Buckinghamshire Children and Young People (including vulnerable young adults 18-24) Drug and Alcohol Treatment & Support Service

Description: Buckinghamshire Council is seeking to contract with a single provider suitably qualified and experienced to deliver the Children and Young People (including vulnerable young adults 18-24) Drug and Alcohol Treatment and Support Service for Buckinghamshire residents. The overall aim of the service is to provide a flexible, high-quality community-based specialist drug and alcohol treatment and support service for children and young people under 18, and vulnerable young adults 18-24, who are experiencing, or at risk of experiencing the harmful effects of substance use: * As a result of their own use of a range of illicit substances and/or alcohol, and/or * As a result of another's problem use of substances (including parental, sibling and other family/household member). Tier 2 - Targeted Support -Prevent and Deter 1. Early Intervention (read more...)

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council has awarded a contract to Change Grow Live for the provision of drug and alcohol treatment and support services aimed at children and young people, including vulnerable young adults aged 18-24, in the Buckinghamshire region. The procurement stage is complete, with the contract having been officially awarded on 17th December 2025, and the services scheduled to commence on 1st December 2025. The contract will run until 30th November 2029, with an option to extend for a further 42 months. This significant contract falls under the services category with a specific focus on rehabilitation services. The procurement was conducted as an open procedure under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, with an anticipated value of approximately £3,573,500 over the full term, including potential extensions.

Integrated Community Musculoskeletal and Pain Service

Description: This is a Corrigendum relating to the Contract Notice reference 2025/S 000-058719, that communicates NHS Mid and South Essex Integrated Care Board 's award of a public contract for provision of an Integrated Community Musculoskeletal and Pain Service (the Service), in accordance with the steps laid out in regulation 11 of the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. This Corrigendum amends the Intention to Award Notice to an Award Notice. Please see II.2.4) Description of the procurement for further details.

Summary: The NHS Mid and South Essex Integrated Care Board has awarded a contract for the provision of an Integrated Community Musculoskeletal and Pain Service to Cora Health MSK Limited. The procurement process, initiated under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, involved a competitive tender focused on delivering community health services in mid and south Essex. The awarded contract follows a series of updates and clarifications, resulting in an updated aggregate contract value of £165.21 million, with a financial envelope of £90.75 million for the initial five-year term starting from 1st February 2026. This contract also includes an option to extend for an additional three years, potentially taking the service provision to 2034.

Request for Information - Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Services

Description: Buckinghamshire Council (the Council) is requesting information about commissioning a new Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Service. Suppliers are invited to participate in this exercise by completing the attached questionnaire. This will help the Council to gain an understanding of market capacity and capability across Safe Accommodation, Outreach, IDVA/ISVA, Counselling and specialist services. It is seeking to engage with suppliers who have experience in this market to help it refine the requirements of any potential future procurement exercise and would like to hear their views.

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for commissioning a Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Service. This exercise is taking place in Aylesbury, United Kingdom, and falls under the health and social work services industry category. The council is engaging in preliminary market engagement to gather information from potential suppliers, with a key milestone scheduled for 16th January 2026. The process is aimed at aligning and formalising the current services into a contract management framework, with the tender being planned to begin its contract period on 1st April 2027 and extend until 31st March 2030, with further renewal options available.

Public Toilet Cleaning

Description: The public toilets are facilities seen by the Council as providing an essential public service to residents of the county and its visitors. The Services entails cleaning of 25 public conveniences, the waiting room at the Park & Ride (including window cleaning, located within High Wycombe, Aylesbury, Amersham and the surrounding areas) and the cleaning of 3 sets of stairs and lift at Amersham Multi-Storey Car Park. The contract will be for an initial term of 3 years, commencing on 1st of April 2026 and ending on 31st March 2029. The contract may be extended by one further 2-year period, and then another further 1-year period, making a potential total contract length of 6 years. The total contract spend for the full 6 years is estimated at PS2,275,636. (read more...)

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is inviting tenders for the cleaning of public toilets, a project that falls under the services industry category, specifically building-cleaning services. This procurement process is at the tender update stage, with documents available via the Council's procurement portal. Interested parties need to submit their tenders by midday on Friday, 23rd January 2026. The contract, due to commence on 1st April 2026, will initially run for three years, with potential extensions making it six years in total. Activities will take place in locations such as High Wycombe, Aylesbury, and Amersham, within the region UKJ13.

Public Toilet Cleaning

Description: The public toilets are facilities seen by the Council as providing an essential public service to residents of the county and its visitors. The Services entails cleaning of 25 public conveniences, the waiting room at the Park & Ride (including window cleaning, located within High Wycombe, Aylesbury, Amersham and the surrounding areas) and the cleaning of 3 sets of stairs and lift at Amersham Multi-Storey Car Park. The contract will be for an initial term of 3 years, commencing on 1st of April 2026 and ending on 31st March 2029. The contract may be extended by one further 2-year period, and then another further 1-year period, making a potential total contract length of 6 years. The total contract spend for the full 6 years is estimated at PS2,275,636. (read more...)

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is inviting tenders for the cleaning of public toilets, a project that falls under the services industry category, specifically building-cleaning services. This procurement process is at the tender update stage, with documents available via the Council's procurement portal. Interested parties need to submit their tenders by midday on Friday, 23rd January 2026. The contract, due to commence on 1st April 2026, will initially run for three years, with potential extensions making it six years in total. Activities will take place in locations such as High Wycombe, Aylesbury, and Amersham, within the region UKJ13.

