Office of Rail and Road
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PMPH-6471-MDYY
- Address
- London, UKI42, E14 4QZ, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 15 Jan 2025
- Latest notice
- 24 Sept 2026
Published procurement activity · 64 tenders
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To review and assess the efficiency, effectiveness of Network Rail's written governance (rather than operational compliance) in managing lifts and escalators. This assessment should review and assess a) Network Rails current position and b) Network Rail's intended position is, noting the current changes underway in L&E written g
Agency worker - Health and Safety Advisor - Via CCS Non-Clinical Framework
This project is looking for consultancy support to undertake a horizon scanning exercise of rail markets to support our Competition team in developing a potential competition pipeline. In particular this should identify a market or markets where competition may be being restricted and with a particular focus on significance in t
Furniture for London office - 4 x enclosed meeting pods and 1 x table and chairs
During the Efficiency Review, we conduct a thorough assessment of National Highways' Draft Strategic Business Plan (SBP) to confirm that the company's plans will deliver the government's requirements and do so in a way that represents an effective and efficient use of public money. Consultants will undertake an evaluation of th
Procured under Non Clinical Staffing RM6277
Provision of Applicant Tracking System
Fibre connectivity Network Services
The third Road Investment Strategy (RIS3) will set out the requirements to be delivered by National Highways during the period 2026-27 to 2030-31 (road period 3 or RP3). The process of setting and varying the RIS is set out in National Highways' licence. ORR's role is to provide advice to the Secretary of State on the extent to
Mnaufacture and Provision of Train Driving Licences - on behalf of ORR
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