title: Provision of data collation, cleaning and analysis for children & young people's improving access to psychological therapies (CYP IAPT) project.

title: Provision of data collation, cleaning and analysis for children & young people improving access to psychological therapies (CYP IAPT) project.

description: In February 2011 the Department of Health published Talking therapies: A 4 year plan of action to support No. Health without mental health: a cross-government mental health outcomes strategy for people of all ages. This outlined the second phase of the improving access to psychological therapies (IAPT) including plans to expand the scope to children and young people. Furthermore, the Department of Health launched the development of the children and young people’s outcomes strategy in January 2012. Mental Health is one of the four priorities within the strategy. The strategy will identify the outcomes that matter to children, young people and their families and how the system will support delivery of those outcomes. For more information and updates on CYP IAPT go to www.iapt.nhs.uk/cyp-iapt/. Children and young people’s (CYP) IAPT routine outcome monitoring system is a key deliverable within the emerging strategy. Data capture and analysis is critical to the success of the CYP IAPT project. Demonstrating the impact of the project in terms of measuring improved outcomes for children and young people will be central to determining whether or not the initial project is successful, and will determine any future roll out. The Mental Health Community as a whole will be interested in the outcomes of the project and in particular the ability to transform child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) through session-by-session outcome monitoring. The project requires a specialist data management function to collate and clean the data necessary to the project, analyse and report it and support sites to roll out outcome monitoring across all services participating. Potential suppliers will need to have an extensive knowledge and understanding of the outcomes measures; how CAMHS works and the ability to work with CAMHS clinical teams to ensure the data is of good quality, including training data managers; working with higher education institutions (HEIs), to train service leads, supervisors and therapists; contacting CAMHS services and where necessary visiting them to ensure that they understand how to use the system and are aware of their key role. The generation of accurate and reliable data by the various stakeholders inputting data is essential for the delivery of the contract and programme. The aim of the children and young people’s improving access to psychological therapies project (CYP IAPT). Data collation service is to develop a robust central data collection and analysis system to monitor outcomes of the overall IAPT project and individual sites. The Department of Health reserves the right to discontinue the tendering process at any time and not award the contract. This is a niche requirement and Small or medium sized enterprises (SMEs) are encouraged to bid for this work or work collaboratively with other suppliers as partners or sub-contractors. Please note that it is the Authority's view that TUPE may apply to this Contract. Nevertheless, it is your responsibility to consider whether or not TUPE applies in the individual circumstances of your bid. The contract shall run until December 2015 in phases: Phase 1 – September to March 2013. Phase 2 – 1.4.2013 - 31.3.2014. Phase 3 – 1.4.2014 - 31.3.2015. Phase 4 - 31.3.2015 – December 2015 including end of project report. The Department is including a break clause after each phase and the contract will be subject to annual reviews based on funding and performance. Additionally the Department may wish to novate the contract to another member of the Health Family.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Service delivery: 37
Planning and project management: 17
Management: 8
Innovation and sustainability: 8
Price: 30

street: 80 London Road

CORCnexus Consortium

street: 21 Maresfield Gardens

postalCode: NW3 5SD


name: University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

initiationType: tender


name: County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust


title: East- regional technology maintenance contract (RTMC)

description: The East Regional Technology Maintenance Contract (RTMC) will provide all services related to Lump Sum Routine and Planned Maintenance of existing technology assests associated with strategic (core) motorway and trunk road network in the Highways Agency East Region Network Area. These services shall be in compliance with Asset Management and Operational Requirements (AMOR), Technology Management and Maintenance Manual (TMMM), and other specifications and codes of practice together with professional, technical and administrative supporting duties. The East Region comprises those parts of the network broadly defined by the Highways Agency Maintenance Areas 6, 8, 29 and 30 (part) within the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, Berkshire, parts of Hertfordshire and Essex, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Borough's of Peterborough, and Milton Keynes. The Contract includes management and maintenance of (i) traffic light signals and any associated instation and outstation controllers on the Highways Agency Network and at interfaces with Local Highway Authority roads. (ii) Highways Agency Weather Information Services (HAWIS). (iii) National Traffic Information Service (NTIS) traffic monitoring equipment. (iv),M1 J10-J13, Managed Motorway, (v) M1 J6A - J10, Controlled Motorway, (vi) Lowestoft Tidal Flow System, (vii) M40 (part), and A1 (M) DBFO sections, (viii) Instation Technology Equipment within East Regional Control Centre situated at South Mimms, Hertfordshire. The Contractor will work directly under the supervision of the Area 8 Asset Support Contractor (ASC) who will provide office space for 5 people and depot/workshop space of at least 112m2 for use by the contractor.

title: South East - regional technology maintenance contract (RTMC)

description: The South East Regional Technology Maintenance Contract (RTMC) will provide all services related to Lump Sum Routine and Planned Maintenance of existing technology assets associated with strategic (core) motorway and trunk road network in the Highways Agency South East Region Network Area. These services shall be in compliance with Asset Management and Operational Requirements (AMOR), Technology Management and Maintenance Manual (TMMM), and other specifications and codes of practice together with professional, technical and administrative supporting duties. The South East Region comprises those parts of the network broadly defined by the Highways Agency Maintenance Areas 3 and 4 within the counties of Hampshire, Surrey, West Sussex, East Sussex and Kent. The contract includes management and maintenance of. (i) traffic light signals and any associated instation and outstation controllers on the Highways Agency Network and at interfaces with Local Highway Authority roads. (ii) Highways Agency Weather Information Services (HAWIS). (iii) National Traffic Information Service (NTIS) traffic monitoring equipment. (iv) M3 J2 - J4A Managed Motorway. (v) Instation Technology Equipment situated at Godstone, Surrey. The Contractor will work directly under the supervision of the Area 3 Asset Support Contractor (ASC) who will provide office space for 5 people and depot/workshop space of at least 112m2 for use by the contractor.

title: M25 And Greater London - regional technology maintenance contract (RTMC)

description: The M25 and Greater London Regional Technology Maintenance Contract (RTMC) will provide all services related to Lump Sum Routine and Planned Maintenance of existing technology assets strategic (core) motorway and trunk road network in the Highways Agency M25 Region Network Area. These services shall be in compliance with Asset Management and Operational Requirements (AMOR), Technology Management and Maintenance Manual (TMMM), and other specifications and codes of practice together with professional, technical and administrative supporting duties. The M25 Region comprises those parts of the network broadly defined as the Highways Agency M25 DBFO Contract within the counties of Kent, Surrey, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, and Essex. The Contract includes management and maintenance of. (i) traffic light signals and any associated instation and outstation controllers on the Highways Agency Network and all interfaces with Local Highway Authority roads. (ii) Highways Agency Weather Information Services (HAWIS). (iii) National Traffic Information Services (NTIS) traffic monitoring equipment. (iv) The entire M25 Orbital motorway containing sections of Managed Motorway, Controlled Motorway, and M25 Bell Common, M25 Holmslade, Tunnels. (v) M11, M3, M4, M1, sections within M25 orbital. (vi) A1 (M) M25 - J6 including A1 (M) Hatfield Tunnel. (vii) A282 including certain duties within the area of the Dartford Crossing itself, (viii) M26 and M20 from M26 to M25. (ix) A2, A20, A23, A3, A30, A3113, A40, A405 and A1 between the M25 and the Greater London boundary, (x) A13 and A1089 from the Greater London boundary to Tilbury. The contractor will work directly under the supervision of the M25 DBFO Contractor, Connect Plus (M25) Limited but may need to make seperate office and depot/workspace arrangements.

scheme: CPV

title: UK: Birmingham - regional technology maintenance contract's (RTMC) (lot 1. East, lot 2. South East, & lot 3. M25 and Greater London.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: The Regional Technology Maintenance Contract (RTMC) will provide all services related to Lump Sum Routine and Planned Maintenance of existing technology assets associated with the strategic (core) motorway and trunk road network in the Highways Agency East, South East, and M25 Regions. These Services shall be in compliance with Asset Management and Operational Requirements (AMOR), Technology Management and Maintenance Manual (TMMM), and other specifications and codes of practice together with professional, technical and administrative supporting duties. The Contract includes management and maintenance of. (i) traffic light signals and any associated instation and outstation controllers on the Highways Agency Network and at interfaces with Local Highway Authority roads. (ii) Highways Agency Weather Information Services (HAWIS) (iii) National Traffic Information Service (NTIS) traffic monitoring equipment. (iv) Managed Motorways, (v) Controlled Motorways, (vi) Tidal Flow Systems, (vii) DBFO sections including Tunnels, (viii) Dartford Crossings, (ix) Regional Control Centres (RCC) (for the East and South East). The Contractor will work directly under the supervision of the Regional Technology Lead Asset Support Contractor (ASC) or M25 DBFO Contractor who may provide office space for 5 people and depot/workshop space of at least 112m2 for the use of the contractor. Each Contract will be for a period of 5 years from the access date with the scope to extend by up to a further 3 years, subject to Highways Agency Operational requirements and satisfactory contractor Performance. Applicant companies (including parent companies in the case of joint venture) should be aware that they will not be permitted to hold more than 3 of the Highways Agency TECHMAC or RTMC contracts. This is to protect the public interest, in particular to ensure the resilience of the Highways Agency Network. Tendering opportunities for applicant companies may therefore be limited on these bases.

