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LSHTM has the following requirement for the provision of Security Systems maintenance (Access Control, CCTV, Intercom and Intruder Detection Systems) across its two main sites in central London. The contractor shall provide comprehensive maintenance, support, and improvement recommendations for the School’s existing security infrastructure. To ensure consistency, accountability, and streamlined issue resolution, a single supplier will be responsible for the following systems: • Access Control (CEM AC2000) • CCTV (ExacqVision) • Intercom (Zenitel / Stentofon) • Intrusion Detection Systems (Galaxy Gold) Please note: We are looking for the support of the current system and not an overhaul. Contract to commence August 2026 and run for 7 years (3+2+2).

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire is seeking to award a Contract for the provision of Security Gates Maintenance to a single provider. Site visits to be conducted only on 05/05/2026 and 07/05/2026 as detailed in the Instructions to Bidders

The services we are considering include routine servicing, a single helpdesk to manage calls, faults and service requests, reactive repairs and emergency call‑outs, support during and outside normal working hours as required, remote alarm monitoring, and the maintenance of systems such as CCTV, intruder alarms, access control including Paxton doors, and car park barriers with associated video systems.

Nottingham Trent University Estates Department is seeking tenders for the provision of Security Equipment Repairs, Maintenance & Minor Installations as and when required across the following campus locations; City (NG1), Confetti College (NG1), Clifton (NG11), Brackenhurst (NG25) and Mansfield University Centre (NG18).

This is a procurement opportunity notice to inform potential bidders of an upcoming competition for a 3-Year Maintenance Contract (with optional extensions) covering the Border Security Command - Maritime fleet of RHIBs and Tactical Watercraft (TWCs). Contract Term: Initial 3 years with options for up to 2 additional one-year extensions. Scope of Work: The requirement will cover the following asset types: • MST Seaboat 750-SR RHIBs (inboard engines) • Delta 780HX RHIBs (outboard engines) • SEADOO Fish Pro Tactical Watercraft Important: The procurement will be divided into three separate Lots, and three separate contracts will be awarded: • Lot 1: MST Seaboat 750-SR RHIBs • Lot 2: Delta 780HX RHIBs • Lot 3: SEADOO Fish Pro TWCs Indicative Work Packages: • General Requirements of Work • Planned Maintenance (annual and quarterly) • Transportation of RHIBs/TWCs to/from maintenance locations across England and Wales • Associated work on RHIB and TWC trailers • Defect Repairs and Modifications Key Dates: • Contract start: 1st October 2026 Technical Responses: Full details of the requirement, including vessel-specific needs and KPIs, are provided within the Invitation to Tender (ITT) stage. Please note: The opportunity to bid for this contract will be run via the Home Office eSourcing Portal (Jaggaer). Bidders must ensure they are registered: https://homeoffice.app.jaggaer.com/

Servicing and Maintenance etc of Secure Entry Doors and Door Entry Systems

PA invites organisations to participate in a 60-month DPS for the provision of IT and Cyber Security Services. The DPS will be accessible by all current and future Clients of PA. The DPS may be used by all NHS Trusts, Social Housing Providers, Local Authorities, Blue Light Services, Education, Charities and all other contracting authorities that are located in the United Kingdom. Procurement Assist is publishing this Notice of Amendment made pursuant to the original Notice 2023/S 000-014645 to extend the DPS to 31 May 2029. The remaining information in relation to this DPS is unchanged.

PA invites organisations to participate in a 60-month DPS for the provision of IT and Cyber Security Services. The DPS will be accessible by all current and future Clients of PA. The DPS may be used by all NHS Trusts, Social Housing Providers, Local Authorities, Blue Light Services, Education, Charities and all other contracting authorities that are located in the United Kingdom. Procurement Assist is publishing this Notice of Amendment made pursuant to the original Notice 2023/S 000-014645 to extend the DPS to 31 May 2029. The remaining information in relation to this DPS is unchanged.

