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6278 - Building Services Framework

Description: Lot 1: Provision of Fire Risk Assessments (Sole provider) The provision of Fire Risk Assessments for specified corporate buildings & adhoc, to identify fire hazards, evaluate risks to people and outlining actions to prevent fires and ensure safe evacuation. Lot 2: Provision of Water Risk Assessments (Sole provider) The provision of Water Risk Assessments for specified corporate buildings & adhoc, to inspect water systems for contamination risks most notably the legionella bacteria. Lot 3: Provision of Asbestos Assessments (Sole provider) The provision of Asbestos Assessments for specified corporate buildings & adhoc, to find, assess, and manage asbestos containing materials. Lot 4: Provision of Fire Door Surveys (Sole provider) The provision of Fire Door Surveys for specified corporate buildings & adhoc, to inspect door sets (door frame, hardware) to (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Bexley is initiating a procurement process under the title "6278 - Building Services Framework," focusing on building consultancy services. This opportunity falls within the services industry category and covers an extensive geographic scope across the UK, including regions such as UKI, UKC, and UKD, among others. The procurement is at the tender stage, with a deadline for expressions of interest by 18 May 2026, and an anticipated award period ending on 19 August 2026. The framework includes 11 lots, each targeting specific service provisions ranging from fire and water risk assessments to cleaning and building maintenance. The competitive flexible procedure is utilised, inviting businesses to submit pre-selection questionnaires (PSQs) and tenders electronically in English, with the framework agreement structured as single-provider lots.

NextGen School Health and Wellbeing

Description: This procurement is being conducted under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) using the Competitive Process route. The Procurement Act 2023 does not apply to this procedure. The Royal Borough of Greenwich is undertaking a procurement to commission a high-quality School Health and Wellbeing (SHaW) Service to support the health, wellbeing, and development of children and young people across the borough. The service will play a key role in delivering preventative health support for school-aged children and young people, working closely with schools, families, and partner agencies to promote positive health outcomes. The SHaW service will support children and young people aged 5-19 years (up to 25 years for those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities - SEND), providing advice, early intervention, and targeted support across a range of (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is actively seeking to commission the "NextGen School Health and Wellbeing" (SHaW) service, a strategic initiative designed to support the health, wellbeing, and development of children and young people across London. The procurement process, which is being undertaken through the Competitive Procedure part of the Provider Selection Regime, aims to start the contract by 1st October 2026, continuing initially until 30th September 2031, with a possible extension until 31st October 2035. With a total budget of approximately £9.15 million, this tender falls under the services category and is classified in industry as community health services. The tender deadline has been extended to 27th April 2026 at 12:00 PM, with the award anticipated by 1st June 2026. This effort emphasizes collaboration with schools, families, and partners to deliver comprehensive preventative health support for the youth.

Home First, Discharge to Assess & Recovery Beds

Description: The Royal Borough of Greenwich intends to commission a single provider contract for the provision of Adult 'Home First, Discharge to Assess & Recovery Beds' services. The Service will operate from Eltham Community Hospital and will provide up to 20 beds, flexibly allocated across both pathways to support hospital discharge, admission avoidance, and short-term recovery and non-intensive rehabilitation to enable recovery and regain independence. Multidisciplinary working is key to the model, and the provider will be expected to work in partnership with system stakeholders. The service will operate on a block purchase basis and will include personal care, including nursing and medication support administered by registered nurses and care professionals care with the goal to enable service users to regain or achieve maximum independence and quality of life (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is currently at the tender stage of a procurement process for the provision of Adult 'Home First, Discharge to Assess & Recovery Beds' services, with operations centred at Eltham Community Hospital, London. The contract aims to support hospital discharge, admission avoidance, and short-term recovery with up to 20 beds, promoting independence through multidisciplinary collaboration with system stakeholders. The procurement route is an open procedure under the Light Touch Regime with key deadlines set for submissions ending on 5th May 2026 and potential awards closing by 8th June 2026. The services fall under the Health and Social Work sector, with an estimated contract value of £14,700,000 and a potential 5-year duration, extendable up to 2 additional years. The Borough seeks to maximise recovery and independence through this strength-based enabling service.

