title: To Develop and implement the Datawell Platform

title: To develop and implement the Datawell Platform.

description: Datawell is an innovative informatics platform that enables health data to be shared and provides Greater Manchester, East Cheshire and East Lancashire with a development resource that accelerates the delivery of improvements in health outcomes and costs effectiveness. Datawell consists of two complementary programmes: The Datawell Exchange and the Datawell Accelerator. a) The Datawell Exchange will enable efficient sharing of data and provide the appropriate safeguards for privacy, in order to provide a platform which member organisations, including clinicians and researchers, will be able to build on to create innovative solutions for care. This will be the core technological environment that will need to be developed to make the existing ground-breaking innovation routine and simple for all members. b) The Datawell Accelerator will be a collection of project-driven partnerships combining resource from NHS members, our Universities and industry to create an affordable, enhanced capability to run evaluations and pilots of new ideas. These partnerships will build on existing locality plans and support better knowledge sharing between members. The minimum requirements of the solution are set out below. Bidders must be able to demonstrate their ability to meet all of these minimum requirements. Datawell Node Storage of structured and unstructured data. — The system must allow the storage of structured and unstructured data, including free text, coded data and semi-structured information — Data must be searchable by patient or data types. For example the results returned may be for a selected patient, or select data for all patients matching set criteria such as diagnosis or pathology result. — The application must be able to use NHS numbers to identify patients. — Each Dataset Definition and Dataset must have a unique reference identifier within the Exchange. All individual data items (Attributes) within a Dataset Definition must be associated with a corresponding entry from the Universal Data Dictionary. The same Attribute may be referenced in any number of Dataset Definitions. — Data will include health data sources and ETL processes must link to existing systems as data sources with near live updates of information. Metadata catalogue of available data and metadata/entity management — A catalogue of available data and data types must be available and searchable to support the generation of new Dataset definitions, and to support the ability to compare related or similar data. Universal data dictionary — OpenEHR, HL7, ICD9, ICD10, Read, SnomedCT — A standard semantic data dictionary must be defined to enable disparately sourced data to be linkable across the Exchange regardless of its originating representation. For example, a data source may record a patient's blood pressure in a database table with a column named ‘BP', whilst another data source may record the same information in a database table column named ‘BloodPressure'. Critically, we must be able to interpret both these attributes as equivalent, by mapping both such attributes onto the same semantic term ‘Measurement. BloodPressure‘, and also ensure that the value representation is consistent — one source system might record blood pressure as mmHg (millimetres of Mercury displacement, UK) whilst another might use kPa (kilopascals, USA). — The Universal Data Dictionary forms the domain of attributes, known as Archetypes, that can be selected from to form a Dataset Definition. The Universal Data Dictionary will evolve over time with the accrual of new Archetype definitions. Such changes must be carefully managed and a scheme implemented to enable Nodes to maintain synchronised versions of the Universal Data Dictionary. — Healthcare information such as medications, procedures, diagnoses, lab tests etc, are normally encoded with reference to a well-defined vocabulary. Examples of such coding schemes currently in use include SNOMED-CT, ICD-10, LOINC. The Universal Data Dictionary must make reference to such vocabularies as part of the semantic definition for an Archetype. — Medical ontologies are versioned and updated on a regular basis. Exchange Nodes must have a mechanism that enables them to accrue such updates over time, and for this to be synchronised across all Nodes in the Exchange. Security and access . — Exchange nodes must maintain data query and transfer logs for reporting on information flow to enable governance audit, systems performance and security monitoring. — The system must enforce the principle of “least permission respected” when assessing whether a use or system has access to an individual data item, taking into account user authentication and authorisation against roles permissions and data sharing agreements. “Break the Glass” scenarios may override this but must be appropriate alerted and audited. Adminstration Portal — Each Exchange Node must have its own secure administration portal to enable all aspects of the system to be controlled and maintained by local users (Administrators) with the specific authority to do so. — The portal must provide all aspects of system monitoring for performance and user behaviour tracking, and for configuration and management of the various components and associated metadata that constitute the Node. — All changes effected by Administrators to the system configuration must be logged, and made visible within the portal and available for separate audit report. — The web user interface must include meaningful visual dashboard presentation to show the current state of the system, to generate alerts where parts of the system may not be functioning correctly, and to highlight where End User or external system behaviour is outwith normal operating parameters. — All data transfer activity that passes through the Exchange Node must be logged and made accessible within the Administration portal, providing tabular presentation and visual graphs over time and enabling instantaneous reporting through dynamic selection and aggregation on the various dimensions of Requests/Responses such as Requester, Responder, EndUser, Query, Status etc. Basic analytics capability for reporting of data — The node must have a core set of web-based applications that are available “out of the box” in order to demonstrate immediate value and capability for the node. — One application must have the ability to view all data, or a defined type of data, about a single patient. For example, to be able to show a complete medical history, or a list of pathology results. Exchange Node Clocks — A common time reference must be used by all Nodes throughout the Exchange, namely Co- ordinated Universal Time (UTC) resolvable to the calendar date (century, year, month, day) and time of day (to the nearest millisecond). Although leap days/seconds must be incorporated, no adjustment for daylight savings is required — UTC is equivalent to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). — Individual Node clocks must be kept in sync to the nearest millisecond. Datawell Exchange Managed sharing — The Exchange must directly implement managed sharing, connecting each participating organisation's Exchange Node and filtering data transfers to enforce the rules defined through the combination of data sharing agreements from organisational through to an individual's permission settings. — The Exchange must immediately honour any changes made to the deployed sharing agreements, whether to restrict or to expand. — The Exchange must also provide the facility to transform data before delivery, specifically to apply de-identification according to the rules defined in the Data Sharing Agreement currently in effect between the sender and receiver. Governance audit — Exchange nodes must maintain data query and transfer logs for reporting on information flow to enable governance audit, systems performance and security monitoring. Flexible data exchange — The Exchange must support different modes of transfer including: pull requests, for small scale on demand distributed queries for individual data item sets (e.g. for servicing a patient point-of-care application); push requests, for large scale scheduled bulk dataset delivery (e.g. for servicing a secondary population research analysis). — The Exchange must support both standard core Dataset Definitions to drive a minimum level of application functionality Standards conforming — The Exchange must implement a range of healthcare interoperability standards including but not limited to: NHS Information Toolkit (ITK), HL7-V2, HL7-FHIR, ITU- T-H.860, IHE XDS, OpenEHR as required to support a range of downstream applications. Security and Audit — All data transfers between nodes must be encrypted ‘in flight'. Transfers between specific pairs of Exchange Nodes should be encrypted with different keys, such that compromise or publication of a key pair does not expose data exchanged between other pairs of Nodes. In case of such a security breach, it must be possible to invoke an immediate change of encryption keys used throughout the Exchange. — The data transfer logs must record sufficient information to enable audit of who/when/what for each transfer event, but also for unusual patterns of access to be identified and flagged for further investigation. FairWarning is an example of a commercial product, currently used by the NHS, for analysing data access logs for potentially inappropriate activity. — An Exchange Administrator must have the facility to immediately disable responses being generated to queries originating from a specific End User across the entire Exchange. End User Registry — An End User Register must be implemented across all Nodes in the Exchange to ensure a consistent view of the same user is maintained regardless which Organisations they may be employed by over time, or their level of site to site mobility that may be a characteristic of their job. The same single unique identifier must apply to the same user irrespective of their original registration Node. This requires Exchange Nodes to participate in shared End User Register updates and to implement a scheme for resolving potential duality of user identity. — The Administration and Audit Portal must support the creation, update, suspension and deletion of an End User, recording a range of descriptive and contact information for each person. Repeatability — Whilst the Transfer Log does not make record of the Response Datasets generated, it must capture sufficient information to enable the Request to be rerun under the same system-wide state in order to generate the same Response Datasets, and in particular the same cohorts of individuals. Break the Glass — Certain AccessRoles, e.g. a consultant in A&E, must be able to be given the special permission ‘Break-The- Glass'. This follows the standard procedure within the medical profession, whereby an EndUser with this permission can access an individual's data after interacting with a separate challenge and response mechanism within an EHR application for example. Break-The-Glass events are typically separately monitored and audited with professionals having to justify their use. The Exchange must be able to support this scenario. Datawell Exchange API — A set of open Datawell APIs must be defined for specifying on-demand broadcast data transfer queries, scheduled transfer queries, audit queries, data sharing agreements and system management such as registration/withdrawal of Nodes from the Exchange network. — The Datawell APIs must include a separately secured Administration API and Data Transfer API. Only the basic requirements for these APIs are described in the following sections, additional capabilities remain to be defined. Data — In order to support the successful use of the Datawell Exchange bidders must have or develop a common information architecture that defines the format and definition for health information to be shared. This definition will constitute the minimum core dataset for the exchange, and provide the core structures that will need to be mapped to individual systems within Exchange member environments. The benefits of this common data architecture must include: — Identify and source the data needed to share between organisations and to support the development of new applications — Make it possible to uniquely define a new data element within a minimum data set — Establish the derivation of a given data element from its root sources. — Build common business rules about data and have them apply across the conurbation. — The key purpose in developing the Data Architecture must be to support the software applications that will use and access shared data across the Exchange. It will also facilitate the ability to link datasets between different sources and 3rd party datasets. — The model must balance this flexibility against the need to provide a concrete software implementation that can be assured to meet external data standards and be optimised to provide rapid, appropriate and secure access to data. — A recommended data model must be flexible enough to accommodate multiple types of use, including export for inclusion in other clinical record systems, point of care use, research, clinical audit, business intelligence and quality and safety monitoring — The node solution must provide a basic dataset definition in line with national and international standards such that access to the data by the data owners is always possible. There are a number of standards for the storage and interchange of health data for use by electronic health record systems. Examples of Reference Models include HL7, NHS Interoperability Toolkit (based on HL7), XDS, EN13606 European Standard for Health Informatics, and openEHR. — The data owner must always be able to extract or completely remove their own data — The data owner must always be able to add additional datasets based on own data sources and extend the nodes data catalogue as required. Data that can be included in the node will cover: PAS, pathology, medications and prescribing, health resource utilisation, critical care, speciality data, out patient information, emergency admissions (A&E), community and intermediate care, mental health, social care, GP and other primary care. — It must not be possible for any system to access data, either locally or via the Exchange, without the appropriate information sharing agreements permitting use. Patient consent models must also be respected. Analytics and Business Development A core objective for Datawell is to support the innovative use of data to improve outcomes for patients and the efficiencies of the whole GM health and social care system. Therefore there is a requirement for provision of business analysis and data analysis support of the program, as well as provision of specific support to members during roll-out to help identify value and project opportunities created by the Datawell platform. Specific tasks must include: — Map current organisational data flows, both internal and external, that are relevant to Datawell projects. At a minimum this must include Hospital Episode Statistics, pathology, prescribing, admissions, diagnosis and other patient episode data. — To identify metadata definitions and potential quality issues to create dataset definitions and metadata that will help Datawell users in accessing and using the data. Create a metadata catalogue that must define data content, including coding schemes. — Establish working groups internal to members in order to develop informed knowledge about the use and purpose of the data, identify requirements for data sharing and requirements that may be relevant to future Accelerator projects — Identify and document local value propositions, within the framework established in the Business Case, and develop bespoke business cases for Accelerator projects that will support the development of Datawell and demonstrate its effectiveness in improving patient safety and outcomes, reducing costs and creating efficiencies. — To identify and map existing applications and APIs within member organisations. — Support the development of data models for use in the Nodes and Exchange. — Maintain the programme governance framework, including reporting to Board meetings, setting up and maintaining the Reference group and maintaining Public Patient Involvement plans. — Develop an information governance framework and common information sharing agreements for use in the Datawell Exchange. Where possible existing best practice should be maintained. — Create a catalogue of existing data sharing agreements and establish a plan where migration to a new data sharing agreement is required. — Ensure that the design of the Datawell programme complies with essential legal and ethical frameworks and supports national and local initiatives for data sharing. Links with appropriate national and local groups, including HSCIC, the GM Informatics Board, local Health and Wellbeing Board, Directors of Public Health, and others, should be maintained and reported. Datawell must also fit with Local Authority plans, directed by AGMA, and the future development of Devolution in Greater Manchester. — Continue the promotion of the objectives of the Datawell programme through member engagement, local workshop and conference activity. — Develop a Datawell Business Model which will create a sustainability plan for beyond the initial three year funding plan. . This service is being potentially being procured on behalf of: Bolton Clinical Commissioning Group, Bury Clinical Commissioning Group, Central Manchester Clinical Commissioning Group, Eastern Cheshire Clinical Commissioning Group, Heywood Middleton and Rochdale Clinical Commissioning Group, North Manchester Clinical Commissioning Group, Oldham Clinical Commissioning Group, Salford Clinical Commissioning Group, South Manchester Clinical Commissioning Group, Stockport Clinical Commissioning Group, Tameside and Glossop Clinical Commissioning Group, Trafford Clinical Commissioning Group, Wigan Borough Clinical Commissioning Group Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Trust, Central Manchester University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, East Cheshire NHS Trust, East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust, Greater Manchester West Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust, North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust, Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust, Royal Bolton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, Stockport NHS Foundation Trust, Tameside Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust, Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust, University Hospital of South Manchester FT Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council, Bolton Council, Bury Council, Cheshire East Council, Manchester City Council, Oldham Council, Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council, Salford City Council, Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council, Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council, Trafford Council, Wigan Council The duration of the contract is 30 months with the option to extend for an additional 36 months and then a further 24 months if required. The innovation partnership procedure is being adopted. It is intended that 3 economic operators will be taken forward following PQQ.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Qualitative: 80
Finance: 20

Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

street: Turnpike House

postalCode: M50 1SY

Lumira Holdings Limited

street: 2 Temple Back East, Temple Quay

postalCode: BS1 6EG


currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: LUV00534 Maintenance and Repair of University's Schneider Building Management Systems.

description: The University is seeking to award a contract for the service, maintenance and repairs of the Schneider Electric Building Management Systems installed across the establishments under the administration of University and to provide 24/7 remote alarm monitoring. The Building Management System (BMS) at the University plays a vital role in sustaining and improving the building environments for students and staff as well as contributing to the challenging energy/carbon reduction program the University has. Through ongoing investment, the BMS system continues to grow and the University recognises a need for support and maintenance of the system by a specialised company.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

University of Leicester

street: Procurement Unit, University Road

postalCode: LE1 7RH

countryName: UK

Schneider Electric Limited

street: Stafford Park 5

postalCode: TF3 3BL

initiationType: tender


title: TC771 Provision of café/restaurant and events business catering at Manchester Art Gallery (Service Concession).

documentType: tenderNotice

procurementMethod: open

Manchester City Council

street: Room 407, Town Hall

postalCode: M60 2JR


name: Ministry of Justice, its Executive Agencies and Arms Lengths Bodies and other parts of the Criminal Justice System and potentially other Authorities

title: Transcription Management Services contract.

Ministry of Justice

street: 102 Petty France

postalCode: SW1H 9AJ


title: Help to Adapt: Provision of major medical adaptations and associated construction, various locations.

description: Link Group, working closely with its subsidiary Horizon, has been awarded a contract by the Scottish Government to deliver its pilot Help to Adapt Scheme. Link's primary role is that of managing agent ensuring that the Scottish Government aims of the scheme are fully realised. Link is seeking an experienced all trades contractor to deliver a customer focussed major medical adaptations contract for 2 years with a 1 year extension option. Link's primary aim is to provide a contract which brings quality to the customer and represents value for money. 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=335389 The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Link Group

street: 2c New Mart Road

postalCode: EH14 1RL


title: Provision of display cases for Historic Scotland

title: Provision of Display Cases for Historic Scotland.

description: Historic Scotland wishes to appoint a display case manufacturer or supplier to provide new or replacement cases and to carry out repairs as and when required at specified sites around Scotland. Historic Scotland has a large and varied collection of archaeological artefacts and historic objects on public display throughout Scotland. Display cases housing these exhibits vary in age and quality. Typically the oldest cases (20+ years old) fall well below acceptable modern museum standards and need to be replaced. Others (10+ years old) need to be either thoroughly overhauled or replaced while the most recently purchased cases (within the last 5 years) would benefit from regular planned maintenance.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Approach: 20
Experience: 10
Sustainability: 3
H&S: 5
Best practice employer: 2
Price: 60

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Historic Scotland

street: Longmore House, Salisbury Place

postalCode: EH9 1SH

Click Netherfield Limited

street: The Glassworks, Grange Road, Houstoun Ind Est, West Lothian

postalCode: EH54 5DE


title: Group Life Assurance (Registered and Excepted)

description: Lump Sum Death In Service insurance policy.

title: Group Income Protection insurance

description: Long Term Disability insurance.

title: Group Life Assurance and Group Income Protection insurance.

description: Group Life Assurance and Group Income Protection insurance services in two lots.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

Thames Water Utilities Limited

street: Clearwater Court, Vastern Road

postalCode: RG1 8DB


name: The Secretary of State for the Home Department (the Home Office)

title: National Framework Agreement for the Supply of Conducted Energy Devices (CEDs) and Associated Equipment.

description: This tender exercise is for a framework agreement (‘Framework’) to be awarded to 1 sole supplier for the provision of 1 type of CED and its associated equipment and services. Each bidder may submit more than one device that they believe meets the requirements as detailed in the Invitation To Tender (‘ITT’). However, only one device will be awarded, and all other CEDs that may have been submitted by the successful bidder will be excluded from the Framework. The Contracting Authorities (as listed in VI.3) will call off their requirements using the terms and conditions under the Framework. The Framework will have a term of 24 months with two optional 12 month extension periods (for a total possible extension period of 24 months). Bidders will need to meet all costs associated with bidding, including the submission of technical/commercial documentation and the provision of equipment to enable a robust evaluation, and any other reasonable requests to expedite the submission and evaluation of bids. Bidders whose device(s) comply with all the minimum technical mandatory requirements as detailed in the ITT will need to respond to Home Office requirements to provide samples of their device(s) for testing and trialling evaluation. Bidders of compliant device(s) will be instructed to apply for a Section 5 Authority, which bidders or their representatives based in the United Kingdom are required to hold in order to possess, purchase, acquire, manufacture, sell or transfer a prohibited weapon under section 5 of the Firearms Act 1968. Compliant devices will then be subjected to testing and user handling trial assessments and a preferred device identified. The preferred device remains subject to final approval by the Secretary of State for the Home Department. Further details are available in the ITT.

street: 4th Floor Seacole, 2 Marsham Street

postalCode: SW1P 4DF


title: Automated Pathology Managed Service.

description: Liverpool Clinical Laboratories (LCL) is a Joint Venture for pathology between Aintree University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, and Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospital NHS Trust, which offers services to a number of other organisations. LCL is seeking to implement a managed service for Automated Pathology initially for haematology, chemistry, coagulation, flow cytometry, infectious serology and immunology. The intention is to use the contract awarded as the vehicle to integrate other pathology requirements in the future, once full clinical evaluation has been undertaken. The contract will incorporate the following, please note this list is not exhaustive: a) All aspects of equipment provision including installation and implementation, b)Training and support, c) Maintenance and repair services from its own resources or via 3rd parties, this will include legacy equipment already installed in the department at the commencement of contract, d) Supply all reagents and consumables necessary to provide the service including full stock management service, e) Provide appropriate IT solutions and interfaces to equipment and the Trust (s) IT Network, f) Manage a portfolio of 3rd party suppliers, g) Provide advice and assistance to the Trust to reach optimum efficiency within both the current facilities and any subsequent reorganisation.

name: Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University NHS Trusts

street: Prescot Street

postalCode: L7 8XP


name: University Hospital of South Manchester NHS Foundation Trust


title: Insurance Brokerage Services.

description: We are seeking a supplier to provide insurance brokerage services for the period between 1.11.2015 and 31.3.2018 including all necessary post event claims management. The appointed company will be required to review the insurance market to acquire comprehensive and cost-effective insurance cover appropriate to the sport's needs. The services also include the arrangement, placing and administration of insurance policies as well as claims settlement and administration and any other insurance related services. Athletics is a diverse sport in terms of both the range of activities and participants; the insurance policies that are currently provided reflect this diversity and have been developed and enhanced to meet the specific needs of the sport. The insurance policies would cover the activities of UK Athletics, London 2017, London Championships, and the home countries; England Athletics, Scottish Athletics, Welsh Athletics and Athletics Northern Ireland.

