description: Framework Agreement to provide mobile veterinary services for dogs for Worcestershire Regulatory Services to include the Stray Dog Service of the six of the Worcestershire District Councils

description: Veterinary services

Bromsgrove District Council

locality: Bromsgrove

streetAddress: Parkside

description: Regional or local agency/office

description: General public services

legalName: Bromsgrove District Council

Royal Courts of Justice

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: The Strand

legalName: Royal Courts of Justice


measure: bids

name: North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board

title: NVC29/NVC0R  Ramsay Healthcare UK Operations Ltd

status: active

status: cancelled

description:
Independent Sector - Consultant-led elective specialities.
The relevant authority intends to award this contract under the Direct Award Process B under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award.
The lifetime value of the contract is £106,335.
Contract Start Date: 02/12/2024
Contract End Date: 31/03/2029
This is an existing service.
This is an existing provider.

Patient Choice

type: quality

type: cost

region: UKC

scheme: CPV

description: Health and social work services

status: complete

scheme: CELEX

description: Independent Sector - Consultant-led elective specialities, where accredited.

description: Health and social work services

procurementMethod: limited

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: Award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition

description: The procurement falls outside the scope of application of the directive

locality: Sunderland

postalCode: SR5 3XB

countryName: United Kingdom

streetAddress: Pemberton House, Colima Avenue

description: Body governed by public law

scheme: COFOG

description: Health

scheme: GB-NHS

Ramsay Healthcare UK Operations Ltd

locality: London

postalCode: EC2N 1HQ

scale: large

scheme: GB-COH

legalName: Ramsay Healthcare UK Operations Ltd

currency: GBP

description:
The relevant authority intends to award this contract under the Direct Award Process B under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award.
Details of individual making decisions:
Associate Director (Sunderland)
Deputy Director - Strategic Commissioning
Chief Executive
Executive Chief Nurse
Executive Chief of Strategy and Operations
Executive Director of Finance
Executive Chief Digital and Information Officer
Executive Director of Corporate Governance, Communications and Involvement
Executive Area Director
Executive Medical Director
ICB Chair
Non-Executive Director
Partnership Members
There were no conflicts of interests identified.

initiationType: tender


measure: electronicBids

title: Installation, maintenance and repair of passive fire safety equipment

title: Installation of Passive Fire Safety Equipment

description: The contract has an initial term of three years with a potential extension of up to 2 years.

description: Installation of passive fire safety equipment including some maintenance and repair of existing equipment.

type: price

description: Installation services of fire protection equipment

title: Passive Fire Protection Installation, Repair and Maintenance Services

description: Installation of fire safety equipment with maintenance services, called off against the Acivico DCFM Ltd. Dynamic Purchasing System for Fire Safety Services.

procurementMethodRationale: The procurement was carried out as a further competition under the provisions of an established Dynamic Purchasing System, which had been previously procured in compliance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.  Prior publication of a call for competition was not required for the further competition.

ACIVICO LIMITED

locality: BIRMINGHAM

streetAddress: 10 Brindley Place

description: Body governed by public law

description: Building Consultancy, Design, Facilities Management

legalName: ACIVICO LIMITED

CLC Contractors Limited

locality: Southampton

legalName: CLC Contractors Limited

Cubic FM Limited

locality: Walsall

scale: sme

legalName: Cubic FM Limited

High Court

legalName: High Court

description: A further competition was held under the provisions of the Acivico DCFM Ltd Dynamic Purchasing System for Fire Safety Services, to let these installation works and further maintenance services in two Lots.


title: Lot 1 - Fire compartmentation works & asbestos removal

variantPolicy: notAllowed

title: Lot 2 - Supply and Installation of Fire Doors

description: Construction work

description: Construction work

description:
Fire Safety Works - Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) -  Extension of DPS upto 31/3/24.
Applications are invited for Fire Safety Works - Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) via the ProContract e-tendering portal.

description: Construction work

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted procedure

Bristol City Council

locality: Bristol

postalCode: BS1 5TR

streetAddress: Bristol City Council, City Hall, College Green

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Bristol City Council

name: Bristol District Registry of the High Court

streetAddress: Greyfriars, Lewins Mead


name: Northern Ireland Electricity Networks Limited

description: The Framework will be established for a period of 4 years with an option (exercisable entirely at NIE Network’s Discretion), to extend for up to 2 further 24 month periods (8 years in total).

description: At the end of the framework term it may be subject to renewal.

description: Northern Ireland

region: UKN

description: Software package and information systems

description: Analytical, scientific, mathematical or forecasting software package

description: IT software package

description: Software package utilities

title: S1228 (2024) Flexibility Management Platform

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

description:
In order to deliver a reliable and efficient supply of electricity, NIE networks requires the provision of a system to manage flexibility services in a business as usual environment, in a scalable, robust and secure manner.
Key system functions:
•	Procurement (via dynamic purchasing system)
•	Scheduling of flexible units
•	Dispatch instructions and management
•	Baselining
•	Collection of meter data and performance analysis
•	Facilitation of settlement processes
•	Reporting functions
The system will be used in an operational environment to schedule, dispatch and monitor flexibility services as required. Services will be procured using the system, with the oversight of Flexibility Commercial resources.
Flexibility service providers will access flexibility opportunities using the system and will be migrated to an operational environment once contracted. The system will allow communication of instructions and other key operational information between NIE Networks and contracted flexibility providers.
The vendor is expected to provide the functionality in one system.

description: IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

submissionMethod: electronicSubmission written

procurementMethodDetails: Negotiated procedure with prior call for competition

locality: Belfast,

postalCode: BT9 5HT

streetAddress: 120 Malone Road,

description: Electricity

locality: Belfast

streetAddress: 120 Malone Road

name: High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland

postalCode: BT1 3JY

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, Chichester Street


description:
This specification outlines the development of a Mental Health Crisis Alternative in Waltham Forest, a third sector-led service providing non-clinical, community-based mental health support. The service will focus on supporting those experiencing or wanting to prevent a self-defined mental health crisis who do not require immediate medical attention. It will offer timely interventions aimed at preventing escalation to statutory services like psychiatric liaison or emergency departments. This initiative aligns with local needs, addressing the unique demographic and socio-economic factors of Waltham Forest. Although the term ‘Crisis Alternative’ is used here, the name of the initiative will be decided in collaboration with service users and will highlight that the spaces are welcoming, homely and peaceful e.g. incorporating words such as ‘sanctuary’, ‘haven’, ‘harbour’, ‘welcome’, ‘healing’ ‘connection’.

Waltham Forest is home to a diverse population of approximately 278,000 people, with significant communities from White British (34%), White Other (19%), Asian/Asian British (20%), and Black/Black British (15%) backgrounds. The borough has a large Eastern European community and is the 12th most deprived borough in London, with high levels of deprivation concentrated in the southern areas of Leyton, Walthamstow, and Higham Hill.
There is a growing population of refugees and asylum seekers, many of whom face barriers in accessing mental health services, such as language difficulties and stigma. Waltham Forest also has a history of underrepresentation from its South Asian communities in mental health service presentations, high rates of A&E attendance amongst Eastern European communities, and high rates of hospital admission and detention experienced by Black men.  This highlights the need for culturally appropriate outreach and service development, and for this ‘crisis alternative’ offer to look, feel and operate in a way that noticeably differs from statutory mental health services, so that people might seek support earlier, before a crisis is reached.  The mental health needs of the population include common disorders like anxiety and depression, which contribute to emergency department (ED) attendances and require community-based alternatives to prevent escalation.

