Tenders

Description

This Expression of Interest (EOI) outlines Macmillan Cancer Support's request for agencies to collaborate on designing, testing and delivering a new cancer information and support offer(s). The project is part of Macmillan's 2025 strategy commitment to reach more people living with cancer and to improve the support we offer for people who experience inequitable access to cancer care and treatment. The design challenge for this project is "How Might We develop a scalable solution that helps people understand their rights, choices and influence in decisions about their care, irrespective of their confidence, self-advocacy skills or system knowledge?"
This is an end-to-end Innovation project that we require to be delivered in its entirety by the supplier(s), with input and guidance from Macmillan. This includes insight development and analysis, solution development, prototyping and testing of a Minimum Viable Product (MVP). The solution should be scalable and likely be digital or include digital elements.
The supplier must have extensive experience designing with communities and individuals that are marginalised. The supplier should be an expert in approaches including designing from the margins and embed meaningful and equitable participatory approaches into every phase of the project.
Given the nature of the requirements, we are open to working with 2 suppliers who can deliver different elements or phases of the project.
The agency must be able to recruit participants who reflect Macmillan's priority cancer support audiences to take part in user research, co-design and testing of solutions; people who have been diagnosed with cancer in the past 5 years. This includes people who are currently undergoing anti-cancer treatment (more details in attachment).
Timelines
• Expression of interest response deadline by 10/03/2026.
• Selected agencies will receive the full RFP pack in March / April.
• The anticipated project duration is 4-6 months from kick-off. The final timeline will be agreed with Macmillan during the tender process.
Supplier Response Instructions
Via email, interested suppliers should provide: (1) A brief outline of their research, design and innovation approach, including how they will use design from the margin approaches (see examples here); (2) evidence of prior engagement and participatory work with marginalised communities (3) evidence of developing and delivering scalable products and/or services (especially digital) (4) identification of gaps in their ability to meet the full requirements and if there are gaps (5) willingness to partner with another agency.
Responses at this stage do not need to be extensive. Responses should be sent to procurement@macmillan.org.uk with the subject line EOI - Innovation Advocacy/Empowerment.

Description

Thetford Foot Bridge Pre Tender Information
Thetford Town Council
Thetford Town Council office, The Carnegie, Cage Lane, Thetford
IP24 2DS 24.02.2026
Project Nuns Bridge Thetford
Thetford Town Council are intending to install a new footbridge over a small tributary leading to the River Thet. The location plan is attached with the documents. The current bridge is a small historic stone constructed bridge that takes traffic in and out of the town, traffic volume has increased over the last few years due to increased development within the town. From a safety prospectus another access needs to be created for pedestrians.
The Council are looking for a suitably experienced contractor to take on the role of design and installation of a new footbridge delivered under CDM regulations. The
contractor will have the relevant experience of this process from design to installation in past projects and will give two examples of previous projects.
This tender pack has several pre-prepared documents that must be read as part of your application.
It should be noted all suitably qualified companies must have had a site visit to be familiar with the site.
The following has been listed and must form part of your application to enable the contract to meet standard requirements within your own design.

• Bridge to have Gabion basket put undeath at the edge of the water course to look if the bridge is sitting on gabion baskets.
• Concrete foundation into the bank to act as bridge support.
• Bridge to sit slightly lower than the nuns bridge to suit Breckland historic planning
officer's needs, and to not impede the flow.
• (Steel frame and composite decking on top and handrails)

• The project will operate under CDM Regulations.
• Contractor insurance requirements:
o Public Liability - £5 million
o Employers' Liability - £5 million
o Professional Indemnity - £5 million
• The bridge must carry a minimum 5-year guarantee.
• Tender will be for contractors to design and built a foot bridge.
Information to be returned with Tender
• Company Information (Details of company information)
• Insurance
• Bill of Quantities
• Bridge design
• Method Statement of Approach and installation.
• Availability for delivery.
• Two examples of similar schemes delivered as part of the tender application.
• Two references to support your tender application.
Key Requirements & Actions Identified from the Environment Report
• The footbridge is a lightweight, open structure with slender supports, allowing unimpeded floodwater flow.
• Structural design includes reinforced concrete footings with steel supports, ensuring resilience during extreme events.
Site Visits
• To obtain a site visit you must arrange this through
• Site visits are a must and are to be carried out in person by the contractor. These are to be arranged Nick Thompson at Thetford Town Council.
• Contact details are NickThompson@thetfordtowncouncil.gov.uk mobile 07760629223.
• Site visits to be completed by the 28/03/26.