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

Highways Agency

street: The Cube, 199 Wharfside Street

postalCode: B1 1RN

countryName: UK


title: Lot 1 - Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire

description: Lot 1 comprises a total of 210 dwellings.

title: Lot 2 - Leicestershire, Rutland & Northamptonshire

description: Lot 2 comprises 351 dwellings.

title: Lot 3 - Herts, Esses, kent, Surrey, Sussex, London, and Bedfordshire

description: Lot 3 comprises 94 dwellings.

title: Lot 4 - Hampshire and East Dorset

description: Lot 4 comprises 152 dwellings.

title: Lot 5 - Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire

description: Lot 5 comprises 221 dwellings.

title: Lot 6 - Gloucestershire, herefordshire, Worcestershire and North Somerset

description: Lot 6 comprises 160 dwellings.

title: Lot 7 - West Midlands, Staffordshire and Warwickshire

description: Lot 7 comprises 106 dwellings.

title: Lot 8 - Cornwall and Devon

description: Lot 8 comprises 158 dwellings.

title: Lot 9 - South somerset, West Dorset and Wiltshire

description: Lot 9 comprises 53 units.

title: Routine Day to day repairs, Cyclical decoration, Void repairs, Aids and Adaptations, small contract work and Gas Servicing.

description: Gas Servicing and Maintenance. Gas Appliance Repairs. Routine day to day reactive maintenance. Cyclical. Void Repairs. Aids and Adaptations. Planned Mainteance. Improvement Works.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Advanced Housing and Support Ltd

street: 2 Witan Way, Witney, Oxfordshire

postalCode: OX28 6FE


title: W/03/12 ICT Virtualisation and Storage Infrastructure.

currency: GBP

description: Software package and information systems. Computer back-up and catalogue conversion services. Servers. Computer-related services. In order to deliver a stable and reliable ICT service into the future, the Trust is in the process of replacing its legacy servers and file storage systems with new equipment and a new purpose built virtualised cloud infrastructure. The requirement is for: — part one -SAN, — part two -Scale out NAS, and — part three Backup. The contract is mainly for the supply of goods but contains an element of professional/ support services. This contract is initially for use by South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLaM or the Trust) and the only guaranteed volume is for SLaM. However, SLaM is part of the King's Health Partners - which includes King's College London; King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust; and Guy's & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust. Any of the King’s Health Partners may wish to appoint the chosen provider of this tender process during the contract period of 3 years. Please visit www.kingshealthpartners.org for more information about the Partnership.

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: goods

name: South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust

street: Royal Bethlem Hospital, Monks Orchard Road, Kent

postalCode: BR3 3BX


documentType: awardNotice

title: Catering Services.

title: Catering Services.

description: Provision of nil subsidy catering services to three Cumbria Constabulary locations within Cumbria.

procurementMethod: direct

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality score/detailed responses: 60
Price: 40

Cumbria Constabulary

street: Procurement, Police Headquarters, Carleton Hall

postalCode: CA10 2AU

Mellors Catering Services Limited

street: Lancashire Manor Hotel, Prescott Rd., Pimbo

postalCode: WN8 9QD


measure: electronicBids

title: Framework agreement for cleaning services to a portfolio of designated properties owned or managed by the London Borough of Haringey.

description: Building-cleaning services. Cleaning and sanitation services. Cleaning services. Office cleaning services. Clinical-waste collection services. Clinical-waste disposal services. Haringey Council are looking to appoint a contractor to deliver building cleaning services to a portfolio of designated properties owned and/or managed by the Council. The framework agreement would be for four years. The service is currently provided by an in house team of direct employees. The key objectives are to deliver a quality cleaning service; operating to a defined contract and providing value for money.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 40
Price: 60

name: The Mayor and Burgesses of the London Borough of Haringey

street: Floor 4, Alexandra House, 10 Station Road, Wood Green

postalCode: N22 7TR

name: For the Attention of the: Procurement Manager

Balfour Beatty Living Places

street: Pavillion B, Ashwood Park, Ashwood Road

postalCode: RG23 8BG


title: Traffic Signals Maintenance Contract and Associated Services.

description: Traffic-signal maintenance services. Road traffic-control equipment. Traffic-monitoring equipment. Traffic-flow measuring system. Engineering works and construction works. Traffic lights. Highway materials. Leicester City Council under agreement with Leicestershire County Council and Rutland County Council is responsible for the maintenance of traffic signals throughout Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. Leicester City Council is seeking to let a contract for the maintenance of traffic signal and associated equipment for Leicester City, Leicestershire County and Rutland County ("the Authorities") or on those highways maintained under agreement by Leicester City Council.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Quality: 40

Leicester City Council

street: New Walk Centre, Welford Place

postalCode: LE1 6ZG


title: Operation and Support of an Enterprise Content Management System (ECMS).

description: The University of Westminster currently operates and supports a number of web-based services; one of these is an Alfresco Enterprise Content Management System (ECMS). The service is used by staff at the University to store a wide range of documents, many of which are business-critical. The University now wishes to reduce the administrative and technical burden involved in providing an “Alfresco Share” service to end users, by transitioning from operating a service, with some support from external organisations, to purchasing a managed service. This service must be robust, reliable, and secure, and have appropriate service level guarantees. We invite suitably experienced suppliers to tender for the supply. A successful procurement will, by January 2013, deliver: — a stable, robust Alfresco Share service with at least 99 % availability, — a fully supported service that requires no server-side technical intervention from University staff to maintain, — a secure environment which ensures the confidentiality and integrity of University data, — a service that represents good value for money, — expertise to review and deploy custom workflows developed by the University, — expertise to guide University developers when developing custom workflows. The estimated total cost of the contract for the whole three year period is between £600K and 1 000 000 GBP.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality of service level agreement: 20
Security: 20
Experience of providing software as a service: 10
Technical competence: 10
Proposal for project management and implementation: 20
Overall cost: 20

University of Westminster

street: Cavendish House, 101 New Cavendish Street

postalCode: W1W 6XH

Zaizi Ltd

street: 222 Westbourne Studios, 242 Acklam Road


title: Commissioners Quay - Masterplanning and Design Team.

description: Arch has appointed a contract for masterplanning and design services in relation to the Commissioners Quay Site in Blyth, Northumberland.

Arch (Development Projects) Limited

street: Arch Centre for Enterprise, Lintonville Parkway, Northumberland

postalCode: NE63 9JZ

Xsite Architecture

street: Foundry Lane Studios, Foundry Lane

postalCode: NE6 1HL


name: Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships (TCCR)

title: Training - local children's and families workforce (to help them recognise and respond to those with relationship problems).

description: The local children’s and families workforce are often the professionals that have the most contact with couples who may be experiencing relationship problems. However, many of these practitioners are not currently able to identify couples in relationship distress, or, if they are, do not know how best to support them. We wish to commission training to help children and families practitioners to identify relationship issues and signpost parents appropriately. This could include leadership and frontline staff in Sure Start Children’s Centres, health visitors and midwives. At a time of budget reductions and conflicting priorities, we would welcome innovative approaches for how best to reach this workforce. We would welcome partnership bids or sub contracting arrangements. Indicative funding range: 700k - 1m GBP. Starting in April 2013 and running for two years.

title: Support for Couples Experiencing Difficulties

description: If couples do experience difficulties in their relationship, being able to access support which enables them to work through their problems can help to resolve conflict, or if this is not possible, separate amicably so as not to impact negatively on the wider family. The aim of interventions will be to provide evidenced based support for couples who are experiencing difficulties, particularly targeted at those who: — do not access mainstream support (such as certain BME groups), — have particular needs (such as parents with disabled children); or, — are in significant conflict. Interventions should be evidenced based and, where applicable, provided by a trained and supported counsellor. We would welcome partnership bids or sub contracting arrangements. Indicative funding range 4m – 4.9m GBP. Starting in April 2013 and running for two years.

title: Culture change (to change attitudes to seeking relationship support).

description: Relationship support is currently often seen as something that couples only take up if they have significant problems and this is often too late to make a difference. The Department would like to commission culture change activities to encourage couples to see accessing relationship support as a normal thing to do to strengthen their relationship, rather than just something which is sought at crisis point. This could be achieved through: — national awareness raising campaigns on the importance of strong and stable relationships and the benefits of relationship support, — generating and responding to debate on relationship issues in and via the media, — building corporate relationships to help employers to recognise the impact of relationship wellbeing on work performance and to encourage them to support employees through the work place and as part of their role in leading society. We would welcome partnership bids or sub contracting arrangements. Indicative funding range: 1.9m - 2.6m GBP. Starting from December 2012 and running for two years and four months.

description: Certain groups of young people and adults are particularly at risk of relationship breakdown and/ or forming relationships which are unhealthy and which can have negative impacts on their children. Relationship breakdown can lead to poverty, socio-economic disadvantage, physical and psychological ill health and behavioural problems including crime. There are a number of factors which make relationships more vulnerable to conflict and breakdown, including low education levels, unemployment, drug and alcohol problems and mental illness. In a minority of cases this can lead to children being put at risk. The Department would like to commission evidenced based preventative interventions which target men and women and / or couples who are likely to face relationship stress or be at risk of relationship breakdown. The aim of the intervention(s) will be to: — increase relationship satisfaction, — where relevant, encourage individuals to consider their relationship choices before forming relationships, — increase parents understanding of the impact of their relationship on their children; and, — increase collaboration between parents. Bidders should consider how these services could be provided in a way that does not stigmatise participants. We would welcome partnership bids or sub contracting arrangements and would consider trialling more than one approach. Indicative funding range: 3.9m - 4.7m GBP. Starting from December 2012 and running for two years and four months.

description: Evidence shows that it is normal for all relationships to encounter pressures, either through difficult life events (such as unemployment or ill health) or due to differences in culture or value systems; but it is the way in which couples approach these difficulties that determines whether their relationship will continue to thrive. The Department would like to commission evidenced based, universal preventative support which is targeted at key transition points in couple relationships, for example the decision to marry, move in together or have a child. The aim of intervention will be to provide couples with relationship support as a preventative measure, so that they understand that stress points are normal for all couples and that relationships need working on to maintain satisfaction over time. The intervention must help couples to: — Understand the influence of their family experiences on their relationship, — Identify what works well in their relationship and what areas could be worked on, — Build communication and listening skills, — Develop skills of negotiation and compromise. We would welcome partnership bids or sub contracting arrangements and would consider funding more than one type of intervention or more than one approach targeted at different groups. Indicative funding range: 900k - 1.7m GBP. Starting April 2013 and running for two years.

title: Policy and infrastructure development for the local market (delivered via a grant).

