Democratic Engagement Projects: engaging under-registered groups in democracy

Description: We will commission projects which aim to increase democratic participation among groups who are less likely to be registered to vote and those who face other barriers. More information on these groups can be found in the attached EOI document. We will commission projects grouped under the following Lots: Lot 1: Action research projects, to pilot new and innovative approaches to democratic engagement in England Lot 2: Accessible voting projects, to support disabled and neurodivergent voters across the UK Lot 3: Digital engagement projects, to engage new and diverse audiences and explore the role that digital engagement can have in increasing participation Lot 4 - Democratic Engagement Projects (Scotland) - small to medium scale projects that will pilot new and innovative approaches in Scotland only. We welcome a (read more...)

Summary: The Electoral Commission is planning a tender process titled "Democratic Engagement Projects: engaging under-registered groups in democracy," aimed at increasing democratic participation among groups facing barriers to voting. This planned procurement falls under the industry category of Electronic information services and Provision of services to the community, with projects categorised into distinct lots addressing innovative approaches to democratic engagement, accessible voting, digital engagement, and initiatives in Scotland. The budget for the 2025/2026 period is set at £390,000, with a tender value of £100,000, going up to £5,000 for any single initiative. The process follows an open procurement method above threshold a future notice date set for 8th December 2025, with the contract beginning on 1st February 2026 and ending on 31st August 2027. Interested parties should register on the Electoral Commission's procurement portal and express interest via email by specifying the lot/s they plan to apply for.

GB-London: Repairs to the Spire at St Andrew's Church, Thornhill Square, London, N1 1BQ

Description: PART 1: REPAIRS TO THE EXTERIOR LOWER SPIRE AND CONSOLIDATION WORKS TO THE EXTERIOR UPPER SPIRE PART 2: REPAIRS TO THE EXTERIOR UPPER SPIRE AND INTERIOR SPIRE Additional information: PLEASE CONTACT JO ADEY VIA E-MAIL FOR A COPY OF THE FULL TENDER INFORMATION - jo.adey@greenwoodprojects.com The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.

Summary: The Parochial Church Council (PCC) of St Andrew's Church is inviting tenders for repair work on the spire of St Andrew's Church located at Thornhill Square, London, N1 1BQ. This procurement process, which falls under the industry category of church construction work (CPV code 45212361), is currently at the tender stage. The contract involves repairs and consolidation works on both the exterior and interior of the spire, with a tender period ending on 17th December 2025. The contract is set to commence on 31st March 2026 and conclude by 31st January 2027. This open procedure calls for tenders from qualified economic operators, particularly targeting small or medium enterprises (SMEs) that can deliver works valued at approximately £5,000,000.

CoLP Mounted Section - Structural Civil Engineer

Description: The City of London Corporation is exploring redevelopment of 50-52 Aldgate High Street to provide a unified, purpose-built base for the City of London Police Mounted Unit. The site offers key operational benefits including central access, rear servicing, and sufficient space for stabling, welfare facilities, and horse-box manoeuvring. The project is currently in feasibility and early site assessment, with extensive engagement underway with TfL regarding underground constraints and land status. Estimated construction value: PS4m Estimated programme: Feb 2026 - March 2028 (112 weeks) Procurement route: Single-Stage Design & Build (JCT D&B) The Structural Engineer is required to support RIBA Stages 2-4 as lead structural designer, then act as Client Monitoring Agent through construction to completion and defects.

Summary: The City of London Corporation is inviting tenders for structural engineering consultancy services as part of the redevelopment of 50–52 Aldgate High Street to create a purpose-built base for the City of London Police Mounted Unit. This active tender, titled "CoLP Mounted Section - Structural Civil Engineer," falls under the services industry category. The procurement process is currently at the 'tender' stage with the open procedure method. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 29th December 2025, a tender submission deadline on 5th January 2026, and the anticipated award period closing by 16th February 2026. The estimated construction programme runs from February 2026 to March 2028, with the contract period expected to start on 23rd February 2026 and end on 31st March 2029.

