title: Road Safety inc. Using Road Casualty Data

description:
Options are any those that are within the scope of the Framework.
Further details are within the Procurement Documents.

description: (1) To extend the Framework term at the end of three (3) years.

description: In order to develop Road Safety interventions that are appropriately targeted and deliver maximum casualty reduction benefits, it is necessary to carry out a range of road safety research and data analysis. The research and analysis will be consistent with the goals and ambitions of the Vision Zero Action Plan and the Vision Zero Action Plan Progress Report plan and will cover the different categories of investigation

Price

description: Please review Procurement Documents for details of the award criteria.

description: Please review the Procurement Documents

description: Please review the Procurement Documents

title: Statistical Modelling and Bespoke Analysis

description: This Lot encompasses the statistical modelling, and bespoke analysis that sits outside of the TfL Strategic Models (i.e. MoTiON). It includes the ability to analyse data to reach an understanding of travel behaviour and patterns (for personal, business and goods travel) and the behavioural response to policies or schemes. It also includes the ability to use mathematical modelling, machine learning and data science techniques to develop forecasting tools tailored to requirements

description: Please see Procurement Documents

description: Please see Procurement Documents

title: Strategic Transport Modelling Services

description: This category of work includes the development and application of strategic multi-mode 	models. It includes the process of constructing, calibrating and validating such models.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

title: Strategic Transport Studies,Scheme Planning and Design

description: The undertaking of feasibility and design studies to assess options for improvements to the transport network and additions (stand-alone or as a package) to accommodate new or significantly intensified land use development in areas of regeneration. Options to be tested could include rail and bus station enhancements, interchange improvements, changes to rail or bus service patterns, new or extended public transport networks, improvements to existing roads including traffic, bus priority, cycling or pedestrian improvements, or construction of new roads. Studies can include some or all of the following - surveys, multi-modal demand forecasting, public transport assignment modelling, local or strategic highway modelling, pedestrian flow modelling using software such as Pedroute or Legion, technical design and engineering. Consultants will be required to undertake optioneering work to scope out a range of potential options and to identify the best performing options against TfL's objectives including the Mayor's Transport Strategy.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

title: Strategic Transport Planning and Policy

description:
TfL provides robust, evidence-based strategic transport planning and policy advice to the Mayor, London Assembly, local authorities and HM Government, as well as to inform its own projects and business decisions. This work ensures London's diverse transport needs are met with appropriate provision of transport services over timescales of twenty years or more and as demonstrated in the Mayor's Transport Strategy (MTS).
TfL ensures its own operations and new transport investments address the Mayor's desired outcomes as specified in the MTS and London Plan, ensuring best possible value for money.
This area covers the analysis and optioneering to develop strategic transport options for London that respond to the capital's growth and policy agendas. Central to this is the Healthy Streets Approach that TfL applies to the whole transport system to help create: healthy streets and healthy people; a good public transport experience; and new homes and jobs.

description: Please see Procurement Documents

description: Please see Procurement Documents

title: Transport Economic Advice, Appraisal and Business Impacts

description:
This lot requires that suppliers are able to support with the following:
-Expertise in the calculation of transport welfare impacts identified in DfT's TAG (Transport analysis guidance - GOV.UK). This includes economic, social, environmental and distributional impacts.
•	Expertise in land use appraisal including MHCLG's Appraisal Guide (The MHCLG Appraisal Guide - GOV.UK) and Homes England's notes on measuring social value (Homes England: Measuring Social Value - GOV.UK), including an understanding of how this interacts with transport appraisal to produce joint appraisals.
•	Expertise in how interventions can influence economic productivity, and the implications of this both for competition within London and for London's competitiveness on an international scale.
•	Expertise in the appraisal of the impact of public transport interventions on TfL and Train Operating Company (TOC) revenues.

description: Please review Procurement Documents

description: Please review Procurement Documents

title: Transport Surveys inc. Travel Research Behaviour

description:
Transport for London undertakes studies into all modes of transport. The production of these studies involves the use of a wide range of transport data. This category includes the management and delivery of a wide variety of transport surveys including data collection and processing, geocoding and analysis.
TfL aims to understand the patterns of travel at an individual and household level and to explore the potential for change or the impacts of schemes and policy interventions.
This may range from simple origin/destination postcard surveys to complex Stated Preference exercises and longitudinal panel surveys. Suppliers will be expected to offer expertise in quantitative social research methods, from survey design/testing and sampling, through to survey administration (face-to-face, by telephone and online), data processing/cleaning/weighting, analysis and reporting

description: Please see Procurement Documents

description: Please see Procurement Documents

title: Public Consultation

description:
TfL recognises that public and stakeholder engagement and consultation helps us to make better informed decisions and makes us more accountable to the public. We have a dedicated Consultation Team within the Local Communities Partnership Team (LCP) which delivers c. 40 consultations a year. In instances where there are a large number of responses, programme timeframes are particularly challenging or the consultation is on a sensitive topic and there is a need for objectivity, we seek a third-party to analyse the responses to the consultation. There are typically about 10 consultations a year that we require external analysis for. The size of these can differ with response rates typically ranging between the low thousands and sometimes with highs in excess of 50,000.
A core part of LCP's role is to provide robust analysis of consultation responses to project managers and decision makers, including the Mayor of London. High quality analysis assists us to make the best possible business decisions to allow London's transport services to continue to keep London moving, working and growing to make life in the city better; delivering on the aims of the Mayors Transport Strategy.
There has been a steady growth in both the transparency agenda and in popular participation, wherever increasing numbers wish to express an opinion on important issues. Growing expectations and participation have created a need for robust processes and an increasing number of judicial reviews are creating a body of consultation case law, with the consulting organisation's ability to demonstrate 'conscientious consideration' of consultee views at its heart

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

title: Data Analysis,Modelling and Monitoring

description:
The GLA and TfL make extensive use of modelling for quantifying the impact of policies on environmental issues, particularly local air quality, at the strategic (city) level and for supporting scheme development.
The supplier shall demonstrate their ability to carry out modelling, monitoring, interpretation and other specific technical support services that supports policy and allows a better understanding of the impacts and implications of air quality related interventions.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

title: Ecology Surveys and Monitoring

description:
The supplier is required to offer technical expertise and support for ecology-related surveys, management and monitoring to support TfL's development projects and other related initiatives, including those that require ecology and landscape input as part of Environmental Impact Assessments. These surveys could include, but are not limited to:
•	Preliminary Ecological Appraisals and associated advice, for example, to support the delivery and ongoing reporting of biodiversity net gain (including completion of the statutory biodiversity net gain metric)
•	other habitat surveys (terrestrial and aquatic) and associated advice
•	protected species surveys and associated advice
•	invasive species surveys and associated advice on, for example, weed control
•	arboricultural surveys and associated landscape management advice

description: Please review Procurement Documents

description: Please review Procurement Documents

title: Green Infrastructure and Biodiversity Research, Policy, Data analysis and innovation

description:
The supplier is required to offer technical expertise and support on all aspects of green infrastructure and biodiversity policy, innovation, data analysis and research. This could include, but is not limited to:
•	natural capital accounting
•	the analysis of remote-sensed data to detect change over time in, for example, green cover, canopy cover and biodiversity units
•	assessing the feasibility and potential establishment of a habitat bank
•	nature-related risk assessment
•	advising on potential TfL green infrastructure maintenance and management methods to maximise the delivery of outcomes relating to green infrastructure- and biodiversity-related legislation and policy, whilst meeting TfL's stringent operational safety and performance requirements.

description: Please review Procurement Documents

description: Please review Procurement Documents

title: Health, Equalities and Socio economic assessments

description:
The supplier is required to provide technical expertise to conduct assessments for health, equalities or socio-economic impacts of proposed policies and scheme development.
Health impact assessment
The health impacts of transport include, but are not limited to, the impact on physical activity, illness, air quality, noise, road danger, community severance and climate change, as well as access to key community services including health and social care and access for the emergency services. The supplier is required to assess these impacts as well as impacts relating to inclusion and accessibility such as affordability, confidence to navigate transport system and safety and crime (both actual and perceived). The supplier is required to provide support and advice on the assessment of the likely effects of TfL/GLA projects on the community in general and/or their health and wellbeing.
Socio-economic impact assessment
Impacts to be considered by this assessment include, but are not limited to, the impact of the proposal on different types and spatial locations of business, including the impact on SMEs; the business sectors which are most affected and what could be done to minimise this; the impact of the proposal on employment and the wider economic impacts on London and the UK. The supplier is required to carry out socio-economic assessments of projects and develop strategies to maximise the benefits that can be derived.
Equality impact assessment
Under the Equalities Act 2010, TfL has a Public Sector Equality Duty to ensure that decisions are made in such a way as to minimise any negative impact on people from relevant protected characteristic groups and to promote equality of opportunity and good relations. In line with best practice and utilising data available from the GLA and TfL, the impact on groups who have the potential to be socially excluded such as those on low incomes or from deprived communities should also be included.