description: The current relationship support local infrastructure is immature and requires development to increase capacity and sustainability. In addition, the importance of couple relationships and the positive impact of relationship support interventions are not currently uniformly recognised across local and central government. The Department would like to commission strategic support from national level relationship support organisations, with the aim of: — developing the local relationship support infrastructure to build efficiency, capacity and sustainability – including influencing local commissioning decisions; and, — providing central Government with expertise to ensure that the importance of strong and stable relationships and the positive impact of relationship support interventions are recognised in policy development. We would welcome partnership bids. Indicative funding range: 800k - 1.4m GBP. Grant starting from December 2012 and running for two years and four months.

title: Training - developing expert practitioners.

description: Developing expert practitioners is key to building the capacity and sustainability of the relationship support sector. The Department would like to commission training programmes which further develop expert practitioners within the field of relationship support. We would welcome innovative approaches that maximise value for money and partnership arrangements. Indicative funding range: 700k - 1m GBP. Starting in April 2013 and running for two years.

title: Procurement exercise for the delivery of relationship support activities from December 2012 to March 2015.

description: Social research services. Health and social work services. Research consultancy services. General management consultancy services. Guidance and counselling services. The Government attaches a high priority to relationship support and has committed a dedicated fund of 30 000 000 GBP over the period 2011-15 to supporting it. This meets the Coalition Government’s commitment to “put funding for relationship support on a stable, long-term footing, and to make sure that couples are given greater encouragement to use existing relationship support”. The economic, social and emotional cost of family breakdown makes the case for investment in relationship support clear. The annual cost of relationship breakdown to society is estimated to be 44 billion GBP (Relationships Foundation). Not only does relationship breakdown impact immediately on the health and wellbeing of the whole family, we also know that children who experience parental relationship breakdown are more likely to experience relationship breakdown in their own adult relationships. Procurement exercise. We are seeking to award contracts under seven lots through this procurement exercise. Lots A - F are for the delivery of services of national (England only) significance on a contractual basis. Lot G is for national policy and infrastructure development (also England only) and will be delivered via a grant. The lots are as follows: Lot A: Universal preventative relationship support (April 2013 - March 2015). Lot B: Targeted preventative relationship support (December 2012 - March 2015). Lot C: Culture change (to change attitudes to seeking relationship support) (December 2012 - March 2015). Lot D: Support for couples experiencing difficulties (April 2013 - March 2015). Lot E: Training - Local children’s and families workforce (to help them recognise and respond to those with relationship problems) (April 2013 - March 2015). Lot F: Training - Developing expert practitioners (April 2013 - March 2015). Lot G: Strategic grant – policy and infrastructure development for the local market (December 2012 - March 2015). The overall funding available for this procurement, from 2012 – 2015 is: 2012-13 1.3m GBP 2013-14 6.7m GBP 2014-15 7.5m GBP The Department would like to encourage organisations to submit partnership or consortium bids where possible to reduce duplication and ensure coherence. We welcome bids from public, private and voluntary sector organisations of any size, either on their own or as part of a partnership with others. It is essential that the organisation(s) which will be delivering the services have previous experience of delivering relationship support activities. You can apply by completing the relevant response template and returning it to relationship.support@education.gsi.gov.uk by the 10:00am on the 28 September. More details can be found on the relationship support section of the DfE website.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Approach: 34
Delivery: 30
Project and Resource Management: 16
Price: 14
Data Protection: 3
Risk: 3

Department for Education

street: Sanctuary Buildings, 20, Great Smith Street

postalCode: SW1P 3BT

street: 70 Warren Street

postalCode: W1T 5PB

Relate

street: Premier House, Carolina Court, Lakeside

postalCode: DN4 5RA

Marriage Care

street: 1 Blythe Mews, Blythe Road

postalCode: W14 0NW

One Plus One

street: 1 Benjamin Street

postalCode: EC1M 5GQ

Contact a Family

street: 209-211 City Road

postalCode: EC1V 1JN


name: Places for People Group Limited for itself and on behalf of its present and future subsidiaries

title: Provision of Merchant Material Supplies.

description: Places for People ( The Contracting Authority) are seeking to establish a framework to appoint experienced and suitably resourced suppliers for the supply of merchant based property maintenance materials. The framework will satisfy the requirements of PfP Group throughout the UK to maintain its portfolio of properties and provide a compliant and competitive call off facility. PfP Group encompasses a diverse range of properties, as such a diverse range of materials are required. In order to satisfy the requirement the framework will be split into specific lots. Lots 1 to 9 will be for Property Maintenance Department (PMD) related materials. Materials to be incorporated in these lots will include but not limited to : Joinery Brickwork Plastering Materials Roofing Decorating Fixings and Adhesives Aggregates and Cement Ironmongery Plumbing Glazing Each of Lots 1 to 9 will be divided into geographical areas to mirror the regional PMD teams. Lot 10 will be a national agreement for the provision of electrical materials. Electrical materials typically include but not limited to: Cable & Flex Wiring Accessories Lamps & Tubes Ventilation Circuit Protection Circuit Isolation Conduit & Trunking Earthing & Enclosures Fire & Security Garden Products Heating Light Fittings Electrical Showers Ancillaries Lot 11 will be a national agreement for the provision of gas and heating materials. Materials required typically include but not limited to: Boilers and associated spares Radiators Circulating pumps Gas fittings Heating controls Copper Fittings Flues System treatments and additives Plastic pipework and fittings for new installs Pipe Insulation Bidders can submit a PQQ for 1 or more lots.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 50
Quality: 50

street: 4 The Pavilions, Port Way

postalCode: PR2 2YB

Jewson Limited

street: Merchant House

postalCode: CV3 2TT

Edmundson Electrical Ltd

street: Tatton Street

postalCode: WA16 6AY

Wolseley UK Limited

street: The Wolseley Centre, Harrison Way

postalCode: CV31 3HH

Jewson Limited

street: Saint-Gobain House, Binley Business Park

City Electrical factors Limited

street: 11 Kenyon Road

postalCode: BB9 5SP

Grafton GB Limited

street: Oxford Business park South

postalCode: OX4 2LL

Travis Perkins Trading Company Limited

street: Lodge Way

postalCode: NN5 7UG

Wolseley UK Limited

street: Harrison Way

C and W Berry Limited

street: 262 Golden Hill Lane

postalCode: PR25 2YH

WF Senate

street: Southgate Road

postalCode: EN6 5DS

Powred Heating Components Limited

street: St Werburghs Road

postalCode: BS2 9PG


name: Maritime Equipment Systems (MES) Team, DE&S


title: North West Midlands Community Pathology Services.

name: North Staffordshire NHS Primary Care Trust (PCT), Stoke-on-Trent PCT, South Staffordshire PCT, Birmingham East & North PCT, Heart of Birmingham Teaching PCT, South Birmingham PCT, Solihull PCT, Dudley PCT, Sandwell PCT, Walsall PCT , Wolverhampton City PCT, Shropshire County PCT, Telford & Wrekin PCT jointly on behalf of themselves (‘the PCT Commissioners') and on behalf of NHS Cannock Chase Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), NHS East Staffordshire CCG, NHS North Staffordshire CCG, NHS South East Staffs and Seisdon Peninsular CCG, NHS Stafford and Surrounds CCG, NHS Stoke on Trent CCG, NHS Birmingham Cross City CCG, NHS Birmingham South and Central CCG, NHS Solihull CCG, NHS Dudley CCG, NHS Sandwell and West Birmingham CCG, NHS Walsall CCG, NHS Wolverhampton CCG, NHS Shropshire CCG, NHS Telford & Wrekin CCG jointly as the successor commissioning organisations to the PCT Commissioners.

street: Victoria Park, Capital Park

postalCode: CB21 5XB


title: Home Group - Life Insurances Review 2013.

description: Medical expenses, permanent health and group death in service covers, and associated administration, broking and claims services. Note: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=93839.

Home Group Limited

street: 2 Gosforth Park Way, Gosforth Business Park

postalCode: NE12 8ET


title: The provision of adult substance misuse services across the community and prisons in Central Lancashire.

currency: EUR

description: Lancashire County Council together with health commissioners are seeking to appoint a provider to undertake the Recovery Orientated Substance Misuse Treatment Services in Central Lancashire. Substance Misuse Services in Central Lancashire are changing. Our vision is to build on the integrated community and prison drug and alcohol treatment service and develop an integrated prison (clinical and non-clinical) service, clearly focussed on the principles of recovery and the further development of service user led treatment programmes in Central Lancashire. Central Lancashire is comprised of four districts, Preston, Chorley, South Ribble and West Lancashire. 3 prisons are included: HMP Preston (local), HMP Garth (Cat B) and HMP Wymott (Cat C). The successful provider will: - have a proven track record in delivering recovery orientated services that creates a positive culture for both service users and the workforce, - recognise the importance of the wider family and community and focus on the social re-integration of service users. - have a proven track record and demonstrable effectiveness of working in partnership at strategic and local levels.

