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MEGRFI/01008 - Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) Vehicle Security Barriers RFI

Description: This is a Request for Information and not currently an opportunity to tender. The Authority is seeking to explore Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) solutions, specifically in the form of Vehicle Security Barriers (VSBs). This includes the potential establishment of a comprehensive through-life support including installations and maintenance contract, anticipated to span approximately 10 years, incorporating provisions for capability upgrades, technology refresh, and asset sustainment. The Authority welcomes input from subject matter experts and relevant suppliers to better understand the level of market interest and capability in delivering a requirement of this nature in the future. This also provides an opportunity for industry to offer feedback, highlight any concerns, and identify potential risks or constraints that may impact delivery. Please see documents attached on this notice.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is currently in the planning stage for a project titled "MEGRFI/01008 - Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) Vehicle Security Barriers RFI". This initiative focuses on the security industry, specifically involving the development of Hostile Vehicle Mitigation solutions like Vehicle Security Barriers. The procurement is not yet in the tender stage; rather, it is a Request for Information (RFI) designed to gauge market interest and capacity for future contracting opportunities. The deadline for engagement is set for 7th July 2026, and the main location for delivery is Portsmouth, England, although it includes multiple regions such as the British Overseas Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, and the rest of the world.

Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) Vehicle Security Barriers

Description: *Notice V2* Updated link 25/06/2026 This is a Request for Information and not currently a tendering opportunity. The Authority is seeking to explore Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) solutions, specifically in the form of Vehicle Security Barriers (VSBs). This includes the potential establishment of a comprehensive through-life support including installations and maintenance contract, anticipated to span approximately 10 years, incorporating provisions for capability upgrades, technology refresh, and asset sustainment. The Authority welcomes input from subject matter experts and relevant suppliers to better understand the level of market interest and capability in delivering a requirement of this nature in the future. This also provides an opportunity for industry to offer feedback, highlight any concerns, and identify potential risks or constraints that may impact delivery.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence, headquartered at Navy Command Headquarters in Portsmouth, is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process aimed at exploring solutions for Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) through Vehicle Security Barriers. This Request for Information (RFI), not yet a formal tender opportunity, is focused on the development of a comprehensive through-life support arrangement, which could include installation, maintenance, capability upgrades, and technology refresh over an anticipated period of approximately ten years. The procurement is above the threshold and aimed at securing goods within the safety and traffic barrier industry category, with key dates including a milestone set for 7th July 2026 for industry engagement, and the notice of future procurement activity on 8th July 2026.

Modular Building Construction

Description: There is a requirement for the replacement of the existing Portacabins with new modular office complex. RIBA4 consultation and delivery of RIBA 5 onwards. Including all Civil, landscaping and MEP works required. This includes small refurbishment works to an existing office. Bidders must have SC Clearance and Cyber Essentials Plus to proceed to Tender stage.

Summary: The tendering process initiated by KBS Maritime Ltd focuses on the construction of a new modular office complex to replace existing Portacabins. This project encompasses civil, landscaping, and MEP works along with small refurbishment tasks for an office, classified under "Modular and portable buildings" in the works category. Located in Portsmouth, with a postal area of PO1 3LS, the procurement employs a selective method under the restricted procedure, currently at the tender stage. Published on 24th June 2026, the submission deadline is set for 21st July 2026, while the contract period stretches from 1st October 2026 to 30th September 2027. The total project value is estimated at £1,000,000.

Preliminary Market Engagement - Commercial & Industrial Development Works, SE Hampshire - Multi-Contractor Framework Agreement

Description: INTRODUCTION Portsmouth City Council ("the Council", "the Developer", the "Authority") is undertaking a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise to inform the future procurement strategy that will be used to establish a multi-contractor framework agreement for the delivery of commercial & industrial development works. The framework agreement will be used to deliver development works within Portsmouth and neighbouring South East Hampshire areas, focusing upon further development of the Council owned Dunsbury Park located within Havant and Lakeside North Harbour located within Cosham. Following completion of this PME exercise, the Council will undertake a formal Procurement Act 23 (PA 23) compliant competitive procurement process to establish the future framework agreement. The Council is targeting to have commenced the formal procurement process on 20th July 2026, to allow for award by (read more...)

