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The UK government is looking for coaching support, expert advice, and project management help to run the National Neighbourhood Health Implementation Programme during the first half of 2026. They're recommending this work goes directly to PPL (a specific supplier) through the SBS framework, which means they've already decided who they want to hire.

The UK Marine Directorate wants to find a supplier to establish and operate a trial collection and processing hub for old fishing nets, cages, and other end-of-life gear from fishing and aquaculture businesses. The hub will receive, clean, dry, take apart, and sort this waste material for free, preparing it for recycling.

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) in North Wales is inviting dental IT system suppliers to attend demonstration days to showcase their software and services. They're replacing their current IT system for their Community Dental Service, which operates 24 clinic locations and 5 admin sites serving about 60,000 patients a year, and they want to see working demonstrations from experienced dental software providers before making a purchasing decision.

Pembrokeshire Council wants to repair and refurbish the Haverfordwest Athletics Track, which was last upgraded around 2013. The synthetic running surface has defects, subsidence and cracking that need fixing so the track meets performance standards and keeps its UK Athletics competition licence — allowing schools and county athletics teams to use it.

```json { "overview": "Wrexham County Borough Council wants to hire a training provider to run childcare safety and first aid courses for early years workers. You'll deliver at least 6 courses in each of four types: Level 2 Safeguarding, Level 3 Safeguarding, Emergency Paediatric First Aid, and Full Paediatric First Aid. Courses must run daytime, evenings, and weekends, with a minimum of 8 people per course.", "requirements": [ "Must deliver courses in line with National Minimum Standards for Regulated Childcare 2023", "Must be able to deliver all courses through the medium of Welsh if required, in line with Welsh Language Standards", "Must arrange and pay for all venue/room bookings for courses", "Must deliver minimum 6 courses of each type: Group B (Level 2) Safeguarding, Group C (Level 3) Safeguarding, Emergency Paediatric First Aid, and Full Paediatric First Aid", "Minimum 8 participants per course", "Must provide evaluation feedback from participants to the Council after each course", "Must deliver courses through a mixture of daytime, evening, and weekend slots to meet workforce needs" ], "key_tasks": [ "Deliver minimum 6 x Group B (Level 2) Safeguarding Intermediate courses, 4-6 hours duration each (1 day or 2 evenings format)", "Deliver minimum 6 x Group C (Level 3) Advanced Safeguarding courses, 2 days duration delivered as evenings/weekends", "Deliver minimum 6 x Emergency Paediatric First Aid courses, minimum 6 hours each (excluding breaks), evenings/weekends", "Deliver minimum 6 x Full Paediatric First Aid courses, minimum 12 hours each (excluding breaks), evenings/weekends", "Identify, book, and manage all training venues and cover all venue costs", "Teach Level 2 Safeguarding content: identifying abuse, reporting concerns, safeguarding structure, recognising risks, understanding what happens after social care referral", "Teach Level 3 Safeguarding content: detailed safeguarding process, written activities and interactive exercises, allegations against staff, relevant legislation and guidance, multi-agency child protection roles, case conferences, writing reports", "Teach Emergency First Aid content: assessing emergencies, helping unresponsive babies/children (breathing/not breathing), seizures, choking, bleeding, hypovolemic shock", "Teach Full Paediatric First Aid content: all Emergency First Aid topics plus anaphylactic shock, electric shock, burns/scalds, fractures, head/neck/back injuries, poisoning, foreign bodies in eyes/ears/nose, eye injuries, bites/stings, extreme heat/cold, diabetic emergencies, asthma attacks, allergic reactions, meningitis, febrile convulsions, and first aider responsibilities/accident recording", "Collect and submit participant evaluation forms to Wrexham County Borough Council after each course" ], "how_to_read": [ "This is split into two Lots — you can bid for one or both. Lot 1 is the two safeguarding courses; Lot 2 is the two paediatric first aid courses. Check if the Council allows you to bid separately or requires you to bid for both.", "The '6 of each' means you're committing to run at least 6 separate courses in each category (24 courses total if bidding for both Lots). Each course needs 8+ people, so you need to be confident you can recruit enough participants across daytime, evening, and weekend slots.", "Venue costs come out of your pocket — this isn't reimbursed separately, so factor all room hire, equipment, and setup