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Metal Works

Description: The Contractor shall provide responsive repairs, minor works, fabrication, installation, maintenance, and replacement of metalwork components across the Client's social housing stock, communal areas, estates, and associated buildings.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is planning metalwork works for its social housing stock, communal areas, estates and associated buildings. The requirement covers responsive repairs, minor works, fabrication, installation, maintenance and replacement of metalwork components. This is a construction and metalworking service, classified under CPV 45262670. Work will be carried out across the Royal Borough of Greenwich’s housing and related buildings in London. The council is the buyer and intends to appoint a contractor for the full range of services within one lot. The requirement is relevant to businesses that can provide on-site metalwork repairs and maintenance alongside workshop fabrication, installation and component replacement for housing and communal environments.

Metal Works

Description: The Contractor shall provide responsive repairs, minor works, fabrication, installation, maintenance, and replacement of metalwork components across the Client's social housing stock, communal areas, estates, and associated buildings.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is planning metalwork works for its social housing stock, communal areas, estates and associated buildings. The requirement covers responsive repairs, minor works, fabrication, installation, maintenance and replacement of metalwork components. This is a construction and metalworking service, classified under CPV 45262670. Work will be carried out across the Royal Borough of Greenwich’s housing and related buildings in London. The council is the buyer and intends to appoint a contractor for the full range of services within one lot. The requirement is relevant to businesses that can provide on-site metalwork repairs and maintenance alongside workshop fabrication, installation and component replacement for housing and communal environments.

ROG First Light Exhibitions Audio Visual Hardware Contractor

Description: This procurement exercise is to secure an Audio Visual Hardware Contractor to deliver exhibitions audio visual hardware across a suite of new Royal Observatory Greenwich exhibitions, as part of the ROG First Light Project. The Audio Visual Hardware Contractor will be responsible for delivering and installing the audio visual equipment and systems, as well as the development and installation of the Contractor's Design Portion, for exhibitions AV across both the north and south parts of the ROG site. Their responsibilities will include: - the supply and installation of audio visual hardware relating to the exhibitions - providing drawings which will be coordinated by the OPOE and OPITU Setworks Principal Contractors - coordinating with the OPOE and OPITU Setworks Principal Contractors at all times, during both offsite and onsite (read more...)

Summary: The National Maritime Museum is procuring an audio-visual hardware contractor for a suite of new Royal Observatory Greenwich exhibitions under the ROG First Light Project. The work covers the north and south parts of the Royal Observatory Greenwich site in London. The contractor will supply and install exhibition audio-visual equipment and systems, develop and install its Contractor Design Portion, and provide coordinated drawings. It must work with the OPOE and OPITU Setworks Principal Contractors during offsite and onsite periods, and coordinate with other client-direct packages including Digital Media. This is an exhibition audio-visual installation and design service, classified as museum-exhibition services. The requirement is a single service lot and is identified as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Guaranteed Internships

Description: This opportunity is for the delivery of a pilot programme of employer-led virtual internships during the 2026/27 academic year. The pilot forms part of the University's strategic commitment to improving graduate employability through widening access to high-quality work experience. The University recognises that many students face barriers to accessing traditional internships due to financial constraints, caring responsibilities, disability, geographical location and other personal circumstances. Internships offer an opportunity to remove many of these barriers whilst providing meaningful engagement with employers and authentic workplace experience.

Summary: London and South East University Group is procuring education and training services for a pilot programme of employer-led virtual internships during the 2026/27 academic year. The aim is to widen access to meaningful work experience and improve graduate employability for students who may face barriers to traditional internships. The requirement is divided into four service models: internships embedded in academic programmes with in-person activity; fully online internships embedded in academic programmes; co-curricular internships based on small-group employer projects; and co-curricular internships based on individual employer projects. All models involve authentic projects for external employers, with varying requirements for employer interaction, supervision, support and feedback. Delivery is in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, for students across different subject disciplines.

Ocean Lab Principal Contractor

Description: Ocean Lab is a more substantial intervention involving the adaptation of the existing gallery to create a new flexible exhibition and learning environment. The design language is inspired by the aesthetic of a contemporary encouraging experiment and discovery. Using science lab a flexible and sustainable material palette, selected to enable reuse, adaptation life of the gallery. and reconfiguration throughout The works include the construction of new walls and exhibition structures, the formation of additional storage areas, the installation of an AV control booth, and the creation of new display and interpretation spaces. Associated flooring, finishes, services integration and exhibition quality wall surfaces are also included as part of the overall fit out. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Museum-exhibition-services./582ZUUGTDB To respond to (read more...)

Summary: The National Maritime Museum is procuring principal contractor services for Ocean Lab, an adaptation of an existing gallery in London into a flexible exhibition and learning environment. The work is a museum exhibition fit-out, classified under CPV 92521100. The scope includes constructing new walls and exhibition structures, forming additional storage areas, installing an audio-visual control booth, and creating new display and interpretation spaces. It also covers associated flooring, finishes, services integration and exhibition-quality wall surfaces. The design is intended to support experiment and discovery, using a flexible, sustainable material palette that allows the gallery to be reused, adapted and reconfigured. Delivery is at the National Maritime Museum in London.

