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Picadilly Circus Escalator Controllers

Description: The procurement of a new framework for Escalator Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), Field wiring, Drives, Inverters, Human machine Interfaces (HMIs) and associated components is required to ensure continued safe and reliable operation of TfL's legacy escalator fleet.

Summary: Transport for London is in the planning stage of a procurement process for a new framework contract titled "Piccadilly Circus Escalator Controllers," focusing on escalator programmable logic controllers and related components. The procurement falls under the goods category and is slated to support the safety and reliability of TfL’s existing escalator fleet. This procurement notice, involving a central government public authority, will cover deliveries within the UK, specifically in the London region. Key dates include an engagement milestone scheduled for 1st May 2026, and the framework is expected to start on 1st June 2028 with potential renewal options. The legal framework for this procurement is based on the UKPGA 2023/54, and the procurement method includes the possibility of a framework agreement. A future notice is anticipated on 1st October 2026.

Zero Emission Fleet - Charging Infrastructure

Description: In 2018 the Mayors Transport Strategy and London Environment Strategy set the ambitious target for London to be a net zero city by 2030. Transport for London (TfL) has a significant role to play in supporting the Mayor of London in achieving this, including transitioning the TfL support vehicle fleet. The TfL operational support fleet consists of c. 1000 vehicles, mostly vans of various sizes, operating across several TfL sites around London, including depots, tube stations, bus stations, offices, etc. The fleet size across these TfL site locations ranges from c. 1 vehicle to over 100 vehicles. The Zero Emission Fleet (ZEF) project aims to install c400 Electric Vehicle Charge Points (EVCP) by 2034. The main use of the support fleet is to facilitate maintenance across the network (read more...)

Summary: Transport for London (TfL) is currently in the planning stage of their Zero Emission Fleet (ZEF) - Charging Infrastructure procurement process. The initiative aims to support London's target of being a net zero city by 2030 by transitioning TfL's support vehicle fleet to battery electric vehicles. This procurement process involves the installation of approximately 400 Electric Vehicle Charge Points (EVCP) across TfL sites in London by 2034. Preliminary market engagement is underway, with businesses invited to participate by responding to a market sounding questionnaire. The deadline for this current engagement is 1 May 2026, marking a key date for interested parties. The procurement falls under the services category, specifically targeting vehicle refuelling services in the United Kingdom.

Escalator Safety Interventions/ enhancements

Description: TfL requires the provision of competent labour and associated support to deliver a range of safety critical interventions across the existing fleet of TfL maintained escalators. These works will be instructed by TfL and its Engineering team and will involve tasks that enhance operational safety and compliance. The interventions to be delivered include, but are not limited to: Skirt Switch Installation Comb Switch Installation Missing Step Detection System Installation Other safety related modifications as directed by TfL Engineering In addition to labour provision, there may be a requirement for the supplier to manufacture, fabricate, or procure materials and components necessary to support the installation and completion of the above interventions. All materials must meet TfL technical standards and associated approval processes.

Summary: The procurement process, currently in the planning stage, is led by Transport for London (TfL), focusing on "Escalator Safety Interventions/Enhancements" within the services industry category. This contract involves safety-critical interventions across TfL's escalators in various regions of the United Kingdom, including London and the surrounding areas. Key dates include the milestone scheduled for 24 April 2026, when a Market Sounding Questionnaire (MSQ) will be issued. The procurement method involves a tender initiation under the legal framework of UKPGA 2023/54, and the contract is valued at £1,200,000 gross.

Event Management Governance Project Bangladesh

Description: British Council requires services of a financially sound vendor to provide and manage different events under E-Governance Project.

Summary: The British Council is inviting bids for the "Event Management Governance Project Bangladesh," an undertaking in the event services industry. The tender falls under the services category and is managed through an open procedure. The relevant submission details are available until 8th May 2026, with inquiries closing on 20th April 2026. Situated in London, the British Council is a sub-central government public authority, and the primary contact for this tender is Rajiv Gupta. Interested suppliers must note the contract period commences on 16th June 2026 and continues until 31st December 2027, with potential extensions possible until December 2028.

Grants Finance Mentoring and Audit services

Description: the British Council in Tunisia is looking to engage with a service provider to provide Grants Finance Mentoring and Audit services for Participation and inclusion of Tunisian youth through creation access to culture and sport at local level or Maghroumin is component 2 of the Eu4Youth program of the European Union in Tunisia under an agreement with the Tunisian government

Summary: The British Council is seeking a service provider for "Grants Finance Mentoring and Audit Services" as part of the EU4Youth programme in Tunisia. This open procurement process, categorised under research consultancy services, invites submissions online by April 26, 2026, with enquiries closing on April 13, 2026. The project, valued at £92,593 GBP, will commence on May 10, 2026, and conclude on March 31, 2027. Located in Tunisia, it involves participation and inclusion initiatives for Tunisian youth through culture and sport, in agreement with the Tunisian government. The procurement method is an open competition, and the main procurement category is services.

IELTS ON COMPUTER VENUE HIRE AGREEMENT FOR KENYA

Description: IELTS ON COMPUTER EXAM VENUE HIRE AGREEMENT FOR KENYA

Summary: The British Council has initiated a tender process with the title "IELTS ON COMPUTER VENUE HIRE AGREEMENT FOR KENYA". This procurement process falls under the services category, with a focus on building rental or sale services, specifically within Kenya. The process is active and follows an open procedure method, allowing for electronic submissions in English. Key dates include the tender period ending on 6th May 2026, and the award being finalised by 28th May 2026. Located in London, the British Council is the buying organisation, and the procurement aims to secure venues in Kenya for IELTS computer-based exams. The legal framework governing this tender is established by the UK Public Contracts Regulations 2023/54.