Lancashire County Council

street: Procurement Services, PO Box 100, County Hall

postalCode: PR1 0LD


title: Developer Framework for Housing Renewal and Housing Development Programmes.

description: Westminster City Council, in conjunction with Westminster Community Homes Ltd (WCH) and City West Homes is looking to develop a number of sites in Westminster as part of the City Council's Regeneration, Housing Renewal and Community Build programmes. These programmes will involve development and regeneration schemes centred in and around the City Council's housing estates as well as other council owned sites, or projects led or promoted by the Council. The Council proposes to establish a framework panel (The Developer Framework Panel) to partner with the Council to deliver housing led schemes within its estates or on land which the Council is promoting. The Council's Housing Renewal Strategy published in March 2010 identified a number of neighbourhoods as being in need of significant inward investment, for new housing, environmental and infrastructure projects. The Council proposes to present a number of sites for development and/or refurbishment. The procurement arrangements will involve each site being the subject of a mini-competition amongst panel members, the aim being to deliver high quality mixed tenure schemes including complimentary commercial and community uses. The mini-competition stage will seek to drive best value out of the panel in relation to each scheme. Sites will be progressed by the Council to planning/ design-brief stage whereupon the Council will enter into a development agreement with the selected development partner for the site. The Council will invest its land into each development scheme. Depending on the site in question, the Council may require a land disposal receipt and/or works in kind. The preferred approach for the completed affordable homes will be for the City Council to hold them within the HRA or through WCH. The London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham and/or the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea may also use the framework for the purposes of their Regeneration, Housing Renewal and Community Build programmes.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 30
Quality: 70

Westminster City Council

street: Westminster City Hall, CouncilStrategic Procurement & Corporate Contracts, 14th Floor, 64 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1E 6QP

Redrow Homes Limited

street: 7th Floor Chancery House 53-64 Chancery Lane

postalCode: WC2A 1QS

Berkeley Group PLC

street: 380 Queenstown Road

postalCode: SW8 4PE

Mace Limited

street: 155 Moorgate

postalCode: EC2M 6XB

Grosvenor Limited

street: The Grosvenor Office 70 Grosvenor Street

postalCode: W1K 3JP

Affinity Sutton Group

street: 6 More London Place, Tooley Street

postalCode: SE1 2DA

BY Development Limited

street: 4th Floor Elizabeth House 39 York Road

postalCode: SE1 7NQ

Higgins Group PLC

street: 1 Langston Road Loughton Essex

postalCode: IG10 3SD

Willmott Dixon Holdings Limited

street: Suite 401 Spirella 2 Icknield Way Letchworth Garden City Hertfordshire

postalCode: SG6 4GY


title: Visual Transcription Services (VTS).

description: Some of the evidence the CPS receives is in the form of visually recorded evidence which may consist of interviews with witnesses who are vulnerable by reason of age or disability or who are intimidated by reason of fear or distress in connection with testifying in the proceedings. In cases where such evidence can be used during the course of the trial, a transcript of the contents of the visually recorded evidence is helpful during the preparatory stages and will assist the parties, the judge and possibly the jury during the trial itself. The CPS requires a service provider to provide the following: A transcription service from visually recorded media which could be on VHS Video or DVD+/-R delivered to the Service Provider by the CPS. Production of a transcription to be delivered to the original CPS office via secure email using MS Microsoft Word 2010 or later or any other compatible word processor. For the purposes of delivering the transcript, service providers to obtain a Criminal Justice Secure Mail (CJSM) email account. Maintenance of auditable records for the receipt, secure storage and return of recordings, and for recording the movements and viewing of the tapes, discs and transcribed material whenever it is in the possession of, or is created by the Service Provider (the format of such records to be approved by the CPS); all such records shall remain the property of the CPS and be made available on demand to the CPS and shall be given to the CPS at the termination of the Contract. All material, Data is covered by Crown Copyright. A contact point to allow CPS areas to chase progress on transcripts.

Crown Prosecution Service

street: Rose Court, 2 Southwark Bridge Road

postalCode: SE1 9HS


name: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Robotic surgical system with wristed instrumentation

title: Supply of a robotic surgical system with wristed instrumentation.

description: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals is looking to procure a robotic surgical system with wristed instrumentation to enable surgeons to perform delicate and complex operations through small incisions with increased vision, precision, dexterity and control. The robotic surgical system will allow minimally-invasive surgery, traditionally termed ‘keyhole' or ‘laparoscopic' surgery, to be performed with both enhanced vision and surgical precision, whilst lessening the difficulty of complex operations. The system must be able to detect and filter out tremors in the surgeon's hand movements so as not to duplicate them. NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=96716

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

street: Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Glossop Road

postalCode: S10 2JF

Intuitive Surgical Sàrl

street: Chemin des Muriers, 1

countryName: CH


title: Bariatric Stretcher Trolley Cots

description: For use within our accident & emergency and patient transport ambulances.

title: Stretcher Trolley Cots.

title: Mattresses

description: For use with stretcher trolley cots within our accident & emergency and patient transport ambulances.

title: Hydraulic Stretcher Trolley Cots

title: Stretcher Trolley Cots.

description: Stretcher Trolley Cots and Mattresses for use within Ambulances. NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=228352.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical Merit: 50
Price: 30
After Sales Services: 10
Delivery Period: 8
Environmental: 2

Scottish Ambulance Service

street: National HQ, 1 South Gyle Crescent

postalCode: EH12 9EB

Ferno (Uk) Limited

street: Ferno House, Stubs Beck Lane, Cleckheaton

postalCode: BD19 4TZ


title: Employment Law Services.

description: The Fire and Rescue Services within Wales: South Wales Fire and Rescue Service, Mid & West Wales Fire and Rescue Service and North Wales Fire and Rescue Service, are collaborating to procure employment law services, and have agreed a specification jointly. It should be noted that the specification is only an indicative description of the type of work that will be required to be undertaken by the service provider, and it is not intended to be an exhaustive list. It is not possible to estimate the volume or regularity of the work. Community Benefits do not apply to this contract.

South Wales Fire and Rescue Service

street: South Wales Fire and Rescue Service Headquarters, Forest View Business Park, Llantrisant

postalCode: CF72 8LX


title: Fyne homes - gas annual inspection & reactive maintenance - 1.4.2013 - 31.3.2017.

description: Fyne Homes is a registered social landlord with housing stock in Bute and South Argyll. It is the Association's intention to enter into a Framework Agreement to provide their Gas Annual Inspection and Reactive Maintenance throughout their housing stock. The Association wish to appoint one contractor for each Lot, however it is accepted that a single contractor may win more than one area and possibly all areas. The Contract will be divided into the following Lots: Lot 1 - Bute. Lot 2 - Cowal. Lot 3 - Kintyre. Contractors may apply for any combination of Lots. The Framework Agreement is to be let for a period of 4 years, subject to review on a regular basis and satisfactory performance against published Key Performance Indicators.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Price: 40

Fyne Homes

street: 81-89 Victoria Stree, Rothesay

postalCode: PA20 0PG

Bute Gas Services

street: 3 Eastlands Park

postalCode: PA20 9EG

Livingstone & Mceachran Limited

street: 24 Kirkstreet

postalCode: PA28 6BL

Quality Gas Services Ltd

street: Unit 8, Earnhill Pl

postalCode: PA16 0EQ


title: Tender for the provision of a Planned Schemes Framework.

description: The Contracting Authority intends to establish a framework agreement for all of Northern Ireland which will set out the headline terms under which a minimum of 6 and up to a maximum of 8 economic operators will be appointed according to their tender scores (as more particularly described in the tender documentation)and subject to sufficient eligible tenders being received. Framework members will have the opportunity to tender for all of the work required in each of the geographic areas specified in the tender documentation in accordance with the terms set out therein and works contracts will be awarded for delivery of the works in those geographic areas in accordance with the terms of the tender documents and framework agreement. The works required under the framework agreement will be divided into lots. There will be 6 initial lots, reflecting the works outlined below, in 6 geographical areas across Northern Ireland. There may, during the course of the framework agreement be further works not included within the initial Lots award including, without limitation, for the Additional Works defined below (“Additional Lots”). Tenderers are however asked to note that (subject to the exceptions set out in the contract documents): (a) no framework member will be awarded more than 1 of the 6 possible contracts for the Initial Lots; (b) whilst framework members may be awarded further contracts for Additional Lots in accordance with the terms of the contract documents, no framework member will be permitted to concurrently carry out contracts for more than 3 lots (whether Initial Lots and/or Additional Lots) at any point during the term of the framework agreement; (c) no framework member will be permitted to perform concurrently lot contracts (whether for Initial or Additional Lots) which, in aggregate, exceed 4/3 of its highest turnover in the last 3 years; (d) notwithstanding the foregoing restrictions, in exceptional circumstances and on a temporary basis to provide emergency coverage, a framework member may be required to provide the works in an area adjacent to its lot in return for payment of the framework member’s applicable lot prices for the lot in which it is providing the works. The works required under the framework agreement will be construction related works substantially in relation to the following types of planned maintenance and improvement schemes (which schemes will mainly be carried out to the dwellings and property of the Contracting Authority but such work may on occasions include work to offices, commercial properties, private dwellings and private property). This does not include works to buildings which exceed four storeys (i.e. ground, first, second and third floors), which are specifically excluded from this procurement. The works will mainly be carried out during Normal Working Hours but at times requested by the Contracting Authority, successful contractors(s) may be required to carry out works outside these times. — External Cyclical Maintenance, — In Shell Kitchen Replacements, — Miscellaneous Internal Alterations (including Bathrooms), — Single Element Maintenance or Improvement Schemes (including Kitchen Extensions), — Electrical Rewiring, — Decanting. During the term of the framework agreement, additional construction related works may also be required in relation to other domestic scale work required by the Contracting Authority, including, without limitation, in relation to the following schemes: — Multi-Element Improvement Schemes, — Environmental Improvement Schemes, — Office accommodation Improvement Schemes (the “Additional Works”). The schemes specified above will usually relate to occupied dwellings and in some cases to dwellings occupied by persons with disabilities and special needs. The works generally required under each lot will be undertaken under the terms of the lot contract (a copy of which will be provided to tenderers at invitation to tender stage), however the specific works required for a scheme will additionally be governed by the terms of a works contract, which will be entered into by the parties in accordance with the terms of the lot contract. Tenderers should note that the Contracting Authority does not commit to calling off any lot contracts and/or works contracts in relation to the schemes identified above, and reserves the right to call off Additional Works or advertise its requirements for such Additional Works under alternative arrangements. In the event that the Contracting Authority decides to call off such Additional Works under the framework agreement, it will do so byway of a mini-competition between Eligible Framework Members, as further described in the Tender documents. A description of each scheme type and the Contacting Authority’s requirements for the work(s) to be delivered by the Framework Member awarded the lot contract for each Lot will be substantially as detailed in the framework agreement, the lot contract and more particularly as detailed in the works contract for that Lot.