Procurement of Project Portfolio Management (PPM) System

Description: Buckinghamshire Council is looking to procure and implement a Project Portfolio Management (PPM) software system for managing the Corporate Project Management Office (PMO), the Capital PMO, and Service Improvement-led projects. The overarching aim of the project is to: * Further improve the capabilities and capacity to deliver a streamlined and professional service with consistency in reporting and readily accessible, high-quality records. * To create efficiencies in processes within Service Improvement, Corporate PMO and Capital PMO, and other areas if required. * To improve project management related reporting capabilities across these teams. * To improve corporate visibility across all current Income and Expenditure / PMO (and other areas if required) projects. * To enable automated resource management capabilities and better-inform decision-making on resource allocations.

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is currently in the planning stage for the procurement of a Project Portfolio Management (PPM) System. This process is designed to manage the Corporate Project Management Office (PMO), the Capital PMO, and Service Improvement-led projects. Located in Aylesbury, the council invites suppliers to participate in a market engagement exercise that includes reviewing the scope and submitting responses to an accompanying questionnaire by 22 December 2025. The procurement falls under the industry category of software packages and information systems, specifically targeting project management software. Future notices are anticipated by 29 January 2026, with the planned contract period spanning from 1 June 2026 to 31 May 2030.

Procurement of Project Portfolio Management (PPM) System

Description: Buckinghamshire Council is looking to procure and implement a Project Portfolio Management (PPM) software system for managing the Corporate Project Management Office (PMO), the Capital PMO, and Service Improvement-led projects. The overarching aim of the project is to: * Further improve the capabilities and capacity to deliver a streamlined and professional service with consistency in reporting and readily accessible, high-quality records. * To create efficiencies in processes within Service Improvement, Corporate PMO and Capital PMO, and other areas if required. * To improve project management related reporting capabilities across these teams. * To improve corporate visibility across all current Income and Expenditure / PMO (and other areas if required) projects. * To enable automated resource management capabilities and better-inform decision-making on resource allocations.

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is currently in the planning stage for the procurement of a Project Portfolio Management (PPM) System. This process is designed to manage the Corporate Project Management Office (PMO), the Capital PMO, and Service Improvement-led projects. Located in Aylesbury, the council invites suppliers to participate in a market engagement exercise that includes reviewing the scope and submitting responses to an accompanying questionnaire by 22 December 2025. The procurement falls under the industry category of software packages and information systems, specifically targeting project management software. Future notices are anticipated by 29 January 2026, with the planned contract period spanning from 1 June 2026 to 31 May 2030.

Provision of 16 Air Traffic Control Visual Simulators at Royal Air Force (RAF) Locations

Description: The requirement is for the provision of an Air Traffic Control (ATC) synthetic training environment tool, with ongoing maintenance and software update assistance throughout Contract lifetime. The equipment is to be installed on-site by the Contractor into an office-like environment. The information in this Notice is purely for information, and no further details are available at this stage. Please do not contact the contracting authority regarding this notice. Further details will be provided in a future tender notice if the opportunity progresses.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is seeking bids for the provision of 16 Air Traffic Control Visual Simulators to be installed at Royal Air Force locations across the United Kingdom. This procurement falls under the goods category, specifically within air-traffic control simulation, and is being conducted through an open procedure. Interested suppliers must submit their tenders by 14th January 2026, with the enquiry period closing on 5th January 2026. The contract is set to commence on 2nd February 2026, running until 31st January 2031. This tender is currently at the 'Tender' stage, indicating active participation in the selection process.

Internal Audit Services

Description: This bidding opportunity is for providing Red Kite with a comprehensive range of independent internal audit services. A more detailed description of the requirement is provided within the main bidding pack.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Red Kite Community Housing seeks to acquire "Internal Audit Services" under an open procedure. The buying organisation, a sub-central government public authority based in High Wycombe, UK, is looking for a comprehensive range of independent internal audit services. The procurement is currently at the tender stage with key deadlines, including the tender submission deadline on 9th January 2026 and the award period concluding on 28th January 2026. The total estimated contract value is £450,000. The main industry category is auditing services, and the procurement method is open, aiming to attract a wide range of service providers.

Provision of Floral Displays in Aylesbury Town

Description: The provision of seasonal Floral Displays (2026-2028) Aylesbury Town Council is inviting tenders for the provision of floral display services for the Town. The contract covers a 3-year term (commencing on the 1st June 2026), with particular focus on high quality and an impactful visual design. The Council requires a supplier to deliver on the following: * The design and supply of seasonal schemes (Summer and Winter) for a range of locations/planter types. Including hanging baskets, troughs and roundabouts. * The installation and timely delivery across the Town for the floral displays. * The full maintenance of the floral displays, including watering, feeding and deadheading. * Sustainability, with commitments to peat-free compost and pollinator friendly planting. This procedure is conducted under the Procurement Act 2023 using the Competitive (read more...)

Summary: Aylesbury Town Council is seeking tenders for the provision of floral display services, with the procurement titled "Provision of Floral Displays in Aylesbury Town." This contract covers the design, supply, installation, and maintenance of seasonal floral schemes across various locations in Aylesbury from 2026 to 2028, focusing on sustainability with peat-free compost and pollinator-friendly planting. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, and submissions are due by 5th January 2026. The procurement is conducted under the Procurement Act 2023, utilizing the Competitive Flexible Procedure, comprising several stages, including quality assessment, pricing, and social value evaluation. The contract is valued at £312,105 (excluding VAT) and aims to ensure high-quality visual impact across the town.