Commissioning Homes for Children Looked After & Care Leavers PDPS - Lot 2 Rd 9

Description: The London Borough of Newham has established a Pseudo-Dynamic Purchasing System (PDPS) for the supply of services in respect of children's externally commissioned care, accommodation and support services. This notice is for the re-opening of Lot 2 Round 9. The services include: Lot 1: Provision of Semi-Independent Living Services - already established Lot 2: Provision of Children's Homes regulated by Ofsted - already established Lot 3: Provision of Supported Lodgings Lot 4: Provision of Independent Fostering Agencies (IFA) regulated by Ofsted These services will be available to looked after children, care leavers and young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness . Potential Suppliers are invited to Tender for one or more of the Lots. This PDPS is open for use to the following (and subject (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Newham has initiated a procurement process titled "Commissioning Homes for Children Looked After & Care Leavers PDPS - Lot 2 Rd 9," under the Open procedure. This tender falls within the services category related to social work and is taking place in London, specifically in the UKI41 region. The process is currently at the tender stage with a deadline for submission on 26th June 2026 at midday. The bid opening is scheduled to commence shortly after at 1:00 PM on the same day. Designed to support care services for children and young people, this initiative under the Pseudo-Dynamic Purchasing System (PDPS) allows for continuous applications from suppliers as rounds open and close throughout its duration.

Commissioning Homes for Children Looked After & Care Leavers PDPS - Lot 3 Rd 4

Description: The London Borough of Newham has established a Pseudo-Dynamic Purchasing System (PDPS) for the supply of services in respect of children's externally commissioned care, accommodation and support services. The services include: Lot 1: Provision of Semi-Independent Living Services - already established Lot 2: Provision of Children's Homes regulated by Ofsted - already established Lot 3: Provision of Supported Lodgings Lot 4: Provision of Independent Fostering Agencies (IFA) regulated by Ofsted Potential Suppliers are invited to Tender for one or more of the Lots. This PDPS is open for use to the following (and subject to Section 3 Scope of Agreement of LAC PDPS Agreement Processor): * any Public Body outlined in either Part I or Part II of the Local Authorities (Goods and Services) (Public Bodies) Order 1972. (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Newham has initiated an active tender for the "Commissioning Homes for Children Looked After & Care Leavers PDPS - Lot 3 Rd 4". This procurement falls under the services category, specifically targeting social work and related services in the UKI41 region of London. The tender process follows an open procedure, compliant with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, and is subject to a light-touch regime. The key deadline for the submission of bids is set for 30th October 2026 at 12:00 PM, with the award period commencing shortly thereafter at 1:00 PM on the same day. The procurement is carried out via electronic submission through the Council’s procurement e-tendering platform, Fusion.

Works, services and supplies Framework covering Siemens Signals and Train Control systems

Description: * TfL is proposing to set up a long term (4+4 year) framework agreement with Siemens Mobility for work on signalling, train control and communication systems already installed across parts of the network-mainly the Central and Victoria lines, the Elizabeth line, and the London Overground Windrush line. * The framework would cover future capital projects, renewals, maintenance, goods, and services related to Siemens systems, including those originally supplied by Invensys Rail and Westinghouse Rail. * Around 15 call off contracts are expected under the framework, including a dedicated agreement for technical support, services, and spare parts. This arrangement does not include any rolling stock replacement with Siemens. * Where full replacement of signalling or train control systems is required, TfL plans to run an open market competition under (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Transport for London (TfL) involves a planned framework agreement with Siemens Mobility. This framework will focus on works, services, and supplies for signalling, train control, and communication systems across various London transport lines, including the Central, Victoria, Elizabeth, and London Overground lines. The process, currently in the planning stage, is set to commence with a contract start date of 15th July 2026. The framework addresses the public authority's central government needs and aims to cover future capital projects, renewals, maintenance, goods, and services, with planned communication for further notice by 1st June 2026. Key elements of this procurement include a gross value of £332,400,000, direct award procurement method, and a contract period extended up to 14th July 2034, potentially renewing for four more years.

Weed Killing Technology

Description: Transport for London (Asset Performance and Delivery team - Track) is looking into the possibility of changing the weed-killing approach by utilising technology, secured to a wagon, which identifies where there is a weed and only sprays weedkiller on weeds, resulting in reduced use of glyphosate weedkiller. Suppliers, who can offer this type of technology of alternative type, which could achieve the same or similar outcome, are invited to participate in market engagement.

Summary: The procurement process for the "Weed Killing Technology" project, initiated by Transport for London, is currently in the planning stage, with a focus on exploring technology that targets and sprays weedkiller only on weeds, thus reducing glyphosate usage. Transport for London, a central government public authority, is overseeing the process from its London base. The industry category is goods, specifically spraying machinery for agriculture or horticulture. The market engagement activity is scheduled to commence on 15 April 2026 and conclude on 15 May 2026. Businesses interested in participating must register their interest via email, providing their company information. The estimated contract period spans from 26 October 2026 to 25 October 2027, with potential renewal options extending to October 2028.