UK Athletics Limited

street: Alexander Stadium

postalCode: B42 2BE


title: Lot1- Mixed Dry Recyclables

description: Contractual arrangements to provide for the transportation, processing (sorting), marketing and onward sale of its Mixed Dry Recyclable waste stream arising from household kerbside recycling collections. The service shall include the further treatment and disposal of all non-recyclable items and shall operate in compliance with the Waste Hierarchy and applicable legislation.

title: Lot2 — Mixed Paper

description: Contractual arrangements to provide for the transportation, processing, marketing and onward sale of its Mixed Paper waste stream. The service shall include the further treatment and disposal of all non-recyclable items arising in this waste stream in compliance with the Waste Hierarchy and other primary and secondary legislation applicable to such activities.

title: OJEU Mixed Dry Recyclables and Mixed Paper Waste Streams.

description: Waste transfer station. Non-hazardous refuse and waste treatment and disposal services. Refuse and waste related services. Stoke on Trent City Council requires contractual arrangements to provide for the transportation, processing, marketing and onward sale of waste streams arising from household kerbside recycling collections for their Mixed Dry Recyclables and Mixed Paper.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

street: Civic Centre, Glebe Street

postalCode: ST4 1HH


title: Ty Ogwr — 16 Single Bed Interim Accommodation Scheme

title: Ty Ogwr — 16 Single Bed interim Accommodation Scheme.

description: Bridgend County Borough Council is tendering Supported accommodation ‘Ty Ogwr’ and floating support units to vulnerable people who are homeless and to whom the council have a duty to under the Housing (Wales) Act 2014. This service will be supporting vulnerable people with a diverse range of needs within a temporary accommodation scheme as well as providing time-limited support to service users who have moved on and still require support. Provision of appropriate levels of Housing Related Support will help maintain the skills and confidence necessary to live independently and maintain their tenancy. It will have housing and homelessness at its core.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Method statements: 75
Presentation/interview: 25

Bridgend County Borough Council

street: Civic Offices, Angel Street

postalCode: CF31 4WB

The Wallich

street: The Wallich Centre

postalCode: CF11 9JF


measure: electronicBids

description: The catering service provision at Joseph Leckie Academy has not been market tested in recent years and to ensure Best Value principles are applied the Principal and Academy Governors have made a decision to tender the catering service. Current roll numbers on roll are 1 146 students plus up to an additional 200 6th formers. There are 190 teaching and support staff, some of whom currently use the facility. Current uptake levels are above 50 % and the Academy firmly believes that with improved choice and quality there is a real opportunity to increase this level of uptake. For the avoidance of doubt TUPE Regulations will apply to this contract and all current catering staff are in the (LGPS) Local Government Pension Scheme. 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 the Academy on contract performance.

title: Joseph Leckie Academy — Catering Services.

description: The successful tenderer will be required to provide catering services at Joseph Leckie Academy. The duration of the contract being offered is 3 years initially, commencing on 1.4.2016, with the option of a 2 year extension.

Joseph Leckie Academy

street: Walstead Road West

postalCode: WS5 4PG


title: Camelford to Bude

description: Please refer to link in ITT document and specification for details.

title: Padstow-Wadebridge-Bodmin-Liskeard

description: Please refer to file link in ITT document for all details in specification.

title: Wadebridge-Camelford

description: Please refer to ITT document for detail.

title: Truro-Tregony-Rosleand

description: Please refer to ITT document for specification details.

title: Truro-St Newlyn East- Newquay

description: Please refer to ITT document for specification.

title: Truro-St Columb Major-Newquay-Wadebridge

title: St Austell Town service

title: Polmear-St Austell-St Stephen-Newquay

description: Please refer to ITT document for specification detail.

title: Mevagissey-St Austell-Par-Fowey

title: St Austell-St Dennis-Truro

title: St Austell-St Dennis-Newquay

description: Please refer to ITT document specification for detail.

title: St Austell-Probus-Truro

description: Please refer to ITT document for details.

title: St Austell-Roche-Bodmin

title: Newquay-Fistral-Pentire

title: Newquay to Perranporth

title: Newquay to Padstow

description: Bus route from Newquay to Padstow — please refer to detail in the specification.

title: Request for Quotation for Local Bus Services across Cornwall.

description: Supply of local bus services across Cornwall — split into lots.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Commercial Price: 80
Quality: 20

Cornwall Council

street: Treyew Road

postalCode: TR1 3AY


title: Understanding Society Survey Waves 9-11 (T602).

description: — Survey conduction services; — Market research services; — Data collection and collation services; — Survey design services; — Data processing services; — Data management services; — Feasibility study. Fieldwork for Understanding Society: The UK household longitudinal study including Waves 9-11 for the main sample and Waves 10 and 11 for the Innovation Panel. Understanding Society is a large household panel survey, which requires continuous fieldwork through the year. The main sample covers the UK and consists of individuals in around 25 000 households. Movers out of addresses are expected to be traced and interviewed at their new address within the UK, and movers into a household with an existing sample member temporarily become sample members. Within each household there is an enumeration instrument and a household questionnaire (around 15 minutes for the 2): for each adult aged 16 +, there is a 40 minute (median) interview; for 10-15 year-olds, there is a self-completion instrument. Understanding society is mixed-mode, so that adults in a large proportion of households (currently around 40 % but with the expectation that this will increase) are initially invited to participate online, with non-respondents followed up by face-to-face interviews. The rest of the samples are issued directly to interviewers with any non-respondents invited to take part online. There is also a telephone mop-up stage towards the end of the fieldwork. The sample for Understanding Society is allocated over 24 calendar months, although each case is in the field for up to 6 months. Each household is issued annually, so there is an overlapping design; Wave 10 Year 1 will start at around the same time as Wave 9 Year 2. The main sample comprises of a general population sample and ethnic minority boost (for whom the interview is around 45 minutes, median) and the former-BHPS. The Innovation Panel is a sample of 1 500 households used by researchers as a test bed for innovative ways of collecting data and for developing new areas of research. It helps develop leading edge survey methods and content that will ensure the ongoing success of Understanding Society and to generate important new knowledge. Experiments are carried out, and questions, procedures and methods are tested and used in a context similar to the main Understanding Society survey to make the test bed as realistic as possible. The key requirements for this project are that the fieldwork agency/agencies achieve high response rates, a high level of data quality and the ability to meet deadlines for fieldwork and data delivery.

University of Essex

street: Central Procurement Unit (Finance Section), Wivenhoe Park

postalCode: CO4 3SQ


title: Area 2 Properties

description: TSSC for Grounds Maintenance. The works will be carried out in schools and associated facilities located in the EABR area Lot 2. The form of contract will be an amended NEC TSSC 2013 — Priced Contract with Price List.

title: Term Service Contract for Grounds Maintenance and Minor Works

description: TSSC for Grounds Maintenance. The works will be carried out in schools and associated facilities located in the EABR area Lot 1. The form of contract will be an amended NEC TSSC 2013 — Priced Contract with Price List.

title: Term Service Contract for Grounds Maintenance — Lot 1.

description: TSC for grounds maintenance. The works will be carried out in schools and associated facilities located in the EABR area. The form of contract will be an amended NEC3 TSSC 2013 — Priced Contract with Price List.

