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Colt - Naas ( Gcloud 14)

Description: Network as a service ( Network Connectivity)

Summary: The London Borough of Barnet is procuring a network-as-a-service solution for network connectivity, classified as computer network services (CPV 72700000). The requirement is for services to be delivered in London. The tender title refers to Colt and Naas, but the stated scope is network connectivity; the data does not describe specific sites, technical components or service levels. The buyer is Barnet Council, whose address is in London. This opportunity is aimed at suppliers providing managed network connectivity services, rather than suppliers of general IT equipment or unrelated digital services.

Hendon Library: School Libraries and Resources Service (SLRS) refit 2026/27

Description: The Hendon Library houses the public library at the front of the building, and the Local Studies and Archives and the Schools Library and Resource Service (SLRS) in a staff only area at the back of the building. The SLRS provides a large-scale resource lending service to education establishments in Barnet and beyond. Resources are transported in and out in a range of crates and different sized boxes. Some larger items are delivered as they are. The volume of business exceeds a total of 9000 crates/ boxes/items per year. The service is housed at the back of the library building and is not open to or used by the public. Dispatch of the crates and boxes is from doors at the back of the library. Storage is a (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Barnet is seeking a refit of the Schools Library and Resources Service (SLRS) area at Hendon Library. The service lends books and other resources to schools and education establishments in Barnet and beyond, moving more than 9,000 crates, boxes and other items each year. The work is intended to improve storage and layout in the staff-only area at the rear of the library, where the SLRS shares space with the public library’s staff workspace and local studies and archives. Existing shelving is too high, blocks light and is poorly suited to the space; collections have spread into areas needed for archive storage and office use. The requirement is library fitting and construction work in London.

Housing Asset Management, Compliance Management, and Repairs management System.

Description: This Notice relates to a Preliminary Market Engagement exercise only. This PME notice is for a Housing Asset Management, Compliance Management, and Repairs management System. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Industry-specific-software-package./M5YG3SX378 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/M5YG3SX378

Summary: Barnet Homes Ltd intends to procure a housing asset management, compliance management and repairs management system. The requirement is for industry-specific software and related computer systems to support these housing management functions. The procurement is categorised as goods. The system is intended for delivery in London, where Barnet Homes is based. The planned scope is presented as one combined system rather than separate services or works. Suppliers of software systems for housing asset management, property compliance and repairs management are the most directly relevant.

RAF Museum Replacement 4D Theatre Attraction

Description: The Royal Air Force Museum is undertaking preliminary market engagement in relation to the potential replacement of its existing 4D cinema attractions at its London and Midlands sites. The Museum is seeking information from the market regarding the potential supply, installation and commissioning of modern 4D theatre attractions at both sites, each with approximately 16 seats. The potential requirement includes motion seating technology, immersive audio, modern projection technology, environmental and special effects systems, accessible design, and ongoing maintenance and support. The potential requirement may include removal of existing equipment and installations, strip-out, design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning, together with ongoing maintenance and support arrangements. The Museum is also seeking information on potential commercial and delivery models, including outright purchase, supplier-funded concession arrangements and alternative commercial structures. The (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Air Force Museum is exploring replacement 4D cinema attractions at its London and Midlands sites. The potential requirement is for the supply, installation and commissioning of a modern attraction at each site, with around 16 seats apiece. Systems could include motion seating, immersive audio, modern projection, environmental and special effects, and accessible design. Work may also cover removal of existing equipment, strip-out, design, testing and commissioning. The requirement includes ongoing maintenance and support. The Museum is seeking market information to shape its business case and future plans; the replacement scope and commercial approach remain under consideration. The attractions would be delivered at the Museum’s London and Midlands locations.