description: Please review Procurement Documents

description: Please review Procurement Documents

title: Environmental Assessments

description:
To ensure all necessary environmental assessments are carried out to secure the relevant consent through TCPA, TWAO & DCO process. Lead Environmental Assessments/Evaluations and the Sustainability Appraisal process in conjunction with TfL/GLA specialists, ensuring environmental impacts are appropriately identified, avoided, minimised and mitigated and enhancements optimised.
An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is the tool used to assess significant environmental effects of a project on the environment and is required to secure consent under TCPA, TWAO and DCO applications.
A Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) relates the assessment to the plans and programmes proposed by the Organisation.
The supplier will be required to carry out EIA's for projects and SEA's for relevant plans and programmes in line with statutory requirements.
The supplier must be adaptive to any updates to the EIA/SEA process, identifying and implementing any changes to current environmental legislation at the earliest opportunity as well as manging any associated risk to obtaining consent.

description: Please review the Procurement Documents

description: Please review the Procurement Documents

title: Noise and Vibration

description:
The supplier is required to offer technical expertise and support on noise and vibration.
The supplier shall demonstrate:
•	Their ability to undertake environmental impact assessments and appraisals specific to noise and vibration - especially transport related noise;
•	Their ability to undertake noise monitoring and modelling ;
•	Their ability to advise on legislation compliance and mitigation
•	Their knowledge in ambient noise research with focus on health and psychological impacts of transport related noise on communities and how it pertains to noise assessment and future development of noise policy
•	Expert witness support during public enquiry/examination if required

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

title: Climate Modelling, Mapping and Data Analysis

description:
The supplier is required to provide technical expertise to support a range of aspects relating to physical climate risks and adaptation, in line with the Mayor's objectives, TfL's Corporate Environment Plan and TfL's Climate Change Adaptation Plan. Suppliers are required to have a strong understanding of London's key climate hazards, how these are likely to affect its transport networks, and how they can be cost-effectively managed.
The supplier is required to have up to date expertise in a range of modelling, mapping, data analysis and risk assessment methods in relation to physical climate risks.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

title: Adaptation Measure Research, Policy, Innovation and Technology

description:
The supplier is required to provide technical expertise to support a range of aspects relating to adaptation, in line with the Mayor's objectives, TfL's Corporate Environment Plan and TfL's Climate Change Adaptation Plan. Suppliers are required to have a strong understanding of London's key climate hazards, how these are likely to affect its transport networks, and how they can be cost-effectively managed.
The supplier is required to have expertise in the latest developments in transport sector-relevant climate change adaptation measures, to support TfL's aim to keep our staff and customers safe while providing sustainable, reliable and attractive services in the face of climate change.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

title: Climate Risk and Adaptation Planning Advice

description: The supplier is required to offer climate risk and adaptation technical expertise and support for TfL's development projects and other related initiatives, including those that require climate risk and adaptation input as part of Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA).

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

title: Energy and Climate Change Mitigations

description: The supplier is required to provide technical expertise to support all aspects of climate change mitigation and assessments of energy and carbon requirements in line with the Mayor's objectives. The supplier will be required to provide technical expertise, modelling and analysis to assess energy and carbon implications of strategic policy decisions on decarbonisation pathways, carbon reduction targets or budgets and technological uptake

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

description: Please review Procurement Documents.

description: Consultative engineering and construction services

description: Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services

description: Engineering services

description: Design-modelling services

description: Architectural, engineering and planning services

description: Architectural, engineering and surveying services

description: Engineering services

description: Architectural and building-surveying services

description: Engineering services

description: Engineering services

description: Economic research services

description: Business and management consultancy services

description: Research and experimental development services

description: Research and development consultancy services

description: Design and execution of research and development

description: Research and development services and related consultancy services

description: Design-modelling services

description: Environmental engineering consultancy services

description: Environmental services

description: Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) services other than for construction

description: Environmental monitoring other than for construction

description: Environmental planning

description: Environmental issues consultancy services

description: Environmental auditing

description: Environmental protection

description: Economic research services

description: Economic impact assessment

description: Human resources management consultancy services

description: Safety consultancy services

description: Equal opportunities consultancy services

description: Health and safety consultancy services

description: Advisory and consultative engineering services

description: Environmental services

description: Expert witness services

description: Safety consultancy services

description: Environmental services

description: Environmental services

description: Environmental impact assessment for construction

description: Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) services for construction

description: Environmental monitoring for construction

description: Environmental services

description: Environmental services

description: Not published

description: Additional Bidder Instructions.

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

features: Please review the Procurement Documents.

description:
Bidders are advised that the following changes are made to the procurement:
Clarification deadline has been extended until 17:00 28th July
PSQ Tender submission date will be 17:00 1st August 2025

description: Please see Procurement Documents

buyerCategories:
Transport for London and its subsidiaries.
Greater London Authority and all its Functional Bodies.
London Boroughs (all 33) & City of London Corporation.
Network Rail.
HS2 and its bodies.

description: This Professional Services Frameworks 3: Transport Planning & Impact Monitoring and Environmental Services is to establish a framework to procure transport and environmental consultancy services for Transport for London and the Greater London Authority.

submissionMethodDetails:
This procurement process is being conducted electronically on the e-Tendering portal SAP Ariba. The portal can be accessed via the following link:
https://service.ariba.com/Supplier.aw
TfL is a complex organisation operating both as an executive agency of the Greater London Authority (GLA) under the direction of the Mayor of London and as provider of transport services. The services may be provided to TfL and/or its subsidiaries and may also encompass London Regional Transport (LRT). TfL will be establishing a Framework Agreement for use by all London Boroughs (and any future successors to these organisations), City of London and the Greater London Authority and all its Functional Bodies.
This Framework is NIL Value Framework.
Any orders placed under this Framework Agreement will form a separate contract under the scope of this framework between the supplier and the specific Contracting Authority.
Bidders submit a response to the SSQ at their own risk. All discussions will be conducted in English. Tenders and supporting documents must be priced in Pounds Sterling.
To express an interest in this tender, Bidders need to complete and submit a response to the PSQ in response to the deadline in Section UK 4. Those who are successful in the PSQQ will be invited to tender for the ITT stage.
To access the procurement documents, complete and submit the PSQ, Bidders will need to be registered on the eTendering portal - SAP Ariba.
The following instructions explain TfL's e-tendering portal and provide guidance on how interested parties will be able to communicate with TfL in relation to this exercise.
(1) To register or to check if you are already registered to SAP Ariba, log on to https://service.ariba.com/Supplier.aw Interested parties must read the instructions carefully before proceeding with registration. For help on using the SAP Ariba system, please refer to https://support.ariba.com/Adapt/Ariba_Network_Supplier_Training
(2) Once you have registered on SAP Ariba (or are already registered), you must also register on TfL's SAP Ariba system through the following link https://s1-eu.ariba.com/Sourcing/Main/ad/selfRegistration?realm=TfL Guidance on registering is available through the following link: here https://content.tfl.gov.uk/supplier-registration.pdf
(3) Upon completion of steps 1 and/or 2, interested parties must inform professionalsvcsframeworks3@tfl.gov.uk with the following details:
- your organisation name as registered in SAP Ariba;
- your applicable supplier ID associated with TfL in SAP Ariba, in the form of SM Vendor ID, ERP ID, AN ID or ACM ID;
- your single point of contact registered on SAP Ariba; first name and surname;
- your email address registered with SAP Ariba; and
- your role in the organisation as registered with SAP Ariba;
Completion of these steps will enable TfL to invite interested parties to the event in SAP Ariba to gain access to the procurement documents, allowing interested bidders to submit their SSQ submission via SAP Ariba by the deadline stated in IV.2.2.
Please contact Ariba_Supplier_Enablement@tfl.gov.uk in the first instance should you experience any problems with the portal for issues related to items 1 and 2 above.
Please contact professionalsvcsframeworks3@tfl.gov.uk should you experience any other problems with the portal following completion of all three steps above.
Further instructions and guidance are included in the PSQ and other procurement documents on SAP Ariba.
Bidders must read the instructions carefully before proceeding with registration and are advised to satisfy themselves that they understand all the requirements of the procurement and terms of the contract and the rules of the procurement process before submitting their tender response.

Transport for London

description: Public authority - central government

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender


currency: GBP

status: active

description: Any extension will be at the sole discretion of The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Cumbria and Cumbria Commissioner Fire and Rescue Authority

description:
1.	Quality (sub weightings):60%
Technical Delivery		35%
Service Delivery		30%
Health & Safety		20%
Fair Working Practices	 7%
Community Benefits 		 Pass/Fail
Sustainability               	 8%
2.	Price	40%
TOTAL 	100%

scheme: CPV

description: Building construction work

title: Maintenance and Minor Building Works 2025-27 Measured Term Contract  for the Commissioner's Blue Light Estate

documentType: biddingDocuments

format: text/html

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

scheme: UKPGA

description:
The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner & Cumbria Commissioner Fire and Rescue Authority is seeking to award a contract for the following works.
•	Maintenance and Minor Building Works 2025/27 Measured Term Contract
The Contract will initially be for 3 year with the option for a further 2 years extension   (3 +1 +1) renewed annually depending on performance. The scope of work of the Measured Term Contract will cover the whole of the 'commissioners' blue light estate' in Cumbria
2 lots will be awarded to cover the whole of the blue light estate. The estate will be divided into 2 areas based on local authority boundaries, as follows:-
1.	South Area - Westmorland and Furness
2.	North Area - Cumberland
The work comprises the provision of building works to properties owned or managed by The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner & Cumbria Commissioner Fire and Rescue Authority as set out in the specification of requirements.
The work comprises minor and miscellaneous works. Either new works or repairs.