Northern Ireland Housing Executive

street: 6th Floor, Housing Centre, 2 Adelaide Street

postalCode: BT2 8PB


title: Rail insulator pads for base plates.

description: Supply of rail insulator pads for base plates.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

street: NDS, 2nd Floor, Station House, Elder Gate

postalCode: MK9 1BB


title: The Hire and Delivery of Portable Cabins (Inc HVAC).

description: Cabins. Provide on a rental basis standard and customized Portable Cabins (or modular construction) of different type and size on Commonwealth Games venues. — All Portable Cabins (or modular construction) shall be available in sizes from 2.5m -3.5m wide and from 6m – 12m long. — Portable Cabins (or modular construction) can be supplied on wheels (driven into place) or on skid (craned or flown in to position). All Portable Cabins are to be supplied with appropriate understructure/scaffold and shall be levelled on installation by the supplier. — Due to spatial restraints Portable Cabins (or modular construction) may have to be stackable or elevated on a scaffold support. — Portable Cabins (or modular construction) shall be provided with stairs and ramps (including when elevated above ground with understructure/scaffold). — All Portable Cabins (or modular construction) must have interior and exterior locking doors, and a secure, external window protection system if required. — Portable Cabins (or modular construction) may have to be skirted, depending on their location and use. — Portable Cabins (or modular construction) shall allow multiple units to be connected, they shall permit to accommodate office spaces, kitchens, washrooms and showers. Portable Cabins (or modular construction) may also be used for storage, equipment lock-up, first aid, water storage and laundry facilities. — Standard Portable Cabins shall be available in various layout (1, 2 or 3 rooms). — Portable Cabins (or modular construction) used as Washroom/shower, kitchen and laundry facilities shall allow direct connection to water and sewer systems, or shall be able to run from temporary holding tanks. — Portable Cabins (or modular construction) shall be delivered with internal electrical, telecommunications/network and HVAC systems. All Portable Cabins must be grounded electrically. — All Portable Cabins (or modular construction) must have a like-new finish and in any case be less than 5 years old. All commodities must comply with the Scottish Building Regulations together with any Local Authority By Laws Requirements (Glasgow City Council / North Lanarkshire Council / Edinburgh city Council / Dundee City Council / Angus Council). The complete Work Package supplied must include: — Project Management and Scheduling services. — Condition survey and engineering before any installation on site (ground and structural stability). — Provision of all product specifications and certificates prior to construction/installation. — Labour and material handlings (trucks, crane, or any other delivery system) required to install, commission, maintain and remove the product. — Maintenance of commodities during games time.

Glasgow 2014 Limited

street: Commonwealth House, 32 Albion Street

postalCode: G1 1LH


name: No award was made and no offers were received.

name: Birmingham Children's Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

title: Manned Security Services.

description: Security services. Guard services. Patrol services. Provision of manned security services for Birmingham Childrens Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

awardCriteriaDetails: No award was made: 100

street: Steelhouse Lane

postalCode: B4 6NH


name: COUNTY GRASS CUTTING SERVICES (MIDLANDS) LTD

title: PR0000561 - Approved Provider List for Hire of Small Plant and Equipment.

description: Hire of small plant & equipment Lot No. Description 1 Access Equipment 2a Compaction Equipment 2b Compaction Equipment 3 Breakers & Associated Plant 4a Pump Equipment 4b Pump Equipment 5 Fencing & Road Plates 6 Saw Equipment 7a Security, Offices & Welfare Unit Equipment 7b Secure Plant Storage 8 Traffic Management 9 Power Equipment 10a Miscellaneous Plant Equipment 10b Miscellaneous Plant Equipment 10c Miscellaneous Plant Equipment 11 Transportation 12 Resharpening of Picks & Points 13 Repair Costs to Small Plant Items 14 Stolen or Lost Plant 15 Mini - Midi Excavators 16 Grass Cutting 15 Forestry Equipment

Nottinghamshire County Council

street: County Hall, Loughborough Road Westbridgford

postalCode: NG2 7QP


title: Microbiology managed service.

description: Diagnostic systems. Diagnostic supplies. Diagnostic kits. Laboratory reagents. Microbiological cultures. Bacteriological analysis services. Automation system. Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) equipment. Real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) equipment. Pathology services. Poole Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a sole strategic partner for the provision of a managed service for their Department of Microbiology for laboratory equipment, maintenance, servicing, consumables and reagents. The general Microbiology element consists of automated systems for blood culture, antimicrobial susceptibility / identification, and Mycobacterium culture. The molecular diagnostics element consists of molecular tests for a number of targets including Chlamydia trachomatis, Nesseria gonorrhoea, Herpes simplex virus, MRSA, Clostridium difficile, Norovirus and respiratory viruses. This includes both one-off single tests and batch testing where appropriate. Systems must be able to provide automated extraction and detection. It is anticipated that other items will be incorporated within the life of the awarded contract and as the service develops the repertoire of targets will be increased over the life of the contract.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Product performance: 43
Support and training: 5
Sustainablility: 1
Business continuity: 1
Commercial offer/whole life costing: 50

Poole Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

street: Longfleet road

postalCode: BH15 2JB


title: Management of Mansfield District Council Leisure Facilities.

description: 10 year contract (with a possible extension of up to 5 further years) for the management of the district’s leisure centres including Water Meadows Swimming and Fitness Complex, Rebecca Adlington Swimming Centre, Oak Tree Leisure Centre, River Maun Recreation Centre and Meden Sports Centre (Joint provision with Nottinghamshire CC).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 38
Effectiveness: 29
Efficiency: 33

Mansfield District Council

street: Mansfield District Council, Civic Centre, Chesterfield Road South, Nottinghamshire

postalCode: NG19 7BH


name: Office of Carbon Capture & Storage, Department of Energy and Climate Change

title: Carbon capture and storage commercialisation programme *non-mandatory notice*.

description: Research and development services and related consultancy services. Gas storage services. Operation of a power plant. Construction work for power plant. Construction work for gas pipelines. Engineering works and construction works. Industrial gases. Plant engineering design services. Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services. Engineering services. Environmental engineering consultancy services. Geotechnical engineering services. The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) intends to award a contract or contracts for research and development activities relating to the commercialisation of carbon capture, transportation and storage services (CCS). The contract or contracts collectively shall contribute to demonstrating the viability on a commercial scale of carbon capture and storage technology. The contract(s) may involve all or some of the research and development services necessary to demonstrate CCS technology, by generating knowledge as a result of carrying out feasibility studies, front end engineering and design (FEED) studies and/or the operation of demonstration projects. The projects would be designed to demonstrate the capture, transport and/or storage of carbon dioxide at a commercial scale and on a long term basis. Projects must be located within Great Britain, with storage facilities located within the UK territorial waters or Gas Importation and Storage Zone (as defined in the Energy Act). Where CO2 captured in Great Britain is to be used for Enhanced Oil Recovery before being stored, we may also consider proposals involving storage in other EU Member States. DECC's current intention is for the projects to start demonstrating the carbon dioxide capture, transport and storage by 2016-2020. DECC is seeking to ensure that, as a result of the programme, economic operators can take investment decisions to build CCS equipped facilities, in the early 2020s, without UK capital subsidy, at an agreed "contract for difference" (CfD) strike price that is competitive with the strike prices for other low carbon generation technologies.

street: 3rd floor, 55 Whitehall

postalCode: SW1A 2EY

name: Lisa Agyen (Guy Tavernor before 5.3.2012 on +44 3000685466)


name: Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

title: Vending Services.

description: As part of a patient and customer experience improvement initiative the Trust is seeking a professional organisation to develop and operate vending services at the City Road hospital and adjacent sites for a 3 year concession arrangement. The range of services will include hot and cold beverages, snacks and other items which will be available to customers on an on-going basis. The scope is likely to include free vend beverage machines located in private patients and clinical areas.

street: 162 City Road

postalCode: EC1V 2PD


name: Defence Infrastructure Organisation, DIO

title: Design and Build – Infrastructure to Domestic Accommodation Supporting Permanent and Semi-permanent Staff in Likipia Air Base (East), Kenya.

description: Construction work. Designs. To undertake design and build tasks in support of the BATUK Infrastructure Development Plan. One contract tender pack to include the delivery of design and construction of the following elements/assets (under one single/Large contract): — 1 x Senior Officer SLA block (8 double rooms), — 1 x Officer SLA Block (4 double rooms 8 single Junior Officer rooms), — 3 x SNCO SLA Block (16 SNCO scale rooms), — 1 x Junior Rank blocks (16 rooms each blocks), — CRL/Dining Facility consisting of central kitchen/servery and one all ranks dining hall with retail elements, — BATUK Main Equipment Support facility (Workshops), — roads as per town plan (including SLA campus roads, paths and parking areas), — central vehicle parking areas, — main sewer and connection to existing sewage uplift pumping station, — water main from water treatment plant to SLA campus, — sub surface drainage of SLA areas, — cross site drain (from civilian housing area (out side the wire) across Lab (E) site), — surface water drainage, — cost required for option for Z-scale accommodation for both SNCO and JNCO blocks for delivery in 2013/14/15, — cost required for option for 16-man Y-scale accommodation blocks for delivery in 2014/15/16, — cost required for option for 16-man X-scale accommodation blocks for delivery in 2014/15/16, — Cost required for option for Medical / Dental centre for delivery in 2014, — all buildings to be connected electrically to LV Feeder Pillar installed separately by Kenya Power and Lighting Company (as part of HV substation build delivered by separate contract).

street: Kentigern House, Room 1202-1221, 65 Brown Street

postalCode: G2 8EX


title: Supply, Installation, Commissioning and Maintenance of a Vehicle Tracking System

title: Supply, Delivery and Installation of a Vehicle Tracking System.

description: Inverclyde Council's Environmental and Commercial Services wishes to procure a Vehicle Tracking System for approx 250 vehicles. NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=239719.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Commercial - Price: 70
Quality Part 1 - Installation: 5
Quality Part 1 - Support Services, Maintenance Package Offered: 5
Quality Part 1 - System Capabilities: 5
Quality Part 2 - Demonstration: 15

Inverclyde Council

street: Corporate Procurement, Municipal Buildings, Clyde Square

postalCode: PA15 1LX

Vtec Solutions Ltd

street: 17 Evans Business Centre, Belgrave Street


title: Secure Print and Distribution.

description: To provide secure printing and distribution services to the Council.

