Supply of 10.5mL glass bottles and polypropylene screw caps

Description: Supply of 10.5mL glass bottles and polypropylene screw caps - Open tender

Summary: NHS Blood and Transplant, a central government public authority, is currently in the planning stage for an open tender for the supply of 10.5mL glass bottles and polypropylene screw caps. This procurement exercise focuses on medical consumables, specifically items used in red cell immunohaematology tests. The buying organisation is based in Bristol, United Kingdom, and aims to gauge market interest through a formal procurement process following a pre-procurement supplier engagement. Interested suppliers are encouraged to express interest by 19th January 2026, with the process involving remote meetings scheduled for the week of 19th to 23rd January 2026. This process precedes the tender, which is anticipated to allow the participation of other health authorities and has a projected contract value of up to £220,000.

Decarbonisation Project

Description: 1. The existing Neeld Hall & Town Hall is a part of an existing Grade II Listed historic municipal building located between Chippenham High Street and the Borough Parade Car Park. The complex is a mix of historic buildings and modern extensions, serving multiple uses. The complex is surrounded by a mix of commercial, retail, residential units and public realm. 2. The Employer, Chippenham Town Council are undertaking a decarbonisation project of the existing services to the Neeld Hall and Town Hall. 3. The client is submitting the required planning permission and Listed Building Consent for the proposed works, these are yet to be determined. 4. Building Regulations Full Plans approval is to be submitted by the client's team to a Registered Building Control Approver (TBC). The contractor (read more...)

Summary: Chippenham Town Council is initiating a Decarbonisation Project focusing on the Neeld Hall and Town Hall, located in the historic centre of Chippenham, UK. The procurement process, tagged as an open competition below the threshold, is in the 'tender' stage, inviting fixed price bids. The key industry category is electrical installation, particularly concerning heating and other building systems, with an estimated contract value of £500,000. The tender submission deadline is by 4pm, Friday 23rd January 2026, and physical delivery is required. The envisaged contract will start on 27th July 2026 and end on 16th October 2026, governed by the JCT Design and Build 2024 contract without amendments.

Supply of Copper Sulphate Solution for Blood Donor Haemoglobin Screening

Description: Framework Agreement for the Supply of Copper Sulphate Solution for Blood Donor Haemoglobin Screening. Please note that the Total Contract Value is the anticipated 'maximum' value of the Framework Agreement and there is no guarantee that the spend under the Framework Agreement will reach this level.

Summary: The NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for a framework agreement concerning the supply of Copper Sulphate Solution used in blood donor haemoglobin screening. This contract, valued at a maximum of £2.7 million, involves the provision of the solution throughout the United Kingdom, specifically aimed at aiding in the screening process to ensure donor suitability. The procurement process is open, employing a competitive flexible procedure to appoint suppliers to the framework agreement, with important dates including an enquiry period ending on 21st January 2026, tender submissions closing on 6th February 2026, and the expected start of contract awards on 23rd March 2026. This procurement falls within the goods category and adheres to the Procurement Act of 2023, with oversight managed by the central government authority in Bristol.

Burnt House Road Play Area Refurbishment

Description: provision of play equipment and installation at Burnt House Play Area

Summary: The procurement process for the "Burnt House Road Play Area Refurbishment" has been managed by Bath and North East Somerset Council, located in Keynsham, England, United Kingdom. This project falls under the industry category of "Recreational, cultural and sporting services" with a CPV code of 92000000. The initial procurement stage, which included a tender period that concluded on 22nd December 2025, has successfully transitioned to the award stage. The contract, valued at GBP 40,000, will commence on 1st January 2026 and is expected to be completed by 30th June 2026. Bath and North East Somerset Council employed a direct award method to facilitate this procurement, granting the contract to HAGS SMP Ltd.

Medical Devices and Equipment Maintenance and Support service

Description: Sirona Care & Health are seeking a single provider to manage the maintenance of medical devices. The Provider will be the primary point for contact for service users from the purchaser and will subcontract for items that cannot be covered by the provider. The contract lifetime will be for a 2 +1 year term within a financial envelope of PS1,080,000. The current contracts in place will cease on the 30/06/2026 any potential supplier must be able to mobilise by this date. To provide a responsive maintenance service for the Clinical Equipment listed in the attached schedule in line with manufacturers guidance, including servicing periods. Servicing is designed to achieve safety in use, functional reliability and prolong the economic life of the equipment. Mains powered devices will require an (read more...)

Summary: SIRONA CARE & HEALTH C.I.C., a sub-central government public authority based in Bristol, United Kingdom, is seeking a provider for its "Medical Devices and Equipment Maintenance and Support" service. The tender is an open procedure, and potential suppliers are invited to submit their applications by the tender period deadline of 20th February 2026. The contract will commence on 30th June 2026 and run initially for two years, with the possibility of a one-year extension, within a financial envelope of £1,080,000 GBP. The service includes maintenance and support for medical devices and equipment, focusing on safety, reliability, and compliance with relevant quality standards and regulations.

Medical Devices and Equipment Maintenance and Support service

Description: Sirona Care & Health are seeking a single provider to manage the maintenance of medical devices. The Provider will be the primary point for contact for service users from the purchaser and will subcontract for items that cannot be covered by the provider. The contract lifetime will be for a 2 +1 year term within a financial envelope of PS960k. The current contracts in place will cease on the 30/06/2026 any potential supplier must be able to mobilise by this date. To provide a responsive maintenance service for the Clinical Equipment listed in the attached schedule in line with manufacturers guidance, including servicing periods. Servicing is designed to achieve safety in use, functional reliability and prolong the economic life of the equipment. Mains powered devices will require an (read more...)