Service Aims
The primary aims of the Waltham Forest Mental Health Crisis Alternative are to:
•	Provide immediate, non-clinical support for individuals experiencing or wishing to prevent a mental health crisis, preventing escalation to statutory services like emergency departments and psychiatric liaison teams.
•	Reduce pressure on emergency services by offering a safe, non-medical alternative to hospital-based crisis interventions.
•	Address mental health inequalities by providing targeted support to underserved and underrepresented groups in Waltham Forest, including the Eastern European, Black African and Caribbean, refugee, and Asian/Asian British communities.
•	Promote early intervention and de-escalation through crisis listening, safety planning, and peer support, empowering individuals to manage their mental health and avoid future crises.
•	Enhance community resilience by offering practical support and linking individuals to appropriate local services, thereby reducing social isolation and promoting long-term mental wellbeing.
•	Collaborate with local VCSEs and statutory services to ensure an integrated care pathway, allowing smooth transitions between community and clinical services where needed.

Strategic Context
This service supports the objectives of the North East London Integrated Care Board (ICB) and aligns with the Waltham Forest Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA), which emphasizes mental health as a key priority. The NHS Long-Term Plan and the North East London Joint Forward Plan highlight the importance of non-clinical, community-based crisis services that reduce the pressure on statutory services, emergency departments, and inpatient facilities. The Crisis Alternative will serve as a critical component of Waltham Forest’s mental health crisis pathway, complementing existing services such as the Walthamstow Community Hub.

Budget Available: £250,00 per year
Contract Length: 2 year initial contract term with option to extend for a further 2 x 12  months

Service Model
Access and Referral Pathways
•	Self-Referral and Third-Party Referrals: The service will be accessible to anyone aged 18+ in Waltham Forest, as well as referrals from family members, carers, VCSEs, and statutory services.
•	Hours of Operation: The Alternative will operate from 5:30 PM to 11 PM, five days a week, providing out-of-hours support to residents and then 2.00 PM to 10 PM at weekends and bank holidays
•	Locations: The service will be delivered at accessible and non-clinical community venues that offer support in the north, south and central of the borough
•	There will be strong pathway links with MIND in Whipps Cross Hospital/ICAH/NHS 111 press 2 and CREST

Service Delivery
•	Crisis Support: The service will provide a safe, non-stigmatising environment for immediate emotional support. The core interventions include:
o	Crisis listening and de-escalation: One-to-one sessions to help individuals manage their distress and reduce the intensity of their crisis.
o	Safety Planning: Development of personalized crisis management plans, including practical coping strategies and signposting to other services.
o	Peer Support: Trained individuals with lived experience will offer non-clinical, empathetic support.
o	Practical Support: Assistance with housing, financial, and employment-related issues that may be exacerbating the crisis.
o	Outreach and Culturally Sensitive Support: Proactive outreach to Eastern European communities, refugees, and individuals facing language barriers, ensuring communication in culturally appropriate ways through partnerships with local VCSEs.

Staffing
The Crisis Alternative will be staffed by a combination of:
Peer Support Workers from diverse backgrounds, trained in crisis management.
•	Mental Health Practitioners for complex case management and oversight.
•	Volunteers, particularly from local communities, including those with multilingual capabilities to support non-English speakers.
•	Particular care will be taken to encourage applications from people with local connection to the area, and who represent the diverse communities of WF.
Crisis Alternative staff, and NELFT staff who will be interfacing with this service, will undertake Compassionate and Relational Enquiry (CARE) training offered by NELFT. Additionally, interfacing NELFT staff will receive training from Crisis Alternative colleagues around understanding and working alongside peer workers, and understanding the ethos and practices of the organisations delivering the crisis alternatives. This will support a more consistent approach and stronger working relationships.

Safeguarding and Risk Management
•	The service will implement robust safeguarding policies and risk assessment protocols to ensure the safety of staff and service users.
•	Strong partnerships with statutory services, including links with MIND in Whipps Cross Hospital/ICAH/NHS 111 press 2 and CREST and will facilitate smooth escalation for individuals requiring higher-level interventions.

Monitoring and Evaluation
The service will be monitored using the following Info requirements and patient outcomes
•	Number of individuals accessing the Alternative on a daily/weekly/monthly basis.
•	Demographic data, including ethnicity and language, to ensure diverse community engagement.
•	Rates of successful crisis de-escalation and referrals to statutory services.
•	Reduction in ED presentations for mental health crises.
•	There will be a continuous process of seeking user and carer feedback to assess service satisfaction and cultural appropriateness, openly feeding back changes made as a result of this feedback. Data about who is and isn’t making use of the service will be used to target outreach and feedback-seeking to communities that are under-served and may benefit from increased access to the service e.g. homeless, refugee, disabled, LGBTQ+ and racially minoritised groups.

Value and benefits
•	Improving access to mental health support
•	Improve experience of people experiencing mental health challenges
•	Improve experience of carers supporting people with mental health challenges
•	Improve the outcomes for people who use the service.
Ensure people receive the right care by the right service in the right place.

The service specific outcomes are.
•	Reduced demand on emergency services, particularly for anxiety and depression-related ED presentations.
•	Improved access to mental health services for underrepresented groups, including Eastern European and refugee communities.
•	Increased community resilience through empowerment and crisis prevention tools.
•	Enhanced collaboration between statutory and VCSE services in Waltham Forest.

The service specific outcomes are designed to ensure the café achieves a positive impact on the system as well as the quality of life of individuals. Outcome will require tracking of individuals’ use of the health system when the service us set up. All outcomes should enable efficiency cost savings through a reduction in referrals to Acute crisis mental health services and acute and emergency services.
If positive financial outcomes are achieved, thought will then be given to how these savings can be re-invested in sustaining and further improving the wellbeing of the community.

description:
CEME CENTRE - West Wing
Marsh Way
Rainham
RM13 8GQ

description: Community health services

title: The Waltham Forest Crisis Alternative

description:
This pre-procurement exercise will allow NELFT to engage directly and collaboratively with potential providers to:
•	Aid with procurement process design.
•	Determine the level of provider interest.
•	Help enable providers to participate in the process.
•	Inform development of service specification/s and collaborative service delivery options.
•	Help shape the commissioning and contracting process.

electronicInvoicingPolicy: allowed

description: Community health services

procurementMethodDetails: Competitive procedure with negotiation

North East London NHS Foundation Trust

roles: buyer reviewBody mediationBody reviewContactPoint

locality: Essex

postalCode: RM13 8GQ

streetAddress: CEME Centre - West Wing, Marsh Way

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

legalName: North East London NHS Foundation Trust

description: This is a Pre Market Engagement exercise with the aim to follow the Competitive Process subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply.


title: NN401 Tyneside Surgical Services

description:
Independent Sector - Consultant-led elective specialities.
The relevant authority intends to award this contract under the Direct Award Process B under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award.
The lifetime value of the contract is £20,780.
Contract Start Date: 02/12/2024
Contract End Date: 31/03/2029
This is an existing service.
This is an existing provider.

description: Health and social work services

title: NN401 Tyneside Surgical Services

description: Health and social work services

description: The procurement falls outside the scope of application of the directive

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

legalName: North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board

Tyneside Surgical Services

locality: Gateshead

legalName: Tyneside Surgical Services

title: NN401 Tyneside Surgical Services

description:
The relevant authority intends to award this contract under the Direct Award Process B under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award.
Details of individual making decisions:
Associate Director (Sunderland)
Deputy Director - Strategic Commissioning
Chief Executive
Executive Chief Nurse
Executive Chief of Strategy and Operations
Executive Director of Finance
Executive Chief Digital and Information Officer
Executive Director of Corporate Governance, Communications and Involvement
Executive Area Director
Executive Medical Director
ICB Chair
Non-Executive Director
Partnership Member
There were no conflicts of interests identified.


