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Managed Detection and Response Tender

Description: The objective of this tender is to select a single supplier to provide a combined Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service covering SWS' Corporate/IT and Operational Technology (OT) environments. SWS is seeking a 24/7/365 MDR service providing continuous monitoring, threat detection, triage, investigation, IT and OT incident response, case management, reporting and assurance evidence. The MDR Service must support SWS in meeting its regulatory and assurance obligations, including CAF, NIS and DWI requirements SWS operates an existing security tooling estate (e.g. Nozomi Networks, Cisco Cyber Vision and CrowdStrike). The MDR Service Provider will be expected to consume and integrate telemetry from these existing SWS tooling sources rather than replace them by default. Where a Tenderer identifies material gaps in the existing tooling estate, they should propose solutions to (read more...)

Summary: Southern Water Services Limited, located in Worthing, United Kingdom, is currently in the tender stage for procuring a supplier to provide Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services. This tender is part of their initiative to enhance their IT and Operational Technology (OT) security infrastructure, ensuring continuous monitoring and threat detection across their systems. With an estimated contract value of £8.5 million for three years, there are options to extend up to two additional years. The procurement process follows an open, competitive flexible procedure dictated by the Procurement Act 2023. Interested parties must submit their responses by 21 September 2026, and the selected supplier will begin services on 1 July 2027.

AWC - RS - Public Space Pressure Washing

Description: Adur and Worthing Councils are seeking an experienced Public Realm cleaning contractor to deliver public space floor and street furniture pressure washing. This will include removal of all general contamination and gum from our public spaces. Typically the council instructs these cleans on an ad hoc basis with an estimated annual spend of PS20,000.00. It is the intent of the councils to award a contract for up to 3 years to a West Sussex based contractor.

Summary: Worthing Borough Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process for their "AWC - RS - Public Space Pressure Washing" contract. This tender focuses on the street-cleaning services industry, specifically for public realm pressure washing within the West Sussex region. The council is looking to contract an experienced local service provider to deliver floor and street furniture cleaning in public spaces. This contract is intended to span up to three years, with an estimated yearly spend of £20,000, totalling £60,000 over the period. Interested parties must express their interest by the 21st August 2026, with the full procurement notice anticipated to be published by 16th November 2026.

Cleaning Services for Tanbridge House School

Description: Cleaning Services for Tanbridge House School 2027

Summary: West Sussex County Council is currently in the tender stage of procuring Cleaning Services for Tanbridge House School, located in the UKJ28 region of the United Kingdom. The procurement is categorised under school cleaning services, with an estimated contract value gross of £1,050,000. The procurement process follows an open procedure, allowing for broad participation. Key dates to note include the tender submission deadline on 16th September 2026, and the anticipated contract start date on 1st January 2027, extending to 31st December 2028, with potential extensions up to 2029. The procurement method is defined as service-oriented, aligning with the public authority's sub-central government classification.

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 is seeking to engage a consultant to perform an options appraisal for the future of Littlehampton Museum. This tender, titled "Littlehampton Museum Options Appraisal Consultant," falls under the industry category of museum services and is targeted towards services. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage and follows an open procedure. Key dates include the enquiry period ending on 3rd August 2026, the tender period closing on 10th August 2026, and the anticipated award decision by 15th September 2026. The project is located across multiple regions within the United Kingdom, and interested parties should direct submissions as per the instructions available on the Littlehampton Town Council’s website.

Single Supplier Framework: Professional services for South Downs National Park Authority Heritage Assets

Description: SDNPA is seeking to appoint a single supplier to a framework to provide the services of an architect, including quantity surveyor and structural engineer services, to support the SDNPA to deliver sympathetic conversions, refurbishments and repairs on historic buildings across its portfolio of owned and rented assets.

Summary: The South Downs National Park Authority, a sub-central government public authority based in the United Kingdom, has initiated a procurement process inviting bids for a single supplier framework to provide professional services related to heritage assets. This tender, titled "Single Supplier Framework: Professional services for South Downs National Park Authority Heritage Assets," falls under the industry category of architectural and engineering services, with specific focuses on architectural, structural engineering, and quantity surveying services. The tender, currently at the 'active' stage and following an open procurement method with below-threshold competition, seeks a qualified provider to assist in the conversion, refurbishment, and repair of historic buildings in the region. Interested suppliers must submit their tenders electronically by 1st September 2026, with the contract period beginning on 21st September 2026 and potentially extending up to 2030.

