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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.

Trunk Mains AMP8 Roll Out: Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) Fibre Sensing Solution

Description: Thames Water is seeking to significantly improve its ability to detect leakage and bursts across its trunk mains network, where current monitoring coverage remains limited. This lack of visibility restricts early detection and response, increasing the risk of water loss, asset failure, and service disruption. To address this, Thames Water intends to roll out a Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) fibre sensing solution, with the ambition of achieving near-100% coverage across its trunk mains estate. DAS technology offers the potential to transform network monitoring by converting fibre optic cables into thousands of acoustic sensors, enabling continuous, real-time detection of leaks, bursts, and third-party interference over long distances. The solution must be scalable, cost-effective, and capable of integrating with Thames Water's existing systems and operational workflows. Thames Water is interested (read more...)

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited invites potential service providers to partake in a procurement process for the "Trunk Mains AMP8 Roll Out: Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) Fibre Sensing Solution." The procurement aims to enhance detection of leaks and bursts across Thames Water's extensive trunk mains network. This initiative leverages DAS technology to provide near-total coverage, converting fibre optic cables into acoustic sensors for real-time monitoring. The project addresses the industry's growing need for robust monitoring solutions to mitigate water loss and infrastructure failure. With a gross value of £8,400,000, the procurement is categorised under the 'services' sector, with primary classifications in 'Sensors' and 'Telephone network maintenance services.' The procurement follows a 'Competitive Flexible Procedure' under the 'Utilities Contracts Regulations,' emphasising supplier selection through a Pre Selection Questionnaire (PSQ). The deadline for PSQ submissions is set for 19 March 2026, at 10 am, while the contract is expected to be awarded by June 2026. The project will cover regions within the United Kingdom, specifically UKI and UKJ.

Learning Disability services - residential and accommodation based support services for adults and young people

Description: The provision of Learning Disability services to inform the potential future commissioning of residential and accommodation based support services for adults and young people in transition to adulthood.

Summary: West Berkshire Council is currently in the planning stage for its procurement process entitled "Learning Disability services - residential and accommodation-based support services for adults and young people," potentially commencing at the end of April 2026. This process focuses on health and social work services within the United Kingdom, specifically targeting Newbury, Berkshire. The Council seeks to engage with providers through preliminary market engagement beginning in March 2026, aiming to gather insights on provider capacity and innovative service delivery models. Key dates to note include engagement sessions scheduled for mid-April, whilst formal notice regarding future procurement intentions is anticipated by the end of March.

Provision of Hard FM Services

Description: The Authority requires a high quality, compliant, resilient and cost-effective Hard FM service which supports the Authority in maintaining safe, operational and fit-for-purpose premises to enable effective Fire and Rescue service delivery. Delivery of a structured planned preventative maintenance (PPM) regime, informed by statutory requirement, recognised industry best practice (including SFG20 where appropriate), to ensure assets are maintained safely, compliantly and in line with operational risk and asset criticality. Delivery of responsive reactive maintenance and minor works, ensuring faults, defects and service issues are addressed promptly and effectively to minimise disruption and maintain operational continuity. Collaborative working with the Authority, supporting transparent decision-making, shared ownership of asset performance and the development of practical, proportionate solutions.

Summary: The Royal Berkshire Fire Authority is currently in the planning phase for the procurement of Hard FM Services, focusing on maintaining operational and secure premises to support effective fire and rescue services within the region UKJ11 in Reading, United Kingdom. This procurement, categorised under services in building installation and repair, is scheduled to undergo market engagement at the Authority's headquarters on 30th March 2026. Interested parties are to email their participation details to bhandaris@rbfrs.co.uk by the engagement deadline of 1st April 2026. The planned contract will commence on 1st October 2026 and may last up to 2031, indicating potential renewals. The procurement requires adherence to UK legal standards, specifically UKPGA 2023/54, ensuring high-quality maintenance services compliant with statutory requirements and best industry practices.

