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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.

Preliminary Market Engagement Notice: Targeted Prostate Cancer Screening Programme - PSA Testing, MRI Reporting and BRCA Digital Decision Resource

Description: Preliminary Market Engagement / Early Market Engagement NHS England is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform three separate but connected requirements within the Targeted Prostate Cancer Screening Programme. The proposed workstreams are: 1. PSA laboratory processing and pathway support; 2. prostate MRI reporting; 3. BRCA digital decision resource / website development and evaluation. The programme is being developed to support targeted prostate cancer screening for men at increased risk, including men with a known pathogenic or likely pathogenic BRCA2 variant. The purpose of this engagement is to understand market capability, potential delivery models, mobilisation requirements, key risks, pricing assumptions, digital and information governance considerations, pathway interfaces and route-to-market options. The workstreams involve different capabilities and provider markets. NHS England may procure the requirements separately, and different procurement routes (read more...)

Summary: NHS England is undertaking a preliminary market engagement process for the Targeted Prostate Cancer Screening Programme, focusing on PSA Testing, MRI Reporting, and the BRCA Digital Decision Resource. This initiative is categorised under health services and aims to enhance cancer screening for men at increased risk, particularly those with certain BRCA2 variants. The procurement stage is currently in the planning phase, with a particular emphasis on early market engagement to understand market capabilities, potential delivery models, and procurement strategies. This engagement, scheduled to conclude by 26th August 2026, takes place in London and involves three main workstreams which may follow different procurement paths, including the Provider Selection Regime and Procurement Act 2023.

IPDR - Turbostar - Onboard ETCS Fleet Fitment Framework

Description: Network Rail is introducing digital signalling, which will see traditional lineside signals removed and replaced with European Train Control Systems (ETCS) in-cab technology on GB rolling stock. The implementation will enable continuous, real-time information to the train driver's cab, enabling more responsive, reliable, and safer train operations. ETCS enables trains to run closer together, safely and to travel at their optimal speeds. To implement ETCS, it requires changes to signalling infrastructure. For passengers, this means fewer delays, increased capacity, and a more resilient service. For operators, it offers reduced costs, streamlined renewals, and a modernised approach to managing the network. Network Rail intends to procure a national, long-term single supplier framework for the onboard fitment of digital signalling system equipment, European Train Control Systems (ETCS), and associated works (read more...)

Summary: Network Rail Infrastructure Limited is planning a tender process for the procurement project titled "IPDR - Turbostar - Onboard ETCS Fleet Fitment Framework". As part of a national strategy to upgrade the railway signalling system with European Train Control Systems (ETCS), the project aims to replace traditional lineside signals with digital in-cab technology across the GB rolling stock of Turbostar passenger trains. The procurement falls under the "Railway and tramway locomotives and rolling stock" industry category, with significant work to be conducted across the United Kingdom. This venture is at the planning stage as of August 2026, with a tender notice expected to be published on 14 October 2026 and subsequent bidder engagement activities planned shortly thereafter.

U16 Cancer Patient Experience Survey 2027-2030

Description: Cancer in children and young people is rare and yet the biggest cause of premature death for children and young people aged 5-14 years . In the UK, around 2,000 children under 15 are diagnosed with cancer each year, with acute leukaemias and cancers of the brain and spinal cord being the most common types of childhood cancer. As it is rare, childhood cancer is often difficult to identify; diagnosis may come late and treatment can be difficult. The risk factors for developing cancer are also not well understood, compounding further the need for inclusive patient insight. NHS England is looking to award a contract for 58 months; 1 May 2027 - 1 March 2032 . This contract length is designed to allow for delivery of four cycles (read more...)

Summary: NHS England has initiated a procurement process titled the "U16 Cancer Patient Experience Survey 2027–2030," focusing on market research services within the healthcare industry. This procurement is currently in the planning stage and is based in London, UK. It aims to gather comprehensive patient insights into childhood cancer experiences, crucial for understanding and improving future interventions. The procurement carries a gross budget of £1,148,400 and aims to award a contract that spans from 1st May 2027 to 1st March 2032. Key dates include the completion of the preliminary market engagement by 2nd September 2026 and further announcements expected by 2nd November 2026. Interested parties must register on NHS England’s e-Tendering portal to access further details.