Procurement of Back-loading Garbage Trucks

Description: Chemonics Group UK Limited which is implementing the Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine Phase 2 (PFRU-2) Project as part of international technical assistance (hereinafter referred to as Chemonics) invites you to submit a Tender for Procurement of Back-loading Garbage Trucks

Summary: Chemonics International, Inc. is currently managing the Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine Phase 2 Project and invites tenders for the "Procurement of Back-loading Garbage Trucks." This procurement process, categorised under 'Works trucks,' is situated in Ukraine, with the tender stage actively underway. The tender began on 4th December 2025 and is set to conclude on 26th December 2025. This open procurement method falls under the open procedure (above threshold) and offers business opportunities in the goods industry, specifically for replacing or supplementing waste management infrastructure.

Design and Print Services for Healthcare Quality Improvement (HQIP)

Description: Lot 1 - The NJR Annual Report The NJR Annual Report is a formal NHS England report that presents a statistical analysis of the performance of procedures collected over the preceding 12 months alongside analysis of data over the life of the registry to enable understanding of long-term performance. The report has been produced annually for the past 22 years. As the report is a statistical presentation of the analyses of data, it consists mainly of tables and graphical figures, illustrating outcome performance, with accompanying explanatory text. We are asking bidders of design and layout services that have the capability to prepare a report of this complexity to tender to deliver the services, for the next three years, with the aspirational potential to extend the contract for a (read more...)

Summary: The Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership is inviting proposals for the provision of design and print services, specifically for the NJR Annual Report and HQIP Annual Report, along with associated ad hoc design tasks. The procurement process, currently in the tender phase, requires potential suppliers to provide comprehensive design consultancy, graphic design, and printing services, spanning categories and values detailed in the lot specifications. The initiative is located in London, United Kingdom, with a tender period closing on the 5th of January, 2026. The contract award is anticipated by the 26th of January, 2026. This open procurement follows a competitive flexible procedure, divided into two stages for efficient evaluation and selection. Interested organisations should be well-prepared to submit proposals in English electronically by the specified deadlines.

Westmead Road 71-75

Description: The Westmead Road Affordable Housing Scheme, proposed by Sutton Council, aims to deliver 34 new, high-quality, and energy-efficient affordable homes at 71-75 Westmead Road in the Carshalton Central Ward. The site currently has existing planning permission for 35 homes. This permission will be modified via a Section 73 application, to be presented at the Planning Committee on 3rd December, 2025. This adjustment will ensure compliance with current building and safety standards and achieve a better mix of 34 homes. This project aligns with Sutton Council's corporate plan, "Ambitious for Sutton," by prioritizing quality and affordable housing, social inclusion, and sustainable development, with a strong focus on action on climate change. The scheme will aim to achieve Passivhaus standards, significantly reducing heating costs for residents and contributing to the (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Sutton, in collaboration with the London Borough of Haringey, is overseeing the procurement process for the Westmead Road Affordable Housing Scheme. This tender aims to construct 34 high-quality, energy-efficient affordable homes in Carshalton Central Ward, aligning with Sutton Council's \"Ambitious for Sutton\" corporate plan. The scheme, valued at £13,000,000, will focus on sustainable development and aims to meet Passivhaus standards. The procurement follows a competitive flexible procedure, ensuring fairness and transparency, with an expression of interest deadline set for 16th January 2026. Located centrally in Sutton and approximately 800 metres from the town centre, the site is ready for development following prior demolition works.

