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CPRD Feasibility Tool

Description: The requirement is for a white-labelled feasibility and population analytics platform, deployed within CPRD-managed Microsoft Azure infrastructure and operating exclusively against CPRD datasets formatted in the OMOP Common Data Model. The proposed solution must natively support the OMOP Common Data Model and should not require material restructuring, remodelling or transformation of CPRD OMOP datasets to operate. The platform must enable CPRD staff and CPRD-approved external client to conduct self-service feasibility studies and descriptive epidemiological analyses without requiring supplier intervention.

Summary: MHRA intends to procure a white-labelled feasibility and population analytics platform for the Clinical Practice Research Datalink (CPRD). The platform will be deployed within CPRD-managed Microsoft Azure infrastructure and used exclusively with CPRD datasets formatted in the OMOP Common Data Model. It must support the OMOP model natively, without requiring material restructuring, remodelling or transformation of CPRD data. CPRD staff and CPRD-approved external clients will use the platform for self-service feasibility studies and descriptive epidemiological analyses, without supplier intervention. This is an IT software package requirement, with delivery across the United Kingdom. The buyer is MHRA, the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, a central government public authority.

Hydrogen Peroxide Generator

Description: The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) invites tenders for the supply of a Hydrogen Peroxide Generator and associated Services for use in the Biosafety, Air and Water Microbiology Group at Porton Down in response to this UK04 Tender Notice. The UKHSA is responsible for planning, preventing and responding to external health threats, and providing intellectual, scientific and operational leadership at national and local level, as well as on the global stage. UKHSA ensures the nation can respond quickly and at greater scale to deal with pandemics and future threats. It does this through advocacy, partnerships, world-class science, knowledge and intelligence, and the delivery of specialist public health services. UKHSA is an operationally autonomous executive agency of the United Kingdom Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC). The UKHSA (read more...)

Summary: The UK Health Security Agency, acting for the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, is buying a hydrogen peroxide generator and associated services for the Biosafety, Air and Water Microbiology Group at Porton Down. The equipment will decontaminate interior room surfaces and equipment in a model healthcare environment supporting research activities. This is a goods requirement for decontamination equipment, with delivery and use in the United Kingdom. The expected system is a portable standalone unit suitable for healthcare settings, able to treat rooms of different sizes, operate from outside the room, monitor environmental conditions, store cycle data and complete a closed-loop aeration cycle. It also requires leak detection, safe-entry checks, adaptable cycles, compatible consumables, user training and servicing.

RFI: Digital Technologies for Contact Tracing, Infection Surveillance & Response

Description: The key dates for this RFI are as follows: RFI Published: 18th September 2026 RFI Response 2nd October 2026 For the purposes of this RFI, case and contact management refers to the identification, assessment, monitoring and management of individuals who are infected with, exposed to, or otherwise at risk from an infectious disease. This may include activities such as: Identification and reporting of cases; Detection and assessment of exposure to infection; Identification and notification of contacts or potentially exposed individuals; Investigation of transmission events and outbreaks; Delivery of public health advice, guidance and behavioural interventions; Management of isolation and quarantine activities, where appropriate; Monitoring compliance, outcomes and effectiveness of interventions; Collection and analysis of data to inform situational awareness and public health decision-making; Linking and enriching data to (read more...)

Summary: The UK Health Security Agency, acting for the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, is exploring digital technologies for contact tracing, infection surveillance and public health response across the United Kingdom. The intended service would support identification and reporting of infectious disease cases; detection and assessment of exposure; contact notification; outbreak and transmission investigation; public health advice and behavioural interventions; isolation and quarantine management; and monitoring of compliance, outcomes and intervention effectiveness. It would also collect, analyse, link and enrich data to support situational awareness and public health decisions, including testing, treatment and related administration. The technology should interoperate smoothly with existing local and national public health systems and remain scalable and flexible for future health threats. This is a software programming and consultancy service.