School and Social Care Transport Framework

Description: The local authority has a statutory duty to provide free travel assistance to pupils who meet the qualifying criteria. Most of the pupils who qualify receive a bus pass. For children and young people with special educational needs and/or a disability may be eligible to bespoke travel arrangements, such as a taxi or minibus. There are currently 536 pre-16 and 90 post-16 learners receiving transport arranged by the local authority at a forecasted cost of PS4.52m for the financial year 2025 - 2026. The scope for this project is to cover the following key deliverables: Service users are transported in safely to their destination. The Provider supplies appropriate trained and licenced personnel. The provider uses vehicles that are suitable for the Passenger's needs. The Provider provides vehicles that (read more...)

Summary: Reading Borough Council is preparing for a planned procurement process titled "School and Social Care Transport Framework," aimed at providing statutory travel assistance to eligible pupils. This transport service covers various areas in the United Kingdom, specifically in region UKJ11. The process is currently in the planning stage, with a future notice date set for 8 April 2026. The procurement initiative will start on 1 October 2026 and continue until 30 September 2034, targeting the industry category of public road transport services, taxi services, and non-scheduled passenger transport. Estimated gross contract value is £43,392,336, and the process adheres to the legal basis articulated in the UKPGA 2023/54.

CA17356 - Maiden Erlegh Trust Student Washroom Refurbishment Works

Description: Maiden Erlegh Trust is looking for supplier to fulfil their Washroom Refurbishment Services 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 CA17356. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA17356 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Summary: Maiden Erlegh School, acting as the contracting authority, has initiated an open procurement process titled "CA17356 - Maiden Erlegh Trust Student Washroom Refurbishment Works," aimed at refurbishing student washrooms across various schools under the Maiden Erlegh Trust. This project is classified under refurbishment and bathroom construction work, providing lucrative opportunities within the construction industry. The procurement is in the active tender stage, with a deadline set for 1st April 2026 at 12:00 BST. Potential suppliers are encouraged to register on the MultiQuote platform to access the competition details using the identifier CA17356. The project is set to span from 20th July 2026 to 31st August 2029.

CA17268 - Maiden Erlegh Trust Student Washroom Refurbishment Works

Description: Maiden Erlegh Trust is looking for supplier to fulfil their Washroom Refurbishment Services 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 CA17268. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA17268 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Summary: Maiden Erlegh Trust has initiated a tender process to refurbish student washrooms across various schools. This procurement falls under the 'Refurbishment work' industry category and is tagged as 'Bathrooms construction work'. The process is currently in the tender stage, having been published on 10 March 2026, with an end date for submissions by 1 April 2026. The trust employs an open procedure method for this procurement, focusing on works services. The refurbishment contract, expected to commence on 20 July 2026, spans until 31 August 2029, and covers several locations including the United Kingdom, Europe, and other specified regions.

Holiday Activity Fund Programme

Description: RBC are completing a ITT exercise for the provision of Holiday Activity Fund Programme - Local authorities have been asked to ensure that the offer of free holiday club provision is available for all children eligible for benefit related free school meals in the Reading Borough Council area. There are approximately 4800 children eligible for benefit related free school meals attending school in Reading. We would not expect all eligible children to participate. Suppliers that would like to take part in this process are invited to "Express Interest" upon which they will be given access to the full documentation delivered through this portal. Documents can be accessed from the "My Tenders" area of this website by selecting the "View Details" button for the project. Expressions of interest will (read more...)

Summary: Reading Borough Council is currently in the tender stage for the "Holiday Activity Fund Programme", focused on delivering services in the social work, social services, and recreational sectors. This contract aims to provide free holiday club provision to children eligible for benefit-related free school meals within the Reading area, which encompasses approximately 4,800 potential participants. The council has adopted an open procedure method for this procurement process. Interested suppliers are encouraged to express their interest by 12 April 2026, with the submission deadline set for 13 April 2026. Documents pertinent to the tender are accessible electronically, with results expected by 25 May 2026.

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, in partnership with Southern Electric Power Distribution PLC, is seeking proposals for the "FW Services- Partnership Customer Support- Multi Site 0628" tender. This procurement focuses on providing support to vulnerable customers facing fuel poverty across the UK, particularly in Scotland and southern central England. The process is in the tender stage, with expressions of interest due by 6 April 2026. The contract prioritises services aimed at delivering effective outcomes through holistic initiatives for those in need. Following the Inquiry period ending on 30 March 2026, the award is expected by 12 June 2026, covering a project lasting until March 2028, with potential renewals extending to March 2030.