title: Provision of a Graffiti and Fly Posting Removal Service.

description: Details of the Project: The London Borough of Hillingdon is seeking a single supplier to provide the following services: (A) Removal of graffiti and fly-posting covering the whole of the borough; (B) Undertaking of a limited number of environmental services during the contract term, these may include but not limited to the following: — Power wash/Cleaning of Water Play/Splash pads areas Ruislip Lido and Fassnidge Park; — Power wash/cleaning of Tennis Courts as and when required; — Cleaning of Park Furniture, Benches, Notice Boards, Bins, Signage and Railings/Fencing. The work will include removal of all reported graffiti and fly-posting within agreed time-scales; 24 hours from notification for racist/offensive incidents and 2 working days from notification for non-offensive incidents. Suppliers will be invited to submit alternative time-scales for removal provided they do not exceed those stated in this tender and where the suggestion of a reduced time-scale does not incur additional cost. An element of prevention work will also be undertaken by the successful contractor. The contractor will also be expected to develop an agreed programme of pro-active graffiti removal work, including audits of various areas. The Contract will be for an initial term of 3 (three) years, extendable at Hillingdon's sole option, for a period of 1 (one) year, giving a total of 4 (four) years (the Term). Below is an indication of previous annual spend under the existing contract and acts as a guide only and should not be deemed as a guarantee or commitment to minimum spend levels in this year or any future years under the new contract. The London Borough of Hillingdon cannot commit to maintaining spend outlined below going forward. Graffiti removal: Year Spend: 2015-2016 328 282,50 GBP; 2014-2015 321 700 GBP; 2013-2014 324 040 GBP. Other services: Year Spend: 2015-2016 4 400 GBP; 2014-2015 3 325 GBP; 2013-2014 2 350 GBP. Total: 2015-2016 — 332 682,50 GBP; 2014-2015 — 325 025 GBP; 2013-2014 — 326 390 GBP.

London Borough of Hillingdon

street: Hillingdon

postalCode: UB8 1UW


currency: EUR

documentType: awardNotice

description: HS — Physical Support: Personal Care support.

scheme: CPV

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

Isle of Wight Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: PO30 1UD

countryName: UK

Bluebird Care (Isle of Wight) — Suite 6

street: 30 Quay St

postalCode: PO30 5BA

initiationType: tender


currency: GBP

measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

title: Lot 8 — Casework

description: Lot 8 — Casework. The consortium will adopt a multiple supplier strategy per Lot, specific details of which are in the tender documents. The initial contract duration shall be 3 years for Lots 2-8 and may be extended for up to 2 further years. The consortium Police Forces / Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC's) who would be awarding work from this tender process are: 1) Avon & Somerset; 2) British Transport Police, 3) Cheshire, 4) Cumbria, 5) Devon and Cornwall, 6) Dorset, 7) Dyfed-Powys, 8) Gloucestershire, 9) Greater Manchester, 10) Gwent, 11) Hampshire, 12) Lancashire, 13) Merseyside, 14) North Wales, 15) South Wales, 16) Surrey, 17) Sussex, 18) Thames Valley, 19) Wiltshire. In addition, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) may procure services from the selected Contractors, following the initial award for the 19 Forces. The estimated annual value, based on current spend and demand, excluding VAT is:- 8) Casework: 9 000 000 GBP.

title: Lot 7 — Casework / Complex Tox

description: Lot — Casework / Complex Toxicology. The consortium will adopt a multiple supplier strategy per Lot, specific details of which are in the tender documents. The initial contract duration shall be 3 years for Lots 2-8 and may be extended for up to 2 further years. The consortium Police Forces / Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC's) who would be awarding work from this tender process are: 1) Avon & Somerset; 2) British Transport Police, 3) Cheshire, 4) Cumbria, 5) Devon and Cornwall, 6) Dorset, 7) Dyfed-Powys, 8) Gloucestershire, 9) Greater Manchester, 10) Gwent, 11) Hampshire, 12) Lancashire, 13) Merseyside, 14) North Wales, 15) South Wales, 16) Surrey, 17) Sussex, 18) Thames Valley, 19) Wiltshire. In addition, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) may procure services from the selected Contractors, following the initial award for the 19 Forces. The estimated annual value, based on current spend and demand, excluding VAT is:- 7) Casework / Complex Toxicology: 1 000 000 GBP.