electronicSubmissionPolicy: allowed

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Below threshold - open competition

country: GB

locality: Penrith

postalCode: CA10 2AU

countryName: United Kingdom

streetAddress: Police Headquarters, Carleton Hall,

description: Public authority - sub-central government

scheme: GB-PPON

postalCode: CA10 2FA

streetAddress: CFRS Headquarters, Kemplay Bank

initiationType: tender


region: UKI

region: UKJ

region: UKK

description: Railway and tramway locomotives and rolling stock and associated parts

description: Technical support services

description: Transparency notice on Find a Tender

documentType: awardNotice

description: Contract award notice on Find a Tender

type: futureSignatureDate

status: scheduled

mainProcurementCategory: goods

status: complete

title: Direct award of a short term interim Technical Support and Spares Supply Agreement for Class 701 rolling stock

description: Not published

documentType: conflictOfInterest

description:
Direct award of a short-term interim contract for a maximum of 6 months (Technical Support and Spares Supply Agreement) for the provision of training, technical support and supply of
spares in relation to the contracting authority's 60 x 10 car units and 30 x 5 car units of Class 701 rolling stock (the "6 month TSSSA").
This interim award is made to enable finalisation of the longer term direct award contract previously published under ref-ocds-h6vhtk-05126b.
The intention being to award the longer term contract as soon as possible within the term of the 6 months TSSSA or, if that is not possible, on expiry of the 6 month TSSSA for a contract
term no longer than 5 years from the award of the interim agreement, therefore the subsequent final contract term will be for a period equalling 5 years less the term of this interim contract, preserving an overall 5 year term.
The contract value represents a maximum that could be earned during the 6 month TSSSA.

procurementMethod: direct

procurementMethodDetails: Direct award

procurementMethodRationale:
Alstom Engineering and Services Limited was the Original Equipment Manufacturer for the
Class 701 rolling stock. No supplier other than Alstom Engineering and Services Limited would be able to take on the performance risk and associated Technical Support and Spares
Supply Agreement obligations for the fleet of Class 701 trains during the train introduction and warranty period. There is therefore an absence of competition for technical reasons and
there are therefore no reasonable alternatives to the supply provided by Alstom Engineering and Services Limited

SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY LIMITED

locality: London

postalCode: SW1P 4DR

streetAddress: Great Minster House 4th Floor, Public Ownership Programme Team

description: Public undertaking

scheme: GB-COH

ALSTOM ENGINEERING AND SERVICES LIMITED

locality: Derbyshire

postalCode: DE24 8AD

streetAddress: Litchurch Lane

scale: large

description: Contract details notice on Find a Tender

documentType: contractNotice

noAgreedMetricsRationale: Interim 6 month agreement only with KPIs set in final long term agreement.


Technical and Commercial (Qualitative)

type: quality

Commercial (Quantitative)

type: cost

weightingDescription:
Technical and Commercial (Qualitative) = 72%
Commercial (Quantitative)  = 8%
Social Value and Market Transformation = 10%
Legal = 10%
Further detail is provided in the tender documentation.

type: economic

description: Please refer to tender documentation.

type: technical

description: Please refer to tender documentation.

description:
Wirral Council will invite the three (3) Suppliers with the highest scores in the PSQ to Stage 2 of the Procurement and will only invite Suppliers who have not been disqualified in the PSQ stage.
Suppliers must pass the conditions of participation and will be ranked based on their total weighted score for Question 17 of the PSQ with the highest scoring Supplier in first place. Should there be more than one Supplier ranked in third place then both of Suppliers ranked in third place will be invited to Stage 2.

description: District heating

description: Construction work

description: Public utilities

description: Energy and related services

description: Construction-related services

title: Development & Funding Partner to develop the Birkenhead Heat Network

description: Not published

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

features:
This Competitive Flexible Procedure will be conducted in five (5) stages. The stages consist of:
Stage 1: Conditions of Participation
Stage 1 commenced with the issuing of this Tender Notice and the publication of the Invitation to Tender (ITT).
The ITT includes a Procurement Specific Questionnaire ("PSQ") at Appendix D: Procurement Specific Questionnaire which all Suppliers are required to complete and return in accordance with the Procurement Timetable and instructions within the ITT.
Wirral Council will undertake a review of the completed PSQ with reference to any information held on the Central Digital Platform. Responses to the Conditions of Participation will be assessed in accordance with Appendix D: Procurement Specific Questionnaire. Further details of this are set out in Section 13 (Conditions of Participation) of the ITT.
The assessment of these responses will identify up to three Suppliers to be invited to participate in Stage 2. The process for identifying the three Suppliers is set out in paragraphs 13.13 and 13.14 of the ITT, together with minimum score requirements in 13.12.
Stage 2: Interim Tender Response Phase (incorporating initial dialogue meetings)
Suppliers shortlisted at Stage 1 will be invited to an initial meeting. The anticipated agenda for the initial meeting is as follows:
(a)	 introduce the Promoter's Officers and commercial, legal and technical advisors;
(b)	meet the Supplier's Team; and
(c)	to discuss/answer questions on the core elements of the scheme.
Following the initial meeting, Suppliers will be required to submit an Interim Tender Response in accordance with the instructions set out in the ITT. The Interim Tender Response shall consist of a detailed mark-up of the Contract Documentation and a commentary table explaining the rationale of the mark-up. Interim Tender Responses will not be formally evaluated but verbal feedback will be provided to Suppliers during dialogue meetings.
Stage 3: Dialogue Meetings
It is expected that there will be two dialogue meetings with each Supplier. The purpose of the dialogue meetings is to discuss Suppliers' comments and proposed amendments to the draft Contractual Documentation. Further detail on the agenda for the dialogue meetings is set out in paragraph 7.3 of the ITT.
If required, a third dialogue meeting may be held with each Supplier.
Wirral Council may refine the award criteria in the ITT during or following dialogue meetings with Suppliers. If Wirral Council refines the award criteria, it will notify all Suppliers to any changes made to the award criteria when issuing the Invitation to Submit Final Tenders (ISFT).
Stage 4: Invitation to Submit a Final Tender Response
Suppliers will be required to submit their Final Tender Response in accordance with the instructions set out in the ISFT.
Suppliers must respond to all of the Technical, Commercial and Social Value questions set out in Appendix B: Award Criteria of the ITT.
Suppliers' Final Tender Responses will be evaluated in accordance with the assessment methodology set out in Appendix C: Assessment Methodology of the ITT.
Wirral Council will conduct an assessment of all Final Tender Responses in order to identify the Supplier which has submitted the Most Advantageous Tender.
Stage 5: Preferred Supplier Stage
Following conclusion of Stage 4, the Promoter will provide an assessment summary to all Suppliers that submitted Final Tender Responses to:
	inform them whether they have been successful in the Procurement;
	provide an explanation of the assessment of the Supplier's tender against the relevant award criteria, in accordance with the requirements of the Act;
	where different to the Supplier concerned, provide information in respect of the Most Advantageous Tender submitted, including details of the assessment of this tender against the relevant award criteria and the Supplier's name; and
	engage in further discussions with the Supplier who the Promoter considers to have the Most Advantageous Tender (the "Preferred Supplier") in order to finalise the Contractual Documentation, in accordance with the limitations set out in the Act.
Notwithstanding the above, Suppliers should note that any further discussions held with the Preferred Supplier will be solely for the purpose of finalising the Contractual Documentation based on their Final Tender Response and will not be an opportunity for further negotiation.

description:
The project comprises development of a new heat network serving a mix of buildings including new build residential, existing residential, new build commercial and existing commercial.
The project forms an integral part of Birkenhead 2040 Regeneration Framework; one of the biggest brownfield redevelopment sites in the UK. This regeneration of Birkenhead will take place across nine areas providing 21,000 new homes and almost 1,000,000 square metres of employment space over the next 20 years.
The area to be served by the network has been identified as a 'priority district heating zone' in Wirral's Local Plan. It will make a significant contribution to reducing the carbon impact of new / existing development in the Borough and provide opportunities to residents and businesses for lower cost heating. The project is well-aligned with regional policy objectives and initiatives. It also fits into the Government's introduction of 'heat network zoning', which, through implementation, will mandate certain types of buildings in identified urban areas such as Birkenhead to connect to district heating within a prescribed timeframe.
It is envisaged that, once heat networking zoning is in place, the Birkenhead Heat Network could benefit from zoning 'incumbency' rules - meaning that nearby eligible buildings will be mandated to connect, further securing demand.
The project will be delivered through Wirral Council procuring a Development Partner. The Council and Development Partner will enter into a Development Agreement under which the Development Partner will further develop its proposals for the heat network. The Development Agreement will set out a number of requirements which the project must meet in order to proceed into an approvals gateway process. If the project proceeds beyond the development period (i.e. is "approved" as part of the approvals gateway process), the Council and Development Partner will become shareholders in the ESCo, albeit that the Council's shareholding will be limited to a "Golden Share".
The ESCo will be the supplier of heat to a number of public and private sector bodies (including the Council) under separate heat connection and supply agreements.
The Council will not be investing in the project. The Golden Share will simply allow the Council to exercise control in relation to a limited number of reserved matters including carbon intensity, reporting and tariffs.
The ESCo will be required to source all capital funding for the project. The ESCo partner will be appointed in perpetuity. The revenue derived over the first 40 years of the network is estimated to be in the region of £200 million (excluding VAT) / £240 million (including VAT) - £250 million (excluding VAT) / £300 million (including VAT). This includes all phases and connected buildings in the core scheme and allowing for further expansion with the wider geographic area. The estimated value cannot be guaranteed and so should not be relied upon by interested parties which might subsequently choose to pursue this procurement. Any interested party should make their own independent commercial enquires, estimates, judgements and decisions associated with this project.
As part of the operation and expansion of the project, a range of customers in the Birkenhead area may seek to use the heat network, including a mix of public sector and private sector entities. It is intended that this project will be available to those other entities. Those entities may include:
Sixth form colleges
Central government departments (responsible for local offices)
Higher education organisations
NHS Primary Care bodies

