Rowley Way Estate Heating Infrastructure Works (re-issue)

Description: Contract for a works contractor to undertake heating improvement works at Rowley Way Estate. The scheme involves the replacement and upgrade of the entire estate-wide heating system, including: o New external primary distribution pipework o Riser installation and upgrades within blocks o New internal heating systems (radiators and pipework) in both Better Homes and non-Better Homes dwellings o Fire-stopping and compartmentation measures (bespoke solutions as needed) o Validation and delivery of compliant mechanical ventilation (Part F Building Regulations) Page 2 to 10 o Removal and decommissioning of legacy systems o Asbestos surveys and safe removal works associated with heating and riser installations, as required.

Summary: The London Borough of Camden is initiating a procurement process for the project titled "Rowley Way Estate Heating Infrastructure Works (re-issue)," focusing on building installation work. This contract involves substantial upgrading and replacement of heating systems at Rowley Way Estate, London. The current procurement stage is the tender phase, with a selective competitive procedure comprising of up to four stages. The expression of interest deadline is set for 20th February 2026, while the award period will conclude by 26th November 2026. The estimated contract value is £11,399,999 excluding VAT. The work is to be conducted in the region identified as UKI31, with the project categorised under the works industry sector.

Dental Consumables Service

Description: Provider to supply improved patient experience and patient care by supporting the provision of tailored/ specialist dental consumables to patients

Summary: The University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH) is in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Dental Consumables Service", classified under the dental practice and related services industry category. The procurement focuses on the provision of tailored and specialist dental consumables to patients, aiming to improve patient experience and care. Located at the Royal National ENT & Eastman Dental Hospital, this opportunity involves a broad geographical service area due to the hospital's extensive referral base. Although this is not a formal call for competition, expressions of interest should be submitted by 6 February 2026. The procurement is covered under the GPA, with the communication channel set up through a dedicated tool for future notices.

Rowley Way Estate Heating Infrastructure Works (re-issue)

Description: Contract for a works contractor to undertake heating improvement works at Rowley Way Estate. The scheme involves the replacement and upgrade of the entire estate-wide heating system, including: o New external primary distribution pipework o Riser installation and upgrades within blocks o New internal heating systems (radiators and pipework) in both Better Homes and non-Better Homes dwellings o Fire-stopping and compartmentation measures (bespoke solutions as needed) o Validation and delivery of compliant mechanical ventilation (Part F Building Regulations) Page 2 to 10 o Removal and decommissioning of legacy systems o Asbestos surveys and safe removal works associated with heating and riser installations, as required.

Summary: The London Borough of Camden is seeking a contractor for the Rowley Way Estate Heating Infrastructure Works, a significant project under the works category. This effort involves the comprehensive upgrade and replacement of the estate-wide heating system, including primary distribution pipework, riser installations, and internal heating systems, along with fire-stopping measures, and asbestos removal as required. Located in London, the procurement process is currently at the tender stage. The expression of interest deadline is set for 20th February 2026, and the contract period will begin on 1st December 2026 and conclude by 30th November 2029. This tender, conducted under a competitive flexible procedure, represents a gross contract value of £13,680,000 GBP.

The Lighthouse UCLH Evaluation

Description: The Lighthouse is the first UK Child House, a multi-professional Barnahus model service for CYP who have experienced child sexual abuse and a national leader in the field. The Lighthouse provides a holistic health assessment and medical support, emotional support and therapeutic interventions, advocacy and police interviews led by clinical psychologists. The service is seeking external evaluation support to review internal processes and policies and submit a written report to ensure a thorough and appropriate ethical process exists. This should be in line with the Barnahus Standards, NICE guidance, Think Family, Trauma-Informed Care and addressing Equality, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.

Summary: The public procurement process for the "The Lighthouse UCLH Evaluation" is managed by University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Focusing on health services within the central government public authority sector, the evaluation seeks to review and enhance internal processes of The Lighthouse, a UK Child House employing the Barnahus model. Located in London, the tender process is currently active, with the tender period concluding on 6th February 2026. This open competition falls below the threshold and invites written proposals, which must be submitted electronically. Interested parties can submit enquiries until 30th January 2026, with the contract expected to run from 1st April to 31st August 2026.

Developments Legal Services Framework

Description: Places for People Group are seeking applications from qualified and experienced legal firms to be appointed to a 4-year framework agreement. The framework agreement will consist of 3 Lots providing legal services for the Developments division of the business, in a cost effective and efficient way for the next 4 years, ending in 2030. This will ensure stability of service delivery and provide an element of cost certainty for the business. The areas of service required will be for England, Wales and Scotland, consequently we have decided to split lots into services based on region. There are 3 lots in total and will consist of: England and Wales - Lot 1- Developments General (5 firms to be appointed) Lot 2- Developments Disputes (3 firms to be appointed) Scotland (read more...)

Summary: Places for People Group Limited, a sub-central government public authority based in London, is seeking applications for a Developments Legal Services Framework. This procurement process is at the tender stage, with the submission deadline set for 11 February 2026. The contract, under an open procedure, will run from May 2026 to April 2030 and involves legal services for developments across England, Wales, and Scotland. The framework is structured into three lots: Developments General (England and Wales), Development Disputes (England and Wales), and Developments General and Disputes (Scotland), with an estimated contract value of £28 million over the term.

