UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Platform Housing Ltd is seeking to appoint contractors to deliver electrical testing and repair services across its housing portfolio. The services will include Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs), associated remedial works, and electrical repairs to ensure compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements. The contract will cover a range of housing stock types and will be delivered across Platform's Severn, Tame and Witham regions. One contractor will be appointed per lot to deliver these regionalised services.

Platform Housing is seeking to appoint contractors to deliver scaffolding services across its housing portfolio. The services will include the erection, adaptation and dismantling of scaffolding structures to support a range of activities including responsive repairs, planned maintenance, compliance works and property investment programmes. The requirement will cover scaffolding of varying sizes and configurations across different housing stock types, including houses, flats and low- to medium-rise residential buildings. The contract is structured geographically and services will be delivered across Platform's Severn, Tame and Witham regions. Platform Housing intends to appoint up to six contractors to deliver these regionalised services. The intention of these awards are to provide support to both Platform Housings in-house contractor (Platform Property Care), and to other contracted supply chain partners.

Platform Housing Ltd is seeking to appoint contractors to deliver passive fire protection works across its housing portfolio. The services will include inspection, installation, repair and maintenance of passive fire safety measures, including fire stopping, compartmentation and associated remedial works. Also including the repairs (Responsive & Planned) of Fire Doors. The contract will support statutory compliance and building safety requirements across a range of housing stock types, including houses, flats and low- to medium-rise residential buildings. The contract is structured geographically and services will be delivered across Platform's Severn, Tame and Witham regions. One contractor will be appointed per lot to deliver these regionalised services.

The Arena seeks to establish an agreement with leading drinks Suppliers to become its Pouring Rights partner and for the supply of beverage requirements throughout the venue with effect from 01 June 2026 and contract Commencement from 01 January 2027. The Pouring Rights contract will be split into seven Lots: • Lot 1: Draught Beers & Ciders • Lot 2: Packaged Beverages (bottled/canned) • Lot 3: Wine & Champagne • Lot 4: Spirits • Lot 5: Soft drinks and post mix • Lot 6: Water • Lot 7: Cocktails

The aim of the proposed framework is to provide products to support the use of enteral feed systems. Traditionally, organisations have obtained the accessories alongside the main enteral feed items. This framework will provide an alternative procurement route for organisations looking to source enteral feed accessories separately to the main feed items. The proposed scope is for the provision of an enteral feeding accessory products service to patients in both clinical and community settings.

This procurement concerns the manufacture and supply of concrete sleepers from Network Rail’s own concrete sleeper factory based in Doncaster, and from a secondary supplier owned site. The service and technical specification have been included within Schedule 1 of the NR01(MT) which can be found within the attachments section of the PSQ and ITT within Bravo project_42399. This procurement is split into two (2) lots: • Lot 1: Manufacture and Supply of Concrete Sleepers from Network Rail’s Doncaster Sleeper Factory • Lot 2: Manufacture and Supply of Concrete Sleepers – Supplier Owned Site

Cornwall Council and NHS Cornwall & Isles of Scilly ICB seek to procure an all-age, family focused, place-based and preventative Carers Support Service starting 1 July 2026. The Service will deliver a place-based, whole-family model aligned to Integrated Neighbourhood Teams, combining: · Core Carers Service: Community based Carer Advisors providing preventative support and access to information, advice and tailored support including assessments of need and personal budgets. · Specialist Services: Dedicated provision for young carers, parent carers, carers of people with mental health support needs and support for people living with Dementia and their carers. · Community Development: Managed through the Carer’s Prevention and Innovation Fund to build local capacity and pilot new initiatives. This procurement relates to the delivery of the Carers Support Service (formerly referenced during early market engagement as the Informal Carers Support Service). Lotting structure: • Lot 1: Core Carers Service • Lot 2: Young Carers • Lot 3: Parent Carer Specialist Advisor • Lot 4: Mental Health Carer Specialist Advisor • Lot 5: Specialist Dementia Service Suppliers may bid for one or more Lots. The model focuses on prevention and early intervention, reducing crisis demand and ensuring carers of all ages are supported through information, advice, training, and statutory assessments where required. Tender Submission Deadline: 12:0 on 26 April 2026. The Procurement will follow the open procedure under section 20(2)(a) of the Procurement Act 2023 as a Light Touch Contract under section 8 and Schedule 1. Estimated value: £20,149,267 over a maximum 7-year term (initial 3 years + 2 + 1 + 1 extensions). Additional Information: - The contract will include a clause allowing Commissioners to increase the Prevention and Innovation Fund annually, subject to budget availability and strategic alignment, without constituting a material change. - All funding ring-fenced from the Carers Pooled Fund will be used for the benefit of Carers. - The service will operate under an overarching partnership agreement to ensure a seamless offer for Carers. - A Supplier Information session will be held via Microsoft teams at 2pm on 19 March 2026. Joining details are provided within the tender documents. The session will include an overview of the procurement process. Please note: There will be no opportunity to ask questions during the session. Presentation materials will be made available to all Suppliers via the Portal after the session.

