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The Provision of Reprographic Services

Description: The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) requires the provision of a secure managed reprographics and printing service for the production, copying, scanning and printing of court, evidential and other operational documentation. The service is critical to the delivery of police and criminal justice processes and will be required on a reactive basis to meet operational demand. The appointed supplier will be responsible for providing all equipment, consumables and associated resources necessary to deliver the service, including printing and copying equipment, paper, toner and other consumables. The service must be delivered from supplier-operated premises that meet the MPS's required security standards and are capable of handling sensitive and confidential information. Staff Personnel involved in the delivery of the service must hold, or be capable of obtaining, National Non-Police Personnel Vetting (read more...)

Summary: The Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime is currently in the tender stage for procuring reprographic services tailored to the needs of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). This contract demands secure and managed printing solutions for the efficient handling of court and evidential documents, vital for police operations. Located in London, the contractor must have robust facilities that adhere to security standards and provide solutions including printing, scanning, and copying capabilities, while staff must qualify for specific security clearances. This open procedure expects submissions by 19th August 2026, and the service is set to commence on 30th April 2027. The contract, valued at over GBP 3 million, spans three years with potential extensions up to four additional years. This opportunity is categorized under services within the public authority sub-central government industry and promotes electronic submissions in English.

Provisions of Appliance Bay Doors & Gates Maintenance Services

Description: Scope of Services The maintenance services required will include, but will not be limited to: Doors - Powered and manually operated vertically and horizontally moving appliance bay doors - Revolving and powered entrance doors and speed lanes - Automatic door-closing devices associated with appliance bay doors Vehicle Control Systems - Vehicle access control systems (excluding wider access control systems unless included in scope) - Traffic (vehicle) barriers - Hydraulic traffic bollards Gates - Powered and manually operated gates (vehicle and pedestrian) Roller shutters Drill tower grills and shutters Minor works - Any other maintenance services the Commissioner may reasonably request during the term of the Agreement. Any such additions will constitute a formal Change. Planned and Reactive Maintenance Requirements - The Supplier will manage and deliver Planned Preventative (read more...)

Summary: The London Fire Commissioner is seeking to procure maintenance services for appliance bay doors and gates, with an estimated contract value of £3,702,040.80. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with the procedure following a competitive flexible process. Key dates include the tender submission deadline on 11th September 2026 and the expected award date by 26th October 2026. Services will cover various maintenance tasks, including doors, vehicle control systems, and gates. The procurement falls under the services category, specifically targeting repair and maintenance services (CPV codes 50000000 and 42000000). The contract will begin on 7th December 2026 and may extend to 6th December 2033, contingent upon renewal options. The location of services is primarily in London, UK, with the buyer’s main office situated at 169 Union Street, London, SE1 0LL.

London's VRU Online Harms Trusted Adult Training Programme

Description: This service being commissioned is online harms training for trusted adults and tertiary practitioners under workstream two of the VRU's Digital Safety Programme. The successful provider will design and deliver a specialist, practical, and scenario-based online harms training, developed specifically for those operating in the tertiary space. The curriculum must be adaptive and regularly updated, drawing on practitioner feedback and young people's lived experience (including insights from workstream one). For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-London:-Training-services./466H67C584 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/466H67C584 If you experience any technical difficulties from accessing the above url, then please contact the Delta eSourcing Helpdesk on call 0800 923 9236 or email helpdesk@delta-esourcing.com.

Summary: The Mayor's Office for Policing & Crime is seeking to commission a service titled "London's VRU Online Harms Trusted Adult Training Programme." This project falls under the category of specialist training services and is set in the UK, specifically addressing the needs of the Virtual Reality Unit’s Digital Safety Programme. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, with key deadlines including the enquiry period ending on 5th August 2026 and the tender period concluding on 24th August 2026. The project has a significant budget of approximately £1,020,000, and the procurement is conducted through an open procedure adhering to the UK's light-touch regime for services above the threshold.

London's VRU Online Harms Trusted Adult Training Programme

Description: This service being commissioned is online harms training for trusted adults and tertiary practitioners under workstream two of the VRU's Digital Safety Programme. The successful provider will design and deliver a specialist, practical, and scenario-based online harms training, developed specifically for those operating in the tertiary space. The curriculum must be adaptive and regularly updated, drawing on practitioner feedback and young people's lived experience (including insights from workstream one).

