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The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is seeking to appoint a Strategic Digital Delivery Partner to support the delivery of its Digital Transformation Programme. This procurement is for the provision of managed digital delivery services and does not include the replacement of CITB's strategic web content management platform. CITB has adopted Umbraco as its strategic CMS and has invested significantly in modern digital capabilities built on Umbraco and Microsoft technologies. The successful supplier will provide the multidisciplinary delivery capability, specialist expertise, governance, support and continuous improvement services required to maximise this investment and deliver CITB's strategic objectives. The supplier will operate as a long-term strategic partner, supporting the design, delivery, operation, enhancement and optimisation of CITB's public-facing digital services. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Peterborough:-Systems-consultancy-services./39PJ4C3E2D To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/39PJ4C3E2D

The map should complement, rather than replicate, tools such as Google Maps — focusing on curated exploration, storytelling, and place experience, while allowing users to link out to external navigation where needed. Key aims: • Support increased footfall and dwell time within the town centre. • Help visitors and residents navigate Witney clearly and confidently. • Improve legibility by making routes, destinations, and amenities easy to understand. • Reinforce Witney’s identity and character, including its markets, heritage, green spaces, and riverside setting.

Chemonics Group UK Limited which is implementing the Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine Phase 2 (PFRU-2) Project as part of international technical assistance (hereinafter referred to as Chemonics) invites you to submit a Tender for Procurement of Handheld 3D SLAM scanner with a backpack mount and software

The Education Training Collective (ETC) is a group of Further Education Colleges and Independent Training Providers within the North-East of England. We are seeking a supplier to provide a cloud-based Device and Classroom Management Service The aim is to implement a single, intuitive and reliable platform that supports the effective management of devices used in classroom study across the organisation.

Procurement exercise for the provision of a Managed Digital Content Service for University Hospitals Birmingham NHS FT

The scope of Services to be delivered under the Contract will include the provision of responsive repairs, planned maintenance, inspection, testing, servicing, fault diagnosis, installation, replacement and upgrade works to Commercial and Domestic Digital TV, satellite, aerial and associated signal distribution systems across Broadacres’ property portfolio. The Services will apply to communal systems, individual domestic installations, supported accommodation, extra care schemes, offices and any other Broadacres owned or managed premises where such systems are installed or required. 5 years contract duration.

The scope of Services to be delivered under the Contract will include the provision of responsive repairs, planned maintenance, inspection, testing, servicing, fault diagnosis, installation, replacement and upgrade works to Commercial and Domestic Digital TV, satellite, aerial and associated signal distribution systems across Broadacres’ property portfolio. The Services will apply to communal systems, individual domestic installations, supported accommodation, extra care schemes, offices and any other Broadacres owned or managed premises where such systems are installed or required. 5 years contract duration.

Stowmarket Town Council invites tenders for ICT Managed and Consultancy Services The invitation to tender is for a comprehensive range of ICT services comprising: • ICT Managed Services covering the full delivery and support of ICT solutions, including supply and installation, system configuration and management, ongoing support (both on-site and remote), health checks, MIS support, and staff training. • ICT Consultancy Services providing expert advice and specialist expertise across the full spectrum of ICT strategy and delivery, from connectivity, cloud solutions, safeguarding, and cyber security, through to project management, cost modelling, risk management, digital strategy development, disaster recovery, and innovation. The services provided by the supplier shall ensure that the Town Council can access both hands-on ICT service provision and expert consultancy support to meet the Town Council's strategic and operational needs in fulfilling its Digital Strategy.

This procurement activity is hosted by University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (the “Authority”), for the requirement of a Managed Digital Content Service for Trust Intranet Users.

'We are seeking a training provider to provide Level 3 Machinist Apprenticeships. The provider will be responsible for delivering both the academic element and apprenticeship training in accordance with the Skills England standards ST1305. The provide must have CNC capability and align to City and Guilds. We are wishing to place a contract for 3 years with an option 12 months. The provider will need be within a 50 mile radius of Salisbury/Wiltshire. Please contact us via DSP by the deadline to express your interest.

