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LAS Financial Records Services and System

Description: For the provision of Financial Records Services and Systems for supporting Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Cash Receipting, General Ledger, catalogue management, purchasing and budgets. Interested organisations can register and express an interest at the Atamis Portal: https://atamis-1928.my.site.com/s/Welcome.

Summary: The London Ambulance Service NHS Trust is initiating a procurement process for the provision of Financial Records Services and Systems to support various financial operations such as Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and General Ledger. This procurement process, currently at the planning stage, involves a Request for Information (RFI) to engage the market before a formal tender. The Trust aims to gather insights by 1st September 2026, which will inform their final requirements. The contract, valued at £1,800,000 gross, targets the services industry and is set to commence on 1st July 2028, serving the London area. Interested parties can express their interest through the Atamis Portal.

W&W D&P and IPC Maintenance and Mentoring Support

Description: Network Rail have electrified the Great Western route with two major programmes; Crossrail West and Great Western Electrification Programme. These two programmes of work have both constructed new substation assets with associated equipment that the routes need to maintain. Services include: * Maintenance and faulting of the distribution equipment. * Maintenance and faulting of the IPC and SCADA systems. * Staff training and mentorship support. * 24/7 telephone technical support. * Rapid fault response. In the event of a larger incident (such as ATF failures and fires), the Contractor shall make safe only to allow restoration of full passenger service. Any further rectification works required shall be covered by a separate contract order form under the framework. For this type of work, Network Rail reserves the right to (read more...)

Summary: Network Rail Infrastructure Limited has initiated a competitive procurement process for the "W&W D&P and IPC Maintenance and Mentoring Support" project, aimed at support and maintenance of electrical distribution systems on the Great Western and Wales routes. This tender occupies the "services" procurement category and falls under electrical distribution repair and maintenance. It is currently in the tender stage, with expressions of interest due by 13 August 2026, and is conducted as a selective procurement using a competitive flexible procedure. The total contract value is £8.1 million gross, covering both the Western and Welsh lots, each active and valued individually. The projects are located in the United Kingdom, with contract work expected to start on 1 April 2027 and potentially extend until March 2030. Network Rail aims to finalise the award by 12 January 2027, following a structured evaluation process.

LAS Clinical Audit Tool

Description: Requirement for the provision of a clinically-led quality assurance and performance monitoring platform to support clinical audit, individual clinician feedback, service evaluation and continuous improvement. Potential bidders will be able to register interest via Atamis https://atamis-1928.my.site.com/s/Welcome when the potential tender goes live

Summary: The London Ambulance Service NHS Trust is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for the development of a LAS Clinical Audit Tool. This includes procuring a clinically-led quality assurance and performance monitoring platform intended to support clinical audits, individual clinician feedback, and continuous service improvement. The procurement falls under the services category, focusing on the medical software package industry. Key locations include the United Kingdom, with the main operations centred in London. Interested parties are invited to participate in a pre-market engagement via a Request for Information (RFI), with a submission deadline of 1st September 2026. The procurement process is scheduled to progress with potential notices planned from 7th September 2026.

Medical Simulations Devices and Technologies

Description: Supply Chain Coordination Limited ("NHS Supply Chain") is developing a Medical Simulation and Technologies Framework. This Framework includes but is not limited to; Full body simulation manikins, adult forearm manikins used for IV training, birthing simulators and physical and immersive training aids. The aim is to ensure we can support our customers with simulation, related immersive technologies and training aid requirements as the need for more effective and advanced training becomes ever important. The Lot structure is as follows; Lot 1: Human Patient Simulators Lot 2: Task Trainers Lot 3: Surgical and Procedural Trainers Lot 4: Immersive Technology / Virtual Clinical environments and Recording Lot 5: Performance Recording Systems & Software The Authority estimates that, in the first twelve months of the Framework, the total value of purchases (read more...)