name: Pelican Procurement Services by Avendra International Ltd

title: Lot 1 Guys & St Thomas, Royal Brompton & Harefield – Patient Sandwiches

description: Option to extend for 12 months

title: Guys & St Thomas, Royal Brompton & Harefield – Retail Sandwiches

description: option to extend by 12 months

title: Great Ormond Street Patient & Retail Sandwiches

description: Option to extend for 12 months

region: UKI

description: Sandwiches

description: Prepared sandwiches

description: Sandwiches

description: Prepared sandwiches

description: Sandwiches

description: Prepared sandwiches

title: Tender for the supply and distribution of Sandwiches to Guys & St Thomas, Great Ormond Street, Royal Brompton & Harefield Hospitals

description: Food, beverages, tobacco and related products

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

region: UKJ

locality: Farnborough

postalCode: GU14 6XN

streetAddress: Ascent 4, Farnborough Aerospace Centre

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

Public Procurement Review Service

streetAddress: Cabinet Office

legalName: Public Procurement Review Service

description:
NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at https://www.mytenders.co.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=233364.
The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at https://www.mytenders.co.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.
Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.
(MT Ref:233364)


description:
The Council is re-commissioning its Accredited Provider List system (APL) for the provision of Supported Accommodation for Young People services.
The Council is under a statutory obligation to secure sufficient accommodation for Children in Care (CiC) and Care Leavers, that meets their needs and is within the local area where this is reasonably practicable. The Council does not currently run any in-house supported accommodation for young people services, therefore the Council has a need to secure placements for Supported Accommodation for Young People in the independent sector.
The purpose of the APL is to identify suitably qualified and capable providers who can fulfil the Council's requirements and
Current APL
The existing APL is due to expire on 30th June 2025.
General Conditions of new APL (Summary)
- The APL will run for an initial term of four (4) years, commencing on 1st July 2025 and expiring on 30th June 2029, with an option to extend for a period or periods of up to two (2) years until 30th June 2031.
- The APL will comprise of 2 categories:
•	Category 1 - Accommodation and Support (Block Contracts)
•	Category 2 - Accommodation and Support (Individual Placements)
- Like the existing APL, the new APL will use elements of a framework and elements of a dynamic purchasing system. The new APL will remain permanently open for new Applicants for the duration of its term. The evaluation of Applications will be undertaken at least twice per financial year, at the discretion of the Council and more frequently in the first 12 months of the APL being open. Applicants who wish to become a Service Provider will be required to submit an Application as detailed at Section 7 of this APL guidance. The Application for the new APL has been redesigned to enable an expedited review process and a streamlined, more user-friendly submission procedure for Applicants.
- The APL system may also be used by East Sussex County Council, however this will not be their main procurement route for these services.
- Whilst there is no guarantee of business through the Accredited Provider List, it is expected that the Council will access the Accredited Provider List immediately.
 - The Council intends to use the APL to Direct Award and call for competition among  Service Providers in order to award Contracts for the provision of the Supported Accommodation for Young People. The annual budget for awarding Contracts by Brighton & Hove City Council under the APL is estimated at £3.49m in 2025-26 and the total estimated Contract Value of the APL over the six-year period is £25.36m, which includes up to £1m for potential Contracts awarded by East Sussex County Council.
- Under the Accredited Provider List, the Council will commission the services either by Direct Award or Mini Tender.
- Category 1 Contracts will be awarded to Service Providers by Mini Tender.
- Category 2 Contracts will be awarded to Service Providers under the APL by either Direct Award, conducting a Limited Mini Competition or Open Mini Competition.
- The APL guidance provides detailed information regarding the assessment and criteria for becoming a Service Provider on the Council's re-commissioned APL system and;
- Provides an overview of the Direct Award and Mini Tender Exercise for awarding Contracts to a Service Provider under Category 1 and 2. More detailed guidance for Direct Awards and Mini Tender Exercises will be provided by the Council as and when a call for competition is required.
- A service specification has been set out at Schedule 2 detailing the requirements of the services to be provided and the scope of the services required under Category 1 and 2.
- The Council is conducting this procurement in accordance with the requirements of the Regulations. The services required fall within Schedule of the Regulations and are therefore classified as "Light Touch". This means that the full ambit of the Regulations does not apply to this procurement. In order to procure the APL, the Council has adopted a hybrid procurement route. This hybrid procurement route contains some elements of a dynamic purchasing system procedure, and a framework procedure. Full details of the process are set out on the South East Shared Services portal.

title: BHCC JS Accredited Provider List for Supported Accommodation 2025

description:
Approved Provider List  RE-TENDER 2025 - 2031
Supported Accommodation and Related Services for Young People (16 to 24 year olds inclusive)

description: Health and social work services

Brighton & Hove City Council

locality: HOVE

streetAddress: Town Hall

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Brighton & Hove City Council

noIdentifierRationale: notOnAnyRegister


status: planned

description:
MAG is seeking a robust and reliable drone detection system capable of effectively identifying, tracking, and classifying drones operating within and around our airports. We are open to exploring a variety of technologies and solutions that can achieve this, including but not limited to radar, radio frequency detection, and other innovative detection methods.
The system should provide real-time alerts, enable proactive risk mitigation measures, and integrate with existing security infrastructure.  It should be able to operate effectively in various weather conditions and environments, with minimal false alarms and disruptions to airport operations.  Furthermore, the solution should be capable of detecting a wide range of drone types, not limited to specific manufacturers like DJI.
Additionally, MAG is looking for solutions that offer:
Scalability to accommodate future growth and technological advancements.
User-friendly interface and reporting capabilities.
Integration with existing security and air traffic management systems.
Potential for future expansion to include counter-drone measures.
By participating in this process, suppliers will have the opportunity to showcase their drone detection capabilities and propose solutions that meet MAG's specific requirements. MAG will use the information gathered to inform their procurement strategy and decision-making.
Please note:
This process does not constitute a formal tender or invitation to bid, and MAG reserves the right to change or cancel the process at any time.
Participation in this process does not guarantee or imply any future contractual relationship between MAG and any supplier.
Suppliers are responsible for their own costs and expenses.
MAG will treat all information provided by suppliers as confidential.
The procurement process will be managed through MAGSource. All bidders interested in participating in this procurement must self-register via the portal which can be accessed here: https;//esourcing.waxdigital.co.uk/MAG/Signin.aspx
Once registered, please contact gary.sadler@magairports.com to express an interest and be included in the event. Additional information: The procurement process will be managed through MAGSource. All bidders interested in participating in this procurement must self-register via the portal which can be accessed here: https;//esourcing.waxdigital.co.uk/MAG/Signin.aspx
Once registered, please contact gary.sadler@magairports.com to express an interest and be included in the event.

description: All MAG Airports

title: Drone Detection System

description:
MAG Airport Limited (MAG) is initiating early market engagement in consideration of the potential procurement of a comprehensive drone detection system to enhance airspace security and mitigate risks associated with unauthorised drone activity at MAG airports (Manchester Airport, Stansted Airport, and East Midlands Airport).
Please register your interest at https://esourcing.waxdigital.co.uk/MAG/Signin.aspx

description: Airport Surveillance System (SUR)