The Health and Care Professions Council

street: Park House, 184 Kennington Park Road

postalCode: SE11 4BU

Europa (GOC) Ltd

street: Unit 44-45 iO Centre Armstrong Road The Royal Arsenal Woolwich


name: National Employment Savings Trust (NEST)

title: Provider of Group Death in Service and Group Critical Illness Insurance Cover.

description: Provision of Group Death in Service and Group Critical Illness Insurance Cover for approximately 250 lives. The number of lives is likely to increase to approximately 350 over the next 3 years, although NEST cannot guarantee this figure.

street: St Dunstan's House 201-211 Borough High Street

postalCode: SE1 1JA


name: Environmental Management Solutions Services Limited

name: Rexel (UK) Limited Trading As Parker Merchanting

title: Supply of personal protective equipment, workwear and safety footwear.

description: Occupational clothing, special workwear and accessories. Protective footwear. Nottingham city homes is jointly procuring on behalf of all current and future members of efficiency East Midlands, their contracting authorities and any successor to the members a framework for the supply of personal protective equipment, workwear and safety footwear. Deliveries will be made to Efficiency East Midlands members’ in-house stores facility or via collections from local supplier branch networks. The framework will be for a period of 12 months with the option to extend up to a further 36 months. Suppliers must read through this set of instructions and follow the process to respond to this opportunity. The information and/or documents for this opportunity are available on https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta. You must register on this site to respond, if you are already registered you will not need to register again, simply use your existing username and password. Please note there is a password reminder link on the homepage. Suppliers must log in, go to your Response Manager and add the following access code: 3R3258FG9T. Please ensure you follow any instruction provided to you here. The deadline for submitting your response(s) is 15.8.2011 (13:00). Please ensure that you allow yourself plenty of time when responding to this invite prior to the closing date and time, especially if you have been asked to upload documents. If you experience any technical difficulties please contact the Delta eSourcing Helpdesk on call +44 8452707050 or e-mail helpdesk@delta-esourcing.com.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Quality assessment: 30

name: Nottingham City Homes on behalf of Efficiency East Midlands

street: Beechdale Court Offices, Beechdale Road

postalCode: NG8 3LH

Arden Winch & Co Ltd

street: 9 Acres Hill Lane

postalCode: S9 4LR

street: Unit 7 Olympic Business Centre, Paycocke Road, Basildon

postalCode: SS14 3EX

street: John O’Gaunts Industrial Estate Leeds Road, Rothwell

postalCode: LS26 0DU


title: Construction of a New College Campus in Ilkeston, Derbyshire.

title: Derby College - construction of a new college campus in Ilkeston, Derbyshire.

description: The College is planning to build a new campus in the centre of Ilkeston (Derbyshire). The funding of this project is derived from a recent sale of an existing College site in Ilkeston which has on it a contractual obligation to be fully vacated by July 2013. The site for the smaller replacement campus has already been identified and a firm of Architects has been working on a design in order to meet a planning submission deadline of April 2012.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Best value: 70
Experience of FE: 15
Company profile: 5
Quality & presentation of bid: 5
Health & safety record: 5

Derby College

street: 2 Roundhouse Road, Pride Park

postalCode: DE24 8JE

Bowmer and Kirkland Ltd

street: High Edge Court, Heage

postalCode: DE56 2BW


name: Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Pumps and Consumables.

description: Contract for the provision of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Pumps and Consumables, including Delivery & Support Services to Hospital and Community settings in Gloucestershire for 3 years with the option of extending for 2 x 12 month periods.

street: Gloucestershire Procurement Shared Services, Victoria Warehouse, The Docks

postalCode: GL1 2EL


title: Grounds maintenance services.

description: Surrey County Council is seeking to award a new contract for the delivery of grounds maintenance services to sites that are not currently occupied but need to be maintained, parcels of land and to sites that are leased to a third person. The main purpose of the Contract is the maintenance of land and vegetation (excluding trees) to an appropriate specification with a view to ensuring the integrity of sites and that they are fit for use. Services to include grass cutting, hedge/shrub trimming, litter picking, weed control and managing shrub beds.

Surrey County Council

street: County Hall, Penrhyn Road, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey

postalCode: KT1 2DW


title: Chest Drain Bottles

title: Ambulatory Chest Drain Systems

title: Chest Drains

description: This is to be divided into. A/ Chest drains for insertion by blunt disssection. B/ Seldinger chest drain systems/kits.

title: Indwelling Pleural Catheters

title: Aspiration Sets

title: Contract for the Supply of Chest Drains, Chest Drains Bottles, Indwelling Pleural Catheters (Ipc'S), Aspiration Sets and Associated Consumable Products.

description: The contract is provide sheffield teaching hospitals with a supply of the products listed in II.1.1.

street: Supplies and Commercial Services, Wycliffe House, Herries Road

postalCode: S5 7AU


name: Home Office - United Kingdon Border Agency

title: Cash Payment Services

description: The provision of Cash Payment Services to eligible Service Users.

title: Card Payment Services

description: The provision of Card Payment Services to eligible Service Users.

title: Provision of financial support to entitled service users.

description: The UK Border Agency (UKBA) requires the provision of a number of payment services which relate to the support of eligible services users. Under the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999, UKBA is obliged to support persons who are applying for asylum in the UK, as well as those who have been refused asylum but are unable to leave the UK immediately due to circumstances beyond their control. Under Section 58 of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act (2002) payments are also required for persons leaving the UK under an initiative know as the Facilitated Return Scheme (FRS). The provision of financial support will comprise medium volume, low value, regular and one-off payments to individuals located throughout the UK, as well as the provision of card payment services to those leaving the UK under the FRS scheme, for use in their designated country. Key service requirements will include: — the intended individual receiving the exact authorised amount in a timely manner, — individuals not being stigmatised in any way, — the system being secure, and — appropriate and timely management information being provided to the Authority. The Support Payments Project has a preference to put in place a single contract for the provision of all services as follows: (i) Cash Payment Services; and (ii) Card Payment Services (non cash) based services for use in retail outlets in the UK; (iii) Card Payment Services (cash) based services for individuals to obtain cash abroad. The Authority has a preference for awarding a single contract for all services. However it may elect to award separate contracts for each of the two lots, Cash Payment Services and Card Payment Services (as set out in Annex B to this Notice) if it is satisfied that awarding separate contracts demonstrates better value for money. There are other UKBA initiatives linked in nature to the overseas card payment services which are currently delivered using alternative commercial arrangements. The Authority may wish to add such requirements in the future; this will require flexibility from potential providers.

street: 7th Floor, Lunar House, 40 Wellesley Road

postalCode: CR9 2BY


title: Hospital at Home Service.

description: Home medical treatment services. The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust (RNOH) wishes to procure a Hospital at Home Service. With the introduction of the 18 week standard and the Enhanced Recovery Programme using a hospital at home provider has now an established element of the patient pathway. This integrated model of care is required to provide a range of interventions supporting early discharge for routine and complex patients. This impact evaluation model of delivery is needed to link the clinical services of RNOH with an experienced home healthcare provider transforming the patient’s experience. RNOH is a tertiary commissioned centre which receives patient referrals from a large geographical area. It is expected that the successful supplier will be able to support patients from a diverse geographical area. Additionally, it will be important that the successful supplier uses a clinically led team who interacts synonymously with RNOH'S clinical teams. The aims of this service are as follows: — create safe pathways of care for patients, — allow early discharge from hospital, — provide bed capacity, allowing increased elective work, — reduce in patients length of stay.

street: Brockley Hill

postalCode: HA7 4LP


title: Internal Audit Services

description: Queen's University Belfast invites tender for the provision of Lot 2 - Internal Audit Services

description: Queen's University Belfast invites tender for the provision of Lot 1 - External Audit and third Party Audit Services

title: QUB/1254/12 Internal and External Audit including Third Party Audits

description: Provision of Lot 1 - External Audit and Third Party Audit Services, Lot 2 - Internal Audit Service.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Audit Approach (Lot 1 External Audit): 25
Awareness of Current Issues (Lot 1 External Audit): 15
Added Value (Lot 1 External Audit): 5
Appropriate mix of staff and number of days proposed (Lot 1 - External Audit): 10
Price (Lot 1 - External Audit): 45
Audit Approach (Lot 2 Internal Audit): 35
Awareness of Current Issues (Lot 2 Internal Audit): 10
Added Value (Lot 2 Internal Audit): 5
Appropriate mix of staff and number of days proposed (Lot 2 - Internal Audit): 20
Price (Lot 2 - Internal Audit): 30

Queen's University Belfast

street: Purchasing Office, University Road

postalCode: BT7 1NN

Deloitte

street: 19 Bedford Street

postalCode: BT2 7EJ

KPMG

street: 17-25 College Square East

postalCode: BT1 6DH


title: ZR/IVF Culture Media.

title: ZR/IVF Culture Media.

title: Supply of IVF Culture Media.

description: To supply IVF culture media to Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. Suppliers are invited to complete the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) as their Expression of Interest.

Leeds Teaching Hospitals

street: Leeds General Infirmary

postalCode: LS1 3EX

Conception Technologies

street: 6835 Flanders Drive Suite 500

countryName: US

Origio Ltd

street: General Management The Old Tannery Oakdene Road, Surry

postalCode: RH1 6BT


title: Provision of Carer Support Services.

description: St Helens Council is seeking to appoint accredited Organisation an organisation to for the Provision of provide Integrated Carer Support Services. We would welcome collaborative bids in this area, for example, a lead provider may bid and sub contract one or more service elements to be delivered by other providers.

St. Helens Council

street: Procurement, 3rd Floor, Wesley House, Corporation Street

postalCode: WA10 1HF


title: Loughor Viaduct Replacement Scheme.

title: Loughor Viaduct Replacement Scheme.

description: Design and construction of a new viaduct capable of carrying two tracks to replace the existing structure on the current alignment.