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

submissionMethodDetails:
How to obtain and submit documents:
The Council's uses The Chest e-tendering system https://www.the-chest.org.uk/
Tender documentation is available free of charge via The Chest. Project Reference: DN776854.
Tender responses must be returned, and any clarifications/questions raised, through this same system.
The tender documentation contains full instructions for participation, full details of the Project opportunity, both selection and award criteria, and the procurement timeline and process.
Please allow sufficient time before the submission deadline to upload and submit your response through The Chest.
Help and Support - Proactis/The Chest: In the event that suppliers require assistance with the use of or access to the Council's e-tendering portal, please go to https://www.the-chest.org.uk/SupplierSupport.html. Here there will be a hyperlink to log issues or 'submit a ticket' for ProContract V3.
Alternatively, calls can be logged by emailing ProContractSuppliers@proactis.com and a representative will contact you as soon as possible.
For critical and time-sensitive issues (normally requiring resolution within 60 minutes) then please call 0330 005 0352. This telephone number is attended 09.00 - 17.30 Monday to Friday.
All communication (queries or clarifications) including your tender response is to go through the Council's e-tendering portal www.the-chest.org.uk and not addressed directly to individual Council employees or any Council agent by email or otherwise.

procurementMethodDetails: Competitive flexible procedure

Wirral Council

locality: Wallasey

postalCode: CH44 8ED

streetAddress: Town Hall, Brighton Street

CARBON TRUST ADVISORY LIMITED

postalCode: SE1 9AX

streetAddress: Level 5, Arbor

roleDetails: Commercial Advisors

WOMBLE BOND DICKINSON (UK) LLP

postalCode: SE1 1AU

streetAddress: 4 More London Riverside

roleDetails: Legal Advisors

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

documentType: plannedProcurementNotice

description: Planned procurement notice on Find a Tender

noEngagementNoticeRationale: Preliminary market engagement was conducted under Public Contract Regulations 2015.


status: planned

description: Social work and related services

title: Joined Up advocacy

description:
In Hertfordshire, under the current commissioning arrangements, we have multiple services supporting survivors of different forms of violence against women and girls (VAWG) at different risk levels. At present, if someone is subjected to domestic abuse, sexual abuse, and stalking, they could be supported
by an Independent Domestic Violence Advisor ("IDVA") for the domestic abuse, an Independent Sexual Violence Advisor ("ISVA") for the sexual abuse, and an Independent Stalking Advice Caseworker ("ISAC") for the stalking, as well as possibly other community outreach support services. Their support service could
also change as their risk levels change. This can be understandably overwhelming and confusing for survivors and result in them having to tell their experience over and over again. There is also likely to be some duplication of work that is happening across those services. As risk is dynamic and due to the
intersecting nature of VAWG, consideration is being given to the possibility of creating one VAWG advocacy service known as Joined Up Advocacy. This would connect all risk levels and forms of VAWG under one contract. Consequently, within the Joined-Up Advocacy service, one of the current areas that is being
scoped is in regard to the role of an Independent Gender Violence Advisor ("IGVA") who could provide support to all risk levels, all genders, and multiple forms of VAWG. The expectation is that the Joined-Up Advocacy service would be a county wide service that would act as a One Front Door for those accessing support from the One Stop Shop

Hertfordshire County Council

locality: Hertford

postalCode: SG13 8DQ

streetAddress: County Hall

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender


region: UK

description: Construction materials and associated items

description: Storage and warehousing services

description: Shipping operations

description: Air transport services

description: Cargo handling and storage services

description: Office supplies

description: Medical consumables

description: Furniture

description: Clothing, footwear, luggage articles and accessories

description: Miscellaneous food products

title: Future Defence Support Services (FDSS)

description: Change to the estimated date of the publiction of Tender Notice

description: Sourcing & Procurement, Inventory Management, Storage & Distribution of commodities

Defence Equipment and Support

locality: Bristol

postalCode: BS34 8JH

streetAddress: MOD Abbey Wood

description: Public authority - central government

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Preliminary market engagement notice on Find a Tender

documentType: marketEngagementNotice

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

type: engagement

status: met

description:
The preliminary market engagement closed on 30 October 2024. The Authority currently has no plans to carry out any further PME in relation to FDSS, although the Authority reserves the right to conduct further Industry Engagement through the formal RFI process, if required. Any further engagement will be focused on specific topics/elements and will be open to all potential suppliers. The Authority will publish another PME notice if further PME is to be carried out.
The following PME has been completed:
•	August 2023 -The Prior Information Notice (PIN) was published, inviting all potential suppliers to register their interest in the FDSS Programme.
•	August 2023 - EOI & 1st RFI Issued. 56 EOI and 39 RFI responses were received and from these we extracted cross-sectional views of the market to highlight concentration of interest across activity groups. We also calculated the range of supplier interest by company type and size.
•	September 2023 - Initial market engagement session. 106 attendees joined the initial virtual market engagement session, where the FDSS Team provided further detail on the proposed scope and timelines.
•	November 2023 – 2nd RFI was issued to allow suppliers to provide an updated view of their capabilities, areas of investment, and any technologies which FDSS could potentially exploit.
•	January 2024 – Supplier 1-2-1 Day. The supplier 1-2-1 day was attended by 70 companies, where 120 industry attendees were involved. Key objectives were achieved including updating industry on the Programme scope and timelines, developing our understanding of how different companies may wish to be involved and facilitating supplier networking.
•	May 2024 – Lotting and Delivery Model RFI was issued to understand how the market is naturally segmented across the FDSS Requirements to support its research into optimal lotting approaches. This was achieved by gathering data to identify common areas of overlap in market capability. This RFI is one element of this research.
•	August 2024 – Solution Design (Technical) RFI issued. The purpose of this RFI was to seek input from industry about how the  procurement process can be made more accessible and efficient, and to enable industry to highlight any innovative products or solutions which may be relevant to the FDSS Programme. The RFI responses yielded multiple insights. Recommendations and case studies spanning all six ‘themes’ of innovation (including resilience, IS/IT, supply chain illumination, sustainability, contractual flexibility and inventory management) demonstrate the existence of a potential supplier group possessing innovative capabilities  with potential for adaptation to FDSS.
•	August 2024 – 1-2-1 sessions were held as part of FDSS ongoing industry engagement.  During August 2024, 9 different companies Were engaged over the course of dedicated one-hour sessions. These companies were selected due to their expertise in relevant areas.
•	October 2024 –2nd Industry Day was held. Facilitation of networking to encourage collaboration amongst interested industry  parties. A presentation was delivered that provided industry with confidence in the FDSS Programme, and the information required to  continue developing their approach to becoming potential bidders. The day also provided Industry with the opportunity to ask questions around key areas of interest.
•	October 2024 – Digital (Technical) RFI 2 issued. The Authority were seeking input from industry as the FDSS solution design developed.  This included insight into 1) how suppliers can meet the FDSS digital needs, and 2) how suppliers envision service transition from the  incumbent to potential new delivery partners.


description: Price 75%/Quality 25%

description: Bidders will be assessed on the basis of their submission to Questions in the Minimum Standards Document on a PASS/FAIL basis Bidders who score a PASS to all question will be progressed to the evaluation of the Price and Quality tender submission

region: UKE

description: Refurbishment work

description: Building construction work

description: Library construction work

description: Roof repair

title: Penistone Library Refurbishments

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Change to tender submission date . Extended by 1 weeks to 4th July 2025

description: Provision of internal and external alterations and roof replacement including associated facias and rainwater goods.

scheme: GB-ONS

description: South Yorkshire

Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

locality: Barnsley, South Yorkshire

postalCode: S70 2TA

streetAddress: Town Hall


name: MERSEY AND WEST LANCASHIRE TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS TRUST

region: UKC

region: UKD

region: UKF

region: UKG

region: UKH

description: Health and social work services

title: Hire of a fixed lithotripter and operator

status: pending

description: Transparency notice on Find a Tender

description: Contract award notice on Find a Tender

title: Hire of a fixed Lithotripter and Operator

description: Not published

description: The department of Urology require the hire of a fixed lithotripter and operator for 3 days per week. The service must be provided on site at Whiston Hospital, Prescot, Merseyside.