Description

High-quality, value-driven media planning and buying services across broadcast, Out-of-Home (OOH), and selected digital channels over a three-year period.

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Description

Surrey County Council (SCC) is seeking to appoint a supplier for Connect to Work Supported Employment Quality Framework (SEQF).

Description

The tender seeks a delivery partner to design, deliver, and operate a national Centre of Excellence that strengthens the UK's nature markets over a three year period.

Description

The suppliers are invited to confirm their interest for the provision of 55,434t (46,094t for MCW & 9,340t for Marine & Tunnels), and an estimated 550,000 swages Dextra Griptec and 230,000 Dextra PC heads.

The contract will span from Q1 27 to Q3 34, and an histogram will be shared at ITT stage.

The potential interested parties must consider the following:
- Work packaging: The fabricator will be expected to align with the work packaging approach (IKEA style kit of parts) of the CWA which is to enhance onsite productivity. This approach will impact the fabricator's productivity and deliveries, this is why it is important to assess the potential extra cost associated with this approach as well as the willingness to support innovation on site.
- QA/QC: The Supplier Quality Plan is required to align with the Project Inspection & Test Plan, specifically meeting comprehensive traceability reporting requirements, lifetime quality records (LTQR) that exceed typical industry standards.

PES AWS Hackathon 2026 Powered by AWS User Group Madurai & AWS User Group Bengaluru NIMBUS 1000 is a 9-hour, high-intensity build sprint designed to push developers beyond theory into production-ready cloud solutions.
This is not a coding contest.
This is a real-world problem solving experience using AWS.
Participants will design and deploy scalable applications using AWS services, full-stack architectures, and modern cloud practices. Teams will work under time constraints to prototype solutions that address practical challenges across domains such as healthcare, sustainability, AI, education, fintech, and smart infrastructure.
What Makes This Special Organized by AWS Community Builders & AWS User Groups
Real-world problem statements
Cloud-first architecture focus
Hands-on deployment mindset
Mentorship support during the sprint
Judging by experienced industry professionals
If you are serious about cloud engineering, DevOps, AI integration, or full-stack scalability, this hackathon is built for you.
Event Details Date: 15 March 2026
Duration: 9 Hours (Uninterrupted Build Sprint)
Venue: PES University, Medical Seminar Hall 1 & 2
Format: In-Person
Requirements
 SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS Using Generative AI on AWS Teams are encouraged to incorporate AWS Generative AI services such as:
Amazon Bedrock for foundation model access, RAG workflows, or agents Kiro for spec driven development as a part of their build workflow Other AWS AI and ML services where relevant Your submission should clearly explain:
Why AI is required in your solution How AWS services are used within your architecture What value the AI layer adds to the user experience Building on AWS Infrastructure We recommend deploying or demonstrating your solution using AWS infrastructure services such as:
AWS Lambda Amazon EC2 Amazon ECS AWS Amplify Amazon API Gateway Amazon DynamoDB Amazon S3 Using AWS-native patterns (serverless, managed services, scalable architectures) will strengthen your technical evaluation
Each team must present with this Template
Project Title & Description
Problem Statement addressed
Architecture Diagram (mandatory)
List of AWS Services used
GitHub Repository (public)
Deployment Link (if applicable)
Live Demo
Problem
Solution
Architecture
Impact
Mandatory Conditions  More then One AWS service must be meaningfully integrated
The solution must be built during the hackathon window Using Kiro and Must have Kiro file (Spec Mode) in Github
Judging will prioritize:
Technical depth
Architecture quality
Innovation
Real-world feasibility
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize Aws Credits
1 winner Aws Credits
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Vivek Raja PS

Bhuvaneswari Subramani

Ayyanar Jeyakrishnan

Judging Criteria
Usage of Kiro
Effective use of AWS
Use case
Innovation

About the challenge
Give description of the challenge, the problem and solution you are building
Get started
Use gemini APIs to code
Requirements
What to Build
Build a well working prototype
What to Submit
Submit your documentation with the code
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize Google Cloud Plano
1 winner The winner will receive a water bottle and a notebook
Runners up will get a water bottle
2nd Runners up will get a google cloud printed notebook
Devpost Achievements
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Enock Juma
Software Dev
Annah Nasiebanda
QA Tester
Neununa Faith
Student
Hat Juma
CYbersecurity and Software Developer
Judging Criteria
Solution brought out clearly
The solution should be explained in simple and understandable way that will convince even investors to invest in the project Working Project
A good demonstration of the project working with all the aspects listed and explained tested

