TRANSPORT UK EAST MIDLANDS LIMITED
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- Published identifier
- GB-COH 09860485
- Address
- London, UKI31, EC4A 3AG, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 27 Jan 2025
- Latest notice
- 14 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 58 tenders
Buyer information published with procurement notices.
For Supply and Delivery of Gas Oil (diesel fuel) to railway depot locations for passenger rail operations. It is essential that EMR maintains a continuous fuel supply to its 3 operational Depots. Etches Park Derby, Eastcroft Nottingham and Cricklewood, London. Each Depot has different usage requirements, average deliveries weekl
Interim arrangement is in place using the supplier's terms and conditions while the final contract is being negotiated and formalised.
Transport UK East Midlands Limited intends to Direct Award to Worldline for the provision of Ticket Issuing Systems (TIS) for ticket offices and onboard (mobile) operations, including associated software, installation, training, and maintenance. Duration: Initial 48 months with a 36-month optional extension at Transport UK East
Quarterly Ticketless Travel Surveys (including calculation of results and provision of analyses) during Rail Year 2025/26 & 26/27 across the EMR network.
This scheme would involve removing the outdated car park equipment at 10 of EMR's car parks and replacing it with new Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) systems that will allow easier access and egress from the stations. For clarity, the new solution would be barrierless, creating a more seamless customer experience and a
Boston Rail Siding, located adjacent Boston rail station, is used by EMR to stable, service and internally clean two regional passenger trains per night. The servicing and cleaning elements are currently contracted to an external supplier. No EMR personnel operate within the sidings at night however the station is manned by EMR
EMR is running a Preliminary Market Engagement exercise to better understand the capabilities, capacity, innovations, and commercial models available in the Online Ticket Issuing System ("WebTiS") market. The insights gathered will help inform our thinking and support the development of a potential future procurement strategy, s
To enable customers to access a replacement service when trains are either cancelled, altered, or disrupted on-the-day. To, on occasion (and mainly on infrequent routes), provide a supplementary or backup transport option where trains or buses are predicted to be oversubscribed. To provide taxi provision for planned and unplan
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