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Supply and Maintenance of New and Existing Cryogenic Temperature Data Loggers

Description: The Cellular and Molecular Therapies (CMT) function within NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) is responsible for the routine provision of stem cells for transplantation across England. We are also experts in providing development and manufacturing services for Advanced Therapies Medicinal Products (ATMPs). CMT also includes the Clinical Biotechnology Centre, which manufactures GMP-grade DNA plasmids and viral vectors. Our experience in the processing and storage of stem cells for transplant and the manufacture of clinical grade advanced cellular and molecular therapies, combined with our strong links to clinicians and hospitals, means we can help bring new and ground-breaking treatments to the bedside. The organisation intends to initiate a procurement for the supply of new and maintenance of new and existing cryogenic temperature data loggers for dry shippers. CMT receive (read more...)

Summary: The NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT), a public authority under central government, is in the planning stage of a tender for the procurement of cryogenic temperature data loggers for dry shippers. This procurement falls within the medical equipment and services industry category and is valued at £150,000. Suppliers are invited to express their interest by 3rd April 2026, with a subsequent supplier meeting scheduled for 23rd April 2026 via Microsoft Teams. The procurement will serve laboratories in Barnsley, Birmingham, Filton, Oxford, Liverpool, and Southampton, aiming to ensure optimal stem cell transport across the United Kingdom.

UK1 - Pipeline Notice Project NOCTIS-2

Description: Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), on behalf of the Ministry of Defence (MOD), has published this UK 1 Notice purely for information purposes, and no further details are available at this stage. Further details will be provided in future notices when the opportunity progresses. This Space Capability Project, designated 'NOCTIS-2', comprises a novel space surveillance approach utilising an optical array, and potentially, an Infra-Red (IR) telescope. The project encompasses the procurement, installation, and through-life support of the system. The purpose is to monitor satellites in all Earth-centred orbits, including Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and Geostationary Orbit (GEO) in order to enhance the UK's sovereign SDA capabilities. The capability is required to operate in Surveillance & Tracking modes in order to provide a persistent stare capability of the GEO (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has initiated the planning phase for Project NOCTIS-2 under the pipeline notice UK1, focusing on Defence Equipment and Support. The project aims to enhance space surveillance capabilities through an optical array and potentially an Infra-Red telescope to monitor satellites across various orbits. The procurement process involves competitive tendering via the Space Technology Solutions Dynamic Market (RM6370), with the project's execution set to occur outside the UK. The planned contract period extends from 30th April 2027 to 30th April 2030, with a potential renewal up to 30th April 2032. This effort falls under the industry category of defence and security, targeting primarily goods, with a gross value of £21,000,000. Key communication phases are set to advance by 30th April 2026.

DM/00182 - COMBINED PRESSURE SYSTEMS DEFENCE MUNITIONS BEITH & DEFENCE MUNITIONS

Description: Defence Munitions (DM) requires the Contractor to provide inspection services of various Pressure Systems at Defence Munitions Beith and Defence Munitions Gosport. The Contractor shall complete Annual Inspections of all Pressure Systems at DM Beith and DM Gosport. At the end of each examination, a report for each system is to be produced for evaluation by the Authority's Approved Person (AP) to resolve any corrective actions. The Contractor shall complete Annual Inspections for each Pressure System in accordance with an associated Management Dossier.

Summary: The Defence Equipment and Support organisation is overseeing a tender for inspection services of pressure systems at Defence Munitions Beith and Defence Munitions Gosport. The process is currently at the tender stage with key dates including an enquiry period ending on 18 March 2026, a submission deadline of 27 March 2026, and the award period concluding on 30 April 2026. The procurement falls under the services industry category, specifically targeting repair and maintenance services of compressors. The tender operates under an open procedure, with a gross value estimated at £357,600 and is subject to electronic submission.

715755459 LSP Flapjack UK 4 Tender Notice

Description: The Authority has a requirement for the provision of services for the design and production of the BBMF Lancaster aircraft hydraulic flapjack part, quantity two. The Lancaster aircraft is currently undergoing maintenance. One hydraulic flapjack must be provided by November 2026, and the second by June 2027. This contract contains core work, for the provision of the hydraulic flapjack cylinder and end cap (FJC + EC), and an option, for the additional cost for the provision of the entire hydraulic flapjack unit (FJA). The Authority will determine whether this option shall be exercised after contract award. The supplier for this work must be compliant with the technical requirements set out in the ITT.

