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Provision of Non - Medical Help Services

Description: In the 2024/25 academic year, more than 5,700 students at the University of Portsmouth reported a disability, health condition, learning difference or identified as neurodivergent. In line with wider sector trends, this number has increased significantly over the past five years. The University is committed to ensuring that these students have timely, reliable access to appropriate support, regardless of whether they are eligible for the Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA).Demand for non-medical help provision has grown in line with the disabled student population. To meet this demand, the university is seeking a Department for Education registered provider with the capacity, expertise and flexibility to deliver all four bands of non-medical help provision as defined in national DSA guidance . This contract will enable the University to maintain high standards (read more...)

Summary: The University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for the Provision of Non-Medical Help Services. Aimed at enhancing support for students with disabilities or learning differences, this initiative aligns with sector trends and statutory obligations under the Equality Act 2010. The procurement, classified under Adult-Education Services at University Level, takes place in Portsmouth, United Kingdom, with submissions closing on 26th May 2026 and enquiries ending on 14th May 2026. The open competition method invites registrants on the University's In-Tend webpage to express interest and access submission documentation. The contract period spans from 1st July 2026 to 30th June 2029, with a potential 12-month extension.

Tices Meadow Balcony Works (Phase 1)

Description: Remedial and repair work at Tices Meadow, Aldershot. Works to the balconies include the application of new waterproofing finish, redecoration of railings and handrails, renewal of rainwater goods and balcony soffits.

Summary: VIVID Housing Ltd is seeking to carry out remedial and repair work at Tices Meadow, Aldershot, including renovations to the balconies as specified in the tender titled "Tices Meadow Balcony Works (Phase 1)." This procurement falls under the category of construction works, with the focus on special trade construction and refurbishment work. Interested parties can engage through an open competition procurement method that is below threshold, as coordinated by VIVID Housing Ltd, a sub-central government public authority based in Portsmouth, United Kingdom. Critical dates include an enquiry period ending on 27th May 2026 and a tender period closing on 3rd June 2026, with works scheduled to start on 10th August 2026 and projected to end by 8th February 2027.

Repair, Maintenance and Servicing of Laundry Equipment-UK4

Description: This ITT is for the provision of Repairs, Maintenance and Servicing of Domestic Laundry Equipment, to include the following: To investigate, diagnose and repair up to approximately 150 domestic pieces of laundry equipment situated within HMS Excellent and up to approximately 450 pieces situated within HMS Collingwood. To provide advice on the viability and cost-effectiveness of repairing defective washing machines and tumble dryers. To connect and disconnect domestic laundry equipment, where required, to existing plumbing (tap and drain). Call outs will be required as and when a nominal amount of machines require attention.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence, located in Portsmouth, United Kingdom, is seeking services under the procurement title "Repair, Maintenance and Servicing of Laundry Equipment-UK4." This tender falls under the category of repair and maintenance services for electrical machinery and apparatus. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage with an open competition method. Business users should note that the deadline for submitting tenders is 7th May 2026 at 10:00 BST, while the enquiry period closes on 30th April 2026. The contract, valued at £75,000 excluding VAT, will commence on 14th May 2026 and end on 31st March 2029, covering different domestic laundry equipment situated within HMS Excellent and HMS Collingwood.

Repair, Maintenance and Servicing of Laundry Equipment-UK4

Description: Repair, maintenance and servicing of laundry equipment for a three year period.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence, located in Portsmouth, United Kingdom, is seeking services under the procurement title "Repair, Maintenance and Servicing of Laundry Equipment-UK4." This tender falls under the category of repair and maintenance services for electrical machinery and apparatus. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage with an open competition method. Business users should note that the deadline for submitting tenders is 7th May 2026 at 10:00 BST, while the enquiry period closes on 30th April 2026. The contract, valued at £75,000 excluding VAT, will commence on 14th May 2026 and end on 31st March 2029, covering different domestic laundry equipment situated within HMS Excellent and HMS Collingwood.

Occupational Health Services

Description: The University of Portsmouth is undertaking pre-market engagement to seek views from experienced suppliers on a proposal to combine its existing Student and Staff Occupational Health contracts into a single, integrated supplier-delivered service. The University has around 28,000 students and employs around 3,500 staff. This engagement aims to explore the feasibility of this approach, including service delivery models, commercial considerations, and potential benefits for both staff and students. The proposed service would provide a comprehensive occupational health offering for both staff and students, including: - The delivery of occupational health clearance for students, in line with current course-specific occupational health guidance, to support their eligibility to undertake mandatory placement activities. - The provision of occupational health assessments, health surveillance, and vaccination services for staff, aligned with statutory and (read more...)

Summary: The University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for Occupational Health Services, with the focus on combining existing Student and Staff Occupational Health contracts into a single, integrated service. This process is tagged under the industry category of miscellaneous health services and operates in several regions across the United Kingdom. The procurement exercise began with a preliminary market engagement, scheduled to culminate on 22 May 2026. The process seeks expressions of interest and views from suppliers regarding the integrated service delivery model. The total estimated value for this procurement stands at £1.8 million gross. Interested parties must submit their completed questionnaire and any supporting documents electronically via the InTend eSourcing Portal.

