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Screen Culture 2033 Interim Evaluation

Description: Screen Culture 2033 Strategy launched in September 2022. As of October 2026, we have completed the FAME Preliminary Review (Phase 1) and are now moving into the Interim Evaluation (Phase 2).

Summary: The British Film Institute is seeking research and consultancy services for the interim evaluation of its Screen Culture 2033 strategy. The strategy launched in September 2022; this evaluation is Phase 2, following the completed FAME Preliminary Review (Phase 1). The scope includes research consultancy, market research, and business and management consultancy. The procurement concerns evaluation of the strategy; the source gives no further breakdown of specific research activities or deliverables. The buying organisation is the British Film Institute, based in London. The work’s delivery location is not stated.

Framework for Call-down Technical Assistance - Engineering and Climate-Resilient Infrastructure Advisory Services (BRAVE-IS)

Description: DAI Global UK is seeking proposals from firms or consortia to provide engineering and climate-resilient infrastructure advisory services to the Building Resilience and Addressing Vulnerability to Emergencies - Institutional Strengthening (BRAVE-IS) programme in Pakistan. BRAVE-IS is a multi-year (2026-2029) technical assistance programme funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO). Background Pakistan's infrastructure is highly exposed to floods, extreme heat, drought, landslides and earthquakes. Government has introduced climate and disaster risk requirements into public investment planning, but institutions need specialist engineering support to apply them in how infrastructure is planned, designed, appraised and maintained. Scope BRAVE-IS will appoint a firm or consortium under a Time and Materials call-down framework, from which it can mobilise engineering experts and, where needed, complete delivery teams. Work will be commissioned (read more...)

Summary: DAI Global UK is seeking a firm or consortium to provide engineering and climate-resilient infrastructure advisory services to the BRAVE-IS institutional-strengthening programme in Pakistan. The work will help public institutions apply climate and disaster-risk requirements when planning, designing, appraising and maintaining infrastructure exposed to floods, extreme heat, drought, landslides and earthquakes. Services cover resilient infrastructure engineering and design; hydrology, hydraulics and flood-risk engineering; water resources, irrigation and drainage; infrastructure planning, appraisal and risk assessment; geospatial, digital and engineering software; and institutional strengthening and capacity development. Work will support government capability rather than replace it, and will be commissioned through individual task requests. Personnel will work in Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar and Gilgit, with travel elsewhere in Pakistan as needed.

Camden and Islington Navigator Service

Description: The Navigator Service provides intensive, trauma and gender informed support to people rough sleeping for longer periods and with high levels of needs in Camden. The service has operated for several years and achieves good outcomes, supporting people who Camden's primary outreach team are unable to reach given their broader remit and responsibilities. The service forms a vital component of Camden's Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2025-30, supporting work to reduce rough sleeping across the borough. The service assumes renewed importance due to their expertise in supporting people who are "long-term rough sleeping", a new national outcome framework measure Camden will be performance managed against by the Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government (MHCLG). The service is jointly commissioned with Islington Council. The service operates across both (read more...)

Summary: Camden and Islington councils are jointly commissioning a Navigator Service for people experiencing prolonged rough sleeping and with high support needs. The service provides intensive support informed by trauma and gender, including to people whom mainstream outreach teams are unable to reach. It supports the councils’ work to reduce rough sleeping and helps people whose circumstances take them across borough boundaries. Camden will manage the contract and receive the greater share of the service; Islington will contribute funding and support contract management. Delivery is across the London boroughs of Camden and Islington. This is a social work and related service, intended to replace an existing grant-funded arrangement with a contractual service.

Framework agreement for the provision of Dental Lab Services

Description: A lot-based competitive flexible procedure approach to creating an open framework under PA23 with an initial duration of 3 years. The framework will cover the following lots: Lot 1 - Fixed Prosthodontics Lot 2 - Removable Prosthodontics Lot 3 - Orthodontics Lot 4 - Restorative Dentistry

Summary: University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is procuring dental laboratory services through four specialisms: fixed prosthodontics, removable prosthodontics, orthodontics and restorative dentistry. The scope includes tooth- and implant-supported crowns, bridges and full-mouth reconstruction; dentures, retainers, splints and surgical or radiographic templates; fixed and removable orthodontic appliances; and dental and facial prostheses for patients undergoing treatment for head and neck lesions, including care around surgery, radiotherapy or chemotherapy. Restorative work may include prostheses for the nose, eye or ear, often retained by dental implants. Suppliers can compete for one or more of the four lots. The framework is for UCLH’s internal use, with work delivered in support of its hospital services in London.

