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The Ministry of Defence is commissioning a high‑quality, comprehensive Defence Healthy Child Programme designed to deliver a coordinated 0‑19 prevention and care system for eligible family members living overseas. The programme will align closely with the United Kingdom National Healthy Child Programme while incorporating adaptations to meet the unique needs of Defence personnel and their families abroad. In partnership with Defence Primary Healthcare, Defence Medical Command, education, welfare and community services, the initiative will provide a single point of access to clinical public health services, including midwifery and specialist community public health nursing support, to assist parents and families through preconception, pregnancy and child development stages and to identify risks early.

By integrating the programme directly with DPHC Overseas’ primary care system, the MOD aims to create an accessible, responsive, and governance‑enhanced network that reduces inequalities and improves outcomes for overseas Defence communities. The procurement covers the design, implementation, and delivery of this integrated care model, requiring close collaboration with existing Defence health and support services to ensure a seamless, responsive service for families abroad.

All contractors must satisfy the Defence Cyber Security Model 4, achieving Level 1 Foundation compliance as specified in DEF Stan 05‑138 v4.

Bridgend County Borough Council seeks to recommission seven separate contracts for General Supported Living services across the borough. The contract will support a range of individuals—approximately 89 people living in 34 housing units—through a network of 35 defined schemes, each with its own allocation of housing support and adult social care hours, as well as variable night and outreach coverage. Providers will be required to offer continuous 24‑hour service throughout the year, managing the diverse needs of residents within a flexible “locality” model that encourages active community participation and efficient use of resources.

The procurement encourages a mixed market, allowing providers to bid for multiple lots but limiting each provider to a maximum of two areas. All successful bidders must demonstrate proven experience in delivering high‑quality supported living, willingness to collaborate with the council and local community partners, and adherence to sustainable practices. Each lot will remain open to renewal for up to eight additional years on an optional basis, subject to funding and performance. All providers must operate a 24‑hour, flexible locality model that meets the council’s care standards and promotes community integration.

United Utilities Water Ltd. is inviting specialist debt‑collection agencies and business process outsourcing (BPO) providers to supply comprehensive domestic debt‑receiving services across five distinct work streams. The tender encompasses a full suite of activities, including live first‑ and second‑stage collections, doorstep visits, the handling of vulnerable customers, final account settlements, trace and collect functions, low‑value placements and probate or deceased‑account services. Suppliers will receive customer data from United Utilities and are required to follow agreed processes to recover outstanding amounts and remit the recovered funds, together with any relevant information gathered during the collection effort.

The contract is framed as an initial three‑year term with the option to extend up to a total of eight years. All prospective providers must demonstrate strict adherence to industry standards, Good Industry Practice and the Fair Pay Guidelines, and must have robust mechanisms for managing and resolving any compliance failures. Evaluation of bids will place equal weight on technical quality and commercial price, demanding that solutions not only meet operational requirements but also offer competitive value.

All providers must comply with applicable industry standards, Good Industry Practice, and Fair Pay Guidelines.

United Utilities is procuring a framework to support its water demand‑reduction programmes, AMP8 and AMP9, through the supply, storage, stock management, fulfillment and delivery of a range of water efficiency devices and flow regulators. The framework is structured into two distinct lots: the first covers a broad portfolio of water‑saving products—including flow regulators, water butts, shower regulators, tap inserts, showerheads, cistern devices, toilet leak‑detection strips and other innovative items—alongside a branded customer usage survey and ordering platform; the second focuses specifically on flow regulators in agreed sizes and flow rates suitable for the company’s programmes. The goal is to establish a scalable, reliable supply arrangement that enables large‑scale distribution, supports customer campaigns, facilitates bulk orders and adapts to changing operational demands while safeguarding the customer experience and driving measurable reductions in water consumption across the North West.

Suppliers must demonstrate robust product quality, regulatory compliance, a resilient supply chain and effective inventory management, and must provide detailed reporting and appropriate customer support. A critical element of the procurement is the requirement for compliant, secure handling of customer data where applicable and a proven ability to respond flexibly to programme volume and priority changes. The framework will include annual extension options, allowing United Utilities to extend the partnership for up to six years based on performance and evolving needs.

All supplied devices must comply with applicable regulatory, quality, and testing requirements, including WRAS and Regulation 31 approval where required.

The Department of Public Works and Highways Southern Leyte 2nd District Engineering Office is inviting qualified consulting firms to conduct a geotechnical exploration for various proposed projects scheduled for fiscal year 2027 within its jurisdiction in Silago, Southern Leyte. The engagement will consist of full geotechnical investigations and the collection of all related data necessary to support design, construction, and safety assessments for the district’s infrastructure initiatives. The contract will be awarded on a lump‑sum basis for a single lot encompassing the entire scope of geotechnical and geoseismic engineering services.

