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Guidance & Recommendations for Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen Waste Mitigation in the NHS

Description: NHS England is seeking a supplier to research and evaluate approaches to reducing nitrous oxide/oxygen waste in secondary care settings. The supplier will review national and international evidence, undertake structured stakeholder engagement, develop recommendations for NHS England policy and guidance, and produce practical resources and case studies to support NHS trusts in implementing effective waste mitigation measures. The total budget is upto PS50k excluding VAT.

Summary: NHS England wants a supplier to research and assess ways to reduce nitrous oxide and oxygen waste in NHS secondary care. The work includes reviewing national and international evidence, engaging stakeholders in a structured way, and developing recommendations for NHS England policy and guidance. The supplier must also create practical resources and case studies to help NHS trusts put effective waste-reduction measures into practice. This is a health services assignment, focused on evidence, policy advice and implementation support rather than supplying equipment or delivering clinical care. It is one combined requirement for NHS England; the work is not divided into separate lots. Delivery is for NHS trusts and NHS England, with no specific delivery location stated.

Criminal Exploitation & Disruption Hub

Description: The service will provide targeted support to Lambeth residents aged 18-34 who are vulnerable to criminal exploitation, serious violence, repeat victimisation and related safeguarding concerns. The service will operate as a core component of Lambeth's wider Criminal Exploitation & Disruption Hub model and support a coordinated multi-agency response to the growing challenge of exploitation affecting young adults.

Summary: The London Borough of Lambeth intends to commission a community welfare and social work service for residents aged 18–34 who are vulnerable to criminal exploitation, serious violence, repeat victimisation and related safeguarding concerns. The service will provide targeted support and form part of the borough’s wider Criminal Exploitation & Disruption Hub, contributing to a coordinated response across agencies to exploitation affecting young adults. Delivery is in Lambeth, London. The work is community-based support rather than residential care, and sits within social services.

Genetic Hearing Loss Testing Solutions

Description: NHS Supply Chain intends to launch a National Framework Agreement for the provision of Genetic Hearing Loss Solutions. The framework will be a single lot, open to multiple awarded suppliers, providing simple access and administration. Scope will ensure a compliant route for the hearing loss tests and associated products / services: * Point-of-care Genomics analyser * Associated consumables (solutions, printer labels, reagent test cartridges) * Optional service elements (clinical training, ongoing calibration and maintenance) The Authority intends to establish a two (2) year Closed Framework which will align with the current Pathology framework renewal in March 2028. The Authority estimates that the total value of the purchases under the two (2) year framework will be approximatedly PS10,000,000 excluding VAT. This value is approximate only and may vary depending (read more...)

Summary: Supply Chain Coordination Limited, trading as NHS Supply Chain, is buying genetic hearing-loss testing solutions for use across the United Kingdom. The requirement covers point-of-care genomics analysers and associated consumables, including solutions, printer labels and reagent test cartridges. Suppliers may also offer optional clinical training, ongoing calibration and maintenance. The equipment and associated products and services are intended to provide a compliant purchasing route for hearing-loss tests. The framework is a single lot and can appoint multiple suppliers, giving NHS organisations access to these products and services through one framework arrangement. This is a procurement for medical diagnostic equipment and supplies, including diagnostic kits, devices and laboratory reagents.

Design & Build of Long Welded Rail Trains

Description: Network Rail's existing fleet of Rail Delivery Trains (RDTs) and Long-Welded Rail Trains (LWRTs) is approaching the point at which replacement options must be considered. Network Rail currently anticipates a future requirement for: * A fleet of approximately 8 + 3 LWRTs. * A locomotive-hauled solution capable of both rail delivery and rail recovery activities. * A solution capable of carrying a minimum of 24 rails per train. * Remote operation of rail handling equipment to minimise manual intervention and improve operational safety. Engagement was undertaken with the market to date has identified several opportunities for consideration as part of the sourcing strategy and technical requirements, including separate procurement of wagons and material handling equipment (MHE), and the development of a modular design making use of intermodal wagons. (read more...)

Summary: Network Rail Infrastructure Limited is planning to procure the design and build of modular manual rail-handling equipment for long-welded rail trains (LWRTs). The equipment will be integrated with a separately selected UK-approved wagon to create the trains. The anticipated fleet is approximately eight trains, with a possible further three. Each train is expected to carry at least 24 rails and support both rail delivery and recovery; remote operation of the handling equipment is envisaged to reduce manual work and improve safety. The buying organisation is Network Rail. Delivery is in the United Kingdom. The procurement is for railway freight wagons and associated rail-service equipment (CPV 34621000).

NHS Leadership Programmes Refresh - Jenner, Seacole and Franklin (NHSE)

Description: NHS England (NHSE) are commencing a tender process to identify a supplier who can support a refresh, design and content of three well established leadership development programmes (Edward Jenner, Mary Seacole and Rosalind Franklin Programmes) so that they align with the new Management and Leadership Framework standards and competencies. The maximum financial envelope for this procurement exercise is PS320,000.00 exclusive of Vat (PS384,000.00 Inclusive VAT). The initial duration of contract will be up to 31st March 2027 with an optional six (6) months extension at zero value subject to review and approval. The deadline for completed ITT submissions will be 30th November 2026 at 12:00noon (midday). Late submissions will not be accepted therefore, please submit in good time prior to the deadline date and time. All communications should (read more...)

Summary: NHS England is seeking a supplier to refresh and redesign the content of three established NHS leadership development programmes: Edward Jenner, Mary Seacole and Rosalind Franklin. The work is intended to align the programmes with the new Management and Leadership Framework standards and competencies. This is a leadership development and education service requirement (CPV 80000000). The buyer is NHS England. The procurement covers a single lot for the programme refresh; the published details do not identify a separate delivery location.

