Reed Wellbeing: Healthier You Services Expression of Interest

Description: Reed Wellbeing is a national provider of evidence-based behavioural change services on behalf of the NHS and both local and national government. Our experience includes delivering locally integrated, preventative health services that target health inequality and embed positive healthy lifestyle change. We've been helping people improve their lives since 2015, with our mission to positively transform people and their communities. With our help people improve their health, become better connected with local services, and utilise existing community-assets. Our successful approach is achieved through working in genuine partnership with local, community delivery partners, primary and secondary health services and wider stakeholders to engage those in greatest need and support them to achieve their goals. Reed Wellbeing intends to bid for the NHS England's Healthier You Services which will provide (read more...)

Summary: Reed in Partnership Limited, based in London, is seeking expressions of interest for the Healthier You Services in England under the NHS's initiative, centred on the CPV code 85100000 for health services. This tender, currently in the tender stage, invites applications for the NHS Healthier You Services, including programmes like the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme and Behavioural Support for Obesity Prescribing. The procurement process employs an open procedure and aims at engaging both statutory and non-statutory health providers. Interested parties must submit their expressions of interest by the deadline of 23 January 2026, with the contract period expected to commence on 1 August 2026 and conclude on 31 August 2029.

Courtauld Strand Campus - Construction Management

Description: The Courtauld is planning to redevelop the East Wing of its current campus linking it to additional buildings at 152 - 158 The Strand. Accordingly the Courtauld intends to seek competitive proposals for a Construction Manager to amongst other services provide: Pre-construction advice and methodology Procure on behalf of the employer Trade Contractors to undertake the works. Trades likely to include: Demolition including forming complex openings and Facade retention Substructure works Steel frame Concrete works Carpentry Traditional roofing Balustrading Fine decorations Mechanical & Electrical Services Lift installations Security systems Cranage Scaffold Management of works by Trade Contractors including rectification of defects Financial management to ensure project delivered within budget. The client is procuring a soft strip package separately and it is intended this will commence in April 2025. (read more...)

Summary: The Courtauld Institute of Art is planning a significant redevelopment of its Strand Campus, specifically targeting the East Wing with extensions to nearby buildings on The Strand in London. The procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with an anticipated service commencement in April 2025. The project involves diverse construction-related services, including pre-construction advice, demolition, façade retention, and various structural works, among others, with the hard demolition set to begin in August 2026 and the entire construction expected to complete by 2028. This project is open for competitive proposals under an open procurement method classified within the "Construction management services" category, and interested parties should note key deadlines, such as the tender period ending on 27th March 2026 and the enquiry period closing on 6th March 2026. The projected value for the construction management contract is approximately £4.9 million, excluding VAT.

Courtauld Strand Campus - Soft Strip

Description: The Courtauld Strand Campus project will encompass the following key activities: Soft Strip Out: Removal of internal non-structural elements as detailed on the attached outline scope documents: Asbestos: Safe and compliant removal of any identified asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) in accordance with all relevant regulations as necessary to carry out detailed strip out above. Waste Management: Responsible removal and disposal of all waste materials, with a focus on recycling and environmental sustainability. Site Clearance: Comprehensive cleaning and preparation of the floors for future works. Demolition prep: light demolition work to prep for future works.

Summary: The Courtauld Institute of Art, in collaboration with AECOM Limited and Gardiner & Theobald LLP, is in the planning stage of a procurement process for a project titled "Courtauld Strand Campus - Soft Strip" in London, UK. The project involves structured removal and clearance of non-structural elements, asbestos management, and site preparation for future works. This process is classified under the industry category of "Demolition, site preparation and clearance work." A briefing document for market engagement is available, with deadlines for engagement materials due by 5th January 2026. The project is valued at a gross amount of £3,000,000, with activities intended to commence on 1st April 2026 and conclude by 31st July 2026.

