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PPSA - Pharmacy Logistics Service

Description: The supply of Pharmacy Logistics service provision that spans the transportation and distribution of pharmaceutical medicines and devices. Please register your interest to receive the tender documentation. Additional information: To express interest and participate in the tender, please register and apply via Atamis e-sourcing portal https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome. Should Tenderers have any queries, or having problems using the portal, they should contact Helpdesk at: Phone: 0800 9956035 E-mail: support-health@atamis.co.uk

Summary: The Peninsula Purchasing & Supply Alliance is seeking service providers for a Pharmacy Logistics Service, encompassing transportation and distribution of pharmaceutical medicines and devices, as part of an open procedure above the threshold. Classified under courier services (CPV: 64120000), this procurement is located in Plymouth, Devon, with services spanning across the United Kingdom. The tender was published on 6th February 2026 and is currently in the 'Tender' stage, with a submission deadline set for 23rd March 2026 at 12:00 PM. The contract is valued at £5,000,000 and will run from 1st June 2026 to 31st May 2030.

PPSA - Pharmacy Logistics Service

Description: The supply of Pharmacy Logistics service provision that spans the transportation and distribution of pharmaceutical medicines and devices requiring special handling to NHS Trust customers throughout the United Kingdom, this is mainly across the South West region but will include deliveries outside of the region. Participating trusts include: * Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust * Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust * Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust * Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust * North Bristol NHS Trust * University Hospitals Bristol & Weston NHS Foundation Trust * Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust * Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust * University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust

Summary: University Hospitals Plymouth is conducting an active tender process for the provision of a Pharmacy Logistics Service, which demands transportation and distribution of pharmaceutical products requiring special handling across multiple NHS Trusts in the United Kingdom, primarily focusing on the South West region. The procurement, with a tender ID of 010860-2026, utilises an open procedure method. Interested parties should prepare to submit their bids via Atamis by 23rd March 2026. Enquiries can be made until 9th March 2026. The services are categorised under courier services, involving a procurement value of £6,004,670.40 gross, with a focus on delivering quality, maintaining net zero commitments, and ensuring financial efficiency.

Grass Cutting for Wembury Parish

Description: The Parish Council is inviting tenders for a grass cutting contract. The contract will run for three years, subject to satisfactory performance. Areas to be cut * Wembury Recreation Ground (excluding the playpark) * Down Thomas Playing Fields Cut and leave is acceptable. Cutting schedule * January - once * February - none * March - twice * April - twice * May - once * June - once * July - once * August - once * September - twice * October - once * November & December - none To apply, please submit: * Your price for the work * Brief details of your experience * Proof of public liability insurance Tenders should be clearly marked "Grass Cutting Tender" and sent to: Laura Kearney at rfo@wemburyparishcouncil.gov.uk (read more...)

Summary: The Wembury Parish Council is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for a three-year grass cutting contract, entitled "Grass Cutting for Wembury Parish." This tender, classified under the agricultural and horticultural services industry (CPV codes 77100000 and 77300000), requires services at locations in Wembury, including the Wembury Recreation Ground and Down Thomas Playing Fields. The procurement process follows an open procedure below threshold and seeks submissions by Thursday, 12th March 2026, at noon. The contract is set to commence on 1st April 2026 and conclude on 31st March 2029. Interested parties should send their tenders, marked "Grass Cutting Tender", to Laura Kearney, the Responsible Financial Officer at Wembury Parish Council, either via email or post.

Commercial Portfolio

Description: Plymouth Community Homes is seeking a supplier to undertake surveys/assessments across PCH's commercial portfolio. This will include both internal and external area condition data.

Summary: Plymouth Community Homes is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process titled "Commercial Portfolio," seeking a supplier for survey and assessment services across its commercial properties. The project falls under the services industry category and is located in Plymouth, United Kingdom. This open procedure allows for electronic submissions, with English as the required language. The deadline for tender submissions has been recently extended to 20th February 2026, offering additional time for interested parties to participate. The contract period is set to begin on 1st May 2026 and end on 31st March 2027, with an estimated contract value of £200,000, rising to a gross amount of £240,000.

PPSA - Pharmacy Logistics Service

Description: The supply of Pharmacy Logistics service provision that spans the transportation and distribution of pharmaceutical medicines and devices requiring special handling to NHS Trust customers throughout the United Kingdom, this is mainly across the South West region but will include deliveries outside of the region: * Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust * Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust * Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust * Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust * North Bristol NHS Trust * University Hospitals Bristol & Weston NHS Foundation Trust * Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust * Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust * University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust

Summary: University Hospitals Plymouth is conducting an active tender process for the provision of a Pharmacy Logistics Service, which demands transportation and distribution of pharmaceutical products requiring special handling across multiple NHS Trusts in the United Kingdom, primarily focusing on the South West region. The procurement, with a tender ID of 010860-2026, utilises an open procedure method. Interested parties should prepare to submit their bids via Atamis by 23rd March 2026. Enquiries can be made until 9th March 2026. The services are categorised under courier services, involving a procurement value of £6,004,670.40 gross, with a focus on delivering quality, maintaining net zero commitments, and ensuring financial efficiency.

