Targeted Adult Weight Management

Description: Lewisham Council (the Council) invites you to submit a Tender for a Targeted Adult Weight Management service on the terms and conditions set out in this invitation to tender (ITT) and Contract Documentation. The contract will be between the successful Tenderer and the Council for the period of 2 years from the 1st July 2026 to 30th June 2028 with the option to extend for a further for 1 year at the Council's discretion. This contract will be procured through an open tender process in accordance with the requirements of Section 20 of the Procurement Act 2023. The Council reserves the right to modify the terms of this procurement (within the meaning of "terms of a covered procurement" set out at Section 31(7) of the Procurement Act 2023) (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Lewisham is currently inviting tenders for a "Targeted Adult Weight Management" service. This procurement, under the open procedure method, aims to secure services within the health sector, specifically targeting adult weight management. The contract duration is from 1st July 2026 to 30th June 2028, with an optional extension year at the council's discretion. Interested parties must submit their tenders by 20th February 2026, following the close of the enquiry period on 6th February 2026. The procurement is above threshold and involves a budget of £450,000 for services delivered within the region of UKI44, United Kingdom.

Clerk of Work Services

Description: The Trust Guy's and St Thomas' is among the UK's busiest and most successful NHS foundation trusts. The Trust provides a full range of hospital and community services for people in Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham, as well as specialist care for patients from further afield including cancer, renal, orthopaedic and cardiovascular services. The Trust has the following locations: * Guy's Hospital * St Thomas' hospital * Evelina Children's Hospital * Royal Brompton Hospital * Harefield Hospital * Plus, a number of community-based sites. * Royal Brompton and Harefield hospitals provide specialist heart and lung services across the country. * Guy's is home to the largest dental school in Europe and a state-of-the-art cancer centre. * As part of our commitment to provide care closer to home, we also (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process is being initiated by Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust in London, focusing on securing Clerk of Work Services. This tender process is at the planning stage and falls under the industry category of construction-related services, specifically concerning construction supervision and management. The proposed timeline for the project starts with an engagement milestone due on 15 January 2026, while the anticipated contract period will commence on 1 April 2026 and conclude on 31 March 2031. The estimated value of the project stands at £2,400,000. The procurement is yet to determine the exact method, with both open competition and framework competitions being considered. Key discussions include selecting the appropriate type of contract and pricing mechanism, targeting a market release towards the end of January 2026.

SEL ICB (Bromley) Neighbourhood Homeless Health Hub Service

Description: NHS South East London Integrated Care Board (SEL ICB) is seeking to commission a Neighbourhood Homeless Health Hub Service for the London Borough of Bromley. This service builds on the successful three-year Homeless Health Project partnership between Bromley GP Alliance (BGPA) and Bromley Homeless Charity. It aims to provide trauma-informed, integrated, and accessible healthcare to people experiencing homelessness (PEH), addressing significant health inequalities and barriers to care. The service will operate through a hub-and-spoke model, offering drop-in clinics, longer appointments, and outreach services. It will support urgent and routine care, chronic disease management, mental health support, safeguarding, and referrals to wider health and social care services. Key objectives include: * Delivering trauma-informed care in safe, non-judgemental environments. * Reducing A&E attendances and hospital readmissions. * Improving access to (read more...)

Summary: The NHS South East London Integrated Care Board (SEL ICB) has announced a planning stage for the procurement of a Neighbourhood Homeless Health Hub Service in the London Borough of Bromley. This initiative is part of the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) under the 2023 regulations and is not subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. The process aims to identify the most suitable provider without competitive procurement. The SEL ICB intends to commission services that build on a successful partnership with the Bromley GP Alliance and Bromley Homeless Charity, addressing healthcare disparities for the homeless. The contract will span three years, starting with a value of £162,000 in the first year, rising to £176,000 by the third year. Interested parties should be aware that this is not a call to competition but rather a notice of intent, with interested providers encouraged to contact the board for further information.

