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The contract provides an open framework for the appointment of outsourced catering suppliers capable of delivering services to universities, colleges, multi‑academy trusts with at least eight institutions, and other non‑education public sector organisations across the United Kingdom. Twenty‑six distinct lots cover a wide geographical spread, from East Anglia and the East Midlands to London, the North East, North West, South East, South West, the West Midlands, Yorkshire, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, with an additional cross‑regional lot. Each lot is subject to renewal through three 24‑month extensions and the overarching series is expected to conclude in October 2034.

Suppliers are required to provide comprehensive catering provision that encompasses menu design, food preparation, service delivery and accounts management at scale across the designated regions. The competition places particular emphasis on account support and management, mobilisation of personnel, pricing structure, and the quality of food and menu experience. Considerations of social and environmental value, innovation, and accurate price file management also form a significant part of the evaluation framework.

Suppliers must demonstrate compliance with the specified award criteria—including account support, mobilisation, pricing, menu quality, social/environmental outcomes, innovation, and price file management.

The NHS Supply Chain has opened an eight‑year framework agreement to acquire hand hygiene products and services required across the National Health Service in the United Kingdom. The framework will cover the delivery of a full range of hand cleansing, disinfection and care items for patients and clinicians in acute, community, ambulance and mental health settings. Contracts will be awarded under a consolidated open framework that allows NHS trusts and other eligible public‑sector organisations to source these essentials through a single procurement channel.

Within the framework, seven specific lots provide a comprehensive catalog of goods and services. Lot 1 offers closed hand hygiene dispenser systems that support the three‑step hand hygiene process, including wall‑mounted units and required components. Lot 2 supplies universal dispenser units and accessories compatible with NHS standard refill formats. Lot 3 covers core refill ranges for NHS universal dispensers, comprising hand washes, alcohol‑ and non‑alcohol‑based disinfectants and moisturising products. Lot 4 delivers free‑standing hygiene devices and portable products for flexible placement. Lot 5 supplies antiseptic hand wipes for situations where conventional washing or rubs are impractical. Lot 6 enables hand hygiene training, education and compliance monitoring through audit equipment. Lot 7 provides antimicrobial hand shield products designed to give broad‑spectrum, residual protection with non‑leaching, invisible coating technology. All lots allow the inclusion of optional items to tailor supply to specific organisational needs.

Products will be supplied in dispenser refills, free‑standing units and personal‑use formats, with availability via stocked and e‑direct distribution routes. All items must be compatible with NHS dispenser systems, meet relevant UK health and safety regulations, and adhere to NHS hand hygiene performance standards for effectiveness and patient safety.

The tender invites contractors to provide a national groundworkers framework for the exclusive use of Places for People Group Ltd. and its developments, covering all UK sites and ensuring consistent delivery of full site preparation and groundworks services across the country.

The framework comprises thirteen separate lots, each delineated by region. All lots require comprehensive groundwork, including site clearance, earthwork cut and fill, excavation and trenching, construction of retaining structures, foundation laying, drainage and utility installation, substructure work, road construction (both on‑site and off‑site), sewer and service connections, external works, and temporary groundworks. In addition, lots 11 and 12 extend to earthworks for private roads and paths, trenching, ducting and backfilling for mains and electric vehicle infrastructure, house foundations up to completed in‑situ concrete floors, plotwork such as slab paths and gravel borders, and boundary and retaining wall foundations.

Award of the contract will be determined primarily by quality, which carries a 70 % weighting, with cost accounting for the remaining 30 %.

The Food Standards Agency is issuing a procurement for a comprehensive EU‑harmonised surveillance programme aimed at assessing antimicrobial resistance in Escherichia coli and Salmonella present on raw, fresh beef and pork sold to consumers in the United Kingdom during 2027. The programme is divided into two distinct but linked components: the first involves the design and execution of a proportionate stratified sampling strategy, collection of retail samples—including both pre‑packed and loose meat from major supermarkets and independent butchers—and transport to accredited testing laboratories; the second encompasses the microbiological identification and characterisation of recovered bacteria, detailed data analysis, the preparation of technical reports, and the systematic archiving of isolates and their resistance profiles. The study deliberately covers all chilled fresh meat, whether wrapped, vacuum‑wrapped or stored in a controlled atmosphere, and encompasses a wide range of cuts such as roasts, steaks, chops and sliced preparations, thereby providing a representative assessment of the retail market.

The contracting entity requires that sampling protocols adhere to randomisation principles suitable for antimicrobial resistance monitoring, while laboratory procedures must meet rigorous quality control standards throughout receipt, logging, and analysis, with provisions for long‑term storage of bacterial isolates. The data handling and reporting processes should facilitate transparent and comprehensive archival of all findings. The sampling must follow a proportionate stratified design and the laboratory analysis must include detection of ESBL, AmpC, carbapenemase, and colistin‑resistant E. coli and all Salmonella isolates, with stringent quality control and long‑term storage protocol.

The Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage is inviting a single tenderer to deliver a comprehensive research paper on the financing of residential development across Ireland. The study should deepen the Department’s understanding of the complete financing cycle—from project inception and land acquisition through to construction, development‑exit, and sale—by mapping the sources, flows, timings, and costs involved in each stage. The deliverable must be organized around a limited number of illustrative case studies that reflect representative private, profit‑oriented residential construction projects, and should detail how the financial flows interact with the parent company’s corporate balance sheet, including land assets.

The research must examine a range of factors influencing financing, such as project typology (high‑density brownfield versus peripheral greenfield), opportunity costs of developer equity, collateralisation practices and asset values, land acquisition loan terms, risk assessment methodologies from the lender’s perspective, loan covenants and associated fees, the cost and timing profiles of senior and junior debt, staged release of funds tied to project milestones, interest payment structuring, and post‑development refinancing. The study should also assess how capital is restricted or recycled after exit and consider variations in costs and covenants that may affect inexperienced or smaller developers. All findings must be presented in accordance with the Standards for Accounting and Financial Reporting in Ireland (IFRS 15, IAS 23) and the applicable GDPR data protection requirements.

The procurement concerns the rapid supply of sporting goods for the Sigasig Kabataan Sports Cup Season 2, an annual competition organized by the Sangguniang Kabataan of Barangay Palingon‑Tipas in Taguig City. The contracting entity, through its approved annual budget for 2026, seeks bidders able to furnish a full range of athletic equipment—including balls, baskets, nets, protective gear and ancillary accessories required for a diverse array of youth sports events—within the event’s logistical timeframe. Delivery of the goods is mandated within seven calendar days of receiving the Notice to Proceed, with successful bidders required to finalize a binding contract identical in scope to this procurement within an identical seven‑day period after bid acceptance.

Prospective suppliers must submit bids in accordance with the 2016 revised Implementing Rules and Regulations for Republic Act No. 9184, adhering to a non‑discretionary pass/fail evaluation process. The proposal package must contain a bid security as specified, evidence of payment for bidding documents, and all documentation proving the bidder’s eligibility per the Sangguniang Kabataan’s bidding guidelines. Bids received beyond the stipulated budgetary ceiling will be automatically rejected, and the contract award may be suspended or denied at any stage prior to formal award.

All submissions are to be received by 8:00 a.m. on July 29 2026, and must conform to the technical and procedural requirements outlined in the bidding documents, ensuring compliance with the applicable regulations governing procurement of goods for public sporting events.

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) is soliciting qualified entities to design, construct, and deliver a complete Doppler Weather Surveillance Radar Tower in Digos City, Davao del Sur. The contract requires the planning and execution of all civil works necessary for the erection of a radar tower capable of supporting a Doppler weather surveillance system, alongside the installation and commissioning of the radar equipment. Completion of the entire project must occur within 545 calendar days of the Notice to Proceed, and bidders must demonstrate, within the last five years, successful execution of a similar design‑and‑build contract.

Only Filipino citizens or entities with at least 60 % Filipino ownership are eligible, and bids will be evaluated under a strict pass/fail criterion. The procurement emphasizes that the tower and radar system must comply with PAGASA’s technical specifications and construction standards for Doppler weather surveillance equipment.

The Soliciting authority is the Holmes Chapel Parish Council, which raises a tender for the refurbishment of the external façade of the studio building at the Holmes Chapel Community Centre. The work is required to address the deterioration of the existing cladding, which shows flaking of the external coating and patchy surface rusting. Targeted repairs will be confined to the sides of the building most affected, rather than a full‑building overhaul, so that the present use of the centre can be maintained with only limited temporary movement alterations for pedestrians. Contractors must cooperate with the Centre’s operating body, Everybody Health & Leisure, and the council to agree health and safety arrangements, produce a method statement, risk assessment and a performance guarantee or warranty for the completed refurbishment.

Specifically, suppliers must supply options and costings for a suitable cladding solution that is sympathetic to the neighbouring residential estate, giving the local area a positive visual enhancement. Access plans must be outlined and, where scaffolding is necessary, the cost should be itemised separately. Proposals should include an estimated start date and duration, evidence of relevant competence, appropriate insurance cover, and an invitation to perform a site visit to assess the details. The successful contractor will sign a contract, can expect a fixed price held for six months, and will be required to maintain a 5 % retainer on the final invoice for six months post‑completion.

All proposals must meet the council's safety, design, and construction quality expectations and comply with the stated health‑safety, access, and refurbishment standards.

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) is soliciting qualified contractors to design, construct, and commission a Doppler weather surveillance radar tower at Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur. The project encompasses all civil works necessary to erect the tower structure, install the radar system, provide control and power facilities, and integrate the installation into PAGASA’s nationwide meteorological network. The contractor will be responsible for the entire design‑build process, including all engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and handover activities required to deliver a fully operational radar site that meets national safety and performance standards.

Eligible bidders must demonstrate recent experience by completing a comparable design‑build radar or similar civil works project within the last five years and must have a subcontracting structure in which at least sixty percent of the ownership or capital stock is held by Filipino nationals. The works must be finished within 545 calendar days from the issuance of the Notice to Proceed. The final facility shall comply with all national and international design, construction, and safety standards applicable to Doppler weather surveillance radar towers.