Wales CCTV & Security Services Framework

Description: Network Rail (NR) Wales Route is seeking to create a Framework to manage Security and CCTV services cross the region. One supplier is required to offer a complete security solution covering, but not limited to, the following deliverables: CCTV & RDS Equipment: * Deployment, operation and maintenance of Remote Deployed Systems (RDS) or any other applicable CCTV-based surveillance systems capable of 24hr operation, including alarm functionality & nighttime coverage. * Systems shall include all communications, data connectivity, and associated equipment for effective operation. * All footage to be available for Network Rail to access and review on request within applicable data control regulations. * Ad-hoc permanent or semi-permanent remote camera solutions * Maintenance of all surveillance equipment, trailers and associated assets. Patrol Services: * Mobile patrols, static patrols (read more...)

Summary: Network Rail Infrastructure Limited is in the planning stage of a public procurement process for the "Wales CCTV & Security Services Framework". This procurement aims to establish a framework for overseeing security and CCTV services throughout the Wales region. The estimated value of the contract is £3,840,000 gross (£3,200,000 net), and it falls within the services category under public security services, surveillance, security systems and devices. The location for the service delivery is the UKL region, specifically in Wales, United Kingdom. Interested businesses must express their interest by 19th August 2026, with the selection stage set to begin on 12th August 2026. The entire process will be managed through the Railway Industry Supplier Qualification Scheme (RISQS) and Network Rail's Bravo eSourcing Portal.

Higher Specialist Scientist Training Programme (HSST)

Description: NHS England Workforce, Training and Education is seeking to re-procure the Higher Specialist Scientist Training (HSST) academic delivery programme. There are 13 lots within this procurement Suppliers may bid for more than one lot The initial contract term shall be five (5) years. The Contracting Authority may, at its discretion, extend the contract for a period of up to two (2) years in accordance with the Contract. Following expiry of the Initial Term or any Extension Term, the contract may continue solely for the purposes of any applicable Run-Off Period, exit and transition arrangements, and any other provisions which expressly or by implication survive expiry or termination, as set out in the Contract (Document 4 Terms & Conditions). Total funding available is PS42,186,230.80 . This will train up (read more...)

Summary: NHS England is overseeing the re-procurement of the Higher Specialist Scientist Training Programme (HSST) within the education and training services industry category. This substantial public procurement process is structured around 13 lots and is open to multiple providers, facilitating both life sciences and non-life sciences sectors. The open procedure aims to deliver the programme across the United Kingdom, with an initial contract term of five years, subject to a potential two-year extension. The current stage is the tender process, and important deadlines include the submission of tenders by midday on 4th September 2026, with the award period concluding by 22nd October 2026. All communications and submissions are required to be completed electronically through the Atamis e-sourcing portal.

FLOW Standard GRP Modular Footbridge Components Programme

Description: Network Rail is seeking feedback from suppliers with relevant experience in the design, manufacture and supply of GRP structural systems, modular bridge solutions and related products. This engagement is being undertaken solely to improve Network Rail's understanding of market capability, capacity, innovation, risk and commercial considerations prior to any future procurement process. Network Rail anticipates that any future framework may operate for up to five years. Based on current assumptions, the opportunity is expected to support the manufacture of components for approximately 10 to 15 standard footbridges, with actual volumes dependent on programme demand and the ongoing condition, maintenance and stewardship of the production moulds. The figures provided are indicative only and do not represent a commitment to any minimum volume of work.

