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TVFCS Command & Control

Description: Thames Valley Fire Control Service (TVFCS) is initiating a Competitive Flexible Procedure procurement for the replacement of its Command & Control (C&C) system. TVFCS is a tri-service collaboration between Oxfordshire Fire & Rescue Service, Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service, and Royal Berkshire Fire & Rescue Service. Oxfordshire County Council are undertaking this procurement on behalf of the other Fires Services. Since becoming operational in 2015, TVFCS has provided a critical shared emergency control room service, handling 999 calls and mobilising resources across the Thames Valley region, serving a population of approximately 2.5 million residents. The current C&C system (NEC Vision Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) and DS3000 Integrated Communication Control System (ICCS)) is approaching end-of-life, with key infrastructure components due to become unsupported by 2029. The replacement project seeks (read more...)

Summary: Oxfordshire County Council, acting on behalf of the Thames Valley Fire Control Service, has initiated a procurement process for replacing the Command & Control system currently in use. The tender, titled "TVFCS Command & Control," falls under the IT services category and is vital for continuing statutory emergency response services across the Thames Valley region. The process is in the tender stage, utilising a Competitive Flexible Procedure. Key dates include an expression of interest deadline on 25th March 2026, with the contract expected to start on 19th October 2026. This procurement is significant for the tri-service collaboration between Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire & Milton Keynes, and Royal Berkshire Fire Authorities, aiming for innovation and enhanced operational resilience.

Pipeline Notice - Surface Finishing Delivery for the RAF

Description: The Authority requires a Surface Finish (SF) capability to support Air Systems in the Project URD. This capability is essential to ensure the continued airworthiness of these Air Systems, as mandated by the relevant Platform Engineering Authorities. Additionally, the Authority requires an SF capability for Mechanical Transport (MT) and Aircraft Ground Support Equipment (GSE) collectively called ASE to support corrosion control and visual signature management in line with current policies. The SF capability will also be required to deliver miscellaneous station support tasks, such as the production of signage and other station workshop outputs. This capability must be readily accessible to all RAF stations across the UK and to UK Strategic Command (UKStratCom) Permanent Joint Operating Bases (PJOBs) overseas.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is planning a procurement process to establish a Surface Finish (SF) capability for various Air Systems under Project URD, essential for maintaining airworthiness according to Platform Engineering Authorities. Located at RAF High Wycombe in the United Kingdom, the procurement falls under the services category with a special regime for Defence and Security. The process is currently in the planning stage with milestones including a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) scheduled on 27th March, aiming to close on 7th April 2026. Suppliers have until the 14th of April 2026 to express interest and complete a Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ). Interested parties are also invited to attend a designated meeting on 27th March to discuss the requirements and scope.

Dynamic market for the provision of Living in care

Description: This Dynamic market is for the provision of residential Nursing care in Buckinghamshire

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is undertaking a public procurement process for the provision of residential nursing care services. The title of this contract, "Dynamic market for the provision of Living in care," suggests a focus on dynamic purchasing systems within the healthcare industry. This tender falls within the services category and is being facilitated in Aylesbury, UK. The procurement is in the active stage under an open method, and businesses have the opportunity to engage with the council via electronic submissions. The current phase involves a framework agreement with a nearly three-year duration, starting from 11 March 2026. Key details can be found on the Buckinghamshire procurement portal and further documentation is available on the Find a Tender Service.

Pipeline Notice - Surface Finishing Delivery for the RAF

Description: The Authority requires a Surface Finish (SF) capability to support Air Systems in the Project URD. This capability is essential to ensure the continued airworthiness of these Air Systems, as mandated by the relevant Platform Engineering Authorities. Additionally, the Authority requires an SF capability for Mechanical Transport (MT) and Aircraft Ground Support Equipment (GSE) collectively called ASE to support corrosion control and visual signature management in line with current policies. The SF capability will also be required to deliver miscellaneous station support tasks, such as the production of signage and other station workshop outputs. This capability must be readily accessible to all RAF stations across the UK and to UK Strategic Command (UKStratCom) Permanent Joint Operating Bases (PJOBs) overseas.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is planning a procurement process to establish a Surface Finish (SF) capability for various Air Systems under Project URD, essential for maintaining airworthiness according to Platform Engineering Authorities. Located at RAF High Wycombe in the United Kingdom, the procurement falls under the services category with a special regime for Defence and Security. The process is currently in the planning stage with milestones including a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) scheduled on 27th March, aiming to close on 7th April 2026. Suppliers have until the 14th of April 2026 to express interest and complete a Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ). Interested parties are also invited to attend a designated meeting on 27th March to discuss the requirements and scope.

Pipeline Notice - Surface Finishing Delivery for the RAF

Description: The Authority requires a Surface Finish (SF) capability to support Air Systems in the Project URD. This capability is essential to ensure the continued airworthiness of these Air Systems, as mandated by the relevant Platform Engineering Authorities.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is planning a procurement process to establish a Surface Finish (SF) capability for various Air Systems under Project URD, essential for maintaining airworthiness according to Platform Engineering Authorities. Located at RAF High Wycombe in the United Kingdom, the procurement falls under the services category with a special regime for Defence and Security. The process is currently in the planning stage with milestones including a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) scheduled on 27th March, aiming to close on 7th April 2026. Suppliers have until the 14th of April 2026 to express interest and complete a Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ). Interested parties are also invited to attend a designated meeting on 27th March to discuss the requirements and scope.