RFI: Digital Technologies for Contact Tracing, Infection Surveillance & Response

Description: The key dates for this RFI are as follows: RFI Published: 18th September 2026 RFI Response 2nd October 2026 For the purposes of this RFI, case and contact management refers to the identification, assessment, monitoring and management of individuals who are infected with, exposed to, or otherwise at risk from an infectious disease. This may include activities such as: Identification and reporting of cases; Detection and assessment of exposure to infection; Identification and notification of contacts or potentially exposed individuals; Investigation of transmission events and outbreaks; Delivery of public health advice, guidance and behavioural interventions; Management of isolation and quarantine activities, where appropriate; Monitoring compliance, outcomes and effectiveness of interventions; Collection and analysis of data to inform situational awareness and public health decision-making; Linking and enriching data to (read more...)

Summary: The UK Health Security Agency is exploring digital technologies for contact tracing, infection surveillance and public health response across the United Kingdom. The requirement concerns software packages and information systems to support case and contact management, including identifying and reporting cases, assessing exposure, notifying contacts, investigating outbreaks, and managing isolation or quarantine. The technology is also expected to support public health advice, behavioural interventions, testing and treatment administration, monitoring compliance and outcomes, and analysing data for situational awareness and decision-making. It should link and enrich information across relevant systems, interoperate from local to national level, and be scalable and flexible enough to respond to future health threats.

Newham Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC 5) - Market Engagement Event

Description: NHS North East London (hereafter referred to as "The Authority") invites interested, suitably qualified and experienced providers to attend a Market Engagement Event prior to the publication of tender opportunity for the provision of community diagnostic services in Newham. Market Engagement event details: Date: Thursday 15 October 2026 Time: 13.00 - 15.30 Location: Microsoft Teams Market Engagement: To assist the Commissioners with testing their assumptions and proposed service requirements, a market engagement event via MS teams will take place to explore the market's feedback on the following areas: * Outline of service requirements and key outcomes; * Timescales for procurement and mobilisation of the new contract; * Proposed contract duration and financial model; * Procurement tips; * Networking opportunity with providers. Please note that the market engagement event (read more...)

Summary: NHS North East London Integrated Care Board intends to procure services to build, develop and operate a new Community Diagnostic Centre in Newham. The centre is intended to provide additional, digitally connected diagnostic capacity in the community, helping patients receive coordinated tests, preferably in one visit and closer to home. Services will include booking, fully staffed testing, compliance with quality accreditation requirements and complete reports for relevant referrers. The provider will need to work with other diagnostic centres and primary, secondary and community care providers across North East London to direct patients to appropriate testing locations. The centre is envisaged near Stratford, at a similar size and scale to standard Community Diagnostic Centres elsewhere in North East London and England.

Request for Information for Provision of Global Air Passenger Data

Description: As a part of a planned potential sourcing activity for the Provision of Global Air Passenger Data, UKHSA is conducting early market engagement for potential suitable suppliers to replace our existing contract for International Flight Booking Data which expires end of this financial year. UKHSA is conducting an early market engagement exercise via Request For Information (RFI) to understand current market capabilities, delivery models, and innovations in the provision of global flight and passenger data services. The insights gathered through this process will inform UKHSA's commercial strategy, capability requirements, and documentation for potential future tender opportunities. To access this opportunity please use the below link : https://atamis-1928.my.salesforce-sites.com/ProSpend__CS_ContractPage?SearchType=Projects&uid=a07Pz00001vqtsfIAA&searchStr=&sortStr=Recently+Published&page=1&filters=&County=

Summary: The UK Health Security Agency, acting for the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, is exploring the procurement of global air passenger data. The requirement is intended to replace the agency’s existing international flight booking data contract and support access to flight and passenger information worldwide. It is a technology and information service, covering the provision and delivery of global flight and passenger data rather than physical goods or construction. The requirement may include associated IT consulting, software development, internet and support services. The work would support UKHSA’s operational and public health activities, although the specific data fields, service model and delivery arrangements are still being shaped through market engagement. The procurement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community and social enterprises.

Request for Information for Provision of Global Air Passenger Data

Description: As a part of a planned potential sourcing activity for the Provision of Global Air Passenger Data, UKHSA is conducting early market engagement for potential suitable suppliers to replace our existing contract for International Flight Booking Data which expires end of this financial year. UKHSA is conducting an early market engagement exercise via Request For Information (RFI) to understand current market capabilities, delivery models, and innovations in the provision of global flight and passenger data services. The insights gathered through this process will inform UKHSA's commercial strategy, capability requirements, and documentation for potential future tender opportunities.

