Transport for London
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PHMT-6197-NWNZ
- Address
- London, UKI41, E20 1JN, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 7 Jan 2025
- Latest notice
- 21 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 619 tenders
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Membership of the COMET (Community of Metros) international benchmarking group for metro and segregated light rail operators gives London Underground access to a pool of knowledge and expertise, including information which is otherwise commercially sensitive, from 45 other metros from around the world. The CoMET Benchmarking Gro
Direct Award below threshold for a two-year extension of catering services at London Transport Museum. Ensures continuity during LTM50 redevelopment works. Extension justified under PA23 for operational and financial risk mitigation.
TfL is seeking an organisation to provide carbon credits (such as peat bog projects) to mitigate the emissions from business air travel.
TfL requires a consultancy to provide support with the annual executive remuneration benchmarking exercise covering TfL's Executive Committee and Director Population (c 60). There will also be a requirement to support with ad-hoc requests for data (across levels not restricted to Executive and Director Level or equivalent), mar
92TS Manufacture and Supply of Body End Panels for Central Line Fleet
This contract is for the supply of new wheel sets, the overhaul of existing wheel sets and includes a maintenance agreement for the provision of spare parts and operator training from Matisa UK Limited for Tamping machines used on London Underground infrastructure.
This direct award is by Transport for London (TfL) to Network Rail (NR) to provide access for TfL contractors to carry out principal inspections of TfL bridges located on or near the NR infrastructure. The works will be delivered under NR's asset protection framework for low-risk, customer led projects. As the infrastructure own
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