Portfolio, Programme and Project Management (P3M) System to support Asset Lifecycle and Capital Delivery

Description: Thames Water is initiating this procurement process to select the most capable and suitably qualified supplier to deliver a Portfolio, Programme, and Project Management (P3M) solution. The selected solution will form a core component of our future strategic investment framework, providing a fully integrated, end-to-end platform that will fundamentally enhance how we plan, manage, and execute asset investment programmes across the water sector. The envisioned P3M solution will leverage advanced technologies to support strategic alignment, optimise resource utilisation, and improve delivery performance. It is expected to enable consistent achievement of project outcomes, -delivered on time and within budget, -while contributing to Thames Water's broader objectives, including sustainability and carbon neutrality. Furthermore, the solution must integrate effectively with existing internal systems and external delivery partners, utilising data across the (read more...)

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited is currently in the tendering stage for a Portfolio, Programme, and Project Management (P3M) system to enhance asset lifecycle and capital delivery management. This procurement process is classified under the industry category of "Software package and information systems" and is being managed under a selective procedure using a competitive flexible approach. Interested suppliers must submit their pre-qualification questionnaires (PSQ) by 22 December 2025, at 10 am, with the process expected to move to the next stage in January 2026. The procurement focuses on selecting an advanced P3M solution aligned with Thames Water's goals, including sustainability and enhanced project outcomes. The locations for the delivery of this contract include areas within the United Kingdom: regions UKI and UKJ.

Civil Parking Enforcement and PCN Software Procurement

Description: Oxfordshire County Council & Reading Brough Council are looking to procure a new Civil Enforcement and Parking Charging Notices (PCN) commencing its operational services in September 2026, following a period of mobilisation. The contract will be for a initial 5 year period with the option to extend for a up to a maximum of 3 years: Lot 1a Oxfordshire County Council - Compliance Management Lot 1b - Reading Borough Council - Compliance Management Lot 1c - Combined bid for both Oxfordshire County Council & Reading Borough Council - Compliance Management Lot 2a - Oxfordshire County Council PCN and Permit Software Lot 2b - Reading Borough Council PCN and Permit Software Lot 2c - Combined bid for both Oxfordshire County Council & Reading - PCN and Permit Software Lot (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process is initiated by Oxfordshire County Council together with Reading Borough Council for the procurement of civil parking enforcement and PCN software. Announced on 27th November 2025, this planned procurement falls under the services category with additional goods involved. The project will be conducted in the South East England regions (UKJ11 and UKJ14), with the commencement of operational services planned for September 2026. The procurement process follows an open method through a competitive flexible procedure, beginning with an invitation for participation in stages, including final tender submissions expected by February 2026. The submission deadline for initial tenders is set for 8th January 2026. Projects are divided into separate lots, including both compliance management and PCN permit software provision across both councils, offering contracts up to 2034 based on initial and extension terms.

Portfolio, Programme and Project Management (P3M) System to support Asset Lifecycle and Capital Delivery

Description: Thames Water is initiating this procurement process to select the most capable and suitably qualified supplier to deliver a Portfolio, Programme, and Project Management (P3M) solution. The selected solution will form a core component of our future strategic investment framework, providing a fully integrated, end-to-end platform that will fundamentally enhance how we plan, manage, and execute asset investment programmes across the water sector. The envisioned P3M solution will leverage advanced technologies to support strategic alignment, optimise resource utilisation, and improve delivery performance. It is expected to enable consistent achievement of project outcomes, -delivered on time and within budget, -while contributing to Thames Water's broader objectives, including sustainability and carbon neutrality. Furthermore, the solution must integrate effectively with existing internal systems and external delivery partners, utilising data across the (read more...)

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited is currently in the tendering stage for a Portfolio, Programme, and Project Management (P3M) system to enhance asset lifecycle and capital delivery management. This procurement process is classified under the industry category of "Software package and information systems" and is being managed under a selective procedure using a competitive flexible approach. Interested suppliers must submit their pre-qualification questionnaires (PSQ) by 22 December 2025, at 10 am, with the process expected to move to the next stage in January 2026. The procurement focuses on selecting an advanced P3M solution aligned with Thames Water's goals, including sustainability and enhanced project outcomes. The locations for the delivery of this contract include areas within the United Kingdom: regions UKI and UKJ.

Lifecycle and Welfare

Description: Thames Water wishes to award a number of framework agreements to suppliers capable of project design, building renovations, remedial works and/or the provision and maintenance of welfare cabins. Due to the varying age of buildings and structures within the Thames Water estate (over 400 sites across the TW supply area), there is need to carry out renovation and remedial works in order to ensure they remain safe and fit for purpose. The Framework Agreements will cover the following works: Consultancy (Project Design), Internal & External Works to operational and corporate buildings (London area), Internal & External Works to operational and corporate buildings (Thames Valley and Home Counties), Roofing, Asbestos Consulting, Asbestos Treatment and Welfare Cabins. Thames Water reserve the right to issue multiple awards for each lot in (read more...)

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited is in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Lifecycle and Welfare" aimed at awarding framework agreements for project design, building renovations, and the provision and maintenance of welfare cabins across their extensive estate. The project spans over 400 sites within the London area, Thames Valley, and the Home Counties. This procurement activity is within the services category and follows a competitive flexible procedure, expected to commence with the issuance of the notice in early December 2025 and responses due by mid-January 2026. The agreement outlines consultancy services, internal and external building works, asbestos consulting and removal, as well as utility installations stretching from April 2026 to potentially 2034.

Local Plan Consultation Software

Description: The Planning Policy team at West Berkshire Council is in the process of reviewing its consultation software to assist in managing the production of its next Local Plan.

