Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC)

Description: Peabody Trust wishes to engage an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) to provide Emergency Alarm Monitoring Services 24 hours per day 7 days per week to support vulnerable residents. To view this notice, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=1007579482

Summary: The Peabody Trust, a public authority operating at the sub-central government level, has issued a tender for an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) to provide 24/7 emergency alarm monitoring services. This initiative is aimed at supporting vulnerable residents in London, with services commencement expected on 1st April 2026. The procurement is conducted through an open procedure with a total estimated value of £1,300,000 GBP. Currently in the tender stage, interested parties must submit their proposals by 18th February 2026, with the contract award anticipated by 25th March 2026. The procurement is categorised under alarm-monitoring services—specifically flagged for service provision within the United Kingdom, aligning with legislative guidelines of the UK Public Contracts Regulations 2023/54.

UEC Middle House Refurbishment (Works)

Description: The Authority has a requirement for refurbishment works located at Denmark Hill, UEC Middle House. Further details are set out within the tender pack.

Summary: The South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, in collaboration with Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, is seeking tenders for the refurbishment of UEC Middle House located at Denmark Hill. This procurement process, overseen by Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, falls under the 'Works' category, specifically targeting refurbishment and overhaul activities. The tender process has commenced with an open competition method and has an overall value of £2,400,000 gross. The deadline for tender submissions is set for 2nd February 2026 at 17:00 GMT, with electronic submissions facilitated via the Atamis portal.

Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC)

Description: Peabody Trust wishes to engage an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) to provide Emergency Alarm Monitoring Services 24 hours per day 7 days per week to support vulnerable residents. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Alarm-monitoring-services./E3P4AM5YNB To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/E3P4AM5YNB

Summary: The Peabody Trust, a public authority operating at the sub-central government level, has issued a tender for an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) to provide 24/7 emergency alarm monitoring services. This initiative is aimed at supporting vulnerable residents in London, with services commencement expected on 1st April 2026. The procurement is conducted through an open procedure with a total estimated value of £1,300,000 GBP. Currently in the tender stage, interested parties must submit their proposals by 18th February 2026, with the contract award anticipated by 25th March 2026. The procurement is categorised under alarm-monitoring services—specifically flagged for service provision within the United Kingdom, aligning with legislative guidelines of the UK Public Contracts Regulations 2023/54.

RightBreathe Platform Maintenance and Development Contract

Description: NHS London Procurement Partnership (hosted by Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust) is seeking to award a 2 year fixed term contract to a Supplier for the provision of maintenance and development services for the RightBreathe website. This will include requirements for website maintenance and support to ensure up-to-date information is available on the website, that the website is secure, technical support and fault resolution is provided, in order to continue supporting clinicians in making respiratory prescribing decisions to provide the best service to patients. Please familiarise yourself with the current website at www.rightbreathe.com for context. ACCESSING THE OPPORTUNITY NHS LPP is running this procurement via the Atamis e-commercial tendering portal. As such, interested bidders will need to register on the portal to access and submit the (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust pertains to the maintenance and development of the RightBreathe Platform. The contracting authority is seeking a supplier to provide these services to ensure the platform continues to support respiratory prescribing decisions effectively. This tender falls under the industry categories of internet services and software-related services, with operations focused in the United Kingdom. The process, categorised as an open competition due to its below-threshold value of £80,000, is currently in the tender stage. Important dates include the opening of the tender response window on 23 January 2026 and the submission deadline set for 13 February 2026. Following the evaluation period, the contract is anticipated to commence on 1 April 2026 and will conclude on 31 March 2028.

Case File Quality

Description: The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is seeking to procure a robust, scalable case file quality solution to support operational policing, compliance, and improve submissions to the CPS. The MPS is looking to improve the quality and completeness of case files submitted to the CPS, reduce time and effort spent on reworking or resubmitting files and ensure compliance with CPS requirements, national policing standards, and internal triage criteria. The MPS are looking to support officers and staff with tools that enable them to focus on content, not just process and to standardise quality assurance across the MPS. (Estimated contract dates below refer to the Alpha phase contract)

Summary: The ongoing procurement process for the "Case File Quality" project is being led by the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, located at 169 Union Street, London. This initiative falls under the services category, particularly within the IT services sector, including consulting, software development, internet, and support. The contract is set to begin in April 2026 and end in late May 2026, focusing on enhancing operational policing through improved case file quality for the CPS. The procurement is currently in the planning update stage, with significant milestones including a Supplier MS Teams event on 23rd January 2026, the release of the Procurement Selection Questionnaire in early February, and a series of deadlines culminating in April. This tender is part of the broader Precise Policing Phase 2 initiative and will utilise a dynamic purchasing system.

Financial Market Intelligence Reports & Monitoring

Description: Request For Information: NS&I has a requirement for Financial Intelligence reports and monitoring services. In order to remain a competitive supplier of banking services it is necessary for NS&I to continuously monitor and keep abreast of developments in the savings sector including how its account and service offerings compare with competitors in the market. NS&I is therefore seeking to acquire expert insight and knowledge into the products and services of its retail financial services. Please visit the like provided for further information. As part of a market engagement exercise, suppliers are asked to complete a questionnaire available via the link provided. Please return the completed questionnaire before the deadline.

