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MRC Sleep Study - Distribution of IMP

Description: Distribution of IMP to include the following activities: - Receipt of IMP from manufacturing company - Storage on IMP over the duration of the project under temperature controlled conditions - Receipt, check and confirm prescription - Suitable packaging of IMP/non IMP items - Delivery to participant home address (within 48hrs of receipt of prescription) at 5 timepoints - Maintain chain of custody and Accountability- IMPs must be traceable from the pharmacy to the participant, with temperature control, tamper-evident packaging, and delivery confirmation - Destruction of any left over IMP (or return to manufacturer) - Conducting such work as instructed, and in accordance with any relevant protocol / policy / work-instruction, for the duration of the contract. - Compliance with Medicines for Human Use (Clinical Trials) Regulations 2004 and (read more...)

Summary: The University of Bristol is inviting tenders for its "MRC Sleep Study - Distribution of IMP" project. This involves the distribution of investigational medicinal products (IMP), including receipt and storage under temperature-controlled conditions, packaging, and delivery to participant homes. The project falls under the industry category of medical equipment and pharmaceuticals, with services being delivered in the South West region of the United Kingdom. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with the deadline for submissions set for 6th March 2026. The contract is set to commence on 30th June 2026 and will conclude on 30th December 2029, offering a contract value of £67,000. The procurement method is an open procedure below the threshold.

MRC Sleep Study - Purchase of IMP

Description: MRC Sleep Study - Purchase of IMP to include the following activities: - Support with regulatory approvals (preparation of IMPD) - Sourcing of Trazodone 100mg tablets & Zolpidem 5mg tablets - Over-encapsulation of active products & Manufacture of matched placebo capsules) - Packaging of products in to bottles, designing and providing blinded labels in accordance with Medicines for Human Use (Clinical Trials) Regulations 2004 and the 2025 Amendment to Regulations - Hold appropriate MIA(IMP) authorisation - QP Certification for use in the UK - Storage & Distribution to UK Pharmacy - Ensure full traceability of materials and processes, including batch release certificates and audit trails - Conducting such work as instructed, and in accordance with any relevant protocol / policy / work-instruction, for the duration of the contract. (read more...)

Summary: The University of Bristol is actively seeking suppliers under an open tender process to support their "MRC Sleep Study - Purchase of IMP" initiative. This procurement falls within the medical equipments, pharmaceuticals, and personal care products sector, with a focus on sourcing and over-encapsulation of Trazodone and Zolpidem tablets, as well as packaging and distribution in compliance with regulatory standards. Located in the South West region of the UK, the contract is valued at £151,000. Potential bidders must submit their proposals by the tender period deadline on 6th March 2026, with the contract running from 30th June 2026 to 31st December 2029.

Primary Care healthcare waste collection and disposal service to General Practice and Community Pharmacy for NHS Devon Integrated Care Board (ICB)

Description: NHS Devon Integrated Care Board (ICB) is seeking a provider with the capability and capacity to deliver a Primary Care healthcare waste collection and disposal service to General Practice and Community Pharmacy. The services in the tender include: 1. Collection & transportation of healthcare waste and pharmaceutical waste 2. Storage of healthcare waste and pharmaceutical waste 3. Treatment of healthcare waste and pharmaceutical waste 4. Incineration of healthcare waste and pharmaceutical waste 5. Provision of reusable and single use containers for healthcare waste and pharmaceutical waste 6. Decontamination of reusable containers for healthcare waste and pharmaceutical waste 7. Promoting waste segregation and compliance 8. Healthcare and pharmaceutical waste tracking data including Duty of Care compliance The commissioner has a maximum financial envelope available of PS1,100,000 per annum, exclusive (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by the NHS Devon Integrated Care Board seeks a provider for a Primary Care healthcare waste collection and disposal service tailored for General Practice and Community Pharmacy. This opportunity falls under the healthcare and waste management services industry category and is situated in the region of UKK4, covering Great Britain more broadly. The procurement is at the tender stage, with an active status, governed by UK legislation (2023/54). The procurement process is conducted using an open procedure method, providing a total available contract value of £9,900,000 for up to 9 years if extensions are utilised. Significant dates include an enquiry period ending on 20th February 2026, a tender period closing on 9th March 2026, and an award scheduled by 15th May 2026, with the contract commencing on 1st October 2026. The buyer, NHS Devon Integrated Care Board, based in Exeter, coordinates with procurement support from NHS South Central and West Commissioning Support located in Bristol.

