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Sheffield City Council (SCC) is conducting this preliminary market engagement to understand the supply market's ability to deliver a service which looks at the hire/lease of temporary hostile vehicle mitigation barrier/defence. The responses received will help us shape our requirements and determine the strategy we will take to achieve our desired outcome. [...]

The Contract is for the supply of spares and repairs in support of Submarine Mechanical and Secondary Steam Propulsion Equipment. The Contract includes provision of: • Procurement of Spares and Repairs • Obsolescence Management • Quality Management • Project Documentation (e.g. Quality Management Plan) • Risk Management • Safety and Environmental Management • Performance Monitoring and Reporting • Helpdesk during business hours The Contract shall allow for the provision of spares and repairs of equipment within scope of Submarine Mechanical and Secondary Steam Propulsion which shall include but not be limited to: - Submarine Mechanical System and Ancillary Equipment and components which consists of both first level and non-first level equipment - Secondary Steam Propulsion Equipment comprising the following Master equipments: Main Steam System Valves, Auxiliary Steam System Valves, Steam Drains & Gland Steam System Valves, Main Steam Turbines, Turbo Generators (Mechanical) and Steam & Feed Ancillary The Contract is for a duration of 3 years however the Contract includes two irrevocable one year Option periods to be taken entirely at the Authority's discretion and subject to continuation of requirement and satisfactory performance resulting in a potential total Contract duration of three plus one plus one (3+1+1) years. [...]

Joint Sensors and Engagement Networks Team (JSENS), part of the UK Ministry of Defence, intends to award a contract to SAAB AB (publ) (the ‘Contractor’), by way of Contract JSENS/00198 (the ‘Contract’).The Contract is for the for the provision of logistic and integration support, and associated articles, in relation to the Giraffe-Agile Multi Beam (G-AMB) radars which support the UK Ministry of Defence’s Land Environment Air Picture Provision and Ground Based Air Defence capabilities. [...]

Fleet Services require the delivery of fire suppression goods at four MPS workshop locations to keep MPS vehicles fit-for-purpose and safe to operate. Approximately, 10% of the MPS's fleet are equipped with onboard fire suppression systems as opposed to the standard small mobile extinguishers. The MPS require a supplier to provide the relevant goods to keep these vehicles operational. For additional information please see attached the Invitation to Tender documents. [...]

Maritime Radar Update Programme (MRUP) Delivery Team (DT) within Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S), part of the UK Ministry of Defence ("the Authority") is seeking to engage with suppliers for the purposes of procuring, supporting and gaining a clearer understanding of current market capabilities and potential offerings relevant to the Second Submarine Radar (SSR) in Royal Navy (RN) Subsurface ASTUTE and VANGUARD Class Submarines. The current SSR is a portable Commercial OFF The Shelf (COTS) radar that is deployed when the submarine has surfaced, carried to the bridge fin by the crew, clamped to the boat structure, plugged into a vessel power socket and operated. The SSR operates as a second radar or as a backup, should the primary radar fail. It is used to detect the whereabouts of other surface objects and coastlines and is of particular importance when the vessel is approaching or leaving harbour, or in busy shipping areas. The SSR equipment is stored within the submarine when not in use and deployed to the bridge fin when surfaced through a bespoke carriage solution. Currently, this is a bag and pulley system for the carriage and modified COTS mounts for attachment of the radome and display to the vessel mast/structure respectively. The current and previous SSR solutions were subject to high failure rates. The MRUP DT are planning to run a competition via the Competitive Flexible Procedure (Procurement Act 2023) for suitable suppliers to bid. The goal is to leverage industry capabilities to deliver a more innovative solution that addresses availability [...]

The UK MOD will be holding a Project CALLISTO Challenge Session on the afternoon of the 18th June 2025 in London, UK. Industry partners, particularly those currently established or planning to be established in the UK, are invited to attend to provide feedback on Project CALLISTO’s proposed scope, timescales and feasibility. Additional information: The User requires a low-cost, 1.2-2kN propulsion system to power a UK MOD development programme (Proj BRAKESTOP) for a heavy One Way Effector (OWE). The propulsion system could be used for other applications e.g. cruise missiles, other OWEs. Project BRAKESTOP has highlighted limited availability of the class of propulsion systems needed. Therefore, MOD wishes to increase the availability of this class of propulsion system. Technical Propulsion Engine Requirements The engine shall: • Be a 1.2 – 2kN single engine propulsion system (Sea Level Static Maximum Thrust) o Low end for least amount of ancillary cost (facilities, fuel, equipment, build material, machine size, test cell etc) o Could then be iterated for enhanced capability. • Be designed to be easily manufactured at scale using widely available manufacturing methods/machinery. • Manage at least 5 hours component life; this provides confidence in managing the expected application life, but also pushes the materials technologies to low cost.  • Be able to reliably start rapidly (ideally < 30 seconds) and accelerate to high power (ideally <10 seconds). o Reduced warfighter exposure is important. • Demonstration within 9 months ready for Q1 2026. o Demonstrate to then iterate pushing the competitor’s ability to learn and adapt to risks [...]

