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WESTCharge - Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

Description: The West of England Combined Authority (the"Authority") has obtained Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure ("LEVI") grant funding from the Department for Transport Office for Zero Emission Vehicles ("OZEV") which supports local authorities in England to plan and deliver charging infrastructure for residents without off-street parking. The LEVI fund has two main objectives: (1) to deliver a step-change in the deployment of local, primarily low power, on-street charging infrastructure across England; and (2) accelerate the commercialisation of, and investment in, the local charging infrastructure sector. As such, the Authority is seeking to procure the Services on behalf of the unitary authorities North Somerset Council ("NSC") and Bath and North East Somerset Council ("B&NES") (the "UAs") across the UAs' geographic areas . The Services will include (but are not limited to) (read more...)

Summary: The West of England Combined Authority is inviting tenders for the "WESTCharge - Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure" project, which is funded through a Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure grant. This initiative focuses on the installation and management of electric vehicle charging infrastructure across North Somerset Council and Bath and North East Somerset Council regions in the UK. The procurement process, identified under code UPN-00161, adheres to the UKPGA legal framework, with a gross value of £201 million. The procurement is currently in the tender stage, following a competitive flexible procedure for works. Interested firms are encouraged to interact during the tender conference scheduled for 24 June 2026. Submissions should be completed via Atamis by 30 March 2027, with the award announcement anticipated by 10 May 2027.

Request for Information (RFI) relating to Education, Research, Technology, Innovation Open Framework

Description: This is an information gathering exercise. The purpose of this Request for Information is to gain market insight into current consultancy market capability and capacity to test the market appetite, shape the new open framework design and ensure that it is accessible and attractive to a diverse and sustainable supplier base. Jisc is interested in engaging with a broad range of suppliers (experts) who can contribute to these areas of delivery. This includes, but is not limited to: Large multidisciplinary consulting firms Specialist SMEs Niche consultancy providers Digital, transformation and strategy consultancies Organisational development and change specialists Commercial, financial and advisory consultancies Jisc welcomes responses from suppliers with varied expertise, delivery models and organisational structures, recognising that diversity of capability and perspective is key to supporting the evolving (read more...)

Summary: JISC, a public authority classified as a sub-central government entity, is conducting a planning stage for a procurement process aimed at establishing an internal framework under the Education, Research, Technology, and Innovation categories. Located in Bristol, UK, JISC seeks to gather market insights through a Request for Information (RFI) exercise, intended to inform the design and accessibility of a new open framework. The focus areas include diverse consultancy services such as research, innovation, immersive technologies, scholarly communication, and digital transformation of education. The deadline for interested parties to submit clarification questions is 26th June 2026, with submissions due by 14th July 2026. The procurement, valued at £2,000,000, is above threshold and will involve a framework agreement, with the contract period set from November 2027 to October 2031.

Request for Information (RFI) relating to Education, Research, Technology, Innovation Open Framework

Description: This is an information gathering exercise. The purpose of this Request for Information is to gain market insight into current consultancy market capability and capacity to test the market appetite, shape the new open framework design and ensure that it is accessible and attractive to a diverse and sustainable supplier base. Jisc is interested in engaging with a broad range of suppliers (experts) who can contribute to these areas of delivery. This includes, but is not limited to: Large multidisciplinary consulting firms Specialist SMEs Niche consultancy providers Digital, transformation and strategy consultancies Organisational development and change specialists Commercial, financial and advisory consultancies Jisc welcomes responses from suppliers with varied expertise, delivery models and organisational structures, recognising that diversity of capability and perspective is key to supporting the evolving (read more...)

Summary: JISC, a public authority classified as a sub-central government entity, is conducting a planning stage for a procurement process aimed at establishing an internal framework under the Education, Research, Technology, and Innovation categories. Located in Bristol, UK, JISC seeks to gather market insights through a Request for Information (RFI) exercise, intended to inform the design and accessibility of a new open framework. The focus areas include diverse consultancy services such as research, innovation, immersive technologies, scholarly communication, and digital transformation of education. The deadline for interested parties to submit clarification questions is 26th June 2026, with submissions due by 14th July 2026. The procurement, valued at £2,000,000, is above threshold and will involve a framework agreement, with the contract period set from November 2027 to October 2031.

