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Gangs & Serious Youth Violence Programme

Description: This tender noticed has been published as an admin exercise in order to be able to publish a contract award notice for this procurement.

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is inviting tenders for the "Gangs & Serious Youth Violence Programme," focusing on health and social work services. This procurement aims to address significant social challenges in the region, with services being delivered within the United Kingdom. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, utilizing an open competition method below the financial threshold. Participating businesses must submit their tenders by 21st May 2026. The awarded contract is expected to run from 1st July 2026 to 1st April 2029, with a total estimated gross value of £349,608 GBP.

People Services Enterprise Platform

Description: This RFI seeks information from vendors regarding a HR/L&D and OD Enterprise platform (with CRM, Service Desk, Automated GenAI support, Forms/Workforces, intelligent automation/Agentic AI and single UI for all core connected systems) and the underlying data infrastructure/architecture (data layer to extract and transform/ write back into core People systems (multiple instances) and a cloud based data storage/processing layer) to inform a potential future procurement. Responses will be used to understand market capabilities, implementation approaches, pricing models, interoperability, security/compliance, and support options. This is not a tender and no award will be made based on responses. The responses will inform a Business Case to move forward to a tendering process.

Summary: The Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust is in the planning stage of a potential procurement process for a People Services Enterprise Platform. This initiative, aimed at enhancing HR, Learning & Development, and Organisational Development capabilities, involves the development of an enterprise platform integrating CRM, Service Desk, GenAI support, and other technologies. The procurement specifically targets IT software packages as per the CPV classification 48517000. The platform's delivery is set to take place in London, United Kingdom, with the postal code HA1 3UJ. The market engagement process will conclude by 1 June 2026, following the release of the Request for Information (RFI) aimed at gathering insights from vendors on 25 February 2026. This RFI will inform the Trust's business case for future procurement phases.

Non-Emergency Patient Transport Service at London North West University Healthcare Trust

Description: The London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust ("the Authority") required the provision of Non-Emergency Patient Transport Services.
The Authority intends to award a contract, following a Direct Award - Process C, in accordance with The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 ("PSR 2023").

Summary: The London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust has awarded a contract for Non-Emergency Patient Transport Services. This procurement process was conducted under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, and the contract has been formally awarded as of 27th April 2026. The contract will commence on 1st May 2026 and conclude on 31st April 2027, with a total value of £19,920,000. This service is categorised under ambulance services, and it will be provided in the UK, specifically in Harrow, London. The procurement method utilised was a Direct Award Process C, without prior publication of a call for competition, which is outside the scope of traditional Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

Adobe Licenses for the London Borough of Southwark

Description: Shared Technology Services are seeking quotes on behalf of the London Borough of Southwark for the below Adobe Licenses which are due for renewal 6th July 2026. Adobe Pro Adobe Standard Creative Cloud InDesign Photoshop Illustrator Premiere This opportunity can be found using the link below: https://procontract.due-north.com/Procurer/Advert/View?advertId=a92ebed5-de42-f111-813c-005056b64545&fromAdvertEvent=True

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is inviting competitive quotations for Adobe Licenses on behalf of the London Borough of Southwark. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with the tender period closing on 22nd May 2026. This procurement is categorised under software package and information systems services and aims to renew Adobe licenses by 6th July 2026. The contract spans from 6th July 2026 to 5th July 2027. With a value ranging from £80,000 to £130,000, the procurement method is classified as limited, suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) within the United Kingdom.

People Services Enterprise Platform

Description: This RFI seeks information from vendors regarding a HR/L&D and OD Enterprise platform (with CRM, Service Desk, Automated GenAI support, Forms/Workforces, intelligent automation/Agentic AI and single UI for all core connected systems) and the underlying data infrastructure/architecture (data layer to extract and transform/ write back into core People systems (multiple instances) and a cloud based data storage/processing layer) to inform a potential future procurement. Responses will be used to understand market capabilities, implementation approaches, pricing models, interoperability, security/compliance, and support options. This is not a tender and no award will be made based on responses. The responses will inform a Business Case to move forward to a tendering process.

Summary: The Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust is in the planning stage of a potential procurement process for a People Services Enterprise Platform. This initiative, aimed at enhancing HR, Learning & Development, and Organisational Development capabilities, involves the development of an enterprise platform integrating CRM, Service Desk, GenAI support, and other technologies. The procurement specifically targets IT software packages as per the CPV classification 48517000. The platform's delivery is set to take place in London, United Kingdom, with the postal code HA1 3UJ. The market engagement process will conclude by 1 June 2026, following the release of the Request for Information (RFI) aimed at gathering insights from vendors on 25 February 2026. This RFI will inform the Trust's business case for future procurement phases.

Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Programme.

Description: Brent Council is seeking an appropriately qualified contractor to provide a Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Programme. The Service includes: * A 26-week perpetrator behaviour change programme * Pre-programme and advocacy support for individuals not yet ready to engage in the 26 week programme * Parallel victim safety support, delivered through liaison with Domestic Abuse Safety Advisors (DASAs) and local victim services * A training programme for professionals working with domestic abuse and perpetrators The Service prioritises medium to high-risk perpetrators, aligns with MARAC and safeguarding processes, and adopts a whole-family, trauma-informed and culturally responsive approach reflective of Brent's diverse communities. Delivery must align with Respect standards or accreditation, be underpinned by strong multi-agency partnership working, and include robust performance monitoring focused on engagement, behaviour change, reduced reoffending and improved (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is currently tendering for a Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Programme, which is in the tender stage as of 27 April 2026. This contract aims to provide a comprehensive service including a 26-week behaviour change programme, support through Domestic Abuse Safety Advisors, and training for professionals. The procurement is open, catering to organisations within the 'Other community, social and personal services', 'Education and training services', and 'Health and social work services' categories, and will be delivered region-wide across the UK. Interested parties must submit their bids by 24 May 2026, with the award decision expected by 20 June 2026. The successful contract will run from 1 July 2026 to 1 April 2029, following the open procedure procurement method, adhering to Respect standards and working within MARAC and safeguarding frameworks.

Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Programme.

Description: Brent Council is seeking an appropriately qualified contractor to provide a Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Programme. The Service includes: * A 26-week perpetrator behaviour change programme * Pre-programme and advocacy support for individuals not yet ready to engage in the 26 week programme * Parallel victim safety support, delivered through liaison with Domestic Abuse Safety Advisors (DASAs) and local victim services * A training programme for professionals working with domestic abuse and perpetrators. The Service prioritises medium to high-risk perpetrators, aligns with MARAC and safeguarding processes, and adopts a whole-family, trauma-informed and culturally responsive approach reflective of Brent's diverse communities. Delivery must align with Respect standards or accreditation, be underpinned by strong multi-agency partnership working, and include robust performance monitoring focused on engagement, behaviour change, reduced reoffending and improved (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is currently tendering for a Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Programme, which is in the tender stage as of 27 April 2026. This contract aims to provide a comprehensive service including a 26-week behaviour change programme, support through Domestic Abuse Safety Advisors, and training for professionals. The procurement is open, catering to organisations within the 'Other community, social and personal services', 'Education and training services', and 'Health and social work services' categories, and will be delivered region-wide across the UK. Interested parties must submit their bids by 24 May 2026, with the award decision expected by 20 June 2026. The successful contract will run from 1 July 2026 to 1 April 2029, following the open procedure procurement method, adhering to Respect standards and working within MARAC and safeguarding frameworks.

People Services Enterprise Platform

Description: This RFI seeks information from vendors regarding a HR/L&D and OD Enterprise platform (with CRM, Service Desk, Automated GenAI support, Forms/Workforces, intelligent automation/Agentic AI and single UI for all core connected systems) and the underlying data infrastructure/architecture (data layer to extract and transform/ write back into core People systems (multiple instances) and a cloud based data storage/processing layer) to inform a potential future procurement. Responses will be used to understand market capabilities, implementation approaches, pricing models, interoperability, security/compliance, and support options. This is not a tender and no award will be made based on responses. The responses will inform a Business Case to move forward to a tendering process.

Summary: The Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust is in the planning stage of a potential procurement process for a People Services Enterprise Platform. This initiative, aimed at enhancing HR, Learning & Development, and Organisational Development capabilities, involves the development of an enterprise platform integrating CRM, Service Desk, GenAI support, and other technologies. The procurement specifically targets IT software packages as per the CPV classification 48517000. The platform's delivery is set to take place in London, United Kingdom, with the postal code HA1 3UJ. The market engagement process will conclude by 1 June 2026, following the release of the Request for Information (RFI) aimed at gathering insights from vendors on 25 February 2026. This RFI will inform the Trust's business case for future procurement phases.

People Services Enterprise Platform

Description: This RFI seeks information from vendors regarding a HR/L&D and OD Enterprise platform (with CRM, Service Desk, Automated GenAI support, Forms/Workforces, intelligent automation/Agentic AI and single UI for all core connected systems) and the underlying data infrastructure/architecture (data layer to extract and transform/ write back into core People systems (multiple instances) and a cloud based data storage/processing layer) to inform a potential future procurement. Responses will be used to understand market capabilities, implementation approaches, pricing models, interoperability, security/compliance, and support options. This is not a tender and no award will be made based on responses. The responses will inform a Business Case to move forward to a tendering process.

Summary: The Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust is in the planning stage of a potential procurement process for a People Services Enterprise Platform. This initiative, aimed at enhancing HR, Learning & Development, and Organisational Development capabilities, involves the development of an enterprise platform integrating CRM, Service Desk, GenAI support, and other technologies. The procurement specifically targets IT software packages as per the CPV classification 48517000. The platform's delivery is set to take place in London, United Kingdom, with the postal code HA1 3UJ. The market engagement process will conclude by 1 June 2026, following the release of the Request for Information (RFI) aimed at gathering insights from vendors on 25 February 2026. This RFI will inform the Trust's business case for future procurement phases.

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

Description: The filtering and down-selection exercise on the DPS took place on 07/04/2026. Suppliers who were shortlisted as a result have been invited to Stage 1 Capability Assessment on 07/04/26 and received an invite to sourcing event #2337 on COUPA. Suppliers who pass all questions in the Capability Assessment will then be invited to Stage 2, the Invitation to Tender.

Summary: The Metropolitan Police Service is undertaking a procurement process titled "CCS Cyber Security Services 3 (DPS) Stage 1 Capability Assessment" focused on security software development services. The procurement utilises a selective method, specifically a call-off from a dynamic purchasing system, with recent activity including a filtering and down-selection exercise on 7th April 2026. The location for service delivery is London, United Kingdom, and this procurement reaches the tender stage with a tender period ending on 15th April 2026. Services are expected to commence on 17th December 2026 and continue until 16th December 2030. The market engagement is suited for both small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and voluntary, community, and social enterprises (VCSEs).