description: Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023

locality: Prescot

postalCode: L35 5DR

streetAddress: Whiston Hospital, Warrington Rd

description: Public authority - central government

scheme: GB-NHS

IMPACT MEDICAL LIMITED

locality: Liverpool

postalCode: L9 5AL

streetAddress: Unit 7j Topham Drive Aintree

scale: sme


name: Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

description: Medical imaging services

title: Provision of Ultrasound Sonographers

description: Incorrect date submitted

description: Incorrect date submitted

description: Incorrect date uploaded

description: Incorrect date uploaded

description: Sonographers to perform Ultrasound duties on MFT Patients

locality: Trafford

postalCode: M41 5SL

streetAddress: Finance & Procurement Business Unit, Wards 17 & 18, Trafford Hospital

description: Public authority - central government

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender


description: Nuclear, biological, chemical and radiological protection equipment

description: Chemical incident unit

title: Clinical Decontamination Units - Emergency Capabilities Unit

description: London Ambulance Service on behalf of the NHS Resilience Special Capabilities Unit (NRSCU) are seeking suitable suppliers to provide specialist Decontamination Units structures where the where decontamination of patients can be undertaken. The structure will provide accommodation for clinical procedure where hazardous materials are washed from patients. the requirement will be for 2 different types of unit: Level 1 Decontamination Unit Level 2 Clinical Decontamination Unit A market engagement exercise has been undertaken, London Ambulance will be carrying out this proposed procurement exercise on behalf of UK ambulance trusts

London Ambulance Service NHS Trust

postalCode: SE1 8SD

streetAddress: 220 Waterloo Road

description: Public authority - central government

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: London Ambulance, on behalf of the Emergency Capabilities Unit, (ECU) carried out a market engagement exercise was published in February 2025, for suitable bidders to review specifications for decontamination units, to be purchased for and behalf of HART (Hazardous Area Response Teams) within UK ambulance services/trusts


description: Repair, maintenance and associated services related to aircraft, railways, roads and marine equipment

title: Rail Hydraulic Bogie Damper Repair and Overhaul for Bakerloo Line 72TS

description:
The proposed tender is intended to secure long-term overhaul and repair of Hydraulic dampers for London Underground (LU) 1972 Tube Stock (72TS), used on the Bakerloo line and to maximise LU's intellectual property rights (IPRs) over the designs, recognizing that there are likely to be existing IPRs owned by the supplier. See section Q13 of the Preliminary Market Engagement document.
The proposed scope for this tender covers the repair and overhaul of Bogie Dampers for London Underground (LU) 1972 Tube Stock (72TS), used on the Bakerloo line.
These items form part of the suspension on the train which reduce the effect of travelling over rough surfaces leading to improved ride quality and vehicle handling. Their main purpose is to limit excessive suspension movement.
The dampers form part of the suspension on the train and fit between the car body and bogie either in a nominally vertical or lateral orientation.

Transport for London

postalCode: E20 1JN

streetAddress: 5 Endeavour Square

description: Public authority - central government

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description:
Please email tinchilee@tfl.gov.uk to request and complete the Preliminary Market Engagement Document.
Please answer all questions and send your completed questionnaire by email to the Procurement Manager, Tin-Chi Lee (tinchilee@tfl.gov.uk) before 17:00 GMT on 24th July 2025. Late Responses will not be considered.
Non-responses to this expression of interest will be deemed as not interested.  If bidders do not choose to participate in the Early Market Engagement process, this will not affect the ability to participate in the tender, if Expression of Interest to participate in the tender is received by the closing date.
Your answers will be treated as TfL restricted in accordance with TfL standard S1782, Information security classification. This means that your answers will only be visible to people authorised by TfL, typically only the TfL staff involved in the procurement.


description: Health and social work services

description: Other community, social and personal services

title: Infrastructure Support Service for Charity, Community and Faith Organisations

description:
The future Contractor will be expected to work with and support any Charity, Community and Faith Organisations that operate in Sutton, and to support residents and communities who wish to set up such a group or organisation.
The value is £275.4K per year.

London Borough of Sutton

locality: Sutton

postalCode: SM1 1EA

streetAddress: Civic Offices, St Nicholas Way

description: Public authority - sub-central government

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description:
Sutton Council is committed to supporting the development of Charity, Community and Faith (CCF) Organisations across the borough. This recognises the vital role that such organisations play in supporting vulnerable residents, bringing communities together to deliver positive change, and ultimately making Sutton a place where people from all backgrounds feel included and get on well together.
The London Borough of Sutton is seeking market engagement with organisations prior to procurement. The value of this contract is estimated at £275k per year. The contract will be awarded for three years initially with two opportunities to extend for a further two years at years 3 and 5 based on performance (3 + 2 + 2). The Council will look to award the contract by Autumn/Winter 2025 with the new contract starting in April 2026.
Market Engagement
Suppliers are asked to note that this market engagement is not an Invitation to Tender or a request for formal expressions of interest. Responses from interested parties will be used to support market research and help inform the final specification only. This contract is funded by the Council and provides Charity, Community and Faith (CCF) Organisations in Sutton with a wide range of support.
If you would like to be included in this Market Engagement please choose a date time from those listed on this google form - https://forms.gle/XLZQktjsL6bKMehr9 A meeting invite will then be sent to you for w/c 30/6/25.
More information is can be found in the documents available via the London Tender Portal https://www.londontenders.org/


description: General management consultancy services

description: Tax consultancy services

description: Business and management consultancy services

description: Insurance consultancy services

description: Financial consultancy services

description: Project management consultancy services

description: Business analysis consultancy services

description: Financial management consultancy services

title: Replacement for Consultancy & Skilled Persons Framework

description: Added text about likely participants to the event.

description: This is a notice about a Pre-Market Engagement Event. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Bank of England (BoE) are procuring a new framework agreement to replace the current Consultancy and Skilled Persons Framework. This will cover Skilled Persons, Consultancy and Multi-Firm Failure and will be broken into multiple Lots.

Financial Conduct Authority

streetAddress: 12 Endeavour Square

description: Public authority - central government

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Preliminary market engagement notice on Find a Tender

description:
The FCA and BoE are running a Pre-Market Engagement Event at the FCA office in London on the 1st July 2025 commencing at approximately 8:30 and finishing at 11:30. This is ahead of the formal procurement. We will introduce our plans for the replacement to the Consultancy and Skilled Persons Framework and would welcome feedback from the market to inform our procurement strategy. To express interest in the event and to provide an indication of whether you would attend in-person or virtually, please email fcaprocurement@fca.org.uk and use "C&SP Pre Market Engagement Event" in the Subject line. Further details about the event will be sent to those suppliers who register interest. We may also run other market engagement events prior to issuing the tender and you are welcome to express interest in these if you cannot attend the first event.
The event is aimed at a range of consultancy firms including, but not limited to, Skilled Persons, General Business Consultancy in the widest sense and Insolvency Practitioners.


description: Youth hostel services

description: Social work services with accommodation

title: SOL - Youth Homelessness Accommodation 2026

description: Updated to correct data errors from our Tendering Portal link.

description: Changed to correct date errors from our Tendering Portal upload.

description: How to access questionnaire has been included

description: No changes made.

description:
Solihull Council has reviewed the services it provides to homeless young people 16-24 and is using the findings from this review to design a new service to be implemented from April 2026. As a result, the Council may need to procure specialist services in the following areas:
Lot 1: Solihull Youth Hub (SYH) will deliver housing related advice and housing options support and homelessness prevention/relief services to young people aged 16-24. SYH will provide the single point of access for all young people without dependents who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in Solihull. The total value of Lot 1 is estimated to be £1.7m based on a 5-year contract.
Lot 2: Solihull Youth Accommodation Pathway. The total value of Lot 2 is estimated to be £2.7m based on a 5-year contract.
There are distinct links between lots 1 and 2 and the providers of both lots will be expected to work closely together to ensure a seamless transition from the youth hub to the youth pathway to ensure that young people receive the most appropriate support.

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council

locality: Solihull

postalCode: B91 3QB

streetAddress: Council House, Manor Square

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Request for information through a questionnaire. Please access the questionnaire via www.csw-jets.co.uk and search reference SOL - 22690


description: Refuse disposal and treatment

title: WP4134 - Waste Materials processing and disposal

description: Disposal of various waste streams including household waste, cardboard, timber, green waste from kerbside and HWRC's.

Walsall Council

locality: Walsall

postalCode: WS1 1TP

streetAddress: Civic Centre, Darwall Street

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender


description:
The contract will be awarded to the most advantageous quotation based on the following criteria:
Quality - 60%
Assessed on relevant experience, proposed methodology, team expertise, understanding of the brief, and ability to meet timescales.
Price - 40%
Evaluated on overall cost and value for money.
The supplier with the highest combined quality and price score will be awarded the contract.

description: Street-cleaning and sweeping services

description: Environmental auditing

title: Review of Street Cleansing Services for West Northamptonshire Council

description: This document outlines the full quotation requirements for the provision of consultancy services to review street cleansing operations across West Northamptonshire Council.

description: This document provides the detailed brief for consultants, outlining the background, scope, objectives, and expected deliverables for the review of street cleansing services across West Northamptonshire. It forms the specification for the procurement and should be used to inform supplier responses.

format: application/msword

description: This document sets out the draft terms and conditions for the contract.

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description:
Update to Appendix 1 - Version 2
Changes only reflect deadline of clarifications which has been extended by one week.

