New HDPE Workboat

Description: The University of Plymouth is looking to procure a new workboat to add to its research and diving support vessels to extend and enhance excellence in marine related research and teaching. This new HDPE workboat designed and built to Category B, coded to the MCA's Workboat Code Ed. 3, is intended to support operational diving and have sufficient utility to be used for research and teaching within the bounds of Category 4 waters with restricted Category 3 usage. It will have a capacity 8 persons and be approximately 8m in length. For full specification details please see the below information or attached document on the Mercell Platform. If interested in this protentional opportunity please email Megan.worth@plymouth.ac.uk Hull: Max 8m LOA by max 2.7m beam HDPE workboat Hull with (read more...)

Summary: The University of Plymouth is currently in the planning stage of procuring a new HDPE workboat, aimed to enhance the university's marine research and teaching capabilities. This project, located in Plymouth, Devon, falls under the "Boats" industry category and has an estimated value of £120,000. Business entities interested in this opportunity should note that the procurement planning is open until 30 January 2026, with the aim of commencing the contract period on 16 February 2026. The procurement falls under the category of goods and is suited for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The procurement will support the university's operational diving and offer ample utility within Category 4 waters, with restricted use in Category 3 waters.

Provision of end-to-end digital histopathology pathway service with integrated AI diagnostic support and NHS reporting

Description: University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust is releasing this Intended Approach Notice as per the NHS Provider Selection Regime (PSR) using the Most Suitable Provider route. As per schedule 5 under Regulation 10(3), please see below the required information. 1. University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust is intending to follow the Most Suitable Provider Process to award a contract. 2. The contract title - Provision of end-to-end digital histopathology pathway service with integrated AI diagnostic support and NHS reporting The contract reference - C407455 3. Provision of fully integrated cancer diagnostic services, focused on the prostate cancer pathway - from biopsy room, digital request and logistics through controlled laboratory processing, AI-supported diagnosis, and visual structured reporting - delivered within guaranteed timeframes through a unified digital ecosystem under NHS-led clinical responsibility. (read more...)

Summary: University Hospitals Plymouth is initiating a procurement process for the provision of an end-to-end digital histopathology pathway service with integrated AI diagnostic support and NHS reporting. The industry category is pathology services, and the procurement is at the planning stage. Situated in Plymouth, United Kingdom, the contracting authority will follow the Most Suitable Provider route under the NHS Provider Selection Regime (PSR). Key dates include the tender period ending on 16 January 2026, and the start of the contract scheduled for 1 February 2026. This planned procurement is valued at £275,000 with a contract period lasting until 31 March 2027, and renewal options to be confirmed later.

Plymouth Domestic Abuse Service and Behaviour Change

Description: PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A DUPLICATE TENDER NOTICE AND DOES NOT REPRESENT A NEW OPPORTUNITY TO BID. This re-issue is required due to technical issues with the previous tender notice following publication of a UK12 for Lot 1. A prior Tender Notice has been issued for this tender, Notice identifier: 2025/S 000-031334. Lot 2: Community Domestic Abuse and Behaviour Change Service We are commissioning community-based support for adult and child survivors, and behaviour change support for people who cause harm. We recognize the need for additional funding and resources beyond the current budget and are seeking a Supplier(s) who will work collaboratively with us to secure additional investment and expand the service. The initial contract period of 4 years Lot 2 PS3,449,851.

Summary: Plymouth City Council has completed the procurement process for the Plymouth Domestic Abuse Service and Behaviour Change initiative, focusing on community-based support for survivors and behaviour change services for individuals who cause harm. Located in Plymouth, United Kingdom, this contract falls under the social work and related services industry, spearheaded by the council's competitive flexible procedure. The procurement stage is currently in the award phase, which commenced with the release of the tender notice on 11th December 2025. The award period for the current tender was set to end on 12th December 2025, with the contract period scheduled from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2030, allowing for potential extensions up to ten years. The gross contract value is estimated at £8,037,404, confirming its above-threshold status and opening opportunities for additional funding to enhance services.

Navy Future Dredging Contract Main Works

Description: Dredging Works in and round naval ports throughout the UK, however primarily Plymouth and Portsmouth for the intital period. Contract will be for up to an initial 2 years with 2, up to one year options.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence has initiated an open tender process for the "Navy Future Dredging Contract Main Works," primarily focused on dredging works around naval ports in the UK, with a particular emphasis on Plymouth and Portsmouth. The contract, falling under the works category and aligned with the defence and security regime, will initially span up to two years, with potential one-year extensions based on performance. The project budget is set at £19.2 million gross, with an estimated value of £16 million. The tender is active, with critical stages including the tender submission closing on 11th February 2026, and the contract award expected by 11th March 2026. The Ministry serves as the buying authority, located in Plymouth, and aims to deploy a competitive flexible procedure to oversee the process efficiently.

Solar Panels Servicing and Maintenance

Description: Plymouth Community Homes (PCH) is seeking suitably qualified suppliers to respond to this ITT to undertake servicing and maintenance to PCH solar panels

Summary: Plymouth Community Homes is inviting tenders for the "Solar Panels Servicing and Maintenance" contract, aiming to engage qualified suppliers for the servicing and maintenance of its solar panels. The process, categorized under the services industry, is currently at the Tender stage with an open procedure method. Located within the UK, the contract value is grossly estimated at £1,500,000. Key dates include the tender period ending on 16 January 2026 and the enquiry period closing on 7 January 2026, with the contract award period anticipated to conclude by 23 March 2026. The services are specifically required in the United Kingdom, with the delivery region denoted as UK.