Framework agreement for the provision of Dental Lab Services

Description: A lot-based competitive flexible procedure approach to creating an open framework under PA23 with an initial duration of 3 years. The framework will cover the following lots: Lot 1 - Fixed Prosthodontics Lot 2 - Removable Prosthodontics Lot 3 - Orthodontics Lot 4 - Restorative Dentistry

Summary: University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is procuring dental laboratory services through four specialisms: fixed prosthodontics, removable prosthodontics, orthodontics and restorative dentistry. The scope includes tooth- and implant-supported crowns, bridges and full-mouth reconstruction; dentures, retainers, splints and surgical or radiographic templates; fixed and removable orthodontic appliances; and dental and facial prostheses for patients undergoing treatment for head and neck lesions, including care around surgery, radiotherapy or chemotherapy. Restorative work may include prostheses for the nose, eye or ear, often retained by dental implants. Suppliers can compete for one or more of the four lots. The framework is for UCLH’s internal use, with work delivered in support of its hospital services in London.

Specialist Rail Systems Personnel

Description: FBJV is seeking an agency to provide specialist rail systems and assurance professionals to support a major UK high-speed rail infrastructure project. Required roles include: System Safety Engineer System Safety Support Engineer RAM Manager Interoperability Lead Environmental Manager Earthing & Bonding Engineer EMC Engineer Cyber Security Specialist Software Requirements Manager Testing & Commissioning Manager This opportunity involves the provision of suitably qualified personnel to support systems assurance, safety, interoperability, environmental compliance, cyber security, software management, and testing & commissioning activities throughout the project lifecycle. Agencies should demonstrate experience supplying specialist rail resources for complex infrastructure projects and be capable of providing personnel with relevant technical expertise and industry knowledge.

Summary: Ferrovial BAM Rail Systems is seeking an agency to supply specialist rail systems and assurance professionals for a major UK high-speed rail infrastructure project. Roles include system safety engineers and support, a RAM manager, an interoperability lead, an environmental manager, earthing and bonding and electromagnetic compatibility engineers, a cyber security specialist, a software requirements manager, and a testing and commissioning manager. The personnel will support systems assurance, safety, interoperability, environmental compliance, cyber security, software management, and testing and commissioning across the project lifecycle. This is specialist engineering consultancy and personnel supply, rather than a requirement to build the railway. The stated delivery area is the United Kingdom, alongside a broad range of other international locations.

002922 RFI Transforming the British Library Technology Operations Environment

Description: The British Library is seeking information from suppliers to help develop the Libraries tender requirements for a new Target Operating Model for our Technology function to ensure that the Library contract for a service that aligns with our needs properly. The British Library views this RFI process as one potential route to inform the future procurement of the goods and/or services described. At this stage, no final decision has been taken on the precise procurement route to be followed. When submitting information, all organisations should note that this is not currently a tender opportunity but is part of a market consultation exercise aiming to ensure that the procurement route selected and the options ultimately developed for any procurement are properly informed. For more information about this opportunity, please (read more...)

Summary: The British Library intends to procure services to transform its technology operations environment. It is developing a new operating model for its technology function and wants future services to align with the Library’s needs. The work is classified as information technology services. The services are for the British Library, based in London, and are associated with delivery in the United Kingdom.

Institutional Strengthening and Capability Development Plan for Disaster Risk Management in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Description: DAI Global UK is seeking a firm to prepare an Institutional Strengthening and Capability Development Plan for Disaster Risk Management (DRM) in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), Pakistan. The assignment is delivered under Building Resilience and Addressing Vulnerability to Emergencies - Institutional Strengthening (BRAVE-IS), a multi-year (2026-2029) technical assistance programme funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO). The contracting organisation is DAI Pakistan Pvt. Ltd. The firm will work with the Relief, Rehabilitation and Settlement Department, Government of KP, and its attached agencies: the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), Rescue 1122 and the Civil Defence Directorate. The work is in four stages: - Stage 1, Inception (weeks 1-2) - Stage 2, Diagnostic and validation (weeks 3-6): institutional, financial, HR and digital systems assessment - Stage 3, Recommendations (read more...)