Network Rail Infrastructure

street: Western House, 1 Holbrook Way

postalCode: SN1 1BD

Carillion Construction Limited

street: 24 Birch Street

postalCode: WV1 4HY


title: Provision of Purchase Card Programme.

description: Framework for the Provision of Purchase Card Programme.

Manchester City Council

street: Corporate Procurement Service, Room 407, Town Hall

postalCode: M60 2JR


title: For the supply of road de-icing salt.

title: For the supply of road de-icing salt for Wiltshire Council.

description: Wiltshire Council has a requirement to purchase road de-icing salt to be spread onto roads during its winter maintenance programme.

Wiltshire Council

street: Department of Resources, Wiltshire Council, County Hall

postalCode: BA14 8JN

Salt Union

street: Astbury House, Bradord Road, Cheshire

postalCode: CW7 2PA


title: Catering services - supplementary framework agreement - 704/SF.

Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation

street: Barnsdale Way, Grove Park, Enderby

postalCode: LE19 1ES


title: Positive play activities in Nottinghamshire

title: PR000721 - Positive Play Activities in Nottinghamshire.

description: Play is a serious business. It is through play that children learn about themselves and what they can do. Play helps children to socialise, discover the world around them and encourages physical and emotional development. Nottinghamshire County Council requires a single organisation (or a lead bidder representing a consortium) to deliver play to children and young people between the ages of 3 and 13 (up to 18 with a disability), at positive play activities after school, at weekends and during school holidays, across the seven districts of Nottinghamshire. Can your organisation ensure that the children and young people of Nottinghamshire receive a balanced diet of safe, creative, active and imaginative play?

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 70
Finance: 30

Nottinghamshire County Council

street: County Hall, Loughborough Road Westbridgford

postalCode: NG2 7QP

Mansfield Play Forum

street: Unit 18 Botany Park Botany Ave

postalCode: NG18 5NF


title: Ashton Court Mansion options appraisal study.

description: Architectural services for buildings. Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services. Architectural and related services. Architectural design services. Architectural and building-surveying services. Structural engineering consultancy services. Environmental engineering consultancy services. Engineering design services for the construction of civil engineering works. Quantity surveying services for civil engineering works. Architectural, engineering and surveying services. Engineering services. Bristol City Council is seeking tenders from suitably experienced and accredited conservation architects to prepare proposals for a scheme of conservation, restoration and development at Ashton Court Mansion near Bristol. The appointed architect will act as lead consultant co-ordinating a team including a structural engineer, mechanical and electrical engineer, quantity surveyor, business planner, ecological consultant and CDM coordinator. The lead consultant will be responsible for putting together the team to deliver the outputs required by the brief.

Bristol City Council

street: The City Hall, College Green

postalCode: BS1 5TR

Purcell Miller Tritton LLP

street: 35 King Street

postalCode: BS1 4DZ


title: Supply and fit UPVC windows and doors 2010.

description: Windows, doors and related items. Door frames. Installation of doors and windows. Installation of doors and windows and related components. Installation of door and window frames. Installation of window frames. Window frames. Leicester City Council are seeking, as part of its Council House Refurbishment Programme, one contractor to survey, supply and fit UPVC (Unplasticised polyvinylchloride) external doors and windows to individual council dwellings city wide to Leicester City Council's specific requirements regarding choice of UPVC specification and tenant choice regarding door style and colour. Any replacements carried out must comply with current thermal performance standards. You must be FENSA registered or equivalent and to self-certify compliance under these Building Regulations. UPVC windows profile shall be System 10 to BS7412-BS7950. Interested organisations shall complete a pre-qualification questionnaire (PQQ) and this document shall be used in the initial evaluation process, thus producing a list of selected tenderers. Prior to distribution of the tender documents, interested parties will be invited to attend a "familiarisation" presentation for the Tender Process. The contract will operate for a period of 3 years with an option to extend for a further +1 years. This is dependent upon the contractors' performance on an annual basis and this shall be at Leicester City Council's sole discretion.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Ability to deliver: 30
Quality: 30
EMAS: 10
Price: 30

Leicester City Council

street: Ian Marlow Centre, Blackbird Road

postalCode: LE4 0AR


title: Supply & Fit of Flooring

title: Supply & Fit of Alternative Specifications

title: Supply Only - Alternative Specifications

title: Supply Flooring & Training Only

title: Flooring services.

description: The provision of anti-slip vinyl flooring and carpets to void properties and others as part of the major improvement programme. The awarded contract will be for either the supply of flooring materials and training to the social enterprise for installation, or for the supply and installation of flooring to all properties.

awardCriteriaDetails:
The proposed methodology for delivery of service requirement (inclusive of existing flooring disposal methods) and potential training requirement: 15
Methodology for asbestos testing, management, removal and staff training: 20
The proposed account management, complaint and escalation processes: 10
Social inclusion/social return on investment offered: 20
Pricing: 35

RCT Homes

street: Ty Pennant, Mill Street

postalCode: CF37 2SW


title: Pharmacy Based Dispensary Automation.

description: Automation system. The Ipswich Hospital is looking for expressions of Interest in the form of a completed PQQ (Pre-Qualification Questionnaire available from the address in section I.1) from suppliers who can provide a Pharmacy Based Dispensary Automation system: 1. An automated dispensing system is required to store and pick original packs of pharmaceuticals at the Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust. The system will interface with the JAC Pharmacy stock control/dispensing computer system to store and control pharmaceuticals and improve the efficiency, accuracy and safety of the dispensing process. A quote for purchasing and for leasing over 4, 5, 6 or 7 years should be given. 2. The system must be capable of dispensing pharmaceuticals in their original packs and it must allow bar code or other automated entry of products and must interface (bi-directional if possible) with the JAC (or any replacement) pharmacy computer system. 3. The system must operate for both dispensing and ward-box assembly. It must input stock automatically and should have the capacity to store controlled drugs (by Home Office approval). 4. The system will need to fit into an existing space occupied by the current ADS. The space available: Maximum ceiling height is 2,3 m, but in some areas can be extended to 2,7 m. Maximum width is 4,90 m, (3,9 m at 2,7 m height, 1m at 2,3 m height). Maximum length is 6,60 m, but can be extended to 8,00 m. 5. System must be capable of picking or delivering multiple packs at the same time for fast moving lines. 6. System must be able to maintain internal storage temperatures between 10C to 20C, but no greater than 25C. 7. The system must have an output capacity of at minimum 3 200 packs per working day (8:30am – 6:30pm) with a minimum of 320 items per hour. 8. The system must have the ability for automatic loading. 9. The system must have a capacity of at least 25 000 different packs with an overall capacity for at least 4 000 different lines. 10. The system must be installed by 1.4.2013.

The Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust

street: Heath Road

postalCode: IP4 5PD


title: Small Works Framework Measured Term Contract (MTC).

description: It is anticipated that the small works framework Measured Term Contract (MTC) will be undertaken by a single contractor over a maximum period of 4 years, initally let on a 2 year period with the potential to extend annually thereafter (up to the maximun 4 year duration) dependant on the successful contractor’s performance against Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s) to be agreed within the final contract document. The works to be typically undertaken on this contract will incorporate minor works for refurbishment, new build or extension to existing property covering building, electrical, mechanical and specialist works. The anticipated annual value of the contract annually is 1 125 000 GBP with the Constabulary Divisions bidding annually against this provision for schemes of up to 300 000 GBP in value (for clarity Lancashire Constabulary is sub-divided into geographical divisions). Although the anticipated values will predominantly range from 5 000 GBP-300 000 GBP the potential small works requirements may exceed this value on occasion up to the value of 1 000 000 GBP.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Quality: 30

Lancashire Police Authority

street: 10 Lockside Road

postalCode: PR2 2YS

Morris & Spottiswood

street: Progress House, Datan Park, Leacroft Road, Birchwood

postalCode: WA3 6SX


title: Emergency bus service subsidy contract award.

description: Emergency bus service subsidy contract award of 13 routes across Oxfordshire.

Oxfordshire County Council

street: Speedwell House, Speedwell Street

postalCode: OX1 1NE

Thames Transit Ltd

street: Horspath Road, Cowley

postalCode: OX4 2RY

GoRide Community Interest Co

street: 12 Elwes Close

postalCode: OX14 3UY

Pulham & Sons Coaches Ltd

street: Station Road Garage, Bourton on the Water

postalCode: GL54 2EN

Heyfordian Travel Ltd

street: Murdock Road

postalCode: OX26 4PP

Ridgeways Coaches Ltd

street: 5 Foliat Drive

postalCode: OX12 7AN

Thames Travel Wallingford Ltd

street: Lester Way

postalCode: OX10 9TD


title: Provision of Cleaning Services.

description: The successful tenderer will be required to provide cleaning services at Bishop Walsh Catholic School. The contract will commence on 1 April 2013 for a period of three years. This contract will be fixed price in nature with the successful contractor also guaranteeing the number of input hours to the contract as well as the quality of cleaning provision. We are seeking a suitably experienced contractor who has current experience of working within the secondary school or HE/FE market place, ideally with a strong operational base within the Midlands, thus allowing for both adequate contract support and operational flexibility that is to be delivered to support the contract as and when needed moving forwards into this contract term. The scope of the contract covers all cleaning provision within the School. The successful contractor will be expected to deliver a concise and detailed method of management reporting at the end of each month thus updating the senior management team within Bishop Walsh on the contract performance.

Bishop Walsh Catholic School

street: Wylde Green Road

postalCode: B76 1QT

Regent Cleaning Services

street: 2 Oak Court, Pilgrims Walks, Prologis Park

postalCode: CV6 4QH


title: Development brief for the disposal of land for commercial culture/leisure development at North Foreshore, Giant's Park, Belfast.

description: The Council wishes to invite development submissions from private developers with the funding and experience who would be interested in acquiring leasehold site to build and manage a financially viable commercial leisure and cultural development.