RAF Museum Replacement 4D Theatre Attraction

Description: The Royal Air Force Museum is undertaking preliminary market engagement in relation to the potential replacement of its existing 4D cinema attractions at its London and Midlands sites. The Museum is seeking information from the market regarding the potential supply, installation and commissioning of modern 4D theatre attractions at both sites, each with approximately 16 seats. The potential requirement includes motion seating technology, immersive audio, modern projection technology, environmental and special effects systems, accessible design, and ongoing maintenance and support. The potential requirement may include removal of existing equipment and installations, strip-out, design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning, together with ongoing maintenance and support arrangements. The Museum is also seeking information on potential commercial and delivery models, including outright purchase, supplier-funded concession arrangements and alternative commercial structures. The (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Air Force Museum is exploring replacement 4D cinema attractions at its London and Midlands sites. The potential requirement is for the supply, installation and commissioning of a modern attraction at each site, with around 16 seats apiece. Systems could include motion seating, immersive audio, modern projection, environmental and special effects, and accessible design. Work may also cover removal of existing equipment, strip-out, design, testing and commissioning. The requirement includes ongoing maintenance and support. The Museum is seeking market information to shape its business case and future plans; the replacement scope and commercial approach remain under consideration. The attractions would be delivered at the Museum’s London and Midlands locations.

Countryside Management Operations for the London Borough of Barnet

Description: The London Borough of Barnet (LBB, the council) wishes to commission the Countryside Management Operations service. The London Borough of Barnet (the 'Authority') is seeking to appoint a sole service provider (the 'Provider') to deliver Countryside Management Operation services per Lot on its behalf for a three-year period with the option to extend for one year subject to budget constraints and performance. A sole Lot service provider may be the provider to one or more Lots. The works and services for Countryside Management Operations will be divided into six Lot areas as listed below: * Lot 1: Access Maintenance (Bridleways) * Lot 2: Meadow Management * Lot 3: Rural Verges Grass Cutting * Lot 4: Hedge Maintenance including Rural (Flail Cut) * Lot 5: Ditch, Culvert Maintenance, Land (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Barnet is procuring countryside management services across Barnet, London. The work is divided into six lots: bridleway access maintenance; meadow management; rural verge grass cutting; hedge maintenance, including rural flail cutting; ditch and culvert maintenance, land drainage and revetment; and rural path access maintenance. The service covers routine vegetation and access works, drainage and watercourse-related maintenance, and associated countryside operations. Lot 5 includes excavation and lining of ponds, while Lot 3 concerns grass cutting beside rural and main roads to maintain sightlines. Additional bespoke countryside management works may be instructed on an ad hoc basis and priced by quotation. The council intends to appoint a sole provider for each lot, although one provider may be appointed to several lots.

Community Navigation following Suicide-related A&E Attendance in North Central London

Description: The NCL Suicide Prevention Programme is a partnership between the London Boroughs of Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Islington, North London NHS Foundation Trust and West and North London Integrated Care Board. The programme has an overall aim to 'Reduce the suicide rate across the NCL geography through population-based suicide prevention measures as well as programmes targeted to those at highest risk, through improved support to those who have self-harmed and improved support for people bereaved by suicide.' Individuals who present to emergency departments for suicide-related behaviours have a high rate of repeat self-harm and death by suicide. Early engagement and therapeutic intervention soon after emergency department attendance is thought to be beneficial in reducing suicide-related behaviours. London Borough of Barnet, on behalf of NCL Suicide Prevention Programme (read more...)

Summary: London Borough of Barnet, on behalf of the North Central London Suicide Prevention Programme, commissioned community navigation services for people discharged after attending A&E with suicide-related behaviours. The service covers self-harm with or without suicidal intent, attempted suicide and presentations involving suicidal thoughts without harm or injury. Providers work with individuals to identify suitable community services or alternatives, including mental health support and services addressing socioeconomic concerns. The wider purpose is to reduce repeat self-harm and suicide risk through early engagement and therapeutic intervention after emergency department attendance. The requirement was divided across five boroughs: Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Islington. It is classified as other community, social and personal services (CPV 98000000), within the services category.

