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London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham Council (the “Council”) is seeking feedback from suitably qualified and experienced environmental enforcement providers to inform the procurement of an Environmental Enforcement Agency service. The service will support the Council’s Law Enforcement Team (LET) through the targeted enforcement of environmental offences across highways, parks, and open spaces including littering, highway obstructions, and Responsible Dog Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) offences. The provider will supply trained, uniformed enforcement officers operating across London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham (LBHF) to address priority issues identified by the Council, issue Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs), undertake public engagement activities, manage initial complaints, and prepare prosecution case files where required. The proposed contract term is two years with the option to extend for up to a further two years. The Council currently intends to procure the service on the basis of a revenue-sharing model, under which the provider will bear the operational costs of service delivery, and the Council will receive a share of the income generated from paid FPNs. This Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise is being undertaken to enable the Council to receive views from the market on: 1. What information, requirements, or elements of the procurement the market would require in any procurement documents published, to enable submission of a strong and competitive bid; 2. The Council’s proposed revenue share model and the approach the Council should adopt to its commercial (price) assessment, what alternative options might be beneficial, and the reasons for this; and 3. What details the Council should assess as part of its technical (quality) and commercial assessment as part of this procurement process. The current working copy of the specification of requirements can be accessed using the following web address: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d9t_CiZ0-fwtWAd5s-Rtq3hvc-uUs_Q6/view?usp=sharing

British Council is seeking an economist or strategic researcher (or team of researchers) to conduct a mixed-methods analysis that evidences the multi-dimensional economic returns of the international art and technology sector to the UK.

Kingston Crematorium Basement Redesign

The scope of works includes the design, supply, and installation of new play equipment, wetpour safety surfacing, self-closing access gates, associated groundworks, inspections, reinstatement works and project handover activities within the existing play areas.

Croydon continues to experience above-average unemployment and persistent economic inactivity, despite being home to one of the largest working-age populations in London. The borough’s labour market is characterised by high youth unemployment in certain wards, concentrations of low-paid and insecure work, a significant proportion of residents with long-term health conditions, and marked inequalities in access to opportunity by geography, ethnicity, gender and disability. The MEF has been designed to respond to these challenges by investing in programmes that help residents to move into, remain in and progress within good work. The Fund is aligned with the Council’s emerging Employment and Skills Plan and Adult Education Skills Plan, which set out a long-term strategy for mapping the journey from learning to earning, identifying gaps in progression, and strengthening cross-sector partnerships to reduce economic inactivity and improve access to training, qualifications and meaningful work. The MEF also supports the Mayor’s Business Plan Outcome 2, which is that Croydon should be a place of opportunity for business, earning and learning. The purpose of the MEF is to support Croydon residents into work, apprenticeships, training or progression opportunities; to provide targeted, culturally competent, evidence-based interventions for residents facing multiple barriers; to strengthen the role of voluntary and community sector partners and specialist providers in employment support; to build collaborative, place-based delivery models; and to ensure that resources reach those most in need, driving measurable improvements in employability, stability and progression. The Fund will be procured across 4 lots: youth provision for 16–24-year-olds; specialist support for care experienced young people; tailored employment support for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness; targeted provision for veterans and their families; and a small grants and community events strand to support community-led engagement and progression activities. Allocations are currently expected to be approximately £175,000 for youth, £75,000 for care experienced young people, £175,000 for homelessness, £50,000 for veterans, although these values remain indicative and may be refined prior to contract award. The Lot 1 Youth Provision is divided in 3 sub-lots Sub Lot 1a £50,000 pa Sub Lot 1b £50,000 pa Sub Lot 1c £75,000 pa The Lot 2 is Care Experience Young People is £75,000 pa The Lot 3 Homelessness Supports is divided in 3 sub-lots Sub Lot 3a £50,000 pa Sub Lot 3b £50,000 pa Sub Lot 3c £75,000 pa The Lot 4 Veterans Support is£ 50000 pa. Bidders can only be awarded a maximum of one contract as sole or lead provider and one additional contract as a named partner or sub-contractor This opportunity is available on the Croydon Tenders Portal. https://in-tendhost.co.uk/croydontenders/aspx/Login

Camden Council intends to award a contract for the Provision of a Peer-Led Harm Reduction Programme. The service will support residents affected by substance use through peer-led interventions designed to reduce harm, improve engagement with treatment and recovery services, and improve health and wellbeing outcomes.

