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Pharmacogenomic (PGx) Testing Service

Description: The project wishes to appoint a suitable laboratory or multiple labs to supply an end-to-end genomic testing service which provides genomic variant data for n=4,854 participants in Northern Ireland (NI) and Ireland. Specifically, the areas where the project will recruit participants from of relevance to this tender includes counties Londonderry, Tyrone in Northern Ireland and counties Donegal and Sligo in Ireland. The iMPROVE project will operate on the basis of a research implementation study which aims to integrate pharmacogenomic testing into a patient-centred medicines optimisation care pathway in GP practices across the project regions. The new integrated care pathway will be led by GP practice pharmacists with a focus on medicines optimisation to improve outcomes, removing inappropriate and ineffective treatments and adverse drug event risk reduction. Medications for (read more...)

Summary: Ulster University is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for a Pharmacogenomic (PGx) Testing Service. This initiative involves procuring laboratory services for genomic testing of 4,854 participants across Northern Ireland and Ireland, including Counties Londonderry, Tyrone, Donegal, and Sligo. The project is part of the iMPROVE study aimed at integrating pharmacogenomic testing into patient-centred GP practices. The process follows an open procurement method, and the deadline for tender submissions is set for 24th June 2026, with the contract planned to commence on 3rd August 2026, running initially until August 2028. The procurement is governed by Northern Irish devolved regulations with a focus on providing services that span miscellaneous health services, medical laboratory, and analysis services.

Media Planning, Buying and Advertising Request For Information

Description: Media Planning, Buying and Advertising Request For Information. Ulster University is seeking to understand the market capability for the provision of media planning, buying and campaign delivery services to support international student recruitment activity across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, spanning domestic and international markets. The University's requirements are expected to include a combination of strategic, operational and performance-led services, potentially spanning both digital and traditional media channels. RFI questionnaire can be found on etendersni.gov.uk ID reference 6580475. Please return your completed RFI on this portal.

Summary: Ulster University is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Media Planning, Buying and Advertising Request For Information". This process focuses on procuring media planning, buying, and campaign delivery services to aid in the recruitment of international undergraduate and postgraduate students across both domestic and international markets. The contract, classified under market and economic research, is planned to span from March 2027 to March 2030. The University is conducting a Prior Information Notice (PIN) and a Request for Information (RFI) exercise to engage with potential suppliers and gather market insights. Interested parties must submit responses by 10th July 2026 on the ETendersNI portal, reference ID 6580475.

Supply, Installation and Management of Electric Vehicle Charge Points

Description: Causeway Coast and Glens invite concessionaires to supply tenders for the installation and management of electric vehicle charge points across a range of Council car parks and assets.

Summary: The Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council is currently in the planning stage for a procurement titled "Supply, Installation and Management of Electric Vehicle Charge Points." This project falls under the services category, specifically focusing on chargers and installation services of electrical and mechanical equipment. The procurement will cover various council car parks and assets across the United Kingdom, with an emphasis on the Northern Ireland region. Key dates to note include the tender period ending on 21st August 2026 and the award period concluding on 30th October 2026. The procurement method is an open procedure, which allows for broad participation, and the contract period is set from 1st November 2026 to 31st October 2031.

Pharmacogenomic (PGx) Testing Service

Description: The project wishes to appoint a suitable laboratory or multiple labs to supply an end-to-end genomic testing service which provides genomic variant data for n=4,854 participants in Northern Ireland (NI) and Ireland. Specifically, the areas where the project will recruit participants from of relevance to this tender includes counties Londonderry, Tyrone in Northern Ireland and counties Donegal and Sligo in Ireland. The iMPROVE project will operate on the basis of a research implementation study which aims to integrate pharmacogenomic testing into a patient-centred medicines optimisation care pathway in GP practices across the project regions. The new integrated care pathway will be led by GP practice pharmacists with a focus on medicines optimisation to improve outcomes, removing inappropriate and ineffective treatments and adverse drug event risk reduction. Medications for (read more...)

