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Camden Rough Sleeping Hub

Description: The Camden Rough Sleeping Hub provides mixed gender accommodation for people rough sleeping in Camden. The council intends to commission a service to provide immediate safe shelter for people verified as sleeping rough in the borough and to ensure they engage positively with service offers, such as health & wellbeing, financial resilience and move on, to provide a route away from rough sleeping. The current contract is fully funded through a grant from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. The primary aim of the RSH is support the reduction of rough sleeping across Camden by supporting moves into stable accommodation, including Camden's Adult Pathway. The service is delivered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The service provides low threshold access to bedspaces so people (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Camden is procuring a rough sleeping hub service in Camden, London. The service will provide mixed-gender accommodation and immediate safe shelter for people verified as sleeping rough in the borough. It is intended to help residents engage with health and wellbeing support, financial resilience services and move-on arrangements, creating a route away from rough sleeping and towards stable accommodation, including Camden’s Adult Pathway. The hub will provide low-threshold access to bedspaces so people can leave the streets quickly. Referrals will primarily come from Camden’s Outreach Service. The service must operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and provide at least 16 bedspaces. The procurement is for social work services with accommodation (CPV 85311000).

IT Infrastructure Project

Description: Reclaim Fund Ltd (RFL) is preparing to undertake a procurement exercise for the provision of Managed IT Services and Infrastructure Management Services. The services will support RFL's operational technology environment and will include service desk, end user support, infrastructure management, Microsoft 365 administration, cyber security support, service management and associated technical consultancy services. RFL will conduct the procurement through Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Framework RM6190 Technology Services 4 under Lot 4a: Infrastructure Management (Lower Value and Complexity), using the two-stage competitive selection process outlined below.

Summary: Reclaim Fund Ltd is preparing to procure managed IT services and infrastructure management for its operational technology environment. The scope is expected to include a service desk, end-user support, infrastructure management, Microsoft 365 administration, cyber-security support, service management and associated technical consultancy. This is a computer support, infrastructure and consultancy services requirement, with delivery in the United Kingdom. Reclaim Fund Ltd, a public undertaking based in London, is the buying organisation. The requirement is being developed through the Crown Commercial Service Technology Services 4 framework, under its infrastructure management lot for lower-value and lower-complexity services. The procurement is intended to support the organisation’s ongoing technology operations rather than a single works project or supply of physical equipment.

Provision of Nursing Block Contracts 2026

Description: This invitation to tender is from the London Borough of Camden ('the Authority') who are seeking to award a block contract for the provision of Nursing Block Contracts

Summary: The London Borough of Camden sought nursing care services through block contracts for residents in Camden. The requirement was for strengths-based, community-driven nursing care that provides resident-centred support and responds to changing care needs. The Council intended to award between one and three contracts under a block contract arrangement, with services delivered in London. Providers were expected to offer high-quality nursing care and support while demonstrating alignment with Camden’s values and strategic priorities. The procurement was classified as residential nursing care services. The requirement covered the provision of nursing beds within care settings, with providers able to work towards full capacity where immediate availability was constrained.

Peer-Led Harm Reduction Programme

Description: Camden Council intends to award a contract for the Provision of a Peer-Led Harm Reduction Programme. The service will support residents affected by substance use through peer-led interventions designed to reduce harm, improve engagement with treatment and recovery services, and improve health and wellbeing outcomes.

Summary: London Borough of Camden is commissioning a peer-led harm reduction programme for Camden residents affected by substance use. The service will provide peer-led interventions intended to reduce harm, improve engagement with treatment and recovery services, and improve health and wellbeing outcomes. This is a health service opportunity, covering the delivery of support rather than the supply of goods or construction works. The work will take place in Camden, London. Providers will need to design and deliver interventions that use peer experience appropriately and support residents to engage with relevant treatment and recovery services. The requirement is for a single service covering the stated programme outcomes, commissioned by Camden Council as the public sector buyer.