Jisc Google for Education Reseller Framework Agreement

Description: This opportunity is for the Contracting Authority who wishes to establish a single-lot, multi-supplier Open framework agreement covering the supply of Google for Education products and services. The Google products, editions, and base prices available under this Framework are to be governed by a separate commercial agreement between Jisc Services Limited and Google (the 'Jisc-Google Agreement'). Google Workspace for Education editions * Gemini for Education * Chrome Education Upgrade * ChromeOS Flex * Any Google Cloud Platform commitments or credits permitted under the Jisc-Google Agreement The Supplier(s) shall manage the full licence lifecycle including new licence provisioning, renewals, upgrades and downgrades, true-ups and true-downs, and migrations between permitted editions, and provide full wrap-around support services to customers.

Summary: The planned procurement process is initiated by JISC Services Limited, a public authority sub-central government entity, located in Bristol, United Kingdom. The tender is titled "Jisc Google for Education Reseller Framework Agreement" and falls under the services industry category, specifically related to software packages and information systems. It covers delivery not just in the UK but also in Guernsey, Isle of Man, Jersey, and Ireland. The procurement is currently at the planning stage, with the future notice date set for 22 July 2026, and the expressions of interest deadline on 29 July 2026. The selective procurement method employed is part of a competitive flexible process aimed at finalising by 28 August 2026, with the contract period running from 1 September 2026 to 31 August 2029, extendable up to 2034.

FE content platform

Description: ***Update: 11/06/2026 - JSL reserve the right to run Stage 1 to a reduced timetable of not less than 10 days. Stage 2 is not anticipated to be reduced in duration but may consequently commence earlier than indicated. Indicative timetable will be kept in this notice as is, but altered in a forthcoming Tender (UK4) Notice. *** Update: 09/06/2026 - Please note that since initial publication, a decision has been made to review some of the requirements with a view that changes may occur. This will have a delay on the initial anticipated timetable with a tender more likely to be published early autumn. Any further updates will be communicated ahead of tender publication *** This opportunity Jisc seeks to establish a single-supplier framework agreement with a supplier (read more...)

Summary: JISC Services Limited, headquartered in Bristol, United Kingdom, is planning a procurement process to establish a single-supplier framework agreement for a digital content platform supporting Further Education (FE) institutions. The tender, titled "FE Content Platform," is currently at the planning update stage with significant developments as recently as 11th June 2026. The procurement uses a competitive, flexible procedure to ensure the selection of a capable partner. The industry categories involved include software packages and information systems, as well as various education services. Interested vendors should note that the process is selective, with an expression of interest deadline set for 29th September 2026, and a planned contract period starting on 1st November 2027 through to 1st November 2029, with an optional two-year extension.

Universal PMH Peer Support

Description: The aim of the service is to provide high quality, evidence-based support for both mothers and birthing people and fathers and co-parents, so that perinatal mental health and parent infant relationship needs can be identified early and appropriately addressed. This could include one-to-one support, delivered through peer support or by trained staff, as well as group support, outreach, or access to virtual or digital support according to clinical need and family preference.

Summary: Bristol City Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for the tender titled "Universal PMH Peer Support." The tender falls under the health and social work services industry category, specifically aimed at providing services to support perinatal mental health and parent-infant relationships. The procurement is to take place in the UKK11 region, covering Bristol. Key milestones include a significant deadline for expressions of interest due by 26th June 2026. The contracting period is expected to commence on 1st October 2026 and conclude on 31st March 2029. The total estimated contract value is £440,000, with an overall budget of £528,000. The procurement process aligns with the regulations set forth in the UK's legal framework, particularly under the UKPGA 2023/54.

