Featured Tenders

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.

Southern Housing is procuring four separate contracts for the modernisation of lift systems across approximately forty residential buildings throughout the UK. The works, divided into four lots, involve the full replacement, refurbishment, and system upgrade of existing elevator infrastructure to meet contemporary safety and performance standards, including the integration of remote monitoring technologies and temporary alternative access solutions where required. Each lot carries a five‑year fixed term with the possibility of a further five‑year extension, and the contractor will be responsible for maintaining resident liaison, completing all necessary design and construction certifications, and ensuring ongoing compliance with the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations and the Building Safety Act.

The selected contractor will be required to assume the legal roles of Principal Designer and Principal Contractor under both CDM and Building Safety Act provisions, deliver a high‑quality customer experience enhanced by technology, and provide robust health and safety documentation to meet the contract’s performance indicators, including lift availability, completion rates, defect minimisation at witness testing, and timely health and safety file submission. In addition, the successful bidder will implement standardised delivery processes, transparent costing mechanisms, and continuous improvement protocols to realise social value outcomes and foster resilient, agile service delivery. All proposals must demonstrate compliance with CDM, the Building Safety Act, and the specified lift safety and performance standards.

The Department of Public Works and Highways Regional Office XI has issued a solicitation for a single‑lot consulting engagement to conduct a comprehensive geohazard assessment, geological investigation, and geotechnical study for the proposed construction of a concrete bridge along the Matiao–Magsaysay Coastal Road in Barangay Matiao Section, Mati City, Davao Oriental. The scope of work requires the drilling of fifteen boreholes to a depth of 45.00 metres at designated sites, followed by laboratory testing of extracted samples. The consulting firm will prepare a detailed geotechnical investigation report as well as a geohazard assessment and geological investigation report that underpin the design and construction phases of the bridge project.

The contract, to be fulfilled within 100 calendar days, is competitively bid under the Quality‑Cost Based Evaluation/Selection procedure. Submissions must include eligibility documentation and a full technical proposal. The successful bidder will provide qualified personnel and deliver all required reports in accordance with the applicable Philippine engineering standards and safety regulations.

Berytech, a leading Lebanese organization that nurtures entrepreneurship through incubation, funding, and networking, is seeking a Commercial Traction Consultant to work with the cohort of 14 startups participating in its Agrytech & Clyntech Accelerator Program. The consultant will facilitate the transition of each startup’s product from a minimum viable concept to a validated, market‑ready offering, ensuring that commercial traction and evidence of market validation are systematically captured and documented. By applying the previously developed Go‑to‑Market Strategy Framework and Market Entry Roadmap, the consultant will guide the startups in translating strategic plans into tangible commercial achievements.

The assignment will be delivered over a two‑month period and will comprise a 3‑hour workshop that introduces market engagement tactics, two 3‑hour Commercial Traction Labs (with up to seven startups per session) to refine and iterate commercial plans, and up to two 45‑minute one‑on‑one clinics per startup focused on execution and decision making. Deliverables include facilitation plans, presentation and workshop materials, a Commercial Traction & Evidence Package template, observation reports, and a final cohort‑level report summarizing traction achievements and lessons learned.

The consultant must possess a minimum of eight years’ experience in commercialization, customer acquisition, and market engagement, demonstrate a proven track record with startups or similar innovation ecosystems, and have strong facilitation and coaching skills. The consultant must be fluent in English.

The Department for Education seeks suppliers capable of creating, developing and delivering a national learning and development programme for child and family social workers across England. The procurement is organised under a closed framework that will be called off annually over a term of five years and eleven months, with the possibility of a termination option effective 31 August 2029. Suppliers will be responsible for the end‑to‑end delivery of the service, encompassing programme design, content development, training provision, digital hosting, user experience construction and the supply of complementary resources and materials.

The framework is divided into two distinct lots. Lot 1 covers the Early Career Development Programme, the Family Help Team Manager Programme and the Lead Child Protection Practitioner Programme, while Lot 2 includes the Leadership Programme and the Director of Children’s Services Leadership Programme. Each lot has a capped number of suppliers—up to three for Lot 1 and up to two for Lot 2—and participants per cohort range from a few dozen to several thousand, depending on the specific programme. The Department reserves the right to adjust volumes or add further lots as demand evolves, provided such changes do not materially alter the nature of the agreement.

All contract administration will be conducted electronically through the Jaggaer portal, and all communications must be submitted via this platform. The key technical requirement is that the delivery platform be a suitable digital solution that allows flexible access, ensures consistency of provision, and supports scalability across the workforce.

