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UK4 - Tender Notice

Description: Enabling Contract of Marine Foam Fenders for HMNB Devonport. The Authority seeks to establish a 3 year enabling contract for the supply and delivery of foam fenders to meet operational requirements across HMNB Devonport. The Authority does not commit to fixed order volumes or specific sizes throughout the contract term. However, for the purposes of tender evaluation, a set of core sizes and indicative annual quantities has been defined in the statement of requirements document. This contract will allow goods to be called off as required, subject to operational priorities and available funding.

Summary: The Submarine Delivery Agency, a central government public authority, is undertaking an open procurement process titled "UK4 - Tender Notice" for an enabling contract concerning marine foam fenders at HMNB Devonport, Plymouth, UKK41 region. This procurement falls under the goods category within the defence and security sector. The total estimated contract value is £927,000 gross, with the tender process set to conclude on 26 May 2026, and the potential award expected by 9 June 2026. Interested suppliers must submit their tenders in English through the Defence Sourcing Portal, ensuring registration. The contract period spans from 19 June 2026 to 18 June 2029.

UK4 - Tender Notice

Description: Enabling Contract of Marine Foam Fenders for HMNB Devonport. The Authority seeks to establish a 3 year enabling contract for the supply and delivery of foam fenders to meet operational requirements across HMNB Devonport. The Authority does not commit to fixed order volumes or specific sizes throughout the contract term. However, for the purposes of tender evaluation, a set of core sizes and indicative annual quantities has been defined in the statement of requirements document. This contract will allow goods to be called off as required, subject to operational priorities and available funding.

Summary: The Submarine Delivery Agency, a central government public authority, is undertaking an open procurement process titled "UK4 - Tender Notice" for an enabling contract concerning marine foam fenders at HMNB Devonport, Plymouth, UKK41 region. This procurement falls under the goods category within the defence and security sector. The total estimated contract value is £927,000 gross, with the tender process set to conclude on 26 May 2026, and the potential award expected by 9 June 2026. Interested suppliers must submit their tenders in English through the Defence Sourcing Portal, ensuring registration. The contract period spans from 19 June 2026 to 18 June 2029.

PDSE Patient Management System

Description: Expression of Interest to procure a Patient Management System for the University of Plymouth (Peninsula Dental Social Enterprise - PDSE).

Summary: The University of Plymouth, located in Devon, has initiated the planning stage of a public procurement to acquire a Patient Management System for its Peninsula Dental Social Enterprise (PDSE). The process is tagged under the "planning" stage with a key milestone involving scheduled market engagement due by 6th May 2026. This procurement activity, classified as a public undertaking, falls within the goods category and targets multiple sectors including software, IT services, dental practice services, medical imaging, and patient administration systems. The contract period is set to commence on 1st March 2027 and end on 28th February 2030, with the potential for renewal until 2032. Business users should mark 30th June 2026 for the future notice date indicating further procurement procedures.

Block Roofs

Description: To secure a principal contractor for the renewal of roof coverings to blocks of flats

Summary: Plymouth Community Homes is seeking to hire a principal contractor for the renewal of roof coverings in blocks of flats, categorised under "Roof works and other special trade construction works" and "Refurbishment work." The procurement process is at the tender stage, with the tender having been issued on 17th April 2026. Located in Plymouth, United Kingdom, the works fall within the region of UKK. The enquiry period concludes on 26th April 2026, and bids must be submitted by 14th May 2026. This open competition, with a contract value of approximately £3.4 million, will provide ample opportunity for businesses specialising in construction and refurbishment to engage in substantial projects.

715724483_V2 The Provision of Nuclear Site Safety Justification (NSSJ) Services at HMNB Devonport

Description: Description of the Procurement The fundamental aim of the Naval Site Safety Justification (NSSJ) contract is to procure the provision of an integrated Project Management Service (PMS) to support the continued authorisation and safe operation of HM Naval Base (HMNB) Devonport. The contract provides specialist capability to deliver project management, nuclear safety advice, safety case production and maintenance, and Periodic Review of Safety (PRS) activities, under a pro rata model. These services ensure that the Naval Base Commander's Site Safety Justification documentation remains current, robust, and fully compliant with: * MoD Authorisation Conditions * MoD Naval Nuclear Safety Principles (NNSP) * Applicable Defence Nuclear Safety Regulator (DNSR) standards In addition to technical delivery, the contract supports knowledge transfer and information sharing to strengthen the Authority's Intelligent Customer (IC) (read more...)

