Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology Main Build

Description: The Contract is for the provision of the Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology (CDHT) Works to Ulster University. The project will involve the construction of a new six storey building titled "Centre for Digital Health Technology" (CDHT) which is a research and development facility (Use Class B1), comprising of laboratories, office spaces, communal meeting areas, and public realm improvements to Frederick Street. The proposed site is located on footprint of the current Northland House building, adjacent to the existing Belfast City Centre Ulster University Campus (Block BC). The current Northland House building is located at 2-5a Fredrick Street Belfast, BT1 2NH and will be demolished prior to this appointment being made. The proposed development maintains its strong physical and visual connection to the wider Ulster University campus, reinforcing (read more...)

Summary: Ulster University is undertaking a significant project titled the "Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology Main Build," located in Belfast, UK. This project is currently in the tender stage, with expressions of interest due by 5th March 2026. The construction involves a new six-storey facility dedicated to research and development, incorporating laboratories, office spaces, and improvements to the public realm along Fredrick Street. This development aligns with Northern Ireland’s devolved regulations and aims for a BREEAM 'Excellent' rating. The procurement process employs a competitive flexible procedure with a two-stage tendering process, inviting selected suppliers to submit their offers by July 2026. The project, valued at £19.2 million, is set to begin in August 2026 and complete by May 2029. Initial plans were submitted in March 2025, with no objections reported, suggesting a smooth progression towards the award stage.

Supply of Sport's Kits and Leisurewear

Description: Supply of Sport's Kits and Leisurewear Lot 1: Student and Staff Sport's Kits Lot 2: Gaelic Games Sport's Kits Lot 1 includes: (1) Sports kit for UU Student Sports clubs (funded by UU Students Union) (2) Premium branded leisure wear for UU Sports Clubs and School of Sport & Exercise Science (SOSES) Students (ordered & paid for by students) & Staff (3) Budget range of leisure wear for UU sports clubs (ordered & paid for by students) (4) Clothing for UU Sport staff (funded by UU) Lot 2 includes: (1) Competition kit for UU Gaelic Games teams (2) Leisurewear for UU Gaelic Games clubs The objective is to put a compliant contract in place for an interim period of 3 years with an option to extend for any (read more...)

Summary: The University of Ulster, located in Coleraine, United Kingdom, is inviting tenders for the supply of sports kits and leisurewear, divided into two lots: Student and Staff Sports Kits and Gaelic Games Sports Kits. This public procurement process, categorized under the clothing and accessories industry (CPV code 18000000), is currently at the tender stage. Interested suppliers can submit electronic tenders through the eTendersNI platform. The tender period is open until 16 February 2026, with an anticipated award date of 1 April 2026. The contract is initially set for three years, with a possible extension of up to 24 months.

Sport's Kits and Leisurewear

Description: Contract for the Supply of Sport's Kits and Leisurewear to Ulster University Lot 1 Student & Staff Sport's Kits Lot 2 Gaelic Games Sport's Kits

Summary: The University of Ulster, located in Coleraine, United Kingdom, is inviting tenders for the supply of sports kits and leisurewear, divided into two lots: Student and Staff Sports Kits and Gaelic Games Sports Kits. This public procurement process, categorized under the clothing and accessories industry (CPV code 18000000), is currently at the tender stage. Interested suppliers can submit electronic tenders through the eTendersNI platform. The tender period is open until 16 February 2026, with an anticipated award date of 1 April 2026. The contract is initially set for three years, with a possible extension of up to 24 months.

Integrated Project Management Information System (PMIS) Tender Notice

Description: Ulster University has been using Microsoft's Project Online (POL) system since 2019. Following Microsoft's recent announcement to decommission Project Online in September 2026 with some system functionality ceasing from April 2026, the University is looking for alternative solutions from potential service providers in the marketplace to deliver the following aims: - Establish a "single source of truth" for all project data. - Standardise templates, reports, and processes. - Future Capability to integrate with our financial systems. The new system should be the source of truth for project-level financials. - Be scalable, secure, and future proof. - Support strategic, executive, and operational reporting levels. - Usability of the system is considered key. - Migrate the current POL data and system to the future system. We are seeking options available (read more...)

