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UK4 - Tender Notice Prevention of Peripheral Cold Injuries

Ministry of Defence Published 17 Mar 2026 Find a Tender

key details

Value£240,000 (£288,000 inc. VAT)
Statusactive
Category (CPV) 73111000
RegionNorth East
Deadline13 Apr 2026
Procedureopen
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-h6vhtk-065324

description

The UK Armed Forces are more frequently operating in cold environments to contribute to NATO’s deterrence in the High North and on the Eastern flank; but data suggest that the number of cases of peripheral cold injuries is increasing in deployed Service Personnel (SP), even during short deployments. Given our growing presence in the Nordic-Baltic regions, Defence urgently needs to identify and protect SP susceptible to cold injuries and improve the clinical assessment of injured SP for their safe and timely return to cold environments. This work will aim to reduce the risk of peripheral cold injuries by developing a prediction tool to identify susceptible SP; and improve deployability by developing a clinical assessment tool to enable clinicians to assess injured SP safely and efficiently, year-round. This laboratory-based research will largely take place at the climate chamber in North Yorkshire.

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notice history

5 notices published against this procurement.

PublishedTypeRegimeNotice
12 Feb 2026 Preliminary market engagement (UK2) Procurement Act 2023 013095-2026
13 Mar 2026 Tender notice (UK4) Procurement Act 2023 022931-2026
13 Mar 2026 Tender notice (UK4) Procurement Act 2023 023245-2026
16 Mar 2026 Tender notice (UK4) Procurement Act 2023 023592-2026
17 Mar 2026 Tender notice (UK4) Procurement Act 2023 024205-2026

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