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: West Northamptonshire Council is seeking consultancy support to undertake a comprehensive review of its street cleansing services across the authority area. The consultant will evaluate the current service delivery models, resources, standards of cleanliness, and equipment effectiveness. Recommendations are required to harmonise and optimise the street cleansing service from June 2028, addressing resource allocation, equipment, scheduling, procurement options, and best practice from comparable authorities.

electronicSubmissionPolicy: notAllowed

submissionMethodDetails:
Tenders must be submitted submitted to wasteprocurements@westnorthants.gov.uk by the deadline specified. Late submissions will not be accepted.
Submissions must not exceed the maximum total budget of £30,000 excluding VAT - any quotations above this value will be rejected and not considered.

West Northamptonshire Council

locality: Northampton

postalCode: NN1 1ED

streetAddress: Angel Street


description: Special education services

description: E-learning services

description: Specialist training services

description: Primary education services

description: Secondary education services

description: Training services

description: Education and training services

title: Tuition Services

description:
Thurrock Council is seeking to engage with education providers to inform the future commissioning of tuition services for children who do not have a school place or have Special Educational Needs or disabilities (SEND), or where it has been identified that external tuition may better suit their learning needs, including those receiving medical tuition.
This market engagement exercise is part of our strategic planning to ensure high-quality, cost-effective, and responsive tuition provision that meets the diverse needs of our local population.
The number of pupils with Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) in Thurrock has grown significantly in recent years, with 2500+ children with a current active plan. This has led to rising demand for tuition services, particularly for pupils with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs and Autism. Current provision is heavily reliant on a small number of providers, with significant cost variation and limited capacity for in-person delivery. The current annual expenditure on tuition is £1.7m.
We are exploring options to:
•	Expand the provider base
•	Improve value for money
•	Enhance outcomes for pupils
•	Support earlier reintegration into mainstream education where appropriate
The framework is intended primarily for use by the Council’s Special Educational Needs service, the Virtual School Team for Looked After Children, and the Access and Inclusion Team.
Lots that will be available within the tender will be:
•	One-to-One – In-person
•	Group – In-person
•	One-to-One virtual/online
•	Group – virtual/online
And may further be broken down by group size and whether the groups are Thurrock pupils only or mixed with other area’s pupils.
We invite providers to share their views and capabilities to help shape a future commissioning framework that is inclusive, flexible, and sustainable. Note – this is a soft market test and is not a call for tender. Details provided will remain anonymous and confidential and will not be used as part of any future tender submission.
The indicative planned tender timeline is set out below:
-	Tender launch – between January and March 2026
-	Contract award (based on a February launch) – April/May 2026
-	Mobilisation – April/May 2026 – August 2026
-	Contract live – September 2026

Thurrock Council

locality: Grays

postalCode: RM17 6SL

streetAddress: New Road

description: Public authority - sub-central government

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Interested parties should complete the questionnaire on In-tend: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/thurrockcouncil/aspx/ProjectManage/1623


description: 2 x 1 year extensions.

description: Social work and related services

format: application/pdf

description: Update following market engagement events.

description: 4 bedroom plans.

description: 2 bedroom plans.

description: Contract name updated to Commissioning Children's Homes in Hackney for Children Looked After.

description: The notice seemed to have errored to below-threshold when it is above-threshold.

description: Provider to run two Council owned children's homes. The properties will be developed by the Council to allow Looked After Children to be accommodated locally (bid for capital works funding has been completed and a planning application submit for the necessary works to the properties).

London Borough of Hackney

postalCode: E8 1DY

streetAddress: Hackney Service Centre

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Planned procurement notice on Find a Tender

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender


description: Repair and maintenance services of building installations

title: Maintenance of AFD and VAS Equipment

description: Maintenance of the Fire Detection and Alarm Systems (AFD & VAS) for the Parliamentary Estate.

name: Corporate Officer of the House of Commons

locality: LONDON

postalCode: SW1A 0AA

streetAddress: Parliament Square

description: Public authority - central government

Corporate Officer of the House of Lords

description: Public authority - central government

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Preliminary market engagement notice on Find a Tender

description: Early market engagement.


title: Telephone Interpretation Services

Quality

weight: percentageExact

Price

type: price

title: Video Remote Interpretation Services

title: Face to Face Interpretation Services

title: Translation Services

description: Lot 4 - Sensory Impairment Interpretation and Translation Services (including but not limited to British sign language, lip speaking, speech-to-text operators, Braille transcription and audio transcription)

description: Translation services

description: Interpretation services

description: Health and social work services

description: Translation services

description: Interpretation services

description: Health and social work services

description: Translation services

description: Interpretation services

description: Health and social work services

description: Translation services

description: Interpretation services

description: Health and social work services

description: Translation services

description: Interpretation services

description: Health and social work services

title: Northamptonshire Children's Trust Language Support Services

description: Not published

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Tender submission deadline updated to 17 July 2025

type: closed

method: withoutReopeningCompetition

description: Providers will be ranked according to their tender submissions based on price and quality. The Provider ranked overall price and quality in the particular Lot will be selected first to provide the service. If they are unable to do so, the second ranked Provider will be contacted and so on.

description:
Northamptonshire Children's Trust wishes to invite Tender Responses for the supply of Language Support Services.
The objectives of this Framework Agreement is to have a range of Providers that are able to provide high quality Language Support Services to the Trust's clients - both the Children and Young People the Trust is supporting and their wider family network who may also require the service. The service specification describes a requirement to establish a framework agreement with several Service Providers to supply Language Support Services to clients who speak, communicate or read languages other than English, or who need to communicate in English in non-standard ways e.g. via audio media, either individually or in groups.
The Children's Trust is setting up a Framework Agreement for the provision of Language Support Services for an initial period of 24 months, with the option to extend for two additional periods of 12 months each, for a maximum duration of 48 months (2+1+1 years).
The Services sought under this framework agreement will be split into the following five lots:
Lot 1a - Telephone Interpretation Services
Lot 1b - Video Remote Interpretation Services
Lot 2 - Face to Face Interpretation Services
Lot 3 - Translation Services (including hard copy and electronic translation services)
Lot 4 - Sensory Impairment Interpretation and Translation
The Contract has an estimated annual budget of £400,000 (exclusive of VAT) for the delivery of the requirement as set out in the Specification.
In order to be considered for this opportunity, you MUST have registered and submitted your core supplier information to the Central Digital Platform (CDP). Please visit https://supplier-information.find-tender.service.gov.uk/ to register, and provide your core supplier information.
Please note, you are then required to confirm your share code and provide a PDF copy of this information when you submit your tender return.

Northamptonshire Children's Trust

streetAddress: 1 Angel Square

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender


title: Data Integration

description: This lot focuses on advanced data integration capabilities beyond traditional Extract-Transform-Load or Extract-Load-Transform methods. Solutions should offer configurable connectors, orchestration tools, real-time ingestion, and metadata-driven management. Emphasis should be on reducing long-term integration costs and increasing operational transparency. Basic cloud storage and compute will be covered elsewhere; this lot covers higher-level functions like data validation, cataloguing, and lineage tracking. It will form the backbone for delivering trusted datasets supporting critical operations.

title: Accelerators

description: This lot provides accelerators to enhance data-driven decision-making. Solutions should support model development, machine learning operations, synthetic data usage, and real-time inference. The focus is on reducing time-to-insight and improving operational efficiency. Foundational compute services are covered in other lots. This lot targets intelligent capabilities such as automated workflows, pre-trained models, and integration with operational systems.

title: Applications

description: This lot supports rapid development and management of enterprise-grade applications. Solutions should enable microservices, continuous integration and continuous delivery/deployment, observability, and secure deployments. Focus areas include fast delivery, scalability, and continuous innovation. Core infrastructure will be handled in other lots; this lot addresses platforms and services enabling mission-critical software to operate efficiently and securely across the enterprise.

title: Edge Storage and Compute

description: This lot focuses on edge computing and local storage for real-time, low-latency data processing. Solutions should include containerized edge nodes, tiered storage, and resilient, secure connectivity. Emphasis is on supporting distributed environments with limited or intermittent connectivity. Centralized compute and storage will be addressed separately. This lot is essential for scalable, autonomous operations at the edge.

title: Services

description: This lot includes expert services to support technology adoption and integration across all other lots. Offerings may include technical training, architecture consulting, synthetic data support, and proof-of-concept development. The goal is to reduce implementation risk and ensure technology choices are effective and well-informed. This lot is the enabler for maximizing ROI and building capability in a complex technology landscape.

description: Software programming and consultancy services

description: Data services

description: Research services

description: Data services

description: Research services

description: Data services

description: Research services

description: Data services

description: Research services

description: Data services

description: Research services

title: DDAI/010 Digital Decision Accelerators for Defence (DDAD) Open Framework

accessDetails: Tender Documents will be provided electronically at the same time of the Tender Notice.