title: Lot 6 — Road Traffic / Simple Tox

description: Lot 6 — Road Traffic / Simple Toxicology. The consortium will adopt a multiple supplier strategy per Lot, specific details of which are in the tender documents. The initial contract duration shall be 3 years for Lots 2-8 and may be extended for up to 2 further years. The consortium Police Forces / Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC's) who would be awarding work from this tender process are: 1) Avon & Somerset; 2) British Transport Police, 3) Cheshire, 4) Cumbria, 5) Devon and Cornwall, 6) Dorset, 7) Dyfed-Powys, 8) Gloucestershire, 9) Greater Manchester, 10) Gwent, 11) Hampshire, 12) Lancashire, 13) Merseyside, 14) North Wales, 15) South Wales, 16) Surrey, 17) Sussex, 18) Thames Valley, 19) Wiltshire. In addition, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) may procure services from the selected Contractors, following the initial award for the 19 Forces. The estimated annual value, based on current spend and demand, excluding VAT is:- 6) Road Traffic / Simple Tox: 800 000 GBP.

title: Lot 5 — Drugs

description: Lot 5 — Drugs. The consortium will adopt a multiple supplier strategy per Lot, specific details of which are in the tender documents. The initial contract duration shall be 3 years for Lots 2-8 and may be extended for up to 2 further years. The consortium Police Forces / Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC's) who would be awarding work from this tender process are: 1) Avon & Somerset; 2) British Transport Police, 3) Cheshire, 4) Cumbria, 5) Devon and Cornwall, 6) Dorset, 7) Dyfed-Powys, 8) Gloucestershire, 9) Greater Manchester, 10) Gwent, 11) Hampshire, 12) Lancashire, 13) Merseyside, 14) North Wales, 15) South Wales, 16) Surrey, 17) Sussex, 18) Thames Valley, 19) Wiltshire. In addition, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) may procure services from the selected Contractors, following the initial award for the 19 Forces. The estimated annual value, based on current spend and demand, excluding VAT is:- 5) Drugs: 2 700 000 GBP.

title: Lot 4 — Footwear

description: Lot 4 — Footwear. The consortium will adopt a multiple supplier strategy per Lot, specific details of which are in the tender documents. The initial contract duration shall be 3 years for Lots 2-8 and may be extended for up to 2 further years. The consortium Police Forces / Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC's) who would be awarding work from this tender process are: 1) Avon & Somerset; 2) British Transport Police, 3) Cheshire, 4) Cumbria, 5) Devon and Cornwall, 6) Dorset, 7) Dyfed-Powys, 8) Gloucestershire, 9) Greater Manchester, 10) Gwent, 11) Hampshire, 12) Lancashire, 13) Merseyside, 14) North Wales, 15) South Wales, 16) Surrey, 17) Sussex, 18) Thames Valley, 19) Wiltshire. In addition, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) may procure services from the selected Contractors, following the initial award for the 19 Forces. The estimated annual value, based on current spend and demand, excluding VAT is:- 4) Footwear: 200 000 GBP.

title: Lot 3 — Other DNA

description: Lot 3 — Other DNA. The consortium will adopt a multiple supplier strategy per Lot, specific details of which are in the tender documents. The initial contract duration shall be 3 years for Lots 2-8 and may be extended for up to 2 further years. The consortium Police Forces / Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC's) who would be awarding work from this tender process are: 1) Avon & Somerset; 2) British Transport Police, 3) Cheshire, 4) Cumbria, 5) Devon and Cornwall, 6) Dorset, 7) Dyfed-Powys, 8) Gloucestershire, 9) Greater Manchester, 10) Gwent, 11) Hampshire, 12) Lancashire, 13) Merseyside, 14) North Wales, 15) South Wales, 16) Surrey, 17) Sussex, 18) Thames Valley, 19) Wiltshire. In addition, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) may procure services from the selected Contractors, following the initial award for the 19 Forces. The estimated annual value, based on current spend and demand, excluding VAT is:-3) Other DNA: 2 800 000 GBP.

