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The Dangerous Drugs Board seeks a qualified consulting firm to provide structured systems analysis and design services for the integration of several critical information platforms, namely the Registration and Licensing Information System, the Dangerous Drugs and Controlled Precursors and Essential Chemicals Monitoring System, the Online Application for Certification and Exemption Information System, and the Import and Export Permit System. The engagement requires the consultant to conduct comprehensive analysis, design, and integration of these systems to ensure cohesive data exchange, reporting, and user functionality across the board’s drug‑control and licensing operations. The consulting services encompass a full scope that includes requirement gathering, system architecture specification, interface design, and the deployment of integration solutions that align with governmental information technology standards.

Eligible bidders must demonstrate proven experience in structured systems analysis and design, provide evidence of compliance with the Data Privacy Act of 2012, supply detailed qualifications of principal and key staff, and certify their current workload relative to capacity. The contract must be executed within sixty days of the Notice to Proceed, with all bids accompanied by a bid security in the prescribed form. The consultation will be conducted under the Philippine Procurement Act, with a requirement that at least sixty percent of ownership or capital stock is held by Filipinos. The selected consultant will be tasked with ensuring seamless integration of the aforementioned systems while preserving data integrity and security. All work must comply with Data Privacy Act of 2012.

The Barangay Government of Dita in the City of Santa Rosa, Laguna, is inviting accredited suppliers to furnish a comprehensive set of construction materials for the rehabilitation of the covered court at St. Agatha. The procurement encompasses a wide range of goods, including high‑strength Portland cement and graded aggregates for concrete formwork, a series of deformed reinforcing bars and alloy bars for both concrete and steel components, and essential industrial supplies such as gypsum board, coco lumber, and coupling wires. Complementing these base materials are quantified steel works that feature angular and de‑formed bars, welding electrodes, cutting and grinding discs, and other hardware required to complete the structural framework.

In addition to the structural elements, the tender specifies roof framing and thermal protection components such as pre‑painted long‑span roofing ribs, end flashings, stainless steel gutters, Tekscrew fasteners, silicone sealant, PVC piping, and carbon‑fiber purlins. Electrical requirements call for complete LED flood‑light sets compliant with IP67, as well as electrical plastic tape and drill bits, while the finishing works include skim coats, latex paints of various sheens, enamel paints, painting brushes, rollers, and sanding paper. All items are to be delivered ready for installation and in compliance with the supplier accreditation and licensing standards mandated by local government regulations.

All delivered materials must be of the specified grade and include any protective or finish coatings, with particular attention to fire resistance and weatherproofing for the roofing system. The supplied electrical fixtures must be IP67 rated, and all roofing panels should be pre‑painted according to industry best practices.

The Department of Defence intends to procure a Head Contractor package of works under the Defence Head Contract HC‑GMP for the Hobart Class Destroyer Combat System Enhancement Capability Project, known as ESTS4000PH6. The project will deliver new infrastructure and capital build facilities to support the DDG combat system upgrade, including extensive modifications and expansions of existing training facilities, the construction of a new two‑story training wing, and comprehensive civil and landscaping works at the Navy Training Systems Centre, Randwick Barracks, NSW. Additional works will provide working accommodation at Defence Plaza Sydney through modifications to existing office fit‑outs and associated services, while all current training buildings and adjoining offices will remain operational throughout the construction period.

The tender process will begin with an Invitation to Register Interest in late June 2026, followed by a Request for Tender in the third quarter of 2026 for shortlisted applicants. Successful contractors will be expected to commence construction in the second quarter of 2027 and complete the works by the third quarter of 2029, ensuring seamless integration with ongoing operational activities. All works shall comply with Defence Construction Technical Standards and applicable NSW building regulations.

London Borough of Hounslow is seeking a qualified and experienced Service Supplier to deliver a comprehensive suite of Revenue Collection and Benefits Administration services commencing on 1 October 2027. The contract will encompass fully managed collection of Council Tax and Business Rates, administration of Housing Benefits, Council Tax Support, Discretionary schemes, and Free School Meals, as well as a full spectrum of customer‑service functions for each of these areas. The successful supplier will be responsible for the end‑to‑end operation of these services, ensuring compliance, quality, and a customer‑focused approach throughout the lifespan of the engagement.

The supplier will provide and manage the information technology infrastructure required for the contract. This includes the establishment, configuration, and ongoing management of a Business Rates system, a Council Tax system, a Benefits system, and any additional systems not supplied or maintained by the Council that are essential for the delivery of the stated services. Responsibilities will cover mobilisation and implementation of these systems, sustained operation, and integration with existing Council information assets, as well as the provision of ongoing system support and optimisation.