SEO and GEO Services and Consultancy

Description: University of Greenwich is seeking consultancy and strategic guidance on content optimisation, as well as improved SEO and GEO performance. The aim is to enhance the visibility, reach, and performance of our digital ecosystem, ensuring prospective students can easily find and engage with our key offerings. Total value (estimated): 170,000 Plus VAT (3 year contract) with an option to extend of a further 12 months.

Summary: The University of Greenwich is currently in the tender stage for a contract titled "SEO and GEO Services and Consultancy". This procurement falls under the IT services category, specifically focusing on consulting, software development, internet, and support. The project location is within the United Kingdom, particularly across the UKJ region. The procurement method adopted is open competition, with a below-threshold classification, allowing for broad participation. Interested suppliers must submit proposals by 27th April 2026, with an enquiry period ending on 17th April 2026. The contract is estimated at £170,000 plus VAT over three years, with an option for a 12-month extension starting from 1st July 2026.

Occupational Health Services

Description: The University of Greenwich is looking to procure Occupational Health Services (OHS) for both staff and students. The successful supplier/s will be required to deliver a cost service that maximises value for money through the delivery of a timely, effective, up-to-date and quality service to both staff and students. There is a requirement for sufficient flexibility in the approach and delivery of the service to accommodate the organisational structures, operating style, culture and staff/student roles.

Summary: The University of Greenwich is actively seeking suppliers for its Occupational Health Services tender, aiming to provide comprehensive services to both staff and students. This procurement falls under the health services category and involves multiple lots covering areas such as Staff Occupational Health Services and Students Occupational Health Services for Health and Education Programmes. Located in London, the procurement process is currently in the tender stage with a competitive flexible procedure as the chosen procurement method. Key dates include an expression of interest deadline on 3rd April 2026 and an enquiry period ending on 1st April 2026. The total contract value is estimated at £7,000,000 GBP with a main procurement category of services, and the contract period is set to start on 1st September 2026, running up to 2033 if renewed.

Occupational Health Services

Description: The University of Greenwich is looking to procure Occupational Health Services (OHS) for both staff and students. The successful supplier/s will be required to deliver a cost service that maximises value for money through the delivery of a timely, effective, up-to-date and quality service to both staff and students. There is a requirement for sufficient flexibility in the approach and delivery of the service to accommodate the organisational structures, operating style, culture and staff/student roles.

Summary: The University of Greenwich is actively seeking suppliers for its Occupational Health Services tender, aiming to provide comprehensive services to both staff and students. This procurement falls under the health services category and involves multiple lots covering areas such as Staff Occupational Health Services and Students Occupational Health Services for Health and Education Programmes. Located in London, the procurement process is currently in the tender stage with a competitive flexible procedure as the chosen procurement method. Key dates include an expression of interest deadline on 3rd April 2026 and an enquiry period ending on 1st April 2026. The total contract value is estimated at £7,000,000 GBP with a main procurement category of services, and the contract period is set to start on 1st September 2026, running up to 2033 if renewed.

Occupational Health Services

Description: The University of Greenwich is looking to procure Occupational Health Services (OHS) for both staff and students. The successful supplier/s will be required to deliver a cost service that maximises value for money through the delivery of a timely, effective, up-to-date and quality service to both staff and students. There is a requirement for sufficient flexibility in the approach and delivery of the service to accommodate the organisational structures, operating style, culture and staff/student roles.

Summary: The University of Greenwich is actively seeking suppliers for its Occupational Health Services tender, aiming to provide comprehensive services to both staff and students. This procurement falls under the health services category and involves multiple lots covering areas such as Staff Occupational Health Services and Students Occupational Health Services for Health and Education Programmes. Located in London, the procurement process is currently in the tender stage with a competitive flexible procedure as the chosen procurement method. Key dates include an expression of interest deadline on 3rd April 2026 and an enquiry period ending on 1st April 2026. The total contract value is estimated at £7,000,000 GBP with a main procurement category of services, and the contract period is set to start on 1st September 2026, running up to 2033 if renewed.