Supply and Installation of Glazed Panels

Description: 2.1 This opportunity is for the supply, fabrication, and installation of high-performance acoustic glazed partitioning systems, including Perspex hanging diffusers to all open sections to match those on the mezzanine and 5th floors. More details on Schedule 5 (Specification). This will be an above threshold competitive flexible procedure under Procurement Act 2023.

Summary: Ravensbourne University London is procuring the supply, fabrication and installation of high-performance acoustic glazed partitioning systems. The requirement includes Perspex hanging diffusers for all open sections, matching those already installed on the mezzanine and fifth floors. The work covers glazed panels, partitions, sound-insulation measures, security screens and associated panelling work. It is a goods requirement involving installation and construction-related activity, to be delivered at Ravensbourne University London’s site at 6 Penrose Way, London SE10 0EW. The procurement is arranged as one lot. This opportunity is relevant to manufacturers, specialist partitioning contractors, glazing firms and installation businesses able to provide an integrated supply-and-install service for acoustic glazed internal systems and matching diffuser elements.

Children's Centres and Best Start Family Hubs

Description: Tenders are invited from suitably qualified and experienced providers to deliver Children's Centres and Best Start Family Hubs services across the Royal Borough of Greenwich. The contract will provide a borough-wide, place-based early years and family support service, delivering a consistent universal offer alongside targeted interventions for children and families with additional needs. Services will promote the best start in life, improve child development and family wellbeing, strengthen parenting capacity, and provide integrated support through close partnership working with health, education, early help, children's social care and the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) sector. The Provider will deliver services using strengths-based, trauma-informed and relational approaches, ensuring accessible, evidence-informed support and seamless pathways for families in line with the Council's Children and Young People's Plan, Best Start (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is procuring borough-wide Children's Centres and Best Start Family Hubs services across Greenwich, London. This is an early years, family support, education, health and social work service. The provider will deliver a consistent universal offer alongside targeted support for children and families with additional needs. The service is intended to promote the best start in life, improve child development and family wellbeing, strengthen parenting capacity and provide integrated support. Delivery will involve close partnership working with health, education, early help, children's social care and the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector. Services must provide accessible, evidence-informed support and seamless pathways for families, using strengths-based, trauma-informed and relational approaches aligned with local children and families priorities.

Supply and Installation of Glazed Panels

Description: 2.1 This opportunity is for the supply, fabrication, and installation of high-performance acoustic glazed partitioning systems, including Perspex hanging diffusers to all open sections to match those on the mezzanine and 5th floors. More details on Schedule 5 (Specification). This will be an above threshold competitive flexible procedure under Procurement Act 2023.

Summary: The London Universities Purchasing Consortium is procuring works to supply, fabricate and install high-performance acoustic glazed partitioning systems in London. The requirement includes glazed panels, acoustic partitioning, security-screen elements and sound-insulation work, together with Perspex hanging diffusers for all open sections. The diffusers must match those already installed on the mezzanine and fifth floors. The detailed technical requirements are set out in Schedule 5, the specification. This is a building fit-out and interior partitioning requirement for suppliers able to manage the manufacture, supply and installation of coordinated glazed systems, including the associated acoustic and visual-matching requirements.

Supply and Installation of Glazed Panels

Description: 2.1 This opportunity is for the supply, fabrication, and installation of high-performance acoustic glazed partitioning systems, including Perspex hanging diffusers to all open sections to match those on the mezzanine and 5th floors. More details on Schedule 5 (Specification). This will be an above threshold competitive flexible procedure under Procurement Act 2023.

Summary: Ravensbourne University London is procuring the supply, fabrication and installation of high-performance acoustic glazed partitioning systems. The requirement includes Perspex hanging diffusers for all open sections, matching those already installed on the mezzanine and fifth floors. The work covers glazed panels, partitions, sound-insulation measures, security screens and associated panelling work. It is a goods requirement involving installation and construction-related activity, to be delivered at Ravensbourne University London’s site at 6 Penrose Way, London SE10 0EW. The procurement is arranged as one lot. This opportunity is relevant to manufacturers, specialist partitioning contractors, glazing firms and installation businesses able to provide an integrated supply-and-install service for acoustic glazed internal systems and matching diffuser elements.

Managed Network Services

Description: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is seeking a Managed Service Provider (MSP) to deliver a fully managed network service. The Council operates a substantial and geographically distributed network estate across multiple locations throughout the borough, comprising of several hundred network and security devices that support approximately 4,000 staff and the delivery of services to around 300,000 residents. With the current contract due to expire in July 2027, the Royal Borough of Greenwich is undertaking pre-market engagement to better understand the current market solutions, emerging innovations and implementation approaches .The information gathered will be used to refine the Council's requirements, validate the proposed scope of the procurement and inform the most appropriate procurement strategy. As part of a potential further procurement exercise subsequent to this pre-market engagement, the Council (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich intends to procure a fully managed network service from a managed service provider. The service will cover the Council’s substantial, geographically distributed network estate across multiple locations in the borough, including several hundred network and security devices. It will support around 4,000 Council staff and the delivery of public services to approximately 300,000 residents. The expected scope includes secure and resilient day-to-day network operations, effective service management, continuous improvement and innovation, with a focus on providing a future-ready service. This is a technology and telecommunications services requirement, including internet services, delivered across the Royal Borough of Greenwich in London.