Education Authority Belfast Region

street: 40 Academy Street

The Landscape Centre

street: 181b Templepatrick Road


title: Tender for MRI Scanner for Cardiac Imaging.

description: UCL would like to invite suppliers to submit bids for supply of a MRI Scanner for Cardiac Imaging. The value for this tender is estimated at 950 000 GBP. For the full technical specification and marking scheme, 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


title: 14-021 Supply, Install and Maintenance of Traffic Signals and Associated Equipment.

description: Doncaster and Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Councils are seeking to appoint a suitable qualified and experienced contractor for the maintenance and installation of traffic signals and associated traffic control equipment throughout the metropolitan boroughs. The metropolitan borough of Doncaster is located in the north of England in the county of South Yorkshire, it occupies approximately 570 km². The borough is well serviced by the surrounding motorway and trunk road network including the M18 and A1(M). There are 160 permanent traffic signal installations, 6 red light enforcement cameras, 3 speed enforcement cameras, 106 vehicle actuated signs, 11 variable message signs a number of ANPR sites and 1 set of automatic hydraulic rising bollards. Rotherham is a thriving borough in South Yorkshire and home to around 258 000 residents (2011). With an area of 286.5 km around 70 % of which is rural it has direct access to the M1 and M18 motorway network. There are 105 permanent traffic signal installations, 8 red light camera sites, 10 speed enforcement sites, 20 vehicle actuated signs, 12 variable message signs, 33 ANPR cameras, 40 Bluetooth JTMS units and 1 one vehicle overheight detection warning system. Traffic signal installations are controlled by a variety of approved controllers and are in the main either connected to an Urban Traffic Control UTC in station or monitored remotely via PEEK or SIEMENS Remote Monitoring Equipment (RMS). The maintenance of the UTC and RMS in stations will not be included in the maintenance contract, but all street equipment associated with the UTC and RMS will. With the introduction of IP communication systems a high number of site utilise this protocol, using items such as ADSl switches, Wi Fi links and media converters etc. The authorities makes full use of the latest technology available and will continue to install new products as they become available. Both red light enforcement and speed enforcement camera installations are Home Office approved. The red light camera installations were supplied by SERCO and speed enforcement by SERCO and TRUVELO. Vehicle actuated signs are a variety of pictogram and matrix signs and are all speed actuated. The suppliers of the equipment include DAMBACH, 3M, THERMOTOR and WESTCOTECH. Variable message signs are UTMC compliant. The suppliers of the equipment include Techspan and VMSL. ANPR camera's feed directly into a PIPS JTMS system. There is a variety of single and multi-lane cameras. The supplier of the is PIPS Technology. Bluetooth units are fed into a Drakewell JTMS and the suppliers of the equipment are TDC. The automatic hydraulic rising bollard access system operates on both access card, remote control and remote dial up it was supplied by AGD. The purpose of the contract is to provide a high quality maintenance service, 365 day per year. Maintenance of equipment will include electrical testing, periodic inspections, fault rectification, equipment cleaning and all other activities normally associated with control equipment maintenance. The successful contractor will attend emergency call outs and must be prepared to respond quickly and safely to road traffic collisions and other unforeseen events. In the pursuit of their duties the successful contractor will be expected to liaise with statutory undertakers and other outside bodies to maintain the highest levels of service. The contractor will supply and install traffic signals and associated traffic control equipment to a high quality and then maintain this equipment. The successful contractor will supply and maintain a job / fault management system capable of tracking job / fault reports, engineer's activity and attendances. It is envisaged that the job / fault management system will be a key tool in the monitoring of contractor performance, a task that will be jointly undertaken by the contractor and the authority.

Rotherham MBC

street: Riverside House, Main Street

postalCode: S60 1AE


title: Microbiologial Blood Culture systems.

description: Public Health England (PHE), also referred to as the 'Authority', is looking to appoint contractors for the supply of blood culture systems and reagent rental.

Public Health England

street: 61 Colindale Avenue

postalCode: NW9 5EQ


title: Vehicle Maintenance Contract

title: Vehicle Maintenance Contract (Managed Service Provision).

description: Vehicle Management, Maintenance and Servicing.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Location and Facilities: 20
Contract Delivery: 25
Contract Management: 5
Innovation in Delivery: 10
Community Benefits: 10
Price: 30

London Borough of Lambeth

street: Town Hall, Brixton Hill

postalCode: SW2 1RW

Adair Auto Services Ltd

street: Block J and K Chartwell Business Parks, Paulet Road

postalCode: SE5 9HW


title: Red Light and Spot Speed Cameras

description: Red Light and Spot Speed Cameras – to supply and install all equipment necessary to enforce red light violations.o Equipment: camera, dummy flash and camera housing.o Works: all civil engineering, excavation, disposal of material and reinstatement concrete.o Refurbishment: housing and upgrade to digital equipment.o Annual maintenance and support.

title: Average Speed Cameras

description: Average Speed Cameras – to supply and install all equipment necessary to enforce speeding violations.o Equipment: camera, dummy flash and camera housing.o Works: all civil engineering, excavation, disposal of material and reinstatement concrete.o Refurbishment: housing and upgrade to digital equipment.o Annual maintenance and support.

title: Fixed Safety Camera Contract.

description: Kent County Council (KCC) is looking to procure the Upgrade of the Fixed Safety Camera Network from Wet Film Operation to Digital on behalf of the Kent and Medway Safety Camera Partnership (KMSCP). The KMSCP is formed of Kent County Council, Medway Council, Kent Police and Highways England (formerly the Highways Agency). KCC provides the partnership's project management via the Highways, Transportation and Waste department within the Growth, Environment and Transport Directorate.

Kent County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: ME14 1XQ


title: Provision of a Payment Card for Purchasing Fuel for Road Vehicles.

description: Network Rail requires a payment card which will allow its drivers to purchase garage forecourt services. These include: — fuel, — oil, — screen wash, — adblue, — car wash, — other car related products such as ice scrapers, air for tyres etc.

Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

street: The Quadrant: MK, Elder Gate

postalCode: MK9 1EN

Allstar Business Solutions Ltd

street: PO Box 1463, Windmill Hill

postalCode: SN5 6PS


name: For details of awarded suppliers please see section V.1

name: This framework is intended for use by the NHS in England. The framework may also be used by private sector contractors and agents working on behalf of the above. Please see ITO document 10 for list of participating authorities

title: NHS Framework Agreement for the South of England Pharmacy Purchasing Group for the supply of Proprietary Pharmaceuticals.

description: NHS South of England Branded Pharmaceuticals — Tranche A.

awardCriteriaDetails: Details available on request:

name: The Secretary of State for Health acting as part of the Crown through the Commercial Medicines Unit (part of the Department of Health)

street: 2nd Floor, Rutland House

postalCode: WA7 2ES


title: All areas

title: First Wessex — Totland Security/Concierge Service.

description: First Wessex is tendering for a Concierge Service in Totland Close flats in Farnborough. The service shall operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year from the front desk/office located at the main entrance of the flats. The service will be provided by a specialist security and support agency facilitating an enhanced security and customer service orientated concierge service. The current service employs 3 members of staff who work in a 2 shift system at the desk 7 days a week, between 7:00–19:00 and 19:00–7:00 — with 1 staff member during the day and 2 at night. They work in a pattern of 4 days on and 3 days off. All staff are Security Industry Authority (SIA) licensed.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Price: 40

First Wessex

street: Peninsular House, Wharf Road

postalCode: PO2 8HB

Vigilant Security Services UK Limited

street: AMC Business Centre, 12 Cumberland Avenue

postalCode: NW10 7QL


name: The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge

title: UCAM 040/14 Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope.

description: This confocal microscope will be used in a multi user environment as part of a core facility to image fixed and live samples. We require the system to be able to complete imaging experiments in time series, multi-point and Z stacks. The system is required to provide Fluorescent Correlation Spectroscopy and Fluorescent Cross Correlation Spectroscopy with at least 2 colours and have a well-integrated solutions at both hardware and software level in order to be accessible to biologists.

street: 1st Floor South, Greenwich House, Madingley Rise

postalCode: CB3 0TX

Carl Zeiss Ltd

street: 509, Coldhams Lane

postalCode: CB1 3JS


title: Mintel Subscription Services.

description: Mintel Subscription Services.

procurementMethod: direct

awardCriteriaDetails: Price and service: 100

Competition and Markets Authority

postalCode: WC1B 4AD


name: Derry City and Strabane District Council

title: Combined Liability — Policing and Community Safety Partnership

description: Professional Indemnity — Kickstart to Work Programme.

description: Professional Indemnity — NW Air Access Consortium.

title: Engineering Inspection Contract

description: Engineering Inspection Contract.

title: Marine Liability

description: Marine Liability.

title: Combined Engineering

description: Engineering Insurance; Hired in Plant; Computer; and Contract Works.

title: Commercial Legal Expenses

description: Commercial Legal Expenses.

title: Motor Fleet

description: Motor Fleet.

title: Commercial Crime

description: Commercial Crime.

title: Commercial Combined

description: Material Damage; Business Interruption — Additional Costs of Working; Money Insurance.

description: Professional Indemnity (Provision of Legal Services).

title: Excess Public Liability

description: Excess Public Liability.

title: Combined Liability

description: Combined Liability.

title: Personal Accident / Business Travel

description: Personal Accident and Business Travel.

title: Provision of Non Life Insurances.

description: Provision of Non Life Insurances.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Lowest Price: 70
Claims Handling: 15
Added Value Benefit: 15

street: Floor 3, Centrepoint, 24 Ormeau Avenue

postalCode: BT2 8HS

RSA NI Ltd

street: Law Society House 90-106 Victoria Street

postalCode: BT1 3GN

Hiscox Insurance Company

street: 1 Great St Helens

postalCode: EC3A 6HX

HSB Engineering Ltd

street: 5 Crescent Gardens

postalCode: BT7 1NS

DAS Legal Expenses

street: Europa House, Harcourt Street

countryName: IE

AXA Insurance Ltd

street: Riverside Tower. 5 Lanyon Place

postalCode: BT1 3LN

Royal & Sun Alliance

street: 15 York Street

postalCode: G2 8LA

Irish Public Bodies Insurance

street: 1 Grand Canal Square, Grand Canal Harbour

AIG Europe Ltd

street: Centenary House, 69 Wellington Street

postalCode: G2 6HJ


name: Health and Social Care Information Centre

title: HCON00375 — multi-professional clinical assurance of the structure and content of patient records.

street: 1 Trevelyan Square, Boar Lane

postalCode: LS1 6AE


title: Provision of Main Adult Education Services in the Borough of Merton.

