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The STEP Fuel Cycle is the subsystem responsible for recovering, purifying and supplying tritium to the STEP fusion reactor. Tritium is present in a variety of forms, phases and compositions, including tritiated water. Vapour-phase electrolysis techniques such as solid-oxide electrolysis have been identified as a suitable technique for processing small quantities of tritiated water. The scope is to deliver the conceptual design of an electrolyser system (electrochemical cell or stack). This includes, but is not limited to, components of the electrolyser: electrolytes, electrodes, interconnects, separators, electrical connections, vessels, structural components, seals, gaskets, heating elements, inlet/outlet pipes, ports, flanges and instrumentation. The scope does not include conceptual design of ‘Balance of Plant’ equipment such as power supplies, pumps, purification stages, boilers, compressors or dehumidifiers. However, the impact on balance of plant equipment must be considered in design decisions for the electrolyser itself. The scope is structured into three sequential phases with interim milestones. These phases will progressively develop technical understanding, validate assumptions, and converge on agreed technical content.

NHS Shared Business Services act in an Agency capacity for and on behalf of its customers (Approved Organisations) - existing and new. These comprise of NHS and Social Care organisations (whether acting individually, or on behalf of, or together as members of any consortia) along with any other public or private sector bodies which NHS SBS authorises to use the resulting Framework. Our Approved Organisation list can be found on: https://www.sbs.nhs.uk/services/framework-agreements-categories/ NHS SBS intends to put in place a Framework for Hard Facilities Management 3. This includes the following Lots: • Lot 1.1: Building Management Systems (BMS) • Lot 1.2: Computer Assisted Facilities Management (CAFM) and Integrated Workplace Management Systems (IWMS) • Lot 2.1: MTC Building and Painting and Decorating • Lot 2.2: MTC Mechanical and / or Electrical • Lot 2.3: ALL MTC Lots • Lot 2.4: Flooring Services • Lot 2.5: Roofing and Guttering Services • Lot 2.6: Auto Door Maintenance and Roller Shutter Gates • Lot 3.1: Plumbing and Drainage Services • Lot 3.2: Medical Gas Pipeline Systems • Lot 3.3: Steam Plant • Lot 3.4: Oil and Gas Boilers • Lot 3.5: Air Handling Units, Filters, Ventilation and Extraction • Lot 3.6: Cooling and Refrigeration - Chillers, Condensers and Split Air Conditioning Units (A/Cs) • Lot 4.1: High Voltage and Low Voltage • Lot 4.2: Fixed Wiring Testing and Cable Management • Lot 4.3: Generator Maintenance • Lot 4.4: Standby Power Systems and Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) • Lot 5.1: Statutory Inspections • Lot 6.1: Electrical Sundries and Components • Lot 6.2: Plumbing Consumables • Lot 6.3: Building Consumables • Lot 7.1: Removal Services and Relocation Services • Lot 8.1: Theatre Verification (Critical Ventilation Services) • Lot 9.1: Fuel Storage, Maintenance, Safety Services and Systems • Lot 10.1: Hire - Electrical Back Up Plants • Lot 10.2: Hire - Environmental Control Back Up Plants • Lot 11.1: Hard Facilities Management (FM) Managed Services We are committed to working with Suppliers who are dedicated to Sustainability and Social Value and there will be a significant weighting on these elements within the Invitation to Tender. To access all information in relation to this opportunity, please click the 'Respond to Posting' button on the Discovery Posting. Potential bidders will then be asked to either login or register for an Ariba Network account. Once registration has been completed, potential bidders will be directed to the Event Page where they are given the option to read and accept the bidder's agreement. Upon accepting this agreement, potential bidders are given access to the opportunity and can begin the bidding process and raise clarification questions. Bidders must register on the Central Digital Platform (www.gov.uk/find-tender) and ensure that Core Supplier Information is up to date, downloaded and is submitted as part of the Bid submission (in downloaded file format) in order to be assessed against the Conditions of Participation.

