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GPwER - Skin Surgery/ Dermatology

Description: NHS Devon has undertaken a re-procurement of existing GPwER contracts relating to minor skin surgery/ dermatology

Summary: The latest procurement process involves the NHS Devon Integrated Care Board seeking providers for skin surgery and dermatology services under GP with Enhanced Responsibility contracts. These contracts fall under the services category and are located in the region UKK4, particularly Exeter, United Kingdom. The procurement stage is at the award phase, confirmed on 19 March 2027, with the contract running from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2029. This process utilised the Provider Selection Regime, bypassing traditional Procurement Act Regulations. Payment is structured on an activity basis, with an approximate lifetime contract value of £670,513.

GPwER - Carpal Tunnel

Description: NHS Devon has undertaken a re-procurement of existing GPwER contracts relating to Carpal Tunnel treatment

Summary: NHS Devon Integrated Care Board has completed the re-procurement process of the GPwER - Carpal Tunnel contracts, under which general-practitioner services will be provided. Serving the region of Exeter in the United Kingdom, this procurement involves services classified under CPV code 85121100. The process has now reached the award stage, following a direct award procedure under the Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime, without prior publication of a competitive call. The contract, awarded on 19th March 2027, will run from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029, with an estimated lifetime value of £841,631. Key stakeholders include Amicus Health and Bideford Medical Centre as suppliers alongside the NHS Devon Integrated Care Board as the buyer.

GPwER Contract - Vasectomy

Description: NHS Devon has undertaken a re-procurement of existing GPwER contracts relating to Carpal Tunnel treatment

Summary: NHS Devon Integrated Care Board has successfully concluded a re-procurement process for GPwER contracts, specifically targeting vasectomy services, as part of their general-practitioner service offerings. The procurement falls under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR), with relevant regulations specifically outlined in the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. This process was executed via a limited procurement method, with NHS Devon employing a direct award process. The contract, valued at approximately £673,359 over its lifetime, spans from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029. Interested parties were required to submit representations to NHS Devon by the deadline of 18th March 2026, with the standstill period allowing for a review of any concerns before formal selection. Key evaluation criteria included quality, value, integration, improving equalities, and social value, each weighted equally.

GPwER - Musculoskeletal Service (MSK)

Description: NHS Devon has undertaken a re-procurement of existing GPwER contracts relating to MSK services

Summary: NHS Devon Integrated Care Board has conducted a re-procurement for Musculoskeletal Services (MSK) under the General Practitioner with Enhanced Responsibility (GPwER) contracts. Focusing on the services category within the healthcare industry, the procurement process is situated in Exeter, United Kingdom, specifically in the UKK4 region. Following the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) and using a direct award procedure without prior publication, the contract has been awarded as a confirmation of the Provider Selection Regime contract under Health Care Services Regulations 2023. With a contract period commencing from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029, the award decision was officially made on 19th March 2027, and the estimated lifetime value amounts to £159,000, contributing to payment on an activity basis.

GPwER - Cardiology

Description: NHS Devon has undertaken a re-procurement of existing GPwER contracts relating to cardiology

Summary: The procurement process titled "GPwER - Cardiology," conducted by NHS Devon Integrated Care Board, focuses on securing general practitioner services with enhanced responsibility for cardiology. Located in Exeter, United Kingdom, NHS Devon is re-procuring existing contracts under the Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime Regulations 2023. This process, governed by direct award procedure C, does not fall under the Procurement Act Regulations 2023. The procurement stage has reached the confirmation of contract award notice, with the decision being formalised on 19 March 2027, and the contract term spanning from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2029. These services are anticipated to have an approximate lifetime value of £314,160. The region of service delivery is identified as UKK4, aligning with the service's placement within the healthcare industry category.

GPwER - Ear Nose & Throat (ENT)

Description: NHS Devon has undertaken a re-procurement of existing GPwER contracts relating to ENT

Summary: The procurement process by NHS Devon Integrated Care Board focuses on re-procuring existing GPwER contracts for Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) services within the general practitioner services category. The procurement method used is a direct award process under the Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime (PSR), exempt from Procurement Act Regulations 2023. Contracts commence on 1st April 2026 and extend to 31st March 2029, with an approximate value of £281,871. The award announcement was made on 19th March 2027. The location of the services is in the UKK4 region, with key correspondences directed to NHS Devon's office in Exeter.

DS521-25 Building Condition and Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) Surveys

Description: The Authority are seeking to award a contract of single appointment for the provision of Building Condition and Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) condition surveys, to provide the Authority with a comprehensive and consistent understanding of the physical condition and operational integrity of its fire service estate. The surveys will inform strategic asset management, support compliance with statutory obligations, and enable the development of a prioritised investment programme. This will ensure that our facilities remain safe, functional, and fit for purpose, supporting the delivery of critical emergency services across the region. The Authority operates 83 fire stations and a number of other office/training premises throughout the counties of Devon and Somerset. A mix of building condition and M&E condition surveys are required across all premises. Detailed volumes are available (read more...)

