Technology Services Partner Framework (TSPF)

Description: The objective of the tender is to select service partners who are capable of providing services for each Lot, to enable SWS, at its election, to award work within a pool of pre-qualified service providers without the need to embark on a formal Procurement Act 23 process at individual project level. To facilitate this, the intention is that the successful bidders will be awarded a place on the Technology Services Partner Framework Agreement. SWS will retain the right to compete work outside the pool of pre-qualified service providers (i.e. Procurement Act '23 process) where appropriate (e.g. where the pre-qualified service providers do not have the capability to deliver the services required by SWS or the price secured within the pool is not judged by SWS to be market (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited, a private utility company based in Worthing, UK, has issued a tender titled "Technology Services Partner Framework (TSPF)" with an active status as of 16th January 2026. This procurement is focused on the IT services industry, particularly consulting, software development, and support, and is set within the UKJ27 region. The procurement process is at the tender update stage, with key deadlines including an enquiry period ending on 30th January 2026, a tender period closing on 26th February 2026, and an award period concluding by 11th June 2026. The process is conducted through an open method detailed as a competitive flexible procedure, requiring bidders to qualify through a PQQ and bid on all Lots. Southern Water aims to establish a framework agreement to select service partners with deep capabilities to deliver a range of digital services, supporting projects and ongoing operations, with contracts potentially extending up to eight years following an initial four-year term.

Oral Health Promotion Service for Children and Young People

Description: West Sussex County Council is organising Market Engagement for the requirement of providing an Oral Health Promotion Service estimated to commence September 2026 for 5 years, including any extensions.

Summary: West Sussex County Council is planning a procurement process for an "Oral Health Promotion Service for Children and Young People", classified under health services. The service is intended to commence in September 2026 and will run for five years, including any extensions. This initiative aims to enhance the oral health of children and young people through evidence-based interventions across West Sussex. The current stage is the planning phase, and the council is engaging with market suppliers through a Competitive Process route under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR). Although this notice is not a formal procurement call, interested providers are invited to participate in a market engagement questionnaire to inform the final specification, with responses due before the formal procurement exercise begins later in 2026.

Technology Services Specialist Framework (TSSF)

Description: The objective of the tender is to select Specialist service providers who are capable of providing services for a maximum of 3 Lots, to enable SWS, at its election, to award work within a pool of pre-qualified service providers without the need to embark on a formal Procurement Act 23 process at individual project level. To facilitate this, the intention is that the successful bidders will be awarded a place on the Technology Services Specialist Framework Agreement. SWS will retain the right to compete work outside the pool of pre-qualified service providers (i.e. Procurement Act '23 process) where appropriate (e.g. where the pre-qualified service providers do not have the capability to deliver the services required by SWS or the price secured within the pool is not judged by (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited is currently in the tender stage for the "Technology Services Specialist Framework (TSSF)", aiming to enhance its digital capabilities across Worthing, UK. The procurement process is open and operates within a competitive flexible procedure, allowing interested parties to submit their tenders electronically by 26th February 2026. The framework, classified under IT services such as consulting, software development, and internet support, seeks to cover a wide array of digital transformation needs. Key industry categories involved include IT consulting, software development, and digital transformation services. The framework intends to modernise Southern Water's technology services to optimise digital transformation, with a contract period extending from 3rd July 2026 to 2nd July 2029. The overall value of the procurement is set at GBP 360 million, with an award period ending on 11th June 2026.