Summary: SIRONA CARE & HEALTH C.I.C., a sub-central government public authority based in Bristol, United Kingdom, is seeking a provider for its "Medical Devices and Equipment Maintenance and Support" service. The tender is an open procedure, and potential suppliers are invited to submit their applications by the tender period deadline of 20th February 2026. The contract will commence on 30th June 2026 and run initially for two years, with the possibility of a one-year extension, within a financial envelope of £1,080,000 GBP. The service includes maintenance and support for medical devices and equipment, focusing on safety, reliability, and compliance with relevant quality standards and regulations.

Medical Devices and Equipment Maintenance and Support service

Description: Sirona Care & Health are seeking a single provider to manage the maintenance of medical devices. The Provider will be the primary point for contact for service users from the purchaser and will subcontract for items that cannot be covered by the provider. The contract lifetime will be for a 2 +1 year term within a financial envelope of PS960k. The current contracts in place will cease on the 30/06/2026 any potential supplier must be able to mobilise by this date. To provide a responsive maintenance service for the Clinical Equipment listed in the attached schedule in line with manufacturers guidance, including servicing periods. Servicing is designed to achieve safety in use, functional reliability and prolong the economic life of the equipment. Mains powered devices will require an (read more...)

Summary: SIRONA CARE & HEALTH C.I.C., a sub-central government public authority based in Bristol, United Kingdom, is seeking a provider for its "Medical Devices and Equipment Maintenance and Support" service. The tender is an open procedure, and potential suppliers are invited to submit their applications by the tender period deadline of 20th February 2026. The contract will commence on 30th June 2026 and run initially for two years, with the possibility of a one-year extension, within a financial envelope of £1,080,000 GBP. The service includes maintenance and support for medical devices and equipment, focusing on safety, reliability, and compliance with relevant quality standards and regulations.

Digital Transformation Delivery Partner - Donor and Session Programme

Description: The Donor and Session Programme (DASP) is a strategically critical, four-year transformation programme to modernise NHS Blood and Transplant's (NHSBT) donor engagement, appointment booking, and session management systems across whole blood, platelets, and plasma. We are reducing our dependency on ageing systems and replacing outdated, paper-heavy processes with one seamless, end-to-end digital system. This will cover everything from booking an appointment to completing health checks and managing the donation session itself. To achieve such an innovative and ambitious programme, we must recognise this complexity, be comfortable with the pace of learning and adapting, and focus our energy on supporting safe, steady progress. Constructive engagement, shared ownership, and leadership alignment will be critical to sustaining momentum and delivering the transformation successfully. We therefore require partners with the breadth of (read more...)

Summary: NHS Blood and Transplant, a central government public authority located at 500 North Bristol Park, Bristol, UK, is currently in the tender stage of a significant procurement effort titled "Digital Transformation Delivery Partner - Donor and Session Programme." This project, with a total estimated value of £4 million, seeks to modernise donor engagement and management systems across the UK regions UKC, UKD, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ, and UKK. The procurement process follows an open and competitive flexible procedure, in accordance with section 20(2)(b) of the Procurement Act 2023. Key deadlines include an enquiry period ending on 15th January 2026, a tender period closing on 27th January 2026, and an award period concluding on 9th March 2026. The contracting process involves a two-stage competitive tender, designed to short-list suppliers based on presentations and workshops, culminating with a contract award phase.

RWS PROTECTOR PDS CONTRACT - OCTOBER 2026

Description: This opportunity is for the Post Design Services Technical Support for the M151 Protector Remote Weapon Station (RWS) which is an autonomous vehicle mounted weapon for remote operation of either the 7.62mm General Purposes Machine Gun (GPMG), or 12.7mm Heavy Machine Gun (HMG), or 40mm Grenade Machine Gun (GMG) platform which can be mounted on a variety of armoured vehicles. It is designed and manufactured by Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, Norway (OEM). The contract is expected to last continue for 4 years until 30th of October 2030.

Summary: The contracting process is being initiated by Defence Equipment and Support, a central government body based in Bristol, United Kingdom. The procurement title is "RWS PROTECTOR PDS CONTRACT - OCTOBER 2026" within the defence and security industry category. The project involves providing technical support services for the M151 Protector Remote Weapon Station. This procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with a contract period starting on 1st October 2026 and running until 30th September 2030. An important date to note is the future notice date set for 28th February 2026. The procurement method specified is a direct award, reflecting a targeted approach to service acquisition.

TV Studios Refurbishment - Systems Integrator

Description: Bath Spa University is seeking expressions of interest from experienced systems integrators to support the refurbishment of its TV Studio facilities at Newton Park Campus. The project involves the design, procurement, fit-out, integration, and commissioning of a complete end-to-end solution for the University's multicamera TV production environment. The existing facilities, installed in 2013, include two production studios, a TV studio gallery, a central apparatus room, two audio mixing studios, and nine postproduction edit suites. After twelve years of continuous use, the infrastructure is due for a technical upgrade. The current system is based on a five-camera SDI setup, and the University is seeking to transition to a SMPTE ST 2110 IP-based backbone. The new solution will include updated embedded cameras, production and acquisition equipment, and must support both (read more...)

Summary: Bath Spa University is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process for the "TV Studios Refurbishment - Systems Integrator" project, with a focus on the education sector and location at its Newton Park Campus in Bath, United Kingdom. The project involves a comprehensive upgrade of existing TV studio facilities, including design, procurement, fit-out, integration, and commissioning of a new multicamera production environment. The procurement process officially commenced on 18th December 2025 with preliminary market engagement. The key milestone for this process is scheduled for 16th January 2026, with the requirement for facilities to be fully operational by September 2026, supporting both teaching and commercial needs. The total estimated contract value is £2.1 million, and the tender seeks experienced suppliers in broadcast systems integration.