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Stores Materials

Description: Introduction Plymouth Community Homes (PCH) currently operates a warehouse and purchases stores materials to support PCH's Repairs Department based in Plymouth and surrounding areas. Ahead of a full procurement process PCH wish to undertake pre-market engagement to explore what suppliers can offer in regard to managed services, and the different commercial options and services available for servicing it's housing material requirements in Devon and Cornwall. 1) Background to Plymouth Community Homes (PCH) We are Plymouth's largest social housing landlord with over 16,000 properties providing homes to over 35,000 people in Plymouth and the surrounding areas. 2) Initial Scope of Requirement. PCH are seeking to understand potential delivery models for supplying materials to its operatives via store(s) / depots. We are interested to hear about different delivery models that (read more...)

Summary: Plymouth Community Homes, the largest social housing landlord in Plymouth, is planning a procurement process entitled "Stores Materials" under the industry category of goods. This process, initially in the planning stage, focuses on acquiring building materials to support the Repairs Department's operations in Plymouth and surrounding areas. The preliminary market engagement (PME) notice has been published, and interested parties must submit their interest by noon on 22nd April 2026. The anticipated completion for the tender is early in 2027. The procurement aims to explore managed services and different commercial options for servicing housing material requirements in Devon and Cornwall, with the legal basis grounded in UK legislation reference 2023/54. The procurement method is yet to be fully determined, with further notices expected by September 2026.

Staff Occupational Health Services

Description: The University of Plymouth is inviting expressions of interest from potential suppliers to provide occupational health (OH) services for our employees. The service should be capable of supporting up to 200 employee OH referrals per year and approximately eight health surveillance day clinics annually, with the understanding that these numbers may fluctuate in line with staffing levels. The provider will also be required to offer a vaccination service for employees, including immunisations necessary for work-related requirements such as Research Passports, where University staff undertake research with the NHS and must provide proof of immunisation. A key requirement is the provision of clear and unambiguous reports, including recommendations regarding the suitability of employees for work and any limitations or adjustments necessary to ensure their safety. Key responsibilities of the (read more...)

Summary: The University of Plymouth is currently in the planning stage for a tender titled "Staff Occupational Health Services," which falls under the health and social work services category. This procurement process, initiated on 1st April 2026, is seeking suppliers to provide comprehensive occupational health services supporting up to 200 employee referrals annually, along with health surveillance clinics and vaccination services. Key responsibilities include scheduling and reporting on employee fitness for work. Interested suppliers should express their interest by contacting Megan Worth via Mercell or email by 20th April 2026. Located in Plymouth, Devon, the University plans to award a contract starting from 1st August 2026, potentially extending up to 2031, with a gross contract value of £200,000. Prospective providers ideally should be based in the South West of the UK for cost efficiency.

City College Plymouth: Subcontracting 26/27

Description: The DFE guidance for 2026/27 requires the College to carry out a tendering process prior to the allocation of sub-contracting contracts. This applies to both the study programme and adult provision. City College Plymouth is committed to growing and diversifying the range of programmes and opportunities we deliver to widen participation, deliver to niche markets, engage in new and emerging markets and our contribution to skills needs. In order to achieve this, the College has taken the strategic decision to subcontract part of its provision. This supports the College's strategy to provide education and training which meets the needs of students and employers. All subcontracting will be in line with the EFSA requirements and for the purpose of one or more of the following: a. enhance the opportunities (read more...)

Summary: The subcontracting tender process by City College Plymouth seeks to enhance educational opportunities by offering a diverse range of programmes for the 2026/27 academic year. This procurement process falls under the education and training services category and is segmented into three lots focusing on specialised delivery, sports courses, and e-sports, within the South West region of the United Kingdom. City College Plymouth, classified as a public authority under sub-central government, is using an open procedure with a "light touch" contract to ensure accelerated procurement. Key dates include a tender period ending on 27 March 2026 and an award period extending to 10 May 2026, with contracts running from 1 August 2026 to 31 July 2027. Interested parties must submit tenders in English, with electronic submissions not permitted.

