The National Physical Laboratory (NPL) is seeking engagement from suppliers who can provide a flow cytometer with cell sorting capability. The instrument should have capability for measuring and sorting cells using either light scattering and/or fluorescence. The ability to image cells i.e. imaging flow cytometer would be a preferred option. The ability to measure smaller sub-micron particles, for example viruses would be a preferred option.
The International Charter: Space and Major Disasters (“the Charter”) is a global agreement which aims to provide a unified system of space data acquisition and delivery to those affected by natural or man-made disasters. It provides and enables transmission of earth observation satellite data and pre-authorised resilience/emergency response bodies in response to “activations”. Further details on the Charter can be found at https://disasterscharter.org/ Unlike many space faring nations in the Charter, the UK Government does not own or operate its own national EO satellite system assets. The UK Government therefore fulfils its Charter commitments through partnership with the UK EO commercial sector. This procurement seeks to maintain and strengthen that model by securing operational support from an organisation with UK licensed and operated EO satellite data assets that can be contributed to Charter activations. The continued participation of UK EO commercial satellite operators in the Charter delivers both public benefit and strategic value by showcasing sovereign EO capabilities, supporting international disaster response and demonstrating operational utility of UK-developed EO missions.
This tender relates to Transport for Greater Manchester's (TfGM) need to procure a Cloud Public Address (PA) System and associated services to provide a secure, resilient, IP-based PA capability across TfGM Transport Service Facilities (TSFs). The PA service is intended to provide real-time passenger information, site-specific passenger safety and security (PSS) messages, and event-driven announcements, operable centrally from the Operations Control Centre (OCC) and locally by designated TSF Site Co-Ordinators. TfGM requires a cloud-hosted PA management system (with main and failover capability) integrated with an on-net estate of PA end user devices (EUDs) such as IP speakers, audio gateways, AFILs, paging stations and user clients, including the ability to interface with legacy Long Line Public Address (LLPA) systems during transition and with existing third-party systems (e.g., Cisco Unified Call Manager) as required. This is an Open Tender procedure in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. This route has been selected to ensure unrestricted market access, maximise competition, and enable engagement with the full range of capable Bidders across the services market.
The Council intend to establish a contract with a single supplier to act as the lead organisation for Engagement and Participation activities across University Health and Social Care North Lanarkshire (UHSCNL), on behalf of North Lanarkshire Council (NLC) and the Integrated Joint Board (IJB). In the style of an open procedure all in accordance with The Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, Regulation 74.
The Scottish Prison Service (SPS) and Northern Ireland Prison Service (NIPS) require a supplier to provide substance screening kits and associated services, including the supply of point of care screening devices, confirmatory analysis services, reporting services, training and support.
Scottish Prison Service
United Kingdom
1 Dec 2026(21d)
Contracts FinderCompetitive procedure with negotiation (above threshold)
Maximus is undertaking a procurement exercise to identify a strategic Source-to-Pay (S2P) platform to support the ongoing transformation of procurement processes across the organisation. The solution will be expected to support an integrated procurement lifecycle, including: • Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) • Strategic Sourcing • Supplier Management • Procure-to-Pay (P2P) • Invoice Automation • Spend Analytics & Reporting SAP will remain the organisation's finance platform and system of record. The primary objectives of this procurement are to improve procurement governance, contract visibility, supplier management, user experience, process compliance and reporting capabilities while maintaining seamless integration with SAP. Key Evaluation Priorities The evaluation will place particular emphasis on: 1. SAP Integration Capability (Critical) 2. Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) 3. User Experience and Adoption 4. End-to-End Source-to-Pay Functionality 5. Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Mandatory Requirements: Suppliers will be required to confirm compliance with all of the following mandatory requirements. Failure to meet any of these criteria may result in exclusion from the next stage of the procurement process. SAP Integration (Critical) • Proven, standard integration capability with SAP ECC and/or SAP S/4HANA. • Ability to integrate core procurement and financial data. • Demonstrable customer references utilising SAP-integrated deployments. Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) • Provision of a mature Contract Lifecycle Management capability. • Support for contract repository, metadata management, approval workflows, version control and contract renewal management. • Ability to link contracts with suppliers, sourcing events and procurement activity. 3. Global Operating Model • Ability to support multiple countries, currencies, languages and tax jurisdictions. • Experience supporting global or multi-region organisations. 4. Security & Compliance • ISO 27001 certification / Cyber Essentials Plus • GDPR compliance. • Role-based access controls. • Audit logging and traceability of user activity. • Appropriate business continuity and disaster recovery arrangements. 5. Enterprise-Scale Experience • Demonstrated experience delivering S2P and/or P2P solutions for large enterprise organisations. • Ability to provide relevant customer references for organisations of comparable size and complexity. 6. Delivery & Support Capability • Availability of UK-based implementation and support resources. • Ability to provide ongoing support for global business operations. • Proven implementation methodology and support model. Supplier Response Suppliers are requested to confirm whether they meet each of the mandatory requirements outlined above and provide a brief summary of their relevant experience and capabilities.
