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UBIQUITY FPV Training

Description: Procurement of a scalable, affordable, non-energetic FPV training capability to deliver increased training mass under the RAPSTONE programme. A competitive procurement will be used to test the market and secure value for money, taking account of current technology, supplier capacity and support solutions. Final quantities will be determined through competition, with lessons identified from FPV Tranches 1 and 2 informing the final User Requirement Document. This represents the final planned FPV training tranche under the current UBIQUITY approach and is distinct from the operational Armed FPV capability requirement.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is buying a scalable, affordable training capability based on non-armed first-person-view (FPV) drones. The equipment is intended to increase training capacity under the RAPSTONE programme, with associated support included in the requirement. The buyer plans to use a competitive procurement to test the market and secure value for money, taking account of current technology, suppliers’ capacity and support solutions. Final quantities will be set through the competition, informed by lessons from earlier FPV tranches and development of the final user requirement. This is the final planned FPV training tranche under the current UBIQUITY approach, and is separate from the operational armed FPV capability requirement. Delivery is for the United Kingdom.

UBIQUITY FPV Training

Description: Procurement of a scalable, affordable, non-energetic FPV training capability to deliver increased training mass under the RAPSTONE programme. A competitive procurement will be used to test the market and secure value for money, taking account of current technology, supplier capacity and support solutions. Final quantities will be determined through competition, with lessons identified from FPV Tranches 1 and 2 informing the final User Requirement Document. This represents the final planned FPV training tranche under the current UBIQUITY approach and is distinct from the operational Armed FPV capability requirement.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is buying a scalable, affordable training capability based on non-armed first-person-view (FPV) drones. The equipment is intended to increase training capacity under the RAPSTONE programme, with associated support included in the requirement. The buyer plans to use a competitive procurement to test the market and secure value for money, taking account of current technology, suppliers’ capacity and support solutions. Final quantities will be set through the competition, informed by lessons from earlier FPV tranches and development of the final user requirement. This is the final planned FPV training tranche under the current UBIQUITY approach, and is separate from the operational armed FPV capability requirement. Delivery is for the United Kingdom.

Waste Collection and Disposal Services (General, Recycling, Glass and Food Waste)

Description: Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is seeking to appoint a single provider to deliver a waste management service for the collection, transportation, recycling, treatment and disposal of General (Domestic) Waste, Dry Mixed Recycling (DMR), Food Waste and Glass Waste. If you are interested in submitting a response against this requirement, please register against Project_5623 and ITT_4690 via the NHS Commercial Solutions Bravo e-Tendering Portal to access the full tender documentation: https://commercialsolutions.bravosolution.co.uk All tender submissions must be submitted electronically through the Bravo portal no later than 12:00 noon on 12 November 2026.

Summary: Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is seeking one provider to manage collection, transport, recycling, treatment and disposal of general domestic waste, dry mixed recycling, food waste and glass waste. This is a waste collection and disposal service (CPV 90500000). The service is for the Trust’s estate in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, within the wider South East England area. The requirement combines several waste streams under a single service, so it is relevant to waste management operators able to handle both residual waste and recycling, including food and glass.

UBIQUITY FPV Training

Description: Procurement of a scalable, affordable, non-energetic FPV training capability to deliver increased training mass under the RAPSTONE programme. A competitive procurement will be used to test the market and secure value for money, taking account of current technology, supplier capacity and support solutions. Final quantities will be determined through competition, with lessons identified from FPV Tranches 1 and 2 informing the final User Requirement Document. This represents the final planned FPV training tranche under the current UBIQUITY approach and is distinct from the operational Armed FPV capability requirement.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is buying a scalable, affordable training capability based on non-armed first-person-view (FPV) drones. The equipment is intended to increase training capacity under the RAPSTONE programme, with associated support included in the requirement. The buyer plans to use a competitive procurement to test the market and secure value for money, taking account of current technology, suppliers’ capacity and support solutions. Final quantities will be set through the competition, informed by lessons from earlier FPV tranches and development of the final user requirement. This is the final planned FPV training tranche under the current UBIQUITY approach, and is separate from the operational armed FPV capability requirement. Delivery is for the United Kingdom.

715935471 - UK4 - Tender Notice

Description: AFC Harrogate Asset Condition Survey

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is seeking a building surveying service to carry out an asset condition survey at AFC Harrogate. The work is classified as building surveying and relates to a single requirement. The named site is Harrogate; the delivery location is described as the United Kingdom. The survey is intended to assess the condition of the assets at AFC Harrogate, as indicated by the procurement title. This is a services contract for the Ministry of Defence, a central government department.