Beyond the core delivery and IT provision, the contract requires the supplier to pursue continuous service improvement, achieve cost savings, benchmark against best practice, and support exit and transition activities at the conclusion of the term. Engagement will begin in February 2027 to allow for full implementation, with the live service taking effect on 1 October 2027 and the initial term running through 30 September 2032, with further extensions available. All solutions must meet the Council’s data security and accessibility standards.

Gateway Housing Association is procuring a comprehensive programme of general (non‑life) insurance and related services that covers a wide range of risks. The contract is divided into six discrete lots: a broad general liability and property programme (Lot 1), motor fleet cover including legal expenses and uninsured loss recovery (Lot 2), cyber insurance aimed at protecting digital assets (Lot 3), terrorism coverage through the government‑backed Pool Re (Lot 4), terrorism and political violence cover outside the Pool Re (Lot 5), and a directors‑and‑officers liability programme (Lot 6). Each lot is to be awarded separately, with the possibility of combining contracts, and all are eligible for long‑term renewal over a three‑year base period with an option to extend up to two additional years, contingent upon satisfactory service, performance and cost.

The buyer requires insurers with a minimum rating of ‘BBB’ from Standard & Poor’s, ‘B++’ from A.M. Best, or an equivalent rating from a reputable independent agency, as approved by the contracting authority’s market security committee; insurers rated below A‑ must receive prior disclosure and formal approval. All covered risks will be tailored by Gateway Housing Association at its sole discretion, with the program to be managed and delivered in accordance with the stipulations set out in the tender specifications.

The contract seeks the provision of an integrated Project Management Service to support the continual authorisation and safe exploitation of HM Naval Base Devonport. The service provider will deliver specialist nuclear safety expertise that sustains the Naval Base Commander’s Site Safety Justification, ensuring the base remains compliant with Ministry of Defence requirements and operational readiness.

Key deliverables include management, review and maintenance of the complete suite of nuclear safety cases; support for the Nuclear Authorised Documentation Review Programme, enabling timely production and updating of safety documents; full‑time technical support to the Periodic Review of Safety programme; independent Intelligent Customer oversight that guarantees objectivity in safety assessment; and sustained knowledge transfer and continuous improvement initiatives to strengthen internal safety capability.

All services must be performed in accordance with MoD Authorisation Conditions, the Ministry of Defence Naval Nuclear Safety Principles and the applicable Defence Nuclear Safety Regulator standards.

The National Irrigation Administration (NIA) seeks consultancy services to conduct a comprehensive building assessment for its facilities, specifically Buildings A, B and the ICC Building. The selected consultant will develop accurate as‑built architectural and engineering plans that document the current state of each structure, and will manage the acquisition of the necessary building permits to validate those plans. The focus is on ensuring that every detail of the physical condition, layout and structural features of the buildings is captured, updated, and documented to support future operations, maintenance, and potential upgrades.

The assignment covers the entire cycle from assessment to permit issuance, requiring the consultant to produce detailed drawings, analyze compliance with existing zoning and safety regulations, and coordinate with local authorities to obtain the official building permits. The deliverables must be produced within 180 calendar days, with an additional 90 days if code non‑compliance is found and remedial actions are required. All work must adhere to the most recent building codes and engineering standards applicable to the NIA’s infrastructure.

Wakefield Council is seeking qualified care and support service providers for its "My Life Services" program. This program caters specifically to individuals with Learning Disabilities, Autism, and Acquired Brain Injuries within the Wakefield Metropolitan District. The council aims to establish a Pseudo Dynamic Purchasing System (PDPS) to efficiently connect these service users with suitable providers through a streamlined process.

The PDPS will initially operate for a period of five years, commencing on April 9, 2022, and concluding on April 8, 2027. Wakefield Council retains the option to extend this contract for an additional five years. Providers can apply to deliver services for one or more of the specified service user groups. Payment for services will be made at fixed hourly rates: £16.84 for standard care and £9.13 for sleep-in support. These rates are subject to annual review, taking into consideration factors such as minimum wage adjustments and local government finance settlements.

The PDPS follows a modified Dynamic Purchasing System process, exempt from certain requirements outlined in the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. An initial 30-day window will be open for providers to submit applications. Following this period, applications will be assessed commencing on April 9, 2022. It is important to note that this opportunity is not suitable for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) or Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) organizations. Detailed information regarding the application process and eligibility criteria can be found on the YORtender website.

London and Quadrant Housing Trust (L&Q) seeks subcontractors for a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) to provide Groundwork, RC Frame, External Works, and Piling services for its self-delivered new build projects.

The DPS will streamline future project procurement by pre-qualifying subcontractors who will then be invited to participate in mini-competitions for individual projects. The scope of work encompasses a range of construction activities including groundwork, reinforced concrete frame construction, external works such as paving and landscaping, and piling foundations.

Subcontractors interested in participating must submit a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (SSQ) through L&Q's In-Tend E-Procurement Portal. Successful applicants will become "Admitted Suppliers" eligible to compete for future projects within the DPS framework.