Summary: The contracting process initiated by Defence Equipment and Support, a central government public authority located in Bristol, United Kingdom, involves an open procedure to design and produce hydraulic flapjack parts for the BBMF Lancaster aircraft, as outlined in tender ID "715755459 LSP Flapjack UK 4 Tender Notice." This active procurement falls under the services category with a focus on aircraft repair and mechanical engineering, showcasing the tender's industrial classification. Key deadlines include the enquiry period ending on 16th March 2026, with tender submissions closing by 27th March 2026. The contract, valued at up to £675,000 GBP, is expected to start on 4th May 2026 and may extend up to 3rd July 2029, reflecting defence and security special regime regulations. Interested parties must submit their tenders electronically via the Defence Sourcing Portal.

SERPENS Project Interim Integration to FC BISA (II2F) additional de-risking and D&M

Description: Interim Integration to FC BISA System (II2F) is a "middleware" solution that will communicate with SERPENS sensors and automatically 'translate' the sensor data into data readable by FC BISA. The scope of the procurement covers: Finalisation of Assessment Phase de-risking activities to Preliminary Design Review (PDR). Any additional development of scope emergent from Finalisation of Assessment Phase de-risking activities, the Critical Design Review (CDR), Demonstration, Manufacture (including Hardware Procurement) and Support to System Security Assurance Process and 'In Service' Requirements.

Summary: The procurement process is being conducted by Defence Equipment and Support, a central government public authority located in Bristol, United Kingdom. The initiative, titled "SERPENS Project Interim Integration to FC BISA (II2F) additional de-risking and D&M," falls under the defence and security regime. This procurement is currently in the planning stage with a direct award method anticipated, focusing on goods procurement. Important upcoming dates include the future notice date on 6th March 2026, with the contract period planned to start on 25th May 2026 and end on 19th December 2027.

715728455 - Procurement and In-Service Support of Remote Case Entry (RCE) System - UK2

Description: The PROTECT Delivery Team (DT) are considering initiating a project for the Procurement and In-Service Support of 3 Remote Case entry systems with the option to procure and support a further 3 systems. The Remote Case Entry system shall provide a portable abrasive cutting capability, capable of performing cuts either remotely or semi-remotely through materials up to 40mm thick mild steel cases of Air Dropped weapons, and it should be operable at a safe distance of 250m. The cutting process must be designed to generate no significant heat, thereby mitigating the risk of inadvertently triggering or activating any sensitive devices in the vicinity. The system is expected to be portable, deployable, and robust, suitable for use in all environmental conditions. It is the Authority's intention to award a (read more...)

Summary: Defence Equipment and Support, a public authority within the central government located in Bristol, UK, is conducting a procurement planning process for the Procurement and In-Service Support of Remote Case Entry (RCE) System. This procurement, designated under industry category involving bombs, weapons, ammunition, and associated parts, is in the 'planned' stage, with market engagement previously completed on 9 August 2024. The procurement is part of a defence security special regime using a competitive flexible procedure. Key upcoming dates include the release of a Project Specific Questionnaire scheduled for 27 February 2026, with the procurement contract period set to begin on 16 December 2026, lasting up to 11 years and 4 months.

