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CHAIN SUPPLY NOTICE - Rewiring of Building Projects

Description: We are seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced contractors for the rewiring of historic buildings on Portsmouth Naval base. Those that meet the criteria of this initial phase will be invited to participate in a final competition. Deadlines for expressions of interest are the 16th April. Any expressions received after this date will not be accepted Additional information: If you are interested in this opportunity, please go to the EU Supply portal detailed below to express interest. Any expression of interest that does not include the returned documentation will be rejected. KBS publish opportunities via the EU Supply Platform. As a supplier, you will need to have a registered account on EU Supply to be able to access opportunities, download documents and submit responses to (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is initiating a public procurement process for the rewiring of historic buildings at the Portsmouth Naval Base, titled "CHAIN SUPPLY NOTICE - Rewiring of Building Projects." This opportunity falls under the industry category of electrical wiring work (CPV code 45311100) and is currently in the planning stage. The procurement process is targeted at the South East region of the United Kingdom, specifically Portsmouth (postal code: PO1 3LS). Businesses must express their interest by the 16th of April. The procurement process has been designed to encourage participation from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), while the contract period is projected to run from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2027.

Building Safety Higher Risk Buildings Works - Framework Agreement

Description: Portsmouth City Council ('the council') is inviting tenders from suitably qualified suppliers for inclusion onto a multi contractor framework that will be used to provide building safety projects for several higher risk residential buildings and a mix of medium to low rise residential buildings within the Portsmouth area. TIERING The framework will consist of up to 6 contractors. This will include a 'Primary Tier' of up to 4 contractors and a 'Secondary Tier' of up to 2 contractors to provide contingency. Should less than 6 compliant tenders be received, then the council reserves the right to establish the framework with a lower number of contractors or tiers. DURATION The Council is aiming to have established the framework by September 2026. Once in place the framework will run for (read more...)

Summary: Portsmouth City Council is inviting tenders for a Building Safety Higher Risk Buildings Works Framework Agreement, focusing on building safety projects for higher risk residential buildings in Portsmouth. The framework, which is in the tender stage, is estimated to have a value between £60m - £120m over a potential span of six years. The procurement process employs a Competitive Flexible Procedure with the intent to establish this framework by September 2026, initiating operations in October 2026. Tenders are expected to be submitted by the 17th of July 2026. Companies interested in participating should note that site visits are scheduled from 15th June to 10th July, and the tender encompasses work locations within the Portsmouth, Gosport, and surrounding regions, classified primarily under construction and building maintenance services.

Building Occupancy Sensors- Pre Market Engagement

Description: The University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation ("the University") is seeking views from experienced suppliers on its proposal to appoint a sensor technology implementation partner to deliver a scalable smart building platform capable of monitoring occupancy, utilisation and wider environmental and operational data across the estate, with the flexibility to support future smart campus applications and system integrations. This pre-market engagement is being run to understand current market capability, to test different delivery and procurement approaches, and to refine the scope before any formal Invitation to Tender (ITT) is issued. No supplier advantage will arise from taking part. In the Pre Market Engagement Document in Section 6 it includes a short questionnaire which invites comment on technical capability, approach, phasing and commercial structure. Through this engagement the University (read more...)

Summary: The University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation is embarking on a procurement process to engage a sensor technology implementation partner for a scalable smart building platform. This project aims to enhance monitoring of occupancy, utilisation, and a wide spectrum of environmental and operational data across the university's estate. The procurement is currently in the planning stage with a pre-market engagement exercise. Key dates include a deadline for the return of the questionnaire on 23rd June 2026, and the engagement period concluding on 30th June 2026. The procurement categories include building services and monitoring and control services, with an indicative budget between £500,000 and £750,000. The platform will support the university's future smart campus applications, and the procurement process is expected to refine approaches before a formal Invitation to Tender is issued.