Summary: Network Rail Infrastructure Limited is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process titled "FLOW Standard GRP Modular Footbridge Components Programme." This tender falls under the industry category of goods, specifically targeting the procurement of structures and parts within the UK. The primary location for the programme is the United Kingdom, with a specific emphasis on modular bridge solutions using GRP structural systems. The initiation date for this tender was 6th August 2026, marking the start of supplier engagement. Interested parties are required to submit their responses by 6th August 2026, with future notices anticipated by 6th September 2026. The procurement process highlights the significance of a framework agreement intended to last potentially up to five years, spanning from February 2027 to January 2032, with possible extensions until 2034.

Scientific Practitioner Training Programme 2026/27 - RFI

Description: Request For Information to collect info and opinions about the recommissioning of the Scientific Practitioner Training Programme 2026/27 - RFI To express interest, please register and apply via Atamis e-sourcing portal https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome

Summary: NHS England is in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Scientific Practitioner Training Programme 2026/27 - RFI." This process falls under the services category within the education sector, specifically focusing on education and training services. Located in London, this initiative aims to collect information and opinions about recommissioning the training programme. The planned timeline includes a submission of interest deadline at 5:00 pm on 20th August 2026, with potential changes at NHS England's discretion. Interested parties must register and apply via the Atamis e-sourcing portal by the specified deadline, with the next communication notice scheduled for 1st October 2026.

U16 Cancer Patient Experience Survey 2027-2030

Description: Cancer in children and young people is rare and yet the biggest cause of premature death for children and young people aged 5-14 years . In the UK, around 2,000 children under 15 are diagnosed with cancer each year, with acute leukaemias and cancers of the brain and spinal cord being the most common types of childhood cancer. As it is rare, childhood cancer is often difficult to identify; diagnosis may come late and treatment can be difficult. The risk factors for developing cancer are also not well understood, compounding further the need for inclusive patient insight. NHS England is looking to award a contract for 58 months; 1 May 2027 - 1 March 2032 . This contract length is designed to allow for delivery of four cycles (read more...)

Summary: NHS England has initiated a procurement process titled the "U16 Cancer Patient Experience Survey 2027–2030," focusing on market research services within the healthcare industry. This procurement is currently in the planning stage and is based in London, UK. It aims to gather comprehensive patient insights into childhood cancer experiences, crucial for understanding and improving future interventions. The procurement carries a gross budget of £1,148,400 and aims to award a contract that spans from 1st May 2027 to 1st March 2032. Key dates include the completion of the preliminary market engagement by 2nd September 2026 and further announcements expected by 2nd November 2026. Interested parties must register on NHS England’s e-Tendering portal to access further details.

Preliminary Market Engagement Notice: Targeted Prostate Cancer Screening Programme - PSA Testing, MRI Reporting and BRCA Digital Decision Resource

Description: Preliminary Market Engagement / Early Market Engagement NHS England is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform three separate but connected requirements within the Targeted Prostate Cancer Screening Programme. The proposed workstreams are: 1. PSA laboratory processing and pathway support; 2. prostate MRI reporting; 3. BRCA digital decision resource / website development and evaluation. The programme is being developed to support targeted prostate cancer screening for men at increased risk, including men with a known pathogenic or likely pathogenic BRCA2 variant. The purpose of this engagement is to understand market capability, potential delivery models, mobilisation requirements, key risks, pricing assumptions, digital and information governance considerations, pathway interfaces and route-to-market options. The workstreams involve different capabilities and provider markets. NHS England may procure the requirements separately, and different procurement routes (read more...)

Summary: NHS England is undertaking a preliminary market engagement process for the Targeted Prostate Cancer Screening Programme, focusing on PSA Testing, MRI Reporting, and the BRCA Digital Decision Resource. This initiative is categorised under health services and aims to enhance cancer screening for men at increased risk, particularly those with certain BRCA2 variants. The procurement stage is currently in the planning phase, with a particular emphasis on early market engagement to understand market capabilities, potential delivery models, and procurement strategies. This engagement, scheduled to conclude by 26th August 2026, takes place in London and involves three main workstreams which may follow different procurement paths, including the Provider Selection Regime and Procurement Act 2023.