Data Transmission Network (DTN) HS2

Description: The HS2 Data Transmission Network (DTN) will provide network transport services and specific central service functions necessary for the reliable operation of trains on HS2. The DTN shall fulfil the following high-level requirements: * Provision of a Critical network for safety-related connected sub-systems: DTN-Critical * Provision of a Protected network (DTN-P), distinct from the critical DTN network, connecting non-safety-related subsystems. * Provision of a secure, geo-redundant external interface via a De-Militarized Zone (DMZ). DTN acts as the aggregator for internet and cloud connectivity from its DMZ. The DTN DMZ also acts as the interface to Network Rail to connect HS2 rail systems to Conventional Rail services hosted in Network Rail's telecoms network. * Provision of the DMZ, including central compute and servers, protected by internal and external security (read more...)

Summary: Siemens Mobility Ltd is procuring the Data Transmission Network for HS2, a telecommunications network supporting the reliable operation of HS2 trains and connected rail systems. The scope includes separate critical and protected networks for safety-related and non-safety-related subsystems; a secure, geographically redundant external interface and demilitarised zone for internet, cloud and Network Rail connectivity; central compute and servers; and internal and external security perimeters. It also includes a master clock system using Precision Time Protocol, boundary clock functionality, Synchronous Ethernet and Network Time Protocol. Other network services include DHCP, DNS, AAA authentication and network management for supplied operational systems, together with optical and electrical SFPs where required. Delivery covers the United Kingdom, Europe, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man, British Overseas Territories and the rest of the world.

The Supply of Bespoke Blank White Access Control Legic Smart Cards

Description: Unite Procurement UK Limited (part of Unite Holding SE), on behalf of the Ministry of Defence, is seeking suppliers to join the Unite Procurement Platform to support the supply of bespoke blank white access control legic smart cards. Requirement Details The procurement covers the following products and services: BESPOKE Blank White Access Control Legic Smart Cards Encoded High-security smart cards with Legic encoding capability for access control systems. Cards must be blank white CR80 format with full encoding functionality. SISYS Blank White CR80 ISO Standard PVC ID Cards (100 pack) ISO/IEC 7810 ID-1 compliant blank PVC cards in white, supplied in packs of 100. Suitable for printing and encoding applications. The Unite Procurement Platform (Unite | Simplify indirect procurement with our smarter platform) offers a compliant route to (read more...)

Summary: Unite Procurement UK Limited is seeking suppliers on behalf of the Ministry of Defence for bespoke blank white access-control Legic smart cards and related blank PVC identification cards. The main requirement is high-security CR80 cards with Legic encoding capability and full encoding functionality. It also includes SISYS blank white CR80 ISO-standard PVC ID cards, supplied in packs of 100, for printing and encoding applications. The procurement provides access to the Unite Procurement Platform, a route for UK public-sector organisations to manage high-volume, lower-value purchases. The goods are for delivery in the United Kingdom. The procurement is for goods, classified under CPV 30236000, miscellaneous computer equipment, with electronic cards as an additional classification.

British Museum Round Reading Room Roof Oculus Works

Description: Project Overview The British Museum is seeking to appoint a Principal Contractor for a programme of essential roof repair and replacement works to the Grade I listed Round Reading Room, located at the centre of the Museum. Building Context and Heritage Significance The Round Reading Room was designed by Sydney Smirke and completed in 1857. It is a structure of exceptional national heritage significance, combining iron primary construction with brick masonry, a copper-clad dome, and a fully glazed central lantern. The roofscape comprises three elements: a perimeter flat roof known as the Snow Gallery Roof; the copper dome in batten-roll standing seam; and a twenty-sided glazed lantern incorporating patent glazing, timber sidelights, and a decorative internal laylight. Scope of Works The works span four principal areas: * Snow (read more...)

