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The London and Quadrant Housing Trust, together with its subsidiary Quadrant Construction Services, is inviting service providers and consultants to supply marketing suites and signage for its self‑delivered new‑build housing projects across London and the South East. The procurement is organised through a dynamic purchasing system and seeks qualified suppliers capable of delivering both the design and implementation of marketing suites and the installation, maintenance and eventual replacement of signage throughout the construction phases. The tender is presented in multiple lots, each requiring the same breadth of service delivery, with Lot 8 expressly allowing variants while the other lots remain fixed.

All prospective suppliers must demonstrate that the marketing suite and signage solutions they propose comply with the statutory requirements set out in the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

The tender establishes a Dynamic Purchasing System dedicated to the procurement of repair, maintenance, and related services for public‑sector facilities across Scotland. It is intended for educational institutions, healthcare establishments, emergency service depots, housing schemes and other public‑sector buildings, providing a structured response to both urgent and scheduled maintenance needs. The DPS is divided into fourteen distinct lots organised into four primary workstreams that cover the full spectrum of building maintenance—from the envelope and structural integrity to mechanical, electrical, and environmental systems, with an overarching multidisciplinary component for complex projects.

Workstream 1 addresses the building envelope, encompassing roofing, external cladding, internal damp and mould rectification, and the upkeep of windows, doors and other openings. Workstream 2 covers mechanical and electrical (M&E) systems, including plumbing, heating, ventilation, cooling, electrical distribution, lifts and detection equipment such as CCTV and fire alarms. Workstream 3 focuses on environmental and infestation control, covering property protection, pest management and drainage solutions. Workstream 4 allows for integrated, multi‑disciplinary contracts that combine multiple areas of maintenance within a single agreement. All services must comply with the relevant UK building regulations, health and safety requirements, fire safety standards and environmental guidelines.

The Dynamic Purchasing System is established to procure mobile diagnostic and/or treatment units for use by NHS and other public sector organisations across the United Kingdom. These units, typically delivered as vans or temporary cabin structures, are intended to increase capacity, reduce waiting lists and alleviate clinical pressure by providing diagnostic or therapeutic services in hospital sites or closer to patients’ homes such as GP practices or community locations. The system is structured into three distinct lots, allowing suppliers to offer either hire or lease arrangements, outright purchase, or hire with an inclusive managed service that covers consumables and staffing where required.

Lot 1 focuses on providing fully equipped units on a hire or lease basis, while Lot 2 invites suppliers to deliver these units through purchase. Lot 3 expands the offer by including a managed service component, ensuring ongoing provision of consumables and personnel as necessary. All offers must meet the requirements outlined in the DPS Outline Specification, with variants accepted and contracts subject to renewal. Units must adhere to the DPS Outline Specification and meet all applicable NHS technical and safety standards.

West Yorkshire Combined Authority has established a Dynamic Market invitation for participation in franchised bus service procurement. The market is divided into two distinct tiers: Tier A, where operators are required to use Authority‑owned depot facilities and fleet for their contractual operations, and Tier B and C, where operators may source their own depots and typically use their own fleet, with occasional use of Authority‑owned vehicles. All potential suppliers may submit applications to either or both tiers at any time, provided they complete the formal process through YorTender before the specified deadlines (19 September 2025 for Tier A Round 1 and 3 October 2025 for Tier B & C Round 1). Membership in the relevant tier is mandatory to receive tender invitations, as the Combined Authority will issue invitations only to members and will not publish individual procurements on the central digital platform.

For each tier, public service bus contracts will cover the provision of bus services to the general public on pre‑specified timetables within the West Yorkshire area. Operators will supply drivers, staff, vehicle maintenance, cleaning, traffic coordination and network management, and will integrate IT and other systems with the Authority’s performance‑monitoring and customer‑facing platforms. Tier A contracts mandate operation from Authority‑provided depots and use of Authority‑owned fleet, whereas Tier B & C contracts allow operator‑provided depots and primarily operator‑owned fleet, with limited Authority vehicle usage. All contractual obligations must be performed in accordance with the Authority’s performance management regime and other contract management arrangements. The services must operate from a Combined Authority depot and utilize Authority‑owned fleet.

The Association of North East Councils Ltd. has extended the validity of the NEPO528 pseudo‑Dynamic Purchasing System for the provision of British Sign Language (BSL) and related interpretation services until 31 August 2028. Under this system, suppliers who wish to be considered must register and submit tenders through the Open e‑Tendering platform, with technical support available during standard business hours. The contract is structured into four distinct lots, each encompassing a combination of face‑to‑face and video‑link BSL interpretation, speech‑to‑text operation, lip‑speaking, deafblind communication, international sign language, and deaf relay interpreting. All lots are subject to potential future renewals and require that providers maintain the capacity to deliver the specified services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, without the allowance for variants or optional add‑ons.

Suppliers must demonstrate the ability to meet the stringent 24‑hour availability requirement for all interpreter modalities listed across the lots, ensuring continuous, round‑the‑clock access to BSL and complementary support services. All providers are required to secure an account with the Open e‑Tendering system via the provided link and are encouraged to consult the training guides for submission guidance. No guarantee is given as to the actual volume of orders that may arise under this system. All suppliers must provide 24 hours a day, 7 days a week availability for the specified interpreter services, including BSL, speech‑to‑text, lip‑speaking, deafblind communication, international sign, and deaf relay interpreting.