UK2 - Preliminary Market Engagement

Description: This is a UK2 Preliminary Market Engagement Notice for the PRIMUS II Ground Station Support Solution. Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S) is preparing the market to provide suppliers the opportunity to deliver a comprehensive support solution for the PRIMUS Ground Station. This requirement covers through-life support for hardware and software of the Ground Station. This procurement shall be considered for competitive tender via the Space Technology Solutions Dynamic Market (RM6370), should you be interested in this procurement - please register to the Dynamic Market. Further notices relating to the requirement will be published on the Find a Tender Service in due course. Link to The Space Technology Solutions Dynamic Market: https://supplierregistration.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/dm/RM6370?nav=0 Update: The Authority has amended the estimated dates for this notice for PRIMUS II In-Service Support Solution. (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is initiating a tender process with the title "UK2 - Preliminary Market Engagement" aimed at procuring services for the PRIMUS II Ground Station Support Solution within the telecommunications industry category. The procurement, classified under services, involves locations in the United Kingdom, with a focus on Bristol. Currently in the planning stage, the process seeks Preliminary Market Engagement to inform the market about upcoming procurement activities. Suppliers interested in competing are encouraged to register on the Space Technology Solutions Dynamic Market. Key dates include a deadline for participation by 9 January 2027, with future notices expected around 1 February 2027, as part of the competitive tender via RM6370.

PRIMUS II Ground Station Support Solution

Description: UK001 Notice - Pipeline Notice for PRIMUS II Ground Station Support Solution This procurement shall be considered for competitive tender via the Space Technology Solutions Dynamic Market (RM6370), should you be interested in this procurement - please register to the Dynamic Market. Please note, this is a UK001 Pipeline Notice, which is a new legal requirement for contracting authorities under the Procurement Act 23. These notices are required for transparency of public spend and do not formally launch a procurement procedure therefore no response is required. Further notices relating to the requirement will be published on the Find a Tender Service in due course. Update: The Authority has amended the estimated dates for this notice for PRIMUS II In-Service Support Solution. The Authority wishes to thank suppliers for (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is planning a procurement process for the PRIMUS II Ground Station Support Solution under the defence and security special regime, with a total estimated value of £1,800,000. This procurement falls within the telecommunications and communications infrastructure industry category and will be conducted through a competitive flexible procedure via the Space Technology Solutions Dynamic Market (RM6370). Interested suppliers are encouraged to register on the dynamic market to stay informed of future notices, which will be published accordingly. The procurement stage is currently in the planning phase, with the next notice anticipated on 1 March 2027. The contract is slated to begin on 1 August 2027 and will run until 1 August 2030, with the potential for renewal.

715728455 - Procurement and In-Service Support of Remote Case Entry (RCE) System - UK1

Description: The PROTECT Delivery Team (DT) are considering initiating a project for the Procurement and In-Service Support of 3 Remote Case entry systems with the option to procure and support a further 3 systems. The Remote Case Entry system shall provide a portable abrasive cutting capability, capable of performing cuts either remotely or semi-remotely through materials up to 40mm thick mild steel cases of Air Dropped weapons, and it should be operable at a safe distance of 250m. The cutting process must be designed to generate no significant heat, thereby mitigating the risk of inadvertently triggering or activating any sensitive devices in the vicinity. The system is expected to be portable, deployable, and robust, suitable for use in all environmental conditions. It is the Authority's intention to award a (read more...)

Summary: Defence Equipment and Support, a public authority within the central government located in Bristol, UK, is conducting a procurement planning process for the Procurement and In-Service Support of Remote Case Entry (RCE) System. This procurement, designated under industry category involving bombs, weapons, ammunition, and associated parts, is in the 'planned' stage, with market engagement previously completed on 9 August 2024. The procurement is part of a defence security special regime using a competitive flexible procedure. Key upcoming dates include the release of a Project Specific Questionnaire scheduled for 27 February 2026, with the procurement contract period set to begin on 16 December 2026, lasting up to 11 years and 4 months.

Archaeological Development Management Advice and Historic Environment Record Management Services

Description: The contract is for the provision of specialist archaeological advice to the local planning authority, taking account the policy objectives of the Council under relevant legislation. Also, for the maintenance of the authority's Historic Environment Record to standards laid down by Historic England, making its contents available online for use by the planning authority, external agencies, developers, academic researchers and the wider public.

Summary: Bath & North East Somerset Council, based in Bath, United Kingdom, is seeking providers for 'Archaeological Development Management Advice and Historic Environment Record Management Services'. This procurement falls under the services category and specifically targets archaeological services. The open procedure procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with key deadlines including the enquiry period closing on 11th March 2026, followed by the tender submission ending on 25th March 2026. The contract, valued at £260,000, is set to commence on 1st June 2026 and has a potential extension of two years, with the award period concluding on 1st May 2026.