The full corpus, straight from the official feeds. Use this to check coverage — then set up a profile so you never have to read it again.
16,010 notices
Page 515 of 641
This is a notice to inform the market of the intention to award a contract for a Children's Community Nursing in Education Settings (CNIES) via the Most Suitable Provider Process
UKRI-6251 Cyber Security – Managed Service and Detection Response & Security Operations Centre service. A Cyber Security provider to deliver collaborative SOC services, working with the existing STFC cyber security team.
The publication of this preliminary market notice starts the market engagement process for Somerset Council's (the Authority's) major works highway structures framework. The Authority wishes to engage with potential suppliers with an expertise in the successful delivery of similar works and provide an overview of the Authority's proposed approach and procurement process. The Authority wishes to enter into a bespoke framework agreement for this work, with subsequent task-orders being issued under a NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract Option A. The procurement process will be evaluated using the Cow Bridge scheme, with the most economically advantageous tender being awarded both the Framework and the Cow Bridge scheme, and the next three being awarded the framework. There will be quality questions as part of this evaluation.
Nottingham City Council is committed to working collaboratively with the home care market to develop a future home care service model that delivers high-quality, person centred support for citizens across Nottingham City. As part of this process, NCC is inviting providers who deliver home care services to attend a Pre-Market Engagement Event to be held on 5th November 2026 via Microsoft Teams.
London Borough of Tower Hamlets is recommissioning a borough-wide, world-class adult substance misuse treatment system, aligned with the Combatting Drugs Partnership Strategy (2024–2027). Currently Tower Hamlets commission and deliver a range of substance misuse treatment and recovery services for residents aged 18 plus, collectively branded as “Reset”. These services meet the needs of Tower Hamlet’s residents facing the challenges of substance misuse by equipping individuals with the tools to move towards a life where drugs and alcohol do not negatively impact on themselves, their families, and/or the wider community. The borough’s substance misuse treatment and recovery services have undergone significant change over the last six years. The “Reset” service model was launched in October 2019, followed by a challenging period of mobilisation during the pandemic years. More recently the borough has seen a substantial increase in investment, through time-limited grant programmes in support of the national drug strategy, From Harm to Hope. This has resulted in a series of iterative, short-term investments to improve the quality and outcomes of services, with the aim of increasing the numbers of individuals accessing and sustaining treatment. Following a period of review the borough is seeking to re-procure these services; providing an opportunity to build on the successes of the last few years and refresh our model within the context of a more sustainable funding framework. This notice is used to: 1. Advertise a market engagement event taking place at the Town Hall on 5th October 2026 2. Collect information from small local suppliers who may wish to work as a sub-contractor to the main contractor in delivery of the required services 1. Market Engagement Event Please register your interest in the market engagement event via https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2001388103694?aff=oddtdtcreator by Friday 2nd October at midday (12:00) 2. Local Supplier Engagement Please also register your interest in the market engagement event via the link above. You also have the opportunity to provide the council with a prospectus for your organisation which will be provided to interested parties as part of the wider tender pack. The aim of this prospectus is to provide information to bidders in relation to the local micro and small businesses which may support in the wider delivery. Further detail on the contents of the prospectus is available on The London Tenders Portal (link below). For more information please refer to The London Tender Portal (https://www.londontenders.org/) and search for opportunity DN785754. Here you will find further documentation. Please note, this opportunity will be procured under the Provider Selection Regime
The London Borough of Lewisham is seeking a consultant-led provider, or a consortium led by a professional services consultant, to manage a Disrepair Works & Case Management, Managed Service (DMS). The Council has duties as a social landlord under the Defective Premises Act 1972, section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985, the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018, the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) and Awaab's Law. In June 2025 the Council had just over 1,000 open housing disrepair claims, with approx. 35 new claims per month. Total HRA disrepair-related spend in 2025/26 was circa £8.5m, including legal fees, tenant compensation and works. Following an options appraisal, Mayor & Cabinet approved the procurement of a DMS as the fastest route to clearing the backlog. The ‘enhanced in-house’ option was subsequently tested and has stabilised the position (open claims in the 800–850 range since April 2026), but a sizeable backlog remains. The Council is engaging the market to gauge supplier capacity, experience and innovation ahead of formal tendering for a DMS supplier.
Norse Commercial Services are completing a procurement process for the supply of ambient, chilled, and frozen foods and beverages across the East of England, the South East, and the South West regions for Norse catering establishments, which includes education, non-education, the workplace, corporate, hospitality, leisure, and healthcare - the majority of Norse catering establishments within the education sector. The Contract is planned to commence 15th February 2027.
