Find Tenders in West Sussex (South West)

Strategic Culture Change Partner

Description: The Trust is looking at appointing an Organisational Culture Change Strategic Partner to provide specialist capacity and expertise to design, deliver and embed a Trust-wide cultural transformation programme.

Summary: The University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust is currently in the tender stage for procuring a Strategic Culture Change Partner. This contract falls under the services sector, specifically research and development consultancy services, and seeks a partner to design, deliver, and embed a wide-reaching organisational culture transformation programme. The procurement process utilises an open procedure, ensuring transparency and broad competition. Key dates to note include the tender period ending on 17th August 2026 and the award period concluding by 9th September 2026. Located in Worthing, United Kingdom, this opportunity offers a total contract value of up to GBP 720,000, with an option for renewal up to 12 months after the contract ends on 20th September 2027.

Strategic Culture Change Partner

Description: The Trust is looking at appointing an Organisational Culture Change Strategic Partner to provide specialist
capacity and expertise to design, deliver and embed a Trust-wide cultural transformation programme.

Summary: The University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Strategic Culture Change Partner as part of an active tender process. The procurement, classified under the 'Business and management consultancy services' industry (CPV code: 79410000), focuses on enhancing organisational culture within a healthcare setting. The location for this project is Worthing Hospital in the United Kingdom, with submissions required through an electronic and written method by 17th August 2026. The tender follows an open procedure method and is currently in the tender stage with the bid opening set for 22nd July 2026. The contract, valued at £600,000, is projected to span 360 days without any options for renewal.

Cleaning Services for Tanbridge House School

Description: West Sussex County Council are running a tender on behalf of Tanbridge House School for Cleaning Services

Summary: West Sussex County Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for cleaning services at Tanbridge House School. The project falls under the services category, specifically targeting school cleaning services. Located in the UKJ28 region of the United Kingdom, this initiative is governed by legal framework 2023/54. A planning notice for this tender was published on 22nd July 2026, with future communication expected by 30th July 2026. The contract is anticipated to commence on 1st January 2027 and conclude on 31st December 2029, with provision for renewal extending up to 31st December 2031.

SMART SYSTEMS PROJECT - REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

Description: Introduction and purpose of the RFI Background For Southern Water, Smart Systems is a major transformation programme and strategic priority spanning the whole water cycle. We recently completed Discovery (Phase 1) defining the initial modules we wanted, a gap analysis, and decision on whether to run Smart Systems as a long-term strategic programme. Next steps We are now moving into Planning (Phase 2a), better defining our modules, the functionality and phasing we want, as well as benefits, dependencies and the required architecture to enable these modules. This culminates in a programme business case and decision on the first modules we wish to procure and implement (Phase 2b). Our objectives of the RFI (Request for Information) is as below #To understand the available Smart Systems capabilities that exist and (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited is in the planning stage of its procurement process for the "SMART SYSTEMS PROJECT - REQUEST FOR INFORMATION," focusing on major transformation across the water cycle. This initiative falls under the services category, specifically IT services involving consulting, software development, and related support. The project is located in Worthing, United Kingdom, under the region of UKJ27. Interested parties must register by 24 July 2026 through Southern Water's Sourcing Portal and respond to the RFI questions. The procurement process is set to plan until 1 April 2027, when the contract is expected to start, with a completion date of 1 April 2032.

SMART SYSTEMS PROJECT - REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

Description: Introduction and purpose of the RFI Background For Southern Water, Smart Systems is a major transformation programme and strategic priority spanning the whole water cycle. We recently completed Discovery (Phase 1) defining the initial modules we wanted, a gap analysis, and decision on whether to run Smart Systems as a long-term strategic programme. Next steps We are now moving into Planning (Phase 2a), better defining our modules, the functionality and phasing we want, as well as benefits, dependencies and the required architecture to enable these modules. This culminates in a programme business case and decision on the first modules we wish to procure and implement (Phase 2b). Our objectives of the RFI (Request for Information) is as below #To understand the available Smart Systems capabilities that exist and (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited is in the planning stage of its procurement process for the "SMART SYSTEMS PROJECT - REQUEST FOR INFORMATION," focusing on major transformation across the water cycle. This initiative falls under the services category, specifically IT services involving consulting, software development, and related support. The project is located in Worthing, United Kingdom, under the region of UKJ27. Interested parties must register by 24 July 2026 through Southern Water's Sourcing Portal and respond to the RFI questions. The procurement process is set to plan until 1 April 2027, when the contract is expected to start, with a completion date of 1 April 2032.

Egrets Way Path Resurfacing Works (Piddinghoe-Southease), Piddinghoe, East Sussex

Description: This invitation to tender relates to a an approximate 1.65km linear section x 3m width of the Egrets Way permissive path for pedestrians and wheeled users (inc pushchairs, mobility scooters and cyclists), between Piddinghoe and Southease, constructed in 2015/16. The path of unbound limestone gravel with limestone dust capping requires resurfacing due to general wear and tear, livestock grazing (sheep) and limited farm vehicle movements.