MAG Airport Ltd

locality: Manchester

postalCode: M90 1QX

streetAddress: Olympic House, Manchester Airport

description: Body governed by public law

description: Airport Related Activites

legalName: MAG Airport Ltd


description:
City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council, plans to appoint a provider, via a competitive tender process to increase access to healthy and nutritious food for people living in areas of high deprivation, experiencing health inequalities (specifically those with long term health conditions), and from lower socio-economic groups to: • Tackle food poverty and insecurity  • Help promote healthy eating habits through access to fresh fruit and vegetables • Improve health and well-being and combat increasing levels of obesity and health inequalities • To support a healthy and sustainable food economy in the district • Help tackle the inequality that exists in morbidity and mortality in the district .
Open Procurement exercise to be undertaken for suitable organisations, under the Public Contract Regulations 2015, specifically the Light Touch Regime. Please access the YORtender/EU Supply site (details contained within this notice) to access documents and see more information on how to bid

description: City of Bradford

description: Health and social work services

title: Food Voucher Provision

reviewDetails: The Council will incorporate a standstill period, which will be for a minimum of 10 calender days. This provides time for unsuccessful tenderers to challenge the award decision before the contract is entered into.

description: Health and social work services

reductionCriteria: Interested organisations will need to pass a Selection Questionnaire, before there Award Criteria submission can be considered. Please access the documentation to find out more on this procurement process.

awardCriteriaDetails: Organisations will need to pass a selection questionnaire and pass a minimum quality threshold under the award criteria. Please access the documentation on YORtender/EU supply for more information.

locality: Bradford

postalCode: BD1 1HX

streetAddress: Britannia House, Hall Ings

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

streetAddress: 1st Floor, Britannia House, Hall Ings


description: Sheffield Hallam University have entered into a call-off contract for the provision of print equipment and associated software and services, with Canon UK Limited, under CCS framework RM6174 Lot 2. This call-off contract is for the period 1/12/2024 to 30/11/2028

description: Sheffield

title: 2425-05-SSA-LJ Printers and associated services

description: Sheffield Hallam University have entered into a call-off contract for the provision of print equipment and associated software and services, with Canon UK Limited, under CCS framework RM6174 Lot 2. this call-off contract is forthe period 1/12/2024 to 30/11/2028

description: Printing and related services

procurementMethodRationale: Compliant direct award under CCS framework RM6174 Lot2

Sheffield Hallam University

locality: SHEFFIELD

streetAddress: City Campus

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

scheme: GB-UKPRN

legalName: Sheffield Hallam University

Canon (UK) Limited

locality: Uxbridge

legalName: Canon (UK) Limited

Sheffield Hallam Univeristy

locality: Sheffield

legalName: Sheffield Hallam Univeristy


description:
Weald of Kent Grammar School is a large sized selective grammar school, with academy status for girls aged 11 – 18 and co-educational sixth form for students aged 16 – 18. The school operates across two campuses located in Tonbridge and Sevenoaks, Kent and boasts state of the art facilities.
The tender project is seeking to appoint a school uniform provider[s] for the provision of service to approximate 600 students at our Sevenoaks campus, 1500 at our Tonbridge campus
The contract being tendered is for three years in duration from July 2025 to 2028.
Current uniform cost:
A copy of the School Uniform Policy is attached for information. Within this is the outline of mandatory items for KS3 and KS4. These have been costed as the prices vary depending on sizing. Additionally, in KS4 year 10/11 students are required to wear a straight skirt, as opposed to the kilt for Yr 7,8 and 9.
See SQ document for more information.

variantPolicy: allowed

description: A minimum of 5 suppliers and a maximum of 10 suppliers will be taken forward to the tender stage of the process. Where less than 5 suppliers meet the minimum standards, only those that meet the minimum standards will be taken through to the tender stage. Where more than 5 suppliers meet the minimum standard, those suppliers with the highest scores will proceed to the tender stage.

description: Kent

title: Weald of Kent Grammar School ~ Uniform Tender

description: Clothing, footwear, luggage articles and accessories

Weald of Kent Grammar School

roles: buyer reviewBody

locality: Kent

postalCode: TN9 2JP

streetAddress: Tudeley Lane

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

legalName: Weald of Kent Grammar School

locality: Sevenoaks

postalCode: TN13 3SN

streetAddress: Seal Hollow Rd

description:
The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.
It will be the supplier's responsibility to obtain any necessary documents in order to submit a response by the closing date and time.
The contracting authority reserves the right not to award any or part of the contract which is the subject of this contract notice and reserves the right to terminate the procurement process at any time.
The contracting authority will not be liable for any costs incurred by those expressing an interest in tendering for this contract opportunity.
The contracting authority will consider variant bids, evaluating them (so far as the variant or the evaluation of the variant is in the opinion of the contracting authority practicable) on the same basis as a conforming bid, but shall not be obliged to accept any such bid in preference to a conforming bid even if the variant bid scores more highly. No variant will be considered unless the bidder simultaneously submits a conforming bid.
For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at:
https://litmustms.co.uk/tenders/UK-UK-Kent:-Clothing%2C-footwear%2C-luggage-articles-and-accessories./T99859U38D
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description: 3 year contract plus a 2 year renewal

description: Platform Housing Group (PHG) is seeking to implement a modern and efficient Applicant Tracking System (ATS) to enhance our recruitment capabilities, streamline the hiring process, and support our strategic goals. This ATS will replace our existing system, enabling PHG to achieve a more integrated, data-driven approach to recruitment. The system is expected to provide a "single version of the truth" for candidate data and recruitment activities, driving efficiency, and improving the candidate experience. This tender process will enable HR leaders to make an objective decision regarding the selection of an appropriate Systems Implementation partner to deliver the future core Applicant Tracking System.

region: UKF

region: UKG

title: Applicant Tracking System

description: Recruitment services

Platform Housing Limited

locality: Birmingham Business Parkway  Solihul

postalCode: B37 7YD

streetAddress: 1700 Solihull Parkway,

description: Body governed by public law

description: Housing and community amenities

legalName: Platform Housing Limited

The Royal Courts of Justice

locality: London

streetAddress: The Strand

legalName: The Royal Courts of Justice


title: UKRI-3977 SMART Programme

description: The DPS may be renewed at the end of the period.

description:
The Smart programme seeks to fund the best game-changing and world-leading ideas, designed for swift, successful commercialisation. The
focused scope and eligibility criteria support SMEs and their partners in developing genuinely new innovations with significant potential for
rapid economic return to the UK. Projects must be business focused, and show deliverable, realistic, adequately resourced plans to achieve
return on investment, growth and market share following project completion. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Analysis for Innovators

description:
Analysis for Innovators focuses in using cutting-edge innovative R&D / techniques to help businesses solve complex measuring and analysis
problems. This is achieved by bringing together top scientists and experts from a small defined set of special programme partner
organisations (chosen for their unique world-class skills, expertise and cutting-edge facilities) with applicant companies who have theses
challenging problems with their existing products, services or process. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 ICURe – Spin Out

description:
ICURe aims to tackle several barriers to the commercialisation of university research through the delivery of a programme of
commercialisation support, for teams of academic researchers wishing to explore the commercial potential of research originating in
universities. The programme has the following objectives:
• Increase the probability of the successful commercialisation of academic research, options signposting, and the spinning out of high
potential new companies, and
• Develop entrepreneurial skills and market knowledge in a new cadre of early career researchers.
The Exploit Follow on Funding is the final stage of ICURe. This fund is for teams who have successfully completed the ICURe training and been
assessed as ready to spin out. They can apply for a competed grant award to establish their business and support commercialisation activities
that will help them attract further investment to grow and develop their business. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 ICURe - Delivery Partners

description:
ICURe aims to tackle several barriers to the commercialisation of university research through the delivery of a programme of
commercialisation support for teams of academic researchers wishing to explore the commercial potential of research originating in
universities. The programme has the following objectives:
• increase the probability of the successful commercialisation of academic research, options signposting and the spinning out of high potential
new companies, and
• develop entrepreneurial skills and market knowledge in a new cadre of early career researchers.
The ICURe programme works with a number of delivery partners, including Universities and private organisations, to curate training and
support courses to develop researchers and teams planning on spinning out their research to be ready to establish businesses. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Talent & Skills