Pinpoint platform lift 2026

Description: City College Plymouth is looking to carry out the installation of a new Platform lift to replace an existing non functioning one at our Pinpoint site. Full details of the requirements can be found in the Tender documents and the provided specification

Summary: City College Plymouth, acting as the buying organisation, has announced an open tender for the installation of a new platform lift at their Pinpoint site, located in Devonport, UK. Classified under the industries of lifts and lift installation work, this procurement falls within the category of works. The process is in the tender stage with a deadline for submissions on the 19th of December 2025, and enquiries concluding on the 15th of December 2025. This project adheres to the legislation cited as UKPGA 2023/54, offering a gross contract value of £42,000. Interested parties are expected to email their submissions to tenders@cityplym.ac.uk, yet electronic submissions are not permitted.

UK1 - Pipeline Notice

Description: The service provider is required to bring a high level of knowledge and experience to the management of nuclear safety cases. It is important the service provider has experience of the MOD and the challenges of balancing a military operational programme with the high level of nuclear safety management expected from a nuclear regulator. The service provider will be expected to assimilate the requirements of HMNB Devonport nuclear safety management arrangements and work within this framework. At the same time, the service provider is expected to bring their wider experience to bear on these arrangements and support the Naval Base deliver a culture of continuous improvement for nuclear safety. The full scope of HMNB Devonport nuclear safety cases and supporting documentation is managed using a database tool called (read more...)

Summary: The Submarine Delivery Agency, a central government public authority based at HMNB Devonport in Plymouth, United Kingdom, has commenced the planning phase of a procurement process. The procurement pertains to safety consultancy services, with the tender titled "UK1 - Pipeline Notice". This open procedure, falling under the services category, is being executed with the intent to secure a service provider capable of managing nuclear safety cases. The procurement process is still in its planning stage, with the expected commencement of the contract on 1st November 2026, lasting until 31st October 2029, with possible extensions up to 2032. Interested parties can expect the future notice to be issued by 15th December 2025.

28051 - Insurance Tender

Description: This Insurance is being procured competitively via the YPO Insurance Placement Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) Ref No: 001198. General Property, Commercial Property, Liability, Liability Claims Handling, Fidelity Guarantee, Motor Fleet, Motor ULR and Group Personal Accident & Travel excluding Broker Services.

Summary: Plymouth City Council is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for an Insurance Tender (Reference: 28051), which is being executed through the YPO Insurance Placement Dynamic Purchasing System. This project caters to financial and insurance services, including General Property, Liability, and Motor Fleet, among others. The procurement process follows a selective method under a restricted procedure above the threshold. Potential suppliers can submit their tenders until 9th January 2026. This opportunity is available internationally, covering locations such as England, the Channel Islands, and the Isle of Man, with a contract period starting on 1st April 2026 and ending on 31st March 2033.

EPC Programme 2026/27 - 2027/28

Description: Following the recent consultation on the implementation of new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES), Plymouth Community Homes (PCH) must establish a comprehensive survey programme to confirm and maintain our EPC C compliance ahead of the 1 April 2028 deadline. The consultation specifies that properties with a valid EPC rating of C or above prior to 1 April 2028 will remain compliant with MEES until the certificate's natural expiry date. To achieve this, we need to address a significant number of properties requiring updated EPC assessments to validate future compliance. Data integrity will be critical to the success of this programme. Survey outputs must ensure full access to record all key material elements. Where necessary, PCH will provide confirmation of insulation materials and measures to support accurate EPC lodgements. (read more...)

Summary: Plymouth Community Homes, a public undertaking based in Plymouth, is commencing the planning stage for its "EPC Programme 2026/27 - 2027/28". This procurement process seeks to ensure compliance with new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards by surveying approximately 5,000 to 7,000 properties to confirm their EPC C rating before the 1 April 2028 deadline. Services required include energy-efficiency consultancy and building inspection. The project has a budget of £500,000 and will be executed in the United Kingdom. The planning stage was initiated with an engagement milestone scheduled for 12 December 2025, indicating an initial market engagement step to refine project specifications.

General Building & Landscaping Works

Description: Plymouth Community Homes is sourcing suppliers to join this Dynamic Marketplace for the provision of General Building and Landscaping Works. The purpose of this exercise is to seek and appoint suppliers who have the relevant skills, experience and qualifications.

Summary: Plymouth Community Homes is inviting suppliers to participate in its Dynamic Marketplace for General Building and Landscaping Works, categorized under construction and landscaping in the UK. The procurement process, labelled as tender, commenced on 20 November 2025, with the primary aim of identifying suppliers possessing the necessary skills, experience, and qualifications. This tender involves a comprehensive dynamic purchasing system, with a framework agreement running from 21 November 2025 to 21 November 2028. The procurement method is open and aimed at works, specifically targeting general building and landscaping services within the UK. Interested parties should note the required technical qualifications, including accreditation schemes like SSIP, and consider the electronic submission method allowed via the designated portal.