title: Lot 2 — Crime Stain DNA

description: Lot 2 — Crime Stain DNA. The consortium will adopt a multiple supplier strategy per Lot, specific details of which are in the tender documents. The initial contract duration shall be 3 years for Lots 2-8 and may be extended for up to 2 further years. The consortium Police Forces / Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC's) who would be awarding work from this tender process are: 1) Avon & Somerset; 2) British Transport Police, 3) Cheshire, 4) Cumbria, 5) Devon and Cornwall, 6) Dorset, 7) Dyfed-Powys, 8) Gloucestershire, 9) Greater Manchester, 10) Gwent, 11) Hampshire, 12) Lancashire, 13) Merseyside, 14) North Wales, 15) South Wales, 16) Surrey, 17) Sussex, 18) Thames Valley, 19) Wiltshire. In addition, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) may procure services from the selected Contractors, following the initial award for the 19 Forces. The estimated annual value, based on current spend and demand, excluding VAT is:- 2) Crime Stain DNA: 4 000 000 GBP.

title: Lot 1 — Pace DNA

description: Lot 1 — PACE DNA. The consortium will adopt a multiple supplier strategy per Lot, specific details of which are in the tender documents. The initial contract duration shall be 2 years for Lot 1, PACE DNA and may be extended for up to 2 further years. The consortium Police Forces / Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC's) who would be awarding work from this tender process are: 1) Avon & Somerset; 2) British Transport Police, 3) Cheshire, 4) Cumbria, 5) Devon and Cornwall, 6) Dorset, 7) Dyfed-Powys, 8) Gloucestershire, 9) Greater Manchester, 10) Gwent, 11) Hampshire, 12) Lancashire, 13) Merseyside, 14) North Wales, 15) South Wales, 16) Surrey, 17) Sussex, 18) Thames Valley, 19) Wiltshire. In addition, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) may procure services from the selected Contractors, following the initial award for the 19 Forces. The estimated annual value, based on current spend and demand, excluding VAT is:- 1) PACE: 2 000 000 GBP.

title: Forensic Services to the West and South Coast Consortium.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: The West and South Coast Forensic Procurement Consortium are seeking Suppliers to deliver a Forensic Analytical Service to the 19 Forces. The Consortium is hosted by the PCC's office of Avon & Somerset Constabulary which is acting on behalf of itself, and the 18 other Police Forces. The Services required will include both laboratory and scene based services which will be further described in the tender documents. The requirement will be for 8 lots.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Avon and Somerset Constabulary

street: Po Box 37, Valley Road, Portishead

postalCode: BS20 8QJ


title: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+.

description: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client Review: 30
Price: 40
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom Metric: 30

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

Vanity care Limited

postalCode: IG1 4LZ


description: Provision of Revenues and Benefits System.

title: Provision of a Revenues and Benefits System.

description: The Council is seeking Tenders from suitably qualified suppliers for the provision of an IT system for Revenues and Benefits Collections. To incorporate functions: Council tax calculation and billing; Manage council tax discounts and exemptions; NNDR calculation and billing; Manage discounts and exemptions; Awards claim processing and payments including housing benefit, council tax benefit, council tax reduction, discretionary housing payments and universal credit; Collection and recovery of Council Tax, NNDR and overpaid Housing Benefit invoices; Integration with DWP; VOA; RTI; BACS; Finance; Housing management system; Local Land and Property Gazetteer; Revenues and Benefits work-flow; EDRM; Support for self-service enquiries and payments. In the case of Council Tax and Business Rates there is an expectation that the supplied system will be open and capable of sharing and interoperating with other IT systems.

Powys County Council

postalCode: LD1 5LG

Northgate Public Services (UK) Limited

street: Peoplebuilding 2

postalCode: HP2 4NW


title: Infrastructure Protection Works.

description: Providing Infrastructure Protection support activities by way of design, build and installation.

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: works

National Grid Plc

street: Gallows Hill, Warwick Technology Park

postalCode: CV34 6DA


description: Cleaning service.

title: Cleaning and associated Services.

description: The college is looking to put into place a contract for the cleaning of its premises across Birmingham and the Black Country. The service is currently outsourced. The BMet estate consists of four main colleges, eight smaller satellite facilities. BMet also has a sponsorship relationship with Harborne Academy where the college provides leadership support and other support services including cleaning.