Technology Services Partner Framework (TSPF)

Description: The objective of the tender is to select service partners who are capable of providing services for each Lot, to enable SWS, at its election, to award work within a pool of pre-qualified service providers without the need to embark on a formal Procurement Act 23 process at individual project level. To facilitate this, the intention is that the successful bidders will be awarded a place on the Technology Services Partner Framework Agreement. SWS will retain the right to compete work outside the pool of pre-qualified service providers (i.e. Procurement Act '23 process) where appropriate (e.g. where the pre-qualified service providers do not have the capability to deliver the services required by SWS or the price secured within the pool is not judged by SWS to be market (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited, a private utility company based in Worthing, UK, has issued a tender titled "Technology Services Partner Framework (TSPF)" with an active status as of 16th January 2026. This procurement is focused on the IT services industry, particularly consulting, software development, and support, and is set within the UKJ27 region. The procurement process is at the tender update stage, with key deadlines including an enquiry period ending on 30th January 2026, a tender period closing on 26th February 2026, and an award period concluding by 11th June 2026. The process is conducted through an open method detailed as a competitive flexible procedure, requiring bidders to qualify through a PQQ and bid on all Lots. Southern Water aims to establish a framework agreement to select service partners with deep capabilities to deliver a range of digital services, supporting projects and ongoing operations, with contracts potentially extending up to eight years following an initial four-year term.

AWC - Stray dog collection and kennelling service

Description: Adur District, Worthing Borough and Arun District council are seeking a provider to deliver it's stray dog and kennelling service. The council's are proposing to use an open tender process to appoint contracts across up to 2 lots; Lot 1: Arun Council Lot 2: Adur and Worthing Councils The Contract term will be up to 5 years with an initial 2 years terms and up to 3 x 1 year extensions. The service will involve the collection of reported stray dogs in the Adur, Arun or Worthing Council areas, their kennelling for up to 7 days and management of owner collection / unclaimed strays. This will include all relevant care and reporting requirements. In order to ensure that dogs can be collected from a suitable location this tender (read more...)

Summary: Worthing Borough Council is seeking proposals for their "AWC - Stray dog collection and kennelling service" contract, targeting the Adur, Worthing, and Arun districts. The tender is open for competition until 16 February 2026, with services expected to start from 1 April 2026. These regions are located in the United Kingdom's South East area. The procurement process is at the tender stage and follows an open competition method under the services category, with a contract value of up to £180,000 gross. The contract term might stretch up to five years, starting with a two-year commitment supplemented by potential extensions of up to three further years.

RFI for IT & OT Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Services

Description: RFI for IT & OT Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Services, to understand the current market to deliver on both OT & IT services

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited is initiating a tender process as part of a planning stage for their procurement project titled "RFI for IT & OT Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Services." This project focuses on security services and falls under the industry category of services, specifically targeting utilities. The process is scheduled for engagement with a deadline for interested parties to register their interest and respond to the questions by 27 January 2026, via the Jaggaer platform. The contract period is anticipated to start on 1 January 2027 and conclude on 1 January 2030. Located in Worthing, United Kingdom, this procurement activity is above threshold and pertains to both IT and OT services.

Alternative Water & Incident Management - Request for Information (RFI)

Description: Southern Water (SW) is seeking information from suppliers in relation to a potential procurement exercise. The information is not part of the procurement exercise, but your input will be critical in the development of the sourcing strategy and tender documentation. Southern Water is responsible for providing, maintaining, and operating water supply and distribution services covering the counties of Kent, Sussex, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight and providing services for the maintenance, repair, renewal, or improvement of services forming Southern Water's water distribution systems. Southern Water is seeking information on solutions for Alternative Water Supply and Incident Management to ensure continuity of service during clean water supply interruptions. In the event of an outage, whether planned or unplanned, Southern Water have a statutory obligation to provide customers with (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited, a private utility in the United Kingdom, is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process concerning "Alternative Water & Incident Management." This initiative focuses on the supply of goods and services to support alternative water supply and incident management, ensuring service continuity during water supply interruptions across Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, and the Isle of Wight. Key milestones include a preliminary market engagement closing on 2nd February 2026. The procurement relates to categories such as water distribution services, emergency equipment, and document management systems, with services to begin on 1st November 2026 and possibly extending until October 2034.

prj_7089 - Energy Management and Optimisation System (EMOS)