Summary: The Submarine Delivery Agency is spearheading an important procurement initiative at HM Naval Base Devonport, Plymouth, focusing on Nuclear Site Safety Justification (NSSJ) Services. This process, currently in the tender stage as of 15 April 2026, falls within the defence and security category and involves significant project management and safety consultancy services. Utilising a competitive flexible procedure, the process commenced with a Procurement Specific Questionnaire issued on 9 April 2026, with responses due by 5 May 2026, and crucial tender submission deadlines set for 16 July 2026. The contract is valued at a gross amount of £12.7 million and will span from 1 November 2026 to 31 October 2029, with potential extensions up to 2031, focusing on maintaining and enhancing nuclear safety documentation compliance in line with Ministry of Defence and Defence Nuclear Safety Regulator standards.

Recruitment Agency PSL

Description: Plymouth Community Homes (PCH) wishes to contract for the supply of temporary and permanent employees including Neighbourhood Rangers, Cleaners, Trade and Administration and professional personnel. Throughout PCH's administration and service delivery functions, these employees play an important role, working in diverse areas such as Finance, Digital and IT, Housing with Support, Environmental Services, People and Culture, Repairs and others.

Summary: Plymouth Community Homes is currently seeking to establish a Preferred Supplier List for recruitment services, targeting both temporary and permanent employment needs across various roles, including Neighbourhood Rangers, Cleaners, Trade, Administration, and professional personnel. The procurement process is focused on recruiting individuals essential to their core functions, such as Finance, Digital and IT, Environmental Services, and more. This procurement falls under the services category and utilises an open, competitive flexible procedure. The tender process is active, with key dates including an enquiry period ending on 27th April 2026 and a tender submission deadline on 3rd July 2026. Contract awards are expected to be finalised by 21st July 2026, with any awarded contracts projected to begin on 17th August 2026 and conclude by 16th August 2029.

715724483_V2 The Provision of Nuclear Site Safety Justification (NSSJ) Services at HMNB Devonport

Description: Description of the Procurement The fundamental aim of the Naval Site Safety Justification (NSSJ) contract is to procure the provision of an integrated Project Management Service (PMS) to support the continued authorisation and safe operation of HM Naval Base (HMNB) Devonport. The contract provides specialist capability to deliver project management, nuclear safety advice, safety case production and maintenance, and Periodic Review of Safety (PRS) activities, under a pro rata model. These services ensure that the Naval Base Commander's Site Safety Justification documentation remains current, robust, and fully compliant with: * MoD Authorisation Conditions * MoD Naval Nuclear Safety Principles (NNSP) * Applicable Defence Nuclear Safety Regulator (DNSR) standards In addition to technical delivery, the contract supports knowledge transfer and information sharing to strengthen the Authority's Intelligent Customer (IC) (read more...)

Summary: The Submarine Delivery Agency is spearheading an important procurement initiative at HM Naval Base Devonport, Plymouth, focusing on Nuclear Site Safety Justification (NSSJ) Services. This process, currently in the tender stage as of 15 April 2026, falls within the defence and security category and involves significant project management and safety consultancy services. Utilising a competitive flexible procedure, the process commenced with a Procurement Specific Questionnaire issued on 9 April 2026, with responses due by 5 May 2026, and crucial tender submission deadlines set for 16 July 2026. The contract is valued at a gross amount of £12.7 million and will span from 1 November 2026 to 31 October 2029, with potential extensions up to 2031, focusing on maintaining and enhancing nuclear safety documentation compliance in line with Ministry of Defence and Defence Nuclear Safety Regulator standards.

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.