Legal Services South Downs National Park Authority

Description: The South Downs National Park Authority (SDNPA) is undertaking a review of its external legal services arrangements ahead of the expiry of its current legal services contracts. Our current Legal Services Contracts end on 26 June 2027. The Authority intends to undertake a formal procurement exercise for the provision of external legal services and is seeking to engage with the market to help inform its procurement strategy, contract structure and future service requirements.

Summary: The South Downs National Park Authority is in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Legal Services South Downs National Park Authority". This tender falls under the services industry category, focusing on legal services, with a CPV classification of "79100000". Located in the United Kingdom, the process involves seeking market engagement to review its external legal services ahead of current contract expirations in June 2027. The authority is using this engagement to inform its procurement strategy and future service structuring. Interested parties are encouraged to participate in the engagement process by completing a questionnaire by the deadline of 26th August 2026.

The restoration of thirteen ponds within the Selborne Landscape Partnership and surrounding area

Description: The South Downs National Park Authority is seeking to appoint a supplier to restore thirteen ponds in the Selborne area of Hampshire.

Summary: The South Downs National Park Authority has issued a tender titled "The restoration of thirteen ponds within the Selborne Landscape Partnership and surrounding area," seeking to appoint a supplier for landscaping work in Hampshire. This open procurement process, below the threshold, invites competition for works in the environmental sector classified under landscaping for green areas. The contract, valued at £114,000, will begin on 21st September 2026 and conclude on 1st February 2027. Stakeholders must submit tenders through the In-tend e-tendering portal, with submissions due by 1st September 2026. The procurement stage is currently active, indicating the opportunity for businesses to bid and participate.

AWC - RS - Parking Enforcement Debt Collection

Description: Adur and Worthing Councils are seeking expressions of interest from incumbent or Certificated Enforcement Agency providers whose head office is based in West Sussex to administer its parking enforcement debt collection for unpaid Penalty Charge Notices issued under The Traffic Management Act. It is currently estimated that this has an average annual value of around PS30,000.00 per annum, collection agents would be required to adhere to the British parking association and Financial conduct authority guidance. The contract will be let for a period of up to 4 years with an initial 2 year period followed by up to 2 further years subject to performance and Local government reorganisation. Given the nature of the service required the annual values have no minimum guarantee.

Summary: Worthing Borough Council, in conjunction with Adur District Council, is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process titled "AWC - RS - Parking Enforcement Debt Collection." This process is focused on the services industry, specifically in the collection agency services sector. It targets providers in the West Sussex region, UK, with the procurement method categorised under services and a special concession regime. Key dates include a deadline for expressions of interest by 7th August 2026, with the communication of a future notice expected on 24th August 2026. The contract is set to commence on 1st September 2026, potentially extending up to 2030, based on performance. The project's approximate annual value stands at £30,000, projected to accrue a gross total of £120,000 over its maximum duration.

AWC - RS - Parking Enforcement Debt Collection

Description: Adur and Worthing Councils are seeking expressions of interest from incumbent or Certificated Enforcement Agency providers whose head office is based in West Sussex to administer its parking enforcement debt collection for unpaid Penalty Charge Notices issued under The Traffic Management Act. It is currently estimated that this has an average annual value of around PS30,000.00 per annum, collection agents would be required to adhere to the British parking association and Financial conduct authority guidance. The contract will be let for a period of up to 4 years with an initial 2 year period followed by up to 2 further years subject to performance and Local government reorganisation. Given the nature of the service required the annual values have no minimum guarantee.

Summary: Worthing Borough Council, in conjunction with Adur District Council, is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process titled "AWC - RS - Parking Enforcement Debt Collection." This process is focused on the services industry, specifically in the collection agency services sector. It targets providers in the West Sussex region, UK, with the procurement method categorised under services and a special concession regime. Key dates include a deadline for expressions of interest by 7th August 2026, with the communication of a future notice expected on 24th August 2026. The contract is set to commence on 1st September 2026, potentially extending up to 2030, based on performance. The project's approximate annual value stands at £30,000, projected to accrue a gross total of £120,000 over its maximum duration.

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 is seeking to engage a consultant to perform an options appraisal for the future of Littlehampton Museum. This tender, titled "Littlehampton Museum Options Appraisal Consultant," falls under the industry category of museum services and is targeted towards services. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage and follows an open procedure. Key dates include the enquiry period ending on 3rd August 2026, the tender period closing on 10th August 2026, and the anticipated award decision by 15th September 2026. The project is located across multiple regions within the United Kingdom, and interested parties should direct submissions as per the instructions available on the Littlehampton Town Council’s website.