Find Tenders in Lewisham and Southwark

Integrated Young People's Substance Misuse and Sexual Health Service

Description: The London Borough of Lewisham is seeking to commission an integrated Substance Misuse and Sexual Health Service for children and young people aged 10-25. The Service will deliver information, advice and early, preventative interventions relating to substance misuse and sexual and reproductive health, including brief educational and psychosocial support. Where needs are identified, the Service will also provide specialist, structured treatment and case management for substance misuse, alongside supported access to relevant clinical and specialist provision across both substance misuse and sexual health pathways. The contract will be between the successful Tenderer and the Council for an initial term of three (3) years. At the Council's sole discretion, the Contract may be extended for up to two further periods of three (3) years each, subject to satisfactory performance (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Lewisham is in the Tender stage of procuring an "Integrated Young People's Substance Misuse and Sexual Health Service". This project is positioned within the Health Services industry category and aims to deliver a comprehensive range of services, including education, early interventions, treatment, and case management for young people aged 10-25. The service will be delivered in the UKI44 region, specifically within Lewisham, United Kingdom. The procurement process follows an open procedure with gross contract value estimated at £2,457,837. Key dates include the tender submission deadline on 14th August 2026 and a service commencement date expected in April 2027. This tender represents a substantial opportunity given its potential maximum contract duration of nine years, granted initial satisfactory performance.

Tyre- Supply, Fittings and Associated Services

Description: Tyre- Supply, Fittings and Associated Services for UK Power Networks' Fleet

Summary: UK Power Networks (Operations) Limited, located in London, is currently in the tendering stage for a contract titled "Tyre- Supply, Fittings and Associated Services". This procurement process, classified under the industry category of vehicle repair and maintenance services, aims to support the company's fleet operations with an estimated contract value of approximately £4.7 million net. The procurement uses an open competitive flexible procedure consisting of four stages, with key dates including an enquiry period deadline on 8th July 2026 and a tender submission deadline on 24th July 2026. The contract is anticipated to commence on 1st January 2027, lasting until the end of 2029, with possible extensions up to 2031.

Invitation to Tender: Tree Equity & Urban Resilience Project

Description: Trees for Cities is delighted to support the Mayor of London's new London Tree Equity and Urban Resilience (TE&UR) project, a scheme initiated by the Greater London Authority (GLA) to improve access to trees, and the benefits they provide, within London neighbourhoods facing high heat risk and wider social vulnerability. As part of our role in this project, we are inviting bids from suitably qualified consultants to support delivery TE&UR initiative. Trees for Cities is acting as the contracting authority for this commission and will oversee delivery of the consultant's work as part of the wider TE&UR partnership. See link for more details Learn more about Trees for Cities' work and organisational strategy. This Invitation to Tender (ITT) is for a time-limited commission to deliver treescape enhancement opportunity (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the "Tree Equity & Urban Resilience Project" is currently in the Tender stage, initiated by Trees for Cities as the contracting authority. This initiative supports the Mayor of London's plan, aimed at enhancing tree equity and urban resilience across various London neighbourhoods at risk from heat and social vulnerabilities. The project covers engineering-related scientific and technical services, urban planning and landscape architectural services, forestry, and environmental services. Interested consulting firms can submit bids for this strategic initiative, which requires a consortium of skills with one lead consultant. The tender process is being conducted through a direct, single tender action method as it's below the threshold. Proposals are due by 4th August 2026, with an anticipated contract start on 25th August 2026, lasting until 23rd December 2027. The location for delivery is London, United Kingdom, with a contract value of £254,000. The project is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and voluntary, community and social enterprises (VCSEs).