Summary: The Mayor's Office for Policing & Crime is seeking to commission a service titled "London's VRU Online Harms Trusted Adult Training Programme." This project falls under the category of specialist training services and is set in the UK, specifically addressing the needs of the Virtual Reality Unit’s Digital Safety Programme. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, with key deadlines including the enquiry period ending on 5th August 2026 and the tender period concluding on 24th August 2026. The project has a significant budget of approximately £1,020,000, and the procurement is conducted through an open procedure adhering to the UK's light-touch regime for services above the threshold.

VRU - Provision of Hospital Based Youth Work Services

Description: Since 2014, City Hall has invested in embedding youth workers into London's hospitals, first in the four Major Trauma Centres (MTCs), and subsequently (in 2018) in eight of London's Accident & Emergency (A&Es) Units. Since 2023, this programme of work, referred to collectively as hospital-based youth work (HBYW), has been overseen and managed by the VRU, although VRU investment in HBYW extends back to its establishment in 2019. Prior to the VRU, this programme and investment had been overseen and managed by MOPAC within City Hill, aligned to the Mayor's Police & Crime Plan (PCP). The HBYW programme represents a violence reduction initiative, heavily aligned to the VRU's own violence reduction strategies, most notably: the trusted relationship between a young person, and their youth worker, as well as (read more...)

Summary: The Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, based in London, is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process for the "VRU - Provision of Hospital Based Youth Work Services." This procurement focuses on health and social work services, with a particular emphasis on violence reduction in youth. The initiative, managed by the Violence Reduction Unit (VRU), aims to embed youth workers in London's hospitals to support young people affected by violence or exploitation. A notable upcoming event is a market warming session on 29th July 2026, geared towards organisations with relevant experience in health-based settings. The indicative contract value is £4,633,792, and the contract is set to run from January 2027 to March 2029, with a possible extension to March 2031. The services will be delivered across 10 hospital sites, broken down into four Lots based on geographic coverage.

Provision of flexible Benefits Administration Services and Platform

Description: Ofcom has a requirement for the provision of an end-to-end flexible benefits administration service for up to five years from July 2027. As a minimum, the service must deliver the following: 1. SCHEME ADMINISTRATION * Management of annual and open enrolment processes. Annual enrolment window currently held in November for benefits effective 1 January * Management of in year enrolment for new starters and life events * Timely and accurate monthly payroll deduction reporting in the agreed format in accordance with monthly processing timelines * Timely and accurate monthly provider reporting of colleagues in the agreed format to benefit providers in order to provide a seamless service to colleagues for onward enrolment in relevant benefits at the correct choice level * Communications functionality to inform colleagues on key (read more...)

Summary: Ofcom, the communication services regulator based in London, is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Provision of flexible Benefits Administration Services and Platform." The procurement falls under the industry category of financial and insurance services and is scheduled to commence in October 2026. The contract will cover services across the UK and is set to begin in July 2027, running for an initial period of three years with the possibility of renewal. Interested suppliers were invited to participate in a preliminary market engagement that includes the completion of a questionnaire, due by 14 August 2026, to help shape the final procurement approach.

Replacement and Refurbishment of Air Handling Units and Building Management System for the Leisure Centres

Description: The London Borough of Southwark (LBS) is undertaking a project to replace and refurbish some of the existing Air Handling Units and Building Management Systems across five of its Leisure Centres (Dulwich Leisure Centre, Camberwell Leisure Centre, Peckham Pulse Leisure Centre, The Castle Leisure Centre and Surrey Docks Water Sports & Fitness Centre). The goal of the project is to replace the Air Handling Units with modern energy efficient systems and upgrade the Building Management Systems with the latest systems that will integrate better with the newly upgraded mechanical and electrical systems upgrade being delivered within the leisure centres most particularly the new air sourced and water sourced heating systems. The procurement will be carried via a single-stage procurement using the Alcumus SafeContractor List of construction companies: Interested (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Southwark is in the planning stage of a procurement process for the replacement and refurbishment of Air Handling Units and Building Management Systems across five of its Leisure Centres, located in various parts of London. This procurement is categorised under the construction industry, specifically focused on heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning installation work. The procurement process will involve a single-stage method using the Alcumus SafeContractor List of construction companies. The council intends to conduct Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) activities, with a supplier questionnaire due by 12:00 noon on 2nd March 2026, to gather feedback from potential suppliers. The contract is set to begin on 23rd November 2026 and conclude by 30th April 2027, with a possible extension until 30th June 2027. A future notice is expected by 8th October 2026.