PPSA - Blood Collection Systems

Description: To supply Blood Collection systems used for venepuncture for Devon and Wiltshire. Please register your interest to receive the tender documentation Additional information: To express interest and participate in the tender, please register and apply via Atamis e-sourcing portal https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome. Should Tenderers have any queries, or having problems using the portal, they should contact Helpdesk at: Phone: 0800 9956035 E-mail: support-health@atamis.co.uk

Summary: The Peninsula Purchasing & Supply Alliance is soliciting bids for the supply of Blood Collection Systems, specifically designed for venepuncture, to be utilised in Devon and Wiltshire. This tender, titled "PPSA - Blood Collection Systems", falls under the industry category of "Venepuncture, blood sampling devices" (CPV: 33141300). The process is in the Tender stage, with the procurement method being an open procedure, suitable for contracts exceeding the established thresholds. The total contract value is estimated at £10,000,000, with a contract period from 1 August 2026 to 31 July 2031. Interested parties need to submit their bids by 2 March 2026. The address for delivery is located in Devon, specifically at postal code PL6 8DH in the United Kingdom.

PPSA - Blood Collection Systems

Description: To supply Blood Collection systems used for venepuncture for Devon and Wiltshire. It is the intention of the Trusts to novate the award of this contract into the Pathology Managed Laboratory Service contracts in this region. This procurement is being managed by the Peninsula Purchasing & Supply Alliance on behalf of Devon and Wiltshire and the following organisations: * University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust * Torbay & South Devon NHS Foundation Trust * Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (Eastern & Northern) * Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust * Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Summary: The procurement process for the "PPSA - Blood Collection Systems" is being conducted by University Hospitals Plymouth, managed on behalf of various NHS Trusts in Devon and Wiltshire, including University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust and Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, among others. This tender focuses on the supply of blood collection systems used for venepuncture. Managed by the Peninsula Purchasing & Supply Alliance, the procurement falls under the industry category of goods, specifically venepuncture and blood sampling devices, with a total estimated contract value of up to £12,000,000. The procurement method is an open procedure, and all bids must be submitted via the Atamis platform. The tender stage is currently active, with a submission deadline set for 2 March 2026, at noon.

Faculty of Health Student Uniform

Description: The University of Plymouth intend to procure a provider for the supply of student medical uniforms for the next 3-5 years. The uniforms will be used by undergraduate students within the Faculty of Health during placements and as part of their education journey. The Faculty of Health have more than 1000 students every year across different undergraduate programmes who will require student medical uniforms. These student numbers are indicative, and actual numbers will vary year to year: we are therefore unable to guarantee numbers at this time. Placement times may also change, necessitating changes in delivery dates. The bulk of the delivery dates are before the start of a programme, the uniform has a strict delivery date. With the bulk of the uniform needing to be delivered in (read more...)

Summary: The University of Plymouth is initiating a procurement process to secure a supplier for student medical uniforms, intended for the Faculty of Health. The process is currently in the planning stage, with a key focus on conducting preliminary market engagement to assess interest levels. Scheduled deadlines include a preliminary market engagement due by 28th February 2026. The procurement will supply uniforms to over 1,000 undergraduate students annually, with the majority of deliveries scheduled for September to early October. This contract, valued at approximately £500,000, will span 3-5 years starting from 31st March 2026, and calls for compliance with NHS material guidelines along with an exploration of fairtrade material integration.

PPSA - Blood Collection Systems

Description: To supply Blood Collection systems used for venepuncture for Devon and Wiltshire. It is the intention of the Trusts to novate the award of this contract into the Pathology Managed Laboratory Service contracts in this region. This procurement is being managed by the Peninsula Purchasing & Supply Alliance on behalf of Devon and Wiltshire and the following organisations: * University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust * Torbay & South Devon NHS Foundation Trust * Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (Eastern & Northern) * Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust * Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Summary: The procurement process for the "PPSA - Blood Collection Systems" is being conducted by University Hospitals Plymouth, managed on behalf of various NHS Trusts in Devon and Wiltshire, including University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust and Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, among others. This tender focuses on the supply of blood collection systems used for venepuncture. Managed by the Peninsula Purchasing & Supply Alliance, the procurement falls under the industry category of goods, specifically venepuncture and blood sampling devices, with a total estimated contract value of up to £12,000,000. The procurement method is an open procedure, and all bids must be submitted via the Atamis platform. The tender stage is currently active, with a submission deadline set for 2 March 2026, at noon.

Tamar Bridge Toll Collection Service

Description: Tolls collected at the Tamar Bridge represent the major source of income for the Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Ferry which are operated and maintained as self-financing infrastructure. Despite offering a range of automated and cash-free payment options, a physical presence is still required in each of the five mixed mode toll lanes and to support our two automated lanes. This high-profile 24/7/365 service has been contracted out since 1986, with the current contract expiring on 31 March 2027. The Authority seeks to procure a new arrangement with an initial contract term of three years, with optional extensions of up to five years in total, in any combination, giving a maximum possible duration of eight years. The structure and flexibility of the extension options are necessary due to ongoing (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process is being organised by Cornwall Council, in coordination with Plymouth City Council, for the Tamar Bridge Toll Collection Service. This service pertains to the public authority sub-central government category, located in United Kingdom regions UKK30 (Truro) and UKK41 (Plymouth). The process is currently in the planning stage as of 23rd January 2026, with a market engagement scheduled to close on 20th February 2026. The key focus of this tender is to manage toll collection services that have been outsourced since 1986. The initial contract term is set for three years starting from 1st April 2027, with the possibility of extending up to eight years, and is structured to accommodate potential future changes in tolling systems.