Commercial Property Management

Description: The objective for this framework is to appoint a new supplier to manage PfP's commercial properties. This framework will offer two levels of service: a Core Service Requirements, covering first point of contact, rent collection, and insurance management; and optional Additional Service Requirements, which include reviewing new and existing leases, negotiating rent reviews, and liaising with letting agents. To view this notice, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=1006768804

Summary: The public procurement process being conducted by Commercial Property Management, based in London, seeks to appoint a supplier to manage the organisation's commercial properties under a new framework. The tender, titled "Commercial Property Management," falls under the industry category of real estate services with specific emphasis on commercial and industrial property services. This open procurement procedure has a tender period ending on the 19th of February 2026 and aims to establish a framework agreement without reopening competition, running from May 2026 until April 2030. Interested parties can submit their proposals in English via the specified electronic submission method ahead of the deadline, with the enquiry period concluding on the 17th of February 2026.

Tybalds Estate Regeneration

Description: The London Borough of Camden are seeking to appoint and work with a Design and Build contractor who has a successful proven track record of constructing mixed-use development in urban environments, on constrained sites. The Contractor will need experience of delivering new build, mixed-use regeneration schemes developed around existing buildings where stakeholder and resident engagement is crucial. These requirements will need to be demonstrated and substantiated where Contractors are invited to selection questionnaire. Tybalds Estate regeneration is included in Camden's Community Investment Programme (CIP). This programme seeks to provide new Council and affordable homes and new and improved education and community facilities through the development of existing land and assets and the raising of cross-funding through land disposals and homes for sale. High quality and environmental standards are (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Camden is currently in the planning stage for the "Tybalds Estate Regeneration" project, which is a part of Camden's Community Investment Programme. The project focuses on the regeneration of mixed-use developments in urban environments within the Tybalds Estate area of London. The procurement process, initiated on 14th January 2026, involves selecting a Design and Build contractor with expertise in new build, mixed-use schemes that integrate with existing structures. Key dates include a due diligence milestone set for 30th January 2026, and future contract communications expected on 16th February 2026. The contract period is planned from 30th June 2026 to 30th June 2031, focusing on building construction work under the main category of works.

Independent Technical Review - Rail Construction Operating Methodology (Professional Services)

Description: Ferrovial - Bam Rail Systems Joint Venture (FBRS JV) is advertising the following subcontract opportunity: FBRS JV is seeking an experienced rail systems subject matter expert to undertake an independent technical review of a draft construction and operations methodology document for HS2 Rail Systems works. This commission is for a specialist professional services provider with demonstrable experience in UK rail operations, construction interfaces, and operational safety management.

Summary: Ferrovial BAM Rail Systems is seeking to engage an independent technical review for a draft construction and operations methodology document concerning HS2 Rail Systems works. This opportunity falls under the professional services category within the railway construction works industry, with additional classification in engineering design services and track rails. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with the tender period closing on 28th January 2026. Services will be delivered across London, the West Midlands, and the South East of the United Kingdom. The contract period is scheduled from 3rd March 2026 to 1st May 2026, with an estimated value ranging from £5,000 to £15,000.

Market Engagement for the retender of the Mental Health Supported Living - Women only provision

Description: Camden are conducting another market engagement event for a service in the Mental Health Supported Living Pathway. As stated in the Notice for Mental Health Supported Living Phase 1, published on 15th October 2025 (reference:2025/S 000-065676), Camden Council was unable to award the contract for Lot 3, the new Mental Health Supported Living Women only provision that went out to tender in 2025. Following this outcome, the Council undertook an open market survey to gather insight and feedback with providers, to help understand views on the proposed service model and specification. This engagement has been extremely valuable and has informed a refined service and cost model. In particular, feedback highlighted that the financial envelope was a significant barrier to delivering the quality, outcomes and workforce sustainability expected. The (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Camden is in the planning stage for retendering the Mental Health Supported Living - Women only provision under the main procurement category of "services." This involves a "lightTouch" procurement regime, and it is above the threshold. The focus is on locations within the UK, with the engagement scheduled for an online market event on 27th January 2026, from 2.00pm to 3.00pm. The procurement process is guided by the rights set forth in the legal basis of the UKPGA 2023/54. Camden's initial tender process in 2025 was unsuccessful, sparking renewed market engagement to refine the service and cost model for future success. Sandra Gayle is the primary contact person, reachable via email and telephone, should interested parties require further details.

IT Service Management tool (ITSM)

Description: Places for People (PfP) seeks to acquire and implement an industry-leading IT Service Management (ITSM) platform that meets both current and future business requirements. PfP currently operates an in-house service management platform, LogIT, which is no longer capable of supporting growing business needs. The existing system lacks essential capabilities, including automation, integration, service catalogue visibility, configuration management, analytics, and knowledge management. Integration with existing tools and platforms including but not limited to Intune, Entra ID, Active Directory, Observability (LogicMonitor) and compatibility with a market leading ITAM solution. Implementation of modules: Incident, Change and Release Management, Problem, Configuration Management Database (CMDB), Known Error Database (KEDB), Service Catalogue, Knowledge Management. Interrogation of system configuration. Interrogation of professional training for three (3) IT Ops colleagues to maintain and operate chosen solution. (read more...)

Summary: The Places For People Group is currently in the Tender Update stage for a public procurement contract titled "IT Service Management tool (ITSM)", seeking solutions in the industry category of software packages and information systems. Based in London, UK, they are looking to implement a comprehensive ITSM platform to replace their existing system and address growing business needs. The procurement method is open and follows a competitive flexible procedure under the Procurement Act 2023. Key details include an expression of interest deadline on 6th February 2026 and an enquiry period ending on 30th January 2026. The contract's estimated value is £600,000 base, rising to £720,000 gross.