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Derry~Londonderry Northland Road Sports Dome (UU Dome)

Description: Ulster University intends to appoint a contractor to deliver the construction works for a new tensile PVC membrane structure ("the Dome"). The proposed development comprises a tensile PVC membrane structure (the Dome) with a gross internal floor area of approximately 15,700m2. The scheme will also include wider site works including a car park, civic event space, an amended entrance off Northland Road and associated infrastructure, on behalf of Ulster University. The project is required to be completed in advance of June 2028 and is part funded by the PEACEPLUS Programme (SEUPB). The form of Contract will be NEC4 (New Engineering Contract) Option B Priced Contract with bill of quantities.

Summary: The University of Ulster is initiating a tender process for the construction of the Northland Road Sports Dome in Derry~Londonderry, funded in part by the PEACEPLUS Programme. The project involves creating a tensile PVC membrane structure known as "the Dome," which encompasses approximately 15,700 m² and includes additional works such as a car park and civic event space. The procurement falls under the works category, specifically inflatable buildings construction work, and has a total budget of £12,000,000. The process is currently at the tender stage, with submissions due by 1st May 2026. The dome is expected to be completed before June 2028, and the contracting will be under an NEC4 Option B Priced Contract with bills of quantities.

CCTV Maintenance Services

Description: The Supplier shall provide CCTV Maintenance Services to the University to provide: * CCTV equipment Maintenance Services on all campuses. * Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) and Comprehensive maintenance for normal tear and tear; and damage caused by the Supplier. * Non-Comprehensive maintenance including equipment. * Non-scheduled call outs for repairs and equipment replacement for non-normal wear and tear which are not the fault of the Supplier including vandalism, accidental damage and misuse. * Updating of software and licences. * Readjustment and relocation of cameras field of vision. * Replacement of existing cameras and associated equipment including monitors, recording equipment, batteries; including installation and commissioning of replacement equipment. * Training University staff and Associate staff on correct usage of CCTV systems

Summary: Ulster University is seeking a supplier to provide CCTV Maintenance Services across its campuses, located in Coleraine, Northern Ireland. This tender is currently in the procurement stage, with an open procedure allowing participation. Businesses must submit their enquiries by 27 April 2026 and complete tender submissions by 8 May 2026. The contract award, anticipated by 10 June 2026, will encompass services like equipment maintenance, software updates, and staff training under the category of Repair and maintenance services of security equipment.

TRIANGLE HOUSING ASSOCIATION - DERRY CITY (BT48) - LAND, DESIGN AND BUILD COMPETITION MARCH 2026

Description: Provision of suitable land and the design and construction of 25-35 units of social rented housing in Derry City BT48 (Northern Ireland) meeting the standards laid down in the housing association guide of the Department for Communities NI.

Summary: Triangle Housing Association has initiated the procurement process for the "LAND, DESIGN AND BUILD COMPETITION MARCH 2026" to construct 25-35 social rented housing units in Derry City, Northern Ireland. The tender, categorised under construction work, is set in the UK region and adheres to Northern Irish devolved regulations. The open procedure includes a framework agreement and calls for electronic submissions by 8th April 2026, with the award anticipated by 29th May 2026. The competition aims to secure quality land and design expertise following the Department for Communities Northern Ireland standards, with a total estimated contract value of GBP 7,770,000. The housing association operates as a sub-central government public authority and is based in Ballymoney.

TRIANGLE HOUSING ASSOCIATION - LIMAVADY LAND, DESIGN AND BUILD COMPETITION MARCH 2026

Description: Provision of suitable land and the design and construction of 15-25 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 Triangle Housing Association has announced an open competition for the provision of suitable land, design, and construction of 15-25 social rented housing units in Limavady, Northern Ireland. The process is in the tender stage, with a submission deadline of 8 April 2026 at noon BST. The contract, valued at approximately £4.58 million, falls under the construction industry category, specifically targeting building construction work. Potential bidders can direct enquiries until 25 March 2026. The procurement follows Northern Irish devolved regulations and is guided by the housing association standards of the Department for Communities NI. Triangle Housing Association, operating as a public authority with sub-central government classification, ensures transparency as part of its procurement procedure.

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 seeking to award a public contract for the construction of the Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology (CDHT) in Belfast through a competitive flexible procedure. The contract involves works under the Develop and Construct methodology, focusing on the creation of a six-storey building to serve as a research and development facility. The project falls within the construction industry category, with an estimated gross value of £19.2 million. The site, currently occupied by Northland House, is located at 2-5a Frederick Street, Belfast. An expression of interest deadline is set for 12 March 2026, with a contract period beginning on 3 August 2026 and ending on 31 May 2029. The award is pending, with planning approval expected imminently.