Evaluation of the Our Screen Heritage Programme

Description: The BFI National Archive wishes to commission an evaluation of its Our Screen Heritage programme funded by the Screen Heritage Fund. The evaluation will assess the design, implementation, outputs, outcomes, value for money, and both social and economic impact of the programme, as well as produce a set of recommendation to enable the next iteration of screen heritage work for the BFI National Archive towards the BFI Screen Culture 2033 10-year strategy and the aims of the BFI Screen Heritage Fund .

Summary: The British Film Institute (BFI) has initiated a tender process for the "Evaluation of the Our Screen Heritage Programme," scheduled for completion by January 23, 2026. This evaluation is part of a broader 10-year strategy to enhance the BFI's Screen Heritage work. The BFI, located at 21 Stephen Street, London, is a public authority operating under the sub-central government classification. The procurement falls within the services category, specifically focusing on research and development and business consultancy services. It is being conducted through an open competition, with the procurement method specified as "Below threshold - open competition." Interested parties have until January 16, 2026, to submit enquiries, with the actual tender submission ending on January 23, 2026.

P2025-227 - Digital Supply Chain Hub - Virtual Hub Platform Development and Maintenance

Description: The Digital Supply Chain Hub Virtual Hub is an existing platform delivered by an external supplier. It currently hosts several features including dashboards, learning modules, matchmaking tools, forums, and a toolbox of digital supply chain resources. Digital Catapult requires market input to understand: * capability to continue development and maintenance of the Virtual Hub platform * capability to support or deliver a migration away from the incumbent architecture * appetite from suppliers to work within uncertain timelines due to unconfirmed funding * indicative costs for a range of delivery models * Programme continuation from April 2026 is not yet confirmed, and any procurement activity will be dependent on funding approval. Subject to funding confirmation, the indicative contract duration is 1 year, with an option to extend for two (read more...)

Summary: The Digital Catapult, a public authority under the sub-central government in the UK, is undertaking a procurement process for the "Digital Supply Chain Hub - Virtual Hub Platform Development and Maintenance". This tender is classified within the IT services industry, including consulting, software development, and support, and encompasses projects based in the United Kingdom. Currently in the planning stage, the procurement seeks market input through a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) ahead of a potential formal tender process, contingent upon funding confirmation by April 2026. Interested suppliers must complete the PME Response Questionnaire by 14th January 2026, with the indicative contract providing services from 1st April 2026, potentially extending through a maximum duration to 31st March 2029.

Kilburn High Road Construction Works Market Engagement

Description: The London Borough of Camden is undertaking early market engagement ahead of a planned tender for major public realm and highway improvement works along Kilburn High Road. The aim is to gather insight from the market to shape the upcoming procurement, understand supplier capacity and capability, and explore innovative approaches to delivery, sustainability, and social value. The Kilburn High Road corridor is a significant strategic route and a busy town centre serving Camden, Brent, and Westminster. As part of the Better, Safer Kilburn programme, funded through Transport for London's Borough Safer Streets initiative, the planned works will focus on improving road safety, accessibility, and environmental quality. The scheme supports enhanced active travel, improved public spaces, and increased biodiversity.

Summary: The London Borough of Camden is currently in the planning stage for a major public procurement initiative titled "Kilburn High Road Construction Works Market Engagement". This procurement relates to the works industry category and is situated in the London region, specifically along the Kilburn High Road corridor. As part of the Better, Safer Kilburn programme, funded by Transport for London's Borough Safer Streets initiative, this project aims to enhance road safety, accessibility, and environmental quality. Preliminary market engagement is scheduled to conclude by 15th January 2026, with the formal tender process expected to begin in the subsequent months leading up to a planned project start on 1st March 2027. The procurement is substantial, with a gross budget of £7,200,000 allocated for these construction works.

Hillingdon Retreat Crisis House

Description: Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL) is carrying out a preliminary market engagement exercise in preparation for a formal procurement of the Hillingdon Crisis House. The Trust seeks to engage with suppliers capable of providing a six bedded Crisis House within the London Borough of Hillingdon. This will provide up to 5 days respite for up to 6 people at any one time, who are experiencing a mental health crisis but do not require in-patient admission or detention under S136 or any other section of the Mental Health Act 1983. It will be a flexible, responsive, person-centred support for individuals aged 18 and over from the boroughs of Hillingdon, Harrow and Brent. It will be open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The (read more...)