Invitation to Tender: Tree Equity & Urban Resilience Project

Description: Trees for Cities is delighted to support the Mayor of London's new London Tree Equity and Urban Resilience (TE&UR) project, a scheme initiated by the Greater London Authority (GLA) to improve access to trees, and the benefits they provide, within London neighbourhoods facing high heat risk and wider social vulnerability. As part of our role in this project, we are inviting bids from suitably qualified consultants to support delivery TE&UR initiative. Trees for Cities is acting as the contracting authority for this commission and will oversee delivery of the consultant's work as part of the wider TE&UR partnership. See link for more details Learn more about Trees for Cities' work and organisational strategy. This Invitation to Tender (ITT) is for a time-limited commission to deliver treescape enhancement opportunity (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the "Tree Equity & Urban Resilience Project" is currently in the Tender stage, initiated by Trees for Cities as the contracting authority. This initiative supports the Mayor of London's plan, aimed at enhancing tree equity and urban resilience across various London neighbourhoods at risk from heat and social vulnerabilities. The project covers engineering-related scientific and technical services, urban planning and landscape architectural services, forestry, and environmental services. Interested consulting firms can submit bids for this strategic initiative, which requires a consortium of skills with one lead consultant. The tender process is being conducted through a direct, single tender action method as it's below the threshold. Proposals are due by 4th August 2026, with an anticipated contract start on 25th August 2026, lasting until 23rd December 2027. The location for delivery is London, United Kingdom, with a contract value of £254,000. The project is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and voluntary, community and social enterprises (VCSEs).

Domestic Abuse Safe Accommodation Framework 2026

Description: The Domestic Abuse Act 2021 (DA Act) introduced duties on Tier One local authorities in England to support domestic abuse victims and their children in safe accommodation (hereafter Domestic Abuse Safe Accommodation (DASA) services). As London's Tier 1 authority the GLA holds this duty. The GLA will reconfigure the commissioning landscape for DASA services in London by establishing an open framework to enable commissioners of DASA services to commission these services more effectively. The open framework will have a life span of eight years and be made up of two lots to enable the effective procurement of relevant services to discharge the GLA's duties under the DA Act. The services will include support in safe accommodation (Lot 1) and support for victims and survivors of domestic abuse (Lot (read more...)

Summary: The Greater London Authority (GLA), in collaboration with Transport for London and the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, is spearheading the Domestic Abuse Safe Accommodation Framework 2026 initiative. This procurement process seeks to address the duties mandated by the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 to provide safe accommodation for victims and their children across London. The open framework will run for eight years, facilitating the commissioning of services in two lots: protection in safe housing and support services for domestic abuse survivors. The procurement, administered through an open procedure, is valued at £240 million and covers health and social work services. Key dates to note include an online bidders' conference on 2 July 2026, with the tender period closing on 27 July 2026. Contracts are expected to start on 19 October 2026, lasting until 18 October 2034.

Community based cardiology diagnostic services (Electrocardiogram and blood pressure monitoring)

Description: Provision of community-based cardiology diagnostic services for patients registered with a Lambeth GP practice. The service includes electrocardiogram (ECG) testing and blood pressure monitoring, delivered via clinic-based appointments, domiciliary visits, and postal pathways, as appropriate to patient need. The total value of the procurement is PS2,311,995 (excluding VAT).

Summary: The NHS South East London Integrated Care Board has completed the procurement process for community-based cardiology diagnostic services in Lambeth, London. The contract has been awarded to ICS Operations Limited trading as Xyla under a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) without a call for competition, with a total value of £2,311,995 (excluding VAT). The services will include electrocardiogram (ECG) testing and blood pressure monitoring, delivered through various methods appropriate to patient needs. The contract was awarded on 29 June 2026 and will run from 01 July 2026 to 30 June 2028, with the option to extend for an additional 1+1 years, potentially reaching a conclusion on 30 June 2030.

IWM/2627/DE/3503: Digital Analytics Support for Imperial War Museums

Description: IWM is tendering for Digital Analytics Support. We are looking for a professional company with a pragmatic and collaborative approach and proven track record of analysing digital data to work with us. We are looking to improve our data analysis and build our ability to generate insight. Potential providers should have experience of working with Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager and Power BI, and turning reporting into practical insight. Access Code: 4843A87K2K For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Data-analysis-services./4843A87K2K To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/4843A87K2K

Summary: The Imperial War Museums, a central government public authority in London, is inviting tenders for digital analytics support services under the title "IWM/2627/DE/3503: Digital Analytics Support for Imperial War Museums." This procurement process is in the tender stage with key deadlines including the end of the tender period on 31st July 2026 and the award period set to conclude by 28th September 2026. The contract, valued at £160,000 with a gross value of £192,000, will cover data analysis services and is to be executed through an open, competitive flexible procedure. The procurement demands the contractor to possess expertise in using tools like Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, and Power BI. The digital analytics support project intends to enhance the museums' capacity for data insight generation, with the contract term running from 15th October 2026 to 14th June 2028, with possible extensions. The project location is the United Kingdom, and all submissions must be made electronically in English.