description:
Talent and Skills is one of the strong foundations of the Innovate UK Plan for Action, underpinning all our core strategic themes. Talent and
Skills programmes aim to support innovative businesses in accessing and developing talent to realise the UK’s innovation ambition. We work
across the education and skills systems to ensure that opportunities created by our innovations can be harnessed to maximise their potential
for the economy and society. Programmes and projects in this space will be wide ranging, spanning regions and sectors, but will have a core
focus on supporting the talent and skills needed to underpin a thriving innovation ecosystem. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2)is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 EDI Targeted Programmes

description:
As guidance this Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Targeted Programmes Lot includes projects funded to a diverse portfolio of innovators
and businesses who are solving a range of pressing societal, environmental, and economic challenges, in a variety of innovation areas.
Competitions will fund and support single applicants only, with a focus on attracting and supporting diverse communities of innovators, with
different backgrounds, experiences and pathways to innovation. An award will consist of both financial and mentoring support. The award will
enable awardees to take an important step in their innovation career through both project development and self-development. The
competitions will be to support those who are just beginning their career (for example Young Innovators), through to those making a step
change (for example Women in Innovation). The key theme underlying all applications will be that there will be a diverse cohort with different
needs and experiences in innovation. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Inclusion and Accessibility Support

description:
Innovate UK is committed to providing inclusive support through reasonable adjustments to ensure equitable opportunities for all award
holders. Projects within this lot can come from any sector or competition and will require an MSP who can offer flexibility and adjustments
tailored to meet the diverse needs of awardees. This support could include (but is not limited to): in-person visits, use of alternative
communication methods such as British Sign Language, extra support to use IFS, use of alternative methods for quarterly reporting. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Artificial Intelligence and Data

description:
As guidance, this lot supports innovation in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data across a number of programmes and competitions. Artificial
Intelligence (AI) refers to a suite of computation technologies and techniques that aim to simulate human intelligence and problem-solving
capabilities. Progress in AI is underpinned by advances in algorithms, data and compute. Innovate UK funding supports innovation across a
breadth of AI techniques including machine learning, deep learning and generative AI.
Projects funded include:
• Innovative applications of cutting-edge AI and data technologies cross economy.
• Technologies to improve access to data or generation of datasets including synthetic data addressing issues such as privacy, security,
interoperability and standards.
• Innovative applications ensuring AI systems’ underpinning data and models are reliable and trustworthy addressing issues such as
fairness, bias, explainability, verification.
• Applications addressing the sustainability of AI systems e.g. algorithms that require less data and less compute power.
• Enabling growth through commercialisation including export sales and UK productivity.
• Reduction of barriers to entry.
• Creation of new business models and governance mechanisms to disrupt relevant markets. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Electronic, Photonics and Semiconductors

description:
Electronics and Photonics are fundamental which underpin a vast array of technologies from medical diagnostics, environmental monitoring,
power distribution, electrification, data centres, defence, telecoms, space, security, renewable energy, EVs, HPC etc.
Semiconductors play a major role in the implementation of these technologies and are the key hardware enablers for other critical
technologies. Technologies and innovations in those areas comprise the backbone and have a high impact on virtually all industries and
markets and offer some of the best opportunities for the UK to enhance productivity and efficiency gains across multiple areas of the
economy. Electronics, Photonics and Semiconductors Lot includes projects funded to produce:
• Electronic systems - Design & Manufacturing
• Power electronics
• Photonics
• Compound semiconductors
• Advanced packaging
• Advance semiconductor materials
• Semiconductor Design and IP
• Advanced semiconductor processes and manufacturing Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2)is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Robotics & Autonomous Systems and Sensors

description:
Robotics and sensors are enabling technologies that can be applied to any sector. For example, assisting with surgery, surveying
infrastructure, harvesting strawberries, recycling car batteries, or cleaning up low earth orbit. Robot technology can be robot arms, drones on
land, sea or air, automated machinery, humanoids. Sensors include non-destructive testing, environmental monitoring, cameras, proximity,
though beam, and many more. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Space Technology, Satellite and Geospatial Data Applications

description:
This lot supports innovation in the space, satellite and geospatial sectors. Projects funded include ground and space-based technologies and
services and include:
- Innovative applications of satellite derived data (satellite communications, earth observation, global navigation satellite system).
- Innovative applications of geospatial data. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

id: UKRI-3977 Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC)

title: 12

description:
The APC role is to help accelerate the transition to a net-zero automotive industry. We collaborate with UK government, the automotive
industry and academia to accelerate the industrialisation of technologies, supporting the transition to deliver net-zero emission vehicles. We
provide funding and support to enable organisations to develop cutting-edge technologies, build the supply chains and invest in the facilities
that will answer some of the biggest challenges we face in achieving green transport. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Horizon Europe Guarantee

description:
Horizon Europe Guarantee Projects provide financial support to UK organisations participating in the EU’s research and innovation
programme, ‘Horizon Europe’. For a project assigned to this Lot, the UK organisation is a partner in a Europe-wide consortium, working on a
research, innovation or networking project. The scope, subject, Technology Readiness Level, budget and duration can all vary and can involve
all types of organisations such as universities, research organisations, industry including SMEs, Non-Government Organisations and charities,
as well as public organisations such as local authorities and government agencies.
The Guarantee uses predominantly EC rules on eligible costs, but some decisions are based on policies authorised by DSIT and general
Guarantee guidance. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Contracts for Innovation

description:
Contracts for Innovation help to develop innovative solutions for challenges faced by the public sector, leading to improved efficiency and
effectiveness and better public services.
For successful organisations, they generate new business opportunities, provide a route to market for their ideas and bridge the funding gap
experienced by many early-stage companies. Contracts for Innovation support economic growth and enables the development of innovative
products and services through the public procurement of R&D services.
Contracts for Innovation awards are issued as contracts, with key milestones and deliverables agreed at the outset. Payments are made on
successful delivery of milestones. There is no requirement for match funding and all contracts are 100% funded by the contracting authority.
Contracts for Innovation was previously known as SBRI (The Small Business Research Initiative). Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Health and Care

description:
The Health & Care Lot covers a range of competitions and activities, such as the Biomedical Catalyst, to support the development of
innovative solutions to health and care challenges, as well as those with significant potential for positive economic impact. Solutions may
include (but are not limited to):
• Precision medicine (both therapy and diagnostic components)
• Advanced therapies (Cell & Gene Therapies)
• Diagnostics (in vitro, in vivo and including sensors and imaging)
• Medical devices & enabling technologies.
• Digital Health
• Healthy ageing
• Consumer health
• General Wellbeing
To support development of innovative technologies or processes that help address the following areas:
• Disease prevention and proactive management of health and chronic conditions
• Earlier and better detection and diagnosis of disease leading to better patient outcomes
   • Tailored treatments that either change the underlying disease or offer potential cures Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Creative Industries

description:
As guidance, this lot supports innovation in the Creative industries across a number of programmes and competitions. The creative industries
are those activities based on creativity, individual talent and skill, and that have the potential to create jobs and wealth through the
generation and exploitation of intellectual property. They include the the following subsectors:
• advertising and marketing
• animation
• architecture
• arts and culture
• crafts
• design
• fashion
• film, TV and video
• games
• publishing
• music and radio
• visual art and photography
Innovate UK funding supports innovation across a breadth technologies, methodologies and applications within these Creative Industries subsectors.
upt relevant markets Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Batteries for energy storage and transportation

description:
Batteries for energy storage and transport is comprised of projects funded to support the design, development, manufacture and recycling of
batteries for the propulsion and energy storage. The sectors can include automotive, rail, marine, aerospace, defence, grid energy storage and
other related applications. The projects funded cover a wide technology scope for battery development across the value chain such as mining,
new materials, digital tools, cell design, systems integration, reuse and recycling. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Aerospace and Aviation

