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UKRI-6113 METIS Temporary Cleanroom

Description: This tender defines the technical requirements for the provision of an alternative cleanroom facility at the Royal Observatory Edinburgh (ROE) in Scotland, UK, to support assembly and integration activities for the METIS LMS instrument. The requirements set out the environmental, spatial, services, and ancillary conditions that any proposed facility must satisfy in order to be considered for this engagement. We anticipate the requirement to be priced around PS200K to PS300K GBP ex VAT. Please review the full suite of tender documentation to understand the requirement, process and terms and conditions.

Summary: UK Research & Innovation (UKRI) has initiated a tender process entitled "UKRI-6113 METIS Temporary Cleanroom," looking for construction work for a research facility at the Royal Observatory Edinburgh in Scotland. This procurement falls under the category of 'works' and is managed through an open procedure. The tender is currently active, with a submission deadline set for 10th July 2026. Interested parties should note the close dates for enquiries, on 1st July 2026, and the subsequent award period concluding on 31st July 2026. The procurement aims to secure a contractor capable of delivering an alternative cleanroom facility to support vital assembly and integration activities for the METIS LMS instrument, with the estimated contract value ranging from £200K to £300K GBP excluding VAT.

ITT - National Blue Plaque Scheme Freelance Historian Framework - UID 199M

Description: We are seeking freelance historians and researchers to join our Framework to produce preliminary and full research reports on candidates nominated for a National Blue Plaque. We are looking to appoint 10 freelance historians / researchers to the framework. Further information on how the framework will work is detailed below.

Summary: Historic England, a central government public authority, is inviting tenders for the "National Blue Plaque Scheme Freelance Historian Framework". Located in Swindon, UK, the organisation seeks freelance historians and researchers to produce research reports for the scheme. The procurement process is currently in the Tender stage, with the submission deadline set for 8 July 2026, at 09:30 AM. The initiative falls under the services category, specifically targeting research and development consultancy services. The procurement method is an open, below-threshold competition, and the total value is projected at £75,000.

Catering and User Over-Night Accommodation Services

Description: This is for the provision of Accommodation and Catering services to the various sites for the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC). The Accommodation and Catering Services are required at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory and Coesners House and catering services are required at Daresbury Laboratory and the UK Astronomy Technology Centre. UKRI STFC will be hosting two further Supplier Engagement Sessions for this requirement. One being conducted on the 17th of June at Daresbury Laboratory Keckwick Ln, Daresbury, Warrington WA4 4AD commencing at 1pm, the other on the 18th of June at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Harwell Campus, Didcot, OX11 0QX commencing at 10am. Each session will last no more than 1-2 hours and a maximum of two attendees from each supplier organisation to register (read more...)

Summary: UK Research & Innovation (UKRI), a central government public authority located in Swindon, Wiltshire, is currently in the planning stage for a tender titled "Catering and User Over-Night Accommodation Services" (UKRI 5482). This procurement process pertains to the services sector, focusing on accommodation and catering services needed at various UKRI Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) sites, including the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Coesners House, Daresbury Laboratory, and the UK Astronomy Technology Centre. UKRI is scheduled to conduct Supplier Engagement Sessions on 17th June 2026 at Daresbury Laboratory and on 18th June 2026 at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, with registration required by 16th June 2026. The contract, valued at £30 million gross, is scheduled to commence on 26th November 2026 and end on 25th November 2033, with possible renewal extending to November 2036.

Facilities Management Services - Pre-Market Engagement

Description: Great Western NHS Foundation Trust (the "Trust) opened its acute Private Finance Initiative (PFI) facility in 2002. The six-storey building provides 78,101 square meters of internal space and supports 650 beds. The hospital includes a full range of acute services, including an Accident and Emergency department, Acute Assessment Unit, Intensive Care / High Dependency Unit, Maternity and Intermediate Care Centre. The site also incorporates a health and social care education centre (the "Academy"), alongside a wide range of wards and clinics, serving a population of around 300,000 people. The PFI contract is due to expire in October 2029 and covers approximately 90% of the Trust's estate on the Swindon site. The majority of the facilities management (FM) services for the PFI estate (excluding car parking, linen and transport (read more...)

Summary: The Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is initiating a procurement process for Facilities Management Services through a pre-market engagement. Located in Swindon, UK, the Trust operates under the public authority central government category and aims to maintain its acute care facility, which is crucial for providing extensive healthcare services to a population of around 300,000 people. The tender, identified by reference C451357, is currently in the planning stage with scheduled milestones, including a virtual market engagement session on 16th June 2026 and a market engagement questionnaire closing on 1st July 2026. This process looks to understand market capabilities and innovative approaches ahead of the PFI contract's expiry in October 2029, influencing future service delivery strategy across the Trust's extensive Swindon estate.

Facilities Management Services - Pre-Market Engagement

Description: Great Western NHS Foundation Trust (the "Trust) opened its acute Private Finance Initiative (PFI) facility in 2002. The six-storey building provides 78,101 square meters of internal space and supports 650 beds. The hospital includes a full range of acute services, including an Accident and Emergency department, Acute Assessment Unit, Intensive Care / High Dependency Unit, Maternity and Intermediate Care Centre. The site also incorporates a health and social care education centre (the "Academy"), alongside a wide range of wards and clinics, serving a population of around 300,000 people. The PFI contract is due to expire in October 2029 and covers approximately 90% of the Trust's estate on the Swindon site. The majority of the facilities management (FM) services for the PFI estate (excluding car parking, linen and transport (read more...)

