GB-Leeds: PE2025_26-5345 Provision of Christmas Trees, Lights and Associated Works

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 mechanical coupling joining the 10-pole motor to the 12-pole generator. There is a requirement to be able to physically rotate the generator stator to enable manipulation of the phase and load angle via racking motor or actuator. The machine should come complete with a starting reactor and contactor connected to the neutral point of the motor, to limit the inrush current on startup to approximately 400A. Control of the machine starting reactor and racking equipment shall be by an external control system, which shall not form part of the machine scope of supply.

Portsmouth Naval Base require a Portable Skid Mounted Cable Management System (CMS) to power some of their vessels. Each reel shall be capable of supplying a 60Hz electrical supply, up to 690V and 350A.

Lift Modernisation at Europa and Centuria North Buildings Additional information: The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.

Palladium as the delivery partner for the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) funded UK Partnering for Accelerate Climate Transitions (UK PACT) programme invites you to submit a quotation for the services detailed in this RFQ. The Philippines is scaling up offshore wind to meet ambitious renewable energy targets, with upcoming auction rounds expected to unlock significant capacity. As the sector advances, attention is shifting toward enabling infrastructure particularly ports, which are critical for construction, staging, installation, and long-term operations. While initial assessments by partners such as ADB and GWEC have focused on public ports, the scale of planned deployment requires expanded port capacity and stronger private sector participation. However, there remains limited clarity on how to structure offshore wind port development to attract investment that is technically viable, commercially sound, and aligned with Department of Energy (DOE) deployment timelines. UK PACT, working with DOE and other agencies, seeks to address this gap by supporting privately led port development and strengthening decision-making, investment readiness, and early market engagement. This intervention will be delivered in two phases. Phase 1 will establish the foundations for private sector participation by drawing on UK experience, developing a Private Offshore Wind Port Development Framework, and identifying and prioritizing suitable port locations particularly in areas such as South Mindoro and Negros Occidental based on technical suitability and readiness. Phase 2 will undertake detailed technical and commercial feasibility assessments of three shortlisted sites, including infrastructure requirements, cost and financial analysis, environmental and regulatory considerations, and market validation Interested suppliers/consortia are encouraged to review the RfQ documentation and submit your proposal in accordance with the instructions above by the Close Date and Time. This RFQ includes the following materials: Schedule 1 - Terms of Reference Schedule 2 - Instructions for submission Schedule 3 - Terms and Conditions Annex I - RFQ Response Form Annex II - Budget and workplan template

Remove existing electrical equipment and install new infrastructure for Christmas lighting scheme through Battle High Street. Tenders to be submitted to the Clerk's Office, The Almonry, High Street, Battle, TN33 0EA or via email clerk@battletowncouncil.gov.uk

Palladium as the delivery partner for the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) funded UK Partnering for Accelerate Climate Transitions (UK PACT) programme invites you to submit a quotation for the services detailed in this RFQ. Thailand is currently undergoing a pivotal transition toward the adoption of International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) sustainability disclosure standards, with the goal of elevating its reporting framework to a globally recognised baseline. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), as the primary regulator of Thailand's capital market, plays a central role in this process by setting disclosure requirements, supervising listed entities, and ensuring market readiness. Following its established roadmap, the SEC has adopted a phased approach requiring alignment with IFRS S1 and IFRS S2, with mandatory disclosure beginning in 2027. This marks a significant milestone, expanding corporate reporting beyond traditional financial metrics to include sustainability-related risks and opportunities material to investors. However, the transition presents substantial supervisory and technical challenges, requiring strengthened internal expertise, enhanced review mechanisms, and robust enforcement processes aligned with international best practice. In response, the Thailand-UK PACT programme has engaged with the SEC to provide targeted technical assistance, building on ongoing collaboration to develop ISSB-aligned guidance and integrate disclosure requirements into the 56-1 One Report framework. The objective of the proposed expert deployment is to strengthen the SEC's regulatory capacity through the design and delivery of structured, regulator-focused training on ISSB-aligned disclosures. This includes developing comprehensive training modules on IFRS S1 and S2 requirements from a supervisory perspective, supported by practical exercises, case studies, and guidance on risk-based review approaches, assessment methodologies, and enforcement responses. The intervention will also reinforce good practices in internal processes, documentation, and coordination to ensure consistency and transparency in supervisory work. Complementing ongoing initiatives supporting corporate preparedness, this effort aims to equip the SEC with the knowledge, skills, and tools necessary to effectively oversee ISSB implementation by 2027, ensuring coherent adoption across Thailand's reporting ecosystem and contributing to improved transparency, stronger non-financial reporting, and enhanced access to green and transition finance. Interested suppliers/consortia are encouraged to review the RfQ documentation and submit your proposal in accordance with the instructions above by the Close Date and Time. This RFQ includes the following materials: Schedule 1 - Terms of Reference Schedule 2 - Instructions for submission Schedule 3 - Terms and Conditions Annex I - RFQ Response Form Annex II - Budget and workplan template