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Space Technology Solutions

Description: See notice for full details.

Summary: Crown Commercial Service has established a UK-wide Dynamic Market for space technology and geospatial goods and services, for use by central government and other public sector organisations. Its scope spans satellite communications, spacecraft and launch activity, autonomous vehicles, sensors, positioning and navigation, cyber and cryptographic systems, software and artificial intelligence, geospatial data, research, operational support and specialist advice. Requirements are grouped into specialist categories, covering both off-the-shelf products and solutions tailored to a buyer’s needs. The market also includes civil and defence applications. The buying organisation is Crown Commercial Service; public bodies across the UK may use the market to source requirements within its defined scope. For suppliers, relevance depends on whether their products, technical services or expertise match one or more of these space and geospatial areas.

Diabetic Eye Screening (DES TAT) 25/26

Description: See notice for full details.

Summary: NHS England procured health services for its Diabetic Eye Screening Test and Training (DES TAT) system, which supports the NHS Diabetic Eye Screening Programme. The system is used to train staff to detect diabetic retinopathy accurately and reduce variation in diagnosis, helping prevent blindness in people with diabetes. The work was a discovery project to assess whether DES TAT meets current digital standards, including review of user needs, system functionality and infrastructure. It also considered improvements, cost-efficiency, a minimum viable product and possible integration with PERFORMS TAT and PERFECT TAT into a modular system, while retaining essential features and considering outdated components for decommissioning. The named delivery location is the United Kingdom.

Breast Test and Training System (PERFORMS)

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Summary: NHS England procured the Breast Test and Training (TaT) service, a programme supporting quality assurance in the NHS Breast Screening Programme. It trains radiologists to identify a range of breast cancers, including rarer conditions, and gives NHS England assurance of their ability to detect cancers encountered in the screened population. The aim is to improve recognition and reduce harm to people undergoing mammography. The service combines medical education and health services, with a clinical information system included in the procurement description. The contracting process lists one lot. The buyer is NHS England, and the service supports radiologists working in the NHS Breast Screening Programme; no delivery location is stated in the available procurement description.

AHP Education Pathway Development Small and Vulnerable Professions

Description: National This project is to develop national education and training pathway models for Operating Department Practice (ODP) and Podiatry. Both professions have been identified as small and vulnerable, with declining recruitment, workforce supply risks and future demand projected to exceed supply. It supports inclusion and widening participation objectives, enables more accessible progression pathways and encourages digital-first learning methods that can expand reach. By strengthening workforce supply in ODP and Podiatry, the commission also contributes to more resilient services and improved access to care across hospital, community and preventative settings. Contract length is 5 months. The maximum financial envelope for this tender is PS80,000.00 ex VAT for 6 months.

Summary: NHS England commissioned national education and training pathway models for Operating Department Practice (ODP) and podiatry. Both professions were identified as small and vulnerable, with declining recruitment, risks to workforce supply and projected future demand exceeding supply. The work is intended to strengthen workforce supply and support resilient services and access to care across hospital, community and preventative settings. It also aims to widen participation, make progression pathways more accessible and encourage digital-first learning that can reach more learners. This is an education and training services commission, covering the development of pathway models for both professions at a national level.

Batch 00012 Provision and Operation of Tram Replacement Bus Services - South Yorkshire Supertram Network

Description: The opportunity is in respect of a Tram Replacement Bus Service across an affected part of the Supertram Network. The Authority anticipates that the contract will start on 16 November 2026 for an initial period up to 31 December 2026.

Summary: South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority procured replacement bus services for an affected section of the South Yorkshire Supertram network. The requirement covers public road transport services operating in South Yorkshire, providing transport while tram services on the affected part of the network are unavailable. The buyer is the Combined Authority, and the selected supplier is First South Yorkshire Limited, based in Sheffield. This is a transport operations requirement rather than a purchase of vehicles or tram infrastructure works: the contract concerns provision and operation of the replacement bus service. The procurement was organised as a single lot, covering the stated service requirement across the affected network area.

P-3429 Management of Translink NI Bus Shelters

Description: Translink are appointed as the Asset Partner on behalf of the Asset Owner, Department for Infrastructure (DfI), for the management of Bus Shelters throughout Northern Ireland. The current Bus Shelter Portfolio comprises a total stock of approximately 1,460 bus shelters throughout the province, including 104 'Metropolis style' shelters for Belfast Rapid Transport (BRT) . BRT1 also includes four purpose-built Bicycle Storage Shelters . Bus shelters are located province-wide in over 80 settlements. The network benefits from 705 paper and 101 digital advertising screens , providing a positive revenue stream to Translink, guaranteed minimum plus an overage calculation based on annual Gross Income Budget figures. We are seeking to appoint a suitable competent and experienced service provider to manage the Translink's Bus Shelter Portfolio. Your response must be submitted (read more...)