We are Australia's premier student hackathon!
Teams have roughly 48 hours to design and build something awesome. It can be anything - a website, a mobile application, a video game, or even something hardware. The important thing is that it needs to work when it is presented to the judges.
Whether you are an avid programmer or a first-time hacker, UNIHACK welcomes everyone, regardless of skill level. You will have the opportunity to build, collaborate and learn from your fellow hackers and mentors at the event. The event will also have a number of tech talks throughout to help participants learn new or extend their existing skills.
Detailed info @ https://unihack.net
NOTE: You must register you and your team on the UNIHACK Hackerspace App. If your team is not registered on Hackerspace, your entry is not valid.
 
Eligibility Requirements
Please note that UNIHACK only accepts participants that meet the eligibility criteria:
you must be 18 years old; you must also be either: a student studying at an accredited university or TAFE college in Australia or New Zealand at the time of the event; or, university student currently residing in Australia or New Zealand If you have completed your studies but have not had your graduation ceremony yet, you are still eligible to compete at UNIHACK.
If you do not meet this criteria, then your entry is not valid.
Requirements
Submissions from people who do not meet the UNIHACK eligibility criteria will not be included.
In addition to details about your project and how you built it, you must also provide the following:
A list of all third-party material and APIs, including anything that was purchased. This also includes any AI/ML tools used. A public link to your repository. Images and/or screenshots of your project. A video that features your pitch and demonstration of your project in action. Your video and link to the repository must be accessible between the judging period.
Whilst optional, we strongly suggest having a live working copy of your hackathon project available during the judging period, allowing the judges to actually visit and try the app for themselves. It will only need to be up during the judging period. Afterwards, you can tear it down again.
You must also fill in the required fields with your DevPost submission to help us speed up the judging process. The information you provide will be used to create summary cards for the judges, allowing you to focus on the more important things during your pitch.
Video
You are required to produce a video for of your project. This video will be considered as your pitch to the judges and must:
be three minutes maximum; and include a demonstration of your hackathon project (i.e. it cannot solely be a video with you talking to slides). If your video is longer than the maximum allocated time, then judges will stop watching your video after the first three minutes.
We also strongly encourage you keep the video up after the event. This will help us for marketing and promotion of future UNIHACK competitions.
Hackathon Sponsors
Diamond Sponsor
Gold Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
Prizes
$7,000+ in prizes + other prizes MAIN PRIZE - First Place
$5,000 in cash 1 winner The ultimate winner of UNIHACK 2026! The best idea that best meets the judging criteria.
- $5000 in cash
- Bose QuietComfort headphones per person
- NOMAD Tracking Card Air per person
MAIN PRIZE - Second Place
$2,000 in cash 1 winner The runner up.
- $2000 in cash
- Crumpler Communal Dwelling bag per person
MAIN PRIZE - Third Place
1 winner The bronze medal.
Bellroy Pack Well Travel Kit per person
The EU Shared Future Prize (by the European Union)
1 winner Projects that work towards a secure & stable future, and reflect the spirit of cooperation. (Open to AU-based participants only)
To be announced
First Timers Prize (by Atlassian)
1 winner The best project created by first-time hackathon participants.
Deltahub Reusable To-Do List Stand per person
Best Use of Elastic Technology
1 winner Demonstrate the most innovative and effective use of Elastic technology in their project.
$100 Prezzee Gift Card per person
AI Solutions Prize (by Quantium)
1 winner Awarded to the team that best uses AI as an impactful part of your solution.
To be announced
Best Design
1 winner Awarded to the most usable and best looking user interface.
Ostritchpillow Go Neck Pillow per person
Most Creative Idea
1 winner The project that has the most original idea or reinvention.
Twelve South AirFly Pro 2 per person
Social Impact Prize
1 winner The best idea that addresses an issue in your local community.
Blunt Metro Compact Umbrella per person
Most Fun Idea
1 winner Create the most fun and delightful experience, whether that be a game, a bot, or something else entirely.
LEGO Super Mario Game Boy per person
Most Entertaining Pitch
1 winner Can you summarise your pitch in three minutes - whilst also being engaging and entertaining?
Kodak CHARMERA Digital Keyring Camera per person
People's Choice Award
1 winner The project that wins the hearts and votes of the people.
Amazon Echo Pop per person
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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TBA