Parental Wellbeing and Boundaries Training and Support Programme

Description: The Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) is seeking providers through this Invitation to Tender to deliver parental wellbeing and boundaries training and support. The commissioned programme will strengthen parent and carer networks through accredited training and a train the trainer model, enabling wider access to qualifications and peer led support. The focus of the programme will be on: *Delivery of accredited training to empower parents and carers *Building sustainable networks through train-the-trainer approaches *Supporting parents and carers to gain recognised accreditations *Enhancing emotional resilience and strengthening boundaries within families This next phase will invest in training and support that equips parents and carers with the skills to foster resilience, set healthy boundaries, and extend support across their communities. By embedding accreditation and peer-led delivery, the programme aims to create (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process, initiated by the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime, focuses on the Parental Wellbeing and Boundaries Training and Support Programme. This programme aims to deliver training services to empower parents and carers through accredited training and a train-the-trainer model. Located in London, the programme supports the strengthening of family networks across the United Kingdom. The process is at the tender stage with an open procurement method described as 'below threshold - open competition'. Interested parties should note key dates: the enquiry period ends on 15th January 2026, and tenders must be submitted by 22nd January 2026. The contract period is set from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2027, with a possible extension of up to one year. The procurement value is estimated at £200,000 GBP.

Supply of a Quadruped Robot

Description: High Level Specification: One complete Robotic Quadruped system, consisting of a robotic platform, including: - At least one manipulator arm option - Manual and autonomous arm functionality - Ability to attach/house third party equipment on the system - Option to use 3rd party radio frequency communications systems for operation of system - Radio frequency module to provide option for mesh network communication platform - Operational lifespan support of at least 5 years - Integrated software and future development provision

Summary: The Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime is engaging in a procurement process for the "Supply of a Quadruped Robot," classified under the industrial robots category. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with a specific emphasis on market engagement to determine vendor capabilities. The main procurement category for this project is goods, and it is above the financial threshold. The key milestone to note is the request for information (RFI), with responses due by 19th January 2026. The contract spans from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2031, indicating a long-term commitment to suppliers equipped to provide robotic quadruped systems. The location of the buying organisation is in London, UK, ensuring logistical relevance to businesses in proximity.

Parental Wellbeing and Boundaries Training and Support Programme

Description: The Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) is seeking providers through this Invitation to Tender to deliver parental wellbeing and boundaries training and support. The commissioned programme will strengthen parent and carer networks through accredited training and a train the trainer model, enabling wider access to qualifications and peer led support. The focus of the programme will be on: *Delivery of accredited training to empower parents and carers *Building sustainable networks through train-the-trainer approaches *Supporting parents and carers to gain recognised accreditations *Enhancing emotional resilience and strengthening boundaries within families This next phase will invest in training and support that equips parents and carers with the skills to foster resilience, set healthy boundaries, and extend support across their communities. By embedding accreditation and peer-led delivery, the programme aims to create (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process, initiated by the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime, focuses on the Parental Wellbeing and Boundaries Training and Support Programme. This programme aims to deliver training services to empower parents and carers through accredited training and a train-the-trainer model. Located in London, the programme supports the strengthening of family networks across the United Kingdom. The process is at the tender stage with an open procurement method described as 'below threshold - open competition'. Interested parties should note key dates: the enquiry period ends on 15th January 2026, and tenders must be submitted by 22nd January 2026. The contract period is set from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2027, with a possible extension of up to one year. The procurement value is estimated at £200,000 GBP.

Collections Management System Replacement

Description: The Horniman Museum and Gardens (HMG) is seeking to replace its end-of-life collections management system with a new, digital-first solution that will enhance efficiency, transparency, and best practice across its diverse collections and related activities. This project will span three to four years, focusing initially on data migration, followed by phased development and alignment of functions and procedures. The Horniman Museum and Gardens' current collections management system is used to catalogue and manage diverse collections including Natural History, Anthropology, Musical Instruments, Living collections (an aquarium, a butterfly house, a small zoo, the gardens), a Handling Collection, an Archive, and items of value and interest that are not part of any formal collection. The system supports the 21 Spectrum procedures, but only partially. A core objective of this project (read more...)

Summary: The Horniman Public Museum and Public Park Trust is actively progressing its procurement process to replace the current collections management system with a new, digital-first solution aimed at improving operational efficiency and transparency. The contract, titled "Collections Management System Replacement," belongs to the services category, specifically within the industry of museum services and software packages, located in the United Kingdom. The tender stage is currently active, with the call for bids remaining open until 31st January 2026, and interested parties must direct submissions to Jonathan Whitson Cloud via email. The project has a projected initiation date of 1st April 2026, with completion expected by 31st March 2030. The procurement method is open competition, allowing for broad participation from interested vendors.

