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The provision of Lone Worker Solution and Related Services

Description: Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) currently employ approximately 65 staff who regularly or occasionally work alone, and who may be at risk of physical/verbal abuse, accidents, illness or injury. Lone worker equipment is currently supplied to staff, as a means of enabling staff members to quickly raise an alarm if required. When alarms are raised, they are monitored by an alarm receiving centre (ARC) which is staffed 24/7/365. They will initiate the escalation process. It is imperative that issues are resolved within the formally agreed timescales. The need for lone worker equipment is determined by the Head of Service responsible for health and safety, via the risk assessment process. The supply of equipment is managed through the Health and Safety Team with individual team managers monitoring (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Berkshire Fire Authority is seeking to procure a 'Lone Worker Solution and Related Services,' targeting the health and safety services industry. The procurement process, currently at the tender stage, involves a requirement for a third-party monitored solution operational 24/7/365, which could involve mobile applications or stand-alone devices. The procurement is categorised under services with additional classifications such as alarm-monitoring and tracing system services. The process utilizes an open procurement method, aimed below the threshold for open competition, and involves a contract ranging from December 2026 to November 2029, with potential extensions up to 2031. Key deadlines include an enquiry period ending on 19th August 2026 and a submission deadline set for 9th September 2026. The project is based in Reading, UK, with the tender budget set at £40,000 gross.

Housing Related Support Services for People with a Mental Health Diagnosis 2026-27

Description: West Berkshire Council is looking for a provider to deliver Housing Related Support Services for adults with a mental health diagnosis. The service will provide flexible, person-centred floating support to help individuals maintain their tenancies and live independently. Support will include developing life skills, managing finances, and accessing health, housing and community services. The provider will work in partnership with housing providers and mental health services. The service will be delivered across West Berkshire to approximately 20-30 service users. The aim is to promote independence, wellbeing, and prevent homelessness.

Summary: West Berkshire Council is engaging in an open competitive procurement process for providing Housing Related Support Services for adults diagnosed with mental health conditions, under the light-touch regime. This tender, titled "Housing Related Support Services for People with a Mental Health Diagnosis 2026-27", aims to offer flexible, person-centred support to help service users maintain tenancies and live independently. The services include skill development, financial management, and access to vital services. The tender process is currently active, with submissions due by 7th September 2026. The total estimated contract value is £579,507, with services expected to begin on 1st November 2026, in West Berkshire, UK.

Blessed Hugh Faringdon Catholic School ~ Catering tender

Description: Blessed Hugh Faringdon is a Catholic state secondary school in Reading in Berkshire, England. The school has approximately 1050 pupils on roll and around 125 teaching and non-teaching staff. The contract being tendered is for three plus two years in duration from April 2027 Whilst the School prioritises value for money as a key objective of the Competitive Tender Process, the Governing body is not obliged to accept the lowest price. Blessed Hugh Faringdon expects the successful contractor to enable the continued development of the catering services. The school expects the successful tenderer to evidence, through their bid, how they shall support and complement its values and support the principles of the school. As a school who are continually seeking ways to improve and develop the ethos and (read more...)

Summary: Blessed Hugh Faringdon Catholic School, located in Reading, Berkshire, is actively seeking proposals for a catering service contract through a competitive flexible procurement procedure. This process, classified under school catering services, involves a contract valued at approximately £967,540 and will span three years with a potential two-year extension, commencing on 1st April 2027. The school emphasises value for money as a key objective, although there is no obligation to accept the lowest bid. Key dates include the closing of the enquiry period on 18th September 2026, with tender submissions due by 18th December 2026. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, offering businesses an open opportunity to participate.

Playground Upgrade Project

Description: This a full end to end project for the dismantling, recycling, excavation, enabling works, full design, supply, and installation works for a playground refurbishment.