The London Borough of Haringey will procure all its Design, Print and Related Services requirements using this Dynamic Purchasing System contract
1.1. North Yorkshire Council (the Authority) is requesting information from suppliers to help determine the scope and feasibility of its requirement, to understand the range of potential solutions available in the market, and to assist with drafting a potential future tender specification for Capital Kitchen Replacement works, and ad-hoc Kitchen Replacements following disrepair cases or complaints, to its social housing stock over a five-year contract period.
North Yorkshire Council (the Authority) is requesting information from suppliers to help determine the scope and feasibility of its requirement, to understand the range of potential solutions available in the market, and to assist with drafting a potential future tender specification for Capital Kitchen Replacement works, and ad-hoc Kitchen Replacements following disrepair cases or complaints, to its social housing stock over a five-year contract period.
This project is proposed to evaluate how a facility for carrying out the Northern 195 fleet maintenance requirements can be provided at Neville Hill. This will also need to consider operational constraints, electrified roads, movement control on the depot, material and personnel access, lighting and other supporting works. A feasibility assessment and options appraisal will be delivered for each element, to enable Northern stakeholders to select the optimum single option which will then be progressed to design stage. Further details of the draft scope shall be outlined in the session.
The Bank of England has an ongoing requirement for contractors to provide minor works construction and maintenance services to provide upgrade and refit projects to the Bank's properties. The opportunity will be split into two Lots: Lot 1 - Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing Lot 2 - Building Fabric The works will be provided via call-off contracts under a framework. The purpose of this procurement exercise is to establish closed framework with between 2 and 4 suppliers for each Lot. This will provide the ability to call off survey, design, build and commissioning for individual work orders. The term of the framework will be 4 years and it is anticipated that it will start on 01/02/2027. The estimate total value of the all call-off contracts will be up to £1.5m including VAT per annum for each Lot .
The University of Worcester is seeking suppliers capable of providing a comprehensive sports clothing and leisurewear solution for students, staff, sports teams and Students' Union clubs and societies across the University.
Bridgend County Borough Council are looking for a single organisation to provide a Home Delivery Service for Eco-friendly Menstrual Products for Bridgend County Borough Council.
The proposed contract is for the supply of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM). CGMs are real time glucose tracking system that continuously measures interstitial glucose levels through a small sensor inserted under the skin. The system provides automatic glucose readings , reducing the need for frequent finger prick tests. The key components are sensors, transmitter (if applicable) and display devices.
SUPPLY OF MAINS ELECTRICITY TO WESTWARD HOUSING GROUP LTD X 287 NHH METERS APRIL 2027 CONTRACT START DATE 01/04/27 TOTAL ESTIMATED VOLUME 1.6 GWH PER ANNUM CONTRACTS CONSIDERED FOR 12 MONTHS
The Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) Fund is a UK Government programme established to accelerate the delivery of publicly accessible electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across England, with a particular focus on supporting residents without access to off-street parking. The North East Mayoral Strategic Authority (North East MSA) has secured £15.829 million of LEVI capital funding, with approximately £5 million allocated to Phase 1 delivery.
Northumberland County Council (The Council) are the landowners of the former Hexham Middle School site in the town of Hexham and are seeking to procure a development partner to deliver a mixed residential development at the site. The council's requirements are that the development must include (but is not limited to): Affordable extra care scheme. Residential housing development including affordable housing . Refurbishment & re-use of the Listed & Curtilage Listed Heritage buildings. Demolition of the non-listed buildings. Community garden. Management & upkeep of the site.
Bangor University wishes to employ a security Contractor, who can assist the University in delivering a safe and welcoming environment for its customers and to supplement the existing internal security team. The requirement is in two parts, 1) a daily, SIA licensed security presence in the University Arts Centre (Pontio) 2) security staff for ad-hoc additional SIA licensed Security for events, which may include traffic management, static guarding, stewarding, door supervisor roles and similar as outlined below. The period of this contract will be for 3 years with an option to extend for a further 2 x 12 month periods. The contract will be subject to bimonthly review.
North Yorkshire Council is seeking information from suppliers to help determine the scope and feasibility of its requirements, understand the range of solutions available within the market, and inform the development of a potential future tender specification for the provision of a fully comprehensive maintenance and call-out service for fire equipment, fire alarm systems and emergency lighting across its housing sites mainly within the Harrogate, Selby and Richmondshire areas, but could include other sites across North Yorkshire. In addition, the Authority is seeking information on the provision of alarm monitoring, key holding and call-out services.