'We are seeking a training provider to provide Level 3 Machinist Apprenticeships. The provider will be responsible for delivering both the academic element and apprenticeship training in accordance with the Skills England standards ST1305. The provide must have CNC capability and align to City and Guilds. We are wishing to place a contract for 3 years with an option 12 months. The provider will need be within a 50 mile radius of Salisbury/Wiltshire. Please contact us via DSP by the deadline to express your interest.

Carmarthenshire County Council wishes to undertake preliminary market engagement in relation to a potential requirement for a professional 3D reality capture solution capable of supporting surveying, spatial data capture, measured building survey work, CAD/BIM workflows and digital asset recording activities across the Authority. The requirement may include suitable scanning or imaging equipment, associated accessories, compatible software, licenses, training, implementation support, technical support, maintenance and related services. The Council is considering a potential requirement for a specialist 3D reality capture solution to support surveying, spatial data capture, point cloud production, CAD/BIM-related activity and digital asset recording. The purpose of this preliminary market engagement is to understand the range of solutions available and to gather information on technical capability, functionality, interoperability, data ownership, data hosting, software and licensing models, training, implementation, support, maintenance and whole-life cost considerations. Interested suppliers are invited to provide information on available equipment, software and service options that may meet the Council's operational requirements, including compatibility with public sector workflows, examples of use by comparable public bodies, whole-life cost models and availability through public sector frameworks or other compliant procurement arrangements. Indicative Scope Professional terrestrial laser scanning, imaging or equivalent 3D reality capture equipment suitable for measured building survey and spatial data capture work. Associated accessories, including tripods, batteries, chargers, cases and any other required field equipment. Software for point cloud registration, processing, viewing, export and use within CAD/BIM workflows. Licences, subscriptions or cloud services required to operate, process, store, host, access or share captured data. Training, implementation support, technical support, maintenance, warranty and upgrade options. Clear explanation of data ownership, data hosting, export formats, retention arrangements and ongoing access requirements. This invitation is issued for information-gathering and early market engagement purposes only. It does not constitute an invitation to tender, a commitment to proceed with a future procurement process, or a commitment to award a contract.

Continuous Improvement Action Tracker software to support the effective management, monitoring and reporting of Continuous Improvement Activities (CIAs) across ICS Commercial. The solution is intended to replace the current manual, Excel-based process with a more efficient, reliable and sustainable system.

The UK Space Agency is working across government, regulators, industry and healthcare to help create the conditions needed for the in-orbit pharmaceuticals manufacturing and drug discovery market to develop. USB has played a convening role in bringing together the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and the Regulatory Innovation Office (RIO) within the Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade (BIST) to publish a joint statement on regulatory clarity for in-orbit manufacturing of pharmaceuticals. We are also working with MHRA to develop a regulatory roadmap for space-enabled pharmaceutical manufacturing, to provide greater clarity and confidence for industry. Following sustained evidence-gathering from the Unlocking Space Portfolio, including participation in the recent UK-Swiss Microgravity Biopharma Dialogue, clear pain-points and barriers to the adoption of in-orbit manufacturing of pharmaceuticals have emerged, which are currently experienced by UK stakeholders including prospective end-users, space biotech companies and investors. This Request for Information (RFI) builds directly on this Dialogue, and the questions below are designed to test, validate and extend that evidence base with wider stakeholder input. The UK Space Agency requests your input to ensure that any future support or commercialisation opportunities for in-orbit manufacturing of pharmaceuticals or in-orbit R&D directly address these identified barriers and are prioritised based on the needs of stakeholders in this domain. This RFI will help guide the UK Space Agency’s interventions for space biopharma companies, prospective pharmaceutical end-users and space/biotech investors. This RFI is not directly connected to an existing funding route, but it may help to shape and inform future non-financial support interventions and commercial activities. We welcome your responses and are grateful in advance for the time and effort taken in replying to this Request for Information. Our aims – what we want to achieve The goals of this Request for Information are: To understand what existing and new barriers industry, end-users, academia and investors are facing on the commercialisation of IOM pharmaceuticals or in-orbit pharmaceuticals R&D, and the impact of these barriers; To understand what interventions have been effective at addressing these identified barriers and what new interventions would further support IOM pharmaceuticals or in-orbit pharmaceuticals R&D; and To understand where government is best placed to address these barriers and what international comparators we could learn from to inform potential future government interventions. This RFI is not related to any ongoing or future funding calls from the UK Space Agency, but it may help to shape and inform future non-financial support interventions and commercial activities. The UK Space Agency does not commit to cover any cost incurred in the preparation or submission of any response to the RFI.  Responding or failing to respond to this RFI will not preclude the respondents from participating in any future UK Space Agency calls or requests for information or other funding opportunities.  In recognition of stakeholder availability over the summer period, the deadline for responses is 17:00 BST, 7 September 2026. If more time is needed to provide a response or if there are additional questions about the process, please contact [email protected] with “Unlocking Space for Business IOM Pharma RFI” as the subject line. An email confirmation of receipt from the UK Space Agency will be sent within a one-week period to the designated point of contact. The UK Space Agency reserves the right to follow-up and ask clarification questions on any responses.

