Pharmacy Service for Inpatient Medicines Supply for SPFT

Description: Delivery of medicines supply services across Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.

Summary: The Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is initiating a procurement process for delivering pharmacy services across its network, specifically for inpatient medicines supply. This procurement, categorised under pharmacy services, takes place in Worthing, UK. Currently, in the planning stage, the contract, valued at GBP 2,640,000, is designed to ensure the continuity, integration, and quality of healthcare services under the Provider Selection Regime. The procurement process involves a unique Most Suitable Provider (MSP) method, which allows direct contract awarding without a competitive tendering process. Interested suppliers are expected to submit their expression of interest by 6th January 2026, with the process concluding with the award of the contract on 12th February 2026. The contract period spans from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2028, with potential for renewal until the end of March 2029.

Continuous Water Quality Monitoring

Description: Section 82 of the Environment Act 2021 requires sewerage undertakers, operating wholly or mainly in England, to continuously monitor the quality of the receiving water upstream and downstream of storm overflows and discharges from wastewater treatment works, enabling impact assessment of discharges from these assets on the receiving watercourse. Actions required to meet the requirements of the Section 82 CWQM are contained within statutory drivers under the Water Industry National Environment Programme (WINEP). These duties are phased across AMP8 & AMP9, (2025-2035). The objectives of the CWQM programme are to: - Quantify local water quality impacts from Water and Sewage Company (WaSC) assets. - Improve stakeholder & public understanding of impacts from the WaSC assets on water quality. - Inform improvement programmes to meet Storm Overflow Discharge Reduction (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited, located in Worthing, UK, is in the planning stage of a procurement process for a project titled "Continuous Water Quality Monitoring." The initiative falls under the services industry category, specifically focusing on groundwater and surface water pollution monitoring or control services, as well as water installations. This process has been initiated as a market engagement activity scheduled to include two Requests for Information (RFI) and an online event. The first RFI will be released on 19 December 2025, with a submission deadline of 29 January 2026. Subsequent engagement actions and a formal tender will commence later in 2026, particularly after further announcements in February 2026. The project is aligned with the regulatory requirements under Section 82 of the Environment Act 2021, intending to continuously monitor water quality as part of the Water Industry National Environment Programme (WINEP) through to 2035.

Southern Water Littlehampton & Medway Water Recycling Plants

Description: Southern Water is advancing two strategic water recycling schemes, Medway and Littlehampton, to deliver up to 33.4 million litres per day of purified recycled water during drought conditions. These schemes will reduce abstraction from sensitive river systems, support environmental destinations, and ensure resilient water supplies for future generations. The Projects respond to Environment Agency directives to reduce abstraction and to regional forecasts of supply deficits under Water Resource South East (WRSE) and Water Resource Management Plan 2024 (WRMP24) planning scenarios. The schemes are essential to meeting Southern Water's obligations under the Water Industry National Environment Programme (WINEP) and are expected to contribute to achieving environmental destination outcomes in sensitive catchments.

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited is in the planning stage of a significant procurement process titled "Southern Water Littlehampton & Medway Water Recycling Plants," focusing on the construction and water-treatment industry segment. Located in Worthing, UK, this private utility initiative aims to implement strategic water recycling schemes at Littlehampton and Medway, enhancing drought resilience by providing purified recycled water. A market engagement request for information (RFI) runs from 18th December to 15th January, with the potential to extend if required. This procurement is part of Southern Water's alignment with Environmental Agency directives and regional planning under the WRSE and WRMP24, aimed at reducing river system abstraction.

Southern Water Littlehampton & Medway Water Recycling Plants

Description: Southern Water is advancing two strategic water recycling schemes, Medway and Littlehampton, to deliver up to 33.4 million litres per day of purified recycled water during drought conditions. These schemes will reduce abstraction from sensitive river systems, support environmental destinations, and ensure resilient water supplies for future generations. The Projects respond to Environment Agency directives to reduce abstraction, and to regional forecasts of supply deficits under Water Resource South East (WRSE) and Water Resource Management Plan 2024 (WRMP24) planning scenarios. The schemes are essential to meeting Southern Water's obligations under the Water Industry National Environment Programme (WINEP) and are expected to contribute to achieving environmental destination outcomes in sensitive catchments.

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited is in the planning stage of a significant procurement process titled "Southern Water Littlehampton & Medway Water Recycling Plants," focusing on the construction and water-treatment industry segment. Located in Worthing, UK, this private utility initiative aims to implement strategic water recycling schemes at Littlehampton and Medway, enhancing drought resilience by providing purified recycled water. A market engagement request for information (RFI) runs from 18th December to 15th January, with the potential to extend if required. This procurement is part of Southern Water's alignment with Environmental Agency directives and regional planning under the WRSE and WRMP24, aimed at reducing river system abstraction.

