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

Description: THIS IS A PIPELINE NOTICE - NOT A LIVE TENDER OPPORTUNITY 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 (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Southwark is in the planning stages of a procurement process for the "Replacement and Refurbishment of Air Handling Units and Building Management System for the Leisure Centres." The project targets the improvement of facilities across Dulwich, Camberwell, Peckham Pulse, The Castle Leisure Centre, and Surrey Docks Water Sports & Fitness Centre. This initiative, set to commence from 1st October 2026 and conclude by 28th February 2027, aims to modernise the infrastructure with energy-efficient systems. This procurement falls under the works category and is valued at approximately £2 million, with a gross amount of £2.4 million. The process is a single-stage procurement being conducted using a limited competition method through the Alcumus SafeContractor List of construction companies, and it is currently at a planning update stage.

Primary Care Partner (GP Services) for Urgent Treatment Centre

Description: This notice is in relation to the competitive procurement for the Primary Care Partner (GP Services) for the Urgent Treatment Centre at University Hospital Lewisham run by Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust.

Further to its previous decision to abandon the procurement dated 24 October 2025, the Trust received notification of potential legal challenge in respect of that decision. The Trust subsequently cancelled the earlier abandonment decision and returned to an earlier stage in the procurement process.

On 6 March 2026, the Trust took a further decision to abandon the procurement. This decision was taken due to identified flaws in the evaluation process which prevented a fair evaluation of providers, and the Trust's decision to adopt a revised service delivery model based on Trust-employed GPs.

The Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Competitive Process (read more...)

Summary: Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust recently updated the procurement process for selecting a Primary Care Partner (GP Services) for the Urgent Treatment Centre at University Hospital Lewisham. Initially initiated under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, this process was subject to multiple changes and evaluations before being eventually abandoned due to flaws identified in the evaluation process and a revised decision to utilise Trust-employed GPs. The last significant update occurred on 6 March 2026 when the procurement was officially abandoned with no contract awarded, halting any future procurement processes for this service. Earlier announcements had suggested a competitive procurement process without prior publication and a potential contract term from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2030, extendable by 60 months.

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 stages of a procurement process for the "Replacement and Refurbishment of Air Handling Units and Building Management System for the Leisure Centres." The project targets the improvement of facilities across Dulwich, Camberwell, Peckham Pulse, The Castle Leisure Centre, and Surrey Docks Water Sports & Fitness Centre. This initiative, set to commence from 1st October 2026 and conclude by 28th February 2027, aims to modernise the infrastructure with energy-efficient systems. This procurement falls under the works category and is valued at approximately £2 million, with a gross amount of £2.4 million. The process is a single-stage procurement being conducted using a limited competition method through the Alcumus SafeContractor List of construction companies, and it is currently at a planning update stage.

Supply of security grills

Description: Phoenix Community Housing is a small (7000 property) Housing Management Company. This contract is for the provision of security grills on doors and windows to prevent access to empty residential properties. This is a single stage procurement exercise with tenders submitted with supporting documentation. Following evaluation there will either be a contract award or a shortlist, where shortlisted organisations will be invited to a selection panel.

Summary: Phoenix Community Housing, a notable public undertaking located in London, is currently involved in an active procurement process titled "Supply of security grills," within the services industry category. This open competition tender pertains to the supply and installation of security grills to safeguard empty residential properties managed by Phoenix Community Housing. The procurement is a single-stage process requiring submission with supporting documentation by 11 May 2026, and the enquiry period ends on 4 May 2026. The contract is valued at £60,000 gross and £50,000 net, with a start date scheduled for 3 August 2026 and a potential duration lasting until 3 August 2032 if renewed for good performance.

Learning Disabilities Supported Living Services

Description: 'PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A PIPELINE NOTICE - NOT LIVE TENDER OPPORTUNITY - TENDER NOTICE TO FOLLOW'. London Borough of Southwark forthcoming opportunity will be for Learning Disabilities Supported Living Services to support people with a range of learning disability needs across multiple sites in Southwark. These services cater to people with varying needs, from complex to low or moderate. We are seeking your feedback on the costs associated with delivering these services. Details of the procurement will be in the tender notice.

Summary: The London Borough of Southwark is planning a procurement process under the title "Learning Disabilities Supported Living Services". This procurement falls within the Health and Social Work Services category and will take place in Southwark, London. It is currently at the Planning stage, with the procurement method outlined as a Competitive Flexible Procedure under a "light touch" regime. Key dates include a future notice scheduled for 1 December 2026, with the contract period anticipated to start on 1 April 2028 and end on 31 March 2031, potentially extending to 31 March 2035. The planned gross value for this contract is £64,855,000 GBP, indicating a robust financial commitment towards supporting individuals with varying degrees of learning disabilities across multiple sites in Southwark.