Samples Courier

Description: Courier services to collect and transport biological specimens and pharmaceuticals. A 24hr service is required.

Summary: The Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust is inviting tenders for a contract titled "Samples Courier," which falls under the industry category of courier services. This procurement seeks service providers that can offer courier services to collect and transport biological specimens and pharmaceuticals across multiple UK regions. The tender process is currently at the tender stage, with a procurement method of an open procedure. Interested parties must submit their bids via the Atamis e-tendering portal, with the tender launching on 4 March 2026. The deadline for tender submissions is on 30 March 2026, with evaluations expected to conclude by 30 April 2026.

Samples Courier

Description: Courier services to collect and transport biological specimens and pharmaceuticals. A 24hr service is required.

Summary: The Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust is inviting tenders for a contract titled "Samples Courier," which falls under the industry category of courier services. This procurement seeks service providers that can offer courier services to collect and transport biological specimens and pharmaceuticals across multiple UK regions. The tender process is currently at the tender stage, with a procurement method of an open procedure. Interested parties must submit their bids via the Atamis e-tendering portal, with the tender launching on 4 March 2026. The deadline for tender submissions is on 30 March 2026, with evaluations expected to conclude by 30 April 2026.

Cleaning Services at Buckinghamshire Council

Description: There is a requirement to tender for the provision of Cleaning Services at Buckinghamshire Council Corporate Offices and cross county sites, to ensure we are keeping our buildings clean and safe to fulfil our health and safety obligations. There are 74 sites in total. The contract will be for an initial term of 3 years, commencing on 1st of August 2026 and ending on 31st July 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 PS 9,252,939. This is only an estimate, and the actual spend maybe higher or lower than this figure. This service is being procured using (read more...)

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is undertaking a procurement process for comprehensive cleaning services across its corporate offices and county sites, totalling 74 locations throughout Aylesbury and the surrounding area (region UKJ13). The procurement is currently in the tender stage, with an invitation for suppliers to participate via a two-stage selective process using a Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ). The deadline for expression of interest is midday on 20th March 2026. The initial contract term is set to begin on 1st August 2026, lasting three years, with potential extensions up to a total of six years. The estimated contract value over six years is £9,252,939, though this figure could vary. This contract is governed by the legal basis outlined in UKPGA 2023/54 and falls under the services procurement category.

All-age Carers Support Service

Description: Our aim: We want Buckinghamshire to be a place where carers are identified early and can quickly access practical, timely support that protects their wellbeing and life chances. We are seeking a provider that can deliver a reliable, high-quality, modern service with a strong commitment to supporting every carer to achieve positive outcomes. Who this service is for: Unpaid carers who live in Buckinghamshire or care for a Buckinghamshire resident, including Young Carers (5-16 years), Young Adult Carers (16-25 years) and Adult Carers (25+ years). What you will do: * Early identification: Actively identify carers across health, education, businesses (i.e. employers) and communities, and increase self-awareness and self-identification of people undertaking a caring role. * Accessible and 'always on' support: Provide a digital first, multi-channel front door that (read more...)

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is currently in the tender stage of procuring the All-age Carers Support Service, aimed at offering practical support to unpaid carers within Buckinghamshire. The service will benefit Young Carers, Young Adult Carers, and Adult Carers, providing early identification, accessible support, and system leadership. The procurement process is using an open procedure and falls under the services category, specifically focusing on guidance services. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 18th March 2026, submission deadline on 9th April 2026, with the contract set to commence on 1st July 2026 and ending on 30th June 2029, potentially extending until 2031. The project, with a gross budget of £4,849,644 GBP, is located in the UKJ13 region, offering a comprehensive digital and in-person support model.

MSE - Minor Oral Surgery (Dental)

Description: Level 2 Minor Oral Surgery contracts are due to expire on the 31st of March 2026. The current contracts commenced in 2019 and were for 5 years with an extension clause of a further 2 years that was enacted. This service was commissioned to enable patients that required dental surgery to be treated in high street practices with the required skills rather than in Secondary care settings to improve patient experience, reduce patient waiting times and to reduce costs and demands on hospital services. Two of the providers, The Essex Dental Clinic and Hutton Village where the provider has an additional Sedation contract to allow Minor Oral Surgery to be carried out under sedation. There are no concerns in regard to performance and quality of the current contract (read more...)

Summary: The Mid and South Essex Integrated Care Board is overseeing a tender process for Minor Oral Surgery (MOS) services, targeting orthodontic-surgery services in Basildon, Essex. With the current contracts nearing expiration in March 2026, the Care Board plans to recommission these services for an additional year, with an optional one-year extension. This initiative aims to continue providing dental surgery in high street practices, ensuring improved patient experiences and reduced hospital burdens. The procurement method is a limited approach, designated under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Direct Award C, and does not fall within the Public Contract Regulations 2015. Interested parties are invited to submit representations by 6th March 2026, ahead of the contracts' commencement on 1st April 2026.