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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark seeks a specialist fund manager to oversee the full life cycle of three newly introduced business‑support instruments – E1 (early pipeline development), E2 (development, testing and launch of inclusive and sustainable business models), and E4 (demonstration of scalable, private‑sector‑developed solutions with public authorities). These instruments are integral to the Danish Government’s “A Changing World” Strategy for Development Cooperation, which aims to increase Danish private investment in the Global South, thereby fostering sustainable local value chains, job creation and socio‑economic development aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals. The consultant will operate primarily from Denmark, with field visits to partner countries when required.

The scope of work requires the consultant to manage every phase of the grant cycle: designing and executing convocations and application procedures, evaluating proposals, contracting grantees or partnership equals, supervising project implementation, providing technical and project‑management support, and ensuring accurate financial administration, controls and state‑subsidy compliance. Monitoring, results reporting, knowledge management and risk mitigation will be undertaken in accordance with the Ministry’s Aid Management Guidelines (AMG), Fund Management Guidelines (FMG) and the broader Danish public procurement framework. Outreach and communication with entrepreneurs and SMEs will be crucial to generate stakeholder engagement and share lessons learned, while quality assurance activities will uphold the integrity of funded projects.

The consultancy contract obliges the contractor to adhere to all applicable Danish and EU procurement regulations, including compliance with Ministry of Foreign Affairs AMG, FMG and anti‑corruption standards; to pass all exclusion and restriction checks under the Danish Public Procurement Act and the EU Council Regulation (EC) No 833/2014 as amended; and to maintain financial management, procurement, and risk‑management controls that safeguard public funds and project outcomes.

The Zamboanga City Medical Center is soliciting bids for the supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of new medical equipment for use in four of its clinical units – the Obstetrics‑Gynecology Department, the Geriatric Care Unit, the Outpatient Department, and the Internal Medicine Department – as part of its FY 2026 operating plan. The project is structured to provide each department with a range of diagnostic, therapeutic, and monitoring devices that will enhance patient care and support the center's mission to deliver comprehensive health services across Zamboanga del Sur.

Contractors will be required to procure, ship, and professionally install the equipment within 90 calendar days from the award date, after which a full commissioning process will validate the devices for safe and effective clinical use. Bidders must demonstrate at least ten years of experience completing comparable medical‑equipment projects for public health institutions and must be compliant with the country’s procurement statutes, including ownership and citizenship requirements that favor Filipino entities. The equipment must be new, meet all applicable Philippine and international medical‑device specifications, and be accompanied by detailed performance and safety documentation.

All supplied devices must conform to the technical standards and certification protocols mandated by the Philippine Department of Health and relevant ISO/IEC requirements for medical equipment, ensuring that each unit is fully calibrated, documented, and verified for clinical readiness at the time of commissioning.

The contract calls for a comprehensive support framework centred on the European Union’s LIFE programme, a flagship environmental initiative that finances actions for nature conservation, climate change mitigation and air and water protection across Europe. CINEA and DG ENV need external partners to provide sustained monitoring, communication, and ancillary services that enable the successful implementation and visibility of LIFE projects. The focus remains on ensuring that the funding is effectively tracked, the benefits are clearly communicated to stakeholders, and opportunities for policy feedback and commercial application are identified and supported.

To this end the procuring authorities seek an external team capable of monitoring roughly one thousand LIFE action and operating grants spread across a wide array of thematic areas and geographical locations. The monitors must bring specialised knowledge of the relevant national or local contexts and languages, and be able to provide deliberative support where issues arise. In parallel, the tender requires robust communication activities: producing social media outreach, newsletters, and publications; organising Info Days, the LIFE Awards, and other outreach events; participating in third‑party events; and delivering policy feedback studies and in‑person or online activities as requested by the principal DGs (ENV, CLIMA, ENER). The scope also includes annual Welcome Meetings for new projects and support aimed at facilitating the commercial success of LIFE‑funded initiatives.

The activities will primarily be carried out within the EU and in associated third countries, with fewer than ten visits to overseas territories during the framework contract. All work must be performed in accordance with EU procurement rules and GDPR‑compliant data handling practices.

The London Universities Purchasing Consortium (LUPC), acting on behalf of the UK Universities Purchasing Consortia (UKUPC), is establishing a Framework Agreement to secure comprehensive building maintenance services for university estates across the United Kingdom. The Framework is divided into two distinct Lots: Lot 1 covers an integrated maintenance programme that includes planned preventative maintenance (PPM), reactive repairs, emergency response, statutory compliance activities, fabric maintenance and the delivery of minor works projects; Lot 2 provides specialist mechanical, electrical and plumbing/public health (MEP) maintenance, encompassing PPM, reactive work, emergency response, statutory inspections, testing and compliance specifically related to building engineering systems. Both Lots are organised into regional panels with coverage in Scotland, Northern England, North East & Yorkshire, Midlands, Wales, South West England, Greater London, East of England, South East England and Northern Ireland, allowing suppliers to bid for one or several regions to support localised, nationwide service delivery.

Suppliers awarded call‑off contracts under this Framework will operate using the NEC4 Facilities Management Contract (FMC) as the governing contract document. The FMC will be used to issue Service Orders for routine and reactive maintenance activities, and where applicable, Project Orders will be issued under Option X27 to manage minor works and project work linked to the maintenance service. This contractual approach is designed to provide a consistent, high‑quality, and flexible framework that will meet the varied needs of university facilities while supporting the integrated delivery of maintenance and minor works across the consortium’s estates.