NEC Housing Application Support Service and Consultancy

Description: Hyde Housing Association Ltd. ("Hyde") is carrying out a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise for a provider who can deliver NEC Housing Application Support Service and Consultancy. The requirement is split between BAU support of the system, one-off requirements and other optional support of the NEC dependent components such the operating system and data base. Further details can be found in the associated PME questionnaire published with this notice. The expectation is that the contract would be for either one year with the option to extend for another year, or two years with the option to extend for an additional year at the sole discretion of Hyde. The Contract Start and End dates noted within this notice are indicative only. Please note the Total Value included within this (read more...)

Summary: Hyde Housing Association Ltd., a sub-central government public authority based in London, is in the planning stage of a procurement process for the NEC Housing Application Support Service and Consultancy. This service falls under the industry categories of software package and information systems, as well as IT services and consultancy. The project includes Business as Usual (BAU) support, one-off requirements, and optional support for NEC dependent components. A Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) is being conducted to explore feasible packaging and scoping of the project, inviting interested organisations to complete a questionnaire by 12:00 pm on 6th August 2026. Hyde is seeking insights into market interest and contractor approaches for this opportunity, with scheduled contract commencement expected on 1st November 2026.

Community Diagnostic Centre Main Contractor

Description: Construction Partner for a Community Diagnostic Centre. The concept scheme comprises of a 1,200m2 3-storey extension that shall include an MRI suite, CT scanner, X-ray, cardiac services, staff administrative space and a Women's Health Hub. This requirement will be sourced through the NHS SBS framework: "Modular Buildings 3" Lot 1.2 Healthcare Modular New Build PS5m - PS15m.

Summary: The procurement process for the 'Community Diagnostic Centre Main Contractor' is currently in the planning stage, initiated by Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, a public authority under central government. The project involves the construction of a 1,200m2 three-storey extension that will house an MRI suite, CT scanner, X-ray facilities, cardiac services, staff administrative space, and a Women's Health Hub. Located in London, this procurement falls under the building construction work industry category and is valued at approximately £7.2 million gross. The contract period is scheduled to commence on 1st October 2026 and conclude on 31st March 2028. The project will be procured through a selective method under the NHS SBS framework, specifically targeting the Healthcare Modular New Build lot, with a price range of £5 million to £15 million.

MOPAC: Independent Delivery Body for the Community Scrutiny Transformation Programme (MOPAC 1225)

Description: The model of Community Scrutiny of the Metropolitan Police and the proposed structure of set-piece tasks and meetings has two main operational levels that the Community Scrutiny Independent Delivery Body (CSIDB) will be expected to carry out: 1.Deliver and support borough-level scrutiny activity by co-ordinating panels, managing volunteers, evidence, relationships and follow-up. 2.Pan-London integration drawing together local insight to identify patterns and ensure scrutiny findings influence both MOPAC's oversight and the MPS's organisational learning, policy and supervision. This contract will have an initial 2 year term at a value of PS2,391,122 with the option to extend for a further two one year periods at a value of PS1,200,000 per annum, exercised at the discretion of MOPAC. The potential total value will be PS4,791,122.

Summary: The Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) in London is planning a procurement process titled "Independent Delivery Body for the Community Scrutiny Transformation Programme" under the ID MOPAC 1225. This planned tender falls under the services category, specifically focusing on administration and community services, with a procurement method described as an open procedure. The tender relates to London's need to enhance community scrutiny of the Metropolitan Police. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 9th October 2026, a tender submission deadline on 16th October 2026, and an expected award period concluding by 22nd December 2026. The initial contract period begins on 1st January 2027 for two years, with a potential total value of £4,791,122, including options for extensions.