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Consultants Detailed Design Brief for Western Road, Hounslow

Description: Consultants Detailed Design Brief for Western Road, Hounslow, Pedestrian and Cycle Improvement Scheme

Summary: The London Borough of Hounslow has completed the procurement process for the "Consultants Detailed Design Brief for Western Road, Hounslow, Pedestrian and Cycle Improvement Scheme," classified under engineering services. The contract, valued at £52,000, is part of a selective procurement method, specifically a call-off from a framework agreement. The contract period is confirmed to start on 9th February 2026 and end on 31st October 2026. The procurement covers multiple regions in the United Kingdom, spanning from London to the South West. The contract was awarded on 4th February 2026, with the award notice published on the same day to Metis Consultants Limited, a small to medium enterprise (SME), highlighting the process's focus on engaging smaller firms.

Archives Revealed Evaluation 2026-2029

Description: The purpose of this procurement process is to select a supplier to evaluate the Archives Revealed funding programme between 2026 and 2029.

Summary: The National Archives, a central government public authority located in Richmond, UK, has initiated an open procurement process for the "Archives Revealed Evaluation 2026-2029." This tender seeks to select a supplier to evaluate the Archives Revealed funding programme over a three-year period. The procurement falls under the industry category of evaluation consultancy services, with specific delivery regions identified as UKI and UKJ in the United Kingdom. The tender stage is currently active, with a closing date for submissions set for 9th March 2026. Interested parties are advised that all communications regarding this tender should be sent via email to the provided contact point, and electronic submissions are not allowed.

Venue Booking System

Description: Hounslow Council wants to implement an online bookings and payments system for commercial, corporate and community events across its venues. This market engagement seeks to understand potential suppliers, what they offer and outline costs. This will be used to inform the next steps in procuring a new system. Venues in scope initially are: Hounslow House Boston Manor House Hogarth's House Chiswick Town Hall Feltham Assembly Hall Isleworth Public Hall Heston Village Hall However, there are several other venues which, over time, the Council will likely want to be brought into the system. Interested parties should submit expressions of interest to procurement@hounslow.gov.uk contact by 10th February 2026 . Please use email subject 'Booking System Market Engagement'. Expressions of interest should include: If the requirements below can be fully met (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Hounslow is in the planning stage of procuring a "Venue Booking System" for its various venues, including Hounslow House, Boston Manor House, and others. The main procurement category is services, specifically targeting software packages and event services. The engagement with potential suppliers aims to gather insights on available offerings, pricing, and setup timelines. Interested parties should submit expressions of interest via email by 10th February 2026. The procurement process, currently in the planning phase as of 27th January 2026, seeks to identify the most suitable supplier to meet the Council's requirements for an integrated booking and payment solution. The project is located in Hounslow, London, region UKI75.

Venue Booking System

Description: Hounslow Council wants to implement an online bookings and payments system for commercial, corporate and community events across its venues. This market engagement seeks to understand potential suppliers, what they offer and outline costs. This will be used to inform the next steps in procuring a new system. Venues in scope initially are: Hounslow House Boston Manor House Hogarth's House Chiswick Town Hall Feltham Assembly Hall Isleworth Public Hall Heston Village Hall However, there are several other venues which, over time, the Council will likely want to be brought into the system. Interested parties should submit expressions of interest to procurement@hounslow.gov.uk contact by 10th February 2026 . Please use email subject 'Booking System Market Engagement'. Expressions of interest should include: If the requirements below can be fully met (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Hounslow is in the planning stage of procuring a "Venue Booking System" for its various venues, including Hounslow House, Boston Manor House, and others. The main procurement category is services, specifically targeting software packages and event services. The engagement with potential suppliers aims to gather insights on available offerings, pricing, and setup timelines. Interested parties should submit expressions of interest via email by 10th February 2026. The procurement process, currently in the planning phase as of 27th January 2026, seeks to identify the most suitable supplier to meet the Council's requirements for an integrated booking and payment solution. The project is located in Hounslow, London, region UKI75.

Tender for the Provision of Children Short Breaks

Description: A short break was described as "additional services required to support disabled children and their families; in other words, short breaks are services over and above the universal services expected and available to all families". A short break can be for just a few hours to overnight care or longer, e.g. a holiday, and could be within a variety of settings, including the child's home. Short breaks are designed to engage disabled children and young people in either one to one or group activities, which will be enjoyable, reduce social isolation and contribute to personal and social development and are usually undertaken away from their primary carer. A short break can be a range of activities; including sports, music sessions, going to the cinema, youth club, after school (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Hounslow is currently in the tender stage for the procurement titled "Tender for the Provision of Children Short Breaks," focusing on health, social work services, and recreational activities. This opportunity is open under an open procurement procedure, with a budget of £200,000. Interested parties must submit their bids by 9th February 2026. The procurement aims to engage licensed providers to deliver a variety of short break services for disabled children and young people in Hounslow, London. Key dates include the end of the enquiry period on 30th January 2026 and the award decision expected by 23rd March 2026.