description: The Service Provider will be required to provide a comprehensive end to end Adult Education service on behalf of the Council including, but not restricted to, the promotion of the service and recruitment of learners, delivery of teaching and appropriate support services and all necessary administrative, reporting, safety and compliance requirements. In summary the services required under the Contract will be as follows: — Provision of courses leading to accredited qualifications; — Provision of non-accredited community learning courses.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 20
Experience of delivering similar provision: 15
Quality assurance: 15
Range of course provision and qualifications: 15
Marketing and promotion: 10
Governance/management: 10
Spread of delivery across merton: 5
Transition including TUPE: 5
Innovation: 5

London Borough of Merton

street: Civic Centre, London Rd

postalCode: SM4 5DX

South Thames College

street: London Road

postalCode: SM4 5QX


title: Elsevier B.V. Scopus Agreement

title: Elsevier B.V. Scopus Agreement.

description: Scopus is an abstract and citation database covering over 21 000 titles in the sciences and social sciences. Elsevier offer access to a very large selection of Journals Citations and abstracts that cannot be accessed anywhere else in one place. There is one single price that is paid to get access to this content.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Jisc Services Ltd

street: Lumen House, Library Avenue

postalCode: OX11 0SG

Elsevier B.V.

street: Radarweg 23

countryName: NL


title: Kitchens

description: As title.

title: Heating & Plumbing

description: As title.

title: Electrical

description: As title.

title: General Building and Roofing

description: As title.

title: Ventilation

description: As title.

title: Paint

description: As title.

title: Managed Services/Stores Provision

description: As title.

title: Undod Welsh Housing Framework — Building Materials Supply.

description: Undod are procuring a Framework for the supply of building materials for repair, maintenance and new build (kitchens, heating and plumbing, electrical, general building and roofing, ventilation, paint and managed services/stores provision) that will be available to any current of future member of the Undod Consortium (including but not limited to Housing Associations and Registered Social Landlords). The Framework covers any current and future member of the Undod Consortium who will access services via the Framework. The Framework is 7 (seven) Lot split into 6 (six) geographic areas. Further and more detailed information is set out in a Invitation to Tender (ITT) which is available on request (see section VI.3) II.1.6) Note: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales WebSite. The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at http://www.sell2wales.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems. Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems. NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at http://www.sell2wales.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=28153 The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at http://www.sell2wales.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

Grwp Cynefin / NWHA / MWHA

street: Ty Silyn, Y Sgwar, Penygroes

postalCode: LL54 6LY


title: Harper Green School — Building Cleaning Services 2016.

description: Harper Green School, located in Farnworth Greater Manchester, is tendering for a building cleaning services provider to undertake the daily and periodic cleans at the School. The contract is for a duration of 3 years with an option to extend for an additional 2 years.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality: 60

Harper Green School

street: Harper Green Road

postalCode: BL4 0DH

Churchill Services (Catering)

street: Unit 9, Ashton Court Bromsgrove Technology Park Bromsgrove


name: National Health Service Commissioning Board

title: Access to Mortality Indicators.

description: The scope of the project is to provide access to mortality data with pre-calculated statistical models already applied to the dataset for all providers in England. This will enable accurate identification and monitoring of NHS Trusts with escalated concerns. NHS England do not wish procure a tool that provides access to performance data beyond mortality rates; NHS England will conduct its own triangulation of data extracted from the mortality tool with other published sources. The aim of procurement and subsequent contract is to provide access to mortality data, the scope includes future developments and the bidder should be willing to develop further mortality calculations to adapt to changes introduced during the contract period by regulatory/statutory bodies. This will be carried out in consultation with analytics leads within NHS England. Access to an online tool is currently provided for the NHS England North Region to support the quality and performance work programmes. Recently, the structure of the NHS England internal Directorates has changed to provide 2 analytical teams based across England. The online tool now needs to be procured to fulfil the mortality data access requirements across the 2 teams.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality — Technical Delivery: 40
Quality — System Functionality: 13
Quality — Contract Implementation: 5
Quality — Contract Management: 2

street: Quarry House, Quarry Hill

postalCode: LS2 7UE


name: Golden Jubilee Hospital (National Waiting Times Centre Board)

title: NP572/15 - Patient Cleansing Aids.

description: The supply of Patient Cleansing Aids (to include dry wipes, cleansers and wet wipes) to all entities constituted pursuant to the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978, (i.e. all NHS Scotland Health Boards, Special Health Boards and the Authority or other NHS organisation established pursuant to the NHS (Scotland) Act 1978) and any Integrated Joint Boards established pursuant to the new Public Bodies (Joint Working) Scotland Act 2014. Note: The buyer is using PCS-Tender to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be required. To access PCS-Tender, record your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://www.publictendersscotland.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk and search for project Code Project _3206 under ITTs Open to All Suppliers. Please use the Search/Filter function, then select Project Code from the dropdown. Please note that once you have expressed interest in the ITT it will move to your My ITTs area. For further information on using PCS-Tender, please read the Supplier Response Guide: https://www.publictendersscotland.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/esop/pts-host/public/pts/supplierhelppage/PCS-TSupplierResponseGuide.pdf If you have already registered on Public Contracts Scotland and PCS-Tender and paired your accounts you can access PCS-Tender through your Public Contracts Scotland Control Panel.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 60
Functional Characteristics: 40

name: The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as NHS National Services Scotland) (‘the Authority’)

street: Gyle Square (NSS Head Office), 1 South Gyle Crescent

postalCode: EH12 9EB

Technical Textile Services Ltd

street: 7&8 Rhodes Business Park, Silburn Way

postalCode: M24 4NE

Vernacare Ltd

street: Folds Road

postalCode: BL1 2TX


description: The Supply of the Short Term Hire of Vehicles and Plant Machinery. Split into 9 lots: Lot 1 Cars/MPVs/4 x 4; Lot 2 Vans up to 7 500 kg; Lot 3 Tippers up to 3 500 kg (including Hook-Lifts); Lot 4 Tippers up to 26 000 kg (Hook-Lifts); Lot 5 Minibuses/Welfare buses up to 22 Seats; Lot 6 Road Sweepers (Compact Pavement Sweepers and Road Sweepers); Lot 7 Refuse Collection Vehicles 7.5 ton-26 ton; Lot 8 General Municipal vehicles; Tenderers may submit tenders for one lot or multiple lots. Lot 9 Plant Machinery.

Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Environmental Services, Highways and Transport, Tame Street


name: NHS Wakefield Clinical Commissioning Group

title: Provision of Point of Prescribing Support Software.

description: The provider shall provide a point of prescribing tool which provides risk stratification and prescribing analysis functionalities to the following specification: Point of prescribing functionality: — Pop ups appear at the point of prescribing and enable the prescriber to respond accordingly; — Pop ups can be switch based e.g. recommending alternative product and prescriber able to accept/reject suggestion at the point of prescribing and the software automatically switches medication if accepted by the prescriber; — Pop ups can be information only messages; — Pop ups are activated for acute, new repeat and repeat re-authorisations; — Profile/database of messages can be locally or centrally authored (where appropriate); — Analysis tool available to user (CCG or GP practice) so detailed bespoke analysis can be performed; — Updates to database/profile of messages are completed in a timely manner; — Process to correct software bugs in a timely fashion; — Minimum service availability in installed locations >95 % of time Monday — Friday 8:00-18:00; — Ability to monitor performance at terminal level; — Software integrates with local community services computer systems (SystmOne on 3G network). General requirements: — Compatible with TPP SystmOne, EMIS WEB, EMIS PCS, and EMIS LV Clinical Systems; — Access to Customer Support Team; — Software directly integrates with Clinical System; — Software does not reduce the performance of the GP clinical system; — Compatible with PCs and laptops; — Training on the use of the software is provided; — Installation of software in two separate GP practices for both NHS Greater Huddersfield CCG and NHS North Kirklees CCG for 2 weeks will be part of the tender assessment process Powered by BravoSolution eSourcing Technology 5 / 18; — An annual contract review allowing addition or subtraction of GP practices using the software will be available.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 30
Quality: 70

street: White Rose House, West Parade

postalCode: WF1 1LT

Optum

street: 3rd Floor, 3 Sheldon Square

postalCode: W2 6HY


name: Industrial Medical and Safety Services Ltd

title: Provision of Medical Assessment Services

description: The Council are looking to engage with a Service Provider with specialised professional knowledge to deliver a medical assessment service to those who apply for one of the following schemes: National Blue Badge Scheme, English National Concessionary Travel Scheme and Disabled Drivers Parking Space. The assessor will be required to make a decision on the applicant's eligibility in line with Department for Transport Guidance and the Transport Act 2000 (as modified by the Concessionary Bus Travel Act 2007). In 2014/15, the Council issued 4523 blue badges to residents in Plymouth; 2669 disabled person's concessionary bus travel passes and 226 disabled driver's parking spaces. Whilst a large number of the applications meet the automatic eligibility criteria as set out in the guidance issued by the Department for Transport to Local Authorities there are, however, applications that do not meet this criteria and therefore result in approximately 2 500 desk-based assessments and 850 face-to-face clinical assessments being undertaken each year. These assessments must comply with, and be assessed in accordance with; the legislative requirements where evidence provided has not met approval for automatic entitlement. The Supplier shall work closely with the Council to provide an integrated approach to the delivery of medical assessments for assessing eligibility for concessionary travel schemes: blue badge, disabled person's concessionary bus travel passes and disabled drivers parking space schemes. The service required is designed to meet current best practice in the delivery of assessments through an integrated approach to all three concessionary travel schemes, improving service delivery for the service user. They shall provide the Council with high quality support and advice on all medical assessments and related matters. The Service Provider shall enable the Council to maintain and promote a more transparent, equitable, systematic and cost-effective method of assessment. The Supplier will provide desk-based and face-to-face clinical assessments to eligible Plymouth residents. They will have premises that can be utilised to undertake the assessments, or have the facility to undertake assessments on behalf of the Council. The service must provide an optimum balance of cost effectiveness for the Council and flexibility, choice and accessibility for customers, whilst upholding the Council's equalities commitments and complying with statutory legislation.