Description: Southern Water Services Limited (SWS) are looking to procure an Energy Management and Optimisation System (EMOS). The following features and capabilities are considered mandatory for the new EMOS solution being subject of this procurement: * Portfolio Management * Sorting and Grouping Functionality * Tariff Management * Invoice Management * Historical Energy Data Storage * AMR Meter Data Receiving Capability * API Capability * Budgeting, Forecasting, and Accruals Capability * Dashboarding and Data Visualisation Tools * Portfolio Benchmarking, Energy Data Analysis, and Automated Exception Monitoring * Energy Reporting Functionality * Access, Performance, and Interface Features The following features are considered non-mandatory for the new EMOS solution being subject of this procurement. Tenderers are encouraged to outline any advanced capabilities within the appropriate response envelope for evaluation. However, the absence (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited (SWS), located in Worthing, UK, is actively engaging in a procurement process for a new Energy Management and Optimisation System (EMOS), with a focus on energy and environmental management services. As part of the tender process, SWS aims to acquire an EMOS with capabilities like Portfolio Management, Tariff Management, and various data integration features essential for achieving ISO 50001 certification. The procurement follows the Competitive Flexible Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023, with a structured timeline that concludes with award decisions by 15th September 2026. Interested parties must engage in stages including a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ), Invitation to Tender (ITT), and a Demo phase, with the deadline for tender submissions set for 13th February 2026.

Community Warden Service

Description: Provide a proactive and visible presence within Bognor Regis Town Council Communities to reduce the fear of crime and to improve residents' quality of life and promote stronger and safer communities. The Community Warden service is a trusted community-based service that addresses local concerns by implementing preventative and early intervention measures. Collaborating with partners to deliver solutions which will allow the residents of Bognor Regis to thrive. The Bognor Regis Community Warden Service will help: * Reduce the perception of fear of crime. * Strengthening community resilience to ensure 'Stronger, Safer Communities'. * Support the elderly and vulnerable and help develop community cohesion and wellbeing; * Assist in the delivery and monitoring of crime reduction initiatives in liaison with local Community Safety Units (CSUs) and neighbourhood Policing teams. (read more...)

Summary: The Bognor Regis Town Council is actively seeking to procure a Community Warden Service to enhance the quality of life within its communities by reducing the fear of crime. This tender, identified as "Community Warden Service," falls under the industry category of "Other community, social and personal services" and has been classified using CPV code 98000000. Located in the UKJ27 region of the United Kingdom, this public procurement process is at the tender stage and is following an open competition procurement method. Key deadlines include the end of the tender submission period on 6th March 2026 at 12:00 PM, with the enquiry period concluding on 5th March 2026 at 5:00 PM.

prj_7089 - Energy Management and Optimisation System (EMOS) - Pre-Market Engagement

Description: Southern Water Services Limited (SWS) are looking to procure an Energy Management and Optimisation System (EMOS). The following features and capabilities are considered mandatory for the new EMOS solution being subject of this procurement: * Portfolio Management * Sorting and Grouping Functionality * Tariff Management * Invoice Management * Historical Energy Data Storage * AMR Meter Data Receiving Capability * API Capability * Budgeting, Forecasting, and Accruals Capability * Dashboarding and Data Visualisation Tools * Portfolio Benchmarking, Energy Data Analysis, and Automated Exception Monitoring * Energy Reporting Functionality * Access, Performance, and Interface Features The following features are considered non-mandatory for the new EMOS solution being subject of this procurement. Tenderers are encouraged to outline any advanced capabilities within the appropriate response envelope for evaluation. However, the absence (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited (SWS), located in Worthing, UK, is actively engaging in a procurement process for a new Energy Management and Optimisation System (EMOS), with a focus on energy and environmental management services. As part of the tender process, SWS aims to acquire an EMOS with capabilities like Portfolio Management, Tariff Management, and various data integration features essential for achieving ISO 50001 certification. The procurement follows the Competitive Flexible Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023, with a structured timeline that concludes with award decisions by 15th September 2026. Interested parties must engage in stages including a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ), Invitation to Tender (ITT), and a Demo phase, with the deadline for tender submissions set for 13th February 2026.