description:
The Aerospace & Aviation Lot includes projects funded to provide investment in the next generation of aerospace and aviation technology
solutions that will provide significant breakthrough advances supporting new platforms or be able to enhance the competitiveness of existing
products or services, including cross-cutting technology sectors. Aiming to assist companies, particularly SME's and academia through:
• Accelerating the translation of new and acquired knowledge into commercial applications
• Targeting global competitive advantage and economic benefit across the supply chain for the UK civil aerospace sector
• Stimulating channels for appropriate knowledge flow between the science base and businesses in a manner that maximises relevant
technology push with market pull, driven by strong industrial need Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 ATI Programme

description:
The ATI (Aerospace Technology Institute) Programme represents a joint Government and Industry investment that seeks to maintain and
grow the UK’s competitive position in aerospace design and manufacture. It is principally a strategic programme addressing large-scale
technology and capability challenges over the medium to long term timeframe. The programme addresses civil aerospace, on-platform
applications with substantial focus given to the four technology roadmaps within UK aerospace strategy:
o Zero-Carbon Emission Aircraft Technologies
o Ultra-Efficient Aircraft Technologies
o Cross-cutting Enabling Technologies
o Non-CO2 Technologies
The programme is coordinated and managed by the Department for Business and Trade (DBT), Innovate UK and the Aerospace Technology
Institute. All three organisations work in close collaboration to deliver a coherent portfolio of projects to meet the objectives and priorities of
the UK aerospace strategy. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: 20

description:
The aims of UK Quantum Technologies Programme are to drive collaboration, catalyse private investment and build UK industrial leadership.
Some of the major supersets of quantum technology applications areas are - sensing & imaging for healthcare, navigation, industrial
automation, security and military use; computing; communications; systems networking and cybersecurity. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Food

description:
The Food Lot is comprised of projects funded to produce innovative ways of enhancing food quality in the UK’s Food sector, comprised of
these subcategories:
• Enhanced nutritional value
• Reducing Sugar, Salt & Fat
• New/smarter ingredients
• Protein development
• Authenticity and Traceability
• Food Safety
• Smarter Packaging
• Modern methods of food manufacturing
These projects contribute to the UK through economic impact and societal impact in:
Enhancing food quality through, for example:
• quality assurance (supply chain assurance, traceability, food authenticity)
• nutrition (nutritional composition, diet-related disease)
• food science / technology (food microbiology, food processing, food preservation, packaging, waste)
General introduction to the skill matrix section:
A prospective Monitoring Services provider must demonstrate their capability and relevant experience to provide monitoring assurance of
projects addressing any of the scope described for this lot.
Monitoring Officers will be key personnel that will be required to interact with
senior stakeholders and provide value add to the project through their presence
and engagement. Demonstration of strategic thinking with self-motivation to
adapt and succeed whatever the challenge and with a focus on working with people to secure organisational results. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Agriculture

description:
The Agriculture Lot includes projects funded to produce innovative ways of improving the effectiveness and efficiency of the UK’s Agriculture
sector, comprised of these sub-categories:
• arable farming (including horticulture and viniculture)
• livestock farming (including aquaculture)
• agricultural engineering
• agricultural genomics (including plant or animal breeding)
• agricultural economics
• harvesting technology
• on-farm storage
These projects contribute to the UK through economic impact and societal impact in:
Improving agriculture productivity: Through, for example, new breeding technologies, improved control of pests, weeds and pathogens and
the increased uptake of robotics/autonomous systems, satellites, sensors, and photonics
Agri-Tech centres:
Innovate UK works with the UK Agri-tech centre that cover:
• precision agriculture
• Agri-big data
• crop health and protection
• livestock excellence
There are already a few hundred agri-food companies clustered around this family of centres. Innovate UK works with these industry groups
to identify opportunities, connect players together and identify funding – particularly EU Horizon 2020 funding – signpost investors, support
the rollout of technology on farms and help unlock overseas markets. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

id: UKRI-3977 Built Environment and Infrastructure

title: 23

description:
The construction theme accelerates the shift in construction in the UK towards manufacturing and digital processes. It is focused on three
central premises:
- moving to a manufacturing approach – from suppliers right through to site
- embracing digital technologies to provide assurance, efficiency of projects and performance feedback to design
- shifting to selling outcomes (what a building does rather than what it is) and maximising whole-life value of assets
The heat and power in buildings theme ensures that the UK can prosper from moving fast away from gas as a source of heat for space and
water in its 30m buildings.
The speed of transition needed is held back by issues of trust and the Innovate UK programmes work to build the certainty needs to scale
rapidly, through:
- data Innovation to provide standardised information on what to install for a guaranteed performance.
- technology Innovation supporting faster routes for innovative solutions to be proven, accepted and scaled out.
- process Innovation providing improved methods to identify and deliver building upgrades at scale, that reduce costs. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Cyber Security & Resilience

description:
Cyber Security is a broad area that encompasses digital security, safety, resilience and integrity that collectively underlie the engineering,
deployment, operation, human factors and associated risk management of digital technologies, networks, systems as well as products and
services across consumer, enterprise and mission/safety-critical industrial applications. Examples of those applications range from connected
and autonomous vehicles, smart energy grids, future telecoms, defence and security.
Cyber Security can be sought at various levels across technologies and innovations that involve security measures and safeguards to protect
from cyber-attacks data, hardware, software, networks, humans, processes, resources, infrastructure, supply chains and associated
interrelationships and interactions. Standards, guidelines, testing and certification, policy, regulation and skills are also part of cyber security’s
broad spectrum.
In this context, cyber security includes two main pillars, that of foundational cyber security (generally before deployment of systems, products
and services), and operational cyber security post-deployment and through-life operation. Main areas against each pillar include:
• Foundational cyber security: security by design principles, technologies, mechanisms and solutions; the reduction of attack surfaces in
digital technologies, products and services (security by default)
    Operational cyber security: AI security and assurance; AI as defence mechanism; software supply chain security; security of crosscutting
internet of things (IoT), IT deployments and associated technology convergence; cyber resilience across critical industry
sectors, including industrial IoT and operational technologies (OT) Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Rail

description:
The railway industry is critical to the productivity of the UK. A total of 1.61 billion journeys totalling 60.1 billion passenger kilometres were
made by rail passengers in Great Britain last year (2023 - 2024) and around 7% of freight is carried by rail. Innovation is at the heart of keeping
this industry competitive and delivering to customer requirements. At the same time, the industry is hugely diverse in the range of
technologies it encompasses, covering infrastructure, rolling stock, customer experience and the wide range of components that deliver a
modern railway system. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Connected Transport

description:
As guidance this Connected Transport Lot includes projects funded to produce:
• Innovations that improve network capacity, efficiency and reduced operational cost, while:
- balancing transport infrastructure peak demands
- connecting different transport modes, including active travel modes, for greater flexibility & reliability
- reducing logistics problems
- ensuring an inclusive and accessible transport network
• Innovations that offer products and services through greater system intelligence in existing transport networks
• Innovations that future-proof transport infrastructure for advanced vehicle technologies (reduced network operational costs for local
authorities and transport operators, and defragmented traffic management systems) Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Zero Emission Vehicles