Birmingham Metropolitan College

street: Matthew Boulton Campus, Jennens Road

postalCode: B4 7PS


title: NTR449b — Single Inertia Track Measuring Device Support Contract.

description: The purchase of 12 trolleys to improve the safety and efficiency of Network Rail Technical staff activities, such as: — Removing the need for staff to access any track other than the track on which the device is positioned; — Increasing efficiency of track surveyors and compare with existing topographical techniques in reduced access time required to undertake surveys; — Reducing the chance of human error; — Producing accurate front offset files to absolute and relative control; — Providing tools to assist the operator in determining the quality of the surveyed track, referenced to Network Rail Standards defining track opening speeds; — Reducing the cost of survey activities; — Improving the quality of survey activities by means of automation; — Eliminating any line of sight issues between instruments.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Network Rail Infrastructure Limited

street: The Mailbox, 100 Wharfeside Street

postalCode: B1 1RT

Paul MacArthur Limited T/A SCCS

street: Alpha House, Cambs

postalCode: PE19 8JJJ


title: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext Community Based.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client Review: 20
Price: 40
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom Metric: 40

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB

Bondcare Limited

street: Acocks Green Nursing Home, Warwick Road

postalCode: B27 6QT


name: Dwr Cymru Cyfyngedig (DCC) trading as Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (DCWW)

title: Basic Logger

description: In 2014/2015, DCC undertook a significant capital investment at Five Fords WWTW infrastructure for the site. The G2G element of the site is now managed by the DCC Energy team with support from local operations. The investment included constructing a facility to export bio methane direct into the national gas network. The initial capital delivery project accounted for support and maintenance of four key infrastructure areas for two years after installation. DCC now intends to appoint a single Applicant (in line with CDM regulations) to manage the four main aspects requiring maintenance. The intention is to have one principal contractor (under CDM regulations) who manages all elements of maintenance provision on behalf of DCC in line with agreed availability and performance KPIs and Service Levels. The main areas of scope are below: 1. Screw compressor plant maintenance; 2. General pipework repairs and system purging; 3. Membrane plant maintenance; 4. Grid entry unit maintenance Deadline to make Expression of Interest is 24 hours before submission date.

title: Standard Logger

description: Please refer to the PQQ document found within the procurement portal.

title: Advanced Logger

title: Standard Controller

title: Advanced Controller

title: Waste Logger and Installation Break fix

title: Biomethane Gas to Grid Maintenance — Five Fords.

description: In 2014/2015, DCC undertook a significant capital investment at Five Fords WWTW infrastructure for the site. The G2G element of the site is now managed by the DCC Energy team with support from local operations. The investment included constructing a facility to export bio methane direct into the national gas network. The initial capital delivery project accounted for support and maintenance of four key infrastructure areas for two years after installation. DCC now intends to appoint a single Applicant (in line with CDM regulations) to manage the four main aspects requiring maintenance. The intention is to have one principal contractor (under CDM regulations) who manages all elements of maintenance provision on behalf of DCC in line with agreed availability and performance KPIs and Service Levels. The main areas of scope are below: 1. Screw compressor plant maintenance; 2. General pipework repairs and system purging; 3. Membrane plant maintenance; 4. Grid entry unit maintenance.

procurementMethodDetails: RESTRICTED

street: Pentwyn Road, Nelson

postalCode: CF46 6LY


title: Provision of Air MEDEVAC

description: AIR MEDEVAC (Lot 1): BATUK requires a capability to Air MEDEVAC injured or ill entitled personnel from point of injury to the nearest landing site to an appropriate medical treatment facility. This service is required to be available 24/7 on a 365 day basis, i.e. the service provider must be able to operate by day and by night.

title: Provision of Range Clearance and General Aviation Support

description: Range Clearance & General Aviation Support (Lot 2): BATUK require a capability to ensure that the training and range areas are clear of humans, livestock and wildlife prior to military exercises taking place. This requires aviation to carry UK MOD personnel and may involve landing in the training areas as required. This activity has to take place concurrently with the Air MEDEVAC requirement (Lot 1). BATUK require a capability to undertake General Aviation Support activities which will include but is not limited to, troop movements and aerial reconnaissance. This support would be of secondary importance to the Range Clearance activity.

title: Provision of Ground Ambulances

description: GROUND MEDEVAC (Lot 3): BATUK require a capability to Ground MEDEVAC injured or ill entitled personnel, from an appropriate landing site to an appropriate medical treatment facility. This service is required to be available 24/7 on a 365 day basis. This activity has to take place concurrently with the Air MEDEVAC requirement.

title: Provision of Air & Ground MEDEVAC, Range Clearance and General Aviation Support to British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK).

description: British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) is responsible for providing training for the British Army and other forces to prepare units and battle groups for operations. An urgent requirement has been identified for the provision of aviation support to BATUK in the form of Medical Evacuation (Air MEDEVAC), Range Clearance Services and General Aviation Support Activities. A ground support requirement has also been identified in support of the Air MEDEVAC in the form of Ground MEDEVAC. A Bidders Conference will be held on the 8.6.2016 in Kenya. Prospective attendees should confirm their interest in attending this event no later than the 3.6.2016.