Summary: West Berkshire Council is in the planning stage for the procurement of "Local Plan Consultation Software," aimed at enhancing the Planning Policy team's capabilities in managing the production of its next Local Plan. This procurement focuses on services in the IT industry, specifically consulting, software development, and support, and involves reviewing consultation software. The procurement process is currently in the market engagement phase, with a scheduled milestone requiring a survey to understand market needs by 17th December 2025. The contract is intended to commence on 1st September 2026 and end on 31st August 2030, with the possibility of extension until 31st August 2032. The contracting authority, West Berkshire Council, is located in Newbury, UK, and represents a sub-central government public authority.

Sludge Inspection

Description: This tender is for the supply of sludge inspection and testing services, for a limited 12 month period, covering the collection and analysis of approximately 6000 samples. This includes; sample collection from a wide range of sites across the Thames Water estate, full logistic support, analysis of sludge samples, and reporting back on sample findings. Thames Water reserves the right to refine the award criteria. Please note that the deadline for asking for access to the PSQ & submitting of the PSQ is 22nd December 10am.

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited is inviting tenders for the provision of sludge inspection and testing services. The process is in the tender stage with an industry focus on technical analysis, composition, and laboratory services. This procurement opportunity is located in the United Kingdom, specifically servicing the UKI and UKJ regions. The contract is anticipated to commence on 1st February 2026 and will last until 1st February 2027. Interested parties must submit their initial expressions of interest by 10am on 22nd December 2025. This competitive and selective procurement process offers a gross value of £1,200,000 and is governed by a flexible procedure that includes scoring and shortlisting of suppliers through a pre-qualification questionnaire.

Whitley Wood Community Centre and LANB Scheme

Description: Appointment of a contractor to obtain planning consent and deliver a minimum 14 new homes along with associated community centre, pharmacy, shop and public square.

Summary: Reading Borough Council is in the planning stages of a procurement process for a project titled "Whitley Wood Community Centre and LANB Scheme." This project, located in Reading, UK, falls under the industry categories of construction works for multi-dwelling buildings and buildings related to leisure, sports, and culture. The tender seeks to appoint a contractor for the development of a minimum of 14 new homes with an associated community centre, pharmacy, shop, and public square. The procurement method is selective, awarded under a framework, with the project budget set at £14,000,000 gross. Important dates include a planned contract period starting from 1 March 2026 to 31 March 2027, with potential extension up to 31 March 2029. The process is currently at the planning stage as of 19 November 2025.

Sludge Holding Tanks & Roofs

Description: This procurement is for the supply and commissioning of sludge tanks, digesters, other associated tanks, roofs, and related items at various wastewater treatment sites. Target Sites The procurement will cover purchase, installation and commissioning of new sludge tanks, digesters, and other associated tanks and roofs and associated items. Objectives * Compliance: Ensure compliance with legislation, improve the environmental impact of the STW and provide infrastructure which is fit for purpose. * Commercial Value: Optimise the material and delivery solution to maximise commercial efficiencies for Thames Water * Futureproofing: Implement a framework which enables Thames Water to be able toe secure the capacity it requires for future programmes of works Procurement Approach: A competitive tender process will be undertaken to appoint a supplier(s) capable of delivering the required scope. (read more...)

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited is actively seeking to procure sludge holding tanks, digesters, and roofs for various wastewater treatment sites through a competitive tender process. This procurement is classified under the industry category of sewage treatment and related construction works. The buying organisation, located in Reading, United Kingdom, is navigating this process using a Competitive Flexible Procedure. Interested suppliers must submit their Pre-Specific Questionnaire (PSQ) by the deadline of 22 December 2025, 10 am. The tender process is currently in the Tender stage, with ongoing regulatory assessments influencing the final scope of the procurement, and contract awards anticipated by 18 May 2026.

Coach Services for the National Energy System Operator

Description: The National Energy System Operator, NESO, is an independent, public corporation at the centre of the energy system taking a whole system view to create a world where everyone has access to reliable, clean and affordable energy NESO is now looking to set up coach services (incl. electrical buses, drivers, maintenance, etc) for employee transportation between train stations and the office, with the goal of ensuring safe, convenient, and environmentally responsible commuting options for all employees, in line with sustainability objectives including net zero 2030

Summary: The National Energy System Operator Limited (NESO), located in Wokingham, United Kingdom, is currently in the planning stage for a public procurement process titled "Coach Services for the National Energy System Operator." The procurement seeks to establish reliable coach services, including electric buses and drivers, for employee transportation in line with sustainability goals such as net zero 2030. The primary focus is on services within the public undertaking sector, with the industry category specified as the hire of buses and coaches with drivers. Key dates include a submission due date for the preliminary market engagement by the 8th of December 2025. The contract is envisioned to commence on 1st July 2026 and end by 1st July 2029, with a potential extension to 2031, and is valued at £1,800,000 GBP net.

CA16702 - Maiden Erlegh Trust Heating Engineering Services - Boiler Replacement and Installation

Description: Maiden Erlegh Trust requires a single provider of Boiler Replacement at Birch Hill Primary School in Bracknell. The work will commence 22 December 2025 and be complete by 27 Feb 2026. To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA16702. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA16702 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Summary: Maiden Erlegh School is seeking to appoint a single provider for the replacement and installation of boilers at Birch Hill Primary School in Bracknell. The initiative, falling under the heating engineering services category, specifically covers heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning installation works. This open tender process was published on 11 November 2025, with the tender period concluding on 1 December 2025 at noon. The contract is scheduled to commence on 16 December 2025 and is expected to be completed by 27 February 2026. The project is particularly located in England, with the postal code RG6 7HS serving as the primary delivery address.