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: Adur and Worthing Councils Lot 2: Arun Council 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 planning a procurement process for the stray dog collection and kennelling service across the Adur District, Worthing Borough, and Arun District. This process aims to appoint contracts through an open tender process across up to two lots. The procurement involves service provision from 1st April 2026 for a term of five years, divided into an initial two-year period followed by up to three one-year extensions. This contract, expected to commence on 12th January 2026, falls under the services category and targets dog kennel services with a projected value of £210,000. Interested suppliers are encouraged to sign up via the Delta e-procurement portal before the engagement deadline of 12th January 2026.

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: Adur and Worthing Councils Lot 2: Arun Council The Contract term will be up to 5 years with an initial 3 years terms and up to 2x 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 will (read more...)

Summary: Worthing Borough Council is planning a procurement process for the stray dog collection and kennelling service across the Adur District, Worthing Borough, and Arun District. This process aims to appoint contracts through an open tender process across up to two lots. The procurement involves service provision from 1st April 2026 for a term of five years, divided into an initial two-year period followed by up to three one-year extensions. This contract, expected to commence on 12th January 2026, falls under the services category and targets dog kennel services with a projected value of £210,000. Interested suppliers are encouraged to sign up via the Delta e-procurement portal before the engagement deadline of 12th January 2026.

Corporate Plan (2026-2031) External Monitoring and Evaluation South Downs National Park Authority

Description: The South Downs National Park Authority is seeking your assistance in conducting preliminary market engagement, in the form of a questionnaire, in preparation for a five-year contract to monitor and evaluate our Corporate Plan.

Summary: The South Downs National Park Authority is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for external monitoring and evaluation services related to their Corporate Plan for 2026-2031. This process falls under the services category, specifically evaluation consultancy and corporate environmental auditing services, with a noteworthy focus on suppliers in South East England (Region UKJ). The procurement is initiated as a tender, with a scheduled milestone for supplier engagement via a questionnaire through their In-Tend portal by 26 January 2026. The contract for this opportunity is expected to commence on 30 April 2026 and conclude on 29 April 2031, with gross contract value estimated at £42,000. Interested suppliers should look out for an upcoming procurement notice by 16 February 2026.

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: Adur and Worthing Councils Lot 2: Adur Council The Contract term will be up to 5 years with an initial 3 years terms and up to 2x 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 will (read more...)

Summary: Worthing Borough Council is planning a procurement process for the stray dog collection and kennelling service across the Adur District, Worthing Borough, and Arun District. This process aims to appoint contracts through an open tender process across up to two lots. The procurement involves service provision from 1st April 2026 for a term of five years, divided into an initial two-year period followed by up to three one-year extensions. This contract, expected to commence on 12th January 2026, falls under the services category and targets dog kennel services with a projected value of £210,000. Interested suppliers are encouraged to sign up via the Delta e-procurement portal before the engagement deadline of 12th January 2026.

WSCC Independent Alternative Provision (IAP)

Description: The Authority is committed to ensuring access to high-quality education for all Learners, in line with statutory duties under the Education Act. To achieve this, we commission Independent Alternative Provision (IAP) to complement mainstream education, provide short-term interventions, and deliver Education Other Than At School (EOTAS) packages where appropriate. This Framework will operate in addition to the Authority's commissioned placements at the Ofsted-regulated West Sussex Alternative Provision College (APC), which offers full-time education. The Framework aims to secure safe, high-quality Alternative Provision that: acts as an intervention, not a destination; supports timely reintegration and/or transition of Learners into long-term education, training, or employment; and meets the individual needs of Learners, particularly Learners with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) with a particular demand on provisions supporting Learners with (read more...)

Summary: West Sussex County Council, a sub-central public authority based in Chichester, United Kingdom, is overseeing the procurement process for the WSCC Independent Alternative Provision (IAP). This tender falls under the education and training services category and the procurement is currently in the tender stage. The process employs an open procedure and operates within a light-touch regime. The tender document pack is accessible via the Council's e-tendering portal. Key dates include the submission deadline, which has been extended to 15th December 2025, and the planned award period running until 20th February 2026. This tender involves a framework agreement permanently open with quarterly evaluations to secure alternative educational provisions.

WSCC- Falls Prevention Services - PSR Most Suitable Provider

Description: Falls Prevention Services for West Sussex.

Summary: West Sussex County Council is planning a procurement process for "Falls Prevention Services - PSR Most Suitable Provider", classified under health services. This contract is part of the Provider Selection Regime (PSR), following the Health Care Services regulations of 2023, and will take place in the UKJ2 region, West Sussex. The procurement stage is currently in planning, with a future notice date set for 4th December 2025. The total value of the contract is anticipated to be £258,000. The procurement method will use the Most Suitable Provider process, and the awarding decision will be overseen by the Director of Adult and Health Services.