Find Tenders in Tower Hamlets

Poplar HARCA Fire Risk Assessment Consultancy Contract

Description: Poplar HARCA are looking to procure a Consultant for the delivery of a Fire Risk Assessments Contract. The estimated annual Contract value is circa GBP150,000.00 to GBP200,000.00 (excluding VAT). This figure does not take into account annual indexation considerations or VAT. It is intended that the contracts will run for a period of five years with the option for renewal, as decided by Poplar HARCA, for an extension of up to a further five years, subject to satisfactory reviews. The maximum duration of the contract is therefore ten years. Pre-market engagement was undertaken via Notice ref - 2026/S 000-072514 For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Building-inspection-services./574W6M57A7 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/574W6M57A7

Summary: Poplar HARCA is seeking consultancy services to carry out fire risk assessments. The work is described as a Fire Risk Assessments Contract, classified as building-inspection services, and is intended to support the housing association’s property portfolio. The procurement is managed by Poplar HARCA, with Faithorn Farrell Timms acting as procurement consultant. Delivery is in the United Kingdom. The requirement covers assessment work rather than building works or the supply of equipment. Its scale may be affected by changes in the number of properties and the volume of services required during the contract.

Balfour Beatty - Roads North of the Thames - LTC - Bridge Bearings

Description: The Lower Thames Crossing Roads North Programme is seeking expressions of interest from organisations with experience in the design support, manufacture, supply and installation of bridge bearings for major highway and infrastructure projects. The scope comprises the provision of specialist bridge bearing product and methodology support to our Design Partner during the development of the detailed design, followed by the manufacture, supply, delivery and installation of bridge bearings to 16 structures across the Lower Thames Crossing Roads North project. As part of our procurement planning, we are seeking to better understand market capability, capacity and preferred delivery models to help inform the final procurement strategy and packaging approach. Through this PQQ, we are looking to engage with experienced suppliers who can provide innovative, durable and cost-effective bridge bearing (read more...)

Summary: Balfour Beatty Civil Engineering is seeking suppliers for specialist bridge bearings for 16 structures on the Roads North programme of the Lower Thames Crossing. The work covers technical and product support to the design partner during detailed design, followed by manufacture, supply, delivery and installation. The project is a new road linking Essex and Kent via a tunnel beneath the River Thames. Delivery is across Essex and Kent, in the East of England and South East. This is a bridge-bearing supply and installation opportunity, with design-support services as part of the scope.

Meals on Wheels

Description: This service will provide a selected group of residents with daily, nutritious hot meals delivered straight to their homes, primarily to address food insecurity and, secondarily, to ease social isolation. Therefore, the London Borough of Tower Hamlets is seeking a food supplier with a proven track record, ideally within the borough, and the logistical capacity to sustain a reliable, high-quality delivery service. All meals must meet rigorous nutritional standards and accommodate a wide range of dietary and cultural requirements, while offering residents daily choice and flexibility in meal selection. This is for a 3 year contract.

Summary: Tower Hamlets is seeking a supplier to provide a Meals on Wheels service for selected residents in the borough. The service is intended primarily to address food insecurity and also to reduce social isolation. It involves preparing and delivering nutritious hot meals to residents’ homes every day, with choice and flexibility in meal selection. Meals must meet nutritional standards and cater for a wide range of dietary and cultural requirements. This is a catering service with a welfare-support purpose. The buyer is the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, and delivery is within its area in London.

Preferred Supplier List Refresh 2026/27

Description: Transport Focus is an independent public body and is the operating name of the Passengers' Council, formerly known as the Rail Passengers' Council. It was set up by Parliament to protect the interests of Britain's rail passengers, England's bus and tram passengers outside London and coach passengers on scheduled domestic services in England. In addition to representing passengers, Transport Focus now represents users of the Strategic Roads Network (SRN) in England. We also work closely with Welsh and Scottish Governments. We are an executive non-departmental public body sponsored by the Department for Transport. Our mission is to get the best deal for passengers and road users. With a strong emphasis on evidence-based campaigning and research, we ensure that we know what is happening on the ground. The purpose (read more...)

