Supply, Installations and Maintenance of CCTV at Oxfordshire HWRC sites

Description: Oxfordshire County Council is seeking qualified suppliers to deliver the supply, installation, and ongoing maintenance of CCTV cameras and supporting infrastructure across its Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC) sites. This project aims to replace outdated systems and enhance CCTV capability to provide higher-quality footage and improve security within HWRC sites

Summary: Oxfordshire County Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process seeking the supply, installation, and maintenance of CCTV systems at its Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC) sites. This planned project, titled "Supply, Installations and Maintenance of CCTV at Oxfordshire HWRC sites," falls under the services category and is part of the open procurement method via a competitive flexible procedure. Located in Oxford, the procurement is valued at approximately £250,000 with a gross amount of £300,000, and the tender period is expected to end on 27th March 2026. The anticipated contract period will begin on 1st July 2026 and run through 30th June 2031. The opportunity supports small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as well as voluntary, community, and social enterprises (VCSEs), indicating an inclusive approach to potential suppliers.

Surrey Primary Cluster 2a Catering Tender

Description: This cluster of Surrey schools are putting their catering contracts out to tender with a contract start date of September 2026 (TBC). There are 13 schools in this cluster and they are a mix of primary/junior/infant schools. You will be bidding for the schools as individual Lots and the schools will be able to select their preferred company from the companies shortlisted to make presentations.

Summary: The St Lawrence CofE (Aided) Junior School in East Molesey has initiated a tender process titled "Surrey Primary Cluster 2a Catering Tender," which involves a cluster of 13 schools in Surrey putting their catering contracts out for renewal. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage with an expression of interest deadline on 6th February 2026. Award decisions are expected to be finalised by 18th May 2026, with contracts commencing from 1st September 2026. This selective procurement, using a competitive flexible procedure, focuses on providing school catering services within the UKJ25 region, which encompasses various locations across Surrey. Prospective bidders are required to follow detailed submission instructions as defined in the provided documentation, with electronic submissions permitted in English.

Repurposing of 400/36kV Substation & 36kV Switchgear

Description: The Authority wishes to commission an organisation to deliver a work package to provide a repurposed and refurbished 400/36kV private network that is sufficient for current and future UKAEA operations and private Fusion facilities after the closure of the JET experiment at the Culham Science Centre.

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority, based in Oxfordshire, is in the planning stage of a tender for the "Repurposing of 400/36kV Substation & 36kV Switchgear" project. This procurement falls under the electrical installation work category and aims to refurbish a private network for future operations at the Culham Science Centre. The preliminary market engagement notice was published on 23rd December 2025, with engagement activities scheduled to conclude by 9th January 2026. Interested parties can expect the main communication for this tender to be announced by 12th January 2026. The contract, valued at £600,000 gross, aims to commence on 20th March 2026 and conclude by 20th August 2027.

Safety Case Peer Review Services

Description: The (UKAEA) Safety Case Engineering Group provide a Safety Case service to existing and future fusion research facilities both at UKAEA and in the wider fusion community. Output from the group provides assurance to UKAEA that all major process hazards (radiological and non-radiological) are identified and managed to meet the requirements of legislation. Safety Cases are developed in line with those for previously owned UKAEA licensed sites. The UKAEA based at Culham, Oxfordshire require safety case engineering support on a call off basis. The contract duration will be for a period of 3 years, with the option of a 1 year extension. Preliminary Market Engagement has been completed, but could not be linked to this UK4 notice: ocds-h6vhtk-05584e

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA), situated at Culham Science Centre in Oxfordshire, is seeking to procure services under the title "Safety Case Peer Review Services." This initiative falls within the industry category of safety consultancy and professional services, particularly relevant to central government public authorities. Bidders are invited to submit their tenders through an open procurement method, which is currently at the tender stage. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 9th January 2026, a tender submission deadline on 21st January 2026, and an award announcement expected by 3rd February 2026. The contract will commence on 16th February 2026 and run for three years, with a possible one-year extension, involving a gross contract value cap of £600,000.

Tritium Safety Diagnostics for the LiBRTI Project

Description: The Lithium Breeding Tritium Innovation (LIBRTI) Programme seeks to create a world leading UK capability for demonstrating the feasibility of powerplant relevant fusion fuel technologies. All requirements mentioned in the document are to ensure safe operations and/or to monitor equipment performance. The requirements include safety critical equipment and hence is required to be compliant to respective standards provided.

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) is currently in the tender stage for a procurement titled "Tritium Safety Diagnostics for the LiBRTI Project." This procurement falls under the industry category of nuclear safety equipment, radiation dosimeters, monitors, and protection services. The procurement is taking place in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom, specifically at the Culham Science Centre. The tender process follows an open procedure, with submissions accepted electronically in English. The enquiry period concludes on 12 January 2026, while the tender submission deadline is 19 January 2026. The project aims to enhance the feasibility of fusion fuel technologies while maintaining safety standards. The contract has a total potential value of £240,000 and is slated to start on 20 February 2026, ending on 31 March 2026.

