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Cleaning Services

Description: The current hybrid cleaning services arrangement is due to end in September 2026, and an opportunity to deliver services with a new cleaning service partner via a compliant procurement process to ensure continuity of service with reduced costs via innovation. We will test the market, and put in place a modern, value for money contract. The new contract will support safe, hygienic, and well maintained buildings and reflect an updated new cleaning partner delivery model. As part of this procurement, the scope will also include supply of cleaning consumables. Bringing cleaning services and consumables into one tender will strengthen commercial control, improve compliance, and enable better value for money. Re procurement is necessary given inflationary pressures and the need to maintain services within available budgets. This work aligns (read more...)

Summary: Reading Borough Council is planning a procurement process for a new contract titled "Cleaning Services" under the industry category of cleaning services. This procurement, happening within the Reading locality (postal code RG1 2LU) in the United Kingdom, follows an open procedure and is currently in the planning stage. The existing cleaning services contract is set to expire in September 2026. The Council aims to establish a new compliant procurement process by October 2026, ensuring continuity of service and reduced costs through innovation. A planned procurement notice was published on 9th April 2026, with further notices anticipated by 13th April 2026.

Design and manufacture of an Innovative Anaerobic Wastewater Treatment system

Description: Thames Water is undertaking early market engagement to inform a potential future procurement for the design, construction, commissioning, and operation of a new Anaerobic Wastewater Treatment system. The purpose of this notice is to gauge market interest, understand current capability, and gather insight from suppliers with relevant expertise in delivering sustainable bioenergy, waste-processing, and resource recovery solutions. The proposed Anaerobic Wastewater Treatment plant will support Thames Water in achieving its environmental, waste management, and decarbonisation objectives by converting crude sewage into renewable energy and potential nutrient products. As we develop our commercial strategy and technical specification for Anaerobic Wastewater Treatment systems, we are seeking feedback from experienced operators, technology providers, engineering consultants, and integrators with expertise of anaerobic wastewater treatment and wider bioresource sector. This engagement is not (read more...)

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited, based in Reading, UK, is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Design and manufacture of an Innovative Anaerobic Wastewater Treatment system." This initiative falls within the 'works' category and targets the private utility sector, specifically focusing on sewage digesters and wastewater treatment plant construction work. The planned project is intended to be located in regions UKI and UKJ in the United Kingdom. According to the timeline, the engagement with potential suppliers is scheduled to conclude by 28 April 2026. The procurement process is part of Thames Water's aim to support its environmental and waste management goals, which includes converting sewage into renewable energy. The procurement method involves a preliminary market engagement to inform future decisions.

Fire Alarm Installation and Associated Works

Description: Thames Water intends to award Framework Agreements to up to four suppliers to design, supply, install and undertake major works to fire alarms across the TW region on mainly operational sites. Work will be awarded via both direct award and competition depending on the value. All suppliers need to be able to undertake work across the TW region. The current TW alarm estate consists of a combination of Advance, Protec, Gent and Kentec. The overall strategy is to standardise to Advance panels across the TW region. Thames Water reserves the right to refine the award criteria. Please note that that deadline for asking for access to the PSQ & submitting of the PSQ is 5th May 2026, at 10 am GMT.

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited is inviting tenders for the design, supply, installation, and major works of fire alarms across its operational sites in regions UKI and UKJ within the United Kingdom. This procurement process, tagged with industry classifications for fire alarm systems and installation, is in the 'tender' stage under a selective procurement method. The deadline for expressions of interest is set for 5th May 2026, with the enquiry period ending on 28th April 2026. The framework agreement aims to engage up to four suppliers, with work awarded through both direct awards and competition, depending on project value. The project has an estimated gross value of £30 million, and the initial contract term will run from 31st October 2026, with options for extension up to eight years.

FW Services- Partnership Customer Support- Multi Site 0628

Description: Tender to provide vulnerable customer support programme (2026-2028) SSEN would like to invite proposals from trusted parties who are experts in their field to create a programme which delivers lasting outcomes through joined-up services that benefit customers who are in fuel poverty. As SSEN approach the remaining 2 years of the ED2 price control our commitment remains that we deliver services, invest in networks and support customers and communities. Our ED2 business plan includes; - Promotion of Priority Services across both our licence areas - Provide support and advice to customers in Fuel Poverty to help them to lower the amount they are spending on energy using Energy Efficiency measures. - Support customers to access Low Carbon Technologies via grants and support them through this process by collaborating (read more...)

Summary: Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution PLC is leading a procurement process for the "FW Services- Partnership Customer Support- Multi Site 0628" project, focusing on vulnerable customer support in areas experiencing fuel poverty. This tender is a selective procurement process using a competitive flexible procedure and is positioned in the services category. The project covers regions in both North Scotland, including the Highlands and Islands, and South Central England, with a gross value of £900,000. Key dates include the expression of interest deadline on 7th April 2026 and the enquiry period ending on 2nd April 2026. The project, part of the ED2 business plan, aims to promote Priority Services, energy efficiency, and access to Low Carbon Technologies, set to take place during 2026-2028.

Charitable funds Investment advice

Description: The Royal Berkshire Charity maintains significance funds and is looking to invest these for the benefit of the charity. The charity is seeking a provider who will be able to provide advice on suitable investment opportunities for it's funds. Potential bidders will be required to have a proven track record of Charitable funds investment advice and a documented policy of ethical investments appropriate to the charitable and healthcare sectors. Bidders will be expected to be able demonstrate this as part of the selection process.