Oriel is a joint initiative between Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology, and Moorfields Eye Charity. Together, all services at Moorfields Eye Hospital on City Road and the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology on Bath Street, will be relocated to a new, integrated centre in Camden. This move is a transformative opportunity to create a world-leading centre for eye care, research, and education. Harnessing clinical care and research expertise under one roof in a new fit-for-purpose centre will enable closer collaboration between clinicians and researchers to speed up the delivery of treatments and therapies for patients. The centre will deliver the highest-quality clinical care, research and education in an environment that promotes innovation. As a new development, Oriel requires the procurement of a comprehensive Soft Facilities Management (FM) Services solution to make the building fully operational. This service will include: - Cleaning - Grounds Maintenance - Security - Portering - Reception - Patient and Staff Catering - Waste Management

CDF2 will deliver asset management activities across the whole of the EA's asset base including Flood and Coastal Risk Management, Navigation and Water Land and Biodiversity assets. The Framework will provide appraisal, design, technical support, and construction works that support the EA’s asset management, maintenance, refurbishment and construction programmes of work. The Framework will be required to develop, design and deliver nature-based solutions and more traditional hard engineering solutions. The framework will be used to award contracts with a value up to £150m. This opportunity will be organised into three technical Lots, with sub-Lots within each Lot, corresponding to three geographic Hubs. - Lot 1: Strategy, appraisal and design services. Includes Sub-Lots 1a (North); 1b (Midlands and Southwest); and 1c (East and Southeast) - Lot 2: Detailed design services and construction works (design and construction contract value <~£5m). Includes Sub-Lots 2a (North); 2bi (Midlands); 2bii (Southwest); 2biii (Midlands and Southwest); and 2c (East and Southeast). -Lot 3: Detailed design services and construction works (design and construction contract value ~£5m-£150m). Includes Sub-Lots 3a (North); 3b (Midlands and Southwest); and 2c (East and Southeast). All Tenderers who successfully gain a place on any of the above Sub-Lots will automatically be added to the National Pool Sub-Lot for each Lot. The National Pool Sub-Lot is not a separate opportunity for which Tenderers may bid, instead, successful Tenderers will be automatically added to the National Pool. More information is available in the Bidder Pack. All opportunities will be awarded via the Competitive Flexible Procedure. Commencing with a Conditions of Participation stage on the 16th March 2026. All opportunities are advertised through Atamis, DEFRA Group’s e-Sourcing Portal. The opportunities are advertised separately by technical Lot using the Procurement References below; C33350: Lot 1 – including Sub-Lots 1A, 1B and 1C. C33368: Lot 2 – Including Sub-Lots 2A, 2Bi, 2Bii, 2Biii and 2C. C33373: Lot 3 - Including Sub-Lots 3A, 3B and 3C. Each Sub-Lot is its own opportunity. The requirements for each Sub-Lot can be accessed via Atamis under the relevant Lot opportunity. For further information regarding Atamis, and to access the opportunity please use the link below: https://atamis-9529.my.site.com/s/Welcome From this point forward, all communication with the Authority (the EA) and with Defra group must be via the Atamis portal. Tenderers must not contact the Authority via any other means. The CDF Replacement mailbox (cdfreplacement@defra.gov.uk) was used only for market engagement purposes, and must not be used to contact the Authority now the tender process has started. Tenderers (including potential Tenderers) must not attempt to contact individual employees or representatives of the Authority, regarding the CDF2 tender process. A Tenderer Webinar: Understanding the Environment Agency will be held on Wednesday 25th of March at 11:0-12:00. This call will be an opportunity for CDF2 Tenderers to learn more about the Environment Agency as an organisation and Client, its challenges, areas of focus and ways of working. The call will consist of a presentation and Q&A session. https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/0c6e1780-8a57-4da8-8dc3-96304c98df10@770a2450-0227-4c62-90c7-4e38537f1102 Attendance numbers are capped and as such, only two members from any organisation may register for the webinar.