features:
This Digital ‘Decisions’ Accelerators for Defence (DDAD), Open Framework will be a multi-supplier agreement that falls under the scope of the Procurement Act 2023 (PA23). The MOD intends to run a streamlined two-stage competitive tendering procedure before awarding a fixed number of Supplier’s against each Lot on the framework.
The Commercial Process for the DDAD Framework will have the following components:
•	Stage 1 – Condition of Participation (COP):
Suppliers wishing to participate in this opportunity must submit a complete and compliant response to the Tender Notice before the deadline (this deadline will be clearly stated in the Tender Notice and Tender Documentation once it is available). This pre-qualification stage will be focused on determining which Suppliers are best capable of delivering the required services, and therefore offer the most value to the MOD. This stage will be broken down into the following sections (Question categories subject to change):
-	Your Information (Information Only)
-	Your Bidding Model (Information Only)
-	Exclusion Grounds (Pass / Fail)
-	Discretionary Exclusion Grounds (Pass / Fail)
-	Technical Ability (Scored)
-	Additional Questions (Scored)
To ensure transparency, the MOD will be using Stage 1 to down-select Suppliers, and as such will only take a fixed number of Suppliers to the next stage (the number of Suppliers being taken through will be clearly stated in the Tender Notice and Tender Documentation once it is available).
•	Stage 2 – Invitation To Tender (ITT):
Suppliers who are successful at Stage 1 will be invited to the next stage in the procurement process. Stage 2 will be a more detailed, focussed, assessment of Suppliers’ capabilities in response to a list of questions set by the MOD. Stage 2 will include:
-	Technical Questions (Scored)
-	Social Value (Scored)
-	Presentation (Scored)
-	Financial Assessment (Scored)
Please note at Stage 2 the questions will be lot-specific and require different responses from Suppliers. Suppliers should be aware that no extra time is provided for Suppliers who are wishing to bid against multiple lots, albeit they are free to do so and will be scored separately.
•	Stage 3 – Framework Award:
Suppliers with the Most Advantageous Tenders (MAT) at Stage 2 will be invited to sign the DDAD Framework Agreement and subsequently be awarded a place on the Framework. Parties are required to sign the DDAD Framework Agreement before being awarded a place onto the Framework. All Suppliers from Stage 2 will receive an assessment summary letter that explains their award or rejection based on their response to the ITT.
•	Stage 4 – Framework Call-Off:
Successful Suppliers from Stage 3 will be appointed a place on a lot within the Framework in readiness for the MOD to utilise (“Call-Off”) via the running of a streamlined competitive process. It is up to the MOD, and with consideration to its unique requirements, in how they structure their competitive Call-Off process, however as a minimum this competition will feature a Financial and Social Value component. After a successful competition (as decided by the MOD), the MOD shall award work to the highest scoring Supplier(s).
IMPORTANT – Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this notice and is based on the latest information available at this time. However, all information provided in this notice may be subject to change prior to the launching of this Tender Notice. Any change(s) will be clearly identified in the Tender Notice.

acceleratedRationale: Qualifying planned procurement notice

description:
Clarification on maximum number of suppliers across the framework lots.
The Authority remains comitted to ensuring that this notice is regularly udated.
Please note this is not a call for competition.

description:
Change 1 (old):
(1) Clarification on maximum number of suppliers across the framework lots. (2) The Authority remains comitted to ensuring that this notice is regularly udated. (3) Please note this is not a call for competition.
Change 2 (new):
(1) Deadline for providing feedback has now passed. (2) You may register to attend the Bidders Conference via the following link: (Https://forms.office.com/e/0i7aVDDiwC)
The Authority will provide an update on the Bidders Conference in the near future. If you have not yet registered and wish to attend, please register using the link above in Change 2, Item 2. If you have already completed a response please do not submit a new response.

description:
The Ministry of Defence (MOD) is intending to launch a procurement for a new Defence and Security Open Framework specially designed to encourage the development, and accelerants of, advanced digital 'Decision' capabilities. An Open Framework is defined as a scheme of successive frameworks that allows for the periodic reopening of supplier lists under substantially the same terms. This contrasts with traditional ‘closed’ frameworks where after a single competition process suppliers are ‘locked’ in or out of a framework for its full duration.
This Open Framework will operate as the main delivery mechanism for ASGARD; the British Army's flagship Transformative Capability Initiative (TCI). This project will deliver a central part of the Chief of General Staff's (CGS) Growth Through Transformation (GTT) strategy.
This Open Framework will focus on the 'Decide' element of the target acquisition cycle (Sense-Decide-Effect); supporting ASGARD’s goal of reinventing, and transforming, how land forces deliver operational decision-support and decision-making software via the use of modern Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning (AI/ML) technologies. More information, including the final scope of this framework, will become available in the future publishing of the Tender Notice and associated Tender Documents (anticipated in Q3 of 2025).
Over four (4) core years (with options to extend), the estimated value of this framework is estimated to be £180,000,000.00. This figure is purely indicative and is not a comittment to spend, and is subject to amendment prior to the publishing of the Tender Notice and associated Tender Documentation.
The MOD has duly considered the use of lots in this framework and has provided the details of proposed lots below. These lots, and the procurement process, will be suitable for Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to bid for. Suppliers will be able to bid against multiple lots and, if successful, be awarded onto multiple. Please be aware that the MOD will not be providing additional time for Suppliers bidding onto multiple lots during the tender process.
Supplier Feedback on Lots:
Suppliers are invited to provide voluntary feedback on the lot names, number of places, and descriptions for the MODs consideration. If a Supplier is interested in providing feedback, they must do so by the 13th June 2025, at 17:00. Feedback must be limited to the lots and must be submitted via the MS Form provided, in Section 2 and Section 3 (LINK HAS NOW EXPIRED).
Please note that the MOD reserves the right to consider feedback and to alter, amend, or remove lots entirely on that basis. The final lots will be made clear in the Tender Notice and associated Tender Documents.
Supplier Invitation to Bidders Conference:
The MOD is planning to hold a virtual Bidders Conference for prospective Suppliers to attend (no commitment to bid required to attend). A date has not yet been confirmed for this event; however, the MOD will endeavour to provide as much notice as possible and in any event more than two (2) weeks. To promote principles of equal treatment and transparency, this session will be recorded and can made available to Suppliers who request it or are unable to attend.
The Bidders Conference will include a brief introduction from the Project Team and a run through of the process from the Commercial Team. The intention of this session is three-fold, namely: (1) to explain how Suppliers, especially Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs), can get involved in this opportunity, (2) to promote a common understanding of the program’s goals, and (3) to set the behaviours that MOD and Suppliers can expect from each other.
While a date is not confirmed for the Bidders Conference, should your organisation wish to attend please complete the MS Form, Section 1, so that the MOD may contact you once a date is confirmed (UPDATED LINK FOR NEW SUPPLIERS 16/06/2025: https://forms.office.com/e/0i7aVDDiwC).

Ministry of Defence

locality: Corsham

postalCode: SN13 9NR

streetAddress: MOD Corsham, Building 405, B2, Westwells Road,

description: Public authority - central government

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender


description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Transparency notice on Find a Tender

description: Contract award notice on Find a Tender

description: Repair and maintenance services

title: Banknote Print Machinery Servicing

description: Not published

description: Servicing of Bank of England banknote printing machines to extend lifespan. Contract Value based on current exchange rates.

procurementMethodRationale:
Single supplier - intellectual property or exclusive rights
(a)due to the supplier having intellectual property rights or other exclusive rights, only that supplier can supply the goods, services or works required, and
(b)there are no reasonable alternatives to those goods, services or works.
Single Supplier - technical reasons
(a) there is an absence of competition for technical reasons
(b) there are no reasonable alternatives to those services which need to be supplied

BANK OF ENGLAND

postalCode: EC2R 8AH

streetAddress: Threadneedle Street

description: Public authority - central government

Komori Corporation

region: JP

country: JP

locality: Tokyo

countryName: Japan

streetAddress: 11-1, Azumabashi 3-chome, Sumida-ku

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender


description: Two Optional Extension Years are included and may be invoked on Authority request on a one year plus one year basis.(1+1)

description: Contract administration services

description: Staff training services

title: Lessons - UK4

description: Not published

format: application/zip

description: Lessons ITT Pack

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description:
Integrated Warfare Centre (IWC) is looking to award a contract to a suitable Contractor to provide professional services support in the form of 8 full time personnel working across the UK STRATCOM footprint, within the following Departments; IWC, Analysis and Assurance (A&A) Team, Military Strategic Headq]uarters (MSHQ), Permanent Joint Headquarters (PJHQ), jHUB and the Defence Experimentation and Wargaming Hub (DEWH). Lessons Contractors will be responsible for collecting, analysing, actioning, implementing and validating lessons from UK Defence operations and exercises, wargaming events, experimentation, and innovation activities. This will be conducted in accordance with relevant Defence Lessons Policies, which will be shared with Lessons Contractors during an initial mobilisation period, and using tools, primarily the Defence Lessons Identified Management System (DLIMS).
This tender notice is for the award of a public contract through an Open Procedure in accordance with the Competitive Tendering Procedures under the Procurement Act 2023 (PA2023). In accordance with Section 7, the requirement falls within the Defence and Security Requirement derogations (e), (f) and (g) for the goods, services or works for military purposes, and services that are otherwise relevant to the operational capability, effectiveness, readiness for action, safety or security of the armed forces. Therefore, the relevant provisions of the PA 2023 relating to Defence and Security contracts are applicable.
The Lessons Contract will initially be for two (2) years at an estimated cost of £4,152,500.00 ex VAT. If the two (2) proposed option years are taken (on a 1 year + 1 year basis), subject to affordability and approval, this may take the value to £8,440,000.00 ex VAT. The second option year is subject to indexation in accordance with the formula outlined within the Invitation to Tender (ITT).
This will be a Service based Contract, with a security classification of up to and including SECRET. Further security requirements will be detailed during the tender process as part of ITT.
The Cyber Risk Profile for this requirement identified by the Cyber Risk Assessment is High (Reference – RAR 250605A01)
It is anticipated that TUPE will apply to this requirement, for which provisions are outlined within the ITT.
A UK1 Pipeline notice was published under Notice Reference 2025/S 000-026958.

