Procurement notices · Find a Tender + Contracts Finder

Notices

Every UK public-sector procurement notice in one board — open opportunities, closed tenders, awards, and pre-market signals. Filter by deadline, value or CPV, and save your search as an alert.

Closing 24h

Open notices

Closing this week

Don’t miss

Open · all

70,824

Live opportunities

Posted · 24h

184

New notices

Posted · 30d

7,149

All notice types

Awarded · 7d

917

Market signal

ActiveView: Closed Clear all

165,209 noticesclosed · sorted by publication date

Page 375 of 8261

Time to close

Value

Type

Buyer

Notice

CLOSED

21 Feb

£51k

Estimated

Closed

Luton Council

BT1778 Machinery Training for Parks countryside Services

Industrial machinery· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

24 Feb

£76.0m

Estimated

Closed

BLUELIGHT COMMERCIAL LIMITED

BLC0206 - Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Framework

Software packages· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

26 Feb

£302k

Estimated

Closed

Bath and North East Somerset Council

Collection and disposal of Hazardous Waste

Sewage & refuse· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

21 Feb

£40k

Estimated

Closed

Rutland County Council

Provision of Sector Support to the Rutland Voluntary and Community Sector

Administration services· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

29 Jan

£237k

Estimated

Closed

Bristol City Council

PEP/ASC/Accomm_2051325

Health & social· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

28 Jan

—

Estimated

Closed

FTS · Services

UK Research & Innovation

UKRI-4276 Opening up the Environment Grant Leadership Network

· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

14 Feb

—

Estimated

Closed

hutton le hole parish council

Village Maintenance services for Hutton le Hole

Architecture & engineering· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

12 Feb

£25k

Estimated

Closed

Oakham Town Council

All Saints Church Oakham

Construction work· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

04 Feb

£52k

Estimated

Closed

London Borough of Hillingdon

RFX1000028 - Supply of Bins and Benches for Parks on the behalf of the London of Hillingdon\n \n As part of the Parks Improvement Program, the London Borough of Hillingdon (LBH) invites tenders from suitably qualified suppliers for the supply and delivery of bins and benches for parks.\n \n The successful tenderer(s) will be required to deliver the specified products within 4-6 weeks from the date of order.\n \n Full details of the project and tender documents are available on our e-tendering portal, Proactis. https://supplierlive.proactisp2p.com \n \n Estimated contract start date: 12/03/2025

Furniture & furnishings· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

10 Feb

£20k

Estimated

Closed

Natural England

Berwickshire and North Northumberland Coast SAC: subtidal reef dive survey analysis and report writing

Sewage & refuse· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

28 Jan

—

Estimated

Closed

The Football Foundation

Goalposts preferred suppliers list

Musical instruments· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

28 Jan

£170k

Estimated

Closed

UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for Translation, transcription, interpretation and other related servicesDynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for Translation, transcription, interpretation and other related services

Business services· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

26 Feb

£600k

Estimated

Closed

Tower Hamlets

P5976 - Stephen Hawking's Hydrotherapy Pool Replacement Works

Construction work· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

28 Feb

£2.5m

Estimated

Closed

Brighton & Hove City Council

BHCC -AP - ASC Cleaning & Declutter Services

Sewage & refuse· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

28 Feb

—

Estimated

Closed

St Thomas More Catholic Academy & Sixth Form College

St Thomas More Catholic School & Sixth Form (Holy Spirit Catholic Multi Academy) ~ Cleaning Tender

Sewage & refuse· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

28 Feb

£41k

Estimated

Closed

Cambridge City Council

Cambridge City Council - Clay Farm Sound and Light Installation

Radio & TV equipment· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

03 Feb

£9k

Estimated

Closed

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

Senior youth officer - SYO 28/1/2025

Business services· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

03 Mar

—

Estimated

Closed

Future Academies

Future Academies - Print & Reprographics Tender

Office & computing· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

19 Feb

£45k

Estimated

Closed

Leeds City Council

Highways Infrastructure Winter Service Gritting Route Optimisation

Architecture & engineering· Published 28 Jan

CLOSED

28 Jan

—

Estimated

Closed

FTS · Services

NHS Hertfordshire and West Essex Integrated Care Board

Derby & Derbyshire ICB - Children's Community Nursing Service: Children and Young People with Complex Health Needs in Education Settings

· Published 28 Jan

Page 375 of 8261

Previous Next

Notice peek

ClosedCF · 9c0794c0c8f1

Testing Object-Oriented Nudges for Regulatory Compliance in Environmental Land

DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS

Status

Withdrawn

Estimated

—

Published

29 May 2025

Key facts

Notice ID: cf-e911e516-d7b7-4159-9ad1-9c0794c0c8f1
CPV code: 79315000 · Business services
Source: Contracts Finder

Timeline

Published
29 May 2025

Description

This experiment is part of our Choice Architecture Test (CAT) series. We have already conducted two tests, CAT 1 and CAT 2, with a third (CAT 3) and fourth (CAT 4) in progress. This will be our fifth test (CAT 5). • CAT 1: tested the effect of defaults on a hypothetical Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) application. Results showed a statistically significant increase in the environmental quality of the agreement generated through defaults compared to the current SFI application design. • CAT 2: tested the effect of defaults and guided selection on a hypothetical Countryside Stewardship (CS) mid-tier application. Results for CAT 2 also showed defaults being effective. Compared to the current CS mid-tier design & some aspects of guided selection tested during the experiment, defaults led to more spatially targeted actions being chosen (the primary outcome of the experiment) by farmers, that might indicate higher quality environmental agreements . • CAT 3: will test the effect of geospatial functionality (i.e. presenting guidance on spatial priorities visually) & offering a default totaliser (that shows the potential financial reward for choosing options) on a hypothetical SFI application. Similar to CAT 1, statistical analysis will be conducted to gauge whether results show an improvement in the environmental quality of the agreement compared to the current SFI application design. • CAT 4: will test the effect of offering defaults with farmers who find it difficult to access and use digital tools and services, (i.e. those with low 'digital literacy'), to assess whether findings from CAT 1 & CAT 2 are consistent for these farmers, as well as their more digitally adept counterparts.