TransPennine Trains Limited (TPT) is seeking to procure a supplier for the provision of Station Information and Security Systems (SISS) maintenance and asset management services across its station network. The contract will cover approximately 3,800 SISS assets across 19 stations in the North of England, including Customer Information Systems, CCTV, public address systems, passenger help points and all associated telecommunications, network infrastructure, power supplies and supporting equipment forming the SISS estate. The scope includes delivery of a comprehensive planned preventative maintenance regime and responsive reactive maintenance services to ensure asset availability and performance in line with defined service levels. The supplier will be responsible for operating a service management and helpdesk function, maintaining a robust asset management system and undertaking full asset verification in the first year, followed by ongoing management of an accurate asset database. Services will be delivered across a varied station portfolio, requiring the ability to prioritise faults based on operational impact and work safely within a live railway environment, including undertaking activities on or near the line where required. The supplier will also support asset lifecycle management, including interfacing with enhancement schemes such as the Transpennine Route Upgrade and other third‐party projects, and delivering minor works including small‐scale renewals, enhancements and asset modifications. The contract requires a technologically capable supplier able to support remote monitoring and a proactive maintenance approach to improve reliability and performance. Delivery will be monitored through defined service levels, reporting requirements and structured governance arrangements. The contract is intended to provide a high‐availability, safety‐critical maintenance service supporting operational performance, passenger experience and long‐term management of SISS assets.

His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) is in the early stages of reviewing its current Facilities Management (FM) and Security provision across its estate. This notice is published for transparency purposes in accordance with the Procurement Act (2023) and does not constitute the commencement of a procurement. HMCTS is responsible for approximately 340 locations throughout England, Wales and certain sites in Scotland. FM and Security arrangements are currently delivered through two national contracts. Current FM provision includes a range of Hard FM and Soft FM services. Hard FM services include, but are not limited to, statutory and mandatory compliance, projects, planned and reactive maintenance, building fabric maintenance, mechanical, electrical & plumbing (MEP). Soft FM services include, but are not limited to, FM support services, grounds maintenance and landscaping including gritting, routine and reactive cleaning services, window cleaning, pest control and general waste and recycling services. Security provision includes, but is not limited to, guarding, reactive ad hoc guarding, out of hours alarm response and management of search equipment. The project aims to ensure that critical FM and Security support arrangements are put in place so that services continue beyond the expiry of the current contracts in April 2029. This project is at an early stage. All information contained in this notice, including but not limited to, timings and potential scope, is indicative only and may be subject to change. No response is required from interested parties regarding this notice however HMCTS intend to publish a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) notice in due course.

The Government Property Agency (GPA) currently procures planned and reactive maintenance services for technical security assets in secure spaces, including intruder alarms, CCTV, and access control systems. We are now looking to procure a long-term replacement contract for these services.

United Utilities is undertaking an early market engagement exercise to inform a forthcoming commercial strategy for the provision of Physical Security Systems for its water business. We are seeking input from capable suppliers to assess market interest, capability, and capacity to deliver solutions aligned with regulatory, operational, and security requirements within critical national infrastructure (CNI). This notice is not a call for competition at this stage, but an opportunity for suppliers to express interest and provide high-level information on their capabilities. 1. Scope of Interest Suppliers are invited to express interest in one or more of the following service areas: Area 1: Physical Security Equipment Supply Provision of physical security technologies including, but not limited to: • CCTV and video surveillance systems • Intruder Detection Systems (IDS) • Access control and entry management systems • Perimeter protection (e.g. fencing sensors, detection technologies) • Associated hardware, software, and supporting infrastructure Suppliers should specify: • Product ranges and manufacturers represented • Evidence of accreditations and certifications (e.g. NSI, SSAIB, Secured by Design, ISO standards) • Compliance with relevant UK security and safety standards Area 2: Design, Installation, and Commissioning End-to-end delivery capabilities including: • Security system design and engineering • Project management • Installation and integration across operational sites • Testing, commissioning, and handover Suppliers should demonstrate: • Experience delivering projects within regulated or critical infrastructure environments (preferably water or utilities) • Accreditation of installation practices (e.g. NSI Gold/Silver, ISO 9001, ISO 45001) • Ability to comply with UK regulatory and security frameworks, including requirements relevant to water sector resilience and asset protection Area 3: Support and Maintenance Services Provision of ongoing operational support services including: • Preventative and reactive maintenance • Monitoring and system management (local or remote) • Lifecycle management and upgrades • Helpdesk and response services Suppliers should outline: • Service models and SLAs available • Geographic coverage across the UK • Accreditation for maintenance and monitoring services • Experience supporting security systems in high-availability environments Participation Suppliers may express interest in: • All three areas (1, 2, and 3), or • Any combination of these areas Key Requirements All prospective suppliers should be able to demonstrate alignment with: • UK security standards and regulatory expectations relevant to the water industry • Requirements applicable to Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) • Cyber and physical security convergence considerations • Compliance with recognised industry accreditations and certifications

Planned and reactive maintenance of CCTV, access control, security systems, SCADA, passenger call point, public address and other communications systems across London Underground (LU) and other business units within TfL. Limited supply to additional assets or capital project upgrades also in scope.