description:
This Lot supports the UK Automotive sector. Strategically important areas include:
• Powertrain electrification
• Zero emission (including heavy duty) vehicles for freight
• Hydrogen fuel cells and hydrogen internal combustion engine technologies
• Automotive Ancillary systems
• Automotive Light weighting
• Automotive Electric Machines & Power Electronics
• Energy storage (including batteries) for Automotive vehicle applications
• Other highly disruptive automotive technology
This lot includes, but is not limited to, the following on-vehicle technologies for on-road and off-highway vehicles:
•BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle) powertrain – tailored and general purpose
•Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles – tailored and general purpose
•Hydrogen internal combustion vehicles – tailored and general purpose
•Vehicle range extension – incl. fuel cell technologies
•Ancillary equipment – incl. zero emission refrigeration
•In some exceptional cases, low emission Internal Combustion Engine and biofuel technologies may be included. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Connected & Autonomous Vehicles

description:
This new lot combines and replaces Lots 9 (Autonomous Vehicles) and 18 (Connected Vehicles) Autonomous & Connected Vehicles are a highprofile
area, with a fast developing and potentially massive global opportunity that is well aligned with UK skills and capabilities. There is a
large-scale opportunity for UK businesses, if they move quickly, to secure a significant part of this future market. Safety and security are key to
success, as is the ability to validate and verify technologies.
Projects supported by Innovate UK contribute not only to the growth in this area but also to the UK, through positive economic, societal and
environmental impacts. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Zero Emissions Transport Infrastructure

description:
This Lot covers innovation within the physical components and networks which can enable the zero emission (ZE) movement of people, goods
and services. ZE Infrastructure spans multiple transport modes including: on-road; off-highway; in-land waterway; maritime; rail and airport
infrastructure and involves Transport and Energy sector stakeholders.
Innovations in hardware, software and the processes required to facilitate the transition to ZE transport in order to meet the UK’s 2050 net
zero carbon target are covered in this Lot. Relevant technologies include, but are not limited to:
• Electric recharging – single and bi-directional (V2X), including shore power systems
• Hydrogen refuelling / alternative fuels refuelling Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Net Zero – Systems

description:
The Net Zero Systems domain area aims to support innovative approaches, products and services beyond technology innovation to enable the
UK to prosper from being the fastest transitioning economy to Net Zero. Programmes include net zero living, financing net zero, urban
systems, areas including data and digitalisation, user-focussed products and services, climate adaptation and resilience, and infrastructure
systems such as water Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Maritime

description:
For guidance, the Maritime Lot includes projects funded to provide investment towards cleaner and smarter maritime technologies.
• Including on-vessel technologies, shoreside infrastructure and smart shipping, the projects in this lot reach across the whole UK
maritime industry and supply chain and have high profile international applicability. They contribute to the maritime industry’s path to
Net Zero by providing feasibility studies and real-world demonstrations of clean maritime technology.
• Some of the main themes are:
• Alternative fuels and methods of propulsion including hydrogen, ammonia, battery electric, hybrid and wind
• New port and shoreside infrastructure and upgrades to existing sites
• Novel vessel design, naval architecture and marine engineering
• Autonomy, data analysis, AI & machine learning methods and other digital technologies to enable smart shipping
• Industry methods and technologies to enable cleaner, more economic national and international shipping and ferry routes.
There are opportunities for UK businesses to participate in a sector that has large-scale R&D interventions planned. The maritime
research strategy is well aligned with UK skills, capabilities and infrastructure and takes advantage of the country’s rich maritime
heritage.
• The funding delivered by Innovate UK supports large businesses, SMEs and academia in building new technologies and enhancing the
competitiveness of existing products or services.- developing novel services and/or business models Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Cyber-Physical Systems Integration, Digital Twins & Data

description:
This LOT supports innovation in Cyber-Physical Systems and Infrastructure across a number of programmes and competitions.
Cyber-physical Systems are integrations of digital models with physical processes and assets. Cyber-physical Infrastructure is the supporting
capabilities and interconnections upon which these systems are built. Cyber-physical systems include digital twins, smart robotic systems,
synthetic environments and autonomous federated control systems and operational technologies. This theme has growing relevance within
strategic national infrastructure, secure federated data and cybersecurity. Projects funded include:
• Systems integration of complex physical assets
• Digital Resilience of electricity grids, rail networks, manufacturing systems and water supplies
• Digital Twin core research, applications and scaling.
• Data interoperability, FAIR data and cybersecurity.
• Federated data platforms and Trusted Research Environments
• Creation of new business models, use cases and demonstrations.
• Adoption and use of high-performance computing and software.
• Modelling and simulation of complex systems.
• Open-source code and technologies and their security and resilience. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Future Flight Technologies

description:
Future Flight Lot contains funded projects that are working on technologies that support the emergence of new and novel air vehicles. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Innovate UK Loans

description:
The Innovation Loans programme is supporting highly innovative late-stage research and development (R&D) for those small and medium
sized enterprises (SMEs), who have a clear path to commercialisation. Innovate UK Loans are designed for innovative projects with strong
commercial potential to significantly improve the UK economy and a clear route to commercialisation and economic impact. Loans can be
between £100,000 and £2 million. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Biosciences

description:
The Biosciences Lot includes projects funded to provide investment in cutting edge biotechnology solutions for health, agri-food,
environmental and chemicals and materials manufacturing sectors. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 International

description:
Funded Projects will cover a wide range of Sectors and Technologies as we have open and sector driven opportunities. Innovate UK
participates in bilateral and multilateral international collaborative Research & Development projects using existing framework programmes
such as Eureka which has 48 member countries, Global Feasibility Projects and Catalyst Projects. These funding rounds are designed to foster
the ambition to collaborate on R&D&I with international partners to develop new products, processes and services for European and global
markets. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 The Ofgem: Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF)

description:
To mitigate the risk associated with the innovation process, Projects will follow a three-phase approach (Discovery Phase, Alpha Phase and
Beta Phase). Although a 'straight to' option is available if elements of the previous phases have been covered in other funded projects. At each
phase applicants will need to be successful through an assessment process to receive SIF funding. Requirements, in terms of the maximum £
value which innovators may apply to receive from the SIF in each Project Phase, and the length varies dependant on the phase. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Power, Electronics, Machines and Drives

description:
As guidance this Power Electronics and Electric Machines Lot is comprised of projects funded to support the development of the UK PEMD
Supply Chain. This includes, but is not limited to:
• Design and manufacture of electrical machines; including motors, generators, transformers and other wound components
• Design and manufacture of electronic inverters
• Application of power semiconductors
• Control and integration of electrical machines and equipment
General introduction to the skill matrix section:
A prospective Monitoring Services provider must demonstrate their capability and relevant experience to provide monitoring assurance of
projects addressing any part of the scope described for this lot.
Monitoring Services providers will be key personnel will be required to interact with senior stakeholders and provide value add to the project
through their presence and engagement. Demonstration of strategic thinking with self-motivation to adapt and succeed whatever the
challenge and with a focus on working with people to secure organisational results. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Communication Technologies

description:
The Communications Technologies LOT includes projects funded to provide investment into telecoms, future telecoms, digital infrastructure,
communication networks, and connectivity. It forms one of the five UK Government critical technology areas and therefore an important area
for UKRI and Innovate. This LOT will support investments into 6G development, energy efficiency in communications, datacentre infrastructure
and connectivity, UK wide adoption and commercialisation of communications technologies, Quantum connectivity, and AI integration into
networks. Competitions will focus on SMEs, academia, and regions who can accelerate the development and adoption of communications
technologies in order to maintain UK critical national infrastructure. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Materials and Manufacturing - Materials