Summary: The Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is initiating a procurement process for Facilities Management Services through a pre-market engagement. Located in Swindon, UK, the Trust operates under the public authority central government category and aims to maintain its acute care facility, which is crucial for providing extensive healthcare services to a population of around 300,000 people. The tender, identified by reference C451357, is currently in the planning stage with scheduled milestones, including a virtual market engagement session on 16th June 2026 and a market engagement questionnaire closing on 1st July 2026. This process looks to understand market capabilities and innovative approaches ahead of the PFI contract's expiry in October 2029, influencing future service delivery strategy across the Trust's extensive Swindon estate.

Planned Preventative Maintenance and Reactive Repairs Services at Cannon Bridge House, London - UID 256

Description: To carry out Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) as well as Reactive repair services for Historic England's London office located in Cannon Bridge House.

Summary: Historic England, a central government public authority, is inviting tenders for Planned Preventative Maintenance and Reactive Repairs Services at their London office located in Cannon Bridge House. The procurement process is at the tender stage and follows an open method below the threshold for open competition. The contract is categorised under repair and maintenance services of building installations. Interested parties must submit their proposals by 30th June 2026, with enquiries accepted until 23rd June 2026. The contract will commence on 1st September 2026 and conclude on 31st August 2029, offering a significant opportunity valued at £81,000.

Mental Health Scoping

Description: Mental Health Scoping Swindon Borough Council invites you to contribute to preliminary market engagement in relation to the development and market capacity of a Swindon based step up / step down / crisis residential care home to support adults with a mental health need that has a clear focus on crisis management and mitigation, wellbeing, recovery and enablement. We would welcome the views of suppliers on the questions set out in the questionnaire. The intention is to invite supplier feedback to help shape the final specification and commercial model to ensure the tender delivers the optimum outcomes for the Council.

Summary: The recent procurement process initiated by Swindon Borough Council involves a project titled "Mental Health Scoping," which focuses on the development and market capacity of a crisis residential care home in Swindon. This facility aims to support adults with mental health needs, particularly in crisis management, wellbeing, recovery, and enablement. This procurement falls under the services category, with relevant classifications including housing services, social work and related services, and health services. Currently in the planning stage, the process includes a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) phase, with milestones such as a requirement for suppliers to register and respond to a questionnaire by midday on 17th June 2026 via the ProContract tender portal.

Habilitation Services for Visual Impairments

Description: Swindon Borough Council are conducting preliminary market engagement to understand a number of things concerning Habiliation Services for people with Visual Impairments. Providers are invited to participate in this event by registering on supplyingthesouthwest.org.uk and then completing the questionnaire on the portal

Summary: The current procurement process, undertaken by Swindon Borough Council, is in the planning stage and seeks to engage the market for Habilitation Services targeting individuals with visual impairments. Classified under the community health services category, this initiative is situated in the Swindon locality, within the UKK14 region. Interested parties are invited to partake in a preliminary market engagement by 17th June 2026, following which the main contracting period is scheduled to run from 10th January 2027 to 9th January 2029. This service is being sourced under a light-touch regime, with a contract value estimated at £66,000, grossing up to £79,200. Interested vendors are encouraged to register on the dedicated portal for participation.

ITT - Planned Preventative and Reactive Response Service (M&E, Public Health and Fabric) - Bessie Surtees House, Newcastle (UID 273M)

Description: To provide planned preventative and reactive response service to the Newcastle office of Historic England based on the output specification provided in the separate documents: Part 1 - HE Specification Newcastle Part 2 - Maintenance task sheets Part 3 - Newcastle ME&P asset information Part 4 - Pricing Schedule Newcastle

Summary: Historic England has initiated a procurement process titled "ITT - Planned Preventative and Reactive Response Service (M&E, Public Health and Fabric) – Bessie Surtees House, Newcastle (UID 273M)". The tender is in the active stage, focusing on repair and maintenance services, and falls under the industry category of construction services. The procurement follows an open procedure, allowing broad participation, and targets the Newcastle office in the United Kingdom. Key dates include a corrected tender submission deadline of 9:30 AM, 18th June 2026, ahead of the enquiry period ending on 11th June 2026. This process provides a significant opportunity with a maximum value of £198,000, out of which £165,000 is the procurement value, with the contract running from 21st July 2026 to 20th July 2029.

UKSAC26_0043 EO Data Hub Service Delivery

Description: UKSA intends to run a competitive procurement to secure a supplier/consortium to lead on the delivery and operation of the Earth Observation Data Hub (EODH) from April 2027 - March 2030. EODH provides a national gateway and platform for Earth Observation (EO) and model datasets. It enables users to access UK and global commercial and research satellite data, processing workflows, and applications for analysing surface temperature and land-use change. Through a single point of access (https://eodatahub.org.uk), the EO Data Hub integrates commercial and open EO datasets, allowing users to search, visualise, analyse, and process data at scale. The EODH is an operational national capability, currently delivered through UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and the National Centre for Earth Observation (NCEO). The current delivery model will continue until March (read more...)

Summary: The Department for Science, Innovation & Technology is currently in the planning stage for the procurement titled "UKSAC26_0043 EO Data Hub Service Delivery." This procurement falls under the services category, specifically targeting database systems, software packages, information systems, observation satellites, and data services. The initiative is based in the United Kingdom, with activities centred around London and Swindon. Intended to operate from April 2027 to March 2030, the procurement aims at the delivery and operation of the Earth Observation Data Hub (EODH). Key upcoming dates include a deadline for the Request for Information (RFI) set for 8th June 2026, following a recent market engagement webinar hosted on 20th May 2026. The procurement will likely use the Crown Commercial Service Dynamic Purchasing System for Space-Enabled and Geospatial Services, yet final decisions about the approach are pending.