A hosting platform for online learning courses, which would have, as a minimum, the following functionality: to host multiple online courses for 6,000 + learners for each course, ability to support texts, videos, questionnaires, tests, Q&A sections, test functions, possibility of adding educators and facilitators, collect learners' data and run reports. The platform provider should also be able to promote the courses through their marketing channels.

The British Council would like to request a qualified service provider for the delivery of a collaborative UK/Kenya fashion project dubbed CDNA Twende Soko 2.0. (as detailed under scope of services required). The provider would work collaboratively with a UK-based organisation to implement the project targeting fashion sector practitioners in Kenya and the UK.

The British Council would like to request a quotation for Internet provider Internet Services Provider Required for computer Labs, KSA

The British Council in the Philippines is seeking proposals from qualified suppliers for the provision, implementation, configuration, support, and maintenance of an E‑Invoicing Middleware Solution. The objective is to ensure compliance with the forthcoming Philippine e‑invoicing and e‑reporting regulatory requirements scheduled to take effect in December 2026.

The London Borough of Havering intend to develop a Integrated Community Smokefree Service designed to provide comprehensive support for individuals seeking to quit smoking and maintain long-term abstinence. The Integrated Community Smokefree Service will prioritise outreach and tailored cessation support for individuals with severe mental illness (SMI) and those affected by substance misuse, recognising the disproportionate smoking prevalence and barriers to engagement within these groups. Through co-located delivery, assertive outreach, and integrated referral pathways, the service will aim to embed tobacco harm reduction into wider care planning and recovery models. This approach reflects Havering's commitment to inclusive, preventative health services that address complex needs and promote sustainable behaviour change across communities. The procurement is being conducted in accordance with the Competitive Flexible Procedure under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR). Contract duration is 24 months Available Extensions - 12 months + 12 months

Procurement of a supplier providing graphic design and production services for British Council Poland, including but not limited to design and printing of leaflets, brochures, banners, roll-ups, posters, branded materials, promotional gadgets and other marketing and operational materials required by multiple departments. The supplier will support ongoing business needs across Marketing, Arts, Exams, Cultural Engagement, Facilities and other teams where applicable. Potential further work may include additional ad hoc design and production requests throughout the duration of the contract.

Highways and Street lighting Contract 2026.Works ordered by Council officers through Task / Works Orders - no obligation until an order is issued. Borough-wide, including housing and parks land where it offers value, plus named boundary roads under inter-borough agreements. Anticipated programme of £12m-£16m per year, subject to annual funding decisions. A term contract extending over a maximum of 8 years (4 + 2 +2) comprising of - • Planned and reactive highway and street lighting maintenance works • Traffic management schemes • Cycling, bus priority, drainage and parking schemes • Traffic signal works • Public realm improvements As part of our broader engagement strategy, we are inviting all interested organisations to participate in a virtual a pre-procurement market engagement event. The aim of this event is to engage the market at an early stage to help shape a well-informed, effective, and competitive procurement process. It will also provide an opportunity to gather feedback from current and prospective providers on the proposed model, helping to refine and develop it further. The event will include a presentation outlining the Council's commissioning intentions, an overview of the anticipated requirements, and details of the proposed procurement approach. It will also give potential service providers the opportunity to ask questions and share their views in advance of the formal procurement process. The Council is committed to working collaboratively with the market to maximise the opportunities presented by these contracts and therefore encourages all current and prospective providers to attend. Please note that expressions of interest will not be accepted by any means other than through dedicated Portal. This registration is solely for participation in the Market Engagement Event. This is NOT a Tender Notice or an invitation to tender for the upcoming contract opportunity.

The primary objective of the research management capacity building programme is to onboard a highly specialised UK professional body or research management agency to co-design, contextualise, and co-deliver an international-standard research governance programme to enhance capability. The initiative aims to shift institutional mindsets from basic project administration to strategic, visionary research leadership

Surveying and Claims Management services for insured and non-insured repairs including appointment, management and payment of contractors. The estimated contract value can be broken down approximately as follows and is based on : 1. 20% claims management fees and actual spend under this procurement. Fees can vary dependent on volume and value of claims. 2. 80% is insured amounts claimed from the insurer for claims that are covered by insurance and contractor payments for non-insured claims which go to third party contractors Case volumes and estimated contract value is based on current case volumes and spend. This can vary over the contract term as noted in tender documents. Estimated gross historic costs (estimated contract value) relate to 2022-2026. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Insurance-claims-adjustment-services./274UM7R4Q6 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/274UM7R4Q6