Belfast City Council

street: Adelaide Exchange, 24-26 Adelaide Street

postalCode: BT2 8DJ


title: CCMD Imaging Unit Rapid-scanning confocal microscope.

description: UCL would like to invite suppliers to submit bids for supply of CCMD Imaging Unit Rapid-scanning confocal microscope and the total amount for this bid is 350 000 GBP. For the full technical specification, please see the ITT documentation. Suppliers are also required to submit a copy of the Tender Documents electronically.

University College London

street: Gower Street

postalCode: WC1E 6BT


name: The Corporate Officers of the House of Lords and the House of Commons

title: LSC2105 - Westminster Hall Conservation of Stonework.

description: Stonework. Conservation of North Wall of Westminster Hall; Cleaning and conservation of the internal masonry of the North wall of Westminster Hall, including repair of the glazing and conservation of the external masonry and the conservation of the frieze. The works to the North Wall is the first phase of project to carry out conservation work to the entire of Westminster Hall. A further contract will be tendered to carry out conservation works to the south, west and east walls and the cleaning of the timber roof as well as installation of a new lighting scheme. The successful tenderer for the North walls works will be at liberty to tender for those works when the tender is issued.

awardCriteriaDetails: Provide details of your key staff for this Project and confirmation that they will not be substituted without our prior written approval and that any substitutes will be of at least equal calibre and involve no additional costs: 70

street: Commercial Services Directorate, 1st Floor,

postalCode: SW1H 9NB


name: Maritime Equipment Systems (MES) Team, DE&S

title: Enabling Contract for the supply and repair of brush holders for type 23 frigate commutators.

description: Marine equipment. This is a 4 year contract for the supply and repair of brush holders for type 23 frigate commutators.

street: #3327 Birch 3b, Abbeywood

postalCode: BS34 8JH

Morganite Electrical Carbon Limited

street: Upper Fforest Way, Morriston

postalCode: SA6 8PP


name: Environment Systems Ltd, Hyder Consulting (UK) Ltd, Naturebureau Ltd, Thomson Ecology Ltd

name: Photarc Surveys Ltd, Terralmaging bv, Blom Aerofilms, Fugro-BKS, Astrium, COWI A/S

name: Capita Symonds Ltd, Photarc Surveys Ltd, Terralmaging bv, Environment Agency Geomatics Group, Blom Aerofilms, Fugro-BKS

name: 47 Ltd, Haskoning UK Ltd, Network Mapping Ltd, Site Engineering Personnel Ltd, Gleeds Building Surveys Ltd

name: EGS (International), Titan Environmental Surveys Ltd, Environment Scientifics Group, Coastline Surveys Ltd

name: EGS (International), Netsurvey Ltd, Frugro OSAE GmbH

name: All partners in the programme (17 organisations as listed in the tender documents)

title: National Network of Strategic Regional Coastal Monitoring Programmes-Framework Agreement South West.

description: A 5 year programme to provide external services to the South West Region in relation to Coastal Monitoring.

awardCriteriaDetails: Different for each lot: 100

Teignbridge District Council

street: Forde House, Brunel Road

postalCode: TQ12 4XX


name: Middlesex University Higher Education Corporation

title: Insurance Services.

title: Insurance Services.

description: Middlesex University invites expressions of interest from suppliers able to insure the institution against classifications that includes, but is not limited to; Buildings, Contents, Statues, Artificial Sports Pitches, Business Interruption, Works in Progress, Money, Public, Employers & Governers Liability, Libel & Slander, Professional Negligence, Legal Expenses, Travel, Motor, Engineering, Personal Accident, Computers and Terrorism.

street: Hendon Campus, The Burroughs

postalCode: NW4 4BT

Zurich Municipal

street: Zurich House, Ballsbridge Park

countryName: IE


name: Wolverhampton City Council as administering authority for the West Midlands Metropolitan Authorities Pension Fund

title: Astley House & Byrom House, Quay Street, Manchester - Environmental Engineering Services.

description: This project involves a high value real estate development and investment for the benefit of the West Midlands Metropolitan Authorities Pension Fund, one of the largest public sector pension funds in the UK. The project will be for the delivery of a predominantly office based scheme in the densely developed core of Manchester, opposite Spinningfields, replacing in due course two existing 1960’s office buildings, Astley House and Byrom House, totalling some 150 000 sq ft net. The project involves the appraisal, design and construction of a highly significant complex expected to have a total usable area of approximately 250 000 sq ft net. Positive consultation with Manchester City Council and English Heritage has taken place to establish the broad parameters of the scheme and this will form the basis of a client brief. This will require development in accordance with the highest standards of contemporary, sustainable urban design, principally for commercial uses, but with a retail offering. The Fund's requirement is for an Environmental Services Engineer with the experience, flair, expertise and resources to contribute to the development of the Strategic brief to a completed design which meets the Fund’s institutional requirements, which attracts and secures the interest of the highest quality of tenant, securing detailed planning and conservation area consent and to tender the works under a traditional, design led basis with a significant degree of specialist contractor design, on time, within budget and in accordance with European Public Procurement Rules. It is currently envisaged that the design team will be retained to assist the Contract Administrator in managing brief compliance and quality control. The Environmental Services Engineer will act as a key member of the core design team, working with the appointed Project Manager (Team Leader), Architect (lead designer and coordinator), Civil and Structural Engineer, and Cost Manager, as well as other consultants and will be actively involved in shaping and directing this ambitious and prestigious project at every stage beyond the agreed strategic brief. This will include: testing the briefing model; developing the Outline design and related options; development of services solutions to support letting strategies; developing Scheme design and information to support the submission of a Full planning application, including liaising with the Planning consultant on detailed planning deliverables; support to the project sustainability strategy and BREEAM assessor to a target Excellent rating; assisting the Project manager to control and coordinate stage design deliverables and advising on a design and procurement strategy; assisting where applicable in the evaluation of other design consultant submissions; developing designs to support tender documents and assisting in the contractor procurement process; monitoring the developing post contract design and specification and assisting in on site compliance activities through to project handover. This project is an investment for the Fund and it is envisaged that the property will be placed into a trust in the near future. Therefore, please note that the Environmental Engineering services contract to which this procurement process relates will need to be novated from the Fund to the trust once it is established - full details will be provided in the Invitation to Tender.

street: 5th Floor, Mander House, Mander Centre

postalCode: WV1 3NB


title: East and West Areas - Reserve Contractor

description: The provision of responsive repairs, void property works, package repairs, maintenance and/or improvement works and out of hours emergency works (the Programme). Peabody anticipates that the contract(s) will be awarded for a term of 10 years and subject to break clauses. The Programme will encompass works across Peabody's portfolio and properties may be added during the term of the Contract from either subsidiary organisations or through natural growth. Please see section II.1.5 for additional information.

title: Lot 2 (West Area)

description: The provision of responsive repairs, void property works, package repairs, maintenance and/or improvement works and out of hours emergency works (the Programme). Peabody anticipates that the contract(s) will be awarded for a term of 10 years and subject to break clauses. The Programme will encompass works across Peabody's portfolio covering a geographic region on the West side of London and properties may be added during the term of the Contract from either subsidiary organisations or through natural growth. Please see section II.1.5 for additional information.

title: East and West Areas

title: Responsive Repairs - Lot 1 (East Area)

description: The provision of responsive repairs, void property works, package repairs, maintenance and/or improvement works and out of hours emergency works (the Programme). Peabody anticipates that the contract(s) will be awarded for a term of 10 years and subject to break clauses. The Programme will encompass works across Peabody's portfolio covering a geographic region on the East side of London and properties may be added during the term of the Contract from either subsidiary organisations or through natural growth. Please see section II.1.5 for additional information.

title: Responsive repairs and voids.

description: Peabody is a Registered Provider (RP) that owns and manages 21 000 homes across London. Our mission is to make London a city of opportunity for all by ensuring as many people as possible have a good home, a real sense of purpose, and a strong feeling of belonging. Peabody is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced contractors in order to be able set up to two (2) service providers to deliver responsive repairs, void property works, package repairs, maintenance and/or improvement works and out of hours emergency works (the Programme). Peabody anticipates that the contract(s) will be awarded for a term of 10 years and subject to break clauses. The Programme will encompass works across Peabody's portfolio and properties may be added during the term of the Contract from either subsidiary organisations or through natural growth. The Programme has been divided into three (3) lots as follows: Lot 1 East (of London), Lot 2 West (of London) and Lot 3 a combined area of Lots 1 and 2. Economic operators may express an interest in one or more lots. Peabody intends to award either Lot 1 and Lot 2 or Lot 3. An economic operator will not be able to win both Lot 1 and 2 and may only win a combination of Lots 1 and 2 if at Peabody's sole option it awards Lot 3 in place of Lots 1 and 2. Peabody reserves the right to appoint a reserve Service provider in any Lot, which will be the second placed economic operator except as stated below. If an economic operator comes first in Lot 1 and Lot 2 and if Peabody decides not to award Lot 3, then Peabody will, at its discretion, award either of Lots 1 or 2 to the second placed economic operator for that Lot. The economic operator who came first in Lots 1 and 2 will be awarded one Lot only and will be appointed as a reserve service provider for the other Lot. The successful service provider(s) will be required to participate in dialogue which may result in the formation of an innovative contract structure, based upon the selection of one of three options: a conventional term partnering contract, a joint venture or a wholly owned subsidiary. If a joint venture or a wholly owned subsidiary is awarded it will have the potential to deliver works and services to third parties. Further details will be set out in the Contract documents. The estimated contract values reflect the possibly full length of the contract term (based upon an initial estimated GBP 8 500 000 per annum spend with the potential to increase to GBP 13 000 000 per annum spend), but no guarantee is given of any fixed proportion of that value to be awarded to any one appointed Service Provider.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Delivery: 20
Resident Involvement: 5
Information Services: 5
People and leadership: 10
Health and Safety: 5
Contract Delivery, Cost Control and Price Per Property: 15

Peabody Group

street: 45 Westminster Bridge Road

postalCode: SE1 7JB

Mears Limited

street: 1390 Montpellier Court Gloucester Business Park

postalCode: GL3 4AH

Axis Europe Plc

street: Tramway House, Tramway Avenue

postalCode: E15 4PN