Summary: The Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process for the Hillingdon Retreat Crisis House. This initiative is categorised under residential health facilities services within the healthcare sector. It aims to establish a six-bed facility providing crisis respite care in the London Borough of Hillingdon. The planned procurement process invites feedback via a market engagement survey, which closes on 23rd January 2026, with a full tender notice expected by 16th February 2026. The contract is set to start on 1st October 2026 and potentially extend till 2030. This pre-tender engagement is critical for understanding market interest and ensuring the project is financially viable, contributing to the NHS's efforts to reduce strain on emergency and inpatient services.

Penrose Learning Trust - Grounds Maintenance Services Tender

Description: Penrose Learning Trust is a group of Schools that firmly subscribes to their mission of excellence through collaboration to provide the best possible outcomes for all learners. Schools that work within the Trust have a culture of sharing best practice, supporting each other when times are tough and allowing staff to use their skills and talents across the Trust to not only raise the bar but to develop Staff to use their talents to help others succeed. The Trust are seeking Grounds Maintenance service providers to tender for the provision of all grounds maintenance services presently delivered within all Schools, which currently includes maintenance of grassed areas, sports pitch marking and maintenance of shrub and plant borders. The contract will be for three years in duration, with the (read more...)

Summary: The Penrose Learning Trust, a public authority within the sub-central government category, is conducting a tender for grounds maintenance services in East Bergholt, near Colchester, UK. The tender, titled "Penrose Learning Trust - Grounds Maintenance Services Tender," is actively seeking proposals for services such as maintenance of grassed areas and sports pitch marking. This contract, set to begin on 1st August 2026, will last for three years with a potential two-year extension. The procurement process employs an open competitive flexible procedure with key stages including a PSQ, initial shortlisting, ITT, and presentation stage. Businesses must express their interest by 16th January 2026, and the contract is expected to be awarded by 1st June 2026.

002736 British Library CCTV Camera Upgrades

Description: Supply of state-of-the-art IP CCTV cameras to upgrade the British Library's legacy camera equipment and integrate with the existing PSIM software The contract shall be awarded in its entirety to one supplier and will not be let in lots due to the economic and practical efficiencies presented by a single contract delivery model as set out in the ITT documents. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Surveillance-and-security-systems-and-devices./68XPX7GX9E To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/68XPX7GX9E

Summary: The British Library, acting as the central government public authority, is seeking to enhance its surveillance systems through the procurement of state-of-the-art IP CCTV cameras. Located in London, the procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with the tender period closing on 23 January 2026. This project, titled "002736 British Library CCTV Camera Upgrades", falls under the category of Surveillance and Security Systems and Devices. The contracting process is facilitated through an open procurement method, ensuring transparency and competitive participation. Key deadlines include an enquiry period ending on 16 January 2026 and an award period concluding on 11 February 2026.

002750 Living Knowledge Network Portable Activity Unit

Description: The British Library is seeking suppliers to design and produce a portable activity unit to hold and display all accompanying resources for Living Knowledge Network (LKN) panel exhibitions which will also serve as a clear signpost to the LKN exhibition and provide clear British Library branding. Please download the Tender documents for the full details on this Tender exercise. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Exhibition-equipment./X6BKXV9U3H To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/X6BKXV9U3H

Summary: The British Library is currently in the tender stage for its "Living Knowledge Network Portable Activity Unit", which falls under the exhibition equipment industry category. Located in London, United Kingdom, this procurement process invites suppliers to design and produce a portable activity unit that will display resources for Living Knowledge Network panel exhibitions, while prominently featuring British Library branding. The tender adopts an open procurement method, characterised by below-threshold, open competition. Interested parties should note the key deadline for submissions, which is set for 23rd January 2026. The enquiry period ends on 16th January 2026, offering an ample timeframe for clarifications.