Summary: The Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust is inviting bids for a contract focused on charitable funds investment advice, a process currently in the planning stage with an open procedure procurement method. The trust seeks a provider to identify suitable investment options for its significant charity funds. The procurement process is categorised under banking and investment services, with submissions to be made electronically via the Atamis Portal. Located in Reading, within the United Kingdom, the respective period for tender submissions concludes on 8th June 2026, followed by the award period ending on 17th July 2026. The contract is scheduled to run from 1st August 2026 to 31st July 2030. Interested parties are advised to note the planned communication regarding future notices on 7th May 2026.

NESO Coach Services Tender

Description: NESO is seeking a single provider of a fully managed coach service, including electrical vehicles, drivers, maintenance, cleaning, and garaging, to operate employee shuttle buses between train station(s) and office(s). The initial term would be 3 years (+1+1 possible extension).

Summary: The National Energy System Operator Limited (NESO) is actively engaging in the tender process for the NESO Coach Services Tender, with a focus on providing a fully managed coach service utilising electric vehicles for employee commutes between train stations and offices. The procurement, categorised under road transport services, spans several regions in the United Kingdom, including UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKI, UKJ, and UKK. With an open competitive flexible procedure, businesses can participate by submitting their bid responses via SAP Ariba by the deadline of 1st May 2026. The contract is estimated at a gross value of £2,460,000, with the initial term of three years potentially extending to five years, starting from October 2026, emphasizing NESO's commitment to sustainability and net-zero objectives by 2030.

CA17395 - Maiden Erlegh Trust Student Science Block Refurbishment Works

Description: Maiden Erlegh Trust is looking for supplier to fulfil their Science Block Refurbishment Works across different schools. Requirement is for up to 3 years To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA17395. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA17395 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Summary: Maiden Erlegh Trust is actively seeking a supplier to manage the refurbishment of their Student Science Block across several schools, under contract 'CA17395'. The procurement process falls under the 'works' category, specifically focusing on building completion and construction. The project is accessible through an open procedure, inviting bids until the tender period ends on 21st April 2026. The refurbishment project is set to commence on 20th July 2026 and will span until the end of August 2029. This opportunity is primarily linked to Maiden Erlegh School, located in Berks, England, with services extending across the United Kingdom and beyond.

Shinfield Road Puffin Crossing

Description: Wokingham Borough Council are inviting tenders for the construction a puffin crossing on Shinfield Road, Reading, excluding the above ground traffic signal equipment and cabling.

Summary: Wokingham Borough Council, acting as the buying organisation, has initiated an open tender process for the construction of a Puffin crossing on Shinfield Road, Reading. This procurement falls within the construction work for highways industry category, excluding above ground traffic signal equipment and cabling, and is valued at £84,000 GBP. The procurement process is in the tender stage with submissions due by 24th April 2026. Interested parties can submit their proposals electronically via the specified method. Key contacts at Wokingham Borough Council, such as Mr Christopher Deakins, can be reached for further details.

Local Authority Educational Management Platform

Description: Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) is undertaking a pre-market engagement regarding Educational Management Platform Solutions. This exercise is intended to provide capable suppliers early visibility and gather feedback and understand of the types of solutions available, their capabilities, innovation, implementation process and timescales, this will assist and inform, solutions and market capabilities, shaping the potential scope, requirements, specification, and commercial models and approaches. A Market Engagement Questionnaire is provided to Suppliers who express an interest and who are willing to provide responses to help guide this exercise and potential solution elements. The solution is expected to deliver a complete Local Authority Educational Management Platform Solution, aligned with WBC's ambitions around educational management, compliance, regulations, social value, innovation, Net Zero, technology integration, and local supply chain development. The outline scope (read more...)

Summary: Wokingham Borough Council is in the planning stage for a tender focusing on the "Local Authority Educational Management Platform," within the software package and information systems industry category. The procurement aims to develop a comprehensive educational management platform solution, aligning with council goals on compliance, regulations, social value, innovation, Net Zero, technology integration, and local supply chain development. Located in Wokingham, United Kingdom, the council is currently in the pre-market engagement phase, inviting feedback from potential suppliers to shape requirements and specifications. Interested parties must register by 16 April 2026 to participate in the engagement process, aiming for the contract period to commence in April 2027 and conclude by March 2032.

Greenham Control Tower - New Roofs

Description: The Contracting Authority invites tenders from suitably qualified contractors for the inspection, repair, and partial refurbishment of existing flat roof areas on Greenham Control Tower. The guttering needs replacing. There is also redundant utility pipework around the building that needs removing. Works include removal of defective coverings, substrate repairs, installation of upgraded insulation and waterproofing systems, improvement of falls and drainage, and all associated detailing to deliver a compliant and watertight roof system to current UK standards.

Summary: The Greenham Parish Council is seeking tenders for the inspection, repair, and partial refurbishment of the Greenham Control Tower's flat roofs. This procurement falls under the construction and civil engineering category, specifically focusing on roof works in Thatcham, Berkshire. The tender, which is currently at the invitation stage, is open for submissions until 30th April 2026, with an enquiry period ending on 10th April 2026. The process is classified as a below-threshold open competition, and it emphasises compliance with current UK roof standards.