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BHR/Transformation of Pathology Services

Description: The Barking Havering and Redbridge University Trust (BHRUT) is looking to establish a strategic partnership to drive transformation of its pathology services. It is exploring procurement solutions for merging in-house and outsourced services to deliver pathology as part of a managed pathology network. The aim of the transformation is to improve operational delivery, efficiency and resilience, supporting the best possible patient care. BHRUT is conducting a Preliminary Market Engagement Exercise (PME) to gauge interest in any future procurement of pathology services and obtain feedback from the market to help shape the service specification, investment case, procurement route and commercial structures. Background: With a dedicated workforce of more than 9,500 staff and volunteers and an income of PS1.007bn, BHRUT is a large district general hospital providing all the major (read more...)

Summary: The Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust is currently in the planning stage of transforming its pathology services, as reflected in the Preliminary Market Engagement exercise. This process, titled "BHR/Transformation of Pathology Services," aims to establish a strategic partnership that will drive improvements in operational delivery, efficiency, and resilience within the trust's pathology services, aligning with its strategic aims. The procurement falls under the services industry category and is set in Romford, United Kingdom. Key dates include a virtual engagement session on 29th May 2026 and the conclusion of the Preliminary Market Engagement on 12th June 2026. The process aims to explore the merging of in-house and outsourced services and is not yet at the call for competition stage, thus focusing on gathering market feedback to inform a future procurement route.

Community Money Education and Early Intervention Advice Model

Description: The Council is seeking to commission a preventative, community-enabled money education and early intervention model to be delivered by the Voluntary, Community, Faith, Social Enterprise (VCFSE) sector. The model will focus on financial education and resilience, money confidence, and early identification of financial risk, supporting residents before problems escalate into unmanageable debt or crisis, and before statutory or specialist debt advice models (e.g. Citizens Advice) are required. The Council recognises that VCFSE organisations are well placed to deliver trusted, accessible and culturally appropriate education within communities and wishes to commission a model that aligns with our neighbourhood networks, is embedded locally, partnership-led, and prevention-focused. The Council is taking account of PPN 005: Reserving below threshold procurement; this tender is reserved for VCSEs and SMEs within the Borough of (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham is actively engaged in a procurement process to commission a "Community Money Education and Early Intervention Advice Model." This initiative, under the industry category of community services, is aimed at delivering preventive financial education and early intervention advice by the Voluntary, Community, Faith, and Social Enterprise (VCFSE) sector. Located in Barking and Dagenham, UKI52 region, the procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with key deadlines including the inquiry period ending on 22nd June 2026, and the tender submission deadline set for 30th June 2026. The procurement is being conducted under an open procedure with specific reservations for VCSEs and SMEs within the borough.

Integrated Community Smokefree Service -Provider Selection Regime (PSR)

Description: The London Borough of Havering intend to develop a Integrated Community Smokefree Service designed to provide comprehensive support for individuals seeking to quit smoking and maintain long-term abstinence. The Integrated Community Smokefree Service will prioritise outreach and tailored cessation support for individuals with severe mental illness (SMI) and those affected by substance misuse, recognising the disproportionate smoking prevalence and barriers to engagement within these groups. Through co-located delivery, assertive outreach, and integrated referral pathways, the service will aim to embed tobacco harm reduction into wider care planning and recovery models. This approach reflects Havering's commitment to inclusive, preventative health services that address complex needs and promote sustainable behaviour change across communities. The procurement is being conducted in accordance with the Competitive Flexible Procedure under the Provider Selection Regime (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Havering is currently in the planning stage for a tender titled "Integrated Community Smokefree Service - Provider Selection Regime (PSR)", aimed at providing comprehensive smoking cessation support. The procurement focuses on health and community health services under the competitive flexible procedure, with a total contract value of £1.44 million, spanning 24 months and potential extensions of up to 24 additional months. Interested parties should note the engagement milestone deadline on 19th June 2026, before the service is set to begin in February 2027. The initiative is located in Romford, and aims to tackle smoking prevalence among vulnerable groups such as those with severe mental illness and substance misuse issues.

