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Description: We would like to replace a timber multiplay unit with a like for like and replace the surfacing as well. Please note the short timeframe for this quote due to a Risk Assessment report.

Summary: Princes Risborough Town Council is procuring works to replace an existing timber multi-play playground unit on a like-for-like basis and renew the associated safety surfacing. The requirement is classified as playground equipment but is primarily a construction and installation project. The work will be delivered in Princes Risborough, England, within the HP27 9JF area. The purpose is to address issues identified in a risk assessment by replacing the playground unit and surfacing. Businesses should therefore consider this opportunity if they supply, install or replace timber multi-play equipment and can also deliver compliant playground surfacing as part of the same works package. The council is the buying organisation for the requirement.

EXTERNAL AUDIT SERVICES

Description: SettleParadigm wishes to appoint an external auditor to undertake the statutory annual financial external audit of the group and its subsidiaries. The intention is to commence with the year ending 31 March 2027 for a period of three years with an option to extend for up to two more years on a plus one basis (i.e. 3 years + 1 year + 1 year). For clarity, the maximum duration of the contract will be to complete the audit for year ending 31 March 2031 if both options to extend are taken. The scope of Services to be delivered under the Contract will be to undertake the external audit of the Group and its subsidiaries in line with current auditing standards and to opine on the statutory financial statements (read more...)

Summary: Paradigm Housing Group is seeking external audit services for itself and its subsidiaries. The appointed auditor will carry out the statutory annual external audit of the group, applying current auditing standards and providing opinions on the statutory financial statements. These statements will be published on the group’s website and submitted to the Regulator of Social Housing, funders and investors. The requirement is classified as accounting and auditing services (CPV 79210000). Delivery is in South East England. This is a public-sector service opportunity for audit firms able to take responsibility for a group audit and the audit of subsidiary entities, with reporting suitable for regulatory, investor and funding stakeholders. The procurement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Request for Information - Buckinghamshire Integrated Sensory Service

Description: Buckinghamshire Council (the Council) is requesting information to inform its future commissioning intentions for Sensory support services for both Adults and Children. The Council is still deciding its approach and the information obtained by this RFI will help to ensure the future service/s meets the Council's strategic aims, fulfils its legal responsibilities and presents a viable opportunity for suppliers.

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council is planning an integrated sensory support service for adults and children in Buckinghamshire. The service is intended to inform the Council’s future commissioning approach and help it meet its strategic aims and legal responsibilities while creating a viable service for suppliers. The procurement is for social services, covering sensory support rather than goods, construction or general consultancy. Delivery is expected across Buckinghamshire, with the Council as the commissioning authority. The service is being considered under the light-touch regime. The Council is still deciding its approach, so suppliers interested in sensory support for adults, children or both should use the market-engagement stage to understand the emerging requirement and inform its design.

Lung Cancer Screening - DAP C

Description: The lung cancer screening service is currently delivered by GP Primary Choice (GPPC). They are commissioned across North East Essex and Suffolk, but sub-contract the Suffolk activity to the Suffolk GP federation. This contract was passed to Essex ICB from Suffolk and North East Essex ICB as part of the ICB reorganisations in April 2026. GPPC have delivered the contract since the start of the Lung Cancer Screening Programme in Suffolk and North East Essex. This contract is only focussed on the lung health check component and is not an end-to-end service. After the lung health checks are completed, GPPC refer appropriate patients to ESNEFT for their low dose CT scan. The model is built on strong relationships across including integration with primary care and acute services. GPPC (read more...)

Summary: NHS Essex Integrated Care Board has commissioned a lung cancer screening service covering North East Essex and Suffolk. The requirement is limited to the lung health check component of the programme, rather than an end-to-end pathway: appropriate patients are referred to East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust for low-dose CT scans. The service involves medical practice and wider health services (CPV 85121000), delivered through community-based estates and links with GP practices, primary care, acute services and the local lung cancer programme. The existing delivery model includes GP Primary Choice Ltd, which subcontracts the Suffolk activity to the Suffolk GP federation. The purpose is to support earlier cancer diagnosis, improve access, reduce health inequalities and integrate patients into the appropriate screening pathway.

FRA Remediation Works

Description: Fire stopping and FRA remediation works

Summary: Paradigm Housing Group intends to procure fire stopping and fire risk assessment (FRA) remediation works for its housing properties. The requirement is a works contract covering fire-prevention installation and associated remediation activity across the United Kingdom. The scope is relevant to principal contractors and specialist building safety firms delivering fire compartmentation, fire stopping, remedial construction and related compliance works. Paradigm Housing Group is the buying organisation, based in Wooburn Green. The procurement is focused on physical remediation rather than consultancy alone, so suppliers should be able to manage and deliver building works, coordinate site activity and provide evidence that completed measures meet the required fire safety outcomes. The requirement is arranged as a single planned package.