Hard Facilities Management Services

Description: The successful supplier will be required to deliver planned, reactive, statutory, and compliance-led Hard Facilities Management services across the Authority's estate. The scope may include, but is not limited to, the following service areas: * Mechanical and electrical maintenance, including heating, ventilation, air conditioning, power, lighting, and associated systems. * Building fabric maintenance, repairs, minor works, and general building services. * Plumbing, drainage, water hygiene, and legionella control activities. * Statutory inspections, testing, certification, and compliance reporting. * Fire safety systems maintenance, emergency lighting testing, and associated compliance support. * Lift, access equipment, doors, gates, shutters, and specialist equipment maintenance where applicable. * Helpdesk, computer-aided facilities management support, performance reporting, and asset management. * Planned preventative maintenance, reactive response, emergency call-out, and lifecycle support. * Project works. * (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Southwark has initiated a procurement process for Hard Facilities Management Services, currently in the tender stage as of 25th June 2026. The procurement focuses on delivering a range of facility management services including mechanical and electrical maintenance, building repairs, compliance inspections, and more across the borough’s estate. This competitive flexible procurement is being conducted using a selective method with a two-stage process, including a conditions of participation stage followed by a tender stage for shortlisted suppliers. Key deadlines include an expression of interest cut-off on 20th July 2026, enquiries period ending on 13th July 2026, and an award period concluding on 18th November 2026. The project is located in London, UK, under the industry category of building and facilities management services and has an overall budget of £35 million to £42 million GBP.

SEL Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC): Main Contractor

Description: Main construction centre for the South East London Community Diagnostic Centre (CDS). likely to be a 2 stage D&B. The procurement route has yet to be confirmed but it will most likely be through the NHS SBS Framework "Modular Buildings 3" Lot 1.2 - Healthcare Modular New Build - PS5m - PS15m. ref SBS10514. Procurement route, dates, timings and value are yet to be confirmed. We utilise an electronic Tendering system ("E-Tendering Portal") to manage our procurements and any opportunity will be made available via this. We would recommend registering on the system, on which you will also be able to see opportunities across the entire Health Family. The portal can be accessed here: https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome https://services.atamis.co.uk/docs/Supplier_User_Guide.pdf

Summary: The procurement process for the "SEL Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC): Main Contractor" is currently in the planning stage, facilitated by Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust. This procurement focuses on the building construction industry, specifically for a healthcare modular new build. Located in London, the project is pegged at an estimated value of £10 million GBP and falls under the works category. Key details such as procurement routes and exact timings are yet to be confirmed, but the contract period is anticipated to start on 1 November 2026 and end on 31 March 2028. This selective procurement process is expected to take place through the NHS SBS Framework, with participation managed via an electronic tendering platform.

Domestic Abuse Safe Accommodation Framework 2026

Description: The Domestic Abuse Act 2021 (DA Act) introduced duties on Tier One local authorities in England to support domestic abuse victims and their children in safe accommodation (hereafter Domestic Abuse Safe Accommodation (DASA) services). As London's Tier 1 authority the GLA holds this duty. The GLA will reconfigure the commissioning landscape for DASA services in London by establishing an open framework to enable commissioners of DASA services to commission these services more effectively. The open framework will have a life span of eight years and be made up of two lots to enable the effective procurement of relevant services to discharge the GLA's duties under the DA Act. The services will include support in safe accommodation (Lot 1) and support for victims and survivors of domestic abuse (Lot (read more...)

Summary: The Greater London Authority (GLA), in collaboration with Transport for London and the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, is spearheading the Domestic Abuse Safe Accommodation Framework 2026 initiative. This procurement process seeks to address the duties mandated by the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 to provide safe accommodation for victims and their children across London. The open framework will run for eight years, facilitating the commissioning of services in two lots: protection in safe housing and support services for domestic abuse survivors. The procurement, administered through an open procedure, is valued at £240 million and covers health and social work services. Key dates to note include an online bidders' conference on 2 July 2026, with the tender period closing on 27 July 2026. Contracts are expected to start on 19 October 2026, lasting until 18 October 2034.