Supply of Gas and Electricity and Ancillary Services

Description: Gas & electricity volumes to meet requirements which will vary on an annual basis depending on the asset portfolio. Services to be delivered by a fully managed service.

Summary: The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Council is embarking on a planned procurement process for the "Supply of Gas and Electricity and Ancillary Services," set to commence on 1st October 2028 and conclude on 30th September 2032. This tender falls under the public utilities industry category and is located in Barking, London, within the region of UKI52. The process is currently at the planning stage and is being conducted through a selective procurement method as an award under a framework, targeting services above the financial threshold. The notice for this process was published on 22nd May 2026.

Pathology Network Preliminary Market Engagement

Description: Pathology is an essential clinical service, vital to the delivery of efficient and effective healthcare by preventing, diagnosing, treating and monitoring diseases to keep people as healthy as possible. The Barking Havering and Redbridge University Trust (BHRUT) is conducting a Preliminary Market Engagement exercise for a Pathology Network. The purpose of which is to gauge interest in any future procurement of pathology services and obtain feedback from the market to help shape the service specification, the investment case and timetable and help identify delivery models. With a dedicated workforce of more than 9,500 staff and volunteers and an income of PS1.007bn, BHRUT is a large trust providing all the major specialties from two main hospital sites: King George Hospital (KGH) in Goodmayes and Queen's Hospital (QH) in Romford (read more...)

Summary: The Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust is currently in the planning stage of transforming its pathology services, as reflected in the Preliminary Market Engagement exercise. This process, titled "BHR/Transformation of Pathology Services," aims to establish a strategic partnership that will drive improvements in operational delivery, efficiency, and resilience within the trust's pathology services, aligning with its strategic aims. The procurement falls under the services industry category and is set in Romford, United Kingdom. Key dates include a virtual engagement session on 29th May 2026 and the conclusion of the Preliminary Market Engagement on 12th June 2026. The process aims to explore the merging of in-house and outsourced services and is not yet at the call for competition stage, thus focusing on gathering market feedback to inform a future procurement route.

NLFT - Ambient Voice Technology

Description: NLFT is seeking to procure an Ambient Voice Technology (AVT) solution as part of its digital transformation strategy. The aim is to reduce clinicians' administrative burden and improve the timeliness and quality of clinical documentation across the Trust. At this stage, NLFT is undertaking early market engagement to better understand the current capabilities, maturity, integration and delivery models available within the AVT market. This Request for Information (RFI) is intended to gather insights from suppliers to help shape the Trust's requirements, approach to implementation, and overall procurement strategy. More information and RFI document can be found here . https://atamis-1928.my.salesforce-sites.com/ProSpend__CS_ContractPage?SearchType=Projects&uid=a07Pz00001bHf7YIAS&searchStr=&sortStr=Recently+Published&page=1&filters=&County=

Summary: The North London NHS Foundation Trust is currently in the planning stage for procuring an Ambient Voice Technology (AVT) solution as part of its digital transformation strategy. The primary objective is to alleviate the administrative burden on clinicians and enhance the efficiency and accuracy of clinical documentation across the Trust. Currently, early market engagement is taking place to understand available market offerings. The procurement process is being managed by North East London NHS Foundation Trust, functioning as the procuring entity. The engagement process has a milestone with a due date set for 3rd June 2026, and interested parties can expect a future notice by 12th June 2026. This tender falls under the services category, specifically targeting software-related services and medical information systems, and is set within the London region.

SEND Careers Provision

Description: The Authority is seeking to hear from established providers in the delivery of a programme in secondary schools in Barking and Dagenham with children on grades 1-3 at GCSE to support careers discussions in person and applications to college across year 10 and 11. There is an ongoing focus on the number of NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training) numbers nationally and young people who receive SEND support and who are known to social care are particularly at risk of becoming NEET. This project is designed to keep them engaged in education and ensure that they have plans for post 16 including supporting them to apply for college places at the start of year 11. This approach aligns directly with the ambitions of the London Borough of (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham is initiating a procurement process for the "SEND Careers Provision" programme, targeting secondary education services in Barking and Dagenham, UK. The initiative, planned for the 2027 calendar year, seeks to engage with established providers capable of delivering programmes for students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), who are in GCSE grades 1-3. The current stage of this process is planning, with a market engagement milestone scheduled to conclude by 26th May 2026. Interested providers should demonstrate their capacity to support careers discussions and college application assistance. The project's procurement method is characterised by a light-touch regime, prioritising early intervention benefits for vulnerable youth.