Summary: Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Authority is conducting a public procurement process titled "DS521-25 Building Condition and Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) Surveys" within the services industry category. The procurement is currently at the tender stage and follows an open competition method. The contract, valued at £145,000, involves surveys across 83 fire stations in Devon and Somerset. The process includes a submission deadline for tenders on 24th April 2026 and anticipates the contract commencement on 1st July 2026. Businesses interested in providing building consultancy and surveying services are encouraged to participate by accessing the tender documents via the Authority's e-tendering portal.

Provision of Insurance Broking Services

Description: This tender seeks the provision of insurance broking services to the University of Exeter, Falmouth University and Falmouth Exeter Plus ("the three institutions"). The contract will be awarded to a single broker capable of servicing all three organisations. Although the institutions work closely together--particularly across the shared Penryn campus--each is distinct in size, structure and operational focus. Bidders must therefore demonstrate a flexible service model that recognises this close partnership while maintaining appropriate confidentiality and discretion between the institutions. Two separate accounts will be established, and bidders are required to submit two pricing schedules: one covering the University of Exeter and Falmouth Exeter Plus, and one for Falmouth University. Examples of the collaborative relationship include cross-attendance at pre-renewal meetings where appropriate.

Summary: The University of Exeter is seeking insurance broking services through an open tender process. This contract involves working not only with the University of Exeter but also Falmouth University and Falmouth Exeter Plus, emphasizing the strong collaborative relationship across the shared Penryn campus. The procurement is categorized within the insurance brokerage services industry, targeting the UKK4 region in the United Kingdom. The tender process, currently active, allows submissions until 10th April 2026, following the enquiry period ending on 27th March 2026. The contract, valued at £88,000 net (£105,600 gross), operates under a legal framework as per UK legislation, with potential extensions available up to 1st May 2030. The service model required must be flexible enough to handle the distinct operations of each institution while maintaining confidentiality and discretion.

Procurement for the redevelopment of EUMETNET observations data hubs and ongoing support on behalf of the Met Office

Description: The Met Office is responsible for services delivering meteorological observations to a global audience on behalf of three EUMETNET Observations Programmes (E-Profile, EGVap and E-ABO). The Met Office has delivered these observations services for more than a decade. The IT systems delivering the services managed by the Met Office, on behalf of EUMETNET, are commonly known as Datahubs. The E-ADAS (EUMETNET AMDAR data acquisition system) Datahub processes AMDAR observations from European airlines that are part of the EUMETNET aircraft-based observations programme (EABO). The E-Profile Datahub processes data from several types of observing instrument that vertically profile the atmosphere. These instruments include radar wind-profilers, automatic LIDARs and Ceilometers. The E-GVap Datahub is the simplest of the three. The E-GVap Datahub receives data in a standard format (from the geodetic (read more...)

Summary: The Met Office, based in Exeter, United Kingdom, is undertaking procurement for the redevelopment and ongoing support of EUMETNET observations data hubs. This contract, due to be awarded by 15th June 2026, involves a significant project with an estimated gross value of £1,045,200. The procurement process is currently active and utilises an open procedure, allowing electronic submissions. The industry category primarily involves IT services such as consulting, software development, and support, aiming for the integration of meteorological services to global audiences. Interest must be registered and proposals submitted prior to the tender deadline of 27th April 2026. The contract period starts on 1st July 2026 and has potential extensions up to December 2033.

Hatchmoor Development, Great Torrington

Description: The project centres on developing the land adjacent to Hatchmoor Road, Great Torrington, Devon UK with a view to attracting businesses to create a local employment hub. The project therefore comprises of the: * Construction of a new highway junction and estate road off Hatchmoor Road, along with associated offsite highway improvements to support the site; * Installation of drainage infrastructure for both surface and foul water, including the potential use of soakaways for sustainable surface water management; * Upgrading of existing electrical and fibre networks to ensure sufficient capacity for the proposed development; * Delivery of employment buildings, through the construction of various units of varying sizes.

Summary: Torridge District Council is actively seeking a contractor for the development of Hatchmoor Road, Great Torrington, Devon, with the aim to create a local employment hub. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with the bid posted on 16 March 2026, and submission due by 22 May 2026. This project falls under the construction work category, focusing on major infrastructure improvements such as a new highway junction, estate road, drainage systems, and upgrading electrical and fibre networks. The anticipated contract award date is 22 July 2026, with work commencing shortly thereafter. Interested parties can engage via the open procedure method by registering on the 'Supplying the South West' platform and expressing interest in tender opportunity DN804361.