Summary: Translink is seeking a provider to manage the bus shelter portfolio it oversees for the Department for Infrastructure across Northern Ireland. The portfolio comprises about 1,460 shelters, including 104 Metropolis-style shelters used by Belfast Rapid Transit and four purpose-built bicycle storage shelters associated with BRT1. Shelters are spread across more than 80 settlements. The network also includes 705 paper and 101 digital advertising screens, which generate revenue for Translink through a guaranteed minimum and an overage calculation based on annual gross income budget figures. The work is classified as construction, but the central requirement is ongoing management of bus shelters and their associated advertising infrastructure across the province.

715963471- Project Vesta

Description: Project Vesta will establish a Defence-wide M&S knowledge base that provides a single authoritative and discoverable view of M&S activity. The intended capability is a coherent M&S knowledge ecosystem in which: * M&S activities are registered and described consistently * Information is recorded against an agreed metadata standard * MoD users can discover relevant projects, programmes, models, simulations, data, tools, capabilities and associated expertise * Existing M&S assets can be identified for potential reuse * DMSC and its key stakeholders can access information to support delivery of impartial advice and guidance, governance, assurance and coherence efforts * Assurance, verification and validation processes can be managed and recorded

Summary: The Ministry of Defence commissioned Project Vesta, an information technology services project to create a Defence-wide modelling and simulation (M&S) knowledge base. It is intended to provide a single, searchable view of M&S activity, with consistent descriptions and agreed metadata. The capability is designed to help Ministry of Defence users find projects, programmes, models, simulations, data, tools, capabilities and relevant expertise, and identify existing assets for possible reuse. It will also support the Defence Modelling and Simulation Coordination Office and stakeholders with impartial advice, governance, assurance and coherence, and provide a way to manage and record assurance, verification and validation processes. The work is for the Ministry of Defence; Bristol is the buyer’s stated location.

con_26721 - Finances, Benefits and Debt (FBD) in West Midlands Custody

Description: The service will provide a delivery partner for the West Midlands Probation Service (WMPS). The partner will provide specialist financial advice and debt support services for people in prison. The service will support individuals experiencing financial difficulties, with the aim of reducing financial pressures on release and contributing to improved resettlement outcomes and reduced reoffending.

Summary: The Ministry of Justice is buying specialist financial advice and debt support for people in prison in the West Midlands. The service will act as a delivery partner for the West Midlands Probation Service, helping people experiencing financial difficulties and aiming to reduce financial pressures on release, support resettlement and reduce reoffending. This is a probation-related support service, rather than a purchase of goods or construction work. Delivery is in the West Midlands and the intended service users are people in prison there.

Lift Maintenance Richmond and Wandsworth Councils (Housing and Operational Buildings)

Description: Lift Maintenance for Wandsworth Council Housing and Richmond and Wandsworth Operational Buildings (3 lots)

Summary: Richmond and Wandsworth councils are procuring lift maintenance services for Wandsworth Council housing and operational buildings used by both councils, across three lots. The housing work is divided between central/eastern Wandsworth and southern/western areas covering Richmond and Wandsworth; the third lot covers operational buildings in both boroughs. The requirement is for ongoing maintenance of lifts across these housing and public-sector building portfolios. The London Borough of Richmond upon Thames is the named buyer, alongside the London Borough of Wandsworth in the joint procurement. The service category is lift maintenance (CPV 50750000).

Outsourcing of Ophthalmology Laser Procedures at Centre for Sight, East Grinstead

Description: This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) confirmation of contract award notice. This contract has been awarded under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award. This contract has now been formally awarded using direct award process C. Note, the standstill period began on the day after the publication of the intention to award notice (5 October 2026) and ended on 15 October 2026. Therefore, this contract has been formally awarded using direct award process C.

The duration of the Contract is 24 months.

The estimated total contract value is PS45,000, with the intention to award published under Notice: 2026/S 000-093785 on 5 October 2026.

Summary: Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust commissioned outsourced ophthalmology laser procedures at Centre for Sight in East Grinstead. The service is ophthalmologist-led clinical care, classified as ophthalmologist services, with hospital services also included. The work is delivered at Centre for Sight’s East Grinstead location. The requirement is for the Trust’s patients to receive ophthalmology laser procedures through an external provider, rather than for general hospital services. Centre for Sight Limited is the named provider and operates from East Grinstead. This is a healthcare service procurement governed by the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023.