Summary: Portsmouth City Council is initiating a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise to inform the development of a procurement strategy for establishing a multi-contractor framework agreement. This framework aims to facilitate commercial and industrial development works within Portsmouth and South East Hampshire, focusing primarily on Dunsbury Park and Lakeside North Harbour. The procurement process is currently in the planning stage and is expected to formally commence on 20th July 2026, with the framework agreement planned to begin on 4th January 2027. The agreement will likely span four years, with potential extensions, and involves a total estimated financial scope of up to £150 million. Key PME activities, including a preliminary market engagement and feedback sessions, are scheduled throughout June and July 2026.

Integrated Domestic Abuse Refuge and Outreach Service for Portsmouth

Description: Portsmouth City Council ('the council') is inviting tenders from suitably qualified suppliers to provide an Integrated Domestic Abuse Refuge and Outreach Service for Portsmouth The Council will act as the lead authority and manage the procurement process on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. This procurement relates to the re-tendering of an existing domestic abuse service delivered within Portsmouth in conjunction with the Hampshire Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC). The new service will deliver two core elements of domestic abuse support: * Refuge Support * Community-Based (Floating) Support Together, these elements will provide a coordinated and trauma-informed response for victims of domestic abuse, their children, and, where appropriate, perpetrators. The main aims of the service are to: (read more...)

Summary: Portsmouth City Council is spearheading the procurement of an Integrated Domestic Abuse Refuge and Outreach Service, with the process currently at the tender stage. This initiative, focused on delivering essential social services, is centred in Portsmouth, a region categorised under UKJ31 in the United Kingdom. The main industry category is social work and related services, with the tender officially announced on 22nd June 2026. Key deadlines include the tender return on 31st July 2026 and the contract award scheduled for 26th October 2026. This open procedure offers a significant service contract valued at £6,480,000, emphasising quality and strategic municipal partnerships.

Southsea Castle Catering and Events Concession Opportunity - Portsmouth 2026

Description: Portsmouth City Council ("the Council") is inviting tenders from suitably qualified and experienced catering and events operators for the delivery of catering and events services at Southsea Castle, under a long term commercial arrangement comprising a combination of rental income and an incentivised revenue share mechanism. The council is using a single stage competitive flexible procedure for the procurement of this contract, which includes conditions of participation and detailed tender proposals to be submitted at the same time. The procurement is structured into two alternative lots which represent different contract term options for the same service requirement: * Lot 1: Initial term of 5 years with the option to extend by up to 5 years * Lot 2: Initial term of 7 years with the option to extend (read more...)

Summary: Portsmouth City Council is inviting tenders for the Southsea Castle Catering and Events Concession Opportunity, focusing on providing comprehensive catering services at a historic venue. This procurement falls under the services category, targeting operators in the hospitality industry, particularly those with capabilities in restaurant, event, and beverage-serving services. Situated in Portsmouth, UK, Southsea Castle serves both as a historic site and a popular event venue attracting over 10,000 visitors monthly. Key dates for the tender include a closing date for proposals on 7th August 2026 and an anticipated contract award by 21st September 2026. The contract is structured into two lots, with options for varying term lengths, allowing flexibility to the operators in aligning with their business models and investment strategies.

Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) Vehicle Security Barriers

Description: This is a Request for Information and not currently a tendering opportunity. The Authority is seeking to explore Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) solutions, specifically in the form of Vehicle Security Barriers (VSBs). This includes the potential establishment of a comprehensive through-life support including installations and maintenance contract, anticipated to span approximately 10 years, incorporating provisions for capability upgrades, technology refresh, and asset sustainment. The Authority welcomes input from subject matter experts and relevant suppliers to better understand the level of market interest and capability in delivering a requirement of this nature in the future. This also provides an opportunity for industry to offer feedback, highlight any concerns, and identify potential risks or constraints that may impact delivery.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence, headquartered at Navy Command Headquarters in Portsmouth, is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process aimed at exploring solutions for Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) through Vehicle Security Barriers. This Request for Information (RFI), not yet a formal tender opportunity, is focused on the development of a comprehensive through-life support arrangement, which could include installation, maintenance, capability upgrades, and technology refresh over an anticipated period of approximately ten years. The procurement is above the threshold and aimed at securing goods within the safety and traffic barrier industry category, with key dates including a milestone set for 7th July 2026 for industry engagement, and the notice of future procurement activity on 8th July 2026.