The Provision of a Digital Interview Recording (DIR) System for Northamptonshire Police. Interested parties should register on our eProcurement Portal Atamis using this link: https://northamptonshire-opfcc.my.site.com/s/Welcome Suppliers can then search for the opportunity and download further details.

In-Cab Technology for West Lindsey District Council Refuse Collection Fleet

Important: This event is intended to support engagement and information exchange between the Army's Directorate of Digital, Security and intelligence (D DSI) and industry. It is not a procurement activity, and attendance will not provide any organisation with a competitive advantage or preferential treatment in relation to any current or future commercial opportunities. The Dir DSI is bringing together industry partners with its senior leaders to shape the future of the digital environment for our war-fighters. We will cover: 1. The challenge: 1.1 How do we enhance 1.2 Security against emerging Threats 1.3 Information systems, intelligence, surveillance, and decision-making capabilities to the war-fighter 1.4 Cyber and electromagnetic activity on the battlefield 2. The Framework: 2.1 What are our Digital standards and how we conduct system integration 2.2 How we deliver Army digital services 3. Areas of opportunity: 3.1 Artificial Intelligence- enablement and governance 3.2 Sensor to effector network (ASGARD) 3.3 Building resilience across systems and operations On the day you will: 1. Gain insight into Army's future digital direction 2. Explore collaboration opportunities with key stakeholders 3. have the opportunity to take part in 1:1 sessions with senior leaders to discuss mutual priorities and challenges. 4. Hear directly from our 2* Director of Digital, Security and Intelligence (Dir DSI) This is an opportunity to understand where we are heading, and how industry can play a role in delivering the next generation of secure, resilient digital capability.

