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Bakerloo Line Upgrade Stage 1 Infrastructure Works

Description: The Bakerloo Line runs through London from Harrow & Wealdstone, in the North, to Elephant & Castle in the centre with plans to extend South as part of the Bakerloo Line Extension initiative. The Bakerloo line fleet (72 Tube Stock) is now the oldest rolling stock operating in the UK with considerable costs to life-extend the fleet and significant risks to reduction in reliability. TfL therefore intends to introduce the new rolling stock onto the Bakerloo Line. The BLU Stage 1 Infrastructure works are required modify and upgrading the line's infrastructure to enable the introduction of the new rolling stock with the works expected to completed by, circa 2034. The core elements of the scope include: * Reconstructing Stonebridge Park Depot to consolidate all maintenance activities. * Expanding (read more...)

Summary: Transport for London (TfL) is currently in the planning stage for the Bakerloo Line Upgrade Stage 1 Infrastructure Works, aimed at introducing new rolling stock to replace the ageing fleet. The project encompasses the reconstruction of Stonebridge Park Depot, expansion at Queen's Park Area, and modifications at London Road Sidings, along with upgrades to the line's power supply, signalling systems, and other infrastructure. The procurement process involves several market engagement activities including a Supplier Industry Day scheduled for 24th March 2026 in London, with registration needed by 10th March 2026. Potential suppliers are encouraged to express interest to participate in these activities to provide feedback on TfL's proposed delivery models, which aim to drive construction efficiencies and innovative techniques.

EV charging infrastructure and associated services

Description: 1) Capital Works - Fully Funded The Operator shall, at its own cost: Survey, design, fund, install, and commission new EV chargers Replace obsolete, unsupported, or non-compliant chargers Manage DNO applications, planning, highways approvals, and landlord consents Deliver all civil, electrical, signage, bay marking, and reinstatement works 2) Operations & Maintenance 24/7 monitoring and fault response Preventive and corrective maintenance Firmware, software, and cybersecurity management Helpdesk and customer support 3) Asset Lifecycle Management Condition assessment within first 60 days Funded replacement and renewal programme Compliance with WEEE and environmental obligations

Summary: The London & Quadrant Housing Trust is in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "EV charging infrastructure and associated services." This project falls under the services category and involves installing and managing electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across multiple regions in the United Kingdom, including UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKI, UKJ, and UKK. The procurement process employs an "open" method, providing opportunities for broad participation. The contract period is planned to start on 13th July 2026 and end on 12th July 2046, with a future notice date set for 7th April 2026.

Market Engagement-Provision of Overnight Care for Disabled Children

Description: Short Breaks and Disabled Children's Support Services Framework 2026 The Children and Families service in the London Borough of Hackney plans to engage with organisations from the voluntary, community, and independent sectors throughout this year to shape the procurement of a Framework for Disabled Children's Services in 2026. This market engagement is in preparation for the upcoming procurement. The services will be categorised into 5 separate Lots: Home and Community Based Outreach Support Services delivering personalised support both in the family home and enabling disabled children to access their local community, facilities and services. This includes support to access and use universal services offered to all children and young people. Specialist Outreach Support Offer a structured program of social, recreational, and developmental activities suitable for children with a (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Hackney is in the planning stage for a procurement process involving the Overnight Care service Framework for disabled children under 18. This initiative falls under the health and social work services category and involves delivering services in the UK, specifically Hackney. The procurement process is initiated as a tender, with key upcoming dates including a virtual market engagement event on 5th March 2026. The engagement's purpose is to develop a framework agreement aimed at providing overnight care that supports independence and offers respite for families. The overall contract period is planned from 1st June 2026 to 31st May 2030, with the services divided into categories including home-based support, specialist outreach, group activities, domiciliary care, and residential overnight services.

(Physical , On-Site) Security Services Framework

Description: Single physical, on-site security services Framework that will be accessible to multiple separate organisations for the delivery of their security guarding capability. At contract commencement, each organisation will operate independently, with its own dedicated security officers, supervisory arrangements, and CCTV operator provision. Service delivery, governance, and performance management will therefore be distinct for each organisation at the outset. LLDC is estimating to spend PS4m per year, while LS185 around PS1m. The notice is set to PS50m, to allow for additional security services as well as maximum allowance for the 4 year period. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Security-services./9895P4MAHD To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/9895P4MAHD

Summary: The London Legacy Development Corporation has initiated a public tendering process for a "Physical, On-Site Security Services Framework" to be used by multiple organisations. This framework is classified under the services category in the security services industry, identified by the CPV code 79710000. The contracting authority is situated in London, UK, and this process is currently in the tender stage, with several important dates to note. The deadline for expressing interest is set for 5th March 2026, with the enquiry period ending on 23rd February 2026. The procurement will feature an open competitive procedure with a two-stage process starting with a Supplier Selection Questionnaire followed by an Invitation to Tender for shortlisted candidates. The contract period is from 30th July 2026 to 29th July 2030.

UK_937- Web Accessibility Audit Services

Description: To ensure conformance to WCAG 2.2 and the European Accessibility Act (EN 301 549), the British Council are seeking a digital accessibility specialist that has proven experience in providing usability testing, auditing, reporting and assurance services across a wide range of digital products and services (e.g. websites, registration systems and apps). This contract is for a single supplier working on a rate card model providing services remotely for an initial two (2) year period with the potential to extend on an annual basis (to a maximum of two (2) further years).