Judging Criteria
Polish, Design, and Execution
What does the project look like? Is it intuitive, aesthetically pleasing, and accessible? And most importantly, does it actually work? Technical Difficulty
Does the hack look technically interesting or challenging? Is it simply putting a pretty frontend on an existing API or does it do something more? Originality and Creativity
How unique is the hack? Does it solve a new problem, or have a new take on an existing problem? Wow Factor
Does it spark joy? Would this be something you use and show to your friends? Yes, this is totally subjective. But that’s what makes it fun.

Description

Lycee Francais Charles de Gaulle de Londres (the ? Lycee ?) is a multisite independent school with two Primary branches and is looking of a Cleaning company to provide professional Cleaning Services to these two branches/ schools.

NOTE: We are not accepting any additional applications or inquiries for judges at this time. Due to the high volume of requests, we will not be responding to messages regarding judging opportunities. Thank you for your interest and understanding.
Agents Assemble: The Healthcare AI Endgame Challenge
Build Interoperable Healthcare Agents at the Intersection of MCP, A2A, and FHIR.
We have all watched the AI in healthcare trailers - the hype, the theories, and the cool demos. But now, we have entered the Endgame. At Prompt Opinion, we define this phase as "The Last Mile" - the critical gap where raw intelligence must be converted into actionable deliverables. To conquer this mile, we cannot work alone. We are proud to launch Agents Assemble, a builder’s competition designed to prove that the power of AI lies in collaboration.
Our platform provides the headquarters for this mission, giving you native access to the industry's best tools to build in two distinct ways: you can forge a Superpower (building the MCP tools that fuel the ecosystem), or you can rise up to build a Full Agent (equipping those superpowers to tackle a specific healthcare challenge).
The technology is ready. The platform is open. It’s time to assemble.  
Why Participate?
This competition is a launchpad for AI solutions that will power future healthcare workflows. Here is why you should join:
Lucrative Cash Prizes: Compete for a total prize pool of $25,000 USD in cash, including a $7,500 Grand Prize. Widespread Visibility: Successful projects will be published in the Prompt Opinion Marketplace, making them discoverable and invokable by organizations across the ecosystem. Develop Skills That Matter: Gain hands-on experience with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Agent-to-Agent (A2A) standards for building AI agents. Build Healthcare Ready Solutions: Learn how by using the SHARP extension specs from Prompt Opinion, your tools and agents will seamlessly propagate data context using FHIR through multi-agent call chains. Collaborate and Network: Join a community of like-minded innovators and connect with leaders at Prompt Opinion who are shaping the future of AI infrastructure. Bragging Rights: Beyond the prizes, you will walk away with the pride of having built a functional, standards-compliant AI solution that can integrate directly into a clinician's workspace. Requirements
CHECK OUT THE GETTING STARTED VIDEO HERE - https://youtu.be/Qvs_QK4meHc 
Your Challenge
The goal is to develop a healthcare AI solution and demonstrate its successful integration into the Prompt Opinion platform. You may choose one of two technical paths for your submission:
Option 1: Build a Superpower (Powered by MCP)
Build the hammer. Create an MCP server that exposes a specific set of tools, some of which may or may not use patient data. By building an MCP, you forge a capability that any agent can pick up and use.
Option 2: Build an Agent (Powered by A2A) 
Build a superhero. Configure an intelligent Agent to handle complex healthcare workflows. Using Conversational Interoperability (COIN) and A2A standards, your agent can help other agents solve real problems.
Note on A2A: You don’t need to be a developer in A2A protocols. Prompt Opinion supports developing agents within the platform without any code. Our platform handles complex communication natively. You focus on the use case, and our system ensures your agent can talk, listen, and collaborate from day one.  
How it Will Work
For this challenge, you must utilize the Prompt Opinion platform.
Register: Sign up on the Hackathon Website and create a free account at Prompt Opinion. Build: Develop your MCP server or A2A agent using your own infrastructure and the reference implementations provided. You can also configure an A2A agent directly on the platform. Check out the overview video Integrate: Ensure your solution uses the SHARP Extension Specs to handle healthcare context like patient IDs and FHIR tokens. While not required, it is highly recommended that you use data from a FHIR server in your solution. Publish: Configure and publish your project to the Prompt Opinion Marketplace so it can be discovered and invoked within the platform. Submit: Provide a demonstration video (under 3 minutes) showing your project functioning within the Prompt Opinion platform.  
Why Prompt Opinion?
Prompt Opinion solves the "plumbing" problems that typically consume most of the engineering effort in healthcare AI.
Standards Built-In: The platform is natively built on MCP and A2A, ensuring your tools work across the entire ecosystem without custom glue code. SHARP Context Propagation: The platform bridges EHR session credentials directly into SHARP context, so you don't have to invent bespoke token-handling solutions. No Vendor Lock-In: Using open standards means any compliant tool or agent works, allowing for easy upgrades or swaps. Agent Composition: Organizations can compose multiple specialist agents from the registry into a single workspace, allowing them to work together as one.  
Join the Challenge
The era of building AI in silos is over. This is your chance to innovate, learn, and create agents that can improve healthcare.
Are you ready to assemble? Sign up for the Agents Assemble Hackathon today, and let’s build the endgame of healthcare AI together!
Submission Period: Monday, March 4, 2026 – Monday, May 11, 2026.  Winners Announced: On or around Wednesday, May 27, 2026. Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
$25,000 in prizes 1st Prize
$7,500 in cash 1 winner
2nd Prize
$5,000 in cash 1 winner
3rd Prize
$2,500 in cash 1 winner
Honorable Mentions
$1,000 in cash 10 winners Honorable Mentions
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Josh Mandel
Chief Architect for Health, Microsoft Research
TBD
will be announced soon!
Judging Criteria
The AI Factor
Does the solution leverage Generative AI to address a challenge that traditional rule-based software cannot? Potential Impact
Does this address a significant pain point? Is there a clear hypothesis for how this improves outcomes, reduces costs, or saves time? Feasibility
Could this exist in a real healthcare system today? Does architecture respect data privacy, safety standards, and regulatory constraints?