Youth Guarantee Trailblazer - Project Evaluation

Description: The YGTs are testing a new regional approach and providing young people in YGT areas with early access to the Youth Guarantee. Importantly, the Trailblazers will provide evidence to inform the policy's ongoing development at a national level. The Trailblazers are the government's approach to designing, implementing, testing, and evaluating the Youth Guarantee. The YGT will test how local leadership and accountability, and existing support, can be integrated into a cohesive education, training, and employment support offer for young people.

Summary: The West of England Combined Authority is currently managing a tender for the "Youth Guarantee Trailblazer - Project Evaluation," classified under the research and development services category. This procurement process, conducted through an open competition method, is in the tender stage, with activities focused on evaluating regional approaches to youth policy initiatives. Key deadlines include the enquiry period ending on 9th February 2026, and the tender submission closing on 27th February 2026. The project is set to start on 10th March 2026 and conclude by 9th March 2028, located in Bristol, United Kingdom. The tender’s financial value is noted at £100,000 with a gross amount of £120,000, with a strong focus on quality (80%) over price (20%) in the award criteria.

Youth Guarantee Trailblazer - Project Evaluation

Description: The YGTs are testing a new regional approach and providing young people in YGT areas with early access to the Youth Guarantee. Importantly, the Trailblazers will provide evidence to inform the policy's ongoing development at a national level. The Trailblazers are the government's approach to designing, implementing, testing, and evaluating the Youth Guarantee. The YGT will test how local leadership and accountability, and existing support, can be integrated into a cohesive education, training, and employment support offer for young people.

Summary: The West of England Combined Authority is currently managing a tender for the "Youth Guarantee Trailblazer - Project Evaluation," classified under the research and development services category. This procurement process, conducted through an open competition method, is in the tender stage, with activities focused on evaluating regional approaches to youth policy initiatives. Key deadlines include the enquiry period ending on 9th February 2026, and the tender submission closing on 27th February 2026. The project is set to start on 10th March 2026 and conclude by 9th March 2028, located in Bristol, United Kingdom. The tender’s financial value is noted at £100,000 with a gross amount of £120,000, with a strong focus on quality (80%) over price (20%) in the award criteria.

Custom Fit Motorcycle Examiner Earplugs 2026

Description: DVSA motorcycle examiners conduct riding tests for candidates seeking entitlement to ride motorcycles on public roads. To carry out these tests, examiners spend up to eight hours a day on a motorcycle and may reach speeds of up to 70 mph. Research indicates that riding at speeds above 60 mph can lead to hearing loss caused by excessive wind noise. To mitigate this risk, DVSA introduced routine audiology assessments for motorcycle examiners and the use of custom-fitted earplugs. DVSA now intends to award a contract to a single supplier to provide two pairs of custom-fitted earplugs for each examiner, with replacements supplied every two years. The service will include on-site fitting, where the supplier visits DVSA locations to take ear canal impressions before delivering the custom earplugs. It (read more...)

Summary: The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA), a central government public authority, has initiated a procurement process to award a contract for "Custom Fit Motorcycle Examiner Earplugs 2026". The project is currently in the tender stage, with a closing date for submissions on 2nd March 2026. This procurement, positioned within the protective gear industry, involves the annual supply of approximately 200 pairs of custom-fitted earplugs. The contract covers the fitting and delivery services across the United Kingdom, with an estimated contract value of £135,000 (excluding VAT). The process is conducted as an open procedure and involves electronic submissions via the Jaggaer portal. The contract period begins on 14th May 2026 and may be renewed twice, each for an additional 12 months.

