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Outsourced Radiology Reporting Services with Operational BI Tool Access

Description: East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust, supported by 2gether Support Solutions Limited, commenced a Most Suitable Provider Process under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 for the provision of outsourced radiology reporting services with operational business intelligence tool access.

The proposed service included routine, urgent and out-of-hours radiology reporting, subspecialist reporting across relevant imaging modalities, and access to operational business intelligence functionality.

Following completion of its assessment and subsequent review of its future service requirements, the Trust has decided not to award a contract through the Most Suitable Provider Process. The provider selection process has therefore been abandoned.

The Trust intends to undertake a separate Competitive Process under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. Any future opportunity will be advertised separately through the applicable (read more...)

Summary: East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust sought outsourced radiology reporting services, supported by 2gether Support Solutions Limited. The requirement covered routine, urgent and out-of-hours reporting, subspecialist reporting across relevant imaging modalities, and access to an operational business intelligence tool. This is a healthcare medical analysis service, classified under CPV 85148000. The work was intended to support the Trust’s radiology service in East Kent, with the buying organisation based at Kent and Canterbury Hospital in Canterbury. The service was to be procured through the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, rather than under the Procurement Act 2023. The intended provider would deliver reporting capability alongside operational data and performance information for the Trust.

IT Infrastructure Framework

Description: Dover Harbour Board intend to establish an IT Infrastructure Framework centred around 4 Lots: 1. Access Control 2. CCTV 3. Data Cabling & Infrastructure 4. Radio Infrastructure

Summary: Dover Harbour Board is procuring an IT infrastructure framework for works supporting its harbour operations. The requirement is divided into four specialist areas: data cabling and infrastructure; CCTV infrastructure; radio infrastructure; and access-control infrastructure. Data cabling covers fibre optic, CAT6a and signalling cabling, including supply, installation, repairs, testing and maintenance. CCTV covers cabling and associated hardware, including interfaces with FLIR/DVTEL IP CCTV, automatic number plate recognition and standalone digital systems. Radio infrastructure covers trunked radio, radar, navigational equipment and meteorological sensors, including installation, commissioning, maintenance and repair. Access control covers low-voltage cabling, readers, door-release devices, emergency break-glass units and associated interfaces. Delivery is associated with Dover Harbour Board’s operations in the Dover area.

Port of Dover - OPTICS Software

Description: The Scope of this contract will cover implementation of expansion to the OPTICS software solution to cover: * Berths * Ferry Operator data exchange * Check-in * UTP and inbound exit * OBC This will encompass development of data integration with the ANPR middleware server (GDS Server), development of business rules and logic to interpret the live traffic data, creation of new dashboards and APIs. Delivery will include testing, project documentation and training.

Summary: Dover Harbour Board is seeking software development and IT consultancy services for an expansion of the Port of Dover’s OPTICS software. The work covers berth operations, ferry operator data exchange, check-in, UTP and inbound exit processes, and OBC functions. The supplier will integrate OPTICS with the ANPR middleware environment using the GDS Server, develop business rules and logic to interpret live traffic data, and create new dashboards and APIs. Delivery also includes software testing, project documentation and user training. This is an industry-specific transport and port technology requirement, suited to suppliers working in operational software, traffic or transport data systems, systems integration, and bespoke application development. The buying organisation is Dover Harbour Board, with the requirement centred on the Port of Dover in Dover.

Port of Dover - Customer Experience Consultant Framework

Description: The Port wishes to procure Customer Experience Consultancy Framework to support the IGNITE programme.

Summary: Dover Harbour Board is seeking customer experience consultancy services for the Port of Dover’s IGNITE programme. The requirement covers research and development consultancy, customer service and customer-care work, customer surveys and customer satisfaction surveys, together with related business and management consultancy. The appointed suppliers will support the port’s customer experience objectives through consultancy and research activities. This is a services opportunity for firms specialising in customer insight, service improvement, customer research, satisfaction measurement and management consultancy. Work is associated with the Port of Dover in Dover, so suppliers should be able to deliver consultancy for a major port operation and engage with its customer-facing activities.

Provision of Communal Cleaning in the Dover District Area

Description: Dover District Council wishes wishes to select and appoint a suitable provider for communal cleaning in residential properties across the Dover district area. The Contract is anticipated to commence 1st January 2027 and will continue for a period of three years and may be extended for a further two periods of 12 months subject to the satisfactory performance of the Contract by the Contractor and at the Council's entire discretion. Expressions of interest will only be accepted via the Kent Business Portal. The completed ITT response is to be submitted electronically via the Kent Business Portal by no later than 12:00 hours on 14th September 2026. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Kent Business Portal portal at: https://www.kentbusinessportal.org.uk/tenders/UK-Dover:-Cleaning-services./63HHZV62YW To respond to this opportunity, please click (read more...)