Summary: DAI Pakistan Pvt. Ltd. is seeking a consultancy firm to develop an institutional strengthening and capability development plan for disaster risk management in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. The work supports the province’s Relief, Rehabilitation and Settlement Department and its attached agencies: the Provincial Disaster Management Authority, Rescue 1122 and the Civil Defence Directorate. The consultancy covers institutional, financial, human resources and digital systems assessments, followed by tailored five-year strengthening plans for the three agencies and potential early implementation support. The programme is part of BRAVE-IS, a technical assistance programme funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office. The team will be based in Peshawar and make field visits to selected districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. This is business and management consultancy work (CPV 79400000).

Institutional Strengthening and Capability Development Plan for Disaster Risk Management in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Description: DAI Global UK is seeking a firm to prepare an Institutional Strengthening and Capability Development Plan for Disaster Risk Management (DRM) in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), Pakistan. The assignment is delivered under Building Resilience and Addressing Vulnerability to Emergencies - Institutional Strengthening (BRAVE-IS), a multi-year (2026-2029) technical assistance programme funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO). The contracting organisation is DAI Pakistan Pvt. Ltd. The firm will work with the Relief, Rehabilitation and Settlement Department, Government of KP, and its attached agencies: the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), Rescue 1122 and the Civil Defence Directorate. The work is in four stages: - Stage 1, Inception (weeks 1-2) - Stage 2, Diagnostic and validation (weeks 3-6): institutional, financial, HR and digital systems assessment - Stage 3, Recommendations (read more...)

Summary: DAI Pakistan Pvt. Ltd. is seeking a consultancy firm to develop an institutional strengthening and capability development plan for disaster risk management in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. The work supports the province’s Relief, Rehabilitation and Settlement Department and its attached agencies: the Provincial Disaster Management Authority, Rescue 1122 and the Civil Defence Directorate. The consultancy covers institutional, financial, human resources and digital systems assessments, followed by tailored five-year strengthening plans for the three agencies and potential early implementation support. The programme is part of BRAVE-IS, a technical assistance programme funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office. The team will be based in Peshawar and make field visits to selected districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. This is business and management consultancy work (CPV 79400000).

Framework for Call-down Technical Assistance - Engineering and Climate-Resilient Infrastructure Advisory Services (BRAVE-IS)

Description: DAI Global UK is seeking proposals from firms or consortia to provide engineering and climate-resilient infrastructure advisory services to the Building Resilience and Addressing Vulnerability to Emergencies - Institutional Strengthening (BRAVE-IS) programme in Pakistan. BRAVE-IS is a multi-year (2026-2029) technical assistance programme funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO). Background Pakistan's infrastructure is highly exposed to floods, extreme heat, drought, landslides and earthquakes. Government has introduced climate and disaster risk requirements into public investment planning, but institutions need specialist engineering support to apply them in how infrastructure is planned, designed, appraised and maintained. Scope BRAVE-IS will appoint a firm or consortium under a Time and Materials call-down framework, from which it can mobilise engineering experts and, where needed, complete delivery teams. Work will be commissioned (read more...)

Summary: DAI Global UK is seeking a firm or consortium to provide engineering and climate-resilient infrastructure advisory services to the BRAVE-IS institutional-strengthening programme in Pakistan. The work will help public institutions apply climate and disaster-risk requirements when planning, designing, appraising and maintaining infrastructure exposed to floods, extreme heat, drought, landslides and earthquakes. Services cover resilient infrastructure engineering and design; hydrology, hydraulics and flood-risk engineering; water resources, irrigation and drainage; infrastructure planning, appraisal and risk assessment; geospatial, digital and engineering software; and institutional strengthening and capacity development. Work will support government capability rather than replace it, and will be commissioned through individual task requests. Personnel will work in Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar and Gilgit, with travel elsewhere in Pakistan as needed.