Spinnaker Tower Operator

Description: Portsmouth City Council - the 'Council - will shortly be inviting tenders from suitably qualified and experienced operators for the operation of the Spinnaker Tower - the 'Tower' - on a long term mutually incentivised partnership basis. The Tower The Spinnaker Tower is located on the waterfront within Gunwharf Quays shopping centre and is a prominent landmark offering views of the city, the Solent and the Isle of Wight. It is visible to the nine million passengers who sail and cruise through Portsmouth Harbour each year as well as the eight million visitors to Gunwharf Quays which offers outlet designer shopping. The Tower is Portsmouth's most prominent landmark, 170m in height with 3 upper viewing platforms at 100, 105 and 110 metres providing views of Portsmouth Harbour and (read more...)

Summary: Portsmouth City Council is currently inviting tenders for the operation of the Spinnaker Tower, a prominent landmark located within Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth, UK. The procurement process follows a competitive flexible procedure aimed at securing a suitable operator for a 25-year concession contract under the UK's Public Procurement and Procurement Regulations. The tender is currently active, with key dates including a submission deadline of 15th May 2026 and a confirmation of award targeted for 7th August 2026. The service commencement is scheduled for 11th October 2026. This initiative falls under the industry category of recreational, cultural and sporting services, and the procurement method is designed to accommodate multiple stages, including pre-tender dialogue and post-tender negotiations.

Cost & Capability of Low-Cost Remotely Operated Uncrewed Aerial Vehicle

Description: The Royal Navy is keen to understand the industry options available for low cost fixed wing Class II UAS to be used as a mobile target in various Naval exercises. Acknowledging the global proliferation of these systems, the goal is to assess the specifications of low-cost options, to further expedite Royal Navy trials and experimentation.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence, located in Portsmouth, UK, is initiating a procurement process focused on the Cost & Capability of Low-Cost Remotely Operated Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles. This procurement, categorised under the goods industry and dealing specifically with unmanned aerial vehicles (CPV: 35613000), is currently at the planning stage. Interested parties should note the milestone due date for market engagement, which is scheduled for the 5th of May, 2026. The opportunities presented are part of the Royal Navy's ambition to explore industry options for low-cost fixed-wing Class II UAS systems as mobile targets in naval exercises, supported by the legal basis of the UK's 2023 legislation.

Cost & Capability of Low-Cost Remotely Operated Uncrewed Aerial Vehicle

Description: The Royal Navy is keen to understand the industry options available for low cost fixed wing Class II UAS to be used as a mobile target in various Naval exercises. Acknowledging the global proliferation of these systems, the goal is to assess the specifications of low-cost options, to further expedite Royal Navy trials and experimentation.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for exploring the cost and capability of low-cost remotely operated uncrewed aerial vehicles, classified under the "Unmanned combat aerial vehicles" industry category. This initiative aims to assess fixed-wing Class II UAS for use as mobile targets during various Naval exercises. The procurement is being conducted in the South East region of the United Kingdom, specifically in Portsmouth, England (postal code PO2 8BY). The engagement end date is set for 5th May 2026. This tender is part of the early market engagement process and aims to gather insights from the industry options available for these uncrewed systems.

Semi-Permanent Accommodation Solutions

Description: The Royal Navy (RN) is interested in scoping industry options for semi-permanent (minimum 10 year lifetime) accommodation solutions. The RN is keen to understand if any industry providers could offer accommodation for 70 individuals, featuring single occupancy housing in a pre-fabricated building, containerised 'pod' solutions, or other novel options. Solution should be fitted with the necessary plumbing for running water, toilet & shower. Alternative solutions of communal areas will be considered. Solution would be facilitated at MoD Range in the Outer Hebrides, and thus must be robust enough to survive year round conditions. Solution must be capable of being heated- ideally via electricity although other alternatives would be considered. Options for transport to Outer Hebrides to support ongoing RN activity, as well as installation at Hebridean site.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for semi-permanent accommodation solutions, with a focus on prefabricated units and multi-dwelling buildings construction work. This tender, titled "Semi-Permanent Accommodation Solutions", is aimed at selecting industry providers capable of delivering robust accommodation for 70 individuals at the MoD Range in the Outer Hebrides. Due to environmental conditions, the solution must be durable and heated, preferably through electricity, with installation and transportation solutions included. The market engagement notice was published on 20th April 2026, and a future notice is expected by 21st April 2026.

Semi-Permanent Accommodation Solutions

Description: The Royal Navy (RN) is interested in scoping industry options for semi-permanent (minimum 10 year lifetime) accommodation solutions. The RN is keen to understand if any industry providers could offer accommodation for 70 individuals, featuring single occupancy housing in a pre-fabricated building, containerised 'pod' solutions, or other novel options. Solution should be fitted with the necessary plumbing for running water, toilet & shower. Alternative solutions of communal areas will be considered. Solution would be facilitated at MoD Range in the Outer Hebrides, and thus must be robust enough to survive year round conditions. Solution must be capable of being heated- ideally via electricity although other alternatives would be considered. Options for transport to Outer Hebrides to support ongoing RN activity, as well as installation at Hebridean site.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is seeking industry engagement for the provision of semi-permanent accommodation solutions for the Royal Navy at the MoD Range in the Outer Hebrides. This procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with an engagement end date set for 18th May 2026. The tender is classified under the industry category of modular and portable buildings, and it seeks robust accommodation solutions that can withstand year-round conditions in the specified location. Suppliers will need to provide accommodation for 70 individuals with necessary amenities, which must be heatable and suitable for transport and assembly at the Hebridean site.