Ravensbourne external audit services

Description: External audit services required for Ravensbourne University London in North Greenwich. The contract will commence on 2nd March 2026 with the audit of the University's 2026 accounts & thereafter annually for a maximum of three years. The University's financial year is from 1st August to 31st July. RUL's Finance team will provide the primary interface with the successful firm and will agree with the external auditor the timescales for the provision of work. RUL will require clear procedures for directing workload and, in particular, a named senior person who will act as the main university contact together with details of those who will be responsible for the firm's provision of services to RUL.

Summary: The London Universities Purchasing Consortium is actively seeking external audit services for Ravensbourne University London, located in North Greenwich. This tender pertains to the provision of financial auditing services, classified under CPV code 79212100, across a range of locations including the UK and internationally. As part of the tender stage of the procurement process, the contract commencement date is scheduled for 2nd March 2026, with a contract period extending until 1st March 2029. The tender period ends on 16th January 2026. This procurement initiative requires clear communication lines, necessitating the appointment of a senior contact for coordination, and is especially favourable for SMEs as indicated by the suitability criteria.

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. To view this notice, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=996888423

Summary: The University of Greenwich is in the planning stage of procuring Occupational Health Services for both staff and students, with the objective of ensuring cost efficiency while offering high-quality, flexible services. This procurement, classified under the services industry category, is valued at around £7 million and spans the location of the United Kingdom, specifically the London region. Interested parties are encouraged to express their interest by 31st December 2025 via Delta eSourcing, as part of preliminary market engagement. The contract is scheduled to commence on 31st July 2026, with a potential extension up to 2033, demonstrating a significant commitment to long-term service provision.

Discharge to Assess and Admission Service

Description: The Royal Borough of Greenwich are intending to commission a single provider Contract for the provision of Adult Social Care Discharge to Assess and Step Up and Step Down Services. Potential providers are encouraged to participate in a market engagement event. The procurement process is intended to be run in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023, Light Touch Regime (LTR) above-threshold. 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 (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is in the planning stage of commissioning a single provider contract for the "Discharge to Assess and Admission Service." This procurement focuses on the Adult Social Care sector, with services to be delivered at the Eltham Community Hospital in London. The initiative aims to improve outcomes for residents through an enabling service model that supports hospital discharge and admission avoidance. The procurement process, following the Procurement Act 2023 Light Touch Regime, includes a market engagement session scheduled for 9th December 2025. Interested providers are to submit attendee details by 8th December 2025. The contract is expected to start on 1st June 2026, lasting five years with a possible two-year extension.

Framework Agreement for the provision for Alternative Provision, Education Outreach and Inclusion Services

Description: Royal Greenwich Council would like to hear from service providers who are interested and capable of delivering excellent, high quality and outcome focussed education services to support and raise attainment, attendance, aspiration and engagement of vulnerable children and young people of statutory school age in education and for young people up to the age of 25 who have an Education, Health and Care Plan. To also work towards successful transition to education, employment or training post-16 at the end of Key Stage 4. The objectives of the services are to provide a flexible response to either compliment, or provide an alternative to the teaching and learning available within mainstream and specialist provision or for children not engaged in education.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is conducting an open tender procedure for a Framework Agreement focused on Alternative Provision, Education Outreach, and Inclusion Services. The contracting process aims to provide high-quality education services tailored to vulnerable children and young people, including those with Education, Health, and Care Plans. The procurement is classified under 'Education and training services,' taking place in London and is currently in the tender stage, commencing on 25 November 2025. Suppliers must complete the Procurement Selection Questionnaire, Quality submission, and Price submissions by the tender period ending on 12 January 2026. Key features include a competitive flexible procedure, allowing various educational and vocational services, with a framework agreement potentially extending until 2031.

Framework Agreement for the provision of Tuition Services

Description: Royal Greenwich Council would like to hear from service providers who are interested and capable of delivering excellent, high quality and outcome focussed tuition services to support and raise attainment, attendance, aspiration and engagement of vulnerable children and young people of statutory school age in education and for young people up to the age of 25 who have an Education, Health and Care Plan. To also work towards successful transition to education, employment or training post-16 at the end of Key Stage 4. The objectives of the services are to provide a flexible response to either compliment, or provide an alternative to the teaching and learning available within mainstream and specialist provision or for children not engaged in education.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is currently in the tender stage for a framework agreement aimed at the provision of Tuition Services in London. This procurement process is focused on delivering education and training services to support vulnerable children and young people, particularly those with special educational needs and disabilities. The current tender involves different lots tailored to varying needs, ranging from Universal Tuition to Complex and Medical Tuition. Interested parties must submit their tenders by 12 January 2026, with the framework's award expected by 3 March 2026. The procurement method follows a competitive flexible procedure, encompassing stages for evaluation based on quality and price. This initiative is covered by GPA regulations and targets service delivery to the UKI51 region, potentially involving other local authorities and academy trusts.

Greenwich Builds, Phase 2, Years 2 & 3, Wricklemarsh et al - Contractor

Description: Batch 2 of Phase 2, Years 2&3 of the Greenwich Builds Direct Delivery Programme consists of 24 units across the following three schemes; Wricklemarsh Road (12), Zangwill Road (6), and Viola Avenue (6). Greenwich Builds now has planning permission for the three sites detailed above. Our intention is to construct these sites to supply the Royal Borough of Greenwich with further new homes for affordable rent. In the interest of reducing the current expenditure on temporary accommodation constructing these new homes is a priority of the Council as is tackling the homelessness crisis within the Borough.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is inviting tenders for the Greenwich Builds, Phase 2, Years 2 & 3 project, seeking a contractor to construct 24 housing units across three sites at Wricklemarsh Road, Zangwill Road, and Viola Avenue in London. This procurement falls under the construction industry category and aims to supply the borough with affordable housing. The tender is in the active stage, with submission deadlines on 19th December 2025 and an expected award period ending on 30th January 2026. The procurement process follows an open procedure, allowing electronic submissions, with the project valued at £9 million GBP.