Summary: Supply Chain Coordination Limited, trading as NHS Supply Chain, is actively in the tender stage with their procurement initiative titled "Medical Simulations Devices and Technologies". This ambitious public procurement project spans various industry categories related to medical simulations, such as training simulators and immersive technology platforms. The tender is conducted through an open procedure aimed at establishing a framework agreement to supply medical simulation devices, including full-body manikins and immersive training systems. This framework is expected to serve healthcare providers across the UK, including NHS Trusts and universities. The procurement process, currently active, emphasises a comprehensive supplier engagement, with expected submissions due by 28th September 2026, while the framework agreement is anticipated to award on 5th March 2027. A total procurement value of £210 million (excluding VAT) is projected over a 48-month term.

Specialist Dyslexia Assessment and Coaching Service

Description: For the continued provision of diagnostic assessment for dyslexia and specialist dyslexia coaching for doctors and dentists in training for London & Kent, Surrey & Sussex.

Summary: NHS England is inviting bids for an active procurement process titled "Specialist Dyslexia Assessment and Coaching Service." The contract focuses on providing diagnostic assessment for dyslexia and specialist coaching for medical and dental professionals in training, specifically in London, Kent, Surrey, and Sussex. This procurement process utilises the open competition method, classified under the "Education and training services" industry category. The tender stage is currently open, with a tender submission deadline of 21st August 2026. Interested parties should submit their applications through the Atamis e-sourcing portal by the aforementioned date. The total contract value is estimated at £330,000 gross, with the contract period set from 1st October 2026 to 30th September 2027, with an option to extend for an additional year.

Medical Simulations Devices and Technologies

Description: Supply Chain Coordination Limited ("NHS Supply Chain") is developing a Medical Simulation and Technologies Framework. This Framework includes but is not limited to; Full body simulation manikins, adult forearm manikins used for IV training, birthing simulators and physical and immersive training aids. The aim is to ensure we can support our customers with simulation, related immersive technologies and training aid requirements as the need for more effective and advanced training becomes ever important. The Lot structure is as follows; Lot 1: Human Patient Simulators Lot 2: Task Trainers Lot 3: Procedural & Specialised Trainers Lot 4: Immersive Technology / Virtual Clinical environments and Recording Lot 5: Performance Recording Systems & Software The Authority estimates that, in the first twelve months of the Framework, the total value of purchases (read more...)

Summary: Supply Chain Coordination Limited, trading as NHS Supply Chain, is actively in the tender stage with their procurement initiative titled "Medical Simulations Devices and Technologies". This ambitious public procurement project spans various industry categories related to medical simulations, such as training simulators and immersive technology platforms. The tender is conducted through an open procedure aimed at establishing a framework agreement to supply medical simulation devices, including full-body manikins and immersive training systems. This framework is expected to serve healthcare providers across the UK, including NHS Trusts and universities. The procurement process, currently active, emphasises a comprehensive supplier engagement, with expected submissions due by 28th September 2026, while the framework agreement is anticipated to award on 5th March 2027. A total procurement value of £210 million (excluding VAT) is projected over a 48-month term.

Medical Simulations Devices and Technologies

Description: Supply Chain Coordination Limited ("NHS Supply Chain") is developing a Medical Simulation and Technologies Framework. This Framework includes but is not limited to; Full body simulation manikins, adult forearm manikins used for IV training, birthing simulators and physical and immersive training aids. The aim is to ensure we can support our customers with simulation, related immersive technologies and training aid requirements as the need for more effective and advanced training becomes ever important. The Lot structure is as follows; Lot 1: Human Patient Simulators Lot 2: Task Trainers Lot 3: Procedural & Specialised Trainers Lot 4: Immersive Technology / Virtual Clinical environments and Recording Lot 5: Performance Recording Systems & Software The Authority estimates that, in the first twelve months of the Framework, the total value of purchases (read more...)

Summary: Supply Chain Coordination Limited, trading as NHS Supply Chain, is actively in the tender stage with their procurement initiative titled "Medical Simulations Devices and Technologies". This ambitious public procurement project spans various industry categories related to medical simulations, such as training simulators and immersive technology platforms. The tender is conducted through an open procedure aimed at establishing a framework agreement to supply medical simulation devices, including full-body manikins and immersive training systems. This framework is expected to serve healthcare providers across the UK, including NHS Trusts and universities. The procurement process, currently active, emphasises a comprehensive supplier engagement, with expected submissions due by 28th September 2026, while the framework agreement is anticipated to award on 5th March 2027. A total procurement value of £210 million (excluding VAT) is projected over a 48-month term.

