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Manufacture and Supply of Concrete Sleepers

Description: This procurement concerns the manufacture and supply of concrete sleepers from Network Rail's own concrete sleeper factory based in Doncaster, and from a secondary supplier owned site. The service and technical specification have been included within Schedule 1 of the NR01(MT) which can be found within the attachments section of the PSQ and ITT within Bravo project_42399. This procurement is split into two (2) lots: * Lot 1: Manufacture and Supply of Concrete Sleepers from Network Rail's Doncaster Sleeper Factory * Lot 2: Manufacture and Supply of Concrete Sleepers - Supplier Owned Site

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Network Rail Infrastructure Limited, a central government public authority based in London, pertains to the "Manufacture and Supply of Concrete Sleepers" intended for utility purposes. This tender is at the active procurement stage and involves a competitive flexible procedure. The two lots are split by production location, with the first lot involving production at Network Rail’s Doncaster Sleeper Factory and the second from a supplier-owned site. Interested participants are required to submit a Procurement Specific Questionnaire by the expression of interest deadline, 24 April 2026, and upon passing, will proceed to the tender stage. The anticipated contract values are substantial, with gross estimates at £660 million, covering a contract period starting in 2027 through to 2042, with potential extensions up to 2047.

CUE & Butterfly House Decarbonisation

Description: The Butterfly House and Centre for Understanding the Environment (CUE) are located within the wider Horniman Gardens site, which is a Grade II listed Park and Garden. The CUE was constructed in 1995 and was originally intended as a temporary structure with an expected lifespan of 20 years. The Butterfly House was constructed in 2016 as glasshouse for tropical plants and butterflies. The Horniman wish to engage a Main Contractor who will manage and deliver the implementation of the decarbonisation of the above buildings in the listed setting. The works will be let on the basis of traditional JCT contract intermediate form without quantities, but with some contractor design elements. As part of the Horniman's Climate and Ecology Manifesto we have made a commitment to become Greenhouse Gas (read more...)

Summary: The Horniman Public Museum and Public Park Trust in London is seeking a main contractor to manage the decarbonisation of their Butterfly House and Centre for Understanding the Environment (CUE) as part of their commitment to achieving greenhouse gas neutrality by 2040. The procurement process titled "CUE & Butterfly House Decarbonisation" requires specialised work on listed buildings, including upgrades to heating systems, thermal performance improvements, and electrical systems. The tender falls under the construction and electrical installation services industry categories and is located in the UKI region of the United Kingdom. A competitive flexible procedure is being used, culminating in a submission deadline for expressions of interest by 10 April 2026, and an award period ending on 14 August 2026.

SEND Mediation and Disagreement Resolution Services

Description: Lancashire County Council (the Council) is engaging with the market for the provision of a statutory mediation and disagreement resolution service for children and young people, aged 0-25, with Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND). * Mediation & Disagreement Resolution * Information, advice & signposting * Tribunal-related mediation sessions

Summary: Lancashire County Council is in the planning phase of a procurement process for Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Mediation and Disagreement Resolution Services, under CPV category 85000000 for health and social work services. The council is seeking to engage with the market to establish statutory mediation services for children and young people aged 0-25. This procurement process is taking place in the UKD4 region, with a market engagement questionnaire active until 3rd April 2026. The contract period is scheduled from 4th January 2027 to 3rd January 2031, aiming to enhance mediation, advice, signposting, and tribunal-related mediation sessions.

183592 CP7 Earthworks Asset Monitoring Capital Delivery Western Framework

Description: The project scope is for surveys and monitoring in the W&W route for Geotech. This will roughly consist of four key workstreams. The first work stream is the installation of Earthwork Failure detection systems, these are utilised to detect failures and inform Route Control of earthwork movement. The second is Cant and Twist Sensors, these are track sensors installed at rail level to detect movement in embankments. The third is survey works called Ground Investigation Assessments (GIA), this is pre renewals works to install monitoring such as Piezometers/inclinometer to detect movement or changes in earthworks, technical reports and further recommendations may be requested as part of this workstream. The final is the ongoing maintenance of existing assets, ensuring they are kept live, functional and the systems communicate with (read more...)

Summary: Network Rail Infrastructure Limited is planning a procurement process for the "183592 CP7 Earthworks Asset Monitoring Capital Delivery Western Framework". This initiative focuses on geotechnical engineering services in the Western route and is part of the works procurement category under the utilities special regime. The engagement phase invites suppliers to participate in a market engagement questionnaire by 1 April 2026, aiming to gather insights into supplier capabilities and interest levels to shape the procurement strategy. The tender process is scheduled to begin with document submissions by 10 April 2026, with the award expected by 8 June 2026. The procurement method employed is the open procedure, promising transparency and access to various potential participants including SMEs and VCS organisations.

