals and market engagement feedback. STARFour will provide continued access to specialist technical and commercial advisory services across all transport sectors, supporting the Department, its ALBs, and other qualifying bodies. Building on the success of STARThree, the new framework will encourage (read more...)

Summary: The Department for Transport (DfT), located at Great Minster House, London, UK, is in the planning stage of launching the Specialist Technical and Commercial Advisory for Rail and Other Transport Systems Framework (STARFour). This procurement initiative falls under the services category, primarily targeting transport infrastructure. The preliminary market engagement for this multi-lot framework began on 2nd July 2026, with feedback requested by 28th January 2026. This framework aims to continue from the STARThree Framework, expiring in 2027, with procurement notices expected to be published around 20th July 2026.

Nature-based interventions evidence review: ecosystem function, benefits, and nature-related risks

Description: Natural England's Natural Capital Team is seeking to commission an evidence review that examines the confidence with which nature-based interventions deliver specific ecosystem services and benefits from nature, and reduce nature related risks. The nature-based interventions used will build on the evidence on priority actions for nature recovery from the State of Natural Capital Report for England 2024: Risks to nature and why it matters. The review's objectives are to: - Assess confidence in the ecosystem service/benefit outcomes for the framework of nature-based interventions. - Support a clearer, evidence-led relationship between interventions and ecosystem function, services, and benefits. - Offer decision-useful evidence on nature-based interventions acting as nature-based solutions (NbS), which can be used by a large suite of sectors including, but not limited to: environmental practitioners, business, (read more...)

Summary: Natural England, a central government public authority, is currently managing a procurement process under the title "Nature-based interventions evidence review: ecosystem function, benefits, and nature-related risks." Located in London, this open competition is in the Tender stage with a deadline for submissions by 17 July 2026, at 5:00 PM BST. The procurement involves research and development services categorised under the industry of consultancy services, valued at £41,250 (excluding VAT). Interested parties are required to submit their quotations by email to the provided contact, following the guidelines detailed in the Request for Quotation (RFQ).

Child Poverty Strategic Partnerships

Description: Introduction * This information note, along with the accompanying details, is being publicly shared via Find a Tender Service, making it accessible to all organisations in the market. * The purpose of this market engagement is to identify one or more partners who can work with the Department to help improve health outcomes for children living in poverty in England. * DHSC is specifically looking at collaborating on a "value in kind" basis with potential partners to deliver on the aims of the Child Poverty Strategy (https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/696646bc99fbdc498faecd98/child-poverty-strategy.pdf), published in December 2025. There is no dedicated funding available for a strategic partnership in this space. This is not a public procurement exercise, nor a paid partnership or sponsorship opportunity and as such it will not lead to the award (read more...)

Summary: The Department of Health & Social Care (DHSC), based in London, is actively seeking strategic partnerships to address child poverty's impact on health outcomes in England. This initiative, titled "Child Poverty Strategic Partnerships," falls under the services industry category, specifically health, social work, and related services, as indicated by the CPV codes. The procurement is currently at the planning stage, with a market engagement notice published to gather insights and explore collaboration opportunities. Responses to the market consultation questionnaire are due by 23:59 on 3rd August 2026. The contracts are expected to start on 4th August 2026 and run until 1st July 2030. The aim is to collaborate innovatively on a “value in kind” basis. Although not a traditional procurement exercise, this engagement outlines potential collaborations rather than a direct procurement process.

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 is set to launch the "Public Sector Construction Works 2" procurement process, a planned framework spanning across NHS and other healthcare and public sector organisations. The process is in the planning update stage as of 2nd July 2026, coordinated by the NHS from 1 Bartholomew Close, London. This significant procurement, using an open procedure, aims to allocate up to £900 million across various construction sectors, specifically minor, intermediate, and major works extending over the United Kingdom, Guernsey, Isle of Man, and Jersey. Potential bidders should note a pre-procurement bidder webinar scheduled for 17th June 2026, which will clarify further procedural timelines and requirements. Interested parties must note the engagement timeline with the enquiry period ending on 28th September 2026, and the tender period closing on 19th October 2026.

Making safe roadside dangerous trees - Roudsea Wood and Mosses NNR 2026

Description: Arboricultural tree safety work - roadside - on a National Nature Reserve in South Cumbria

Summary: The contracting authority, Natural England, is seeking services for making safe roadside dangerous trees at the Roudsea Wood and Mosses National Nature Reserve in South Cumbria. This procurement process falls under the industry category of Land Management Services and is currently at the tender stage, with an open procurement method. Interested parties must submit their quotations by 12 midday on 24th July 2026, and any clarification queries should be directed via email. The main period for the contract is from 1st October 2026 to 4th December 2026, valued at £12,500 net.

ROOF CHILLER REPLACEMENT AT UCG PADDINGTON

Description: REPLACEMENT OF ROOF CHILLER UNITS AT PADDINGTON GREEN CAMPUS

Summary: The United Colleges Group, located at Paddington Green Campus in London, is seeking to replace roof chiller units at its facility. This tender falls under the category of works, specifically focusing on air-conditioning installation and mechanical engineering tasks. As of 2nd July 2026, the procurement is in the tender stage, with the opportunity being advertised through an open competition, below threshold method. Key dates to note include the enquiry period ending on 16th July 2026 and the deadline for submission of tenders on 22nd July 2026. Interested parties can access the details through the MultiQuote platform, and the contract is set to commence on 27th July 2026 and conclude on 30th September 2026.

Track, ride and glade management at Roudsea Wood and Mosses NNR

Description: Vegetation management on a National Nature Reserve in South Cumbria

Summary: Natural England is initiating an open procurement process for "Track, ride and glade management at Roudsea Wood and Mosses NNR", focused on land management services. The tender, part of the services industry category, seeks providers to manage vegetation at the National Nature Reserve located in South Cumbria, UK. The procurement method is an open competition below the threshold, with submissions due by 17:00 on 24th July 2026. The anticipated contract period spans from 1st September 2026 to 13th November 2026, providing a structured timeline for participants. Address any clarification questions to Jim Turner via the provided email contact.