The Kline Township Municipal Authority is inviting bids for the construction of the 2026 Water Main Replacement Projects designated Entech No. 4148.023, a multi‑phase program to replace aging cast‑iron and asbestos‑cement mains across several townships and boroughs in Schuylkill and Carbon counties. The work comprises three distinct phases—Phase A on Maple, Elm, Market, and Oak Streets in Banks Township; Phase B on Carl, Bayview, Kelayres, and Hancock Streets in McAdoo Borough and Kline Township; and Phase C on Carl, Snyder, Marcus, Bayview Terrace, and Hillside Roads in Kline Township—each involving the removal of thousands of linear feet of old pipe and the installation of new 4‑12‑inch ductile iron or 4‑8‑inch ductile iron mains, interlinked with 2‑inch polyethylene sections, multiple service connections, and fire hydrants.

The procurement specifies the use of 4‑12‑inch and 4‑8‑inch ductile‑iron pipe, 2‑inch polyethylene for spurs, and the inclusion of new service lines and hydrants as listed for each phase. Bidders must adhere to the Davis Bacon Act federal wage rates, the Public Works Employment Verification Act, and Build America/Buy America requirements, and they are required to solicit and encourage participation from Disadvantaged Business Enterprises throughout the project. The contract will be awarded under a fixed‑fee arrangement, and the Authority reserves the right to reject any tender that does not meet the stipulated obligations.

All steel, iron, and construction materials must be U.S.‑made in conformity with Build America and Buy America mandates.

The Municipality of Sariaya, Quezon is procuring the construction and/or rehabilitation of its water supply system through the drilling of a new deepwell at Sitio Dulong Ilaya, Barangay Janagdong 1. The scope of works involves all necessary civil engineering activities, including site preparation, drilling operations, casing installation, well construction, and any associated infrastructure required to supply water to the local community. The contractor will be responsible for delivering a fully operable deepwell that meets the municipality’s standards for potable water supply and is integrated into the existing distribution network.

Eligible bidders must be Filipino-owned or have at least 60% Filipino ownership, and must demonstrate a minimum of five years of completed experience on projects similar in nature and scale. Bids will be evaluated through a competitive, non‑discretionary “pass/fail” process in accordance with relevant procurement laws. Bid submissions must be received by the specified deadline, accompanied by the required bid security, and will be opened in the presence of bid readers. The Municipality reserves the right to reject any bid that does not meet the stipulated requirements.

The contractor selected for this project must complete the construction or rehabilitation of the deepwell within 120 calendar days of award and must exhibit proven expertise in comparable water supply and drilling projects.

The Bethlehem Township Municipal Authority is conducting a comprehensive upgrade to the North East Interceptor system. The project will replace 141 linear feet of 21‑inch sanitary sewer pipe, construct two new manholes, and install a Parshall flume within a newly constructed concrete vault. Additionally, a new flow meter and ultrasonic sensor will be installed, and connections will be made to the existing sewer network while old sewer segments and manholes will be abandoned.

The scope of work encompasses bypass pumping, meticulous excavation, proper backfilling, and full restoration of the site to its original condition. All associated civil works are to be completed under Contract 26‑3 – General Construction. The contractor is required to use at least 50 % of its own workforce, possess documented five‑year experience with projects exceeding $100,000, and demonstrate compliance with Act 127 of 2012 and prevailing minimum wage determinations.

Equipment shall meet applicable sanitary sewer design standards.

Transport Infrastructure Ireland is establishing a nine‑lot framework to streamline the procurement of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) equipment and associated civil works needed to maintain and expand the national road network. The framework, to be in force for four years, will provide contractual mechanisms for the acquisition of a broad range of ITS components, installation services and ancillary works. In addition, a separate lot will enable local authorities to source the periodic school limit signage required by a recent Government directive through a multi‑supplier agreement. While TII will primarily set up and oversee the e‑tenders system, the procurement itself will be conducted by the relevant suppliers and, in the case of the signage lot, by the local authorities.

The equipment required within the ITS framework encompasses advanced matrix indicators, variable message signs, cabinets, traffic monitoring units, cycle monitoring units, automatic incident detectors, emergency roadside telephones, roadside and on‑board units, automatic number‑plate recognition and closed‑circuit television cameras, among others. Each lot is defined by the nature of the supplier arrangement and the value threshold, ensuring that the appropriate procurement process is applied. All equipment and associated works must comply with the relevant safety, quality and interoperability standards for national road infrastructure.