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Support Work to promote the Education of Previously Looked-After Children

Description: Support Work to promote the Education of Previously Looked-After Children This contract is an enhanced, individual offer to run alongside our advice, guidance and trauma-informed training offers for schools and families. The total value of this contracts initial 36 month term is PS90,000 (ex VAT).

Summary: Bath & North East Somerset Council is inviting tenders for a contract titled "Support Work to promote the Education of Previously Looked-After Children." This initiative falls under the education and training services category and is located within the region of UKK12, United Kingdom. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with key dates including an enquiry period ending on 26th June 2026 and a final tender submission deadline on 10th July 2026. The contract is valued at £90,000 (excluding VAT) for an initial term of 36 months, employing an open competition procurement method with light touch regulations applicable.

Legal Support - Renewable Energy Development

Description: You are invited to tender for a framework agreement to provide Forestry England with legal services in connection with Renewable Energy developments (notably wind energy developments) across the National Forest Estate. For full details of our needs, please read the separate specification document. Renewable development presents a new strategic opportunity for Forestry England which will require Forestry England, acting on behalf of the Secretary of State, to enter into a range of complex legal agreements including partnerships with other developers and relevant stakeholders. Renewable energy development is a highly specialist area, it therefore necessitates access to legal advisers with specific expertise and experience in this sector to ensure appropriate risk management and compliance throughout the development lifecycle.

Summary: The Forestry Commission is inviting tenders for a framework agreement to provide legal services for renewable energy developments across the National Forest Estate, particularly focusing on wind energy. The tender, titled "Legal Support – Renewable Energy Development," is classified under the services category, specifically legal services (CPV code 79100000). This procurement will be conducted through an open procedure, overseen by the sub-central public authority, the Forestry Commission, headquartered in Bristol, UK. The deadline for submitting tenders is 10th July 2026, with the enquiry period ending on 3rd July 2026. The framework agreement is expected to commence on 1st September 2026 and continue until 31st August 2030. The total estimated contract value is £1,200,000 gross, with key delivery regions across the United Kingdom.

Natural Regeneration and Minor Chainsaw Works Framework - North District

Description: We are placing a framework for suppliers to carry out clearance of natural regeneration, re-spacing of conifer crops, windblow clearance, roadside brashing and pruning and small scale felling across North District. This requirement will be split into 8 lots covering the geographical region. Christmas Tree halo thinning operations are covered in Lot 9 and will span across the whole framework geographic area. Interested suppliers should submit their Tenders through Forestry England's e-tendering portal (Panacea).

Summary: The Forestry Commission, a sub-central government public authority located in Bristol, UK, is inviting tenders for a framework titled "Natural Regeneration and Minor Chainsaw Works Framework - North District." This procurement falls under the industry category of forestry services, covering extensive operations such as clearance of natural regeneration, re-spacing of conifer crops, and small-scale felling across North District. The framework is organised into nine lots, with a total estimated value of £1,188,000 GBP. The tender is currently in the active stage, with submission deadlines due on 22 June 2026, and the award period concluding on 27 July 2026. The procurement method adopted is an open procedure, encouraging broad participation.

Mowing Services - South England Forest District

Description: This contract is to fulfil general forest road/ride vegetation maintenance within the South District for Forestry England's road and ride network. The contract is split into 7 Lots, due to the extent of the geographic area. The contractor can bid on an individual Lot or a group of Lots. If bidding on a group of Lots, the contractor will need to demonstrate capacity to deliver all works required within the selected Lots in the indicative time frame. Only one contractor will be assigned to each Lot.

Summary: Forestry England, acting on behalf of the Forestry Commission, is initiating a procurement process for "Mowing Services - South England Forest District," under the industry category of services incidental to forestry, with a procurement status of tender. The contract covers vegetation maintenance across the South District's road and ride network and is split into seven geographic Lots. The process adopted is an open procedure with an active status and above-threshold value. Key dates to note include the enquiry period ending on 26th June 2026, with a submission deadline by 10th July 2026. The contract engages single contractors for individual or grouped Lots with demonstrated capacity, with the contract period extending from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2029, potentially renewing until 31st August 2031.

Procurement of Office Furniture

Description: The procurement of office furniture to support Defence Infrastructure with the relocation of personnel from RAF Henlow to RAF Bassingbourn. The overall procurement will cost approximately PS230,000 and exisitng frameworks available via the Government Commercial Agency will be utilised.

Summary: Defence Equipment and Support, part of the UK Ministry of Defence, is in the planning stage of a procurement process for office furniture, assisting with the relocation of personnel from RAF Henlow to RAF Bassingbourn. The contract, valued at approximately £230,000, falls under the goods category and will leverage existing frameworks provided by the Government Commercial Agency. Key engagement milestones have already been met, and the initial market engagement notice was published on 11th June 2026. The procurement process is set to launch with a future notice expected on 1st September 2026, and the anticipated contract period will begin on 2nd October 2026, concluding by 31st March 2027, with a potential extension to March 2028.

Irradiation indicator labels

Description: Supply of Irradiation indicator labels

Summary: The NHS Blood and Transplant, a public authority under the central government of the United Kingdom, is in the planning stage of a procurement process to acquire Irradiation Indicator Labels. This process, falling under the medical consumables industry category, is directed from their Bristol office. The primary aim is to supply labels that indicate exposure to Gamma or X Ray radiation to 13 sites. Key dates include the invitation for market engagement discussions scheduled for June/July 2026, with interested suppliers encouraged to express interest by 10th July 2026. The full contract notice is expected to be published by 2nd September 2026, with the actual contract period planned from 1st February 2027 to 1st February 2031, and possible extensions to 2034.