title: Provision of an Employee Assistance Programme

description: The Council are looking to engage with an Employee Assistance Programme Supplier that will work closely with the Council's management and Human Resources teams to provide an integrated approach to improving staff health, promoting health and well-being at work and meeting statutory requirements related to health surveillance and monitoring. A key element will be continuously improving staff attendance levels through Employee Assistance Programme interventions. The Supplier shall provide the Council with high quality support and advice on all Occupational Health and related matters. They shall enable the Council's managers to maintain and promote a healthy workforce and take preventative action to reduce ill-health and sickness absence. The Supplier shall be actively involved with the Council's management team to develop corporate and service specific initiatives and protocols which will maintain and promote health and well-being at work, improve attendance, reduce hazards and risks and create healthy and safe workplaces.

title: Provision of Occupational Health Services

description: The Council are looking to engage with an Occupational Health Supplier that will work closely with the Council's management and Human Resources teams to provide an integrated approach to improving staff health, promoting health and well-being at work and meeting statutory requirements related to health surveillance and monitoring. A key element will be continuously improving staff attendance levels through Occupational Health interventions. The Supplier shall provide the Council with high quality support and advice on all Occupational Health and related matters. They shall enable the Council's managers to maintain and promote a healthy workforce and take preventative action to reduce ill-health and sickness absence. The Council are looking to engage with a Supplier that shall be actively involved with the Council's management teams to ensure engagement with referring managers and develop corporate and service specific initiatives and protocols which will maintain and promote health and well-being at work, improve attendance, reduce hazards and risks and create healthy and safe workplaces. The Council currently employs almost 4 000 staff and has around 500 referrals a year. To ensure we are able to provide the most efficient service we consider an on-line service as an important aspect of delivering a suitable and sufficient Occupational Health service.

title: UK-Plymouth: Provision of occupational health services, an employee assistance programme and medical assessment services.

description: The Council is seeking tenders for the provision of occupational health services and an employee assistance medical programme for Plymouth City Council staff who undertake a range of roles including technical, professional, managerial, manual and administrative work. We are also seeking tenders to deliver a medical assessment service to those who apply for 1 of the following schemes: National Blue Badge Scheme, English National Concessionary Travel Scheme and Disabled Drivers Parking Space. The work specified in this tender has been split into 3 Lots: Lot 1 — Representing the provision of Occupational Health Services; Lot 2 — Representing the provision of an Employee Assistance Programme; Lot 3 — Representing the provision of Medical Assessment Services; Under this contract the contractors and their supply chains will be required to actively participate in the achievement of the Contracting Authority's social/economic/environmental objectives. Accordingly, contract documents may relate to social/economic/environmental considerations.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Lot 1 — commercial — price (total cost): 25
Lot 1 — commercial — price (cost of menu services): 20
Lot 1 — technical — technological solutions: 10
Lot 1 — technical — service improvements: 12
Lot 1 — technical — well-being improvement: 10
Lot 1 — technical — delivery of the Service: 18
Lot 1 — technical — handover: 3
Lot 1 — technical — contract management: 2
Lot 2 — commercial — price: 45
Lot 2 — technical — technological solutions: 15
Lot 2 — technical — service improvements: 7
Lot 2 — technical — well-being improvement: 10
Lot 2 — technical — delivery of the service: 18
Lot 2 — technical — handover: 3
Lot 2 — technical — contract management: 2
Lot 3 — commercial — price (desk based assessment): 15
Lot 3 — commercial — price (1st face to face clinical assessment): 25
Lot 3 — commercial — price (2nd face to face clinical assessment (appeal stage)): 10
Lot 3 — technical — skills, knowledge and experience of undertaking medical assessments: 15
Lot 3 — technical — details of proposed service: 10
Lot 3 — technical — performance Management: 10
Lot 3 — technical — staffing and Resources: 5
Lot 3 — technical — management and operation of the service: 5
Lot 3 — technical — equalities and engagement of service users: 5

Plymouth City Council

street: Ballard House, West Hoe Road

postalCode: PL1 3BJ

Access Independent Ltd

street: 17G The Courtyard, Sturton Street

postalCode: CB1 2SN

People Asset Management Wellbeing Ltd

street: Holly House, 73 - 75 Sankey Street

postalCode: WA1 1SL

street: Buckland House, 12 William Prance Road

postalCode: PL6 5WR


name: See Section VI.2) for details of suppliers

title: SCC IC Countryside Works Framework.

description: This tender aims to appoint a number of contractors across 5 Lots. These are as stated: — Lot 1 — Countryside works; — Lot 2 — Local highways works; — Lot 3 — Arboriculture; — Lot 4 — Weed control; — Lot 5 — Grass cutting. Each lot is made up of a number of activities which will translate to a schedule of rates (SOR), in addition to this there will be a number of spot purchases. Each contractor is expected to adhere to the requirements outlined in both the general specification and the individual lots technical specification. The tender will be conducted as an Open OJEU process. The New Countryside Framework would run from 1.4.2016-31.3.2020 and would include the following services: — Arboriculture services; — Grounds vegetation and maintenance; — Grass cutting and hedge maintenance; — Weed control; — Traffic management; — Ditching; — Fencing; — Minor structures (including Rights of Way bridges).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 40
Price: 60

Surrey County Council

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

postalCode: KT1 2DW


title: **** Contract Award **** ICT Infrastructure Solution.

description: Information systems and servers. Hardware disaster-recovery consultancy services. Local area network. Computer-related services. **** Contract Award **** For the provision of an ICT Infrastructure Solution that replaces their current Server, SAN, Core and Edge Network, that provides Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery that is location resilient.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Best Fit to Business Functionality: 50
References: 10
Total Price over 5 years: 30
Presentations and Demonstrations: 10

Stafford and Rural Homes

street: The Rurals, 1 Parker Court, Staffordshire Technology Park, Beaconside

postalCode: ST18 0WP

D2 Network Associates Ltd

street: Lymedale Business Centre, Hooters Hall Road

postalCode: ST5 9QF


title: Provision of an Advocacy Service for Adults with Learning Disabilities, Older People, Adults with Physical Disabilities and Carers.

description: Dorset County Council must involve people in decisions made about them and their care and support. No matter how complex a person's needs we are required to help people express their wishes and feelings, support them in weighing up their options, and assist them in making their own decisions. People are entitled to be in control of their own lives but sometimes, whether through frailty, disability, financial circumstances or social attitudes, they may find themselves in a position where their ability to exercise choice or represent their own interests is limited. In these circumstances, advocacy can help ensure that an individual's views and needs are heard, respected and acted upon. Provision's for the advocacy service will fall into two categories; statutory duties that Dorset County Council must provide under the Care Act 2014 and non-statutory duties that Dorset County Council may provide. Non-statutory advocacy in this context is defined as issues-based advocacy and helps people say what they want, secure their rights, represent their interests and obtain the services they need. Dorset County Council will appoint a Provider who has a proven track record of providing advocacy services to adults and of working with local authorities in partnership to achieve this. The contract is to commence on 1.1.2016 and expire on 31.12.2016 (one year). There is an option to extend for a further period of up to one year. Any extension will be dependent upon the continued availability of funding and performance of the Provider during the contract period.

Dorset County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: DT1 1XJ


description: The project is for the construction of up to 79 nr social housing units complete with engineering services, external works and site development works at lands at Trench Road, Derry/Londonderry. The contract period is estimated at 16 months commencing March 2016. the number of units to be constructed on this site will be subject to planning and government department approval.

Apex Housing Association Limited

street: 10 Butcher Street

postalCode: BT48 6HL


title: Alternative Education Provision (AEP).

description: Liverpool City Council on behalf of their Children and Young People's Services are inviting suitably qualified providers of alternative education to submit an application be included on a flexible framework for the provision of Alternative Education. Applications can be uploaded for evaluation at any time throughout the 4-year duration of the flexible framework. Evaluation will take place every 6 months from the start of the flexible framework. Phase one applications are required between 2.11.2015 and 7.12.2015. By applying for inclusion to this notice, subject to meeting the minimum standards you will be invited to tender once a requirement arises. Admittance to the flexible framework will depend on providers meeting minimum criteria as stated in the application documentation. Requests for quotations will be issued to providers admitted to the flexible framework as and when required. The award criteria for this phase will be stipulated in the application documentation. Liverpool City Council reserves the right to use an electronic reverse auction for quotations. Further details of the flexible framework and full instructions are given in the application document available to download from The Chest (Due North).