Summary: The South Downs National Park Authority has initiated a tender process for the "Egrets Way Path Resurfacing Works" in Piddinghoe, East Sussex. This project involves resurfacing approximately 1.65 km of a permissive path designed for pedestrians and wheeled users. The procurement falls under the construction work industry category, specifically focusing on footpath and cycle path construction. The procurement method is an open competition, with submissions due by 7th August 2026. The contract is scheduled to commence on 31st August 2026 and end on 25th September 2026, with a total estimated value of £60,000. Potential bidders should submit their proposals via the electronic tendering portal, In-tend.

Temporary Accommodation

Description: Temporary Accommodation in West Sussex Early Engagement & Soft Market Testing - Invitation to Providers Please note that is not the commencement of a procurement process and this paper is for the purpose of market engagement only. Should a procurement process follow, a separate notice and documents will be issued. West Sussex County Council (WSCC) is continuing to explore options to expand and improve temporary accommodation across the county, with a strong focus on promoting and safeguarding the wellbeing of people who are homeless, as well as refugees and migrants in need of housing support. We are particularly interested in working with providers offering privately owned accommodation and independent settings, alongside more traditional provision. Due to increasing demand, we are now actively inviting accommodation providers and property owners (read more...)

Summary: West Sussex County Council is initiating a planning stage for a procurement process titled "Temporary Accommodation," focusing on the services category with the intent to enhance accommodation options across the county. The Council aims to support the wellbeing of individuals who are homeless and accommodate refugees and migrants. This initiative is in the planning phase, with a market engagement exercise scheduled to run until 31st July 2026. Interested parties are encouraged to express interest by this deadline. The procurement anticipates a contract period starting on 4th January 2027, running until 4th March 2030, and maintains a focus on involving small to medium enterprises (SMEs) and voluntary, community, and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations.

Temporary Accommodation

Description: West Sussex County Council (WSCC) is continuing to explore options to expand and improve temporary accommodation across the county, with a strong focus on promoting and safeguarding the wellbeing of people who are homeless, as well as refugees and migrants in need of housing support. We are particularly interested in working with providers offering privately owned accommodation and independent settings, alongside more traditional provision. Due to increasing demand, we are now actively inviting accommodation providers and property owners to come forward and engage with us. The Council is seeking to engage with providers who can secure or supply temporary and emergency accommodation, as defined by Part VII of the Housing Act 1996, for individuals and households experiencing homelessness. This engagement will help inform a potential future procurement process.

Summary: West Sussex County Council is initiating a planning stage for a procurement process titled "Temporary Accommodation," focusing on the services category with the intent to enhance accommodation options across the county. The Council aims to support the wellbeing of individuals who are homeless and accommodate refugees and migrants. This initiative is in the planning phase, with a market engagement exercise scheduled to run until 31st July 2026. Interested parties are encouraged to express interest by this deadline. The procurement anticipates a contract period starting on 4th January 2027, running until 4th March 2030, and maintains a focus on involving small to medium enterprises (SMEs) and voluntary, community, and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations.

Odour Control & Ventilation - Supply, Maintenance, Spares and Hire

Description: Tender to procure services for the following combined scope of work; Supply, planned and reactive maintenance, of Odour Control Assets. Supply, planned and reactive maintenance, of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning units (HVAC ). Supply and provision of materials, including hire of odour neutralising equipment. Provide environmental odour monitoring and management solutions. Supply and maintenance of H2S Monitoring Condition System.

Summary: The ongoing procurement process led by Southern Water Services Limited focuses on the "Odour Control & Ventilation - Supply, Maintenance, Spares and Hire" project. Classified under the industry of goods, this tender involves significant activities such as the supply and maintenance of odour control and HVAC units, alongside environmental monitoring solutions. Southern Water, headquartered in Worthing, UK, manages this open procurement using a competitive flexible procedure. Key deadlines include a tender submission closing on 10th July 2026, and an award period ending by 14th October 2026. The contract is substantial with a gross value of GBP 46,637,847, commencing on 9th November 2026 and potentially lasting until November 2032, depending on extensions.

Littlehampton Museum Options Appraisal Consultant

Description: The Council requires a consultant to identify and appraise potential options concerning the future of Littlehampton Museum, its governance, funding, collections, and housing to enable the Town Council to plan for the museum's future

Summary: Littlehampton Town Council has initiated an open procurement process for a consultancy service titled "Littlehampton Museum Options Appraisal Consultant". The procurement aims to identify and appraise potential options for the future of the Littlehampton Museum, covering aspects such as governance, funding, collections, and housing. The opportunity operates within the museum services industry category and is located in various regions across the United Kingdom including UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKI, UKJ, and UKK. This procurement is currently in the tender stage, with key dates including an enquiry period ending on 3 August 2026 and a tender period ending on 10 August 2026. The project is valued at £8,400 gross and follows an open procedure, ensuring broad access to potential bidders.