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BHCC - NK - Care Homes within Brighton and Hove - (Round 6) April 2026

Description: The Council is seeking to award contracts within the boundaries of Brighton and Hove for the provision of Care Home beds on a spot purchase basis. Out of city care homes are contracted via an alternative route. Bidders who pass the qualifying criteria will be awarded a contract. Individual placements will be made on a spot purchase basis throughout the life of the contract. The Council guarantees no set volume of placements under this contract and reserves the right to contract for comparable provision through other means. Individual placements will be made via a brokerage process, where individual outcomes and costs are agreed between the Council and the Supplier. Further details are provided in the Service Specification. The Council reserves the right to reopen this tender process at (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is seeking to procure services for care homes within the Brighton and Hove area through an open procedure. The tender, titled "BHCC - NK - Care Homes within Brighton and Hove - (Round 6) April 2026," is focused on residential nursing care services and social work services with accommodation. The procurement stage is currently at the tender phase, with submissions being accepted until 21st May 2026, and enquiries ending on 8th May 2026. The total contract value is estimated to be £319,000,000, with services expected to commence on 1st July 2026 and end by 30th September 2030. The tender employs a light-touch regime, and the evaluation will be based strictly on quality criteria.

Student Pathway Provider/International Study Centre

Description: The university currently hosts an on-campus "International Study Centre" which delivers routes to degree courses for international students. The partner provider recruits students and provides options for entry that are taught by the provider and certified by Sussex. At the successful completion of the course students are invited to join their selected course and enrol as Sussex students. https://isc.sussex.ac.uk/programmes This provision is due to expire at the end of academic year 2029/30 (31 July 2030). The university is therefore engaging the market to assist in the formation of our plans for this key student recruitment route. We see this as an opportunity to challenge our assumptions across the board about how we can support potential students and encourage them to enrol at Sussex. To this end while the (read more...)

Summary: The University of Sussex is in the planning stage of a procurement process to select a partner provider for its International Study Centre, which is instrumental in recruiting and educating international students who later enrol as Sussex students. The tender, titled "Student Pathway Provider/International Study Centre," falls under the administrative education, marketing, recruitment, and education and training services categories. The contract is scheduled to begin on 1 August 2029 and end on 31 July 2039. The university is conducting an initial market engagement to gather insights, with a questionnaire issued on 17 April 2026 with a return date by 26 May 2026 and additional follow-up planned by 31 July 2026. Located in Falmer, Brighton, the procurement aims to reevaluate pathways across all student cohorts and models, responding to changes in the dynamic educational sector.

BHCC RP Integrated Sexual Health & Contraception Services

Description: The Integrated Sexual Health and Contraception (SHAC) Service will provide patients with open access to confidential, non-judgmental services including sexually transmitted infection (STI) and blood borne virus (BBV) testing, treatment and management, the full range of contraception provision, health promotion and prevention. The service will improve the sexual health of the local population through delivery of a 'one stop shop' model, where the majority of sexual health and contraceptive needs can be met in one place, usually by one professional, during a single visit. Sexual health is not equally distributed across the population and the service will ensure that it meet the needs of those experiencing the greatest impact of STIs, HIV and poor reproductive health as well as removing barriers to access for vulnerable groups and those (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is overseeing the procurement process titled "BHCC RP Integrated Sexual Health & Contraception Services," a service-oriented initiative within the health services category (CPV: 85100000). The contract, valued at approximately £25.3 million, spans from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2032, with an optional two-year extension. The procurement process, falling under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, bypasses the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, emphasising confidentiality and non-judgmental service offerings, particularly concerning STI, BBV testing, and contraception services across Brighton and Hove. The recent update confirms the award of this contract, with key dates initiating 14th April 2026 for updates and 23rd December 2025 for the award decision.

BHCC-JF-Banner Advertising on Lamp Posts-Concession

Description: The requirement is for suitably qualified suppliers to manage a lamp column banner advertising scheme in Brighton & Hove on a concession basis. The Council will issue a licence to operate this service and a Revenue Fee will be payable to the Council. The supplier must be able to offer a complete advertising banner solution, to include sales, design, administration, print and installation & changeover. The current value is cPS200,000 per annum which is based on 90 lamp posts and for evaluation purposes, the award criteria will be based on 90 sites. However, the intention is for the Council to introduce further banner sites during the contract term and the value is expected to increase to cPS300,000 per annum.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Brighton and Hove City Council is for a service titled "BHCC-JF-Banner Advertising on Lamp Posts-Concession", seeking qualified suppliers to manage a lamp column banner advertising scheme on a concession basis. This contract encompasses the complete advertising banner solution, including sales, design, administration, print, installation, and changeover. The procurement is in the Tender stage with an open method below the threshold for competition. The closing date for enquiries is 24th April 2026, while final submissions must be made by 11th May 2026. The procurement is categorised under advertising campaign services, with activity concentrated in the Brighton and Hove area, UKJ region.

BHCC JB Hard Surfaces Grounds Maintenance

Description: The Council is sharing this Invitation to Tender to obtain professional, properly defined and priced propositions for comprehensive hard surfaces grounds maintenance services.

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is inviting tenders for its "BHCC JB Hard Surfaces Grounds Maintenance" project, a comprehensive service for maintaining hard surfaces within the region designated UKJ21. The procurement follows an open procedure, with the tender currently active and transitioning through the tender stage. Business entities interested in providing street-cleaning and sweeping services under the CPV code 90610000 should take note of the key deadlines, with the enquiry period ending on 9th April 2026 and tender submissions due by 23rd April 2026. The total contract value amounts to £750,000, commencing on 4th May 2026 and projected to last until 3rd May 2029. Interested parties can submit their applications via the electronic system facilitated by In-Tend Limited.