Universal PMH Peer Support

Description: The aim of the service is to provide high quality, evidence-based support for both mothers and birthing people and fathers and co-parents, so that perinatal mental health and parent infant relationship needs can be identified early and appropriately addressed. This could include one-to-one support, delivered through peer support or by trained staff, as well as group support, outreach, or access to virtual or digital support according to clinical need and family preference.

Summary: Bristol City Council is in the planning stages of a procurement process titled "Universal PMH Peer Support," aimed at enhancing health and social work services. Located in the UKK11 region, this planned procurement is set to provide evidence-based support for perinatal mental health and parent-infant relationships. The service includes individual and group support through peer mentoring, outreach, and digital avenues. Key dates include a future notice set for 1st August 2026. The total procurement value is GBP 440,000 under the services category, according to the CPV classification 85000000. The process is currently in the planning stage, with documentation accessible through Bristol City Council's ProContract portal.

Therapeutic PIR Group

Description: The aim of the service is to provide in-person, therapeutic group support for parents experiencing mild to moderate mental illness who are referred by midwives, health visitors, Family Hub staff, GPs, or by self-referral. These groups will focus primarily on nurturing the development of positive parent-infant relationships. Specifically, this will involve supporting parents to enjoy being with their babies, to feel skilled and confident in their parenting, and to improve their understanding of their baby. The groups will also support parents to feel supported and connected with others.

Summary: Bristol City Council is in the planning stage of a public procurement process for a project titled "Therapeutic PIR Group," aimed at providing in-person, therapeutic group support for parents with mild to moderate mental illness. The location for the project is in the UK region of UKK11. This procurement is classified under the industry category of Health and Social Work Services, with an estimated value of £225,000, grossing up to £270,000. The engagement milestone is scheduled with a due date of 26th June 2026, indicating the stage of Expressions of Interest (EOI). The intended contract period starts on 1st October 2026 and concludes on 31st March 2029.

Therapeutic PIR Group

Description: The aim of the service is to provide in-person, therapeutic group support for parents experiencing mild to moderate mental illness who are referred by midwives, health visitors, Family Hub staff, GPs, or by self-referral. These groups will focus primarily on nurturing the development of positive parent-infant relationships. Specifically, this will involve supporting parents to enjoy being with their babies, to feel skilled and confident in their parenting, and to improve their understanding of their baby. The groups will also support parents to feel supported and connected with others.

Summary: Bristol City Council has initiated the planning stage for a public procurement titled "Therapeutic PIR Group," focusing on health and social work services. The contract, valued at £225,000, aims to provide in-person therapeutic group support for parents experiencing mild to moderate mental illness. These services are designed to nurture positive parent-infant relationships and will be primarily delivered in the region of UKK11, known as Bristol. Future notices for this tender are expected to be released starting 1st August 2026. The procurement process falls under the legal framework 32014L0024 and is part of a planned service procurement.

Community health clinics and health events in Inner City & East Bristol

Description: NHS Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire Integrated Care board (ICB) is seeking to secure a Prime Provider who has the capability and capacity to deliver Community health clinics and health events in Inner City & East Bristol. The aims of the service are - 1. Addresses the specific health inequalities experienced by Black Caribbean, Black African and Asian population groups who historically demonstrate low screening uptake, late presentation of medical conditions, and experience poorer health outcomes compared to the overall population 2. Supporting people to take more control of their health and healthcare as much as possible and access to the most appropriate services or support at the right time 3. Proactively focussing on prevention and increased early diagnosis 4. Builds capacity with community assets and develops (read more...)

Summary: The NHS Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board (ICB) had initiated a procurement process for a Prime Provider to deliver community health clinics and health events in Inner City & East Bristol, under the category of health services. This tender aimed to address health inequalities across specific population groups, enhance access to healthcare, and support community resilience and engagement. The procurement stage had reached a tender update, however, the competitive provider selection process has been abandoned as of 10th June 2026, under the Provider Selection Regime 2023, without awarding a contract. The initial launch date for this service was set for 1st September 2026, with a planned term of 3 years and an option for a 2-year extension, situating the procurement within a larger financial envelope of £521,510, inclusive of VAT, for potential fulfilment over 5 years.