Provision of Arrears Prioritisation and Prevention Software

Description: Market Engagement - Provision of Arrears Prioritisation and Prevention Software The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham (LBBD) will be procuring for a data analytics partner to provide an arrears and prevention software. The service required is a cloud-based income management platform which will be given transactional data extracts from our internal Housing Management System Capita Open. The data will then be used to optimise the Council's rent collection, reduce arrears, and manage tenant debts. The platform will also need to analyse rent transaction data and accurately forecast which tenants are likely to fall into arrears thus allowing housing officers to take proactive actions and intervention early. Key requirements: * Data analysis: analyses data to create a prioritised list of cases, enabling officers to focus on the highest-risk (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Council is in the planning stage of procuring a data analytics partner to develop an arrears prioritisation and prevention software. This procurement involves services in the cloud-based income management sector, aimed at improving the council’s rent collection efficiency and reducing tenant debts across the UKI52 region, primarily in Barking, London. The process is currently in the planning phase, with a milestone set for a market engagement event scheduled for 9th June 2026. Interested businesses must confirm their participation by 1st June 2026. The procurement method involves a market engagement approach to define the requirements for a cloud-based platform that leverages data analysis to anticipate and prevent rent arrears.

Park Safety Enhancement Programme: Improved Signage for Safer Spaces

Description: The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham invites proposals for the design, manufacture, and installation of signage, interpretation panels, and way-marking signage across its urban parks. This is a five-year programme, with the successful designer/manufacturer having the opportunity to deliver a comprehensive signage revamp across the borough's parks. The current plan is to complete signage improvements in 4-5 parks per year. Further information and tender documents are available on our e-tendering portal https://lbbd.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml and central digital platform Suppliers: How to register your organisation and first administrator on Find a Tender in three easy steps (HTML) - GOV.UK. Any questions regarding the tender should be addressed through the portal in the messaging section Closing date for this tender is no later than noon on 10th June 2026

Summary: The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham is currently in the tender stage of procuring the "Park Safety Enhancement Programme: Improved Signage for Safer Spaces." This initiative falls under the industry category of signage within the goods procurement sector. The procurement method being employed is an open procedure, aiming to design, manufacture, and install signage throughout urban parks within the borough. Notable dates include the tender closing on 10th June 2026. The contract is anticipated to commence on 3rd August 2026 and will continue until 31st July 2031. Located in the UKI52 region, this project is rooted in enhancing safety and wayfinding across the borough's parks.

Provision of Deep and Blitz Cleaning

Description: The London Borough of Barking & Dagenham and its ancillary services are tendering for a provision of Deep / Blitz Cleaning from a Contractor that can provide the capacity and skills to carry out this service for the borough's residential properties and vulnerable residents. The provision of this service is to ensure that the Council has the tools required to enable it to fulfil its statutory duties as prescribed in the Care Act 2014. This Specification sets out the nature of the services to be provided. Where quality standards are set out, they are the minimum acceptable level to be achieved on a consistent basis. The Specifications are not exhaustive and are to be taken as indicative of the general standards which are to be achieved throughout the (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham is seeking contractors for the "Provision of Deep and Blitz Cleaning" services, designed to support residential properties and vulnerable residents across the borough. This procurement falls under the services category, focusing on accommodation cleaning and guidance services. The open competition procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with a submission deadline set for 10th June 2026, at noon. The contract, valued at £500,000 excluding VAT, will commence on 1st July 2026 and cover a five-year period, ending on 30th June 2031. Potential bidders can access tender documents through the borough's e-tendering portal, with any inquiries to be submitted by 29th May 2026.