Ministry of Defence, C&C, C&C

street: Army HQ

postalCode: SP11 9HT

Everett Aviation Charter Ltd

street: Bamburi Airport, Bamburi

countryName: KE

AMREF Flying Doctors

street: Wilson Airport


name: Transport for London — (Procurement Operations)

title: TfL 90921 Pan-TfL Furniture.

description: Transport for London (TfL) is seeking to procure a 1-stop shop furniture supplier to cover all requirements of the organisation, both Head Office and Operational. This will be a 3-phase procurement.

street: 100 Petty France

postalCode: SW1H 0BD


title: Provision of Extra Care Services and Housing related Support at Pantiles House

title: Provision of Extra Care Services and Housing related Support at Trellis House

title: Extra Care Services for Adults aged over 55.

description: The London Borough of Merton invites suitably qualified and experienced organisations to provide Extra Care Services, across 2 sites. Details of the hours (Care and Housing Related Support) currently provided are below: Site 1: 16,302CHAR(13) + CHAR(10)Site 2: 27,932 It is intended that the contract will commence on 1.3.2015 for an initial period of 2 years. The council may wish to extend the contract for a further duration of up to 1 year. All questions about this tender must be submitted via the London Tenders Portal.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 30
Previous experience: 14
Knowledge: 14
Service delivery and human resource: 14
Outcomes (Customer satisfaction and technological efficiencies: 14
Contract compliance, performance, quality and mobilisation plan: 14

London Borough of Merton

street: Civic Centre, London Rd

postalCode: SM4 5DX

Housing and Care 21

street: Tricorn House, 51-53 Hagley Road, Edgbaston

postalCode: B16 8TP

Sevacare UK Limited

street: Unit 9, Pendeford Business Park, Pendeford

postalCode: WV9 5HD


title: The Support of Digital Imagery Equipment.

description: Team Leidos has a requirement for support of Digital Imagery (DI) Equipment currently in use within Operational Land and Afloat environments in the UK and overseas. The support required for the current fleet of equipment includes the supply of consumables, spares, repairs, maintenance and ad hoc training as required. The requirement has been split into two separate lots; Lot 1 which comprises of three DI equipment types including, Canon CXDI-50C Detector, Canon CXDI-55C Detector and Canon CXDI-701C Detector, which will be required in frames of varying weight dependent on the clinical use (full details provided in the ITT documentation). Lot 2 comprises of the Ziehm C-Arm. Each Lot is further split into Option 1 and Option 2. Option 1 requires the provision of a fully comprehensive and inclusive service contract for the equipment types covered under that Lot. Option 2 requires the provision of a comprehensive service contract excluding specified high value spares, for the equipment types covered under that lot. It is not compulsory to tender against both lots, a tender may be submitted for Lot 1 and/or Lot 2. It is however, mandatory to provide a response against both Options 1 and 2, within either Lot 1 and/or Lot 2. Whilst the DI Equipment is located around the UK and overseas, support and/or maintenance will usually take place in a number of specified field hospitals within the UK. DI Equipment located on Afloat environments will be accessed in ports within the UK. Emergency call outs will be required to sites across the UK on an ad hoc basis. Full details with regards to the equipment locations and the support required are provided in the ITT documentation, specifically the applicable Statement of Requirements at Schedule C. The requirement includes a potential rebate system where military service engineers undertake planned preventative maintenance work in house and therefore a rebate is applicable, at a proposed rate, to return the original labour costs to Leidos. Full details of the proposed rebate system are provided in the ITT documentation. The proposed start date for the Agreement is 3.3.2017 for the duration of up to 48 months. The estimated contract value is the total figure for the two individual lots.