Learning Academies Trust Catering Tender 2026 (Plymouth)

Description: The Learning Academies Trust, comprising 18 academies across Plymouth, is seeking to appoint a professional and experienced catering contractor to deliver high-quality catering services across its schools. The Trust is looking for a provider with a strong track record of managing catering operations of a similar scale within the education sector and the capability to deliver consistent, nutritious, and appealing food for pupils and staff. Through this tender process, the Trust aims to enhance its catering provision by partnering with a contractor who shares its commitment to high food standards, excellent service delivery, and continuous improvement. The successful provider will be expected to demonstrate effective management structures, robust quality assurance processes, and an innovative approach to menu development that supports healthy eating and a positive dining experience across (read more...)

Summary: The Learning Academies Trust in Plymouth is currently in the tender amendment stage for its Catering Tender 2026. The trust, consisting of 18 academies, seeks a skilled catering contractor to provide high-quality catering services. The overarching goal is to improve catering services with a focus on nutritious meals for students and staff. Procured through an open procedure above the threshold, this services procurement spans from 1 August 2026 to 31 July 2030. The procurement, valued at £8,000,000, is open until 29 May 2026. Located in the South West of the United Kingdom, the tender is classified under the school meals category with Mr. Mike Newell serving as the procurement consultant. The buyer responsible for this tender is PROCUREMENT FOR SCHOOLS LTD.

City College Plymouth: Subcontracting 26/27

Description: The DFE guidance for 2026/27 requires the College to carry out a tendering process prior to the allocation of sub-contracting contracts. This applies to both the study programme and adult provision. City College Plymouth is committed to growing and diversifying the range of programmes and opportunities we deliver to widen participation, deliver to niche markets, engage in new and emerging markets and our contribution to skills needs. In order to achieve this, the College has taken the strategic decision to subcontract part of its provision. This supports the College's strategy to provide education and training which meets the needs of students and employers. All subcontracting will be in line with the EFSA requirements and for the purpose of one or more of the following: a. enhance the opportunities (read more...)

Summary: The subcontracting tender process by City College Plymouth seeks to enhance educational opportunities by offering a diverse range of programmes for the 2026/27 academic year. This procurement process falls under the education and training services category and is segmented into three lots focusing on specialised delivery, sports courses, and e-sports, within the South West region of the United Kingdom. City College Plymouth, classified as a public authority under sub-central government, is using an open procedure with a "light touch" contract to ensure accelerated procurement. Key dates include a tender period ending on 27 March 2026 and an award period extending to 10 May 2026, with contracts running from 1 August 2026 to 31 July 2027. Interested parties must submit tenders in English, with electronic submissions not permitted.

Claremont Street Works

Description: To secure a principal contractor to provide a programme of works including concrete, cladding, drainage and balcony repairs for 6 blocks of flats in Claremont Street, Plymouth. The site consists of 83 residential flats, communal laundry facilities, garages and storage sheds.

Summary: Plymouth Community Homes is initiating a tender process for the Claremont Street Works, which involves securing a principal contractor to undertake various refurbishment tasks for six blocks of flats located in Plymouth, United Kingdom. This project falls under the category of construction, specifically involving concrete, cladding, drainage, and balcony repairs. Key industry classifications include refurbishment work and building construction. This procurement is currently in the tender stage, with an enquiry period ending on 31st March 2026 and a submission deadline on 3rd June 2026. The estimated contract value is £3,000,879 gross, with the work scheduled to commence on 1st September 2026 and conclude on 1st September 2028. The procurement method is open competition, specifically tailored for opportunities below the statutory threshold.