into your pricing. The Council doesn't book venues for you.", "Welsh language delivery is a requirement, not optional. If you can't deliver in Welsh yourself, you need a Welsh-speaking trainer or subcontractor lined up before you bid.", "The content specifications are very detailed (especially for Full Paediatric First Aid). You must prove your trainer's qualifications align with each topic listed — don't assume a standard first aid certificate covers everything. Check you're certified to teach all 14+ conditions listed for the Full course." ], "sme_tips": [ "Consider partnering with another training provider or venue operator if you don't have established relationships with local halls/rooms. You could subcontract venue management while you focus on delivery — just make sure costs are locked in before you submit your price.", "If you don't have Welsh-language capacity, explore hiring a Welsh-speaking co-trainer or partnering with a Welsh training organisation. This is a non-negotiable requirement in Wrexham, so solving it early strengthens your bid.", "This contract requires you to recruit 8+ people per course repeatedly — factor in marketing and participant acquisition costs. Early years settings in Wrexham could be your direct marketing channel; consider building relationships with managers before bidding to secure commitment letters or interest." ], "complexity":

Swansea Council is hiring an electrical subcontractor to support their insulation project at West Cross. You'll remove electrical items from outside walls before insulation work, reinstall them afterwards, upgrade meter connections, and install new external lighting where needed.

Aberystwyth Town Council wants to hire a consultant or consultancy to review and redesign how the council is organised. The council's roles have grown but its structure hasn't changed, so they need an independent expert to assess whether it's fit for purpose and propose improvements.

Procure Plus, a not-for-profit organization that helps social housing providers buy goods and services, is setting up a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) — essentially an open-ended framework where they can call off consultancy services as needed over time. If you're approved to join, they'll contact you whenever they need consultant help with new builds, repairs, or maintenance of social housing.

Procure Plus, a non-profit housing procurement specialist, is setting up a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) — essentially a pre-approved supplier list — for commercial building retrofit work (energy efficiency, repairs, upgrades). Public sector organisations across the UK can then call off from this list when they need retrofit consultancy or actual construction work done.

Sherwood Primary School needs to replace their water heater system during the summer holiday break (21 July to 21 August 2026). This is a straightforward facilities maintenance contract for a school in London, and all bidding must be done through the London Tenders Portal.

South Cambridgeshire District Council needs a contractor to carry out internal works (renovations, repairs, or refurbishment) at 270 Cambridge Science Park. This is a facilities management or building improvement project at a specific commercial location in Cambridge.

Suffolk County Council is looking for a transport provider to run a home-to-school minibus service for Warren School in Lowestoft. The service involves picking up 4 pupils in the morning and getting them to school by 10:30am, with a passenger assistant on board to support the children during the journey.

This is a contract to provide home-to-school transport for 8 pupils from Lound to Warren School, with one passenger assistant on board. The service runs on 2026-05-07 at 0900 and appears to be part of a local authority's school transport provision.

Hull City Council (the Authority) is initially seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) from interested organisations from the Government Commercial Agency Vertical Application Soluti

We require a rotating machine manufacturer to design, build and install a 5MVA 11kV 50Hz to 6.6kV 60Hz Rotary Frequency Convertor. Both machines shall be synchronous with a mechani

This tender opportunity has been issued by Crofty Education Trust (the Trust) and Tenderers are invited to tender for the provision of Supply Agency services (the Service) for all

Tower Hamlets Council aims to create universal 'safe spaces' in every ward throughout the borough, where young people can stay safe, participate in positive activities and educatio

This work forms part of the Whitechapel Road Improvement Programme (WRIP) which continues to see significant investment in the public spaces around Whitechapel, market, and associa

Batch upload of Call-Off Contracts directly awarded under the Multi Provider CSE Framework Agreement for Q2 (Dec-Feb) 2025/26.

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