Environmental Services

Description: Network Rail Southern Region are seeking market engagement to inform the procurement strategy of a framework agreement which will manage Environmental Services for the following Lots: * Human and Animal Fatalities - Decontamination services following human and animal fatalities. Animal fatalities are classed as follows: a. Agricultural animals i. Cattle ii. Non-Cattle (sheep, goats, pigs etc.) b. Pets & Wild Animals iii. Pets (horses, dogs, cats etc.) iv. Wild animals (deer, badgers, foxes etc.) * Pest Management - provide pest control, pest prevention, pest management and fumigation services. 'Pests' shall include (but not be limited to) rats, mice, moles, rabbits, feral pigeons, cockroaches, silverfish, firebrat, wasps, bees, flies, ants, brown tailed moth, oak processionary moth. * Waste Clearance & Fly Tipping removal (including Biological & Hazardous Waste - (read more...)

Summary: Network Rail Infrastructure Limited is currently in the planning stage for renewing its Environmental Services Framework Agreement for the Southern Region. This agreement includes four critical lots: Human & Animal Fatalities, Pest Management, Waste & Fly Tipping Clearance, and Pollution Control. Prospective suppliers are invited to participate in a virtual Supplier Pre-Market Engagement Event scheduled for 28th April 2026, from 10:00 to 12:00, which will offer insight into the scope and approach of the upcoming framework renewal. Interested parties must register by email with Danny Samuels (danny.samuels@networkrail.co.uk) by 2nd April 2026 to receive further materials and meeting invites. The framework contract is anticipated to start on 4th October 2027, with a mobilisation period of one month preceding the contract go-live date.

Environmental Services

Description: Network Rail Southern Region are seeking market engagement to inform the procurement strategy of a framework agreement which will manage Environmental Services for the following Lots: * Human and Animal Fatalities - Decontamination services following human and animal fatalities. Animal fatalities are classed as follows: a. Agricultural animals i. Cattle ii. Non-Cattle (sheep, goats, pigs etc.) b. Pets & Wild Animals iii. Pets (horses, dogs, cats etc.) iv. Wild animals (deer, badgers, foxes etc.) * Pest Management - provide pest control, pest prevention, pest management and fumigation services. 'Pests' shall include (but not be limited to) rats, mice, moles, rabbits, feral pigeons, cockroaches, silverfish, firebrat, wasps, bees, flies, ants, brown tailed moth, oak processionary moth. * Waste Clearance & Fly Tipping removal (including Biological & Hazardous Waste - (read more...)

Summary: Network Rail Infrastructure Limited is currently in the planning stage for renewing its Environmental Services Framework Agreement for the Southern Region. This agreement includes four critical lots: Human & Animal Fatalities, Pest Management, Waste & Fly Tipping Clearance, and Pollution Control. Prospective suppliers are invited to participate in a virtual Supplier Pre-Market Engagement Event scheduled for 28th April 2026, from 10:00 to 12:00, which will offer insight into the scope and approach of the upcoming framework renewal. Interested parties must register by email with Danny Samuels (danny.samuels@networkrail.co.uk) by 2nd April 2026 to receive further materials and meeting invites. The framework contract is anticipated to start on 4th October 2027, with a mobilisation period of one month preceding the contract go-live date.

North and East Digital Twin

Description: Network Rail's North and East Route intends to procure a proven, commercially available Software as a Service (SaaS) digital twin platform to support rail asset management. The aim is to aggregate disparate data sources into a single, user-friendly interface, enabling multi-discipline collaboration and supporting a more predictive, data-driven approach to maintaining the railway infrastructure. The procurement will cover: A web-based digital twin SaaS solution capable of visualising geospatial asset data, integrating real-time and historic data from sensors, condition monitoring devices, and IoT sources, and supporting advanced analytics such as asset health modelling, degradation prediction, and intervention planning. Development of application programming interfaces (APIs) and associated data management solutions to enable secure, scalable integration with existing Network Rail systems, ensuring data longevity and interoperability. Hosting and security: The solution (read more...)

Summary: Network Rail Infrastructure Limited, representing a central government public authority, is in the planning stage of procuring a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform for its North and East Route, titled "North and East Digital Twin." The procurement focuses on IT services, including software development and data management. This comprehensive effort aims to enhance rail asset management by integrating data sources into a unified platform, supporting predictive and collaborative approaches to infrastructure maintenance. The project is set in London, with a deadline for supplier proposal submissions on the 7th of May 2026. Interested parties can access documents via the BravoSolution portal. The procurement value is estimated at £2,700,000, covering the contract period from February 2027 to February 2030, with a potential extension till August 2031.