Summary: Transport Focus plans to refresh its Preferred Supplier List framework for customer satisfaction research and reporting. The work will support its role representing passengers and road users through evidence-based research. Two areas are envisaged: qualitative research, including focus groups, in-depth interviews, deliberative techniques and ethnography; and quantitative research, including face-to-face, telephone, self-completion, mystery-shopping and online surveys. The buyer is Transport Focus, a public body sponsored by the Department for Transport. The services will support its work across its portfolio in Britain, including rail passengers, bus and tram passengers outside London, domestic coach passengers in England and users of England’s Strategic Roads Network. The procurement is for research services (CPV 73110000).

MARRS Assurance and Advisory Support

Description: Preliminary market engagement - Request for Information (RFI) for provision of independent technical, commercial and procurement assurance and advisory support to inform the development of the MARRS programme and preparation for future procurement. To participate, please register via the Atamis e-sourcing portal https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome Any queries or problems using the portal, contact the Helpdesk at: Phone: 0800 9956035 E-mail: support-health@atamis.co.uk

Summary: The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) intends to procure independent technical, commercial and procurement assurance and advisory support for its MARRS programme. The work is intended to inform programme development and preparation for a future procurement. The scope brings together feasibility and analysis, engineering and construction advice, procurement consultancy, and business and management consultancy. Delivery is described as covering the United Kingdom.

MARRS Assurance and Advisory Support

Description: Provision of independent technical, commercial and procurement assurance and advisory support to inform the development of the MARRS programme and preparation for future procurement. To participate, please register and apply via Atamis e-sourcing portal https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome Any queries or problems using the portal, contact the Helpdesk at: Phone: 0800 9956035 E-mail: support-health@atamis.co.uk

Summary: The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) intends to procure independent technical, commercial and procurement assurance and advisory support for its MARRS programme. The work is intended to inform programme development and preparation for a future procurement. The scope brings together feasibility and analysis, engineering and construction advice, procurement consultancy, and business and management consultancy. Delivery is described as covering the United Kingdom.

Recruitment Agency Support

Description: Low Carbon Contracts Company (LCCC) have an upcoming requirement for recruitment agency support, for hiring quality staff into predominantly IT and Finance roles. LCCC have an in-house recruitment team, who successfully fill most vacancies through direct sourcing. Internal forecasting suggests that we will be recruiting for 62 specialist roles across FY27/28, FY29/30 and FY30/31, which we may find challenging to source through our typical methods. To assist with the recruitment of these roles, we require recruitment agencies with specialist market expertise to support with the hiring of permanent roles, alongside some Fixed Term Contracts or interim roles. Our aim is for the agencies to provide a means to recruit high-quality talent, through their passive candidate networks and up-to-date candidate availability data (particularly for FTC and interim talent where (read more...)

Summary: Low Carbon Contracts Company Ltd (LCCC) plans to procure recruitment agency support to help hire specialist staff, predominantly in IT and finance. The requirement covers permanent recruitment as well as some fixed-term and interim roles. Forecast roles span quality assurance, software and data engineering, infrastructure and DevOps, finance, policy, and principal contract management. Agencies are expected to add specialist market expertise to LCCC’s in-house recruitment team, which fills most vacancies through direct sourcing. The work is for LCCC in London; the record does not specify a delivery location beyond the buyer’s base.