All procurable services shall be delivered under the NEC4 Facilities Management Contract framework with Service Orders for maintenance activities and Project Orders where applicable under Option X27.

The Joint Nature Conservation Committee is inviting participation in a Business Associates Framework Agreement aimed at securing expert consultancy services to enhance the protection and management of the United Kingdom’s biodiversity across terrestrial, marine, and atmospheric domains, and to support related economic, social and technical analysis. The framework will cover six distinct contracts—specialising in terrestrial ecosystems and freshwater drivers of biodiversity loss, marine management including fisheries and offshore activities, air and environmental quality assessment, economic, social science and evaluation methods, earth observation and data analytics, and corporate services focused on organisational design and development. Each lot represents an estimated value of £2 million excluding VAT, with potential renewal options of up to two additional years, and a total of 90 suppliers may be awarded across the lots.

Journaling suppliers will be expected to deliver high‑quality, evidence‑based advice that aligns with UK statutory guidance and best‑practice scientific standards, ensuring continuous improvement, value for money and efficient delivery throughout the contract term.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Regional Office XI, has issued a solicitation for consulting services to conduct a comprehensive geohazard assessment along a segment of the Maharlika Highway (Route MN) in Davao de Oro, between alignment points K1439+190 and K1439+920. The project is intended to support the design and construction of a road slope protection structure by providing technical expertise in the investigation of subsurface conditions. The engagement covers the planning, field execution, and reporting stages required to deliver a baseline understanding of geological and geotechnical conditions within the specified corridor.

The consulting contract requires the drilling of thirteen boreholes, each 20 meters in depth, at strategically identified sites to obtain core samples for subsurface evaluation. The contracted consultant will analyze the extracted material, perform relevant laboratory tests, and prepare a detailed geotechnical investigation report. In addition, a geohazard assessment and geological investigation report will be produced to identify potential risks such as landslides or ground instability that could affect slope protection design. All deliverables must be completed within a 45‑calendar‑day period and in accordance with Department of Public Works and Highways standards for geotechnical investigation and geohazard assessment.

The tender is for the procurement of a comprehensive range of aids for daily living designed to empower patients to maintain independence at home and accelerate hospital discharge. It covers bathing aids such as bath boards, shower chairs, and grab rails; toileting aids including raised toilet seats, commode chairs, and other commode accessories; bedroom aids such as bed rails and transfer aids; home aids ranging from perching stools to kitchen supports; mobility aids including crutches, walking frames, and rollators; spare parts for walking aids such as ferrules, grips and wheels; paediatric standing aids and mobility supports; and a managed‑service element that will enable local authorities to commission community equipment loan services. The framework also promotes circular economy principles, encouraging refurbishment, repair and recycling of equipment wherever feasible.

Suppliers must register through the NHS Supply Chain e‑Tendering portal, meet stringent certification requirements—including ISO 9001:2015 or ISO 13485:2016 accreditation by a UK Notified Body, CE Declaration of Conformity where applicable, and adherence to modern slavery, sustainability, carbon reduction and cyber‑security standards—and provide a carbon reduction plan in line with the PPN 006 requirements. The managed‑service component will be tailored locally, with each participating authority determining specific needs and agreeing price proposals under the framework while maintaining high quality, social value and operational reliability throughout the contract period.

Supplier compliance is evidenced by ISO 9001:2015 or ISO 13485:2016 certification and CE Declaration of Conformity for applicable items.

Southern Housing seeks to secure four independent contractors to deliver lift modernisation works across four distinct lots from 2026 to 2036. The procurement requires the refurbishment, upgrading, and compliance of existing lift systems within residential buildings, ensuring continued safe operation under current and emerging regulations.

Each lot will commence with a five‑year contract term, with an option for a further five years, and the successful contractor will be responsible for resident liaison, including the provision of temporary access solutions such as stairlifts where warranted. In addition, the successful bidder must serve as Principal Designer and Principal Contractor under both the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations and the Building Safety Act, maintaining rigorous health and safety documentation and performance monitoring throughout the project lifetime.

The Department for Education is inviting qualified suppliers to secure a place on a closed framework to design, develop and deliver a national learning and development programme for child and family social workers across England. Calls for work will be issued annually throughout the five‑year and eleven‑month term, with suppliers responsible for the full end‑to‑end delivery of the service, including programme design, learning content development, training delivery, digital hosting, user experience optimisation and the provision of supporting resources and materials. The framework is split into two lots: Lot 1 will cover the Early Career Development Programme, the Family Help Team Manager Programme and the Lead Child Protection Practitioner Programme, while Lot 2 will provide the Leadership Programme and the Director of Children’s Services Leadership Programme, each with clearly defined participant capacity and expectations that may be confirmed at call‑off time.

Suppliers must submit all tender communications and clarifications via the Jaggaer portal, with the only permitted language of submission being English and all submissions accepted electronically. The programme will be delivered through a secure digital platform designed to allow flexible, scalable and consistent access for the workforce, and the contractor must ensure an intuitive user experience and the ability to adapt to changing demand. The platform must comply with UK accessibility standards.