This Prior Information Notice serves to inform Industry about a Project VOLLEY (launcher) Industry Day and to invite registration for the event. Additional information: Requirement Rapid launching of multiple fixed-wing Uncrewed Air Vehicles (UAV), from a single launcher, including set-up, firing and recovery time. Technical Launcher Requirement The launcher must be able to launch at least 5 reference UAVs within 4 minutes of the first UAV launch and recover within a maximum of 10 minutes from that first UAV launch, from a static and level position. The overall launcher must require a minimal set up time and then launch the UAVs after it has been instructed to do so by the User. There should be no more than a 1-minute interval between each launch o Assume: launch UAV 1 @ time zero; UAV 2 launches at ~60 seconds; UAV 3 launches at ~120 secs; UAV 4 at ~180 secs and UAV 5 will be launched within ~240 seconds of the first launch. o Assume: that Reference UAV requires no set up / prep of any sort; noting in real world that the UAV set up time might be the limiting factor to the above ideal “launch per minute.” • Able to launch the 5 reference UAV airframes to at least 60m/s (200km/h) (to provide anticipated margin beyond stall speed of high speed UAS). o Assume: No thrust contribution from the UAV during launch. o Assume: The UAV will not make use of any rocket assisted take off (RATO) boosters or any other launch mechanism other than the Pj VOLLEY launcher. • The reference UAV [...]

The aim of the procurement is to procure a biometric enrolment solution that will contribute to making the UK safer. The use of biometric data is key to the proper functioning of the UK immigration system and aligns with the key Home Office strategies of protecting homeland security, attracting talent and taking back control, advancing Britain's place in the world and restoring confidence in the criminal justice system The use of biometric data is key to the proper functioning of the UK immigration system, to law enforcement and to those responsible for the prevention of terrorism. Mobile biometrics enrolment would allow front line officers to quickly identify, enrol, and record for the purposes of investigation and Immigration Enforcement preventing abuse of the immigration system, increasing compliance with immigration law, pursuing immigration offenders and protecting the vulnerable. The Home Office Biometrics (HOB) programme is currently replacing existing software in the static Biometric Recording Stations used across the different Home Office departments (Police, HMPO, IE, etc). The MBE solution will also integrate with other Home Office systems. By implementing the MBE solution, Immigration Enforcement Officers will have the tools they need to capture, validate, and enrol biometrics in the field, enhancing their ability to perform their duties effectively, safely, efficiently, and accurately. This procurement will be let via the CCS Spark DPS framework using CCS instance of Jaagaer - https://crowncommercialservice.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.html. Suppliers listed on Spark under the Access Control/Biometrics/Facial recognition will be invited to complete a capability assessment, those who pass will be invited to the next stage [...]

Masks (Type IIR, FFP2, FFP3, Lip Readable), Gloves, Outerwear, Workwear, Footwear, Face Coverings (reusable and disposable), Lip Readable Masks, Single/Sessional Use eye/face protection (visors/goggles), Hand Sanitiser, Hand Gel, Disposable Gloves (nitrile, vinyl, powder free), Disposable Aprons/coveralls and Anti-bacterial wipes, First Aid Materials. [...]

This DPS will provide the public sector with a means to leverage Internet of Things (IoT) sensors, data analytics, and machine learning to monitor the health and conditions of buildings, as well as significantly enhance the management and experience of green spaces. By collecting and analysing data on performance, environmental conditions, and usage patterns, solutions will predict potential failures and schedule maintenance proactively. Suppliers appointed to this DPS will harness and deliver Smart Predictive Building Maintenance, Green Spaces and Associated Services solutions. Solutions may include a range of sensors from a range of protocols to collect data on, but are not limited to: - Air quality - Presence - Noise - Light - Moisture - Water temperature and flow - Fill Level (Capacity) - Load - Corrosion - Gas and Electricity Consumption Data collected from IoT sensors across buildings and green spaces provides valuable insights that can inform long-term strategic planning. Public Sector Organisations can use this data to forecast future maintenance needs, budget more effectively, and plan sustainable development projects that align with environmental targets. The DPS will be in two Lots: Lot 1 - Smart predictive building maintenance solutions and associated services Lot 2 - Smart green space solutions and associated services Applications may be made to one or more Lots. Additional information: The e-procurement portal that suppliers must use to apply for this DPS has changed to https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome [...]