Professional and Generic Skills Programme

Description: NHS England intends to undertake a procurement for the design, delivery, administration and continuous improvement of a Professional and Generic Skills Programme for postgraduate medical and dental learners across the South West of England. The programme supports the development of leadership, management, communication, patient safety, ethics and quality improvement skills, aligned to the General Medical Council (GMC) Generic Professional Capabilities Framework and wider NHS workforce priorities. Approximately 225 learners are expected to participate each year. The future contract is expected to cover curriculum development, learner recruitment and administration, programme delivery, quality assurance, reporting and ongoing programme improvement. Delivery will be primarily virtual, with flexibility for blended delivery where appropriate. The proposed contract term is an initial three years with the option to extend for up to two further (read more...)

Summary: NHS England is planning to procure a Professional and Generic Skills Programme aimed at postgraduate medical and dental learners across the South West of England. The programme's objective is to foster skills such as leadership, management, communication, and patient safety, in alignment with the General Medical Council's Generic Professional Capabilities Framework. This procurement, currently at the planning stage, involves a market engagement exercise with a deadline for feedback set for 14th August 2026. The delivery will be primarily virtual, offering flexibility for blended delivery, with an initial contract period spanning three years, potentially extendable by an additional two years. The initiative, valued at approximately £1,150,000, falls under the 'services' category in the education and training sector.

Professional and Generic Skills Programme

Description: NHS England intends to undertake a procurement for the design, delivery, administration and continuous improvement of a Professional and Generic Skills Programme for postgraduate medical and dental learners across the South West of England. The programme supports the development of leadership, management, communication, patient safety, ethics and quality improvement skills, aligned to the General Medical Council (GMC) Generic Professional Capabilities Framework and wider NHS workforce priorities. Approximately 225 learners are expected to participate each year. The future contract is expected to cover curriculum development, learner recruitment and administration, programme delivery, quality assurance, reporting and ongoing programme improvement. Delivery will be primarily virtual, with flexibility for blended delivery where appropriate. The proposed contract term is an initial three years with the option to extend for up to two further (read more...)

Summary: NHS England is planning to procure a Professional and Generic Skills Programme aimed at postgraduate medical and dental learners across the South West of England. The programme's objective is to foster skills such as leadership, management, communication, and patient safety, in alignment with the General Medical Council's Generic Professional Capabilities Framework. This procurement, currently at the planning stage, involves a market engagement exercise with a deadline for feedback set for 14th August 2026. The delivery will be primarily virtual, offering flexibility for blended delivery, with an initial contract period spanning three years, potentially extendable by an additional two years. The initiative, valued at approximately £1,150,000, falls under the 'services' category in the education and training sector.

Request for Information (RFI) Digital Adoption Workforce Development Programme

Description: Request For Information to collect information about a project to commission the following solutions Project 1: Change Management Toolkit and Network The objective is to redesign and maintain the national Change Management Toolkit and operate a national Change Management Network. Project 2: Professional Development Service The objective is to establish a sustainable, accredited professional development offer that builds Digital Adoption capability across health and care. These may be run as one procurement, split into two lots or as two separate opportunities. One or more further tender advertisement(s) will be issued at the appropriate time as required. Your responses at this point will have no bearing on any future tender bids you may wish to submit. You will not be disadvantaged if you choose not to respond to this (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process currently in planning, managed by NHS England, involves a "Request for Information (RFI) Digital Adoption Workforce Development Programme". The procurement is tagged under the services category, specifically focusing on education and training services, according to CPV classification 80000000. The primary location for this opportunity is in London, UK. This RFI aims to gather information on projects such as a Change Management Toolkit and Professional Development Service, with the potential to be executed as one or two separate lots. Key dates to note include a milestone for submission of interest by 21st August 2026, with the procurement process scheduled to advance further by November 2026. The contracting period is set tentatively from January 2027 to January 2030, with possibilities for renewal through January 2032. The procurement method allows for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) and voluntary, community and social enterprises (VCSEs) to participate.