Building Occupancy Sensors- Pre Market Engagement

Description: The University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation ("the University") is seeking views from experienced suppliers on its proposal to appoint a sensor technology implementation partner to deliver a scalable smart building platform capable of monitoring occupancy, utilisation and wider environmental and operational data across the estate, with the flexibility to support future smart campus applications and system integrations. This pre-market engagement is being run to understand current market capability, to test different delivery and procurement approaches, and to refine the scope before any formal Invitation to Tender (ITT) is issued. No supplier advantage will arise from taking part. In the Pre Market Engagement Document in Section 6 it includes a short questionnaire which invites comment on technical capability, approach, phasing and commercial structure. Through this engagement the University (read more...)

Summary: The University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation is embarking on a procurement process to engage a sensor technology implementation partner for a scalable smart building platform. This project aims to enhance monitoring of occupancy, utilisation, and a wide spectrum of environmental and operational data across the university's estate. The procurement is currently in the planning stage with a pre-market engagement exercise. Key dates include a deadline for the return of the questionnaire on 23rd June 2026, and the engagement period concluding on 30th June 2026. The procurement categories include building services and monitoring and control services, with an indicative budget between £500,000 and £750,000. The platform will support the university's future smart campus applications, and the procurement process is expected to refine approaches before a formal Invitation to Tender is issued.

Rotary Frequency Converter

Description: We require a rotating machine manufacturer to design, build and install a 5MVA 11kV 50Hz to 6.6kV 60Hz Rotary Frequency Convertor. Both machines shall be synchronous with a mechanical coupling joining the 10-pole motor to the 12-pole generator. There is a requirement to be able to physically rotate the generator stator to enable manipulation of the phase and load angle via racking motor or actuator. The machine should come complete with a starting reactor and contactor connected to the neutral point of the motor, to limit the inrush current on startup to approximately 400A. Control of the machine starting reactor and racking equipment shall be by an external control system, which shall not form part of the machine scope of supply.

Summary: The contracting authority, KBS Maritime Ltd, based in Portsmouth, is inviting tenders for the design, construction, and installation of a 5MVA Rotary Frequency Converter. This procurement falls under the industry category of electric rotary converters and related frequency converters, classified by CPV codes 31121111 and 32552420, respectively. The procurement method is selective, employing a restricted procedure. This tender is currently in the active tender stage, with crucial deadlines set, including a closing date for tender submissions on 10th July 2026. The chosen supplier will commence work on this £2,000,000 contract starting 11th July 2026, with completion by 31st July 2027. The project is open to suppliers in a range of locations, including the British Overseas Territories, the Channel Islands, Europe, the Isle of Man, the United Kingdom, and other global regions.

Building Rewire Projects

Description: This tender is for the rewire of buildings within Portsmouth Naval Base. Interested suppliers must have experience of large scale building rewires and be able to demonstrate 3 examples in order to progress to the next stage of the tender process.

Summary: KBS Maritime Ltd is seeking qualified suppliers for "Building Rewire Projects" at Portsmouth Naval Base, with a focus on comprehensive electrical installation work. The tender process is currently active under a selective procurement method known as a restricted procedure. Interested parties must submit their applications by 6th July 2026 at 3:00 PM BST. The contract is valued at £1,000,000 and will extend from 1st September 2026 to 8th July 2027. The opportunity is classified under the CPV codes for Electrical installation work, including wiring and fitting. This procurement is primarily related to 'works' and targets a broad geographical scope including the United Kingdom and several international territories.

60Hz Transformer Purchase

Description: This is for the purchase of 60 Hz Transformers for Portsmouth Naval Base.

Summary: The procurement process, initiated by KBS Maritime Ltd, involves the purchase of 60Hz Transformers required for the Portsmouth Naval Base. This tender is currently in the 'Tender' stage, with a publication date of 4th June 2026. The procurement falls under the industry category for Transformers (CPV code: 31170000). Interested parties must submit their tenders by 30th June 2026. The procurement method is selective, utilising a restricted procedure, and the contract period is from 1st July 2026 to 2nd July 2026. The procurement is valued at £250,000 and will require delivery to various locations including the United Kingdom, British Overseas Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, and Rest of the World.