The procurement will establish a single combined, multi-supplier Heating, Electrical, Mechanical and Decarbonisation Framework, not divided into lots, for the provision of works and associated services to domestic and non-domestic properties and buildings, including occupied and void properties. The scope will include, but is not limited to, the provision, supply, installation, replacement, upgrading, servicing, statutory and safety inspection, testing, planned and responsive maintenance and repair of heating, electrical, mechanical, renewable, low-carbon and associated energy systems. Heating works and services will include domestic and commercial/communal systems and equipment using gas, oil, solid fuel, electricity and renewable or low-carbon technologies, including gas and oil boilers, electric storage and panel heaters, electric low-pressure hot water boilers, air source heat pumps, solar-assisted heat pumps, ground source heat pumps, biomass boilers, combined heat and power and micro-CHP systems, heat networks, solar thermal systems, microgeneration installations, wind turbines and other emerging renewable heating and energy technologies. Associated heating and hot-water systems may include hot and cold water services, vented and unvented hot-water cylinders, oil storage tanks, flues, pumps, filling loops, pipework, radiators, low-surface-temperature radiators, fan convectors, controls, smart thermostats and associated electrical controls, together with pipework system cleaning, flushing, de-sludging, de-scaling, sterilisation, water treatment and pipe insulation. The framework will include annual heating safety checks and servicing, Landlord safety and compliance requirements, servicing and maintenance of thermostatic mixing valves and unvented cylinders, planned and responsive repairs, breakdown services, replacement of defective components and systems, void and mutual-exchange checks and emergency and out-of-hours attendance, including 24-hour, 365/366-day services where required. Electrical works and services will include complete and partial rewiring, upgrading, alteration, inspection, testing, certification, Electrical Installation Condition Reports and associated remedial works; consumer units and distribution equipment; RCBOs, RCDs/RCCBs, AFDDs and surge protection devices; main service intake works and associated DNO requirements; earthing and bonding; power, lighting and final circuits; sockets, switches and appliance supplies; immersion heaters; electric showers; connections to heating and boiler systems; external and communal/landlord lighting; supplies to outbuildings and external stores; extract fans and ventilation-related electrical works; doorbells; TV aerial cabling and outlets; photocells, time switches and lighting controls; and associated electrical equipment and systems. The electrical scope will also include domestic fire detection and smoke, heat and carbon-monoxide alarm systems and associated equipment, including interconnection and radio-frequency equipment, together with servicing, maintenance and responsive repair of electric heating installations and 24-hour breakdown provision. Electric vehicle charging infrastructure may be supplied and installed, including associated equipment and services required to provide fully operational charging installations. Mechanical works and services will include mechanical ventilation with heat recovery systems and associated equipment, thermostatic mixing valves, boosted cold-water pump installations and other mechanical equipment associated with heating, hot water, ventilation and energy systems, including servicing and maintenance where required. The decarbonisation and energy scope will include solar photovoltaic systems and associated services, including inverters, controls, metering, monitoring and battery storage systems, together with solar thermal, air source heat pumps, ground source heat pumps, solar-assisted heat pumps, biomass, CHP/micro-CHP, heat networks, wind turbines, mechanical ventilation with heat recovery, smart heating controls, sensors and monitoring equipment and other emerging renewable, low-carbon and energy-efficiency technologies associated with the heating, electrical, mechanical and decarbonisation scope that may be required during the life of the framework. The framework may support retrofit, decarbonisation, ventilation, overheating, indoor-air-quality, EPC improvement, net-zero and future energy-performance requirements, including requirements arising from grant-funded programmes. Retrofit assessment, energy and technical support services may include pre- and post-works Energy Performance Certificates, energy assessments, SAP10 assessments, retrofit assessments, retrofit coordination, retrofit design, PAS 2035 site visits, air-pressure testing, technical monitoring and cavity-wall borescope services, together with associated services. Legionella risk assessments may also be instructed where required in connection with the works and systems covered by the framework. Project management services may be provided for heating, electrical, mechanical, retrofit and decarbonisation programmes, including grant-funded programmes, and may include management and coordination of the appointed supplier's own works and/or