Liverpool City Council

street: Ground Floor Municipal Building, Dale Street

postalCode: L2 2DH


title: EC0710

description: EC0710 Energy Centre for the appointment of a Main Contractor. Contract award details.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 80
Quality: 20

University Of Edinburgh

street: Charles Stewart House, 9-16 Chambers Street

postalCode: EH1 1HT

Vital Energi Utilities

street: 3 Finch Way, Strathclyde Business Park

postalCode: ML4 3PR


title: Midland Heart Enveloping General Building Improvements and Cyclical Decorations Contract.

description: Midland Heart proposes to have a more encompassing program of works than just cyclical external and internal decorations as we move forward to the renewal of this contract. Where budgets permit any works that are required to improve the physical appearance and weather durability of our stock should be highlighted and referred for approval to repair to the contract officer. The vision is to leave a building not only redecorated but to also encompass a series of general building repairs to the whole envelope. Leaving the building wind and weather tight with a good aesthetic appearance. This will be make good use of scaffolds and other methods of access whilst cyclical works take place and avoid double access costs over intermittent periods of time. Using the experienced critical eyes of our contractors and staff when the best opportunities to survey and inspect are available. Generic repairs may include roofing repairs, chimney and flashing repairs. External rendering repairs to superstructure. Internal plastering repairs to walls and ceilings in communal areas of our buildings and apartment blocks. Renewal of soffits fascia's and barge boards to roof lines. This may be in both: timber and UPVC. General repairs may be carried out on timber and PVCU windows and doors. Repairs to all types of guttering and RWP, as well general above ground drainage. Repairs to external and internal leaks caused by RWP in communal areas and renewals. Repairs to below ground drainage from gully outlets and SVP to 1st manholes. Brickwork, block work and stonework along with other types of masonry repairs. Repainting and minor structural repairs to above ground superstructure areas of our buildings. Internal renewal of floor finishes in both carpet or vinyl and minor woodworking repairs to 1st and 2nd fix carpentry components. It will however not include the complete renewal of major components such as new roofs, windows and doors which are dealt with in other programs of work. On some specific properties as programs of work evolve. There may be from time to time external landscape works. These will require works to include but not limited to fencing and gates, garden walls. Generic repairs and upgrades to boundary treatments will also be included. A general clearance of rubbish and fly tipping may also be requested. There may on occasions be works to upgrade car parks and footpaths to properties too. This would include the renewal of car parking surface treatment such as block paving or macadam finishes. The scope of works expected within the envelope and cyclical decorations contract are as below: 1. Internal communal area works: — Internal painting and decorating; — Flooring renewal of decorative and non slip vinyl floor covering and skirting's. Heavy duty carpet tiles and sheet carpet renewal; — Timber windows overhaul and renewal of ironmongery, fire and general door upgrades to include communal and customer homes front doors repairs and renewal of ironmongery; — Plasterwork and general floor wall and ceiling repairs. 2. External envelope works: — External painting and decorating to achieve a 7 year redecoration life cycle; — Roofing repairs and maintenance inclusive of chimney repairs and flashings. Roof line repairs to bottom 3 rows of roof coverings; — Brickwork, block work and rendering repairs to external envelope and grounds walls and outbuildings. Minor structural repairs; — Fascia soffit and gutter repairs and renewal; — Fencing and gates renewal and repairs and maintenance inc; — General woodwork and metalwork repairs to external fabric components not covered elsewhere; — External plumbing repairs including all above ground drainage to include SVP and rainwater repairs and renewals; — Below ground drainage clearing, CCTV and testing along with general repairs up to 1st manhole from building outlets both soil and rainwater. The estimated spend per annum is 2 500 000 GBP. All suppliers must meet the minimum criteria and any pass/fail criteria set within the Invitation to Tender (ITT) document, Tenderer Questionnaire and any applicable appendices. The contract duration is a total of 7 years (3 years initial with an option to extend 2 + 2 years based on satisfactory performance of the supplier (s)). Midland Heart are looking to award this contract to the 2 top ranking suppliers with works split equally. Suppliers are advised that TUPE will apply to this contract, however Midland Heart does not take any responsibility for the information provided by the current suppliers with regards to TUPE. This should be obtained from the current suppliers directly of which contact details are provided in the ITT document.

WMCOE – Midland Heart

street: 20 Bath Row

postalCode: B15 1LZ


title: Provision of a Tourist Destination Website for Hampshire.

description: HCC wish to invite companies to tender for the design, build, development, hosting and maintenance of the Visit Hampshire website. For indicative purposes the budget for this is forecast as 30 000 GBP for the initial build, plus there will be further budget for on-going services for each year of the contract e.g. website hosting, support and maintenance, SEO, licence fees etc. Additional budgets above what has been stated will be dependent on work commissioned from other organisations and available funding streams. The contract length will be 3 years plus a 2 year extension (3+1+1). Subject to satisfactory performance, Hampshire County Council may consider extending the contract on a year by year basis to have a final expiry date quarter 1/2021. The contract will commence during quarter 4/2015 for an initial period of 3 years to expire nominally on 31.3.2019.

Hampshire County Council

street: The Castle

postalCode: SO23 8UJ


name: Transport for London — London Underground (Line Upgrades)


name: University College of London Hospitals NHS Trust

title: UCLH — Main Contractor for Phase 5.

description: Appointment of Main Contractor via the Competitive Procedure with negotiation for the construction of Phase 5. UCLH currently lease the RNTNE, which expires in 2019. However, the buildings are outdated and are nearing the end of their useful life meaning significant investment is needed to bring them up to modern clinical standards. It is therefore proposed to provide a more efficient, replacement facility at this site where many shared services can be combined. This would make a more efficient use of clinical space, and reduce the need for patients to travel between buildings within the UCLH estate. Following planning permission being granted, the development will also enable the replacement facility to be operational ahead of the lease expiring at the RNTNE in 2019. The proposals look to develop a new building of exemplary quality complementary to the site's setting. The proposals draw precedent from the surrounding townscape and seek to address the transition between the intuitional scale of buildings to the north and the domestic scale of the apartment's blocks to the south. The new building has been designed to accommodate a new state of the art ENT and dental treatment centre, retaining the site's historic medical land use. The facility will be accommodated within the ground plus six storeys, three basements building, with a GIA of approximately 10 000 sqm. The building will be highly serviced, with plant in B-3 and on the roof. There will be equipment on all floors will demand complex engineering and innovative commissioning solutions. The building is situated in a constrained site surrounded by neighbouring commercial and residential properties.

awardCriteriaDetails: As detailed in attached documents:

street: 4th Floor Maple House 149 Tottenham Court Road

postalCode: W1T 7NF


title: Various sites, Angus — Electrical Testing and Minor Repairs 2016-2018 Contract 2

description: The works comprise the inspection and testing of the existing electrical installations together with electrical repairs and upgrading works where necessary.

title: Various sites, Angus — Electrical Testing and Minor Repairs 2016-2018 Contract 1

title: Electrical Testing of Council Houses including minor repairs (2016-2018).

description: The works comprise the inspection and testing of the existing electrical installations within Council houses together with electrical repairs and upgrading works where necessary.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Quality: 30

Angus Council

street: Angus House, Orchardbank Business Park

postalCode: DD8 1AN

D Adam and Co Ltd

street: Baden-Powell Road, Kirkton Industrial Estate

postalCode: DD11 3LS

RB Grant Ltd

street: Office 17, The Business Incubator, Myregormie Place

postalCode: KY1 3NA


name: Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust


title: Land Referencing Consultant for Tideway Tunnel Project

title: C502 Land Referencing Consultancy Services.

description: Thames Water Utilities Limited (‘TWUL’) wishes to purchase the above land referencing programme in relation to the Thames Tunnel Project. The Thames Tunnel Project is part of the London tideway improvements, the implementation of which will substantially reduce the amount of untreated sewage entering London's rivers. The scheme is one of the largest infrastructure projects in London and builds on the sewage network masterminded in the 1860s by Sir Joseph Bazalgette. The London tideway improvements consist of three major engineering projects, starting with the upgrade of all five major sewage works on London. Construction of the four mile long Lee Tunnel has recently started to capture sewage discharges into the River Lee from Abbey Mills Pumping Station. Finally, the twenty mile long Thames Tunnel will capture storm sewage from the most polluting overflow points along the River Thames through central London. The tunnel, which will follow the course of the River Thames, will be one of the deepest ever constructed in London (up to 75 metres beneath ground level) and will be about 7.2 metres wide. The Notice applies to Land Referencing post DCO application namely the maintenance and development of the Land Schedule. Further details of the project can be found on the project's website: www.thamestidewaytunnel.co.uk TWUL is carrying out certain preparatory work as permitted by the preparatory work notice issued by DEFRA pursuant to the SIP Regulations. This includes the establishment of business capability for the Infrastructure Provider (IP) so that it can operate as a standalone entity from the point at which the successful bidder is appointed. TWUL has established an interim company, Thames Tideway Tunnel Limited (‘TTT Co’) as part of this strategy. The intention is that TTT Co will be acquired by the successful IP bidder (the ‘IP’). The contract will be awarded by TWUL (the ‘Contracting Entity’). The contract will be awarded as either (i) a joint appointment by TWUL and the IP; or (ii) a sole appointment by TWUL where the IP may, with TWUL's permission, call-off services under the appointment. The powers conferred by the DCO to acquire and use the land will be exercisable by TWUL and the IP in respect of the Tideway Tunnel works and defined in the DCO. All data and other information obtained or produced pursuant to this contract shall be shared with the IP who will have unlimited access to all data produced by the land referencing consultant The successful tenderer will be required to provide a collateral warranty to the IP in respect of all work done pursuant to the appointment. The appointment will also provide for a potential novation to the IP (and the successful tenderer shall not have any objection rights to such a novation). If the appointment is novated, the successful tenderer will be required to provide TWUL with a collateral warranty. Interested organisations should refer to II.2 (Quantity or scope) and VI.3 (Additional information) and to the pre-qualification pack (‘PQP’) for further information.

procurementMethodDetails: RESTRICTED

Thames Water Utilities Limited

street: Procurement Support Centre - 3rd Floor East, C/O Mail Room, Rose Kiln Court

postalCode: RG2 0BY

Mouchel Limited

street: 1st Floor Exchange Station Tithebran Street

postalCode: L2 2QP


title: Residential Internet Service.

description: Internet network. Internet services. Internet service providers ISP. This project is to tender for the provision of internet services to the student accommodation at out Colchester and Southend campuses from the cessation of the current contract.