Electric Vehicle Charging Point installation, operation and maintenance

Description: Lewisham Council and Royal Borough of Greenwich (the "Partnership") invite you to submit a tender for electric vehicle charging point installation, operation and maintenance. The Partnership has made a joint application and has been awarded PS2,981,000 million through the LEVI scheme. The LEVI programme aims to increase the provision of Electric Vehicle charging infrastructure across the boroughs through the installation of EV infrastructure. The Services will comprise of installation, operation and maintenance of electric vehicle charge points (EVCPs). The main objective of this project is to install, operate and maintain new charge points across both of the Partnership's boroughs that will primarily benefit residents without off-street parking. There are three (3) Lots for this tender which cover different areas within the Partnership. The same specification is applicable to (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Lewisham, in partnership with the Royal Borough of Greenwich, is inviting tenders for the installation, operation, and maintenance of electric vehicle charging points. The project, titled "Electric Vehicle Charging Point installation, operation and maintenance," is a significant opportunity to enhance the EV infrastructure in the boroughs. With a procurement process classified under services via an open procedure, this tender is currently in the 'Tender' stage. The project, valued at £9,000,000, will be facilitated through the LEVI scheme, supporting sustainability initiatives in the areas. Interested suppliers must submit their tenders by 26th January 2026 at 12 noon, with the contract award expected by 1st July 2026. The project includes three geographic Lots, allowing suppliers to bid for one, two, or all three parts, each subjected to the same specifications. The contract is for an initial fifteen-year term, possibly extending to a total of sixteen years, aimed at improving EV charging accessibility across UKI44 and UKI51 regions.

The Provision of Design and Build for Decarbonisation: Erith, Greenwich and Stanmore Fire Stations

Description: The works involve replacing gas heating systems with air-source heat pumps, installing solar panels, and improving lighting efficiency. Coordinating new electrical mains with the DNO. Civil works such as trenching for services are also included.

Summary: The London Fire Brigade is currently in the tender stage for a project titled "The Provision of Design and Build for Decarbonisation: Erith, Greenwich and Stanmore Fire Stations", under the construction work category. This procurement involves comprehensive sustainability upgrades, including the replacement of gas heating systems with air-source heat pumps, solar panel installations, and the enhancement of lighting systems. Civil works are also part of the project, necessitating collaboration on electrical mains with the Distribution Network Operator (DNO). The procurement process applies a restricted procedure method, and submissions are accepted electronically via the London Construction Programme's dynamic purchasing systems platform. Interested businesses should submit their tenders by 21st November 2025, with the contract period anticipated to commence on 6th January 2026 and conclude by 7th January 2026. The project is located in the London area (UKI region).

Cutty Sark - Lighting Upgrade

Description: The Cutty Sark has undergone a major restoration project following a fire in 2007, with the ship reopening under RMG's management in 2012. The authority is seeking to appoint a contractor to replace the external and internal lighting installation across sections of the ship to improve the controls, energy efficiency and operation of the systems. All works must be completed by the 31st of March 2026 and need to be delivered in accordance with the design and specification parameters set out. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Lighting-systems./7V438T78R3 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/7V438T78R3

Summary: The National Maritime Museum, based in London, UK, is inviting tenders for the project titled "Cutty Sark - Lighting Upgrade". This procurement involves the replacement of both external and internal lighting installations on the historic ship, aiming to enhance system controls, energy efficiency, and overall operational effectiveness. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, adhering to an open competition format which falls below the threshold for standard procurement methods. Interested parties must submit their responses by 24th November 2025, with all enquiries to be made by 17th November 2025. The project must be completed within the designated period from 1st January 2026 to 31st March 2026.

Greenwich Builds, Phase 2, Years 2 & 3, Batch 1 - Contractor

Description: Batch 1 of Phase 2, Years 2&3 of the Greenwich Builds Direct Delivery Programme consists of 28 units across the following four schemes; Aberford Gardens (7), Heavitree Close (6), Southwood Road (8) and Westmount Road (7). Greenwich Builds now has planning permission (or will have planning permission at the point that the appointment is made) for the four sites detailed above. Our intention is to construct these sites to supply the Royal Borough of Greenwich with further new homes for affordable rent. In the interest of reducing the current expenditure on temporary accommodation constructing these new homes is a priority of the Council as is tackling the homelessness crisis within the Borough.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich has initiated a public procurement process for the construction of 28 units under the Greenwich Builds Direct Delivery Programme, Phase 2, Years 2 and 3, Batch 1. The construction work will take place across four sites: Aberford Gardens, Heavitree Close, Southwood Road, and Westmount Road, all located in the region of UKI51, London. This tender, identified as RBG/P/1000052, is facilitated through an open procedure, with electronic submissions allowed until 20th November 2025 and enquiries accepted until 13th November 2025. The project's total value is approximately £12 million, and its primary aim is to alleviate temporary accommodation expenditure and the homelessness crisis within the borough. The current procurement stage is the Tender phase, and the award period ends on 30th January 2026.