Westmead Road 71-74

Description: The Westmead Road Affordable Housing Scheme, proposed by Sutton Council, aims to deliver 34 new, high-quality, and energy-efficient affordable homes at 71-75 Westmead Road in the Carshalton Central Ward. The site currently has existing planning permission for 35 homes. This permission will be modified via a Section 73 application, to be presented at the Planning Committee on 3rd December, 2025. This adjustment will ensure compliance with current building and safety standards and achieve a better mix of 34 homes. This project aligns with Sutton Council's corporate plan, "Ambitious for Sutton," by prioritizing quality and affordable housing, social inclusion, and sustainable development, with a strong focus on action on climate change. The scheme will aim to achieve Passivhaus standards, significantly reducing heating costs for residents and contributing to the (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Sutton, in collaboration with the London Borough of Haringey, is overseeing the procurement process for the Westmead Road Affordable Housing Scheme. This tender aims to construct 34 high-quality, energy-efficient affordable homes in Carshalton Central Ward, aligning with Sutton Council's \"Ambitious for Sutton\" corporate plan. The scheme, valued at £13,000,000, will focus on sustainable development and aims to meet Passivhaus standards. The procurement follows a competitive flexible procedure, ensuring fairness and transparency, with an expression of interest deadline set for 16th January 2026. Located centrally in Sutton and approximately 800 metres from the town centre, the site is ready for development following prior demolition works.

Legal Advisory Services for CReDO

Description: CPC is seeking a solution that would deliver a legally robust data sharing licence that project partners would be comfortable in signing, while enabling efficient management of future changes without requiring repeated processes of re-signing. It should include a simple onboarding process for new users or asset owners that avoids extensive re-signing by existing participants and ensure that any additional future data sharing activities are automatically covered under the same licence, eliminating the need for supplementary agreements or repeated approvals. This is for the Climate Resilience Decision Optimiser (CReDO)Project.

Summary: The public procurement process is being led by Connected Places Catapult, which is seeking bids for "Legal Advisory Services for CReDO". This opportunity falls under the legal services industry category and is located in the United Kingdom. The tender is currently at the active procurement stage with key dates including the submission deadline on 31st December 2025. The procurement method is open, emphasising below-threshold competition, allowing businesses to freely submit electronic tenders through the specified online submission portal.

Procurement of Vehicles

Description: Chemonics Group UK Limited which is implementing the Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine Phase 2 (PFRU-2) Project as part of international technical assistance (hereinafter referred to as Chemonics) invites you to submit a Tender for Procurement of Vehicles.

Summary: The current procurement process is undertaken by Chemonics International, Inc., in association with the Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine Phase 2 (PFRU-2) Project. This tender, titled "Procurement of Vehicles", falls under the Motor Vehicles industry category with CPV code 34100000. The procurement stage is active under a tender status, with an open procedure above threshold. The process involves the delivery of motor vehicles to Ukraine, with a contract period beginning on 31st December 2025 and concluding on 1st December 2026. Interested suppliers must submit their tenders by 23rd December 2025 at 15:00 UTC.

Design and Print Services for Healthcare Quality Improvement (HQIP)

Description: Lot 1 - The NJR Annual Report The NJR Annual Report is a formal NHS England report that presents a statistical analysis of the performance of procedures collected over the preceding 12 months alongside analysis of data over the life of the registry to enable understanding of long-term performance. The report has been produced annually for the past 22 years. As the report is a statistical presentation of the analyses of data, it consists mainly of tables and graphical figures, illustrating outcome performance, with accompanying explanatory text. We are asking bidders of design and layout services that have the capability to prepare a report of this complexity to tender to deliver the services, for the next three years, with the aspirational potential to extend the contract for a (read more...)

Summary: The Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership is inviting proposals for the provision of design and print services, specifically for the NJR Annual Report and HQIP Annual Report, along with associated ad hoc design tasks. The procurement process, currently in the tender phase, requires potential suppliers to provide comprehensive design consultancy, graphic design, and printing services, spanning categories and values detailed in the lot specifications. The initiative is located in London, United Kingdom, with a tender period closing on the 5th of January, 2026. The contract award is anticipated by the 26th of January, 2026. This open procurement follows a competitive flexible procedure, divided into two stages for efficient evaluation and selection. Interested organisations should be well-prepared to submit proposals in English electronically by the specified deadlines.