University of Essex

street: Wivenhoe Park

postalCode: CO4 3SQ


name: Ministry of Defence, ISTAR, Joint Sensor and Engagement Networks Team (JSENS)

description: Radar detectors. Provision of Giraffe-Agile Mutli Beam (G-AMB) MOD C Sensors. The total value provided on this Contract Award Notice does not include the value of the Contract Options at a total of 13 100 000 SEK.

street: McIntosh 0, #0012, MOD Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH

SAAB AB (publ)

countryName: SE


title: The Provision of Road Surfacing Services.

description: The provision of all services that fall under the scope of Road Surfacing. Note: The buyer is using PCS-Tender to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be required. To access PCS-Tender, record your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://www.publictendersscotland.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk and search for project Code 3993 under ITTs Open to All Suppliers. Please use the Search/Filter function, then select Project Code from the drop-down. Please note that once you have expressed interest in the ITT it will move to your My ITTs area. For further information on using PCS-Tender, please read the Supplier Response Guide: https://www.publictendersscotland.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/esop/pts-host/public/pts/supplierhelppage/PCS-TSupplierResponseGuide.pdf If you have already registered on Public Contracts Scotland and PCS-Tender and paired your accounts you can access PCS-Tender through your Public Contracts Scotland Control Panel.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Service delivery: 23
Management of framework agreement: 6
Resource and staffing: 5
Sustainable procurement: 6
Commercial: 60

APUC Limited

street: 14 New Mart Road

postalCode: EH14 1RL

Breedon Aggregates

street: Craigenlow Quarry, Dunecht

postalCode: AB32 7ED

J Sives Surfacing Ltd

street: 91B West Savile Terrace

postalCode: EH9 3DP

Maclay Civil Engineering Ltd

street: Stirling Road

postalCode: ML6 7JA

Mackenzie Construction Ltd

street: Burnfield Avenue, Thornliebank

postalCode: G46 7TL

Lightways Contractors Ltd

street: Block 6 Lochlands Ind Estate

postalCode: FK5 3NS

J H Civil Engineering Ltd

street: Broadlees Industrial Estate, Carlisle Road, Chapelhall

postalCode: ML6 8RH


title: Data Collection and Collation Services for Transport Scotland 2016 — 2019.

description: — Provision of temporary automatic traffic counters; — Vehicle counts (manual and video); — Vehicle occupancy counts (e.g. Bus, Car, Train, Ferry, etc.); — Journey time data (including video and GPS); — Car Parking data (e.g. occupancy and duration of stay); — Overtaking and platooning data (e.g. using Automatic Number Plate Recognition or Bluetooth); — Origin and Destination data (e.g. using Automatic Number Plate Recognition or Bluetooth); — Queue Length data (including manual and video); — Roadside interview surveys; — Public Transport interview surveys (e.g. Bus, Train, Ferry etc.); — Household Travel interview surveys; — Business Travel interview surveys; — Collation of data obtained from counters and other surveys or datasets; — National Concessionary Fares Travel Scheme Monitoring; — Air Quality Monitoring surveys (including Nitrogen Dioxide, Particulate Matter, Carbon Dioxide, Black Carbon); — Automatic number plate recognition (ANPR); — Vehicle emission survey; — Roadside noise monitoring; — Roadside vibration monitoring; — Developing an innovative and collaborative approach to data collection, survey techniques and sharing of environmental emission data information.

Transport Scotland

street: Buchanan House, 58 Port Dundas Road

postalCode: G4 0HF

Nationwide Data Collection

street: 35 Langlands Place, Kelvin South Business Park

postalCode: G75 0YF

Tracsis Traffic Data Limited

street: First Floor, Templar House, Sandbeck Way

postalCode: LS22 7BA

Streetwise Services Ltd

street: 12-14 Tannoch Drive

postalCode: G67 2XX


title: NP565/15 Supply of Pacemakers, Leads and Accessories and Implantable Loop Recorders.

description: Supply of DDD Pacemakers, DDDR Standard Pacemakers, DDDR Advanced Pacemakers, DDDR Remote Pacemakers, SSIR Advanced Pacemakers, SSIR Remote Pacemakers, DDDR MRI Compatible Pacemakers, Leads and Accessories and Implantable Loop Recorders. The framework will be available to all entities constituted pursuant to the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978, (i.e. all NHS Scotland Health Boards, Special Health Boards and the Authority or other NHS organisation established pursuant to the NHS (Scotland) Act 1978) and any Integrated Joint Boards established pursuant to the new Public Bodies (Joint Working) Scotland Act 2014.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 75
Quality: 25

street: Gyle Square (NSS Head Office), 1 South Gyle Crescent

postalCode: EH12 9EB

Biotronik Uk Ltd

street: Biotronik House, Avonbury Business Park, Bicester

postalCode: OX26 2UA

Boston Scientific Ltd

street: Breakspear Park, Breakspear Way, Hemel Hempstead

postalCode: HP2 4TZ

St Jude Medical UK Ltd

street: Capulet House, Stratford Upon Avon Business & Tech Park, Banbury Road

Sorin Group Uk Ltd

street: 1370 Montpellier Court

postalCode: GL3 4AH

Medtronic Limited

street: Building 9, Croxley Green Business Park

postalCode: WD18 8WW


title: Autoreclosers.

description: Autoreclosers.

Western Power Distribution

street: Avonbank feeder road

postalCode: BS2 0tb

Schneider Electric Ltd

street: 123 Jack Lane

postalCode: LS10 1BS


title: St George's Academy — Cleaning Services.

description: The successful tenderer will be required to provide cleaning services at St George's Academy. The contract being offered commences on 1.1.2016 for an initial 1 year period, with an option to extend for a further 2 years.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Competitiveness: 52
Quality: 84
Company approach: 68
Contract compliance: 60

St George's Academy

street: Westholme

postalCode: NG34 7PP

Future Cleaning Services Ltd

street: 8 Opus Avenue, York Business Park, Nether Poppleton

postalCode: YO26 6BL


title: Open Door Donor and Direct Appeal Mailings/LTS/OJEU/2016.

description: The University requires printing and mailing services to fulfill its requirements for donor and appeal mailings to ex-alumni and sponsors.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Economical and financial standing: 15
Suitable personnel and access to equipment: 25
Quality assurance and experience of supply: 25
Environmental information and accreditations: 10
Price: 25

The Open University

street: Walton Hall

postalCode: MK7 6BP

Brightsource Ltd

street: St James House, St James Square

postalCode: GL50 3PR


name: York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

title: Provision of Funeral Services

title: Provision of funeral Services — York Hospital site.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Humanitarian, Compassion and Professionalism: 20
Premises, Vehicles, Appearance: 20
Quality and Reliability: 20
Flexibility of Service: 20
Cost: 20

street: Tribune House, Centurion Park, Tribune Way, Clifton Moor

Co-operative Funeral Services

street: Cromwell Road


description: Repair and maintenance of all systems (fire and security, access control, CCTV systems) at designated sites.

title: Repair and maintenance of CCTV systems.

description: Repair and maintenance of CCTV systems including, but not limited to cameras and recording devices.

title: Repair and maintenance of access control systems.

description: Repair and maintenance of access control systems including, but not limited to hydraulic door and gate access systems, router, card/fob readers, keypad door lock, telephone/audio/video door entry electrical installations.

title: Repair and maintenance of fire and security/intruder alarm systems.

description: Repair and maintenance of fire and security/intruder alarm systems including, but not limited to sensors and contacts, sensor covers, terminal boxes, wiring and fixing, alarms, power supplies and batteries.

title: C745 — Maintenance and Repairs to Existing Fire Alarm Systems and Security Access.

description: Repair and maintenance of fire and security/intruder alarm systems; Repair and maintenance of access control systems; Repair and maintenance of CCTV systems; Repair and maintenance of systems at designated sites.

Northern Ireland Water

street: Westland House, 40 Old Westland Road

postalCode: BT14 6TE

Radiocontact

postalCode: BT6 9HL

FSP Alarms Ltd

postalCode: BT8 7RH


title: NHS Nottingham North and East CCG — Community Musculoskeletal Service.

description: Nottingham North and East CCG on behalf of the Nottingham West and Nottingham North and East CCGs are seeking a prime provider for community musculoskeletal service. The service will provide a single point of access (SPA) triage and where required and appropriate clinically assess and treat adult MSK referrals from GP practices and health professionals. The provider will be the contractual partner of the CCG that will be accountable for the delivery of MSK services, the MSK budget and all of the patients and pathway. The service should allow movement of patients seamlessly receiving the right care in the right setting at the right time streamlining the experience for patients and reducing unnecessary waiting and inefficiency.

name: Nottingham West Clinical Commissioning Group

street: Stapleford Care Centre, Church Street

postalCode: NG9 8DB

name: Mark Harding, Clinical Procurement Manager, South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit


title: UCAM 019/15 Provision of a High Content Analysis System for the Department of Medicine.

description: The system will be located in a Containment Level 2 facility within the NIHR Cambridge BRC Cell Phenotyping Hub. It offers a campus-wide access to all researchers across BRC themes. It is located in the main hospital building on the 6th floor. As a central resource in the Clinical School, the Hub provides a wide variety of cytomics services (e.g. sorting, analysis and imaging for material from cell lines, mouse or unscreened human blood and tissue samples for phenotypic and functional analysis in clinical and non-clinical environments). The equipment must be adequate for a multi-user facility for mainly unsupervised (or minimally supervised) operations by the end-users. We will require the instrument to be installed by 30.9.2015.

street: 1st Floor South, Greenwich House, Madingley Rise

postalCode: CB3 0TX


title: Passenger Transport for 8 passengers or less with Passenger Assistance.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review:
Price: 80
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom metric: 20

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

LC Transport UK Ltd

street: Rigg Approach

postalCode: E10 7QN