The Office of the Chief Engineer (OCE), within the Space Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Group, are a team within the UK Space Agency supporting the portfolio of projects and programmes across the wider Agency primarily through technical assurance and research & development activities. This involves investigation of potential new activities that help achieve the aims and objectives of the UK Government’s space strategy. The OCE are currently investigating the need for government intervention to support in-orbit demonstration (IOD) activities for emerging payloads and technologies. This Request for Information (RFI) has been published to better develop our understanding. The UK Space Agency would like to understand from space payload and technology providers if there are any payloads/technologies that are currently being developed which would benefit from an IOD opportunity. The Agency would also like to understand the potential benefits unlocked by demonstrating the payload / technology in orbit, and the current perceived barriers experienced in bringing these payloads / technologies to market. The Agency would then like to understand if and how government are best placed to support unlocking the opportunities of bringing these payloads / technologies to market. This RFI will inform the OCE’s approach to future IOD opportunities, deepen our understanding of the current pipeline of payloads and technologies being developed that would most benefit from IOD opportunities and help the Agency develop the most appropriate intervention. Our aims – what we want to achieve The aims of this Request for Information are: - To understand space payloads and technologies currently being developed in the UK which may benefit from In-Orbit Demonstration; - To understand the technical requirements of those payloads and technologies; - To understand the barriers experienced in bringing these payloads and technologies to market; - To understand the perceived opportunity unlocked by demonstrating the organisation’s payload or technology in orbit that would not otherwise be realised by demonstration and validation through ground testing; - To understand how government could support addressing these barriers and unlocking future opportunities by demonstrating your payload or technology in orbit. In addition to this RFI and to further support our programmatic thought process on any potential interventions, the UK Space Agency will be hosting an in-person workshop based on the responses to this RFI as well as other related topics that we feel require industry's input. This workshop will bring together industry and enable us to gain insights from organisations whose payloads and technologies may benefit from In-Orbit Demonstration. To register your interest in attending a workshop, please complete the Organisation & Contact Information section within the RFI and mark your interest in follow-up in Question 8. Further details, including the workshop date, agenda and venue, will be provided in due course. Participants will initially be selected on a first-come-first-serve basis to organisations deemed relevant by the UK Space Agency. The outcomes of the Workshop, including any findings, recommendations, and summary outputs, will be made available to attendees and open to wider industry upon request. How the information provided will be used and treated Responses received will be used alongside wider available information to guide the UK Space Agency’s considerations on future activities to support in-orbit technology demonstrations. All information provided may be considered by the UK Space Agency and other government departments for use in policy development. In providing the information requested in this document the respondent confirms that they are giving written consent that the information provided may be shared with other departments, agencies, public bodies, and subsidiaries owned by the above, and their advisors. Where information is shared within government, it will be anonymised and will not identify any specific individual or organisation who provided it. Information provided in response to this Request for Information, including personal information, may be disclosed in accordance with any applicable law (including the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and the Environmental Information Regulations 2004), by order of a court or as required by any body or inquiry which has the power to compel disclosure. The RFI participation process, including how to send responses, appears in the section directly after the questionnaire, below. If the respondent wants the information provided to be treated as confidential, they are asked to please inform us. No commercially sensitive information will be shared outside of government. Please be aware that we cannot guarantee confidentiality in all circumstances. For any questions about this process, please email: [email protected] We will process any personal data included in the responses for this Request for Information in accordance with all applicable data protection laws. Our privacy notice is available in the section below titled “PRIVACY NOTICE”. The information gathered will not be used beyond the stated purpose without explicit permission. RFI Terms This RFI is not related to any ongoing or future funding calls from the UK Space Agency. The UK Space Agency does not commit to cover any cost incurred in the preparation or submission of any response to the RFI.  Responding or failing to respond to this RFI will not preclude the respondents from participating in any future UK Space Agency calls or requests for information or other opportunities.  The deadline for responses is 23:59 BST, 23 September 2026. If more time is needed to provide a response or if there are additional questions about the process, please contact [email protected] with “In-Orbit Demonstration Payload / Technology RFI” as the subject line. An email confirmation of receipt from the UK Space Agency will be sent within a one-week period to the designated point of contact. The UK Space Agency reserves the right to follow-up and ask clarification questions on any responses.

The service should deliver a fully integrated customer insight platform that connects seamlessly with NCHA’s core systems, automates real‑time feedback collection, and supports flexible, multi‑channel survey distribution. It must enable advanced survey creation, branded templates, multi‑language delivery, and robust reporting tools that combine data from all touchpoints into a single, actionable view of customer satisfaction.

