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NextGen Youth

Description: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is undertaking a procurement to commission high-quality services for children and young people through the delivery of the NextGen Youth. These services will form a central part of the Council's approach to supporting children, young people, and their families aged 5-19 (and up to 25 for those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities - SEND), giving every child the best start in life. The procurement seeks to deliver innovative, accessible, and inclusive youth services that promote positive outcomes, strengthen communities, and respond to the diverse needs of young people across the borough. The commissioned services will provide safe spaces, trusted support, and opportunities for personal development, participation, and wellbeing, aligned with the priorities set out in the Council's Children and Young People Plan. (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is currently in the tender stage of procuring high-quality services for children and young people under the title "NextGen Youth". This procurement falls within the health and social work services industry category and will be delivered in the London region (UKI51). The tendering process is initiated through an open procedure, with the procurement aimed at delivering inclusive youth services supporting individuals aged between 5-19, and up to 25 for those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). The projected start date for the contract is 1st April 2027, with an initial end date set for 31st March 2032, potentially extendable to 31st March 2036. Interested parties must submit their proposals by 24th August 2026, 12:00 PM BST, with the contract award anticipated by 1st November 2026.

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 seeking to procure the NextGen School Health and Wellbeing (SHaW) Service to support the health and development of children and young people across the borough. This initiative falls under the community health services category and is being facilitated through an open procedure under the Provider Selection Regime. The main goal is to provide preventative health support for individuals aged 5-19, extending up to 25 for those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, through close collaboration with schools and families. Located in London, the tender process is currently in the active stage, with the submission deadline set for 24 August 2026. The service is anticipated to commence on 1 April 2027 and may be extended beyond the initial end date of 31 March 2032 at the Council's discretion.

ROG First Light Exhibitions Orrery Contractor

Description: This procurement exercise is to secure an Orrery Contractor to deliver orreries at various points of the Royal Observatory Greenwich site, as part of the ROG First Light Project. The Orrery Contractor will be responsible for the development, engineering, fabrication, installation and commissioning of two orreries (mechanical models of the solar system) across the ROG, both kinetic and interactive. The Contractor's responsibilities will include elements of Contractor Design as well as coordination with exhibition designers and other contractors, both off-site and on-site. This will be a two-stage procurement process including a PSQ process from which contractors will be shortlisted. Shortlisted contractors will be invited to Tender. Contractors will be invited to visit site. Full details of the procurement procedure can be found in the procurement documentation. For more (read more...)

Summary: The National Maritime Museum is conducting a public procurement process to secure an Orrery Contractor for the ROG First Light Exhibitions at the Royal Observatory Greenwich. This tender falls under the museum-exhibition services industry category and involves the development, engineering, fabrication, installation, and commissioning of kinetic and interactive mechanical models of the solar system. The procurement process is in the tender stage, following a two-stage competitive flexible procedure. Key deadlines include an expression of interest deadline on 21st August 2026 and the end of the enquiry period on 14th August 2026. This opportunity is open to contractors who wish to engage in on-site and off-site coordination with exhibition designers and other contractors. The location specified for work is in London, with the contract expected to commence on 15th March 2027 and conclude on 17th July 2028.

Royal Borough of Greenwich - Children and Young People's Homecare Services - Provider Engagement Event

Description: As part of the Council's wider review and recommissioning of Community and Homecare services, we are seeking to engage with current and prospective providers to better understand the market, explore innovative approaches to service delivery, and inform the future development of commissioned services for children and young people with care and support needs. This engagement event will provide an opportunity to discuss the unique requirements associated with delivering Homecare services to children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), including those with complex health needs, physical disabilities, learning disabilities, autism, sensory impairments and other additional support needs. The Council recognises that supporting children and young people to remain safe, healthy and independent within their family and community networks requires a specialist and highly skilled workforce, (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process focused on delivering specialist Community and Homecare services for children and young people within London, specifically targeting those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). An engagement event, planned for 11th August 2026 via MS Teams, aims to discuss the future of these services. Though the procurement process has not yet moved to tender or award stages, this step is crucial for shaping future commissioned services to meet complex health and social needs. The main procurement category is services under the industry of health and social work, with a procurement method involving initial market engagement to gather insights and prepare for future tendering opportunities starting from October 2027.

Parking Services IT System

Description: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is undertaking pre-market engagement to better understand current Parking Services solutions, implementation approaches and emerging technologies. The information received will help shape the Council's future procurement strategy, refine the scope of requirements and determine the most appropriate route to market. The Council operates a busy and complex Parking Service, delivering statutory parking enforcement and parking management functions across the borough. The service supports residents, businesses and visitors through the administration of parking permits, enforcement activities, customer correspondence, debt recovery and associated back-office functions. Through this exercise, the Council seeks to gain a comprehensive understanding of the capabilities available within the current Parking Services market.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is currently engaged in the planning stage of a procurement process for an IT system dedicated to Parking Services. This early stage is marked by pre-market engagement to explore existing solutions and emerging technologies in the sector. The procurement is classified under the software package and information systems, as well as parking enforcement services, indicating a focus on the integration of innovative IT solutions and service management. Located in London, specifically The Woolwich Centre, the procurement exercise is part of a broader strategy to enhance parking services throughout the borough. The engagement phase has a scheduled milestone on 24th July 2026, which involves suppliers submitting a Request for Information to help shape the future procurement strategy by providing insights into current market capabilities and technologies.

