CCS Cyber Security Services 3 (DPS) Stage 1 Capability Assessment

Description: The MPS are looking to call-off the Crown Commercial Services Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) Framework - 'Cyber Security Services 3' as part of a Cyber Security Uplift Project. The tender will consist of two stages - Stage 1 Capability Assessment and Stage 2 Invitation to Tender. Suppliers who are successful at Stage 2 will be short-listed and invited to Stage 2. The Capability Assessment will be published to suppliers on this DPS around January 2026 and will be invited to participate via the Met's eTendering platform 'COUPA'. DPS suppliers will receive an invitation via email to join Sourcing Event #2337 once published on COUPA.

Summary: This forthcoming procurement process involves the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) seeking to enhance its cyber security capabilities through the Crown Commercial Services Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) Framework named "Cyber Security Services 3". The process is currently in the planning stage, with a planned Capability Assessment stage set for January 2026. The focus is on security software development services within the London region, classified under CPV code 72212730. The procurement method is selective, employing a call-off from a dynamic purchasing system. The budget is set at £1,000,000 for the 2025/2026 period, and the communication for potential suppliers is set to commence with a future notice publication on 5th January 2026.

Diversion from offending & early intervention programme

Description: Brent Council requires the provision of a Diversion from Offending and Early Intervention Programme. The programme will have multiple functions for the duration of this contract and will provide support in the following ways: Provide a street based outreach service to enable earlier identification and intervention of those on the cusp of offending or not yet known to statutory services and at risk of increased offending; Gaining access to the main London prisons such as HMP Wormwood Scrubs, Wandsworth and Feltham Young Offenders Institute to be able to provide support to cohort offenders prior to release; Meet the targeted cohort at the prison gate (London only) when released and escort to release appointments; Provide flexible working hours to meet the needs of the service users to be able (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is seeking to implement a Diversion from Offending and Early Intervention Programme through a public procurement process. The tender focuses on the provision of services to the community, specifically targeting health and social work services within the United Kingdom, particularly in London. As part of the ongoing tender stage of the process, the final submission deadline is set for 5th January 2026, with enquiries closing on 19th December 2025. The programme is intended to support individuals at risk of offending through street-based outreach, prison-based support, and assistance at the point of release, with a focus on flexible, user-oriented service delivery. This contract commences on 1st April 2026 and concludes on 31st March 2029, with a total contract value estimated at £509,592 through an open competition method, falling below the threshold for more restrictive competitions.

Day Opportunities Framework for the Provision of Community Based Activities for Adults

Description: A Day Opportunity is defined as a service or community activity provided for the purpose of delivering outcomes specified in an individual's support plan. Light Touch Open Framework for the provision of community-based activities for people over 18 and who are eligible for Adult Social Care support. This includes people with a Learning Disability and/or Autism, Mental Health needs, Physical Disabilities and Older People including those with dementia. In addition to meeting people's assessed social care needs, the focus of the activities is to facilitate the development of natural support networks and community participation within accessible community spaces. The Council is conducting this procurement using a Competitive Flexible procedure to set up a Light Touch Open Framework in accordance with the requirements of the Act for the purpose (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is currently facilitating a procurement process for the "Day Opportunities Framework for the Provision of Community Based Activities for Adults" using a Competitive Flexible procedure. This procurement, designed under a Light Touch Open Framework, seeks to provide community-based activities for people over 18 in need of Adult Social Care support, including individuals with learning disabilities, autism, mental health requirements, and older adults with dementia. The procurement process, which is presently in the tender stage, outlines key deadlines: with enquiries closing on 12th December 2025, submissions to be completed by 19th December 2025, and the award period concluding on 27th April 2026. The services, valued at up to £26,147,597 gross, will be delivered across the UK, specifically within Brent and potentially in several neighbouring boroughs.

0-19 Health Visiting and School Nursing Service market engagement

Description: London Borough of Brent is seeking to engage with and obtain the views of providers of Health Visiting and School nursing services. This is a pre-procurement exercise to help develop thinking on the way in which such services might be provided in London borough of Brent in the future. The questionnaire has been developed as a first stage of engagement with current and potential future providers. The information provided will help the commissioners make decisions about the best approaches to take in commissioning Health Visiting and School Nursing service for Brent Council. A market engagement event has also been scheduled on 11/12/2025 between 2pm - 4pm. The event will be delivered online via Microsoft Teams. Please express an interest no later than 10/12/2025 in order to receive the (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is conducting a market engagement process for the "0-19 Health Visiting and School Nursing Service." This initiative falls under the Health Care Services category, with the procurement stage currently in the planning phase, having been initiated as a tender. The aim is to gather insights from existing and potential service providers to shape the future delivery of health visiting and school nursing services in the borough. A critical part of this engagement is an online event scheduled for 11th December 2025, signifying the Authority's commitment to collaborative service planning. Interested parties are encouraged to express interest by 10th December 2025 to participate in this event conducted via Microsoft Teams. Future communications, including a notice regarding the competitive tender process, are anticipated around 27th January 2026.