Leidos Supply Ltd

street: 8 Monarch Court, The Brooms, Emerson Green

Xograph Healthcare Ltd

street: Xograph House, Ebley Road, Gloucestershire

postalCode: GL10 2LU


name: James Reading ta Leven & Brandesburton Taxis

name: Mr G Scott & Mrs Scott ta Holderness Cars Hedon Express

name: Mr Michael Roy Barker ta Travel Master Hull

title: 960-16 Passenger Transport February 2016 — Taxis.

description: Private Hire and Hackney Licensed Vehicles to provide transport for Education and Social Services clients of the East Riding of Yorkshire.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council

street: County Hall, Cross Street

postalCode: HU17 9BA

A P Scott t/a 535353 Taxis

street: 44 Eastgate

postalCode: HU18 1LW

Acklams Coaches Limited

street: Barmston Close

postalCode: HU17 0LA

Amvale Medical Transport Ltd

street: Estate Road 7, South Humberside Industrial Estate

postalCode: DN31 2TP

Andys Cab / 211 Taxis

street: 97 Hook Road

postalCode: DN14 5JR

Anthony Prest / Harriden Travel

street: 156 Sandford Close

postalCode: HU7 4HL

Brid Cars

street: 2 High Green Court

postalCode: YO16 7AD

East Hull Cars

street: 205 Holderness Road

postalCode: HU8 8TA

Garry Giwisser t/a 1st Choice Taxis

street: 28 Florida Keys, Hull Road

postalCode: YO41 5PF

street: 8 Westlands Way, Leven

postalCode: HU17 5LG

Karens Kars

street: 29a The Square

postalCode: HU13 0AE

Mr M Parker t/a Mallys Taxis

street: 36 New Walk

postalCode: YO25 5LE

street: 1b George Street

postalCode: HU12 8JH


title: Lung Function Device with full body plethysmograph.

description: 3 x Lung Function Devices including full body plethysmograph are required for ULHT subject to funding being made available.

awardCriteriaDetails: As published in ITT documentation: 100

United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust

street: Gervas House, Long Leys Road

postalCode: LN1 1EJ

Medical Graphics UK Ltd

street: Unit 9 Clifton Centre, Bamel Way, Gloucester Business Park

postalCode: GL3 4BH


title: Care Home without Nursing — 65+ Temporary Illness or Frailty.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review: 50
Price: 40
Features:
Capability: 8
Qualifications: 2
Custom metric:

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6LR

Westcliff Lodge

postalCode: SS0 8LQ


title: Architectural services for Guildford Castle and Museum.

description: To produce designs for the integration of the Castle and Museum facilities for visitors.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Price: 40

Guildford Borough Council

street: Millmead House, Millmead

postalCode: GU2 4BB

ZMMA

street: 25B Underwood St

postalCode: N1 7LG


name: Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service (Trading) Ltd

title: Servicing and maintenance of fixed and portable fire safety appliances CPU 1753.

description: Contract award for provision of planned maintenance, remedial and reactive works to fixed and portable fire safety appliances. To include: 1. Fire Hydrants; 2. Fire Protection Equipment; 3. Smoke Vents; 4. Wet and Dry Risers.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 50
Price: 50