Preliminary Market Engagement - Waste Management Service Contracts

Description: The Council is looking to identify parties interested in delivering Waste Management Services for the Royal Borough of Greenwich as detailed in the attached PME supporting document.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is currently in the planning stage of procuring Waste Management Services, as outlined in a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) notice. The procurement process is managed by the Council, situated at The Woolwich Centre, London, with the key milestone due by 17th July 2026. This initiative involves services for waste transfer stations and related refuse management within the UKI51 region of London, and the contract is expected to span from 1st October 2027 to 1st October 2037.

BMS (Building Management System) Phase 2

Description: Ravensbourne University London is pleased to invite your organisation to submit a tender for the full works package associated with the Ravensbourne University London - BMS Upgrade Project. The project comprises a phased upgrade of the University's existing Trend Building Management System estate, including the replacement of legacy Trend IQ Series controllers and the migration from the existing Trend 963 supervisor to the IQ Vision platform.

Summary: Ravensbourne Limited, a public undertaking based in London, is overseeing the procurement of a Building Management System (BMS) Phase 2 Upgrade Project for Ravensbourne University London. This project involves upgrading the existing Trend Building Management System, including replacing legacy controllers and migrating to the Trend IQ Vision platform. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, following an open procedure, inviting submissions by 31st July 2026. The industry category falls under services with a specific focus on the installation services of guidance and control systems, and the total estimated contract value is £950,000. Key dates to note include the enquiry period ending on 24th July 2026 and potential contract awards aimed to conclude by 1st September 2026, with the project commencing on 1st October 2026 and expected to complete by 31st May 2028.

ROG First Light Exhibitions OPITU Setworks Principal Contractor

Description: This procurement exercise is to secure a Setworks Principal Contractor to deliver exhibitions setworks for a suite of new Royal Observatory Greenwich exhibitions across the south of the site ('Our Place in the Universe'), part of the ROG First Light Project. The OPITU Setworks Principal Contractor will required to act as the Principal Contractor for the exhibitions fit-out on the north of the site. The OPITU Setworks Principal Contractor will be responsible for the fabrication, installation and commissioning of the majority of the works for the OPITU Exhibitions across the north of the ROG site. Their responsibilities will include the coordination of drawings, production and on-site coordination of all elements of exhibitions setworks within their scope, i.e.: - exhibition setworks - electrical works - exhibition lighting graphics Their (read more...)

Summary: The National Maritime Museum is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process to find a Setworks Principal Contractor for the Royal Observatory Greenwich First Light Exhibitions OPITU project. Located in London, the project falls under the industry category of museum exhibition services and offers an estimated contract value of £1,170,750. The procurement involves a two-stage, competitive flexible procedure, with an expression of interest deadline set for 6 August 2026. Interested parties can submit inquiries by 27 July 2026, and the award period is due to conclude on 1 March 2027. The main procurement category is services, with the procurement method being open, allowing for diverse participation.

ROG First Light Exhibitions OPOE Setworks Principal Contractor

Description: This procurement exercise is to secure a Setworks Principal Contractor to deliver exhibitions setworks for a suite of new Royal Observatory Greenwich exhibitions across the north of the site ('Our Place on Earth'), part of the ROG First Light Project. The OPOE Setworks Principal Contractor will required to act as the Principal Contractor for the exhibitions fit-out on the north of the site. The OPOE Setworks Principal Contractor will be responsible for the fabrication, installation and commissioning of the majority of the works for the OPOE Exhibitions across the north of the ROG site. Their responsibilities will include the coordination of drawings, production and on-site coordination of all elements of exhibitions setworks within their scope, i.e.: - exhibition setworks - electrical works - exhibition lighting graphics Their responsibilities (read more...)

Summary: The National Maritime Museum is undertaking a procurement process titled "ROG First Light Exhibitions OPOE Setworks Principal Contractor" to find a principal contractor for museum-exhibition services at the Royal Observatory Greenwich. This process pertains to the delivery of exhibitions setworks as part of the ROG First Light Project across the northern section of the site in London. Advertised as an active tender, this open, competitive flexible procurement began on 3rd July 2026 and the deadline for expressing interest is 6th August 2026. The project is overseen by the National Maritime Museum, a public authority under central government, and relates to museum-exhibition services, with a gross value worth £2,460,720. Potential contractors have the opportunity to partake in a two-stage process, with shortlisted candidates invited to tender and visit the site for further insights. Key dates include an enquiry deadline on 27th July 2026, and awarded contracts are expected to start by 12th March 2027.

Lifts Supply, Installation, Maintenance, Modernisation and Refurbishment Works

Description: To undertake works boroughwide in relation to lifts supply, installation, maintenance, modernisation and refurbishment works.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is actively managing a procurement process for the supply, installation, maintenance, modernisation, and refurbishment of lifts throughout the borough. The project, titled "Lifts Supply, Installation, Maintenance, Modernisation and Refurbishment Works," is situated in London, classified under the works category, specifically targeting the lift and escalator industry. The procurement stage is currently in the tender phase, with a submission deadline set for 6th August 2026. This open procedure is overseen by a public authority under sub-central government regulations, and the total estimated contract value is £62,500,000 (excluding VAT). The contract, once awarded, is set to commence on 19th January 2027, with possibilities for a renewal period extending up to five additional years, depending on internal governance. The award decision is scheduled to be finalised by 9th November 2026.