Summary: Ulster University is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for a Pharmacogenomic (PGx) Testing Service. This initiative involves procuring laboratory services for genomic testing of 4,854 participants across Northern Ireland and Ireland, including Counties Londonderry, Tyrone, Donegal, and Sligo. The project is part of the iMPROVE study aimed at integrating pharmacogenomic testing into patient-centred GP practices. The process follows an open procurement method, and the deadline for tender submissions is set for 24th June 2026, with the contract planned to commence on 3rd August 2026, running initially until August 2028. The procurement is governed by Northern Irish devolved regulations with a focus on providing services that span miscellaneous health services, medical laboratory, and analysis services.

Preliminary Market Engagement Counselling Services

Description: Ulster University will potentially seek to tender for the provision of student/employee counselling services. Ulster University wishes to procure an external student/employee counselling provider to supplement existing sources of internal wellbeing, mental health, disability and financial support to students through our Student and Employee Wellbeing teams across our Belfast, Derry-Londonderry and Coleraine campuses.

Summary: Ulster University is in the planning stage for a procurement process involving the provision of student and employee counselling services. The university, located in Coleraine, United Kingdom, is conducting a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) to gather information and inform its strategy for this procurement. This process is related to the industry category of counselling services and is governed by Northern Irish devolved regulations. Key dates include a deadline for the expression of interest on 28th May 2026, with the possibility of a future tender notice by 1st July 2026. The anticipated contract period is from January 2027 to January 2030, with potential extensions until January 2033.

Preliminary Market Engagement Counselling Services

Description: Ulster University will potentially seek to tender for the provision of student/employee counselling services. Ulster University wishes to procure an external student/employee counselling provider to supplement existing sources of internal wellbeing, mental health, disability and financial support to students through our Student and Employee Wellbeing teams across our Belfast, Derry-Londonderry and Coleraine campuses.

Summary: Ulster University is in the planning stage for a procurement process involving the provision of student and employee counselling services. The university, located in Coleraine, United Kingdom, is conducting a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) to gather information and inform its strategy for this procurement. This process is related to the industry category of counselling services and is governed by Northern Irish devolved regulations. Key dates include a deadline for the expression of interest on 28th May 2026, with the possibility of a future tender notice by 1st July 2026. The anticipated contract period is from January 2027 to January 2030, with potential extensions until January 2033.

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: The procurement process initiated by Ulster University, located in Coleraine, United Kingdom, pertained to the provision of Smoke Ventilation Maintenance Services. This open procurement process was conducted under the "Services" category and had a projected contract value of GBP 1,385,066.46. Despite the initial active status and the significant potential engagement through an open procedure, the procurement was terminated following the conditions of participation stage on 7th May 2026, as no suitable bids met the necessary criteria to progress to the tender stage. The process was governed by the Procurement Act 2023, highlighting a degree of urgency under accelerated procedure terms.

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: The procurement process initiated by Ulster University, located in Coleraine, United Kingdom, pertained to the provision of Smoke Ventilation Maintenance Services. This open procurement process was conducted under the "Services" category and had a projected contract value of GBP 1,385,066.46. Despite the initial active status and the significant potential engagement through an open procedure, the procurement was terminated following the conditions of participation stage on 7th May 2026, as no suitable bids met the necessary criteria to progress to the tender stage. The process was governed by the Procurement Act 2023, highlighting a degree of urgency under accelerated procedure terms.

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: The University of Ulster recently concluded a procurement process for CCTV Maintenance Services across its campuses, located in Coleraine, United Kingdom. The contracting process, governed by Northern Irish devolved regulations, followed an open procedure, culminating in the award stage on 10th June 2026. The contract was awarded to Advanced Overwatch Limited on 9th June 2026, with an active status and a contract value of £233,893.72 excluding VAT. The contract period is set to begin on 1st August 2026, for an initial term of four years, with potential extensions up to an additional four years. This service falls under the industry category of Repair and maintenance services of security equipment and Closed circuit television services with a focus on comprehensive maintenance, software updates, equipment replacement, and staff training.