Website Content Management System Replacement Project, Student App and Staff Intranet Project

Description: From December 2026, our current CMS will no longer receive official support, bug fixes, or security patches from Kentico, necessitating a need to rebuild and upgrade, or rebuild and move to a new CMS. We need to build a simplified website where external audiences connect with the information and opportunities they seek through clear, intuitive and inspiring content. The current highly bespoke website cannot be transferred' to a new CMS in its current state. The website contains a mix of prospect and applicant, existing student, staff, community and research-focused information, sitting within a complex and highly bespoke code-structure that is difficult to maintain, and with no in-house developers to do so. To better support our workforce, all staff-facing content will be relocated from the external website to a (read more...)

Summary: Oxford Brookes University is initiating a procurement process entitled "Website Content Management System Replacement Project, Student App and Staff Intranet Project", classified under the IT services and software development category. This process is currently in the planning stage, with significant engagement activities scheduled to provide interested suppliers with the chance to interact with the university's technical and commercial teams. The pre-market engagement sessions are set for the 23rd and 26th of January 2026 via Google Meets, and interested parties must register by the 16th of January 2026. The project is expected to run from the 1st of May 2026 through the 30th of April 2028, and is primarily located in Oxford, UK. The planned procurement falls under the services category with an estimated value of £400,000.

Delivery Director - RFQ

Description: Oxfordshire County Council is looking to bring in an executive-level Delivery Director to lead the delivery of its strategic change portfolio. This is for an initial six-month term from January 2026, leading up to a government decision on LGR. The expectation is that the individual will work three days a week during this period. Working to the Deputy Chief Executive, the Delivery Director will be responsible for developing and optimising OCC's Strategic Change Portfolio, incorporating delivery of Transformation, LGR and Devolution. They are expected to work closely with OCC officers responsible for strategic direction in each of these areas, taking this direction and translating it into delivery. The Delivery Director will also lead the re-design of the corporate PMO, setting it up for success, as well as developing (read more...)

Summary: Oxfordshire County Council is seeking an executive-level Delivery Director to lead their strategic change portfolio for an initial six-month term starting in January 2026, following a government decision on Local Government Reorganisation (LGR). This tender, published on 22nd December 2025, pertains to the services industry, specifically classified under "General management consultancy services" (CPV code 79411000). The role requires the successful candidate to work three days a week and is expected to contribute significantly to the development and optimisation of the council’s strategic initiatives across areas such as Transformation, LGR, and Devolution. Notably, the Delivery Director will also focus on redesigning the corporate Project Management Office (PMO), fostering a culture of programme delivery. Interested parties should note the procurement method is classified as "Other - " and the tender period ends on 23rd December 2025 at 10:00 AM. The selected individual or firm will commence work from 9th January 2026 to 30th June 2026, with the primary location being in England, United Kingdom. The opportunity supports suitability for SMEs and VCSEs.

T/AK104/25 - Modular Labs & Associated Services

Description: FOR TRANSPARENCY ONLY. Tendered through CCS Restricted Framework

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority has initiated a tender process for the project titled "T/AK104/25 - Modular Labs & Associated Services," which falls under the "Modular and portable buildings" industry category. The tender is at the active stage and is conducted through a selective procurement method using a restricted procedure. It is located in the South West region of the United Kingdom. The tender period ends on 31st January 2026, with the contract period expected to run from 20th February 2026 to 1st July 2026. Businesses interested in participating need to be aware of these key dates and ensure timely submissions.

Sunningwell Parish Council Playground Refurbishment

Description: Sunningwell Parish Council is proposing to replace its playground equipment with the installation of new equipment, foundation and appropriate surfacing for younger children. The play area is intended to be used by children with ages ranging from toddler to 12 years old. Experienced play area installers are invited to tender for the contract. It is anticipated that construction work will be carried out in September 2026 with the playground ready for use in October 2026 at the latest. An earlier construction programme can be agreed with the Council if preferred by the contractor. It is anticipated that construction work will be carried out in September 2026 with the playground ready for use in October 2026 at the latest. An earlier construction programme can be agreed with the Council (read more...)

Summary: Sunningwell Parish Council has initiated a public procurement process for the refurbishment of a children's playground, located in Sunningwell, Abingdon, United Kingdom. The project involves replacing existing playground equipment, constructing new foundations, and installing suitable surfacing for children up to 12 years old. The procurement is at the tender stage with an open competition method, inviting experienced play area installers. Tenders must be submitted by 9th March 2026. The anticipated construction start date is September 2026, with completion by October 2026. Enquiries are open until 26th January 2026. This contract is part of the main procurement category 'works', with a contract value of £110,000 excluding VAT.

Surrey Primary Cluster 2 Catering Tender

Description: This cluster of Surrey schools are putting their catering contracts out to tender with a contract start date of September 2026 (TBC). There are 13 schools in this cluster and they are a mix of primary/junior/infant schools. You will be bidding for the schools as individual Lots and the schools will be able to select their preferred company from the companies shortlisted to make presentations.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by St Lawrence CofE (Aided) Junior School (RM&C) involves the Surrey Primary Cluster 2 Catering Tender, focusing on school catering services. The tender, currently in the 'tender' stage, is open to a cluster of 13 schools located within the UKJ25 region, United Kingdom. Key dates include the deadline for expression of interest and enquiries on 6th February 2026 and the award period ending on 18th May 2026. The selected contracts are expected to start in September 2026 and may extend until August 2031, subject to satisfactory performance. The procurement method adopted is a competitive flexible procedure and all submissions must adhere to the specified process in the tender documents.