Oxford City Council is undertaking a procurement exercise to appoint up to 21 suitably qualified and experienced recruitment agencies to support the hiring of temporary, interim, and permanent staff across a wide range of service areas. The aim is to establish a robust and compliant supply chain that delivers high-quality candidates, ensures value for money, and supports effective contract and performance management.

Transport for Wales Rail Ltd (TfWRL) is seeking to appoint a Supplier to provide a comprehensive Taxi Aggregator platform to support the booking, management, and monitoring of all taxi requirements. The platform must ensure reliable, on time services and meet TfWRL’s operational and quality standards. The successful Supplier will be responsible for delivering: - An easy to use online booking portal/app with real time tracking and reporting capabilities. - A wide and resilient Supplier network able to service the entire TfWRL network area and cross border requirements. - A 24/7/365 call centre - Access to a range of vehicle types, including (but not limited to) WAV taxis. - A robust complaints handling process to fully investigate and resolve issues raised. - A dedicated account manager as the primary point of contact for TfWRL.

The British Library is seeking suppliers for our Future Web Programme. The programme seeks to implement a blended model product team comprised of British Library staff and supplier developers/engineers and strategists working in two agile teams. This digital product team will focus on delivery of our web roadmap for the next 2.5 years for our website and web products, iterating on a new website launched in July 2025. The Contract is to be awarded as a monthly retainer fee with the ability to call-off additional roles according to a pre-agreed rate card. It is envisaged that the initial term of the contract will be for 30 Months, with two optional extension period of 12 months. The total estimated value of the contract below allows for any optional extension periods. The contract shall be awarded in its entirety and will not be let in lots due to the economic and practical efficiencies presented by a single contract delivery model. For further information please download the full document set via Delta E-sourcing. Preliminary market engagement took place prior to the commencement of the Procurement Process with a range of suppliers. The notice can be found here: https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/018349-2026 For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Content-management-software-package./WS3KSSG85C To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/WS3KSSG85C

Procurement of contractor design services and construction works through a competitive flexible procedure comprised of two competitive tender stages. The award to the successful bidder will follow a two-stage design and build contract approach. Under a Pre-construction Services Agreement the appointed contractor will develop the technical design and construction methodologies subject to a secondary appointment to deliver construction works based on the approved scheme.

UKFE is seeking to progress the design and manufacturability of a multi-staged depressed collector gyrotron for fusion applications to be used in STEP. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://ukifs.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Abingdon:-Engineering-design-services./64RM5PS6T4 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://ukifs.delta-esourcing.com/respond/64RM5PS6T4

This is the eighteenth round of the previously advertised FPS. Bidder who have been accepted onto the previously advertised FPS need not apply. The North West Local Authorities are developing a Flexible Procurement System (FPS) to facilitate the commissioning of high quality Children's Residential Placements. We are looking to knowledgeable and experienced providers to work with us to transform the lives of children, enabling them to break down barriers and turn challenging situations into positive ones. Through the FPS we are looking for sustainability, transformation and innovation with providers and Local Authorities and wider partners to work together to ensure each one of our children has the capacity, skills, independence and resilience they will need to meet the challenges of adult life in the 21st century.

Tameside Council is pleased to invite suitably experienced and innovative contractors to participate in this procurement opportunity for the delivery of works and services across our highway network. As a vital part of our Housing, Environment and Estates Directorate, the Highways Service plays a central role in supporting safe travel, economic growth and high quality infrastructure for our communities. This procurement marks an important step in strengthening the resilience, efficiency and long term sustainability of our highway network. We are seeking partners who can bring technical expertise, forward thinking solutions and a commitment to excellence in maintaining and improving our roads, footways, structures, drainage assets and traffic management systems. The appointed contractor(s) will work collaboratively with us to deliver high performing, value for money services that enhance connectivity, improve reliability and support the wider ambitions of the borough. Our highway network underpins everyday life for residents, visitors and businesses. It connects people to education, employment, health services, town centres and green spaces. As we invest in the future of Tameside -through major regeneration programmes and strengthen local transport links - we need partners who understand the importance of high quality infrastructure in shaping thriving, well connected places.