The Contracting Authority is seeking to appoint a suitable supplier who will provide a tailored solution to allow the re-introduction of Body Worn Cameras with associated hardware, a Digital Evidence Management System and a maintenance / repairs programme. The scope of the tender comprises the following: Body Worn Cameras – Light Weight Cameras Body Worn Cameras – Standard Camera Docking Stations (and associated mounting solutions) Digital Evidence Management System Licenses Extended Warranties Maintenance & Technical Support Repairs Programme
Orbit Group is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced provider to deliver Group Life Assurance services for eligible employees. The successful provider will deliver a reliable, compliant and cost-effective death in service benefit that supports Orbit Group and provides financial protection to employees nominated beneficiaries. Pleaes note that Orbit are seeking Bid Submissions from suitably qualified insurers or providers who are able to contract directly with Orbit and deliver the Group Life Assurance services. Bid Submissions from brokers, intermediaries or agents acting only in an intermediary or advisory capacity will not be accepted. The successful Bidder will, however, be required to work collaboratively with Orbit's appointed broker/adviser (EBC) in connection with the placement, administration and ongoing management of the scheme. Please note that a Planned Procurement notice for this tender was published on 11th August 2026 therefore qualifying a reduced tendering period. The reduced tender period is not due to state of urgency.
NHS Lanarkshire wish to put in place a contract for the provision of managed Winter Maintenance Services at University Wishaw Hospital. Services required via the managed service contract will include gritting, salting and snow clearance, based on local weather monitoring and forecasting. The contract agreement will consist of Gritting, Salting and Snow Clearance.
Bangor University (BU) and Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) are working in partnership to deliver the North Wales Medical School (NWMS), an established Welsh Government-funded programme designed to increase medical education and training capacity across North Wales. The works comprise of the alterations and adaptations of the existing building to form a new medical training centre. All activities must be planned for a live hospital environment, coordinating outages and access with Estates/ICT, and must comply with site rules, CDM, and applicable NHS W /BCUHB technical standards. The Ysbyty Gwynedd contract comprises the development of additional teaching accommodation together with the refurbishment of the existing education facilities. The existing education accommodation at YG has a fragmented layout, which limits the functionality and effectiveness of the current teaching environment. A review of the available accommodation against the space requirements necessary to support the teaching and learning activity associated with the curriculum has also identified that the existing rooms and overall available space are undersized. In addition, the existing education facilities are located along a corridor which is also used by patients, staff and carers as a route to and from the Endoscopy Department. The Estates Department has confirmed that there is no alternative route available, which presents an additional consideration in the planning and development of the education environment. The proposed works include: • Extension onto the existing roof area to provide additional teaching accommodation. • Refurbishment and improvement of the existing education spaces. • Reconfiguration and enhancement of the education environment to address the current fragmented layout and improve its suitability for teaching and learning activities. • Improvements to the education accommodation to support the space requirements associated with the NWMS curriculum. The scheme will increase the available teaching capacity at Ysbyty Gwynedd and provide an improved and more appropriately sized education environment to support the delivery of the NWMS programme.
Places for London, Transport for London's property company (formerly Transport Trading Limited Properties (TTLP)), is seeking to appoint an experienced PBSA operator to support the mobilisation and operation of the Southwark OSD scheme. The development will comprise of 429 private studios. While the scheme is at an advanced stage of design, the appointed operator will be expected to provide targeted input into the fit-out of amenity spaces, as well as lead the mobilisation phase and oversee the ongoing operation and management of the asset. Although the immediate requirement relates to the Southwark scheme, Places reserves the right to utilise the contract across its wider development pipeline. Accordingly, the procurement process will seek to identify an operator with the capability and expertise to support the successful delivery of Southwark and, subject to performance and strategic alignment, potentially provide services for future PBSA developments from the inception stage onwards. Please note - the value stated within this notice is indicative and includes anticipated expenditure associated with the Southwark PBSA site, together with potential future pipeline sites which this contract may be utilised for.
Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council’s seeks to appoint an operator or operators to service the Council’s catering and bar service needs at the new Ice Bowl in Dundonald. This Request for Proposals invites those interested commercial operators to submit Proposals in respect of the Opportunity. This contract will be awarded in two lots. Lot 1 Catering and Bar Services and Lot 2 Coffee Outlet Services
Bangor University (BU) and Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) are working in partnership to deliver the North Wales Medical School (NWMS), an established Welsh Government-funded programme designed to increase medical education and training capacity across North Wales. The works comprise of the alterations and adaptations of the existing building to form a new medical training centre. All activities must be planned for a live hospital environment, coordinating outages and access with Estates/ICT, and must comply with site rules, CDM, and applicable NHS W /BCUHB technical standards. The YGC contract comprises the refurbishment and redevelopment of the existing Education Centre footprint to provide a more coherent, functional and accessible education environment. The works include: • Reconfiguration and redevelopment of the existing Education Centre accommodation. • Decanting of rooms currently located within the education footprint to facilitate the proposed works. • Development of a new entrance to the Education Centre. • Improvements to the overall flow, layout and functionality of the education accommodation. • The scheme will provide an enhanced education environment capable of supporting the increased teaching and training requirements associated with the NWMS programme.
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) is undertaking early market engagement (EME) in advance of a potential future procurement for a new private sector development programme in Sierra Leone. This programme is expected to complement a joint FCDO-British International Investment (BII) programme, Horizon Sierra Leone, which focuses primarily on unlocking near-term investment opportunities. The proposed new programme will focus on strengthening the underlying conditions required to make investment in Sierra Leone's tradable sectors, particularly agriculture and manufacturing, more attractive, productive, and inclusive. Indicative areas of support may include: - Provide targeted support to investors and businesses to identify opportunities, reduce market-entry risks and costs, test new business models, and unlock investment through market scoping, feasibility studies, pipeline development, business viability assessments, and piloting innovative financing solutions - Technical assistance and advisory support to businesses that strengthen market systems and create wider benefits to sector(s), including providers of inputs, logistics, infrastructure, capital goods, and other enabling services. - Support to anchor firms to adopt more inclusive business practices, including employing more women into better-quality jobs, promoting women into leadership positions, and strengthening sourcing from women-owned businesses within supply chains. - Provide targeted assistance to government ministries, departments, and agencies to deliver priority reforms that unlock sectoral growth, improve the business environment, and strengthen the financial sector.
SMG requires a reliable and compliant contractor to provide expert auditing and consultancy services to ensure the health and safety of visitors and staff by verifying adherence to Legionella management and air hygiene protocols. Further details can be found in the tender documents.
Nottinghamshire County Council (the Authority) is seeking to appoint one Provider through a below-threshold open competitive process to deliver the Peep Learning Together Programme for children aged 3 to 4 years and their parents/carers. The procurement supports the Authority’s Best Start in Life work and is intended to improve school readiness and reduce inequalities in outcomes for children living in disadvantaged communities. The Council is particularly interested in working with an organisation from the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector to deliver the programme, reflecting the community-based nature of the service.
Provision of supported transport for SEND children, vulnerable adults and other eligible residents, including passenger assistance where required. The service enables access to education, care and community services through a range of transport solutions including taxis, accessible vehicles, minibuses and attendants, with a focus on safety, safeguarding, accessibility and value for money.
The core requirement is the provision of an Ariba hosted catalogue through Guided Buying, for ordering MRO goods to be delivered to sites across the Anglian Water region, including to technician’s home addresses and Anglian Water premises; and/or the provision of an over the counter store card for last minute requirements for technicians on the road. Any over the counter store card must enable provision of detailed management information. A further core requirement for any Ariba hosted catalogue / Guided Buying solution is for the capacity for swift delivery, preferably next day. The framework will be made up of a single lot containing the full range of MRO goods, covering the following: • Hand Tools • Power Tools • Mechanical Spares • Electrical Spares • Lubricants & Non-Process Chemicals
This framework is designed to connect SEC customers to a range of experienced contractors able to support with both commercial and domestic heating requirements, as well as water hygiene repairs. Contractors are required to be able to cover the servicing, responsive repairs, safety inspections and heating installations in both domestic and commercial buildings, as well as a range of water hygiene repairs to domestic and commercial properties.
The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) is seeking to establish a non-exclusive call-off contract for the provision of specialist ADHD and autism coaching, mentoring and workplace support services for neurodivergent employees. Services may include individual ADHD and autism coaching, workplace mentoring, manager support sessions, workplace transition support, neurodiversity awareness training, group workshops and anonymised management reporting. The contract will operate on a zero-commitment basis, with services commissioned through individual Statements of Work as requirements arise. Services must be capable of being delivered remotely, on-site or through a hybrid delivery model and be provided in a neurodiversity-affirming, person-centred manner. The total anticipated contract value is up to £50,000 excluding VAT.