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Rail Safety Standards Board (RSSB)
978798928 T1399 Interventions for improving platform/train stepping arrangements
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01/ The notice
Key facts
- Value
- £210,000Estimated value stated in the notice
- Deadline (UK time)
- Wed 19 Nov 2025, 12:00 GMTClosed.
- Published
- 16 Oct 2025
- Region
- Not stated
02/ The brief
What the notice says
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The aim of T1399 is to establish the evidence base and practical framework required to plan interventions that improve boarding accessibility at the PTI.
To achieve this, the project will:
• Identify and review interventions: Produce a comprehensive review of national and international interventions to improve boarding (infrastructure-borne, train-borne, hybrid, direct, and indirect). For each intervention the following will need to be considered: feasibility and suitability, technical and operational constraints, expected impact on boarding, and indicative costs. The review will recognise and capture in meaningful ways that these may vary by location and fleet characteristics.
• Develop a framework to organise and evaluate interventions: To support decisions, interventions will be categorised and assessed within the context of real-world ‘improvement windows’ associated with planned capital investment (such as fleet overhauls, new train procurements, station upgrades, platform rebuilds/extensions, and track renewals). This framework will support decision-makers in identifying interventions available to them and comparing their impact. To be helpful, such a framework needs to reflect differing local infrastructure conditions and rolling stock configurations.
• Develop and assess possible plans of action toward independent boarding: For agreed scenarios representing different levels of investment and timescales, the research will assess how different types of interventions could be combined and sequenced to deliver the greatest accessibility improvements. The analysis will remain at a strategic level, using representative examples and benchmark cost data rather than site-specific designs or surveys, and will balance accessibility goals with financial and practical constraints.
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03/ Classification
CPV codes
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- 73110000
04/ History
Releases of this notice
3 releases held, oldest first. Dates are UK time.
- 16 Oct 2025Tender notice
Tender notice published 16 October 2025.
Deadline in this release: Wed 19 Nov 2025, 12:00 GMT.
Release 066093-2025
View this release on Find a Tender (opens in a new tab) - 9 Dec 2025Notice
Notice published 9 December 2025. The notice text changed; the source gives no change note.
Release 081261-2025
View this release on Find a Tender (opens in a new tab) - 4 Feb 2026Notice
Notice published 4 February 2026. The notice text changed; the source gives no change note.
Release 010022-2026
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05/ Limits
What the source does not tell us
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06/ Questions
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- Reference
- ocds-h6vhtk-05ce68
- Source
- Find a Tender
- Stage
- tender · Open
- Last verified
- Sun 5 Apr 2026, 21:10 BST
- Read at
- Sun 18 Oct 2026, 11:55 BST
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