BHCC JB Strategic Energy Partnership

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) is seeking to engage with organisations that have suitable experience in largescale energy, infrastructure, or related sectors, in relation to the forthcoming opportunity to form a Strategic Energy Partnership (SEP). The SEP will deliver energy decarbonisation projects at pace and scale, accelerating the whole city's progress towards net zero. Prior to undertaking the formal procurement process, which is targeted to commence in Autumn 2026, BHCC is seeking to undertake Preliminary Market Engagement (PME). The purpose of this engagement is to consult with the market to refine the council's requirements, explore partnership and commercial models, and shape the procurement approach. Through this early engagement, BHCC aims to secure a commercially viable partnership structure that can mobilise investment, accelerate delivery, and support the city's (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council, a sub-central government public authority, is in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "BHCC JB Strategic Energy Partnership." This project aims to establish a Strategic Energy Partnership to deliver energy decarbonisation projects, advancing the city's progress towards net zero. Based in Hove, UK, the council is engaged in Preliminary Market Engagement, which is set to culminate on 27 March 2026. The formal procurement process is anticipated to start in Autumn 2026, with the contract running from 1 September 2027 to 31 August 2042, potentially extending until 2052. The procurement focuses on large-scale energy management and environmental consultancy services, valued up to £600 million.

BHCC - RS - Mile Oak Road - Residential development - 29 Homes

Description: Competitive flexible procedure to appoint a main contractor to develop 29 council homes for affordable rent on Mile Oak Road Brighton. this will be awarded as a single stage (lump sum) JCT design and build 2024 contract.

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council has initiated a procurement process for the construction of 29 council homes on Mile Oak Road, Brighton, under its New Homes for Neighbourhoods programme. This tender falls under the construction industry category and aims to appoint a main contractor using a competitive flexible procedure. The process involves three key stages, with the initial stage focusing on quality to shortlist bidders. This tender, tagged under 'works', is currently in the active procurement stage and documents are accessible online. Businesses interested must express interest by 17 April 2026, and the award is expected by 20 July 2026, with construction starting in August 2026.

Money Management & Money Advice for Council Tenants

Description: This contract will be divided into 2 Lots: Money Management and Money Advice for Council Tenants Interested parties may apply for Lot 1 or Lot 2, or both Lots 1 and 2 Description of the Services Lot 1 - Money Management Brighton and Hove City Council (the Council) is seeking to re-procure its money management support service. The money management contract manages the money of individuals who lack the capacity to manage their own money and have no family or friends who are able to act on their behalf. The service acts as an appointee, deputy or agent receiving an individual's benefits, paying their bills, delivering cash and supporting them to make large purchases. The service also supports with debt and benefit applications, ensuring individuals are maximising their (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is in the planning stage of re-procuring its services related to Money Management and Money Advice for Council Tenants. The procurement is divided into two lots: Lot 1 covers Money Management, with a contract value of £750,000 excluding VAT, and Lot 2 is focused on Money Advice for Council Tenants and Leaseholders, valued at £100,000 excluding VAT. The engagement process with the market aims to refine requirements, and interested parties are encouraged to respond to questionnaires by 30th March 2026 to explore opportunities on these services. The procurement method involves a competitive flexible procedure, targeting the services industry, particularly those providing health and social work services within the UKJ21 region. The procurement aligns with sub-central governmental needs, and the anticipated contract start date is 1st April 2027.

Staffed scanning service at St Richards - relocatable MRI

Description: The Trust is seeking to conduct a Further Competition for a Contract for the Supply of a staffed, MRI scanning service situated at St Richards, Chichester, West Sussex. Additional information: The Further Competition is open to capable suppliers under Framework Agreement for Managed Equipment and Clinical Service Solutions, reference 2021/S 000-032144, Lot 1 - Short to Medium Term Clinical Service Solutions The Further Competition will be managed by the Framework Providers, NHS Supply Chain. Please conduct all communication via mecss@supplychain.nhs.uk To express interest and participate in the tender, please contact mecss@supplychain.nhs.uk

Summary: The University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust is currently in the tender stage for the procurement of a staffed MRI scanning service at St Richards, located in Chichester, West Sussex. This procurement, under the industry category of Medical Imaging Services (CPV 85150000), aims to secure a supplier through a selective call-off from the NHS Supply Chain's existing framework agreement, specifically Lot 1 - Short to Medium Term Clinical Service Solutions. Interested parties are invited to express interest via email by 25th March 2026, with the contract set to commence on 11th April 2026 and conclude on 31st March 2027.

Adult Drug & Alcohol Treatment Service

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council intends to undertake a procurement process for the delivery of an Adult Drug & Alcohol Treatment Service. This notice is issued to inform the provider market of our intentions and to invite participation in early market engagement activities. Summary of Requirements: The Council seeks to commission a comprehensive, integrated treatment and recovery service for adults (18+) affected by drug and/or alcohol use. The service will include: * Engagement and assessment * Psychosocial interventions * Clinical treatment (MAT, alcohol detox pathways, liver scan, Hep B vaccine, BBV testing) * Harm reduction, including NSP and naloxone * Outreach service to supported accommodation, including prescribing, NSP and Naloxone * Co-occurring condition responses * Specialised Psychology team and intervention * Hospital liaison * Criminal justice pathways, including (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is undertaking the planning stage for its Adult Drug & Alcohol Treatment Service programme, targeting the delivery of comprehensive treatment and recovery services for adults impacted by substance abuse. The procurement, falling under the health services sector, is situated in Hove, United Kingdom, and is valued at £50 million. As part of this developmental phase, interested parties are invited to a market warming event on 19th March 2026, offering insights into the future direction and scope of the service. The formal procurement process is expected to commence well after the engagement activities, with further details anticipated by July 2026, aligning with the planned start of the contract term in April 2027.