Occupational Health Services

Description: The University of Greenwich is looking to procure Occupational Health Services (OHS) for both staff and students. The successful supplier/s will be required to deliver a cost service that maximises value for money through the delivery of a timely, effective, up-to-date and quality service to both staff and students. There is a requirement for sufficient flexibility in the approach and delivery of the service to accommodate the organisational structures, operating style, culture and staff/student roles. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Health-services./NCV69V6QP8 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/NCV69V6QP8

Summary: The University of Greenwich is actively seeking suppliers for its Occupational Health Services tender, aiming to provide comprehensive services to both staff and students. This procurement falls under the health services category and involves multiple lots covering areas such as Staff Occupational Health Services and Students Occupational Health Services for Health and Education Programmes. Located in London, the procurement process is currently in the tender stage with a competitive flexible procedure as the chosen procurement method. Key dates include an expression of interest deadline on 3rd April 2026 and an enquiry period ending on 1st April 2026. The total contract value is estimated at £7,000,000 GBP with a main procurement category of services, and the contract period is set to start on 1st September 2026, running up to 2033 if renewed.

Procurement for EWS Remediation Works (London & Brighton Apartments)

Description: Wandle Housing Association wishes to invite Tender Responses for the supply of works in respect of External Wall Systems (EWS) Remediation Works in relation to London & Brighton Apartments Site info: 1-12 London & Brighton Apartments 139 Queens Road London SE15 2AY Core works include Removal of render and Insulated metal panels, installation of cavity barriers and replacement of insulated metal panels and render, and replacement of timber decking with non-combustible material. The budget range for this contract is between PS1,300,000 - PS1,800,000 in its entirety (inclusive of VAT). The anticipated contract commencement date is 13th July 2026 ( SOS). The Contracting Authority proposes to enter one contract for an initial period of 12 months with the preferred Supplier. NB :Suppliers are required to undertake a supervised site (read more...)

Summary: Wandle Housing Association Limited invites tenders for External Wall Systems (EWS) Remediation Works at London & Brighton Apartments in London. The project focuses on cladding works involving the removal and replacement of render and insulated metal panels, installation of cavity barriers, and replacement of timber decking with non-combustible materials. The contract is valued between £1,300,000 and £1,800,000 inclusive of VAT, with procurement taking place under an "open" procurement method below the threshold. The tender stage concludes on 7 April 2026, with clarifications due by 31 March 2026. The anticipated contract start date is 13 July 2026 for an initial period of 12 months. This initiative is managed by Shared Services for Housing Limited, acting as the procurement lead, aimed at public works within the United Kingdom.

Home First, Discharge to Assess & Recovery Beds

Description: The Royal Borough of Greenwich intends to commission a single provider contract for the provision of Adult 'Home First, Discharge to Assess & Recovery Beds' services. The procurement is expected to be conducted in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 under the Light Touch Regime (LTR) for above-threshold services. The Service will operate from Eltham Community Hospital and will provide up to 20 beds, flexibly allocated across both pathways to support hospital discharge, admission avoidance, and short-term recovery and non-intensive rehabilitation to enable recovery and regain independence. Multidisciplinary working is key to the model, and the provider will be expected to work in partnership with system stakeholders. The service will operate on a block purchase basis and will include personal care, including nursing and medication support administered by (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is currently at the tender stage of a procurement process for the provision of Adult 'Home First, Discharge to Assess & Recovery Beds' services, with operations centred at Eltham Community Hospital, London. The contract aims to support hospital discharge, admission avoidance, and short-term recovery with up to 20 beds, promoting independence through multidisciplinary collaboration with system stakeholders. The procurement route is an open procedure under the Light Touch Regime with key deadlines set for submissions ending on 5th May 2026 and potential awards closing by 8th June 2026. The services fall under the Health and Social Work sector, with an estimated contract value of £14,700,000 and a potential 5-year duration, extendable up to 2 additional years. The Borough seeks to maximise recovery and independence through this strength-based enabling service.