Prospective bidders must demonstrate relevant professional experience, have the requisite personnel readily available, and be capable of completing the works within 38 calendar days. Short‑listing will be based on a 100‑point rubric that allocates 60 points for firm experience, 10 for personnel availability, 30 for workload and financial capacity, while successful bidders will then be evaluated under a quality‑cost weighted assessment that grants an 80 % emphasis on technical quality and 20 % on cost. The essential technical requirement is that the evaluation will prioritize technical quality at an 80 % weight within the overall scoring.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Southern Leyte 2nd District Engineering Office, has issued a solicitation for geotechnical and geoseismic engineering consulting services to support a portfolio of proposed infrastructure projects for the fiscal year 2027 within its jurisdiction in Southern Leyte. The contract will cover a comprehensive geotechnical investigation aimed at gathering all necessary subsurface data and related analyses required to inform the design, construction, or rehabilitation of the identified projects. The procurement is structured as a single‑lot lump‑sum engagement with a performance window of 38 calendar days from award to completion, and will be evaluated under the Quality‑Cost Based Evaluation/Selection methodology, giving 60 % weight to the technical proposal and 20 % weight to the financial proposal.

Short‑listing of potential consultants will follow a non‑discretionary “pass/fail” process, with five qualified firms invited to submit bids. Eligibility criteria assess firm experience, availability of qualified personnel, and current workload, and the successful contractor must submit licensed personnel credentials, including a professional engineer with relevant geotechnical or geoseismic expertise, and comply with DPWH guidelines for data collection and reporting. Completed contracts must adhere to the Department’s engineering standards and deliver all required geotechnical reports within the stipulated 38‑day period.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Southern Leyte 2nd District Engineering Office is seeking a qualified consultant to perform a comprehensive geotechnical exploration for a series of proposed infrastructure projects set for fiscal year 2027. The investigation will be executed across sites within the Southern Leyte 2nd District, with a principal location in Liloan, Southern Leyte, and will encompass the collection and analysis of subsurface data necessary to inform subsequent design and construction activities. The consulting services are to be delivered under a lump‑sum contract with a stipulated performance window of 64 calendar days, ensuring timely acquisition of critical geotechnical information.

Prospective bidders must demonstrate extensive relevant experience, demonstrate availability of qualified personnel, and furnish evidentiary documentation such as notarized contracts, staff certificates, and curriculum vitae in accordance with the implementation rules. Eligibility assessment and bidding will be governed by a non‑discretionary pass‑fail criterion, with final award determined through a Quality‑Cost Based Evaluation. All submissions must meet the prescribed technical and regulatory standards outlined in the bidding documents.

The City of York Council has issued a comprehensive Mechanical & Electrical Framework tender, covering a wide spectrum of services that include design, installation, commissioning, inspection, testing, maintenance and repair of commercial M&E assets throughout the council’s estates. The framework is organised into 20 distinct lots, each dedicated to specific disciplines such as low‑voltage electrical engineering, building controls, access and alarm systems, lightning protection, power generation and renewable solutions, photovoltaic and electric vehicle infrastructure, commercial mechanical disciplines, HVAC, fire protection, ventilation, biomass, and specialist equipment servicing. The contract also incorporates consultancy roles, including technical consulting, facilities management guidance, and M&E feasibility studies, as well as advanced design and modelling services supported by BIM, Revit and level‑5 3‑D thermal analysis in line with CIBSE TM 52/59 assessments.

Each lot requires specialised expertise: LV electrical engineers and designers, inspection and testing engineers for fixed and portable appliances, data cabling specialists, BMS and controls engineers, access and intruder alarm designers, lightning protection engineers, generator, UPS and PV engineers, EV charging point installation and design professionals, commercial heating, gas, kitchen, and plumbing engineers, biomass boiler specialists, air‑conditioning and heat‑pump experts, ventilation service and design engineers, fire‑damper and sprinkler system technicians, catering equipment service and design engineers, medical and lifting equipment engineers, and mechanical and electrical technical consultants. The framework allows for up to two additional 12‑month renewals, ensuring continuity of service and support for the council’s long‑term building management strategy and carbon reduction goals.

Evaluation of submissions will weigh hourly and call‑out rates alongside quality criteria such as operational team capability, health & safety adherence, performance management, quality assurance, and social value, with a balanced focus on technical excellence. All services must comply with relevant UK M&E standards, adhere to CIBSE guidance, and align with the council’s sustainability objectives, including zero‑carbon transition targets.

The procurement concerns the supply of comprehensive kitchen equipment and textiles for municipal use. Under a framework agreement in 2026 Ålesund municipality will acquire a range that includes cutlery, plates, glasses, cups, pans and other kitchen utensils. The agreement is divided into two distinct lots: Lot 1 provides a kitchen textile package for refugee residences in Ålesund, while Lot 2 extends the supply of kitchen textiles to municipal buildings, institutions, nurseries and schools across Ålesund, Giske, Sande, Sula, and Ulstein, with additional deliveries to Muritunet and the Ålesund kommune administration building AS. All items are to be delivered within the specified municipalities and to the identified sites.

The contract places a strong emphasis on environmental performance. The procurement requires the use of zero‑emission vehicles for all deliveries, limits plastic usage and mandates BPA‑free plastics where unavoidable. Vehicles and logistics must minimise delivery frequency and transport load. Suppliers must possess qualified environmental management systems and prohibit the inclusion of PVC, PFAS, or any substance on the EU candidate list in excess of 0.1 % by weight. Textiles must meet the OEKO‑TEX Standard 100 or an equivalent certification to ensure they are free of harmful or allergy‑inducing chemicals. Packaging is required to adhere to a formal recycling scheme.​

All purchased items shall comply with the specified environmental regulations, including the use of zero‑emission vehicles, restriction of plastics and hazardous substances, and OEKO‑TEX Standard 100 accreditation for textiles.