Community Navigation following Suicide-related A&E Attendance in North Central London

Description: The NCL Suicide Prevention Programme is a partnership between the London Boroughs of Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Islington, North London NHS Foundation Trust and West and North London Integrated Care Board. The programme has an overall aim to 'Reduce the suicide rate across the NCL geography through population-based suicide prevention measures as well as programmes targeted to those at highest risk, through improved support to those who have self-harmed and improved support for people bereaved by suicide.' Individuals who present to emergency departments for suicide-related behaviours have a high rate of repeat self-harm and death by suicide. Early engagement and therapeutic intervention soon after emergency department attendance is thought to be beneficial in reducing suicide-related behaviours. London Borough of Barnet, on behalf of NCL Suicide Prevention Programme (read more...)

Summary: London Borough of Barnet, on behalf of the North Central London Suicide Prevention Programme, commissioned community navigation services for people discharged after attending A&E with suicide-related behaviours. The service covers self-harm with or without suicidal intent, attempted suicide and presentations involving suicidal thoughts without harm or injury. Providers work with individuals to identify suitable community services or alternatives, including mental health support and services addressing socioeconomic concerns. The wider purpose is to reduce repeat self-harm and suicide risk through early engagement and therapeutic intervention after emergency department attendance. The requirement was divided across five boroughs: Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Islington. It is classified as other community, social and personal services (CPV 98000000), within the services category.

Community Navigation following Suicide-related A&E Attendance in North Central London

Description: The NCL Suicide Prevention Programme is a partnership between the London Boroughs of Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Islington, North London NHS Foundation Trust and North Central London Integrated Care Board. The programme has an overall aim to 'Reduce the suicide rate across the NCL geography through population-based suicide prevention measures as well as programmes targeted to those at highest risk, through improved support to those who have self-harmed and improved support for people bereaved by suicide.' Individuals who present to emergency departments for suicide-related behaviours have a high rate of repeat self-harm and death by suicide. Early engagement and therapeutic intervention soon after emergency department attendance is thought to be beneficial in reducing suicide-related behaviours. Therefore, NCL Suicide Prevention Programme are seeking to commission service(s) to provide (read more...)

Summary: London Borough of Barnet, on behalf of the North Central London Suicide Prevention Programme, commissioned community navigation services for people discharged after attending A&E with suicide-related behaviours. The service covers self-harm with or without suicidal intent, attempted suicide and presentations involving suicidal thoughts without harm or injury. Providers work with individuals to identify suitable community services or alternatives, including mental health support and services addressing socioeconomic concerns. The wider purpose is to reduce repeat self-harm and suicide risk through early engagement and therapeutic intervention after emergency department attendance. The requirement was divided across five boroughs: Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Islington. It is classified as other community, social and personal services (CPV 98000000), within the services category.

Longford and Bell Court Major Works

Description: Longford Court and Bell Court are two residential blocks (high rise and medium rise buildings, Longford is16 floors and Bell is 4 floors in some parts and 5 floors in others). Summary of Works to be carried out at Longford Court:*Replacement of roof covering and associated balustrades, upstands and gulleys; *Replacement of all external windows and balcony doors;*Replacement of all bathrooms and associated services and decorations to Barnet Homes specifications;*Replacement of all kitchens and associated services and decorations to Barnet Homes specifications; *Reviewing and replacement of ventilation systems within flats as necessary to ensure appropriate environmental conditions; *Redecoration of all communal spaces, using appropriate fire rated coverings;*Surveying and reporting on the structural condition of the existing balconies; *Structural specification of remedial works to balconies, as informed by the (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the "Longford and Bell Court Major Works," managed by Barnet Homes Ltd, is currently in the tender stage. This procurement, located in London (UKI71), involves significant construction work for multi-dwelling buildings and individual residences, focusing on structural refurbishments and necessary improvements. The competitive flexible procedure under the Procurement Act 2023 is being employed, with stages including document publication, an Invitation to Tender (ITT) expected around August 2026, and subsequent interviews. The total value of the project is grossed at £26.4 million, with a procurement deadline set for 20 July 2026.