About the challenge
Quick description
Get started
Form teams and create an AI project to address the categories.
Requirements
What to Build
A working model within category.
What to Submit
5-minute professional video demonstrating working model.
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize NO CASH PRIZE
6 winners First, second, and third place in each category will move on to in-person finals.
THERE IS NO CASH PRIZE.
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Tom Phao
Phao Inc.
Roman Arreguin
Roman Inc.
Dr. Indira Guzman
CPP
Eric Heng
eric inc
Nich TechQuest
TechQuest Judge
Nich VentureDesign
VentureDesign
Nich AllCategories
AllCategores
Judging Criteria
Innovation & Problem Framing (10 points)
How clearly is the problem defined, and how original and thoughtful is the AI enabled solution? Impact and Relevance (10 points)
Does the solution address a real world need with meaningful potential impact for industry, community, or society? Technical or Design Feasibility (10 points)
Is the solution credible and feasible within real world constraints, using appropriate technical or low code approaches? Venture and Market Readiness (10 points)
Does the team show evidence that customers or users would adopt and pay for this solution? Is there credible evidence that the solution solves a problem people care about enough to pay for? Storytelling (10 points)
Is the solution clearly and compellingly communicated, with a coherent narrative and professional 5 minute video? Bonus Points:  Diverse Teams (10 points) (Applied only in the event of a tie)
Interdisciplinary collaboration is encouraged. Does the team demonstrate diversity in terms backgrounds, skills, and perspectives?​

Description

The Royal Navy requires a rapidly procured and installable Counter UAS capability suitable for maritime platforms to detect, track, identify, and defeat airborne threats.

Description

This tender document invites qualified and experienced suppliers of play equipment to submit proposals for the design, supply, installation, and safety surfacing of a new children's play area. The new play area will replace the existing facility at Churchill Crescent, Yateley, GU46 6JF which is now outdated and in need of renewal.
The vision is to create an engaging, inclusive, modern play space that provides high play value for a wide range of children, with a particular design emphasis on the 4-8-year-old age group.