Summary: The British Council has initiated an open tender process for "UK_937- Web Accessibility Audit Services". This procurement process, with an end date for tender submissions on 9th March 2026, seeks to engage a digital accessibility specialist to ensure adherence to WCAG 2.2 and the European Accessibility Act. The successful contractor will provide auditing, usability testing, and assurance services across various digital platforms such as websites and apps. The contract will be under a rate card model for an initial duration of two years, with potential annual extensions up to a maximum of four years in total. The services will be delivered remotely from within the United Kingdom, and related submissions must be made in English.

Commissioning Children's Homes in Hackney for Children Looked After

Description: The London Borough of Hackney is looking to commission an experienced Children's Home provider to run and operate 2 new Children's Homes in Hackney out of Council owned properties. The home will accommodate a maximum of 6 children between them (in a 2 bed and 4 bed home), from the ages of 11 and 17. We recognise the exceptionally challenging staffing climate in relation to support work and residential care staff, as well as the complexities and challenges around OFSTED registration. As a result of this, our aim is to work in partnership with an experienced provider who is already delivering OFSTED registered children's homes services. Commissioning an experienced partner provider with an established staff and management pool, means that we are able to enhance the quality of (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Hackney is in the planning stage to commission experienced providers for two new children's homes in Hackney, aimed at supporting children looked after between the ages of 11 and 17. This procurement, valued at £17,860,000 with a gross value of £21,432,000, falls under the health and social work services industry and follows an open procedure. The contract will last for a maximum of seven years with an initial period of five years starting on 1st July 2026. The tender, targeted specifically at providers with established OFSTED registered services, closes on 19th March 2026, with the awarding decision expected by 12th June 2026. The opportunity is open to both SMEs and VCSEs, with a strong emphasis on quality, which constitutes 70% of the evaluation criteria.

2.0 Short Breaks and Disabled Children's Support Services Framework

Description: This Framework will enable the Council to meet its statutory duty towards disabled children who are in receipt of care packages as well as those who are entitled to Short Breaks provision.

Summary: The London Borough of Hackney is in the planning stage for a procurement process involving the Overnight Care service Framework for disabled children under 18. This initiative falls under the health and social work services category and involves delivering services in the UK, specifically Hackney. The procurement process is initiated as a tender, with key upcoming dates including a virtual market engagement event on 5th March 2026. The engagement's purpose is to develop a framework agreement aimed at providing overnight care that supports independence and offers respite for families. The overall contract period is planned from 1st June 2026 to 31st May 2030, with the services divided into categories including home-based support, specialist outreach, group activities, domiciliary care, and residential overnight services.

Vessel Engine - Maintenance, Servicing and Spares

Description: Transport for London is seeking a supplier to provide Maintenance, Servicing and Spares provision for the newly to be installed QSK19 Vessel engines at Woolwich Ferry. The contract is expected to commence in June 2026 and last for up to 5years including extensions.

Summary: The procurement process led by Transport for London (TfL) involves the sourcing of maintenance, servicing, and spares provision for QSK19 vessel engines at Woolwich Ferry. This contract, classified under the industry category of engines and engine parts, as well as repair, maintenance, and associated services related to marine equipment, is set in London, United Kingdom. Currently in the planning stage, TfL has initiated preliminary market engagement, inviting expressions of interest from potential suppliers. The response deadline for interested parties is the 16th of February, 2026, with the procurement expected to commence in June 2026 and extend for up to five years, including potential extensions.

Vehicle Removal Service

Description: The London Borough of Newham is currently exploring options for the renewal and delivery of its Vehicle Removal Service: This removal service forms a critical element of the wider parking enforcement operation, directly supporting the Council's statutory duties in traffic management, road safety, congestion mitigation, and air quality improvement. Effective removal and enforcement activities help ensure the free movement of traffic, encourage modal shift towards walking and cycling, and contribute to the borough's economic resilience. The current contract is nearing expiry, necessitating re procurement to maintain continuity of service provision across the borough. In addition, this renewal contract will allow other local authorities to use contract services. The key outcomes for this service will focus on deliver an improved customer experience through clear communication, timely responses, and full (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Newham is in the planning stages of a procurement process for a Vehicle Removal Service, aimed at supporting its traffic management and road safety objectives. This service covers the towing-away of vehicles and is part of a broader effort to ensure efficient traffic flow, promote walking and cycling, and enhance the borough's economic resilience and air quality. Interested parties are invited to engage in a market consultation to explore potential options for the service. The deadline for the initial market engagement response is set for 20th February 2026 by 5pm. The service will cover the UKI4 region, primarily focusing on Newham, London, and is categorised under service contracts with CPV classification 50118110.

Vessel Engine - Maintenance, Servicing and Spares

Description: Transport for London is seeking a supplier to provide Maintenance, Servicing and Spares provision for the newly to be installed QSK19 Vessel engines at Woolwich Ferry. The contract is expected to commence in June 2026 and last for up to 5years including extensions.

Summary: The procurement process led by Transport for London (TfL) involves the sourcing of maintenance, servicing, and spares provision for QSK19 vessel engines at Woolwich Ferry. This contract, classified under the industry category of engines and engine parts, as well as repair, maintenance, and associated services related to marine equipment, is set in London, United Kingdom. Currently in the planning stage, TfL has initiated preliminary market engagement, inviting expressions of interest from potential suppliers. The response deadline for interested parties is the 16th of February, 2026, with the procurement expected to commence in June 2026 and extend for up to five years, including potential extensions.