Apprenticeships and Education Services Framework

Description: Procurement of a framework solution for both clinical and non-clinical apprenticeships and education related services. The offering will be provided via a three-way collaboration with Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust, North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative (NOE CPC) and London Procurement Partnership (NHS LPP)

Summary: The procurement process, led by the Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust trading as the North of England NHS Commercial Procurement Collaborative, involves planning for an "Apprenticeships and Education Services Framework." This project is part of a collaborative effort alongside Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust and Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust. The focus is on procuring both clinical and non-clinical apprenticeships and education-related services. Categorised under education and training services, the procurement stage is currently in planning with a future notice date of 19th October 2026. The contract, valued at £3.15 billion, is due to commence on 1st April 2027 and will cover the entire UK, highlighting opportunities for educational service providers across the region.

SEL ICB Lambeth Community Denosumab Service

Description: Provision of a community-based shared care service for the administration and monitoring of denosumab 60mg/ml for osteoporosis. The service will support patients in Lambeth (or registered with a Lambeth GP) who have been identified by secondary care as clinically appropriate for treatment in the community. The Provider will deliver blood monitoring, prescribing support, and timely administration of injections in accordance with the South East London Shared Care Agreement, while clinical responsibility remains with secondary care.

Summary: In a move to strengthen community care services, NHS South East London Integrated Care Board has initiated the procurement process for the 'SEL ICB Lambeth Community Denosumab Service'. This service, crafted within the healthcare services category, aims to foster a community-based shared care model for managing osteoporosis through the administration of denosumab. Patients located in Lambeth or registered with a Lambeth GP, previously assessed by secondary care, are the target of this initiative. The procurement is currently in the award stage, with a standstill period in place, ending on 12th May 2026. An estimated contract value of £49,140 per annum has been noted, set for a duration from 1st June 2026 to 30th November 2026, with an option for six-month extension.

SEL ICB Lambeth Community Denosumab Service

Description: Provision of a community-based shared care service for the administration and monitoring of denosumab 60mg/ml for osteoporosis. The service will support patients in Lambeth (or registered with a Lambeth GP) who have been identified by secondary care as clinically appropriate for treatment in the community. The Provider will deliver blood monitoring, prescribing support, and timely administration of injections in accordance with the South East London Shared Care Agreement, while clinical responsibility remains with secondary care.

Summary: In a move to strengthen community care services, NHS South East London Integrated Care Board has initiated the procurement process for the 'SEL ICB Lambeth Community Denosumab Service'. This service, crafted within the healthcare services category, aims to foster a community-based shared care model for managing osteoporosis through the administration of denosumab. Patients located in Lambeth or registered with a Lambeth GP, previously assessed by secondary care, are the target of this initiative. The procurement is currently in the award stage, with a standstill period in place, ending on 12th May 2026. An estimated contract value of £49,140 per annum has been noted, set for a duration from 1st June 2026 to 30th November 2026, with an option for six-month extension.

SEL GMS Clinical Cover ToPL Lambeth

Description: The notice relates to the provision of the Lambeth Protected Learning Time (PLT) Service, delivering GMS Essential Services during PLT sessions for Lambeth General Practice. This includes face-to-face and remote GP appointments, enhanced access capacity, a full Home Visiting Service, and reception/administrative support between 12:30-18:30 on PLT dates. This notice is an intention to award a contract under the Most Suitable Provider (MSP) process (The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, Regulation 10). The total lifetime value of the contract is PS158,250. The contract term is 1 year with the option to extend for a further 1 year at the sole discretion of the Authority. The contract will start on 01/06/2026 and end on 31/05/2028, should the extension be utilised.

Summary: The NHS South East London Integrated Care Board is managing a procurement process for the provision of Health Services in Lambeth under the title "SEL GMS Clinical Cover ToPL Lambeth." This tender falls under the health services category and aims to deliver essential services during Protected Learning Time (PLT) sessions for Lambeth General Practice. The contract intends to provide enhanced access, GP appointments, a home visiting service, and administrative support on PLT dates, thus supporting continuity of care during these sessions. The contract starts on 01/06/2026, with an initial term of 1 year and an option to extend for an additional year, at the discretion of the Authority. The procurement follows the Most Suitable Provider (MSP) process according to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, and the contract's total value is £158,250. Key dates include the correction of the standstill period end date to 11/05/2026 to accommodate the Early May Bank Holiday.

Northumberland Heat Network

Description: Northumberland County Council plans to run a procurement to appoint a development partner to develop and deliver a heat network in the town of Blyth and to offer the opportunity to develop further heat networks in towns across Northumberland. The estimated capital value of the Blyth scheme modelled at full build out would be c. PS30m, and the estimated capital value of all 8 schemes modelled is expected to exceed c. PS200m.

Summary: Northumberland County Council is initiating a tender process to appoint a development partner for a heat network project in Blyth, with potential expansion into other towns across Northumberland. This procurement is classified under works, involving development ventures in industries such as construction and engineering services, as well as environmental and public utilities. The total capital value for the full build-out in Blyth is estimated around £30 million, while expanded schemes are projected to surpass £200 million. The procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with a market engagement milestone set for 22nd May 2026 to gauge developer interest. Further notice regarding the tender is expected on 29th June 2026.