Standby Power Generator Replacement for Research Buildings

Description: The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified contractor to undertake the design, supply, installation, testing, commissioning and handover of replacement standby power generation systems and associated fuel infrastructure serving Research Buildings 1 and 2 at the MHRA Laboratories site, Blanche Lane, South Mimms, Hertfordshire. The contract includes the replacement of existing end-of-life generator assets and fuel tanks, associated electrical infrastructure, control systems, building management system interfaces, commissioning, training and handover activities. Tenderers are required to submit solutions and pricing for four defined delivery options, ranging from like-for-like generator replacement through to enhanced resilience solutions involving new generator compounds, switchboard arrangements and expanded fuel storage capacity. The works will be delivered on an operational medical research site and require careful coordination (read more...)

Summary: The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is procuring works to replace standby generators and associated fuel infrastructure serving Research Buildings 1 and 2 at its Laboratories site in South Mimms, Hertfordshire. The scope covers design, supply, installation, testing, commissioning and handover of replacement generation systems and fuel tanks, together with electrical infrastructure, control systems and building management system interfaces. It also includes training and replacement of existing end-of-life equipment. Suppliers must provide solutions and prices for four delivery options, from like-for-like replacement to enhanced resilience with new generator compounds, switchboard arrangements and expanded fuel storage. The works take place at an operational medical research site, where continuity of services and standby power resilience must be maintained while disruption is minimised. The requirement is for standby power generation and electrical installation works.

Passenger Services Cost Benchmarking Study

Description: The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) is the independent economic and safety regulator of Britain's railways. ORR is developing its capability to assess the efficiency, productivity and value for money of passenger train operations. Historically, passenger services have been delivered through a range of Train Operating Companies (TOCs), each with differing operating characteristics, service patterns and cost structures. As most of the industry moves towards a more integrated railway structure, ORR requires a robust framework for understanding variations in train operating expenditure and for benchmarking performance across the railway. Previous analytical work has demonstrated that econometric benchmarking of the cost of passenger operators is feasible using Great Britain rail industry data and has identified several statistically significant drivers of operating costs. However, further work is required to (read more...)

Summary: The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) is seeking research and consultancy services for a passenger rail operating-cost benchmarking study. The work will strengthen understanding of the factors that drive train operating expenditure and how those factors relate to one another. It will develop suitable benchmarking methods and a practical framework for comparing costs and performance across passenger rail operations. ORR intends to use the evidence to assess relative efficiency, identify opportunities to improve efficiency and cost control, support advice to funders, and inform value-for-money analysis and its future regulatory work. The study concerns passenger train services across Great Britain; the procurement identifies the delivery location as the United Kingdom.

HAC6052 Integrated Adult Alcohol and Drug Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Service

Description: This tender is for the recommission of the adult drug and alcohol treatment and recovery system through one integrated contract with a single accountable provider. The service will: * bring together core treatment, prescribing, psychosocial interventions, outreach, recovery support, IPS and agreed criminal-justice treatment/case-management functions; * provide a coherent resident pathway with strong harm-reduction, rough-sleeping, hospital, mental-health, primary-care, family, 18-25 and digital pathways; * retain formal interfaces with services outside the contract, including Reset Discovery (culturally sensitive recovery support service), P-RESET, Barts/ELFT, CYP provision, Tier 4 and Council-retained criminal-justice functions; * operate within a PS7.37m annual financial envelope and commence on 25 October 2027. The Contract Period is initially for a period of three years, although the Authority reserves the right to extend the Contract on the same (read more...)

Summary: Tower Hamlets is procuring a single integrated adult drug and alcohol prevention, treatment and recovery service, replacing its existing system through one contract with one accountable provider. The service combines core treatment and prescribing with psychosocial interventions, outreach, recovery support, Individual Placement and Support, and agreed criminal-justice treatment and case-management functions. It must provide connected pathways covering harm reduction, rough sleeping, hospitals, mental health, primary care, families, young adults aged 18–25 and digital access. The provider must also maintain formal working interfaces with external recovery, health, children and young people, Tier 4 and council-retained criminal-justice services. The service will be delivered in Tower Hamlets, London. This is a health and social care service focused on rehabilitation and recovery from alcohol and drug use.