Summary: The current tender process initiated by Ulster University focuses on procuring an Integrated Project Management Information System (PMIS). This procurement is in response to the decommissioning of Microsoft's Project Online platform, necessitating an alternative solution by September 2026. The university, based in Coleraine, Northern Ireland, is inviting service providers to propose systems that facilitate strategic, executive, and operational reporting, with capabilities for data migration and integration with existing financial systems. The tender is in the active tender stage, with a submission deadline set for 4th February 2026. The contract will initially be for two years, starting 31st March 2026, with potential extensions. Industry categories include IT services, software implementation, and supply services, under an open procedure method, and a total contract value of £312,000 gross.

Integrated Project Management Information System (PMIS) Preliminary Market Engagement

Description: Ulster University has been using Microsoft's Project Online (POL) system since 2019. Following Microsoft's recent announcement to decommission Project Online in September 2026 with some system functionality ceasing from April 2026, the University is looking for alternative solutions from potential service providers in the marketplace to deliver the following aims: . - Establish a "single source of truth" for all project data. - Standardise templates, reports, and processes. - Future Capability to integrate with our financial systems. The new system should be the source of truth for project-level financials. - Be scalable, secure, and future proof. - Support strategic, executive, and operational reporting levels. - Usability of the system is considered key. - Migrate the current POL data and system to the future system. . We are seeking (read more...)

Summary: The current tender process initiated by Ulster University focuses on procuring an Integrated Project Management Information System (PMIS). This procurement is in response to the decommissioning of Microsoft's Project Online platform, necessitating an alternative solution by September 2026. The university, based in Coleraine, Northern Ireland, is inviting service providers to propose systems that facilitate strategic, executive, and operational reporting, with capabilities for data migration and integration with existing financial systems. The tender is in the active tender stage, with a submission deadline set for 4th February 2026. The contract will initially be for two years, starting 31st March 2026, with potential extensions. Industry categories include IT services, software implementation, and supply services, under an open procedure method, and a total contract value of £312,000 gross.

TRIANGLE HOUSING ASSOCIATION - LIMAVADY LAND, DESIGN AND BUILD COMPETITION

Description: Provision of suitable land and the design and construction of 12-20 units of social rented housing in Limavady (Northern Ireland) meeting the standards laid down in the housing association guide of the Department for Communities NI.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Triangle Housing Association Limited, located in Ballymoney, Northern Ireland, involves a tender titled "TRIANGLE HOUSING ASSOCIATION - LIMAVADY LAND, DESIGN AND BUILD COMPETITION." This procurement falls under the industry category of building construction work, specifically focused on multi-dwelling buildings and flats construction. The location for the project is Limavady, Northern Ireland. Currently in the tender stage, the procurement process adopted is an open competition with details accessible via electronic submission. The key dates include the enquiry period ending on 29th December 2025, and the tender submission deadline set for 12th January 2026. The contract duration is planned from March 2026 to May 2028.

Procure4Education Northern Ireland 2025

Description: We're so excited for Procure4Education Northern Ireland 2025 - Wednesday 26th November at Crowne Plaza Belfast! Ulster University will be there so make sure to come over to talk to our team at our stand about shaping the future of education procurement. Join us at the Crowne Plaza Belfast for a one-day event bringing together education procurement leaders, suppliers, and stakeholders from across Northern Ireland. Delegates will benefit from: * Keynote sessions and expert-led discussions on the future of education procurement * Direct engagement with senior buyers through the Supplier Engagement Zone * Access to the Product Showcase Exhibition featuring innovative supplier solutions

Summary: The University of Ulster, a public authority operating under Northern Irish devolved regulations, is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Procure4Education Northern Ireland 2025." This event is scheduled to take place on 26th November 2025 at the Crowne Plaza Belfast, United Kingdom. The procurement focuses on services within the education sector, aiming to bring together leaders, suppliers, and stakeholders in education procurement across Northern Ireland. The event promises keynote sessions, expert discussions, and networking opportunities through the Supplier Engagement Zone. A preliminary market engagement notice was published on 13th November 2025, with full event details and registration open for interested parties.

Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology Main Build

Description: The Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology (CDHT) is one of the five innovation projects that underpin the Belfast Region City Deal (BRCD). It builds upon Ulster University's world class research capabilities and established track record in the arena of Medical Technology (MedTech) and Digital Healthcare Technology and has been developed by Ulster University (UU), in partnership with the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust (BHSCT). The vision underpinning CDHT is to help establish the Belfast City Region as one of the best places in the world to design, develop and launch innovative medical devices and diagnostics measurably contributing to economic growth and productivity, reduced healthcare costs, enhanced levels of care and improved patient outcomes. It seeks to achieve this through the development of a collaborative innovation ecosystem that (read more...)

Summary: Ulster University is undertaking a significant project titled the "Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology Main Build," located in Belfast, UK. This project is currently in the tender stage, with expressions of interest due by 5th March 2026. The construction involves a new six-storey facility dedicated to research and development, incorporating laboratories, office spaces, and improvements to the public realm along Fredrick Street. This development aligns with Northern Ireland’s devolved regulations and aims for a BREEAM 'Excellent' rating. The procurement process employs a competitive flexible procedure with a two-stage tendering process, inviting selected suppliers to submit their offers by July 2026. The project, valued at £19.2 million, is set to begin in August 2026 and complete by May 2029. Initial plans were submitted in March 2025, with no objections reported, suggesting a smooth progression towards the award stage.

DLD Sports Dome Works

Description: The Project will involve construction of a 15,700m2 indoor sports and leisure air dome on the Northland Road, Derry~Londonderry. It will be a first-of-its-scale facility for Northern Ireland. The Ulster University Dome will transform the old Foyle College site in the city into a shared sporting space equipped with full-size pitches suitable for soccer, Gaelic games and rugby as well as other sports, and community events. With an external perimeter and recreational trail, the dome will be connected to the Ulster University Derry~Londonderry campus and carparking facilities, becoming a hub for community events in the city. The EUR10.86m investment through PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB), will be match funded by Ulster University to deliver a significant enhancement to its student and community (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Ulster University involves the planning of the "DLD Sports Dome Works" project. This construction project falls under the industry categories of construction work and leisure and sports facilities. It is located in Derry~Londonderry, Northern Ireland, and involves transforming the former Foyle College site into a large-scale indoor sports and leisure dome. The project is currently in the planning stage, with a market engagement notice issued on 10th October 2025, and interested suppliers must submit their responses by 24th October 2025 via eTendersNI.

Smoke Ventilation Maintenance Services

Description: Ulster University is seeking a contractor to maintain and repair the smoke ventilation systems in all premises and this contract will be designed to ensure this duty is fulfilled, and that fully functional and operational smoke ventilation systems are in place throughout. It will be the Service Provider's duty to carry out all maintenance as and when required and meet the compliances.

Summary: Ulster University, a prominent public authority under sub-central government as per Northern Irish devolved regulations, is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for 'Smoke Ventilation Maintenance Services'. Located in Coleraine, United Kingdom, the procurement focuses on the services industry category. The call involves a Preliminary Market Engagement Notice and Request for Information, intending to enlist potential service providers for the maintenance and repair of smoke ventilation systems across the University’s premises. Key dates include a scheduled milestone due on 17th October 2025, with the contract period anticipated from 1st June 2026 to 31st May 2030, potentially extending to May 2034. The procurement method is yet to be determined following initial market consultations.