Summary: The procurement process for "Financial Market Intelligence Reports & Monitoring" is being conducted by NS&I, a prominent governmental financial services organisation based in England. The process is currently in the planning stage, with engagement activities anticipated to conclude by 26th January 2026. This tender is aimed at the market research services industry, specifically within the region of Yorkshire and the Humber. The procurement process was initiated on 19th January 2026, and the organisation is seeking to gather comprehensive intelligence reports and ongoing monitoring to maintain its competitive edge in the banking services sector.

Financial Market Intelligence Reports & Monitoring

Description: Request For Information: NS&I has a requirement for Financial Intelligence reports and monitoring services. In order to remain a competitive supplier of banking services it is necessary for NS&I to continuously monitor and keep abreast of developments in the savings sector including how its account and service offerings compare with competitors in the market. NS&I is therefore seeking to acquire expert insight and knowledge into the products and services of its retail financial services. Please visit the like provided for further information. As part of a market engagement exercise, suppliers are asked to complete a questionnaire available via the link provided. Please return the completed questionnaire before the deadline.

Summary: The procurement process for "Financial Market Intelligence Reports & Monitoring" is being conducted by NS&I, a prominent governmental financial services organisation based in England. The process is currently in the planning stage, with engagement activities anticipated to conclude by 26th January 2026. This tender is aimed at the market research services industry, specifically within the region of Yorkshire and the Humber. The procurement process was initiated on 19th January 2026, and the organisation is seeking to gather comprehensive intelligence reports and ongoing monitoring to maintain its competitive edge in the banking services sector.

Case File Quality

Description: The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is seeking to procure a robust, scalable case file quality solution to support operational policing, compliance, and improve submissions to the CPS. The MPS is looking to improve the quality and completeness of case files submitted to the CPS, reduce time and effort spent on reworking or resubmitting files and ensure compliance with CPS requirements, national policing standards, and internal triage criteria. The MPS are looking to support officers and staff with tools that enable them to focus on content, not just process and to standardise quality assurance across the MPS. (Estimated contract dates below refer to the Alpha phase contract)

Summary: The ongoing procurement process for the "Case File Quality" project is being led by the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, located at 169 Union Street, London. This initiative falls under the services category, particularly within the IT services sector, including consulting, software development, internet, and support. The contract is set to begin in April 2026 and end in late May 2026, focusing on enhancing operational policing through improved case file quality for the CPS. The procurement is currently in the planning update stage, with significant milestones including a Supplier MS Teams event on 23rd January 2026, the release of the Procurement Selection Questionnaire in early February, and a series of deadlines culminating in April. This tender is part of the broader Precise Policing Phase 2 initiative and will utilise a dynamic purchasing system.

Case File Quality

Description: The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is seeking to procure a robust, scalable case file quality solution to support operational policing, compliance, and improve submissions to the CPS. The MPS is looking to improve the quality and completeness of case files submitted to the CPS, reduce time and effort spent on reworking or resubmitting files and ensure compliance with CPS requirements, national policing standards, and internal triage criteria. The MPS are looking to support officers and staff with tools that enable them to focus on content, not just process and to standardise quality assurance across the MPS. (Estimated contract dates below refer to the Alpha phase contract)

Summary: The ongoing procurement process for the "Case File Quality" project is being led by the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, located at 169 Union Street, London. This initiative falls under the services category, particularly within the IT services sector, including consulting, software development, internet, and support. The contract is set to begin in April 2026 and end in late May 2026, focusing on enhancing operational policing through improved case file quality for the CPS. The procurement is currently in the planning update stage, with significant milestones including a Supplier MS Teams event on 23rd January 2026, the release of the Procurement Selection Questionnaire in early February, and a series of deadlines culminating in April. This tender is part of the broader Precise Policing Phase 2 initiative and will utilise a dynamic purchasing system.

Case File Quality

Description: The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is seeking to procure a robust, scalable case file quality solution to support operational policing, compliance, and improve submissions to the CPS. The MPS is looking to improve the quality and completeness of case files submitted to the CPS, reduce time and effort spent on reworking or resubmitting files and ensure compliance with CPS requirements, national policing standards, and internal triage criteria. The MPS are looking to support officers and staff with tools that enable them to focus on content, not just process and to standardise quality assurance across the MPS. (Estimated contract dates below refer to the Alpha phase contract)

Summary: The ongoing procurement process for the "Case File Quality" project is being led by the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, located at 169 Union Street, London. This initiative falls under the services category, particularly within the IT services sector, including consulting, software development, internet, and support. The contract is set to begin in April 2026 and end in late May 2026, focusing on enhancing operational policing through improved case file quality for the CPS. The procurement is currently in the planning update stage, with significant milestones including a Supplier MS Teams event on 23rd January 2026, the release of the Procurement Selection Questionnaire in early February, and a series of deadlines culminating in April. This tender is part of the broader Precise Policing Phase 2 initiative and will utilise a dynamic purchasing system.