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The tender invites bidders to supply Pharmacy Homecare Medicine Services of low and mid technology, with optional health‑care professional‑led support, to NHS patients across the South West of England. The contracting entity is Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust, acting on behalf of a consortium of trusts including Dorset County, Gloucestershire, North Bristol, Royal Cornwall, and others, all of which may join the framework at any time during the contract period. The services will be delivered within the UKK region and bids must be submitted electronically through the Atamis portal.

The procurement is organised into multiple lots representing a broad spectrum of therapeutic areas. These include oncology and haematology, growth hormones, fertility, neurology, HIV and Hep C, hepatology and transplant immunosuppressants, erythropoietin (EPO), cytokines and biologics, medical specialities, respiratory, and weight management medicines. The framework expects a coordinated supply of these medication ranges to support homecare delivery, ensuring continuity of care for patients nationwide in the designated region.

All bids must comply with the specified quality, financial, and net‑zero criteria and be submitted, without fees, via the designated Atamis platform under the given deadlines.

Portsmouth City Council is procuring a multi‑contractor framework to deliver comprehensive building safety works for a portfolio of higher risk residential buildings, with additional coverage for medium and low‑rise blocks in the Portsmouth area. The framework will list up to six contractors, organised into a primary tier of four and a secondary tier of two, and will be activated through evaluation of bids submitted for the Mill Gate House remediation project. Once established, the contract will run for a four‑year term, extendable in two‑year increments up to six years, and will support a staged pipeline of remedial work across several high‑rise properties, each pipeline ranging between £7‑9 million in value.

Contractors selected to the framework will act as both Principal Designer and Principal Contractor under CDM 2015 and Building Regulations 2010, overseeing the design and execution of highly complex, multi‑disciplinary building safety projects. The scope will encompass fire safety system upgrades—such as the installation or replacement of fire doors, fire‑rated partitions, AOVs, ventilation systems, fire alarm and sprinkler networks—alongside structural repairs, asbestos removal, electrical distribution upgrades, water supply improvements and, where required, general refurbishment of interior and exterior building elements. Works will be carried out on occupied buildings, requiring sophisticated resident engagement and coordination to minimise disruption or support temporary relocation.

These projects must adhere to all applicable safety regulation standards, including the Building Safety Regulator application process, and shall be executed in line with current fire safety legislation. All work shall comply with the Building Regulations 2010 and the Building Safety Regulator requirements.

The Holmes Chapel Parish Council, through its Community Centre, is inviting qualified contractors to provide a refurbishment of the external façade of the studio building. The current cladding has deteriorated, exhibiting flaking finishes and localized rust, compromising the building’s aesthetics and potential future water‑tightness despite the absence of current ingress. The procurement specifically seeks remedial works for those sides of the studio most visibly affected, rather than the entire exterior, to restore and protect the fabric over the long term.

The selected contractor will be required to submit a comprehensive proposal that outlines a suitable remedial strategy, including a detailed method statement and risk assessment before commencement. Access arrangements to the work area must be identified, and any necessary scaffolding will be listed as a separate cost item. Works must be coordinated with Everybody Health & Leisure and the Parish Council to maintain continuous public use of the Centre, allowing for temporary pedestrian realignment as required. The supplier will also furnish proof of necessary competencies, appropriate insurance cover, and a performance guarantee or warranty upon completion.

All quotations must be delivered by the deadline set in the notice, and the contractor will be called to discuss technical solutions under confidential terms. Upon award, a fixed contract, including a six‑month retention clause and agreed payment schedule, will be signed. All work will conform to UK building regulations and employ a weather‑resistant, non‑rusting cladding material suitable for the local climate.

Procurement for Housing Scotland is inviting qualified organisations to join a multi‑lot framework that delivers a comprehensive range of decarbonisation and retrofit services to public bodies seeking to achieve Net Zero targets. The framework covers asset management, surveys, inspection, and testing, as well as specialist consultancy and multi‑disciplinary works across heating, renewable power systems, insulation, and heat‑network installation. It also includes provision for electric vehicle chargers and innovation in future technologies, ensuring that the procurement supports a full lifecycle of sustainable performance improvements for social housing assets.

The 15 designated lots comprise: Lot 1 for Asset Management Services; Lot 2 for Surveys, Inspection & Testing; Lot 3 for Retrofit Services; Lot 4 for Managing Agents & Multi‑Service Consultancy; Lot 5 for Heat Network Consultancy; Lot 6 for Net Zero Consultancy; Lot 7 for Electric Vehicle Chargers; Lot 8 for Insulation Works (Band A, GBP 0‑1.5 m); Lot 9 for Insulation Works (Band B, GBP 0+); Lot 10 for Heating & Renewable Energy Systems (Band A, GBP 0‑1.5 m); Lot 11 for Heating & Renewable Energy Systems (Band B, GBP 0+); Lot 12 for Multi‑Disciplinary Decarbonisation & Retrofit Works (Band A, GBP 0‑1.5 m); Lot 13 for Multi‑Disciplinary Decarbonisation & Retrofit Works (Band B, GBP 0+); Lot 14 for Heat Network Installation & Associated Works; and Lot 15 for Innovation & Future Technologies. All work under the framework must comply with relevant UK green building and net‑zero construction standards.

Kent County Council is seeking a provider to supply a comprehensive Kent‑wide 11+ Examination Service that will annually identify the most able 25 % of candidates for admission to the county’s grammar schools. The service will support the Council’s voluntary testing scheme, which attracts around 19 000 participants each year, by supplying all elements required for a streamlined examination cycle.

The contracted provider will design, produce and deliver a range of materials and software. These include generic test familiarisation resources for schools and parents, bespoke confidential test papers and multiple‑choice answer sheets built for quick and accurate reading by consumer‑grade scanners, and finely detailed administration guidelines. In addition, the provider will supply printable, bar‑coded, double‑sided scannable answer sheets with pupil data, marking software, standardisation tools and printable standardisation tables, and will provide comprehensive training and support to Council staff throughout the testing process.

All answer sheets must be barcoded, double‑sided and scannable by consumer‑grade scanners, and the marking and standardisation software must integrate with the supplied templates.