Diversion from offending & early intervention programme

Description: Brent Council requires the provision of a Diversion from Offending and Early Intervention Programme. The programme will have multiple functions for the duration of this contract and will provide support in the following ways: Provide a street based outreach service to enable earlier identification and intervention of those on the cusp of offending or not yet known to statutory services and at risk of increased offending; Gaining access to the main London prisons such as HMP Wormwood Scrubs, Wandsworth and Feltham Young Offenders Institute to be able to provide support to cohort offenders prior to release; Meet the targeted cohort at the prison gate (London only) when released and escort to release appointments; Provide flexible working hours to meet the needs of the service users to be able (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is seeking to implement a Diversion from Offending and Early Intervention Programme through a public procurement process. The tender focuses on the provision of services to the community, specifically targeting health and social work services within the United Kingdom, particularly in London. As part of the ongoing tender stage of the process, the final submission deadline is set for 5th January 2026, with enquiries closing on 19th December 2025. The programme is intended to support individuals at risk of offending through street-based outreach, prison-based support, and assistance at the point of release, with a focus on flexible, user-oriented service delivery. This contract commences on 1st April 2026 and concludes on 31st March 2029, with a total contract value estimated at £509,592 through an open competition method, falling below the threshold for more restrictive competitions.

Green Corridors - DN794369 COMREG 2526-084

Description: The Council is inviting tenderers to bid in this competition for the award of the Church End & Roundwood Green Corridors, appointing a multi-disciplinary team to undertake the design and engagement work for phase 2 to completion of RIBA Stage 4 Detailed Design completion by end of October 2026, alongside quality assurance support throughout the delivery and completion of the works through RIBA stages 5 and 6, completion by end of March 2027.

Summary: The London Borough of Brent has initiated a procurement process titled "Green Corridors - DN794369 COMREG 2526-084," aimed at appointing a multi-disciplinary team for landscaping architectural services. The procurement is currently in the tender stage, with key dates including the tender end date on 14th November 2025 and the contract period starting on 19th December 2025 through to 31st March 2027. This project falls under the services industry category and is situated within the United Kingdom. The procurement process is conducted through an open competition, noted to be below the threshold.

Preliminary Market Engagement - Management of Vale Farm Leisure Centre

Description: Purpose of the Notice This is a Preliminary Market Engagement and not a call for competition. Description of the Requirement The Authority is planning to undertake a procurement for the "Management of Vale Farm Leisure Centre" The Scope of the service includes the management of Vale Farm Leisure Centre and Active Communities work. The Services Specification will be based on the Sport England template, made bespoke to this project. Requirement The objective of the procurement will be to secure the most advantageous tender considering the Authority's strategic outcomes whilst maximising the payment to the Authority. In undertaking this procurement, the Authority wishes to achieve the following outcomes Secure a partner who can: * embed prevention, inclusion and health equity in day-to-day delivery; * work in partnership with the (read more...)

Summary: London Borough of Brent is initiating a procurement process for the "Management of Vale Farm Leisure Centre" under the planning stage, with the intention of commencing on the 1st of March, 2026. The procurement focuses on recreational, cultural, and sporting services and takes place in the Wembley area, United Kingdom, within the region coded as UKI72. A preliminary market engagement notice was published on 17th September 2025, with the engagement deadline set for the 26th of September 2025. The council seeks to use Sports England's bespoke service specifications for this project, aimed at embedding prevention, inclusion, and health equity as part of the management services. The total value of the contract is expected to be around £15.6 million gross, with a priority for small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as voluntary, community, and social enterprises to participate in the tender process.

Active Travel Network Plan - Feasibility

Description: Active Travel Network Plan - Feasibility Studies

Summary: The London Borough of Brent has initiated a procurement process titled "Active Travel Network Plan - Feasibility," under the industry category of services. This procurement, originally published on 16th September 2025, was actively in the tender stage, set to close on 10th October 2025. Located in the UK region of Wembley, this opportunity sought feasibility study services focused on enhancing active travel networks. The procurement was conducted through an open competition below the threshold, ensuring a transparent process inviting numerous participants. However, it's important to note that this tender was cancelled on 9th October 2025, due to the council's decision to review and reissue the procurement following feedback on the tender documentation.

Non Emergency Patient Transport

Description: Non- Emergency Patient Transport

Summary: The current tender process, initiated by Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust alongside The Hillingdon Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust, encompasses non-emergency patient transport services. Categorised under 'ambulance services', this procurement falls within the services industry. The tender, titled "Non Emergency Patient Transport", is valued at GBP 129 million and covers several lots: Core NEPT, Renal, and Secure transport services. Active since the 29th of August 2025, the tender is part of the Provider Selection Regime and will not adhere to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. Interested suppliers should note the procurement stage is 'tender', utilising an open procedure. Submissions should be made electronically through the Atamis e-Tendering Portal, with the deadline for the tender period concluding on the 17th of October 2025.

Single Delivery Partner South Kilburn Regeneration Programme

Description: The London Borough of Brent (the Council) is seeking to procure a single delivery partner to establish a contractual partnership to support delivery of the remaining phases of the South Kilburn Regeneration Programme. The Council intends to appoint a single delivery partner to deliver a programme of regeneration across multiple sites over an initial term of 10 years with the potential for extensions up to a total term of 20 years. The estimated development capacity is at least 1,600 new mixed-tenure homes, to be delivered alongside associated social infrastructure, community amenities, commercial / retail space and high-quality public realm. Further particulars in respect of the Opportunity are set out in the Memorandum of Information and Commercial Structure Summary (both issued via the Council's Portal). Between April and June (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is currently seeking a single delivery partner for the South Kilburn Regeneration Programme, an extensive multi-site development project. This active tender, titled "Single Delivery Partner South Kilburn Regeneration Programme," is situated within the construction and real estate services categories and is valued at an estimated £1 billion. The procurement method chosen is an open, competitive flexible procedure. The procurement stage is at the 'tender' phase, with initial tenders due by the 5th of September 2025, and final tenders for shortlisted bidders by the 27th of March 2026. The contract aims to span an initial ten-year term, with potential extensions of up to twenty years, facilitating the creation of at least 1,600 new mixed-tenure homes alongside community and commercial infrastructure, all to be located in Brent, London.