MEGRFI/01008 - Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) Vehicle Security Barriers RFI

Description: This is a Request for Information and not currently an opportunity to tender. The Authority is seeking to explore Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) solutions, specifically in the form of Vehicle Security Barriers (VSBs). This includes the potential establishment of a comprehensive through-life support including installations and maintenance contract, anticipated to span approximately 10 years, incorporating provisions for capability upgrades, technology refresh, and asset sustainment. The Authority welcomes input from subject matter experts and relevant suppliers to better understand the level of market interest and capability in delivering a requirement of this nature in the future. This also provides an opportunity for industry to offer feedback, highlight any concerns, and identify potential risks or constraints that may impact delivery. Please see documents attached on this notice.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is currently in the planning stage for a project titled "MEGRFI/01008 - Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) Vehicle Security Barriers RFI". This initiative focuses on the security industry, specifically involving the development of Hostile Vehicle Mitigation solutions like Vehicle Security Barriers. The procurement is not yet in the tender stage; rather, it is a Request for Information (RFI) designed to gauge market interest and capacity for future contracting opportunities. The deadline for engagement is set for 7th July 2026, and the main location for delivery is Portsmouth, England, although it includes multiple regions such as the British Overseas Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, and the rest of the world.

ATEX Remedials

Description: Following detailed ATEX inspections, remedial actions are required associated with the DSEAR areas within Portsmouth Naval Base. Actions will need to be undertaken to achieve compliance with the DSEAR regulations and ATEX standards 60079:14 & 60079:17. KBS Maritime are seeking expressions of interest for remedial works to be undertaken based on the results of these inspections. Contractors undertaking these works must be trained in the following CompEx training or equivalent, at a minimum this will include; * CompEx 01-04 Preparation, Installation, Inspection and Maintenance of electrical equipment (Gas and Vapours) * CompEx 05-06 Preparation, Installation, Inspection and Maintenance of electrical equipment (Dusts) * CompEx 12 Design of electrical equipment installations in explosive atmospheres. If you are interested in this opportunity, please express an interest through KBS' tendering portal (read more...)

Summary: KBS Maritime Ltd, the buying organisation, has initiated a procurement process for "ATEX Remedials" focusing on electrical installation work within the Portsmouth Naval Base, classified under CPV codes 45310000 and 45315600. The procurement is in the Tender stage and follows a restricted procedure, providing a selective approach. Businesses interested have until 12:00 on 13th July 2026 to submit their expressions of interest. The contract period will run from 9th November 2026 until 26th February 2027, with the project comprising a minimum value of £150,000 and an estimated value of £200,000.

Integrated Security Systems Supporting Martyn's Law Invacuation, visitor and carpark systems for City of Portsmouth College

Description: City of Portsmouth College (CoPC) is undertaking a procurement for the design, supply, installation, integration and support of integrated security systems across its four campuses. This procurement supports the College's preparedness under the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 (Martyn's Law) and forms part of a wider programme to enhance safeguarding, life safety, and operational resilience across its estate. The requirement encompasses a combination of software and physical infrastructure solutions, delivered in a phased programme, including: Emergency invacuation and notification capability Centralised visitor, staff and student management Controlled vehicle access and car park management Physical access control through card-operated gate systems Solutions must integrate with the College's existing technology estate. The procurement is structured into three lots to enable both specialist and end-to-end suppliers to participate. Lot Overview: (read more...)

Summary: The City of Portsmouth College is currently in the tender phase for a procurement process titled "Integrated Security Systems Supporting Martyn’s Law Invacuation, visitor and carpark systems for City of Portsmouth College." This initiative seeks to enhance the College's security infrastructure, in compliance with the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, through a competitive flexible procedure. The estimated value of the contracts is £195,600 GBP, covering software and physical infrastructure solutions. The procurement comprises three lots: invacuation and visitor management systems, car parking solutions, and physical card access gate systems, with suppliers able to bid on one or multiple lots. The project is set in Cosham, United Kingdom, with a closing date for tender submissions on 13th July 2026, and is primarily focused on the services sector, with additional goods components.