NHS National Framework for Pertuzumab

Description: Project title: NHS National Framework for Pertuzumab Offer reference number: CM/TNS/26/5765 Period of framework: 1 August 2027 to 31 August 2028 with an option or options to extend (at the Authority's discretion) for a period or periods up to a total of 24 months. Published By: Medicines Procurement and Supply Chain - NHS Medicines Value & Access, NHS England

Summary: NHS England intends to establish a national framework for supplying pertuzumab, a pharmaceutical medicine, for NHS use. Deliveries are planned across North East England, North West England, Yorkshire and the Humber, the East Midlands, the West Midlands, the East of England, the South East and the South West. The procurement is for goods and is being managed by NHS England. It is planned as a single-lot framework arrangement, covering the supply of pertuzumab rather than a broader range of medicines or services.

NHS Digital Weight Management Programme

Description: NHS England re-procured the NHS Digital Weight Management Programme utilising the Provider Selection Regime, through a competitive process.

The NHS Digital Weight Management Programme is a NHSE commissioned programme, offered on a national footprint to patients who meet the eligibility criteria (BMI 30+ with identified comorbidities hypertension & diabetes). The Programme runs as an adjunct to locally commissioned weight management services and as a nationally available tailored offer within the obesity weight management pathway.

The procurement included the following 3 Lots:

Lot 1. Providing access to a self-directed digital weight management programme.
Lot 2. Providing access to a digital weight management programme with access to 50 minutes of individual coaching per Service User.
Lot 3. Providing access to a digital weight management programme with access to 100 minutes of individual coaching per Service (read more...)

Summary: NHS England commissioned a national digital weight-management service for adults living with obesity who meet the eligibility criteria: BMI of 30 or above with identified hypertension and diabetes. The programme provides a 12-week behavioural lifestyle intervention as part of the obesity pathway, alongside locally commissioned weight-management services. It covers three levels of support: self-directed digital content; digital content with individual coaching; and digital content with more intensive coaching and tailoring for groups experiencing health inequalities who may be less likely to engage. Providers must deliver dietary and nutritional advice aligned with government guidance, physical-activity content consistent with the Chief Medical Officers’ guidelines, and a recognised behaviour-change approach. The service is delivered nationally across England, with progress reporting covering weight, content engagement, physical activity and, where relevant, coaching.

Cloud-based income management software solution

Description: The software will provide the following core functions: Predictive risk analysis, using rent account history and payment behaviour to identify households most likely to fall into arrears or require early intervention. Case prioritisation, helping Income Officers focus on the cases where action is most likely to prevent arrears increasing or avoid escalation. Automated early contact, including low-cost communications such as text messages or letters, to encourage payment or contact before formal intervention is required. Management information and reporting to support monitoring of arrears trends, officer activity, outcomes and service performance.

Summary: The London Borough of Lambeth intends to procure a cloud-based income management software service for its housing income work. The system is intended to analyse rent-account histories and payment behaviour to flag households at risk of falling into arrears or needing early support. It will help income officers prioritise cases, automate early payment reminders or contact by text message and letter, and provide management information on arrears, officer activity, outcomes and service performance. This is a software and IT service procurement, rather than a supply of physical goods or construction work. The service is for Lambeth’s operations in London. The planned procurement covers one lot.

Actuarial Benefits and Governance Services

Description: The Council requires a qualified actuarial services provider to deliver: * Triennial actuarial valuations of the Pension Fund * Employer contribution rate calculations * Accounting reports (IAS19 / FRS102) * Governance and regulatory advice * Support with funding strategy statements * Risk modelling and scenario analysis * Guidance on legislative and regulatory changes * Ad hoc calculations and provision of template documentation

Summary: The London Borough of Lambeth intends to procure actuarial, benefits and governance consultancy services for its Pension Fund. The work includes triennial actuarial valuations, calculations of employer contribution rates, and pension accounting reports under IAS 19 and FRS 102. The provider will also advise on governance and regulatory matters, support the preparation of funding strategy statements, and undertake risk modelling and scenario analysis. Further tasks include guidance on legislative and regulatory changes, ad hoc calculations and template documentation. The procurement is for professional services delivered by a qualified actuarial provider. The council is the buying organisation. Its stated scope covers both recurring valuation and reporting work and ongoing advisory and calculation services related to the Pension Fund.

National Competency Framework for Data: Adoption, Impact & Evidence Review

Description: NHS England is seeking a supplier to undertake an independent, evidence-led review of the National Competency Framework (NCF) for Data Professionals. The NCF is a nationally recognised framework that defines the knowledge, skills and behaviours required by data and analytics professionals across the NHS and wider public sector and is intended to support workforce development, professionalisation, career progression and organisational workforce planning. The purpose of this review is to establish a clear understanding of the current awareness, adoption and use of the NCF, assess available evidence of its impact and benefits, and identify the factors that support or hinder adoption across the health and care system. The review will also provide NHS England with a robust evidence base to inform future investment, decision-making and development of the framework. (read more...)

Summary: NHS England is commissioning an independent review of the National Competency Framework for Data Professionals, a framework defining the knowledge, skills and behaviours expected of data and analytics professionals across the NHS and wider public sector. The work is intended to inform workforce development, professionalisation, career progression and organisational workforce planning. The supplier will examine awareness, adoption and use of the framework, assess evidence of its impact and benefits, gather stakeholder views, and identify factors that help or hinder implementation across health and care. Deliverables include an adoption baseline, impact assessment, stakeholder findings, a monitoring and evaluation framework, and recommendations to guide future development and investment. This is research and evaluation work in the health sector, rather than a clinical service or technology supply contract.