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Graduation venue 2028 - 2032

Description: The University of Sussex ("Sussex") is inviting expressions of interest for its upcoming requirement for a Graduation Venue 2028 - 2032. The purpose of this engagement is for Sussex to gauge potential interest and obtain information from the market which will help inform and shape its service requirements. Through this process suppliers can provide feedback on certain aspects of the service. It is hoped that this exercise may bring to light opportunities and new ways of working for Sussex. Engagement via this document nor any associated Preliminary Market Engagement Notice does not constitute a call for competition. No contract or offer of award will be made following participation in this engagement and any information is given entirely in good faith and liable to change.

Summary: The University of Sussex is exploring a graduation venue service for ceremonies planned across the 2028–2032 period. The requirement concerns event services, covering the provision of a suitable venue and associated arrangements for University graduation events. Delivery is expected in the Brighton and Sussex area. The University is the buying organisation and is seeking views from suppliers to help define the service it ultimately requires. The requirement is intended for businesses that provide event venues, venue management or graduation and large-scale ceremonial event services. Suppliers may be able to contribute ideas about service design, delivery models and new ways of working, helping the University shape a practical requirement around its institutional priorities and the needs of its graduation ceremonies.

BHCC DH - RFQ - S106 Construction Skills Card Training

Description: This is an opportunity to deliver Construction Skills Card Training across Brighton & Hove. This project is funded through our Local Employment for Construction - S106 Developer Contributions to increase the provision of training opportunities for residents of Brighton and Hove who wish to work in the construction industry, helping people at all stages of their career build the skills they need, and to support the construction industry to develop a skilled local labour force.

Summary: Brighton & Hove City Council is commissioning construction skills card training across Brighton and Hove. The service will increase training opportunities for local residents who want to work in construction, supporting people at all stages of their careers to build the skills they need. It is also intended to help the construction industry develop a skilled local labour force. This is a skills and vocational training service rather than construction work itself, so it is relevant to training providers with suitable construction-sector programmes, trainers and delivery arrangements. The service will be delivered in Brighton and Hove, for residents of the city. The procurement is funded through Local Employment for Construction Section 106 developer contributions.

Brighton Centre Ticketing system 2027

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council is seeking to appoint a concessionaire to provide a fully managed hosted ticketing solution for the Brighton Centre, one of the South East's largest entertainment and conference venues. The contract includes the provision, implementation and ongoing support of a hosted ticketing platform, onsite box office system, access control and ticket scanning technology, CRM and marketing services, financial settlement and reporting, customer service support, and associated hardware and software. The solution must support approximately 225,000 ticket sales per annum across a diverse programme of live entertainment, conferences and events, while maximising ticket sales, customer engagement, operational efficiency and commercial income for the Council.

Summary: Brighton & Hove City Council is procuring a fully managed hosted ticketing service for the Brighton Centre, a major entertainment and conference venue in Brighton. The service covers a hosted ticketing platform, an on-site box office, access control, ticket-scanning technology, customer relationship management, marketing services, financial settlement and reporting, customer support, and associated hardware and software. It is intended to support ticket sales for live entertainment, conferences and other events, while improving customer engagement, operational efficiency and the Council’s commercial income. This is a services concession covering activity at the Brighton Centre and related ticketing operations. The requirement combines software and information systems with event ticketing and associated operational support.

BHCC - NK - Out of hours dog collection service and kennelling provision

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council requires a single integrated animal welfare service that combines: 1. Out-of-hours stray dog collection and transportation service. 2. Kennelling, care and welfare provision for stray dogs. Reunification to owner or if unclaimed, rehomed or humanely disposed of if unsuitable for rehoming. 3. Collection, transportation, temporary accommodation and welfare support for dogs belonging to vulnerable adults where Adult Social Care has a duty of care under the Care Act 2014, and the owner has become hospitalised, incapacitated, detained, or otherwise unable to care for their dog. The objective of the contract is to provide a seamless, responsive, humane and legally compliant service that protects animal welfare, supports vulnerable residents, promotes responsible dog ownership and ensures the Council fulfils its statutory duty in relation to (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is procuring a single integrated animal welfare service for dogs in Brighton and Hove. The requirement combines out-of-hours collection and transport of stray dogs; kennelling, care and welfare; and reunification with owners or, where dogs are unclaimed, rehoming or humane disposal when they are unsuitable for rehoming. It also covers collection, transport, temporary accommodation and welfare support for dogs belonging to vulnerable adults who cannot care for them because of hospitalisation, incapacity, detention or another circumstance covered by the Council’s duties. The provider will work with animal wardens, Regulatory Services, Adult Social Care, Sussex Police, veterinary practices, emergency services and other partners. This is a dog kennel and animal welfare service.

BHCC - RS - Pride in Place Community engagement

Description: Brighton and Hove city council are seeking a Community Engagement partner. Organisations, community groups and engagement specialists with a strong connection to Brighton and Whitehawk are being invited to support a major community engagement programme that will help local people shape the future of their neighbourhood. The Whitehawk Pride in Place programme, backed by millions of pounds of funding to improve the local area, is designed to empower local residents and ensure that spending and investment is driven by the people who live and work in Whitehawk. The Programme is now seeking engagement partners who can help reach residents, community organisations, young people, families, local businesses, schools, faith groups, voluntary organisations and underheard voices across the area. Partners should bring local knowledge, inclusive engagement experience and a clear (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is planning to appoint a community engagement partner, or partners, for the Whitehawk Pride in Place programme in Brighton and Hove. The service will help local people shape the future of their neighbourhood and inform priorities, investment decisions and the long-term Pride in Place Plan. The scope includes awareness raising, community conversations, pop-up events, drop-ins, survey support, targeted outreach, community champion activity and resident-friendly feedback. Engagement will involve residents, community organisations, young people, families, local businesses, schools, faith groups, voluntary organisations and underheard voices. The work is classified as public relations consultancy services (CPV 79416200) and will be delivered in Brighton and Hove, with a strong focus on Whitehawk.