Summary: Wokingham Borough Council is overseeing a significant public procurement process titled the "Playground Upgrade Project." The project falls under the services category and is currently in the planning stage. This endeavour involves the full design, supply, installation, dismantling, recycling, and associated enabling works for a playground refurbishment. The location for the procurement is Wokingham, UK, with key dates including a planned engagement deadline on 14th August 2026. The project, identified by tender number DN824236, will initiate on 31st August 2026 and conclude by 31st March 2027. The procurement method involves a market engagement notice aimed at preparing for the upcoming tender process.

Sewer Rehabilitation inc. CCTV and Cleaning

Description: Thames Water Utilities Ltd wishes to establish a framework agreement for a range of sewer rehabilitation, CCTV and Cleaning works and services on gravity and rising mains across the entire Thames Water Region included but not limited to structural lining, pipe replacement, patch repairs, leak tight lining, pipe bursting and associated manhole sealing. The scope includes associated activities such as minor civil, inspection reports, waste disposal and street works etc. Some works will also involve elements of working on / in proximity of a Railway (assessable to only those with required accreditations and required insurance levels). The framework has been split into 2 lots of work to reflect the variations in scale and complexity of rehabilitation services for different waste water assets and operational situations. Applicants are invited (read more...)

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited has issued a selective tender for establishing a framework agreement for sewer rehabilitation, CCTV, and cleaning services, targeting the entire Thames Water region within the United Kingdom. The procurement process, currently in the tender update stage as of 30 July 2026, focuses on sewer rehabilitation works involving structural linings, pipe replacements, and leak-tight linings. This process is split into two separate lots based on complexity and value, with works being conducted on gravity and rising mains. Interested parties can engage in bidding for either or both lots until the submission deadline of noon, 24 August 2026. The tender aims to procure services under competitive flexible procedures, awarding up to six suppliers per lot, with the contract scheduled to begin on 26 April 2027 for an initial three-year period, extendable up to eight years.

Sewer Rehabilitation inc. CCTV and Cleaning

Description: Thames Water Utilities Ltd wishes to establish a framework agreement for a range of sewer rehabilitation, CCTV and Cleaning works and services on gravity and rising mains across the entire Thames Water Region included but not limited to structural lining, pipe replacement, patch repairs, leak tight lining, pipe bursting and associated manhole sealing. The scope includes associated activities such as minor civil, inspection reports, waste disposal and street works etc. Some works will also involve elements of working on / in proximity of a Railway (assessable to only those with required accreditations and required insurance levels.) The framework has been split into 2 lots of work to reflect the variations in scale and complexity of rehabilitation services for different waste water assets and operational situations. Applicants are invited (read more...)

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited has issued a selective tender for establishing a framework agreement for sewer rehabilitation, CCTV, and cleaning services, targeting the entire Thames Water region within the United Kingdom. The procurement process, currently in the tender update stage as of 30 July 2026, focuses on sewer rehabilitation works involving structural linings, pipe replacements, and leak-tight linings. This process is split into two separate lots based on complexity and value, with works being conducted on gravity and rising mains. Interested parties can engage in bidding for either or both lots until the submission deadline of noon, 24 August 2026. The tender aims to procure services under competitive flexible procedures, awarding up to six suppliers per lot, with the contract scheduled to begin on 26 April 2027 for an initial three-year period, extendable up to eight years.

Technical Consultancy Framework

Description: Technical Consultancy Framework shall be a multi-lot framework. Works shall be awarded in line Framework Call-Off Procedure. The framework shall consist of 5 lots covering numerous disciplines: - Engineering & Technical Analysis, - Modelling, Simulation & Analytics, - Strategic Technical Consultancy, - Technical Assurance, Safety & Quality, - Market Modelling Design & Economics. Once established works under the framework shall be awarded via a combination of competitive allocation and direct allocation.