Nottingham City Council

street: Loxley House, Station Street

postalCode: NG2 3NG

street: Edwinstone Fire Stn Offices, Ollerton Road, Edwinstowe

postalCode: NG21 9QT


title: Lot 1 — Healthy Lifestyle Service

description: There are a number of daily contacts and opportunities in Devon where people can be encouraged and supported to make healthier choices to achieve long-term behaviour change (Making Every Contact Count). Within Devon there are 1,000's of daily contacts between the public and health professionals, community groups, volunteers, families and friends. Each contact provides the opportunity for brief advice and/or brief intervention, including the offering of support and guiding people to helpful resources .In addition there are programmes such as the Devon Health Check programme (targeting 40-74 years) which delivers approximately 25,000 health checks per year. The health check provides an opportunity for the health professional to identify a number of lifestyle risk factors. The opportunity for the health professional to refer or recommend people to a Service which is capable of offering further support and guidance is critical. At present Devon County Council commissions a number of public health programmes and Services to support people to change their lifestyle behaviour. However these Services are not suitable for everyone. Devon is fortunate to have thriving communities which offer a variety of local groups, clubs, programmes, buildings and outside space which support and enable many people to remain physically and socially active. These ‘community assets’ are only used by some of Devon residents with many not aware of what is available locally to them. An improved ‘system’ of connecting people to potential local opportunities within the community (community assets) where they can get additional help and support to encourage and motivate them to change and maintain a healthy lifestyle is critical. Lot 1 Service Vision To design and create a new innovative healthy lifestyle Service which is capable of connecting, empowering, enabling and motivating Devon residents who wish to take responsibility for their own health and wellbeing to change their behaviour. Lot 1 Summary of Requirements: The following are core infrastructure objectives that stretch across the four lifestyle behaviours, and therefore the Service must: Access— Provide an accessible gateway for Devon residents seeking advice, information and /or support for healthy lifestyles Services. The gateway must be flexible enough to deal with high volume of demand and provide different routes into the Service through a gateway — Provide a variety of different access routes (through the gateway) for clients wishing to access the Service, whether referred (pushed) or self-referred (pulled) into the Service— Create a referral mechanism to enable professionals to refer clients into the Service— Support and enable people to easily access self-directed information, advice and support, which is likely to be predominately web-based— Recommend and if appropriate refer clients to health improvement services for example but not limited to NHS Health Checks, Specialist Stop Smoking Service, substance misuse service (RISE Recovery)Customer experience— Provide a welcoming, non-judgmental and timely response (maximum 3 working days) to people contacting them or those referred to them who require help and support to reduce their and/ or modify their lifestyle behaviour. — Provide a high quality customer focused service capable of working with the client to best meet their needs and if appropriate to sustain a relationship over an extended period. This includes following people up on a regular basis to track outcomes.— Market the Service through a variety of different channels so the Service is recognised as a trusted Service and brand in Devon amongst its residents and professionals. Behaviour change and training — Assess people's level of need and motivation to change their behaviour using an evidence-based approach and through mutual discussion with the client and agree on the offer— Deliver a range of evidence based behavioural change interventions, for example, brief interventions, motivational interviewing, goal setting, monitoring and feedback with the client for smoking, alcohol, physical activity and healthy weight— Develop an accredited behavioural change training programme which is made available to key community staff and the voluntary sector— Administer and deliver the Devon Health Check training course Connectivity— Connect people to local community assets e.g. local voluntary run programmes and groups as well as private commercial Services and programmes.— Be able to access a directory of community assets, services and health and well-being opportunities throughout Devon for which clients can be recommended or referred as part of their intervention. Information governance— Provide a robust information governance system, which has the capability to collect, accurate, standardised and comparable routine data to measure impact and outcome— As a minimum, the information governance system must be capable of obtaining clear documented consent for personal data to be shared appropriately— Ensure a simple effective way of capturing/registering clients with the Service ensuring that informed consent is captured as well as a minimum data set— Work with the Commissioner to develop a reporting dashboard capable of presenting accurate and timely activity and outcome data which can be used to inform service development Evaluation — Ensure continued evaluation of the programmes and the ability to provide evidence to assure commissioners of the quality of the programme, including evidence of the client:- Goal setting by the client- Monitoring the clients behaviour- Receiving feedback from the client -Reviewing the clients goals in the light of feedback (including self-monitoring).

title: Lot 2 — Stop Smoking Service

description: Lot 2 — Stop Smoking Service: Devon County Council is seeking to commission a service Provider to design and deliver an accessible Specialist Stop Smoking and Harm Reduction Service, which supports smokers using evidence-based treatment and behavioural support. The Specialist Service will target very specific populations with the aim of reducing health inequalities in Devon and will form an integral part of the overall local comprehensive tobacco control strategy. A Healthy Lifestyle Service is being commissioned as a separate lot (Lot 1) concurrently with the Specialist Stop Smoking Service. The Healthy Lifestyle Service will meet the needs of smokers who wish to quit but who do not need specialist support. The smoking populations that are reached by each service are mutually exclusive and these are described in the inclusion criteria at within the Lot 2 Service Specification. Both services will contribute to reducing smoking prevalence in adults, pregnancy and young people, as measured in the Public Health Outcomes Framework. Lot 2 Summary of Requirements: The Provider must deliver a specialist stop smoking support service that:— is accessible to smokers in target groups— proactively targets high impact and high prevalence population groups — is highly flexible in type and time of service delivery— offers a choice of support mechanisms and a personalised package— offers effective, evidence-based treatments — has a core service of smoking cessation but also engages with smokers unable or unwilling to quit— fully trains and supports all Level 2 services in smoking cessation and in harm reduction methods — achieves high levels of client satisfaction— uplifts and supports national and regional stop smoking and tobacco control campaigns with a specific focus on the target population.

title: CP1162-15 Healthy Lifestyle Service.

