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London Borough of Havering Mortuary Storage Services

Description: The London Borough of Havering are seeking to procure Mortuary Storage Services. The service is a statutory requirement under the Public Health Act 1936 on the Council to provide a mortuary service. The provision is for the storage of deceased persons and their organs (if removed). The facilities and services required under the Contract consist of: * The storage of deceased persons; * Transportation to the mortuary when required * The provision and administration of appropriate body viewing room * Invasive post-mortems * The provision of post-mortem room for Her Majesty's Coroner. The Contract will run from 1st September 2027(the Commencement Date) for a period of three (3) years with an option to extend for a further period of two (2) years.

Summary: The London Borough of Havering is in the planning stage of a procurement process for Mortuary Storage Services, a statutory requirement under the Public Health Act 1936. This process is classified under the industry categories of Health Services and Funeral Services. The procurement location includes the UK and specifically the UKI52 region, which encompasses Romford. Key dates include a pre-market engagement form due by 25 June 2026, with future notices expected by 15 October 2026. The contract is set to commence on 1 September 2027 and will last for three years, with the possibility of a two-year extension. The total gross value of this contract is £1,164,000. The procurement strategy is classified as 'light touch' and is above the procurement threshold, signalling a substantial opportunity.

London Borough of Havering Mortuary Storage Services

Description: The London Borough of Havering are seeking to procure Mortuary Storage Services. The service is a statutory requirement under the Public Health Act 1936 on the Council to provide a mortuary service. The provision is for the storage of deceased persons and their organs (if removed). The facilities and services required under the Contract consist of: * The storage of deceased persons; * Transportation to the mortuary when required * The provision and administration of appropriate body viewing room * Invasive post-mortems * The provision of post-mortem room for Her Majesty's Coroner. The Contract will run from 1st September 2027(the Commencement Date) for a period of three (3) years with an option to extend for a further period of two (2) years.

Summary: The London Borough of Havering is in the planning stage of a procurement process for Mortuary Storage Services, a statutory requirement under the Public Health Act 1936. This process is classified under the industry categories of Health Services and Funeral Services. The procurement location includes the UK and specifically the UKI52 region, which encompasses Romford. Key dates include a pre-market engagement form due by 25 June 2026, with future notices expected by 15 October 2026. The contract is set to commence on 1 September 2027 and will last for three years, with the possibility of a two-year extension. The total gross value of this contract is £1,164,000. The procurement strategy is classified as 'light touch' and is above the procurement threshold, signalling a substantial opportunity.

All Age Behaviour Change Perpetrator Service

Description: The London Borough of Barking & Dagenham (LBBD) is advertising to seek tenders from suitably experienced, trauma informed and qualified organisation(s) for the provision of an All Age Behaviour Change Perpetrator Support Service. The contract is expected to run for a period of three (3) years and six (6) months commencing 1st October 2026 until 31st March 2030 with the option to extend the contract for a further two (2) years, at the sole discretion of the council, subject to funding and performance. LBBD requires a Service which is responsive to needs, and provides the following: * We are seeking tenders from experienced providers who have delivered programmes historically to those who perpetrate abuse in a domestic setting, and who are able to assess risk, safely deliver in (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham is inviting tenders for the provision of an All Age Behaviour Change Perpetrator Service, aimed at addressing domestic abuse. This procurement falls under the community action and health services industry categories and is conducted through an open procedure. The tender is currently active, with the deadline for tender submissions set for 12 Noon on 8th July 2026. The contract is scheduled to commence on 1st October 2026 and will run until 31st March 2030, with a possible extension of up to two years. The procurement process addresses service needs particular to Barking, UK, focusing on quality and social value as key evaluation criteria.