Discovery MAT ~ Catering Tender

Description: The successful contractor will be required to provide catering services for the following three Primary Schools within Discovery Multi Academy Trust (MAT): 1. Beechwood Primary Academy, 31 Rockfield Avenue, Plymouth, PL6 6DX 2. Oakwood Primary Academy, Pendeen Crescent, Southway, Plymouth, PL6 6QS 3. Weston Mill Community Primary Academy, Ferndale Road, Plymouth, PL2 2EL Trust website: https://discoverymat.co.uk/ The contract covers the scope for the provision of all catering services within the Schools, which is inclusive of all hospitality and free issue requirements. The duration of the contract being offered is for an initial three-year period commencing on 01 August 2026, with the potential to then extend for a further two 12-month periods. This extension will be granted by mutual consent and on the same terms and conditions as the (read more...)

Summary: The Discovery Multi Academy Trust (MAT) in Plymouth is seeking bids for a catering services contract, titled "Discovery MAT ~ Catering Tender". It covers three Primary Schools: Beechwood, Oakwood, and Weston Mill Community, all located in Plymouth, UK. This tender falls under the industry category of School Catering Services and will follow an open procedure. Key dates include the tender period ending on 24 April 2026, and the award expected by 8 June 2026. The contract is valued at £690,000 and will commence on 1 August 2026 for an initial three-year term, with the possibility of two additional 12-month extensions. Interested parties should focus on providing wholesome, local produce-based catering services, while also accommodating TUPE requirements and potential pension scheme contributions.

RFI ID Card Production

Description: Market engagement to inform investment in the generation and production of identification and door access cards

Summary: The University of Plymouth is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "RFI ID Card Production," focusing on the generation and production of identification and door access cards. This tender falls under the 'goods' industry category and includes items such as ID cards, entrance cards, and smart cards, with delivery expected across the United Kingdom. The planned contract period is from 1st October 2026 to 1st October 2029, with communications indicating a market engagement process via a preliminary notice published on 13th March 2026. Business users should note the milestone for preliminary market engagement, scheduled to end on 10th April 2026.

UK3 - Planned Procurement Notice

Description: UNIFORM / SPECIALIST CLOTHING SEAMSTER CONTRACT Royal Navy and Royal Marine (RN/RM) Service Personnel are required to meet the standards of dress detailed in Naval Personnel Management Regulations. Service personnel require a seamster service to ensure that standards are maintained in accordance with BRd3(1) para 3702. These services include the necessary alterations to Uniform Clothing together with the sewing on of required insignia and decorations.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by the Submarine Delivery Agency, based in Plymouth, United Kingdom, is currently in the planning stage for the "UK3 - Planned Procurement Notice". This project, falling under the defence and security special regime, involves tailoring services for Royal Navy and Royal Marine personnel, specifically seamster services to maintain uniform standards. This open procedure procurement is based on the legal framework outlined in UKPGA 2023/54 and necessitates electronic submissions in English by 29th May 2026. The intended contract period spans from 1st October 2026 to 30th September 2029, with potential renewal options extending until 2031.

City College Plymouth: Subcontracting 26/27

Description: The DFE guidance for 2026/27 requires the College to carry out a tendering process prior to the allocation of sub-contracting contracts. This applies to both the study programme and adult provision. City College Plymouth is committed to growing and diversifying the range of programmes and opportunities we deliver to widen participation, deliver to niche markets, engage in new and emerging markets and our contribution to skills needs. In order to achieve this, the College has taken the strategic decision to subcontract part of its provision. This supports the College's strategy to provide education and training which meets the needs of students and employers. All subcontracting will be in line with the EFSA requirements and for the purpose of one or more of the following: a. enhance the opportunities (read more...)

Summary: The subcontracting tender process by City College Plymouth seeks to enhance educational opportunities by offering a diverse range of programmes for the 2026/27 academic year. This procurement process falls under the education and training services category and is segmented into three lots focusing on specialised delivery, sports courses, and e-sports, within the South West region of the United Kingdom. City College Plymouth, classified as a public authority under sub-central government, is using an open procedure with a "light touch" contract to ensure accelerated procurement. Key dates include a tender period ending on 27 March 2026 and an award period extending to 10 May 2026, with contracts running from 1 August 2026 to 31 July 2027. Interested parties must submit tenders in English, with electronic submissions not permitted.