The maximum budget for this project is £45,000 (ex VAT), inclusive of:
• All equipment
• All installation work
• All safety surfacing
• Labour and materials
• Ground preparations
• Removal of existing equipment
• Any ancillary costs

All submissions must be made electronically to: Office@yateley-tc.gov.uk
Submissions must:
• Include all documents listed in Section 6
• Be clearly labelled: "Churchill Crescent Play Area Tender Submission March 2026"
• Be submitted no later than 30th March 2026 at 23:59

Description

Windsor Forest Colleges Group - M&E Tender Opportunity

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Description

Newry Mourne & Down District Council's PEACEPLUS Action Plan includes the delivery of Collaborative Interaction Programmes under Strand 2 - Thriving and Peaceful Communities. A need has been identified through consultation for the delivery of a Market Ready Programme. This programme will aim to work alongside specific groups to promote the use of sustainable and environmentally friendly business practices, while engaging local home industries and encouraging the development of new relationships and skills transfer between people working within these sectors.

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Description

NMANDD PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan, Market Ready Programme, Sustainably Served from Kitchen to Market. For the Newry, Mourne and Down District Council area.

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Description

The project to carryout external refurbishment of the property to include the following components, Roof, Brickwork, Rainwater goods renewal, preparation and redecoration to all elevations of the building.

Description

Kier Transportation are looking to engage experienced and qualified contractors to provide water monitoring and sampling requirements on 10 designated points as specified on the M6 Lune Gorge project.

Frequency: Monthly - requirement for company awarded tender to attend site monthly to collect samples.

Monitoring requirements: The following parameters shall be laboratory tested for monthly
- pH
- electrical conductivity
- total suspended solids
- dissolved oxygen
- turbidity
- redox potential
- bicarbonate alkalinity
- total and dissolved organic carbon
- metal suite (dissolved and totals): aluminium, arsenic, cadmium, copper, lead, zinc
- major ions: calcium, chloride, sulphate, potassium, sodium
- nitrate
- phosphate
- Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) (speciated, aliphatic and aromatic split)
- Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (16 PAHs)


We will use the Build UK Common Assessment Criteria (CAS) to ensure a consistent minimum business competence. If your company possesses necessary qualifications and is interested in bidding for this project, please email Transportationprocurement@kier.co.uk with your company's portfolio, relevant experience, and references for further evaluation.

SNPN 5G Assured Integration (CR&D)
UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £18.5 million to integrate UK anchored advanced connectivity components at a system level into technically assured, end to end architectures ready for early market evaluation. Eligibility
This competition is open to collaborations only.

To lead a collaborative project your organisation must be one of the following UK registered:
small, medium or large business research and technology organisation (RTO) academic institution charity not for profit public sector organisation Open now
Opened: 3 March 2026 Closes: 1 April 2026

Description

The St Olave's Grammar School is seeking to appoint a professional, experienced, and suitably qualified cleaning contractor to deliver a high-quality cleaning service across its premises. The successful contractor will demonstrate a proven track record in educational environments, strong supervisory capability, and a commitment to maintaining safe, hygienic, and welcoming facilities for students, staff, and visitors.

Through this tender process, the St Olave's Grammar School aims to enhance current service standards by partnering with a contractor who shares its commitment to excellence, reliability, and continuous improvement. The appointed provider will be expected to implement robust quality assurance systems, responsive management practices, and environmentally responsible cleaning methods to ensure the School's high standards are consistently achieved and maintained.

The estimated total SQM is 8,000

This advertised opportunity is 3+1 years.

Description

West Herts College require a single provider for its mobile phone contract.

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Description

There is a gap in CPC's portfolio for a Framework to purchase Renewable Energy directly from energy suppliers. We are therefore running this procurement exercise to launch a Framework as a route to market for members. This will allow members to engage SE First via the Utilities Supplies & Services framework to provide consultancy services and then run a mini competition via the Renewable Energy Consortium Framework to award a renewable energy provider. We already have the Utilities DPS in place for fixed and flexible gas and electricity requirements, fixed water requirements, and a range of metering services. More information can be seen at: Utilities DPS | CPC.
The implementation of the Framework will allow a full-service provision within the Renewable Energy sector for members. CPC are the Contracting Authority for this agreement, working in partnership with SE First.
CPC will be using the MultiQuote e-Tendering platform to carry out this tender. In order to express your interest in

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Description

This procurement will enable high-quality, evidence informed 1:1 coaching to support leadership development, talent and succession planning and performance improvement. Several suppliers are sought to provide a diverse range of coaching support and enable choice and flexibility across the contract.

- To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA356803. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA356803 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Description

Procurement of the Framework Contract for the Provision of Client Support Consultancy Services (Project & Cost Management).