EBC - Kings Copse Avenue Multi-Utility Tender

Description: Multi Utility Tender - Kings Copse Avenue Project - Land South East of Kings Copse Avenue, Hedge End, Southampton ///stand.spots.speeds Eastleigh Borough Council (EBC) seeks to appoint a suitably qualified and competent multi-utility provider to carry out the required utility design, implementation & asset adoption to support the delivery of 192 residential units, including electricity, potable water, surface & foul water & air-source heating & ground source heating options. We are currently 50% through the determination period for detailed planning permission (F/25/100141) for residential development at Land South East of Kings Copse Avenue, Hedge End. The site is proposed to be developed to provide 192 residential homes with access from Kings Copse Avenue and associated parking and landscaping, with the scheme being part of the Council's housing delivery (read more...)

Summary: Eastleigh Borough Council is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process titled “EBC - Kings Copse Avenue Multi-Utility Tender”. This process seeks a qualified multi-utility provider to handle the design, implementation, and adoption of utility services for the development of 192 residential units in Hedge End, Southampton. The specific services needed include electricity, potable water, surface and foul water, and both air-source and ground-source heating options. The tender is open under an 'open competition' method and is subject to legislation under UKPGA 2023/54. This procurement falls under the works category within the construction industry, with key activities taking place in the region with postal code SO50 9YN, part of the Eastleigh Borough Council's strategic housing delivery programme. Interested parties must submit their tenders by 29th January 2026, following an enquiry period that ends on 26th January 2026.

Hard FM - Provision of Fire and Security Repair, Maintenance and Minor Works Services

Description: London Borough of Lewisham invite Suppliers to tender for a Hard Facilities Management Contract for the provision of Fire & Security repair and Maintenance Services for its Corporate Property Estate. The contract will have provision for a range of planned and reactive Fire & Security services for approximately 70 sites including a wide range of properties from offices, libraries, community use buildings, children's centres and other operational buildings. Lewisham is a vibrant and diverse borough in southeast London and has a total area of approximately 35 km2. It encompasses a mix of urban and green spaces, rich cultural heritage, and a dynamic community. These core Services include: * Planned Preventative Maintenance and Statutory Testing - Maintenance in accordance with statutory compliance and British Standards. * Reactive Repairs - (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Lewisham is seeking tenders for a Hard Facilities Management Contract related to fire and security repair, maintenance, and minor works services. This tender, titled "Hard FM - Provision of Fire and Security Repair, Maintenance and Minor Works Services," pertains to services across roughly 70 sites in Lewisham, which include offices, libraries, community buildings, and children's centres. The procurement stage is currently active, with a closing date for tender submissions set for 7th January 2026, while the enquiry period ends on 30th December 2025. This project falls under the services industry category and is conducted through an open procurement method using a competitive flexible procedure. The contract, valuing approximately £3.5 million gross, is set to commence on 1st June 2026, with the potential for renewal at the council's discretion up to two years.

Research Partner for Community Led: Supporting young people directly affected by interpersonal violence

Description: London's Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) is seeking to commission a Research Partner to collaborate on an important research project aimed at assessing the landscape of tertiary support[1] available to young Londoners impacted by interpersonal violence - both statutory and non-statutory. In recognition of the importance of embedding community voice and lived experiences throughout the research process, the VRU are commissioning both a research partner and a community partner to work in collaboration. This approach ensures the research appropriately and meaningfully reflects the experiences of those it aims to serve and that research findings will be relevant and informed. The community partner contract has been awarded to Wipers Youth CIC after a competitive tender process. Wipers Youth are a social enterprise which provides youth provision for young people, with (read more...)

Summary: The Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime is currently in the tender stage for a research partnership titled "Research Partner for Community Led: Supporting Young People Directly Affected by Interpersonal Violence." This initiative, under London's Violence Reduction Unit, aims to improve tertiary support services for young Londoners impacted by interpersonal violence. The procurement focuses on research services and health and social work services, with a contract valued at £52,500 for the duration of 12 months, expected to commence in March 2026. Interested parties must submit tenders by 21st January 2026, with clarifications due by 12th January 2026. The project is based in London and seeks to complement an already awarded community partnership with Wipers Youth CIC.