The London Borough of Waltham Forest ("the Authority") is procuring this provision using the Competitive Process as described within The Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime Regulations 2023. The Authority is seeking Tenders from suitably experienced and qualified organisations for the provision of the following services: Lot 1: Best Start in Life Family Hubs: Universal and targeted services for children aged 0-5 and their parents Lot 2: Best Start Service (0-5) Lot 3: Healthy Child Programme (0-19) The service shall commence on 1st July 2027 and shall continue up to and including 30th June 2032 with the option to extend at the discretion of the Authority and subject to satisfactory contractual performance. The contract has the following extension options: A further 24 months from 1st July 2032 to 30th June 2034 A further 21 months from 1st July 2034 to 31st March 2036 Bidders are permitted to submit a tender for one lot, multiple lots or all of the lots, as they deem appropriate to their skills and experience. Bidders are advised that the Authority will evaluate Tenders for each lot separately and award each lot separately. The Contract is split into three Lots which covers the services as follows: Lot 1: Best Start in Life Family Hubs: Universal and targeted services for children aged 0-5 and their parents The service core aim is to ensure all children have the best possible start in life by promoting prevention, early intervention and family support, while reducing health inequalities. This funding enables the provision of integrated, accessible services-particularly for children aged 0-5-focusing on early identification of need, supporting healthy development, strengthening parent-child relationships and ensuring children are healthy, safe and ready to learn. Lot 2: Best Start Service 0-5 The Best Start (0-5) Service delivers a targeted early years public health offer focused on prevention, early support and improved outcomes for babies, young children and their families. It operates as part of the wider Best Start in Life system, working in partnership with health visiting, early help, Family Hub provision and community services to ensure coordinated support. The service covers Infant feeding, oral health and healthy weight provision. Lot 3: Healthy Child Programme 0-19 The HCP is the universal public health framework for children and young people from preconception through to adulthood. It provides a structured, evidence-based approach to promoting health and wellbeing, preventing ill health and reducing inequalities, ensuring that all children are supported to achieve the best possible start in life and their full potential. The programme operates through a proportionate universal model, combining a comprehensive universal offer with targeted and specialist support for those with additional or complex needs. This approach ensures population-wide reach while enabling resources to be focused on those at greatest risk of poor outcomes. The HCP delivers a defined programme of interventions, including screening, immunisations, developmental reviews, and advice and guidance for parents, carers and young people. It supports families to play an active role in maintaining health and wellbeing, while enabling children and young people to develop the knowledge and confidence to manage their own health over time.

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The London Borough of Newham (the Council) is seeking to appoint a specialist operator (the Operator) to manage tennis across 9 park sites and deliver a tennis development programme for the Borough. Newham’s current Tennis Management and Tennis Development programme is delivered by an external Tennis provider. The concession opportunity is offered for an initial period of five years from 1st April 2027 to 31st March 2032. After this time the contract may be extended for a further two years at the sole discretion of the Council, between 1st April 2032 to 31st March 2034. The Operator will work together with the Council’s Parks and Green Assets Team as well as the Leisure and Sports Team, sharing knowledge, developing systems, and delivering an attractive, value for money service to users. To access tender on Delta E-Sourcing, please use the below access code: 8AH3G5ST35 For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Sports-facilities-operation-services./WKJTS5AV82 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/WKJTS5AV82

The Council intends to commission a single, integrated Advice Service operating borough wide. The service is expected to provide information, advice and guidance on matters including welfare benefits, debt, housing, immigration and wider cost of living pressures, and to: • Support financial resilience and wellbeing through timely, high-quality advice that helps residents maximise income, manage debt, secure housing and avoid escalation into crisis. • Provide accessible, multi-channel access, maintaining high volume routes (such as telephone and digital) alongside face to face and outreach provision. • Reach those most in need through targeted outreach and early intervention, particularly for residents facing barriers to access. • Build community capacity, with the commissioned provider acting as a strategic lead for borough wide, community led advice, working in partnership with smaller and specialist VCS organisations and offering capacity building support such as "advice first aid". Contract details Estimated contract value: up to £950,000 per annum • Estimated contract term: 2 years from April 2027, with the option to extend up to a maximum of 3 years, subject to funding availability and performance

The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham is procuring a contractor to undertake the demolition of five residential tower blocks at the Gascoigne Estate, namely Crispe House, Fiske Court, Oban House, Tasker House and Earlsdown House. The works form part of the wider regeneration programme for the Gascoigne Estate and will support the Council’s strategic objectives to deliver estate renewal, enable future development opportunities, and improve the borough’s housing and place-making outcomes. The procurement includes the phased demolition of the buildings together with associated site management, health and safety, environmental controls, asbestos management and related enabling works.