NELFT - Outsourced Clinical Transcription RFI

Description: NELFT provides a range of specialist community paediatric services requiring high-volume clinical transcription support. The primary service requirement relates to transcription of clinical correspondence and reports generated within community paediatrics. In addition, there is a requirement within the Trust's Research & Development (R&D) function for transcription of more complex audio recordings, which may include multi-disciplinary discussions and multi-speaker recordings. The Trust is seeking to better understand how suppliers can support: * High-quality transcription at scale * Efficient turnaround times * Secure handling of sensitive patient data * Future innovation and service transformation The RFI is available to view on Atamis here > https://atamis-1928.my.salesforce-sites.com/ProSpend__CS_ContractPage?SearchType=Projects&uid=a07Pz00001e2i3dIAA&searchStr=&sortStr=Recently+Published&page=1&filters=&County=

Summary: North East London NHS Foundation Trust is conducting a procurement process to engage the market in providing outsourced clinical transcription services, with an emphasis on innovative solutions including AI and speech recognition. The Trust is at the planning stage, issuing a Request for Information (RFI) to gather insights. Located in Essex, the Trust serves as a public authority within the central government and is seeking to better understand the market's capabilities. The RFI is scheduled for engagement, closing on 17th June 2026, with future communications planned for 15th July 2026. The procurement falls under the services category and focuses on software supply and typing-related services, particularly for community paediatric services and the Trust's R&D function.

NELFT - Outsourced Clinical Transcription RFI

Description: NELFT provides a range of specialist community paediatric services requiring high-volume clinical transcription support. The primary service requirement relates to transcription of clinical correspondence and reports generated within community paediatrics. In addition, there is a requirement within the Trust's Research & Development (R&D) function for transcription of more complex audio recordings, which may include multi-disciplinary discussions and multi-speaker recordings. The Trust is seeking to better understand how suppliers can support: * High-quality transcription at scale * Efficient turnaround times * Secure handling of sensitive patient data * Future innovation and service transformation

Summary: North East London NHS Foundation Trust is conducting a procurement process to engage the market in providing outsourced clinical transcription services, with an emphasis on innovative solutions including AI and speech recognition. The Trust is at the planning stage, issuing a Request for Information (RFI) to gather insights. Located in Essex, the Trust serves as a public authority within the central government and is seeking to better understand the market's capabilities. The RFI is scheduled for engagement, closing on 17th June 2026, with future communications planned for 15th July 2026. The procurement falls under the services category and focuses on software supply and typing-related services, particularly for community paediatric services and the Trust's R&D function.

PROVISION OF OUT OF HOURS GP SERVICE AND GP INPUT CORE HOURS

Description: Out of Hours GP service and GP input core hours

Summary: The North East London NHS Foundation Trust has awarded a contract titled "PROVISION OF OUT OF HOURS GP SERVICE AND GP INPUT CORE HOURS" under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) regulations applicable to Health Care Services. This procurement, classified under the industry category of General-practitioner services (CPV: 85121100), is located in the UK regions including Essex. The contract, with a value of £6,320,774, will commence on 1st April 2026, initially spanning one year, with potential for two additional one-year extensions. As of 28th May 2026, the procurement process has reached the tender update stage following an earlier award and contract phase in May, following a limited procurement method facilitated through direct award process C, bypassing traditional competitive tender processes under specific healthcare guidance.

Tree Maintenance Contract

Description: Provision of tree maintenance services including pruning, removal, stump and root works, planting and emergency call-out to ensure the Council's tree stock is managed safely and to a high standard

Summary: The London Borough of Havering, a public authority operating under the sub-central government, is planning a procurement process for a "Tree Maintenance Contract," aimed at ensuring their tree stock is safely managed and maintained to a high standard. This process is currently in the planning stage, with the tender noted as a pipeline notice on the "Find a Tender" platform. The contract is valued at £3,500,000 GBP (gross £4,200,000 GBP) and falls under the services category, specifically focusing on tree maintenance activities such as pruning, removal, and emergency call-outs. The contract is slated to begin on 13th November 2028 and end on 12th November 2033, with potential renewals extending to 2035. Located in the UK region of Romford, this opportunity is set to catch interest from potential bidders, with future notices expected to be communicated by 28th June 2027.

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.