Summary: The National Energy System Operator Limited (NESO) has announced a "Technical Consultancy Framework" as part of its active tender process, involving a multi-lot framework that includes five key disciplines ranging from engineering and technical analysis to market modelling design and economics. Based in Wokingham, UK, NESO is a public undertaking entity responsible for managing energy systems. This procurement, in the services industry category, aims to establish a framework agreement with selective procurement through a competitive, flexible procedure. Potential bidders should note key deadlines, including an expression of interest deadline set for 26 August 2026, and should ensure compliance with language and electronic submission policies detailed in the tender documentation. Successful contractors will commence work from 4 January 2027, with a contract period potentially extending until 3 January 2035.

AWE Solar Programme - Burghfield (AWE(B))

Description: The purpose of this procurement is to award a contract for supply of renewable (solar) energy via direct wire to AWE Burghfield (AWE(B)). Following completion of this Procurement, AWE intends to award the Contract to a single Supplier which has provided the Most Advantageous Tender (MAT). The Contract will run for a period of 26 years from the effective date. The terms being used for this Procurement is bespoke Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) and will be made available to shortlisted bidders at ISIT stage. There will be no option for AWE to extend the Contract. The Contract will comprise a fixed price tariff with appropriate indexation. Interested parties must register their intention to participate by emailing AWEProcurement@AWE.co.uk using subject: AWE Solar Programme - Burghfield (AWE(B)). Upon receipt, AWE (read more...)

Summary: The Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE), a central government public authority, is currently at the tender stage for the "AWE Solar Programme - Burghfield." This contract focuses on the supply of renewable solar energy via direct wire to the AWE Burghfield site in the UK, under a bespoke Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) that will last for 26 years. The procurement process follows a competitive flexible procedure, and interested parties must register by 15th September 2026 to participate. This tender falls under several industry categories including electricity, solar energy, construction work, maintenance services, installation services, and electrical power systems design, indicating a major focus on renewable energy and infrastructure development.

Replacement of Water Plant Installation and Reverse Osmosis (RO) Units at Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust (RBFT)

Description: Royal Berkshire Foundation Trust ("RBFT" or "the Trust") is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement ("PME") to inform the future procurement strategy for the replacement of their water plant installations and Reverse Osmosis (RO) units, currently providing treated water into two haemodialysis wards within the RBFT estate. As well as the associated maintenance contract requirements going forward. This is a market engagement exercise only at this point and the Trust are looking for Expressions of Interest (EOI) from providers and feedback to inform their procurement strategy.

Summary: The Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust is currently in the planning stage of its procurement cycle for the replacement of water plant installations and Reverse Osmosis (RO) units at its facilities, specifically for two haemodialysis wards. The procurement is classified under the services category within the operation of water supplies and hospital dialysis services industry sectors. Interested parties are invited to submit their Expressions of Interest (EOI) by 12:00 on Wednesday, 12th August 2026. The procurement is taking place in the Reading area, with the procurement process set to further progress after a future notice date on the 1st of October 2026. The total project value is anticipated to be £345,000, and the contract period is planned from 1st January 2027 to 31st March 2027.

Local Bus Services

Description: The Council is tendering a contract for Local Bus Services, for 21 bus services and bus links to improve access for local communities across the borough. These services are intended to connect residents to key local services where the existing local bus network does not fully meet local transport needs. The services are organised into Lots based on either: * the area in which the services operate; or * the type of service being provided. The tendered services represent approximately half of the registered local bus services in the borough. Many are a retender of existing supported services. However, some Lots include service enhancements, new services or amendments to existing services. The tender includes a range of service types, including: * local link town services connecting residential areas (read more...)

Summary: Wokingham Borough Council is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for local bus services, under the procurement method of an open procedure. The contract aims to enhance and maintain local bus links across the borough, with services organised into various Lots based on service type and geographic area. The process covers approximately half of the registered bus services in the area, including new and existing routes to improve community connectivity. The procurement falls under the services category, specifically in public road transport and bus services. Prospective bidders should note the expression of interest deadline set for 28th September 2026, and services are expected to commence from April 2027, running for a duration of five years until April 2032. The total contract value is estimated at £13,870,000 GBP. The award period ends on 2nd November 2026, with the council using ProContract for electronic submissions.