Irradiation indicator labels

Description: Supply of Irradiation indicator labels

Summary: The NHS Blood and Transplant, a public authority within the central government, is in the planning stage of a procurement process for the supply of irradiation indicator labels. This initiative, located in Bristol, falls under the industry category of medical consumables. The upcoming procurement will seek innovative solutions for labels that confirm exposure to gamma and x-ray radiation sources, with an expected delivery of approximately 360,000 labels annually to 13 sites. Currently described as a market consultation exercise, prospective suppliers are encouraged to enter an expression of interest by 10th July 2026. An engagement session is scheduled around June/July 2026 to further discuss requirements, and a formal procurement notice is anticipated on 2nd September 2026.

Technical Implementation Partner & Business Change Partner for Donor and Session Programme (DASP)

Description: NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) is progressing the Donor and Session Programme (DASP), a strategic digital transformation programme to modernise donor engagement, appointment booking, session management and related donor-facing and operational capabilities across blood, platelets and plasma. To deliver DASP effectively, NHSBT has already undertaken, or is currently undertaking, separate procurement activity for key programme partners and the CRM Platform/Donor Platform. NHSBT is now commencing preliminary market engagement for the next phase of delivery, relating to the proposed appointment of a Technical Implementation Partner (TIP) and a Business Change Partner (BCP). The Technical Implementation Partner is expected to support the technical implementation of the selected CRM Platform/Donor Platform and associated digital ecosystem. This may include activities such as solution design, configuration, integration, data migration, testing, deployment, transition, implementation (read more...)

Summary: NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT), located at 500 North Bristol Park, Bristol, is initiating a strategic digital transformation for its Donor and Session Programme (DASP). This programme aims to modernise donor engagement, appointment scheduling, session management, and related operational capabilities for blood, platelets, and plasma. NHSBT is currently in the planning stage of the procurement process and has invited preliminary market engagement to aid the appointment of a Technical Implementation Partner (TIP) and a Business Change Partner (BCP). NHSBT will conduct preliminary activities such as solution design and operational readiness assessment. This initial engagement stage will conclude by 31 July 2026, with further procurement details to follow, ensuring robust business strategy alignment for the proposed services.

Mundy Playing Fields - Package 1: Sewage Treatment Plant & Potable Water Supply

Description: The procurement is for the design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of a new potable water supply and on-site sewage treatment system to serve the pavilion and associated facilities at Mundy Playing Fields, Thornbury. The works include approximately 380-400 metres of new 63mm potable water main from Kington Lane to the pavilion, including excavation, pipework, valves and fittings, pressure testing, chlorination, certification, liaison with Bristol Water and full reinstatement. The procurement also includes a minimum 40 population equivalent packaged sewage treatment plant, foul drainage connections, inspection chambers, control and alarm systems, percolation testing, drainage field design and installation, environmental permitting support, decommissioning of the existing cess pit, commissioning and handover documentation. The services and works must be supplied as a complete contractor-designed and contractor-delivered package by a suitably (read more...)

Summary: Thornbury Town Council is seeking a contractor for the Mundy Playing Fields package, which involves designing, supplying, installing, testing, and commissioning a new potable water supply and an on-site sewage treatment system. The project, located in Thornbury, UK, falls under the construction category for water and sewage pipelines and requires coordination with Bristol Water. The open competition tender process began on 10th June 2026, with the carrying out of physical submission only due by 10th July 2026. The contract period is from 7th August 2026 to 20th November 2026, with a possible extension to 18th December 2026. Interested parties should be aware that this is the first of three potential work packages.

External Quality Control Testing (for Cellular and Molecular Therapies)

Description: NHS Blood and Transplant is seeking to engage with the market in relation to the provision of external Quality Control testing services to support the Clinical Biotechnology Centre in the development and production of Advanced Therapeutic Investigational Medicinal Products, biotechnology products and biological products. The requirement is expected to include specialist QC testing services for in-process, final product and cell bank testing, with testing capabilities potentially including mycoplasma testing, bacterial cell bank testing, mammalian cell bank testing, specialised viral safety testing, viral clearance studies, sterility testing and cell-based sterility testing. The precise testing requirements may vary by project and NHSBT may require the ability to add or remove tests during the contract term. Suppliers would be expected to operate under appropriate regulatory and quality standards, including GMP and, (read more...)

Summary: NHS Blood and Transplant, located in Bristol, UK, is in the planning stage of a procurement process for "External Quality Control Testing (for Cellular and Molecular Therapies)." This initiative aims to support the Clinical Biotechnology Centre with services relevant to Advanced Therapeutic Investigational Medicinal Products and biotechnology. Suppliers are invited to express interest by 5pm on 10th July 2026 via email to participate in an early market engagement exercise scheduled during the week of 3rd August 2026. The procurement focuses on various quality control testing capabilities, potentially including mycoplasma and mammalian cell bank testing among others. The process might launch formally in the future, with a high-value contract of approximately GBP 2,000,000 and services expected to commence from 1st January 2027, lasting until the end of 2030, with possible extensions up to 2032. This procurement falls within the services industry category and targets the UKK11 region.