Tameside Council is pleased to invite suitably experienced and innovative contractors to participate in this procurement opportunity for the delivery of works and services across our highway network. As a vital part of our Housing, Environment and Estates Directorate, the Highways Service plays a central role in supporting safe travel, economic growth and high quality infrastructure for our communities. This procurement marks an important step in strengthening the resilience, efficiency and long term sustainability of our highway network. We are seeking partners who can bring technical expertise, forward thinking solutions and a commitment to excellence in maintaining and improving our roads, footways, structures, drainage assets and traffic management systems. The appointed contractor(s) will work collaboratively with us to deliver high performing, value for money services that enhance connectivity, improve reliability and support the wider ambitions of the borough. The framework agreement will comprise the following lots, which remain indicative at this stage and may be amended, consolidated, or otherwise refined: LOT 1 Resurfacing - Carriageway resurfacing - Carriageway patching - Footway reconstruction - Footway resurfacing - Coring LOT 2 Minor Civils - Civils - Ducting - Landscaping - Non illuminated signage LOT 3 Drainage - Groundworks - Drainage - Gully maintenance LOT 4 Propriety Treatments - Surface dressing - Micro Asphalt - Carriageway & Footway slurry sealing - Specialist applications LOT 5 Bridges, Structures & Barriers - Bridges - Retaining walls - Brickwork - Road restraint systems - Steelwork LOT 6 Lining - Thermoplastic lining - Anti - skid - Coloured surfacing LOT 7 Street Lighting & Signage - Column replacement - Lantern replacement - Illuminated signage - CCTV LOT 8 Traffic Management - Traffic management - Event management The estimated value of the Framework Agreement over its maximum possible term will include the delivery of a £45,000,000 (Excluding VAT) capital program in conjunction with our standard revenue budget allocations. Any estimated spend referenced within this framework is indicative only and does not constitute a guarantee of volume or value. It is anticipated that further funding may be made available, but any additional funding will be subject to further Council approval and spend from other participating authorities is neither known nor guaranteed under this framework agreement

This is to replace the 2022 Licensed Wholesaler Services contract for the delivery of medicines to Trusts within the North East and North Cumbria, Yorkshire and The Humber and North West Regions.

The Council is seeking a strategic partner to deliver the Bristol Court Catering Service, providing a range of healthy and nutritious food and drink on-site, 365 days per year. At minimum, the Service will provide one hot meal per day to each resident of the Scheme, which residents will pay for via a fixed daily cost included within the service charge. Bristol Court is a purpose-built Extra Care Scheme with 94 flats for adults 18+ with care and support staff on-site. It is home to residents with a range of needs, including frail elderly people, people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, and people with Dementia. The Service will work in partnership with LB Hounslow's Housing Management Team and the commissioned care and support service to support residents' health and wellbeing.

SRT seeks to establish a long-term, collaborative partnership with a technically competent and commercially robust Service Provider capable of delivering exceptional fleet support for the Class 380. The successful bidder will demonstrate proven expertise, innovation, and a shared commitment to achieving excellence in fleet performance, reliability, and customer satisfaction. Suppliers expressing interest in delivering the full Technical Support and Spares Supply Agreement (TSSSA) shall be responsible for the integrated delivery of all services described above, including: - Technical support, investigations, and engineering improvement activities. - Full materials supply and inventory management functions. - 24/7 stores operation and logistics coordination. - Development of performance reporting, KPIs, and continuous improvement initiatives. - Joint responsibility with the Operator for the achievement of defined reliability and availability targets. Suppliers bidding for the full TSSSA must demonstrate comprehensive capability across engineering, materials management, and logistics disciplines, supported by a robust management structure, digital tools, and evidence of prior delivery of integrated fleet support solutions in the global rail sector.