Rheumatology Services

Description: Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust ("SCFT") (the "Authority") sought a provider to deliver additional consultant-led outpatient capacity for its Rheumatology Service at Bognor Regis War Memorial Hospital ("BWMH"), following the expiry of the previous insourcing arrangement. Consultant capacity from University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust had reduced considerably, increasing waiting times and clinical risk to patients.

This is an insourcing arrangement: the provider's consultant delivers clinics from within SCFT's own service at BWMH, using SCFT's own booking, reception and clinical systems (SystmOne), rather than patients being referred out to an external pathway.

The service covers face-to-face new and follow-up patient clinics, review of medical notes, dictation and typing of outcome letters, management of diagnostic tests, and monthly performance review meetings, operating a minimum of four clinic days a month, in (read more...)

Summary: Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust procured additional consultant-led outpatient rheumatology capacity at Bognor Regis War Memorial Hospital. The service is delivered within the Trust’s existing service, using its booking, reception and SystmOne clinical systems, rather than referring patients to an external pathway. It covers face-to-face new and follow-up clinics, review of medical records, dictation and typing of outcome letters, diagnostic-test management and monthly performance meetings. The requirement supports the 18-week Referral to Treatment standard, NICE guidance and urgent-case prioritisation. The contracted minimum is four clinic days each month, with six new-patient slots and eight follow-up slots per clinic. This is a specialist medical service for providers able to operate within an NHS clinical environment in Bognor Regis.

Money Management & Advice 2027

Description: To fulfil our responsibilities under the Care Act 2014 and the Mental Capacity Act 2005, Brighton & Hove City Council requires a money management service to support Individuals to manage their personal finances. The provision will be provided to Individuals in the community who for reasons of physical or mental capacity, or safeguarding risk need support in managing their personal finances. Lot 1 - Money Management and Cash Handling for Adults with Care Needs: This Service will focus on access to personal funds for Individuals with eligible social care needs via home cash deliveries, a drop-in cash collection service, as well as the provision of pre-payment cards. The aim is to allow Individuals to live independently, preventing matters of debt leading to housing loss, risk of mental ill (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is undertaking a procurement process for the "Money Management & Advice 2027" contract, currently in the tender stage. This process involves two main services—Money Management and Cash Handling for Adults with Care Needs and Money & Debt Advice for Council Tenants and Leaseholders. The Council is using a competitive flexible procedure to award these contracts, which will be operational from a central base in Brighton & Hove. Key dates include a submission deadline of 11th September 2026 and an award period ending on 16th October 2026. The total contract value is estimated at £4,150,000, covering services in the health and social work industries, as well as other community services within the UKJ21 region.

Substance Use Service - Core Drug and alcohol service and inpatient detoxification

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) is commissioning an integrated drug and alcohol treatment system aligned to national policy, including the UK Drug Strategy (2021), Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) guidance, Public Health Outcomes Framework (PHOF), and National Drug Treatment Monitoring System (NDTMS) requirements. This is an invitation to tender.

Summary: Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) is seeking proposals for an integrated Substance Use Service encompassing core drug and alcohol treatments and inpatient detoxification services. This procurement focuses on the health services industry, with a regional emphasis on the UKJ21 area. The tender is classified as a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Contract Notice and is governed by the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, excluding the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. The tender process is currently in the active stage, with final submissions due by 12:00 GMT on 14th August 2026. An open procurement method is employed, inviting interested parties to submit their bids electronically. The awarded contract will have a base duration of 5 years, extendable by an additional 2 years, with a total estimated contract value of £51,450,000 over the full term.

BHCC - EB - Day Opportunities - Lot 4 (LD, Complex)

Description: The Council is seeking the provision of High Care and Support Day Opportunities, to include a range of activities, work and learning opportunities in the city for adults who have Learning Disabilities (and who may also be autistic) and who have been assessed by the Council as having needs and behaviours that would be considered complex The Council has previously undertaken this procurement process, advertised January 2026, and is repeating the process for Lot 4 only (High Care and Support for Adults with Learning Disabilities and who may also be autistic) Full details are included in the tender documentation, please read Schedule 3 - ITT Guidance first, to help you navigate the document set.

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is seeking suppliers for the provision of High Care and Support Day Opportunities, specifically targeting adults with Learning Disabilities and potentially autism, with complex needs. This procurement, identified by the title "BHCC - EB - Day Opportunities - Lot 4 (LD, Complex)," is positioned within the Health and Social Work Services industry, under CPV classification 85000000. Located in Hove, United Kingdom, the process is in the tender stage, having been advertised in January 2026. The deadline for tender submissions is set for 24th July 2026, with any enquiries to be submitted by 13th July 2026. This contract is substantial, valued at approximately £3.84 million GBP, and will operate under an open, accelerated procedure due to its special light touch contractual status.

BHCC - EK - RFQ - EPC (Energy Performance Certificates)

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council (the "Contracting Authority'") require 1 Contractor to provide the following services for its council managed housing stock: Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs). This procurement is reserved for Brighton & Hove, East and West Sussex suppliers.

Summary: The Brighton and Hove City Council has initiated a tender process for the procurement of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for its council-managed housing stock. This procurement is categorised under energy-management services and targets Brighton & Hove, East and West Sussex suppliers. The procurement is currently in the tender stage and follows an open competition method, despite being below the threshold. Key dates to note include the end of the tender period on 13th July 2026 and the enquiry period deadline on 3rd July 2026. All submissions must be electronically submitted via the South East Shared Services Portal.