VCA0012 - Vehicle Emissions Testing 2026

Description: the undertaking of light-duty vehicle emissions testing for the purposes of the "New In-Service Conformity (ISC) Methodology", introduced in Annex II (Part B) of Regulation (GB) 2017/1151, as amended by SI 2022 No.1273 (https://www.legislation.gov.uk/eur/2017/1151/contents) and Annex 4 of UN Regulation No. 83.08 (https://unece.org/sites/default/files/2024-04/ECE-TRANS-WP.29-2023-57E.pdf)

Summary: The public procurement process for "VCA0012 - Vehicle Emissions Testing 2026" is spearheaded by the Vehicle Certification Agency, a central government authority, located in Bristol, United Kingdom. This tender falls within the industry category of technical testing, analysis, and consultancy services and is geographically targeted for delivery across the UK. The procurement is at the tender stage with key dates including the tender closing on 13th March 2026, and the enquiry period ending on 6th March 2026. The procurement procedure is an 'Open' type, encouraging broad participation and is governed by legislation 2023/54. The fiscal consideration for this process is substantial, with a budget gross amounting to £1.2 million.

Complete exhibitor packages

Description: We are inviting proposals from experienced suppliers to deliver high-quality exhibitor stands for Jisc's key events. Suppliers must demonstrate the ability to provide cost-effective solutions that meet industry standards and incorporate sustainability principles. Collaboration is essential as the successful supplier will work closely with Jisc and our associated partners to ensure seamless delivery. Jisc's events team operates within tight timelines to deliver premium, high-impact events. These events vary in scale and scope, each with distinct expectations and requirements, demanding flexibility and attention to detail from our chosen supplier(s).

Summary: JISC, a public authority within the sub-central government sector, has initiated an open tender for "Complete exhibitor packages" with an active procurement stage. The contract, identified as Proc3018, is focused on delivering high-quality exhibition stands for key events that JISC organises, with an emphasis on cost-effective and sustainable solutions. This procurement process is using a competitive flexible procedure and involves multiple stages, culminating in supplier meetings to assess user engagement. The estimated contract value is £456,000, and the framework aims to include up to three suppliers. Key deadlines include the tender submission closing on 20 February 2026 and the contract award expected by 11 May 2026. The contract period is set to begin on 1 June 2026 and end by 31 May 2028, with a potential extension up to May 2030. The events will be held in various locations across the UK.

NHS BNSSG - Interim Integrated Care at Home Services

Description: NHS Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) Integrated Care Board's (the Commissioner) is commissioning Interim Integrated Care at Home (IC@H) Services. The service will develop, operate and evaluate Interim IC@H services in three localities of BNSSG over a period of 2 years. Interim IC@H services are a multi-agency approach across health, social care and VCSE partners in BNSSG, focused on people at risk of a deterioration in their health and independence that may lead to hospital admission or use of long-term care in the next 12 months. As part of our emerging local approach to neighbourhood health and care, the ICB intends to procure interim IC@H services through a single contract with a lead provider who can act as a strategic partner. The lead provider will lead (read more...)

Summary: NHS Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board (BNSSG ICB) is undertaking a procurement process for Interim Integrated Care at Home (IC@H) Services, classified under community health services. This initiative focuses on three localities: South Gloucestershire, South Bristol, and Weston, Worle and Villages, with the aim to enhance care for individuals at risk of health deterioration. Scheduled to commence in December 2025 and conclude in November 2027, the procurement is in the tender stage. Interested providers should submit their responses by 12:00 on 8th October 2025. Managed by the NHS South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit, the total contract value is £4.6 million, reflecting a phased implementation schedule over the two-year term.

Removal of Vehicles from Street to Street 2026-2031

Description: The Highway Services Department has a duty to maintain all highways maintainable at public expense within the city boundaries. To undertake these duties, vehicles may need to be removed from one street to another street nearby. This requirement involves the removal of vehicle(s) within 2 hours, or for a tow-truck to be made available for a period of time to carry out the necessary service as required by the Council's representative.

Summary: Bristol City Council is inviting tenders for a services contract titled "Removal of Vehicles from Street to Street 2026-2031", under the open procurement method. This project falls within the vehicle towing-away services industry category and aims to facilitate the maintenance of highways by removing vehicles from streets when necessary. The process is presently in the tender stage, with key dates including a tender submission deadline of 18th February 2026, and the contract is expected to run from 8th April 2026 to 7th April 2031. The total estimated value of the contract is £1,200,000. The work is to be carried out within the region of Bristol, UKK11. Interested parties must submit their bids electronically, and enquires can be addressed to the procurement team at Bristol City Council.