description:
This lot includes new and existing materials technologies, associated processing as well as new applications for cutting-edge products that
reduce emissions, energy consumption and costs leading to a more resource efficient future.
As guidance, this Materials Lot includes projects funded that comprise of the development of technologies, processes or services to ensure
international competitiveness through businesses being:
▪ net zero and resource efficient
▪ resilient and responsive
▪ technologically advanced and digital
This Lot focuses on projects that aim to stimulate and broaden innovation in new and existing materials technologies in line with the Innovate
UK Materials and Manufacturing Vision 2050 (see https://www.ukri.org/reimagine-manufacturing).
Projects may focus on technical feasibility, industrial research, or experimental development.
The scope of this lot could include, for example:
- developing more flexible, efficient, and greener materials processes/processing
- developing materials for faster and greater product customisation
- developing materials for ease of manufacture
- addressing the manufacturing readiness of growing or emerging material sectors
- developing materials for targeted performance specifications
- diversifying material product and service lines for new markets
- developing novel services and/or business models for materials Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Materials and Manufacturing - Design

description:
This Lot focusses on the area of design. Its scope includes effective design methods, design for resource efficiency, and design for maximum
through-life value.
This Lot aims to innovate:
o new ideas being de-risked fast
o designing the right thing
o state-of-the-art design tools
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MOC Lot Descriptions – v3 2024
Innovate UK seeks projects that aim to stimulate and broaden innovation in materials and manufacturing in line with the Innovate UK
Materials and Manufacturing Vision 2050 (see https://www.ukri.org/reimagine-manufacturing). These projects may cover any of the following
five areas:
1. materials
2. design
3. supply chains
4. production
5. longer in use & reuse
Projects may be technical feasibility, industrial research or experimental development. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Materials and Manufacturing – Supply Chains

description:
This Lot focusses on the area of supply chains. Its scope includes complete supply chain visibility, sustainable feedstocks, and co-location of
waste and emission streams.
This Lot aims to innovate:
o symbiotic industrial processes
o robust supply chains
o cooperation in manufacturing supply chains
Innovate UK seeks projects that aim to stimulate and broaden innovation in materials and manufacturing in line with the Innovate UK
Materials and Manufacturing Vision 2050 (see https://www.ukri.org/reimagine-manufacturing). These projects may cover any of the following
five areas:
1. materials
2. design
3. supply chains
4. production
5. longer in use & reuse Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Materials and Manufacturing – Production

description:
This Lot focusses on the area of production. Its scope includes flexible production capacity, minimal material use, high-quality products,
high productivity, and full adaptivity.
This Lot aims to innovate:
o less waste during production
o less worry about machine failures
o optimally adaptive factories
o less unproductive work
o optimally distributed manufacturing
o planned & scheduled production
Innovate UK seeks projects that aim to stimulate and broaden innovation in materials and manufacturing in line with the Innovate UK
Materials and Manufacturing Vision 2050 (see https://www.ukri.org/reimagine-manufacturing). These projects may cover any of the following
five areas:
1. materials
2. design
3. supply chains
4. production
5. longer in use & reuse
Projects may be technical feasibility, industrial research or experimental development. Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Materials and Manufacturing – Longer in use and reuse

description:
Projects in this Lot aim to move businesses towards the ‘tighter loops’ of Circular Economy, minimising materials use and waste at a wholelife
system level, retaining value in reuse business models, enabling traceability, repair and remanufacturing.
Innovate UK seeks projects that aim to stimulate and broaden innovation in materials and manufacturing in line with the Innovate UK
Materials and Manufacturing Vision 2050 (see https://www.ukri.org/reimagine-manufacturing). These projects may cover any of the following
five areas:
1. materials
2. design
3. supply chains
4. production
5. longer in use & reuse
Projects may be technical feasibility, industrial research or experimental development.
As guidance, this Longer in Use and Reuse Lot includes projects funded that comprise of the development of technologies or methods to:
• Increase the efficiency of material use
• Extend the life of manufactured goods
• Extend the life of materials
• Recover value at the end of life
This can include:
• Reducing the quantity of materials used
• Material substitution
• Repair, remanufacturing or refurbishment
• Recycling
• Increased efficiency of material use
• Life extension of manufactured goods
• Life extension of materials
• Recovering value at the end of life                                                                                • Adding value to waste materials by novel extraction and processing technologies
• Circular Economy Business Models Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

title: UKRI-3977 Materials and Manufacturing – Industrial Biotechnology

description:
Projects in this Lot aim to improve the sustainability profile of bio-based chemicals, fuels, polymers, food & feed, materials and
biomanufacturing through modern industrial biotechnology processes. This can be achieved by increasing the use or re-use of bio-based
feedstocks, chemical replacements, and circular products.
As general guidance, this industrial biotechnology Lot includes projects that address the design, and development of bio-based technologies,
processes, products or services to ensure international competitiveness through businesses being:
• net zero and resource efficient
• resilient and responsive
• technologically advanced and digital
This Lot focuses on projects that aim to stimulate and broaden innovation in materials and manufacturing in line with the Innovate UK
Materials and Manufacturing Vision 2050 report (https://www.ukri.org/reimagine-manufacturing). The scope of this Lot includes:
• Materials: improving extraction of existing bio-based feedstocks using biological systems, or developing alternatives to traditional
manufacturing processes, including bio-catalysis and microbiomes for sustainable biomanufacturing
• Design: utilising bioengineering for the design and development of advanced bio-products, such as chemicals, materials, and
engineered biofilms with improved properties
• Supply chains: discovering and optimizing enzymes and organisms for biomanufacturing or using biotechnology to secure value from
waste streams
• Production: improving manufacturability and consistency at scale, or progressing the development and adoption of biotechnology
across multiple manufacturing industries and sectors                                                                                • Longer in use and reuse: enhancing the sustainability of products through the application of biotechnology
Projects may be technical feasibility, industrial research or experimental development, and could aim to:
• develop more flexible, efficient and sustainable processes
• develop processes that enable faster and greater customisation of products to satisfy consumer demands
• develop chemicals & materials for ease of manufacture
• address the manufacturing readiness of growing sectors
• develop chemicals & materials for targeted performance specifications
• diversify product and service lines to address new market
• develop novel services and/or business models that open up new sources of revenue from manufacturing Additional information: Please see the procurement documents for the full specification.
It should be noted that Bidders can apply to the DPS at any point during its lifetime. The closure date stated in IV.2.2) is for the initial joining stage and Bidders can apply after this date (until the end date of the DPS).

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description: Business analysis consultancy services

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description: Monitoring and control services

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description: Data services

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description: IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

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description: Information technology services

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title: UKRI-3977 Monitoring Services Provider Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS)

description:
UKRI procures multiple low-value contracts for monitoring services. These services require technically proficient suppliers to independently review innovative projects funded by Innovate UK, ensuring they meet the terms of their investment. Through this procurement, UKRI are establishing a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) to procure these services.
The estimated launch date of the DPS will be 1st March 2025
The DPS will function as a fully electronic tendering system, allowing suppliers to apply for admission to a "pool" of suppliers within a specified lot of which there are a total of 45 lots. Being admitted to this pool does not guarantee any work, but UKRI intends to invite tenders from suppliers within the pool for future Monitoring Services opportunities. Suppliers can apply to join the DPS at any point during its lifecycle. However, UKRI strongly encourages as many organisations as possible to apply during the Initial Joining Stage to maximise the benefits for both UKRI and the suppliers from the outset of the DPS.
On average UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) have a need to award approximately 2500 contracts annually cross all Lots. The average value of a contract placed under this agreement is between £3000 to £6000 GBP excluding VAT.
The Maximum value of the DPS for the full term is $40,000,000.
This is a new Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) that will replace the current one, which is set to expire on 28th February 2025. When submitting an application for the new lots, please note they can be differentiated by the reference number UKRI-3977.
This Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) agreement shall be in place for a period of 4 years commencing on 2nd December 2024 and concluding no later than 24th February 2029.

description: Research consultancy services

UK Research & Innovation

description: Body governed by public law

description: Research

description:
The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.
To view the procurement documents, please visit: https://innovateuk.my.site.com/s/registration-page
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