Summary: The British Museum is seeking a principal contractor for essential repair, conservation and replacement works to the Grade I listed Round Reading Room in London. The scope covers the Snow Gallery flat roof, copper dome and lantern, glazing, windows, historic laylight, permanent access, heating, LED lighting and building-management-system integration. Works include liquid-applied roofing, copper panel and seam repairs, bespoke patent glazing, heritage joinery and ironwork, lightning protection, fall-arrest systems and internal walkways. The museum will remain operational, so the contractor must protect the building, collections, staff and visitors while managing noise, vibration, access and logistics inside the Great Court roof. Asbestos-containing materials and lead-based paint are present. The main work categories are museum construction, specialist roofing, mechanical installations and glazing.

Dockless bike hire concession services Lot 2

Description: The London Borough of Camden are seeking to award concession contracts for the provision of Dockless Bike Hire Services. The contracts will be for a period of 5 years commencing on 1st June 2027 with a break clause at the end of the second year of the contract or at any time thereafter, at the sole option of the Council. Full details of the requirements are set out in the Specification and other documents that form part of the tender pack. The Council intends to appoint two operators to provide dockless bike hire (DBH) concession services in the London Borough of Camden. The contracts will give permission to operate DBH services in the borough. The services covered by this tender documentation are split into two Lots as follows: (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Camden is procuring dockless bike hire concession services for operation across the London Borough of Camden. The successful operator will receive permission to run a dockless bike hire service throughout the borough, using shared-access infrastructure and services for residents and visitors. This is a transport service concession, classified under CPV 60100000 (road transport services). The requirement forms part of a wider procurement in which Camden intends to appoint operators for dockless bike hire services. This Lot 2 opportunity is intended for a single operator to provide access across the full capacity of the borough, where only one compliant tender is received. The detailed service, operational and technical requirements are set out in the specification and tender documents.

Dockless bike hire concession services Lot 1 (contract 2)

Description: The London Borough of Camden are seeking to award concession contracts for the provision of Dockless Bike Hire Services. The contracts will be for a period of 5 years commencing on 1st June 2027 with a break clause at the end of the second year of the contract or at any time thereafter, at the sole option of the Council. Full details of the requirements are set out in the Specification and other documents that form part of the tender pack. The Council intends to appoint two operators to provide dockless bike hire (DBH) concession services in the London Borough of Camden. The contracts will give permission to operate DBH services in the borough. The services covered by this tender documentation are split into two Lots as follows: (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Camden is procuring dockless bike hire concession services in Camden, London. The successful operators will be permitted to provide and operate dockless bike hire services across the borough, supporting shared access to bicycles for public use. This is a transport service concession rather than a conventional supply contract: operators will run the service and manage its delivery within the borough under the Council’s requirements. The procurement covers Lot 1, under which two contracts are to be awarded for shared access to operate in Camden. The requirement is classified as road transport services. It is intended for operators able to provide a complete dockless bike hire service and work within the Council’s operational and service specifications.

Dockless bike hire concession services Lot 1 (contract 1)

Description: The London Borough of Camden are seeking to award concession contracts for the provision of Dockless Bike Hire Services. The contracts will be for a period of 5 years commencing on 1st June 2027 with a break clause at the end of the second year of the contract or at any time thereafter, at the sole option of the Council. Full details of the requirements are set out in the Specification and other documents that form part of the tender pack. The Council intends to appoint two operators to provide dockless bike hire (DBH) concession services in the London Borough of Camden. The contracts will give permission to operate DBH services in the borough. The services covered by this tender documentation are split into two Lots as follows: (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Camden is procuring dockless bike hire concession services in the London Borough of Camden. The requirement is for operators to provide shared dockless bike hire, with permission to run services across the borough. This opportunity concerns Lot 1, under which two contracts are intended to be awarded for shared access to operate in Camden. The service is classified as road transport services (CPV 60100000). The buyer is the London Borough of Camden, a public authority. Suppliers will be responsible for operating a dockless cycle-hire service rather than supplying bicycles as a standalone purchase. The wider procurement also refers to an alternative full-borough operating arrangement, but this opportunity is for the shared-access Lot 1 contracts.