Provision of a Learner Management System (LMS) for the RAF Apprenticeships Programme

Description: The provision of a Learner Management System (LMS,) specifically designed to provide an online platform which supports online apprenticeship training and remote management of apprentice progression up to End Point Assessment (EPA) Gateway. The provision will include a Digital Enrolment System, (DES,) Apprenticeships Management Information System, AMIS,) Eportfolio and End Point Assessment Management, (EPAIS,) Information System. This will include secure transfer of data to external stakeholders, including End Point Assessment Organisations, (EPAOs,) to facilitate the secure transfer of apprentice documentation and other necessary electronic evidence for external quality assurance.

Summary: Defence Equipment and Support is seeking a learner management system for the Royal Air Force Apprenticeships Programme. The service is an online platform for apprenticeship training and the remote management of learner progression through to the End Point Assessment Gateway. The scope includes a Digital Enrolment System, Apprenticeships Management Information System, e-portfolio, and End Point Assessment Management Information System. It must support secure transfer of apprentice records, documents and other electronic evidence to external stakeholders, including End Point Assessment Organisations, for external quality assurance. This is a technology and managed service requirement, classified primarily as a database-management system service, with delivery across the United Kingdom. The procurement is being run by a central government defence organisation.

Redevelopment at Newells

Description: Build contract tender for 15 x flats

Summary: Paradigm Housing Group intends to procure construction works for the redevelopment of Newells. The project is a build contract for 15 flats, covering construction work and associated real estate services. The procurement is categorised as works, with activity to be delivered in the United Kingdom. The buyer is Paradigm Housing Group, a housing organisation based in Wooburn Green. The requirement concerns a single residential redevelopment scheme rather than a multi-site programme. Businesses should therefore focus on their experience of delivering new-build or redevelopment housing projects, particularly contractors able to manage the construction of a 15-flat development and the related property-service elements.

Project VENTURE

Description: Project VENTURE will deliver Gilder Support Services.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is planning Project VENTURE, a services contract to deliver Gilder Support Services. The procurement concerns support for gliders and associated aircraft repair, maintenance and related services. The work is within the defence and security sector and is linked to the Ministry of Defence’s activities at RAF High Wycombe, Naphill. The opportunity is organised as one planned lot. Businesses should therefore be involved in glider support, aircraft engineering, aircraft maintenance or closely related defence support services. The requirement is service-based rather than for the purchase of gliders themselves. Its scope is described at a high level at this stage, with detailed technical requirements expected to be developed before any future competition.

Request for Information - Shared Lives Services within Buckinghamshire

Description: Buckinghamshire Council (the Council) is seeking to commission a Shared Lives Service that promotes independence, choice and community inclusion for adults with eligible care and support needs, while supporting the continued growth of the service. The purpose of this Request for Information is to help the Council better understand the current Shared Lives market and inform the forthcoming procurement process. The anticipated contract term is four (4) years, with the option to extend for a further four (4) years.

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council intends to commission a Shared Lives Service for adults with eligible care and support needs in Buckinghamshire. The service will promote independence, choice and inclusion within the community, while supporting the continued growth of Shared Lives provision. This is a health and social work service, covering social work and related support. Delivery is in Buckinghamshire. The council is the public-sector buyer and is seeking information from the supplier market to understand current provision and shape its forthcoming procurement. The planned service is covered by the light-touch regime and is being treated as a single service requirement. It is relevant to organisations providing adult social care, supported living, community-based care or related social work services.

Shared Lives Services within Buckinghamshire

Description: Buckinghamshire Council intends to commission a Shared Lives Service that promotes independence, choice and community inclusion for adults with eligible care and support needs, while supporting the continued growth and development of the service to meet current and future demand across Buckinghamshire.

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council intends to commission a Shared Lives Service for adults with eligible care and support needs in Buckinghamshire. The service will promote independence, choice and inclusion within the community, while supporting the continued growth of Shared Lives provision. This is a health and social work service, covering social work and related support. Delivery is in Buckinghamshire. The council is the public-sector buyer and is seeking information from the supplier market to understand current provision and shape its forthcoming procurement. The planned service is covered by the light-touch regime and is being treated as a single service requirement. It is relevant to organisations providing adult social care, supported living, community-based care or related social work services.