he Office of the Chief Engineer (OCE), within the Space Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Group, are a team within the UK Space Agency supporting the portfolio of projects and programmes across the wider Agency primarily through technical assurance and research & development activities. This involves investigation of potential new activities that help achieve the aims and objectives of the UK Government’s space strategy. The OCE are currently investigating the need for government intervention to support in-orbit demonstration (IOD) activities for emerging payloads and technologies. This Request for Information (RFI) has been published to better develop our understanding. The UK Space Agency would like to understand from space payload and technology providers if there are any payloads/technologies that are currently being developed which would benefit from an IOD opportunity. The Agency would also like to understand the potential benefits unlocked by demonstrating the payload / technology in orbit, and the current perceived barriers experienced in bringing these payloads / technologies to market. The Agency would then like to understand if and how government are best placed to support unlocking the opportunities of bringing these payloads / technologies to market. This RFI will inform the OCE’s approach to future IOD opportunities, deepen our understanding of the current pipeline of payloads and technologies being developed that would most benefit from IOD opportunities and help the Agency develop the most appropriate intervention. Our aims – what we want to achieve The aims of this Request for Information are: To understand space payloads and technologies currently being developed in the UK which may benefit from In-Orbit Demonstration; To understand the technical requirements of those payloads and technologies; To understand the barriers experienced in bringing these payloads and technologies to market; To understand the perceived opportunity unlocked by demonstrating the organisation’s payload or technology in orbit that would not otherwise be realised by demonstration and validation through ground testing; To understand how government could support addressing these barriers and unlocking future opportunities by demonstrating your payload or technology in orbit. In addition to this RFI and to further support our programmatic thought process on any potential interventions, the UK Space Agency will be hosting an in-person workshop based on the responses to this RFI as well as other related topics that we feel require industry's input. This workshop will bring together industry and enable us to gain insights from organisations whose payloads and technologies may benefit from In-Orbit Demonstration. To register your interest in attending a workshop, please complete the Organisation & Contact Information section within the RFI and mark your interest in follow-up in Question 8. Further details, including the workshop date, agenda and venue, will be provided in due course. Participants will initially be selected on a first-come-first-serve basis to organisations deemed relevant by the UK Space Agency. The outcomes of the Workshop, including any findings, recommendations, and summary outputs, will be made available to attendees and open to wider industry upon request. How the information provided will be used and treated Responses received will be used alongside wider available information to guide the UK Space Agency’s considerations on future activities to support in-orbit technology demonstrations. All information provided may be considered by the UK Space Agency and other government departments for use in policy development. In providing the information requested in this document the respondent confirms that they are giving written consent that the information provided may be shared with other departments, agencies, public bodies, and subsidiaries owned by the above, and their advisors. Where information is shared within government, it will be anonymised and will not identify any specific individual or organisation who provided it. Information provided in response to this Request for Information, including personal information, may be disclosed in accordance with any applicable law (including the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and the Environmental Information Regulations 2004), by order of a court or as required by any body or inquiry which has the power to compel disclosure. The RFI participation process, including how to send responses, appears in the section directly after the questionnaire, below. If the respondent wants the information provided to be treated as confidential, they are asked to please inform us. No commercially sensitive information will be shared outside of government. Please be aware that we cannot guarantee confidentiality in all circumstances. For any questions about this process, please email: [email protected] We will process any personal data included in the responses for this Request for Information in accordance with all applicable data protection laws. Our privacy notice is available in the section below titled “PRIVACY NOTICE”. The information gathered will not be used beyond the stated purpose without explicit permission. RFI Terms This RFI is not related to any ongoing or future funding calls from the UK Space Agency. The UK Space Agency does not commit to cover any cost incurred in the preparation or submission of any response to the RFI.  Responding or failing to respond to this RFI will not preclude the respondents from participating in any future UK Space Agency calls or requests for information or other opportunities.  The deadline for responses is 23:59 BST, 22 September 2026. If more time is needed to provide a response or if there are additional questions about the process, please contact [email protected] with “In-Orbit Demonstration Payload / Technology RFI” as the subject line. An email confirmation of receipt from the UK Space Agency will be sent within a one-week period to the designated point of contact. The UK Space Agency reserves the right to follow-up and ask clarification questions on any responses.