North and East Digital Twin

Description: Network Rail's North and East Route intends to procure a proven, commercially available Software as a Service (SaaS) digital twin platform to support rail asset management. The aim is to aggregate disparate data sources into a single, user-friendly interface, enabling multi-discipline collaboration and supporting a more predictive, data-driven approach to maintaining the railway infrastructure. The procurement will cover: A web-based digital twin SaaS solution capable of visualising geospatial asset data, integrating real-time and historic data from sensors, condition monitoring devices, and IoT sources, and supporting advanced analytics such as asset health modelling, degradation prediction, and intervention planning. Development of application programming interfaces (APIs) and associated data management solutions to enable secure, scalable integration with existing Network Rail systems, ensuring data longevity and interoperability. Hosting and security: The solution (read more...)

Summary: Network Rail Infrastructure Limited, representing a central government public authority, is in the planning stage of procuring a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform for its North and East Route, titled "North and East Digital Twin." The procurement focuses on IT services, including software development and data management. This comprehensive effort aims to enhance rail asset management by integrating data sources into a unified platform, supporting predictive and collaborative approaches to infrastructure maintenance. The project is set in London, with a deadline for supplier proposal submissions on the 7th of May 2026. Interested parties can access documents via the BravoSolution portal. The procurement value is estimated at £2,700,000, covering the contract period from February 2027 to February 2030, with a potential extension till August 2031.

Total Cardiology and Vascular Solutions

Description: Supply Chain Coordination Limited ("NHS Supply Chain") is establishing a Framework for Total Cardiology and Vascular Solutions. The Framework covers a wide variety of products and services. Please review the specific Lot information further down this notice regarding which products are coverd under which lot. The lot structure is as follows: Lot 1: Transcatheter Structurcal Heart Lot 2: Surgical Structural Heart Lot 3: Ventricular Assist Device Lot 4: Cardiac Rhythm Management Lot 5: Electrophysiology Lot 6: Intracardiac Monitors Lot 7: Interventional Radiology Lot 8: Interventional Cardiology Lot 9: Interventional Neuroradiology Lot 10: Perfusion The Authority estimates that in the first 3 years of the Framework, the total value of purchases under it will be around PS2,863,775,038.93 excluding VAT. For the full 8 year term, the anticipated value is (read more...)

Summary: SUPPLY CHAIN COORDINATION LIMITED is currently inviting tenders for the establishment of a comprehensive framework entitled "Total Cardiology and Vascular Solutions." This procurement process is in the tender stage, with a closing date for submissions on 30th April 2026. The buying organisation, based in London, is a public authority operating under sub-central government auspices. The industry categories involved include medical equipment and cardiovascular devices, aimed at covering a broad range of products across ten defined lots. These offerings span regions within the United Kingdom, and the procurement is set to commence from 27th February 2027 extending up to 2030, with options for renewal post this term. This procurement method follows an open procedure, guided by the Procurement Act 2023.

CUE & Butterfly House Decarbonisation

Description: The Butterfly House and Centre for Understanding the Environment (CUE) are located within the wider Horniman Gardens site, which is a Grade II listed Park and Garden. The CUE was constructed in 1995 and was originally intended as a temporary structure with an expected lifespan of 20 years. The Butterfly House was constructed in 2016 as glasshouse for tropical plants and butterflies. The Horniman wish to engage a Main Contractor who will manage and deliver the implementation of the decarbonisation of the above buildings in the listed setting. The works will be let on the basis of traditional JCT contract intermediate form without quantities, but with some contractor design elements. As part of the Horniman's Climate and Ecology Manifesto we have made a commitment to become Greenhouse Gas (read more...)

Summary: The Horniman Public Museum and Public Park Trust in London is seeking a main contractor to manage the decarbonisation of their Butterfly House and Centre for Understanding the Environment (CUE) as part of their commitment to achieving greenhouse gas neutrality by 2040. The procurement process titled "CUE & Butterfly House Decarbonisation" requires specialised work on listed buildings, including upgrades to heating systems, thermal performance improvements, and electrical systems. The tender falls under the construction and electrical installation services industry categories and is located in the UKI region of the United Kingdom. A competitive flexible procedure is being used, culminating in a submission deadline for expressions of interest by 10 April 2026, and an award period ending on 14 August 2026.