Summary: Dover District Council is seeking a provider for communal cleaning in residential properties across the Dover district area. The requirement is for cleaning services, including building-cleaning services, delivered throughout the Dover district in Kent. The council is the public-sector buyer and intends to appoint a suitable contractor to provide the service across the district rather than for a single named property. The work concerns ongoing communal-area cleaning within residential accommodation. This is a services procurement for a district-wide housing-related cleaning operation, making it relevant to businesses that provide communal, residential or building-cleaning services and can organise delivery across multiple locations in the Dover area.

Port of Dover - Cargo Management System

Description: The Port of Dover is seeking to procure and implement an integrated Cargo Management System (CMS) to replace its existing Warehouse Management System and provide a single platform for the management of cargo operations across the Port.

Summary: Dover Harbour Board is seeking an integrated Cargo Management System for the Port of Dover. The system will replace the existing Warehouse Management System and provide a single platform for managing cargo operations across the port. This is an information technology services requirement covering software, information systems, consulting, software development, implementation and support. The work is delivered at the Port of Dover, in Dover, Kent. The buyer is a private utility responsible for the procurement. The requirement is focused on a cargo-focused operational platform rather than a standalone software licence, and will involve bringing together the functions needed to manage cargo activity across the port.

Port of Dover - Re-ordering of Outbound Controls - Border Welfare Modular Building

Description: Port of Dover - works package for the design, manufacture, installation, testing and commissioning of a modular building for border agencies use.

Summary: Dover Harbour Board is procuring a works package for the Port of Dover’s outbound-control reordering. The requirement is a modular building for use by border agencies, covering its design, manufacture, installation, testing and commissioning. The building is associated with transport infrastructure and involves the assembly and erection of prefabricated structures. The work will be delivered at the Port of Dover in Dover. This opportunity is therefore relevant to contractors and specialist building firms able to provide a complete modular-building solution, rather than only supplying materials or carrying out isolated installation work. It may also suit businesses working on port, border-control, transport or other operational infrastructure where prefabricated buildings must be installed and brought into service.

Port of Dover - Re-ordering of Outbound Controls - Border Kiosks

Description: Port of Dover - works package for the design, manufacture, installation, testing and commissioning of 9no. prefabricated kiosks for border agencies use.

Summary: Dover Harbour Board is procuring works for the Port of Dover’s outbound-control reordering. The requirement covers the design, manufacture, installation, testing and commissioning of prefabricated border kiosks for use by border agencies. The completed facilities will be associated with transport infrastructure and prefabricated-structure assembly and erection. Delivery is in Dover, United Kingdom, at the Port of Dover. The buyer is Dover Harbour Board, a private utility responsible for the port. This opportunity is therefore aimed at contractors able to provide an integrated construction and installation package, rather than suppliers of standard equipment alone. The scope combines off-site manufacture with on-site works, systems testing and commissioning in an operational port and border-control setting.

Port of Dover - Cruise Terminal Mobile Seaport Passenger Boarding Bridge

Description: To design, manufacture, deliver, install and commission 1 no. Mobile Seaport Passenger Boarding Bridge at the Port of Dover.

Summary: Dover Harbour Board intends to procure one mobile seaport passenger boarding bridge for the Port of Dover. The requirement covers the complete solution: design, manufacture, delivery, installation and commissioning of the bridge. This is a goods procurement for equipment used to connect cruise ships with passenger terminal facilities. The work and delivery will take place at the Port of Dover in Dover, Kent. Businesses relevant to this requirement include manufacturers and specialist engineering contractors experienced in designing and supplying mobile passenger boarding bridges or comparable ship-to-shore access equipment. The scope also suits suppliers able to manage transport, on-site installation, integration and commissioning as part of a single end-to-end delivery. The equipment must be suitable for passenger boarding operations in a working port environment.

IT Infrastructure Framework

Description: Dover Harbour Board intend to establish an IT Infrastructure Framework centred around 4 Lots: 1. Access Control 2. CCTV 3. Data Cabling & Infrastructure 4. Radio Infrastructure

Summary: Dover Harbour Board is procuring an IT infrastructure framework for works supporting its harbour operations. The requirement is divided into four specialist areas: data cabling and infrastructure; CCTV infrastructure; radio infrastructure; and access-control infrastructure. Data cabling covers fibre optic, CAT6a and signalling cabling, including supply, installation, repairs, testing and maintenance. CCTV covers cabling and associated hardware, including interfaces with FLIR/DVTEL IP CCTV, automatic number plate recognition and standalone digital systems. Radio infrastructure covers trunked radio, radar, navigational equipment and meteorological sensors, including installation, commissioning, maintenance and repair. Access control covers low-voltage cabling, readers, door-release devices, emergency break-glass units and associated interfaces. Delivery is associated with Dover Harbour Board’s operations in the Dover area.