Trunk Road Litter Picking

Description: Annual litter picking of the verges, laybys and slip roads of the Highways Agency's trunk roads within the Borough of Test Valley area, with optional ad-hoc related activities that may or may not be required on occasion.

Summary: Test Valley Borough Council is buying annual litter-picking services for the verges, laybys and slip roads of trunk roads managed by the Highways Agency within the Borough of Test Valley. The work is litter collection, with related activities potentially required on an occasional, ad-hoc basis. These may include additional litter picking, fly-tip removal and associated traffic management. The delivery area is Test Valley, Hampshire. The requirement is a single service contract covering the borough’s trunk-road network, rather than separate geographically defined lots.

Fire Safety and Security Systems Servicing and Reactive Maintenance

Description: Scope of Contract: Fire Safety and Security Systems Maintenance The proposed contract is for the planned preventative maintenance, statutory inspection, servicing, testing, certification, reactive repair, emergency response and minor works associated with Fire Safety and Security Systems installed throughout the property estate owned, occupied or managed by Test Valley Borough Council. The contract term will be three (3) years, with the option to extend for up to an additional three (3) further years, subject to satisfactory performance and budget availability. The appointed Contractor shall deliver a comprehensive servicing, inspection and maintenance programme throughout the contract term to ensure that all Fire Safety and Security Systems remain safe, effective, operational and compliant with statutory obligations, relevant British Standards, industry best practice and manufacturers' recommendations.

Summary: Test Valley Borough Council is seeking a contractor to maintain the fire safety and security systems across its property estate in Andover and elsewhere in the borough. The work covers planned preventative maintenance, statutory inspections, servicing, testing and certification, as well as reactive repairs, emergency response and minor works. Systems must remain safe, operational and compliant with statutory duties, relevant British Standards, industry practice and manufacturers’ recommendations. The requirement includes fire alarms and other alarm systems, alongside associated installation work. The contractor will work across properties owned, occupied or managed by the council, rather than at a single named site.

Design and Installation of Water Break Tanks

Description: The works comprise of: 1. Suitably design the supply and installation of 1NR Water Break Tank per site (2 Sites). 2. Installation of 1NR Water Break Tank per site (2 Sites).

Summary: Test Valley Borough Council is procuring the design, supply and installation of one water break tank at each of two sites. The requirement covers both the tank design and the installation works. The council is based in Andover; the work is for two delivery sites in the United Kingdom.

Contract for the Provision of Digital Marketing Tourism & Economic Development Services

Description: Petersfield Town Council is tendering for an experienced contractor to deliver a digital marketing programme to boost tourism and support economic prosperity in the town. The following marketing objectives have been set for delivery under this contract: * Increasing the awareness of what makes Petersfield a desirable visitor destination, so that local businesses can benefit from the visitor economy. * Increasing footfall from a wider geographic base to help develop economic growth in the town. * Capitalising on local knowledge and understanding the key audience markets in order to develop effective campaigns. * Communicating the town's best features - quality, independent retailers, the market, its history, interesting buildings and open spaces. * Developing quality, regular and consistent marketing communications, to include innovating to maintain reach, using new approaches (read more...)

Summary: Petersfield Town Council is seeking digital marketing services to promote tourism and support economic development in Petersfield. The work is intended to raise awareness of the town as a visitor destination, increase visits and footfall, and help local businesses benefit from visitor spending. Campaigns should showcase independent retailers, the market, history, notable buildings, open spaces, local attractions, events, culture and heritage. The main audience is day visitors from outside the town, while the programme should also maintain and grow local custom. The service includes regular, consistent marketing communications, recognisable branding and fresh approaches to sustaining audience reach. Work is for Petersfield, Hampshire, and includes keeping content current on the Visit Petersfield website. This is a marketing and advertising services opportunity (CPV 79340000).

Security Systems Planned Maintenance, Repair, Remote alarm monitoring

Description: Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is looking to appoint a single provider who can provide planned preventative maintenance, Reactive call out services for Security Systems. If you are interested in submitting a response against this requirement, please register against Project_ 5610 and itt_4691 on the NHS Commercial Solutions Bravo E-tendering portal to access the full tender documentation. https://commercialsolutions.bravosolution.co.uk You will need to submit your tender via the Bravo portal no later than 12:00Hrs on 4th November 2026

Summary: Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is seeking one provider to maintain and repair its security systems. The service covers planned preventative maintenance, reactive call-outs and remote alarm monitoring, together with day-to-day support. The work is security equipment repair and maintenance services (CPV 50610000) for the Trust in the United Kingdom. This is a service contract rather than a supply of equipment or a construction project. Suppliers should be able to support security systems across the Trust’s service locations and deliver both scheduled maintenance and responsive fault support.