Ministry of Defence

locality: Shrivenham

postalCode: SN6 8LA

streetAddress: Faringdon Road

description: Public authority - central government

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender


description: Agricultural machinery

description: Industrial machinery

description: Machinery for mining, quarrying, construction equipment

title: Waste Service Mobile Plant - Market Engagement

description:
Background:
Essex is a large county with almost 1.5 million residents generating approximately 700,000 tonnes of local authority collected waste per annum. As the statutory Waste Disposal Authority for Essex, Essex County Council (the Authority) is responsible for providing a range of infrastructure and arrangements for the management of waste.
The Authority operate 21 Recycling Centres for Household Waste (RCHW) and 5 Waste Transfer Stations (WTS), and work closely with the 12 borough, city and district councils who are the Waste Collection Authorities (WCA) within the county of Essex.
Brief Overview of the Requirement:
The Authority has a requirement for a variety of plant machine vehicles across a variety of sites throughout the county, ECC is publishing a survey which is intended to enable Essex to evaluate the most suitable procurement route for the Authority.
To evaluate the most suitable procurement route we are asking for indicative pricing information from suppliers for the following machines:
20 tonne material handlers, 20 tonne loading shovels and 16/07 tonne material handlers.
Details of the specifications for each machine are included within the survey which can be found here: https://forms.office.com/e/TH2kAcnuUc

Essex County Council

locality: Chelmsford

postalCode: CM1 1QH

streetAddress: County Hall, Market Road

description: Public authority - sub-central government

description: Pipeline notice on Find a Tender

description: Preliminary market engagement notice on Find a Tender

description:
Responses are being gathered via a Microsoft Forms Survey which can be found here: https://forms.office.com/e/TH2kAcnuUc
Please Note: This premarket engagement notice is intended as an information gathering exercise. Participation in this survey is not an indication of a commitment to participate in any future tendering process nor does it infer any preferential or special status on those individuals and organisations who participate.


description: see RfQ

description: Research and development services and related consultancy services

title: Advancing the metabarcoding assay validation framework

description: RfQ

description: Commercial Response Template

description: Contract Draft

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Clarifications to Bidders Questions

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: updated submission information

description: Amended contract value

description: added clarifications to bidders questions

description:
DNA-based methods have the potential to significantly change how we monitor and assess ecosystems. Natural England has been exploring the use of these methods for environmental monitoring for several years, delivering a series of reports which focus on the development of DNA-based methods with potential in a particular area. These methods are now being used more widely within Natural England, particularly the detection of ecological communities using environmental DNA (eDNA). This is often conducted by employing metabarcoding assays which target specific species assemblages (e.g. fish, mammals) or broader taxonomic groups (e.g. vertebrates, invertebrates, bacteria).
The DNA Team aims to operationalise DNA-based methods and produces guidance for using them in monitoring projects. In order to provide sound recommendations, it is important that we understand the limitations of, and uncertainties with, DNA-based methods. Natural England staff need to be able to understand how DNA-derived data can be used, and the confidence they can have in data derived using different DNA-based methods which have been validated to different stages.
Natural England previously commissioned the development of a framework to enable end users to assess confidence in metabarcoding assays and results (Pagaling and others, under review; a copy of the framework can be provided by Natural England upon request by emailing monitoring.innovation@naturalengland.org.uk). By using the checklist and levelled scale, end users can appropriately interpret results. It also provides validation and reporting standards for the development of new metabarcoding assays. The framework will enable end-users to determine the recommended scenarios for application of a given assay and improve assay performance with further validation.
As part of development, the framework was trialled against five commonly used assays in the eDNA literature, with specific climate and habitat combinations to account for inherent differences in biodiversity between climates and different workflows used across habitats. Due to time and resource, only temperate climates and one or two habitats for each assay were considered, and the number of metabarcoding studies evaluated to assign a level for each assay varied.
This project will advance the metabarcoding assay validation framework by expanding upon this trial to conduct a comprehensive literature review and meta-analysis, covering more assays being used for different purposes and in different contexts. Feedback on the framework will be sought from the wider eDNA community and a user guide created for applying the framework.

submissionMethodDetails:
To apply for this opportunity, you must submit your quotation meeting the requirements detailed in the Request for Quotation (RFQ) attached. Your response must be sent to monitoring.innovation@naturalengland.org.uk by 12pm BST on 20th June 2025.
If you have any clarification questions linked to this opportunity or the procurement process, please submit these via email to monitoring.innovation@naturalengland.org.uk. Please note that, unless commercially sensitive, both the question and the response will be circulated to all tenderers.

Natural England

locality: London

postalCode: SW1P 4DF

streetAddress: Seacole Building, 2 Marsham Street

description: Public authority - central government


description: Sole discretion of the Authority 12m + 12m

description:
55% Quality
5% Social Value
40% Price

description: Software package and information systems

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

title: Provision of a Platform used for the Isle of Wight Council's Wightcare Services

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: The requirement is for a tele-alarm call handling platform that is fully digital. The Authorities Wightcare service is unique on the island as it provides a call handling service along with a Responder Service when people need the physical help of a person. Our Responder Services sets us apart from any other island based provider of services.

Isle of Wight Council

locality: Newport

postalCode: PO30 1UD

streetAddress: County Hall

description:
It is important to note that this is not an invitation to tender, it is strictly a Preliminary Market Engagement Questionnaire, intended to capture market information.
The Authority is engaging with potential suppliers to seek views and feedback to the information provided and questionnaire.  This is intended to be used to assist the Authority on deciding the next steps for the procurement of the platform and equipment used for our Wightcare Service.
We need a tele-alarm call handling platform that is fully digital and has a range of equipment, such as fire alarms in the home or movement sensors (to name a few) that are compatible with the system and fully digital.
It is important to note that this is not an invitation to tender, it is strictly a Preliminary Market Engagement Questionnaire, intended to capture market information.


description: Environmental services

description: see RfQ

description:
Natural England is developing the Conservation Measures Standard to underpin the delivery of the NRF. Part of this work requires a methodology and tool for quantify the nutrient reductions generated through implementing riparian buffer strips (RBS) in Nutrient Neutrality (NN) catchments to improve water quality. This tool will facilitate mitigation scheme suppliers to design and deliver robust RBS to generate nutrient reductions capable of offsetting nutrient inputs from development in NN catchments.
This tool and its associated guidance will be part of a wider project Natural England has begun to produce standardised tools, guidance and assessment criteria to ensure conservation measure projects (mitigation schemes) are effective at achieving the intended environmental outcome. This project, the Conservation Measures Standard (CMS), will develop Solution Toolkits for each of the measure relied upon to deliver nutrient mitigation, prioritising the most effective and commonly used measures to allow scheme suppliers to design and implement high-quality schemes in accordance with the set standard.
This request for work will build on existing work on RBS to generate nutrient mitigation by commissioning a comprehensive methodology and tool to accurately quantify the nutrient reduction achieved at a project scale through the implementation of RBS. The commission forms two parts, the first request is to design a robust methodology to calculate the N and P reduction achieved in kg/year by implementing a RBS project in a NN catchment. This will need to be developed in collaboration with NE and should incorporate the existing evidence base commissioned by NE. The second part of this commission is to use GIS and data science/analytics to develop a tool to enable site specific calculations for N and P reductions achieved by a RBS project. This must be based on the above methodology and should incorporate a level of precaution to account for any uncertainty. The work should align with other publications and tools generated by NE to quantify the nutrient inputs resulting from new development (Nutrient Neutrality calculators) and to quantify the nutrient reductions achieved by Nature-based Solutions/mitigation measures (Cover Crop calculators).

description: Environmental services

title: Riparian Buffer Strip Tool and Methodology for project assessments

description: RfQ

description: Contract Draft

description: Commercial Response Template

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Clarifications to Bidders' Questions

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Clarifications to Bidders' Questions

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: RfQ

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Clarifications to Bidders Questions

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: RfQ

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Clarifications to Bidders Questions

description: Tender notice on Find a Tender

description: Added Q&As

description: Added Q&As

description: amended estimated contract value on RfQ

description: updated clarifications to bidders questions

description: updated RfQ

submissionMethodDetails:
To apply for this opportunity you must submit your quotation meeting the requirements detailed in the Request for Quotation (RFQ), entitled Riparian Buffer Strip Tool and Methodology project scale assessment, attached.
Your response must be sent to georgia.findlay@naturalengland.org.uk by 17:00 on 21st June 2025.
If you have any clarification questions linked to this opportunity or the procurement process please submit these via email to georgia.findlay@naturalengland.org.uk or rupert.hammond@naturalengland.org.uk. Please note that, unless commercially sensitive, both the question and the response will be circulated to all tenderers.

Natural England

description: Public authority - central government

H FRASER CONSULTING LTD

locality: Shrewsbury

postalCode: SY1 2DP

streetAddress: The Pump House

description: Contract details notice on Find a Tender