coordination of works delivered in collaboration with other framework suppliers. Requirements may be delivered as individual property works, grouped schemes, planned programmes, servicing and compliance programmes, responsive repairs, emergency works, grant-funded projects and larger retrofit or decarbonisation programmes, together with associated services. The framework is intended to remain sufficiently flexible to respond to changes in legislation, technical standards, funding requirements and technology during its term, including the introduction of emerging renewable and energy-efficiency measures falling within the heating, electrical, mechanical and decarbonisation scope. Suppliers appointed to the framework, either directly or through their declared supply chain, will be required to have the capability to deliver the overall range of works and services included within the scope. Works will be delivered utilising the JCT MTC contract and orders being placed by Clients utilising the contract mechanisms Below are the details of all documents included in the tender pack: Volume 1 Introduction to the Tender Volume 2 Operation of the Tender Volume 3 Specification Volume 4 Contract Introduction Volume 4.1 Standard Form FAC-1 Volume 4.2 FAC-1 Amendments Volume 4.3 JCT MTC 2024 Volume 4.4 JCT MTC 2024 Amendments Volume 5 Pricing Introduction Volume 5.1 Pricing Framework Volume 6 Quality Evaluation Volume 7 Conditions of Participation Volume 8 Key Performance Indicators Appendix A Certificate of Bona Fide Tender & Non-Canvasing Certificate Appendix B Key Staff Appendix C Documents to Return Checklist Appendix D AI Disclosure The Conditions of participation are applicable to the procurement and are set out in full in the procurement documents attached to this Tender Notice.

Tandridge District Council intends to procure a contract for the provision of domestic gas servicing, maintenance, repair, and installation services, including associated compliance activities, across its housing stock and related assets. The current intention is that the procurement will be conducted using the Open Procedure, comprising a single-stage tender process. The Council reserves the right to amend its procurement approach where appropriate. The services are expected to include, but are not limited to: - Annual gas safety inspections (Landlord Gas Safety Records – LGSRs) in accordance with the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 (as amended) - Planned preventative maintenance (PPM) of domestic gas appliances and systems - Responsive repairs and breakdown maintenance, including emergency and urgent call out services - Installation, replacement, and upgrade of domestic heating systems, including boilers and associated components - Compliance servicing and maintenance of communal and district heating plant, where applicable - Testing, servicing, and replacement of ancillary safety devices, including carbon monoxide detectors - Inspection and maintenance of flue systems, ventilation, and associated safety-critical components - Data management, compliance reporting, and certification, including integration with the Council’s asset management and compliance systems The Council places significant importance on: Resident safety and full statutory compliance, including adherence to applicable legislation, regulatory standards, and industry best practice High-quality service delivery and right-first-time outcomes, supported by robust quality assurance and performance management arrangements Effective resident engagement, including access management and appropriate support for vulnerable residents Workforce competence and training, including Gas Safe registration and ongoing professional development Decarbonisation and future-proofing, including readiness to support low-carbon heating technologies (e.g. heat pumps and hybrid systems) where required Delivery of social value, including local employment opportunities, apprenticeships, and wider community benefits UK4: Tender notice published in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 Notice identifier: 2026/S 000-047656 Procurement identifier (OCID): ocds-h6vhtk-0670c6 (view related notices Published 22 May 2026, 11:08am

Anchor Hanover Group (Anchor), England's largest provider of specialist housing and care for people in later life, recently published a tender seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced Contractor to deliver wastewater infrastructure servicing, maintenance, repair and asset management services across a defined portfolio of locations within its wider estate, spanning retirement housing, extra care schemes, and residential care homes throughout England and South Wales. All services will be delivered in occupied residential and care settings. The in-scope asset types are Water Booster Pumps, Submersible Foul Wastewater Pumps, Surface Water Pump Stations, Dry Well Pumps, Grease Traps, Cesspits, and Private Sewage Infrastructure. The scope covers Planned Preventative Maintenance and statutory inspections, Reactive Repairs and Remedial Works, Installation and Replacement Works, Tankering Services, Temporary Pumping Solutions, and Asset Capture and Data Management. A 24/7 emergency response capability is required throughout the Contract Period.