Summary: The UK Health Security Agency, acting for the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, is exploring the procurement of global air passenger data. The requirement is intended to replace the agency’s existing international flight booking data contract and support access to flight and passenger information worldwide. It is a technology and information service, covering the provision and delivery of global flight and passenger data rather than physical goods or construction. The requirement may include associated IT consulting, software development, internet and support services. The work would support UKHSA’s operational and public health activities, although the specific data fields, service model and delivery arrangements are still being shaped through market engagement. The procurement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community and social enterprises.

ADHD and Autism Coaching

Description: The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) is seeking to establish a non-exclusive call-off contract for the provision of specialist ADHD and autism coaching, mentoring and workplace support services for neurodivergent employees. Services may include individual ADHD and autism coaching, workplace mentoring, manager support sessions, workplace transition support, neurodiversity awareness training, group workshops and anonymised management reporting. The contract will operate on a zero-commitment basis, with services commissioned through individual Statements of Work as requirements arise. Services must be capable of being delivered remotely, on-site or through a hybrid delivery model and be provided in a neurodiversity-affirming, person-centred manner. The total anticipated contract value is up to PS50,000 excluding VAT.

Summary: The Office of Rail and Road is procuring specialist ADHD and autism coaching, mentoring and workplace support for its neurodivergent employees. The service may include individual coaching, workplace mentoring, support sessions for managers, workplace transition support, neurodiversity awareness training, group workshops and anonymised management reporting. Delivery must be possible remotely, on site or through a hybrid model, using a neurodiversity-affirming and person-centred approach. This is a staff development, personal development training and counselling service, intended for delivery across the United Kingdom. The requirement is arranged as one service lot and is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises, voluntary, community and social enterprises. The buyer is the Office of Rail and Road, a central government public authority.

HAC6052 Substance Misuse Redesign

Description: PSR (Provider Selection Regime) regulations apply London Borough of Tower Hamlets is recommissioning a borough-wide, world-class adult substance misuse treatment system, aligned with the Combatting Drugs Partnership Strategy (2024-2027). Currently Tower Hamlets commissions and delivers a range of substance misuse treatment and recovery services for residents aged 18 plus, collectively branded as "Reset". Following a period of review that includes a refreshed Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA), detailed system review and series of engagement events; the cabinet report recommended the commissioning of a refreshed model when existing contracts come to an end in late 2025. It presented a case for continued investment in substance misuse engagement, harm reduction, treatment and recovery services; and a timeline for implementation of this model through a competitive procurement exercise.

Summary: Tower Hamlets intends to recommission a borough-wide adult substance misuse treatment and recovery system for residents aged 18 and over. The service will be aligned with the Combatting Drugs Partnership Strategy 2024–2027 and will replace the current range of services collectively branded as Reset. The scope includes substance misuse engagement, harm reduction, treatment and recovery support, with the aim of creating a refreshed, integrated system following a review of local needs and service performance. This is a health and social work services procurement, to be delivered across the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. Tower Hamlets is the buying organisation and will manage the commissioning of the service under the Provider Selection Regime.

HAC6052 Substance Misuse Redesign

Description: London Borough of Tower Hamlets is recommissioning a borough-wide, world-class adult substance misuse treatment system, aligned with the Combatting Drugs Partnership Strategy (2024-2027). Currently Tower Hamlets commissions and delivers a range of substance misuse treatment and recovery services for residents aged 18 plus, collectively branded as "Reset". Following a period of review that includes a refreshed Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA), detailed system review and series of engagement events; the cabinet report recommended the commissioning of a refreshed model when existing contracts come to an end in late 2025. It presented a case for continued investment in substance misuse engagement, harm reduction, treatment and recovery services; and a timeline for implementation of this model through a competitive procurement exercise.

Summary: Tower Hamlets intends to recommission a borough-wide adult substance misuse treatment and recovery system for residents aged 18 and over. The service will be aligned with the Combatting Drugs Partnership Strategy 2024–2027 and will replace the current range of services collectively branded as Reset. The scope includes substance misuse engagement, harm reduction, treatment and recovery support, with the aim of creating a refreshed, integrated system following a review of local needs and service performance. This is a health and social work services procurement, to be delivered across the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. Tower Hamlets is the buying organisation and will manage the commissioning of the service under the Provider Selection Regime.