Sports Physiotherapy Services

Description: The University of Portsmouth has a requirement for delivery of an integrated physiotherapy service supporting university sport and wellbeing at the University. The purpose of this contract is to provide a high-quality physiotherapy service that supports: * Student-athlete health, wellbeing and performance * Injury prevention, rehabilitation and return-to-play * A holistic, relationship-led approach to care. The service must operate in a way that recognises the unique demands of university support including academic pressures, dual career commitments and student wellbeing needs.

Summary: The University of Portsmouth, a sub-central government public authority, is currently active in the tender stage for procuring "Sports Physiotherapy Services." This open competition aims to support the university's sport and wellbeing initiatives. The primary focus is on student-athlete health and wellbeing, including injury prevention and rehabilitation. The location for service delivery spans various regions across the United Kingdom, from UKC through to UKK. Interested parties must express interest and submit their proposals by 6th July 2026, with the inquiry period closing on 22nd June 2026. The contract value is estimated at £285,000 gross, and the services are set to commence on 2nd September 2026, under a three-year contract potentially extendable by two additional twelve-month periods.

Repairs and Maintenance Term Service Contract

Description: INTRODUCTION Rushmoor Borough Council ('the Council') is inviting tenders from suitably experienced suppliers for delivery of a repairs & maintenance term service contract for requirements related to its property portfolio. PROPERTY PORTFOLIO The contract will cover the entirety of the Council's jurisdictional geographical area, which covers Aldershot, Farnborough and some surrounding areas. The commercial assets which the contract will service include for a theatre, council offices, pavilions, public conveniences, sports facilities plus several other building types. The Council currently owns 140 properties which range from retail units, sports pavilions, public toilets, community centres, industrial units, leisure centres, cemeteries, Crematoria and offices. However, many of the properties have full repairing leases with tenants. There are only 32 properties that the Council regularly maintains (see appendix B Rushmoor Property List (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Rushmoor Borough Council seeks tenders under an open procedure for a Repairs and Maintenance Term Service Contract, encompassing service works in the geographical regions of Aldershot and Farnborough, along with surrounding areas under Rushmoor Borough jurisdiction in the United Kingdom. The council is working with Portsmouth City Council as the leading procuring entity. The procurement concerns the provision of maintenance services across 140 properties including various public buildings, with essential repair costs typically capped at £10,000. The estimated annual value of the contract is approximately £400,000, with a potential for expansion depending on property portfolio changes. Important dates involve the tender period ending on 13th July 2026, with contract commencement set for 1st October 2026, following the contract award on 17th August 2026. This contract follows the JCT Measured Term Contract 2024, encompassing same-day urgent repair facilities and capital project works between £10,000 and £100,000.

Repairs and Maintenance Term Service Contract

Description: INTRODUCTION Rushmoor Borough Council ('the Council') is inviting tenders from suitably experienced suppliers for delivery of a repairs & maintenance term service contract for requirements related to its property portfolio. PROPERTY PORTFOLIO The contract will cover the entirety of the Council's jurisdictional geographical area, which covers Aldershot, Farnborough and some surrounding areas. The commercial assets which the contract will service include for a theatre, council offices, pavilions, public conveniences, sports facilities plus several other building types. The Council currently owns 140 properties which range from retail units, sports pavilions, public toilets, community centres, industrial units, leisure centres, cemeteries, Crematoria and offices. However, many of the properties have full repairing leases with tenants. There are only 32 properties that the Council regularly maintains (see appendix B Rushmoor Property List (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Rushmoor Borough Council seeks tenders under an open procedure for a Repairs and Maintenance Term Service Contract, encompassing service works in the geographical regions of Aldershot and Farnborough, along with surrounding areas under Rushmoor Borough jurisdiction in the United Kingdom. The council is working with Portsmouth City Council as the leading procuring entity. The procurement concerns the provision of maintenance services across 140 properties including various public buildings, with essential repair costs typically capped at £10,000. The estimated annual value of the contract is approximately £400,000, with a potential for expansion depending on property portfolio changes. Important dates involve the tender period ending on 13th July 2026, with contract commencement set for 1st October 2026, following the contract award on 17th August 2026. This contract follows the JCT Measured Term Contract 2024, encompassing same-day urgent repair facilities and capital project works between £10,000 and £100,000.