Josephson Arbitrary Waveform Synthesiser 2V (JAWS) primary voltage standard

Description: NPL is procuring a Josephson Arbitrary Waveform Synthesiser (JAWS) primary voltage standard. This is a series array of Josephson junctions in which single pulses of bias current each generate a small but precisely defined quantised voltage across the array. Accurate voltage waveforms are constructed by fast repetition of the pulses with accurately timed intervals between them. In the JAWS system, the output voltage is always precisely defined. This is in contrast to the Programmable Josephson Voltage Standard (PJVS) in which there are time intervals when the voltage output is not precisely known and is not suitable. NPL intends to award the contract for a 2V JAWS reference system to the manufacturer the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technology. NPL requires the following specifications: Range (read more...)

Summary: NPL Management Limited, based at the National Physical Laboratory in Teddington, has initiated a tender process for procuring a Josephson Arbitrary Waveform Synthesiser (JAWS) primary voltage standard. This procurement is categorised under the industry sectors of electrical machinery and laboratory equipment, with the contract being a public undertaking. The process is currently in the planning stage, with significant dates including the engagement deadline on 19 January 2026. The selected supplier will deliver services within the specified contract period starting from 1 February 2026 through to 1 July 2026. The procurement is anticipated to be executed as a direct award notice to the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technology by the culmination of the engagement phase.

Parking, Environmental Enforcement (& CCTV) Services

Description: London Borough of Hounslow is undertaking a strategic review of its Enforcement services which operate in the public realm - including Parking, Environmental and Licensing Enforcement, Waste Services, CCTV Monitoring, and elements of Trading Standards and Regulatory Service. This work forms part of the Council's broader strategic objectives to modernise public service delivery, improve customer outcomes, support environmental goals, and achieve best value. The Council seeks to engage with the market to assess the range of delivery options and potential to work in partnership with third-party suppliers to deliver innovative, future-proof, effective services that deliver best value for residents.

Summary: The London Borough of Hounslow is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Parking, Environmental Enforcement (& CCTV) Services." This initiative, set in Hounslow, London, falls within the services category, specifically focusing on environmental and parking enforcement services, with the associated CPV codes 90700000 and 98351110. The procurement process is anticipated to advance from market engagement in 2025 to a formal tender in 2026, with an aim to award contracts by Summer 2026. The contract is projected to start in October 2026 and run until September 2030. Key milestones include the submission of the market engagement questionnaire by 8th August 2025, as the council seeks feedback from providers to shape future service delivery.

Asbestos Surveys and Sampling Services

Description: Asbestos Surveys and Sampling Services to Wandsworth Housing Stock (Lots 1 and 2) and Facilities Management Properties in Richmond and Wandsworth (Lot 3). Please refer to tender documentation for further information.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by the London Borough of Wandsworth, in collaboration with the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, is currently at the tender stage. This tender, titled "Asbestos Surveys and Sampling Services," focuses on the industry category of technical testing, analysis, and consultancy services and is valued at £1,512,000. It covers services to Wandsworth Housing Stock and Facilities Management Properties in Richmond and Wandsworth. The procurement follows a selective method using a competitive flexible procedure, and the expression of interest deadline is set for 26th January 2026. The contract period is from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2031, with potential renewal for another two years.

HRP - Reveller TOL Main Works - Main Contractor Tender

Description: Tender for Main Contractor for the refurbishment of the Reveller building and Moat Arches at the Tower of London to become an education block. Works comprise of repurposing of rooms, MEP overhaul, structural alterations, as well as some external works. To view this notice, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=1000697378

Summary: The Historic Royal Palaces has issued a tender for the refurbishment of the Reveller building and Moat Arches at the Tower of London, aiming to transform these into an education block. The project falls under the 'Building construction work' industry category and is located in the United Kingdom, specifically in East Molesey, KT8 9AU. Currently, the tender process is active, with key deadlines approaching; the final submission date for tenders is 30 March 2026. Important stages include site visits in March 2026, and the evaluation period culminating in July 2026 before the commencement of the contract on 20 July 2026. The procurement method is open, utilising a competitive flexible procedure with an estimated contract value up to £6,000,000 GBP.

Supply, Deployment, and Translation of Hydrophones for Underwater Acoustic Facility

Description: NPL is seeking a solution for the deployment and translation of a set of hydrophones into an underwater acoustic facility. The facility is an underwater acoustic calibration tank consisting of a large wooden vessel (5.5m in diameter and 5m deep) filled with potable water. The calibration activities will be performed with either 2 or 3 hydrophones deployed at the mid-depth point of the vessel. The hydrophones are mounted at the end of carbon fibre poles of minimum size to avoid acoustic reflections. The size and design of the poles is flexible and may be adjusted to the solution (this will be the responsibility of NPL). The poles may be permanently attached to the solution as long as the hydrophones can be removed and mounted onto the ends. The (read more...)

Summary: NPL Management Limited, located in Teddington, UK, is managing the procurement process for a project titled "Supply, Deployment, and Translation of Hydrophones for Underwater Acoustic Facility" under the public undertaking category. The current stage is Planning, with a focus on preliminary market engagement before formal tendering. Interested parties are invited to respond to this engagement to help shape the procurement strategy. The procurement process will proceed under the Flexible Procedure, with an estimated budget of £200,000. The market engagement period will conclude by 14 January 2026, with subsequent tender documentation and submission details to follow. The contract for this project is due to commence on 1 April 2026 and conclude on 31 March 2027.