Provision of a Pharmacogenomic lab testing service Request For Information

Description: Ulster University is undertaking pre-market engagement in advance of an above-threshold procurement, which is expected to be conducted as an Open Procedure in accordance with EU procurement regulations. The purpose of this engagement is to assess market capability, understand potential delivery models, and inform the final procurement approach. Responses received as part of this pre-market engagement will not be used for selection or evaluation purposes but will support the University in shaping the forthcoming procurement process.

Summary: Ulster University is preparing for a forthcoming procurement titled "Provision of a Pharmacogenomic lab testing service Request For Information." This is an Open Procedure under EU procurement regulations, aimed at gathering insights for an above-threshold procurement expected to start on 1st July 2026. The university, located at Cromore Road, Coleraine, UK, is the buying organisation, and the procurement is in the planning stage with key engagement due by 6th March 2026. The industry category is research and development services and related consultancy, focusing on services to be delivered in the United Kingdom.

Provision of a Pharmacogenomic lab testing service Request For Information

Description: Ulster University is undertaking pre-market engagement in advance of an above-threshold procurement, which is expected to be conducted as an Open Procedure in accordance with EU procurement regulations. The purpose of this engagement is to assess market capability, understand potential delivery models, and inform the final procurement approach. Responses received as part of this pre-market engagement will not be used for selection or evaluation purposes but will support the University in shaping the forthcoming procurement process.

Summary: Ulster University is preparing for a forthcoming procurement titled "Provision of a Pharmacogenomic lab testing service Request For Information." This is an Open Procedure under EU procurement regulations, aimed at gathering insights for an above-threshold procurement expected to start on 1st July 2026. The university, located at Cromore Road, Coleraine, UK, is the buying organisation, and the procurement is in the planning stage with key engagement due by 6th March 2026. The industry category is research and development services and related consultancy, focusing on services to be delivered in the United Kingdom.

Car Park Equipment and Maintenance

Description: The scope of this contract includes the following Car Park Equipment and Maintenance requirements: * Decommissioning of existing car park equipment. * Installation and commissioning of new equipment including barriers, cashless pay stations, entry/exit devices. * Car park entrance / exit control including provision of ANPR technology. * Car park management software, licensing and IT integration. * Provision of customer car parking payment options. * Compliance with Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard requirements. * Reserved parking area control and management. * Ticket validation process and equipment. * Comprehensive maintenance (including software), PPM and reactive. * Non-comprehensive maintenance - reactive. * Campus IT infrastructure cabling maintenance. The contract also has provision to exercise optional requirements on the following: * Car parking equipment provision for Belfast, Coleraine and Jordanstown. (read more...)

Summary: Ulster University has initiated an open procurement process for the Car Park Equipment and Maintenance contract, valued at approximately GBP 2.6 million. The procurement is aimed at the provision, installation, and maintenance of car park equipment across multiple campus locations, including Belfast, Coleraine, and Jordanstown. The tender is in the active stage, with the enquiry period ending on 11th March 2026 and the tender period concluding on 20th March 2026. The contract involves comprehensive and reactive maintenance and further optional provisions for future expansion. Businesses interested in participating can submit their proposals through the eTendersNI platform, with relevant requirements outlined under Northern Irish devolved regulations.

PRN26016 Taylor Cheshire House MEI Works

Description: Choice Housing Ireland wish to appoint a suitably qualified contractor to carry out Multi-Element Improvement (MEI) works at Taylor Cheshire House, Belfast. The works will include Kitchen replacement, bathroom replacement, replacement of windows and doors, RWG and Roof replacement and heating upgrade. A full description of the works can be found within the tender documents.

Summary: Choice Housing Ireland Ltd, located in Belfast, has initiated the tender process for their project titled "PRN26016 Taylor Cheshire House MEI Works." This project falls under the industry category of construction and aims to carry out multi-element improvements at Taylor Cheshire House in Belfast, involving kitchen and bathroom replacements, window and door installations, roof works, and heating upgrades. It follows Northern Irish devolved regulations and is governed under the legal basis of UKPGA 2023/54. The procurement is currently in the tender stage, with key dates including the enquiry period ending on 13 March 2026 and the tender period concluding on 20 March 2026. The open competition method is utilised, ensuring the project is below threshold, facilitating broad participation from qualified contractors.

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 has concluded a procurement process for the provision of Smoke Ventilation Maintenance Services and has decided to terminate the procedure as of 2 April 2026. The process, governed under Northern Irish devolved regulations, was initially set to engage a contractor for maintaining and repairing smoke ventilation systems across the university's buildings located in Coleraine, United Kingdom. The tender was part of an open procedure with a gross value of £1,385,066.46, aimed at ensuring fully operational systems throughout. Initially scheduled to end on 11 March 2026, the procurement's conditions of participation were not met, prompting a rethink and subsequent cancellation. Ulster University plans to retender these services shortly, encouraging relevant suppliers to participate in the new tender process in April 2026.