description: Devon County Council (The Commissioner) are seeking to award further contracts for the delivery Healthy Lifestyle Services. The contracts will be for a duration of 3 years (36 months) with an option, at the discretion of the Commissioner, to extend for two further 12 month periods. The contracts are divided in to two Lots: Lot 1 — Healthy Lifestyle Service — Annual contract value 645 000 GBP Lot 2 — Stop Smoking Service — Annual contract value 250 000 GBP Lot 1 — Healthy Lifestyle Service Background: There are a number of daily contacts and opportunities in Devon where people can be encouraged and supported to make healthier choices to achieve long-term behaviour change (Making Every Contact Count). Within Devon there are 1,000's of daily contacts between the public and health professionals, community groups, volunteers, families and friends. Each contact provides the opportunity for brief advice and/or brief intervention, including the offering of support and guiding people to helpful resources. In addition there are programmes such as the Devon Health Check programme (targeting 40-74 years) which delivers approximately 25,000 health checks per year. The health check provides an opportunity for the health professional to identify a number of lifestyle risk factors. The opportunity for the health professional to refer or recommend people to a Service which is capable of offering further support and guidance is critical. At present Devon County Council commissions a number of public health programmes and Services to support people to change their lifestyle behaviour. However these Services are not suitable for everyone. Devon is fortunate to have thriving communities which offer a variety of local groups, clubs, programmes, buildings and outside space which support and enable many people to remain physically and socially active. These ‘community assets’ are only used by some of Devon residents with many not aware of what is available locally to them. An improved ‘system’ of connecting people to potential local opportunities within the community (community assets) where they can get additional help and support to encourage and motivate them to change and maintain a healthy lifestyle is critical. Lot 1 Service Vision To design and create a new innovative healthy lifestyle Service which is capable of connecting, empowering, enabling and motivating Devon residents who wish to take responsibility for their own health and wellbeing to change their behaviour. Lot 1 Summary of Requirements: The following are core infrastructure objectives that stretch across the four lifestyle behaviours, and therefore the Service must: Access — Provide an accessible gateway for Devon residents seeking advice, information and /or support for healthy lifestyles Services. The gateway must be flexible enough to deal with high volume of demand and provide different routes into the Service through a gateway — Provide a variety of different access routes (through the gateway) for clients wishing to access the Service, whether referred (pushed) or self-referred (pulled) into the Service — Create a referral mechanism to enable professionals to refer clients into the Service — Support and enable people to easily access self-directed information, advice and support, which is likely to be predominately web-based — Recommend and if appropriate refer clients to health improvement services for example but not limited to NHS Health Checks, Specialist Stop Smoking Service, substance misuse service (RISE Recovery) Customer experience — Provide a welcoming, non-judgmental and timely response (maximum 3 working days) to people contacting them or those referred to them who require help and support to reduce their and/ or modify their lifestyle behaviour. — Provide a high quality customer focused service capable of working with the client to best meet their needs and if appropriate to sustain a relationship over an extended period. This includes following people up on a regular basis to track outcomes. — Market the Service through a variety of different channels so the Service is recognised as a trusted Service and brand in Devon amongst its residents and professionals. Behaviour change and training — Assess people's level of need and motivation to change their behaviour using an evidence-based approach and through mutual discussion with the client and agree on the offer. — Deliver a range of evidence based behavioural change interventions, for example, brief interventions, motivational interviewing, goal setting, monitoring and feedback with the client for smoking, alcohol, physical activity and healthy weight. — Develop an accredited behavioural change training programme which is made available to key community staff and the voluntary sector. — Administer and deliver the Devon Health Check training course. Connectivity — Connect people to local community assets e.g. local voluntary run programmes and groups as well as private commercial Services and programmes. — Be able to access a directory of community assets, services and health and wellbeing opportunities throughout Devon for which clients can be recommended or referred as part of their intervention. Information governance — Provide a robust information governance system, which has the capability to collect, accurate, standardised and comparable routine data to measure impact and outcome. — As a minimum, the information governance system must be capable of obtaining clear documented consent for personal data to be shared appropriately. — Ensure a simple effective way of capturing/registering clients with the Service ensuring that informed consent is captured as well as a minimum data set. — Work with the Commissioner to develop a reporting dashboard capable of presenting accurate and timely activity and outcome data which can be used to inform service development. Evaluation — Ensure continued evaluation of the programmes and the ability to provide evidence to assure commissioners of the quality of the programme, including evidence of the client: — Goal setting by the client. — Monitoring the clients behaviour. — Receiving feedback from the client. — Reviewing the clients goals in the light of feedback (including self-monitoring). Lot 2 — Stop Smoking Service Background: Devon County Council is seeking to commission a service Provider to design and deliver an accessible Specialist Stop Smoking and Harm Reduction Service, which supports smokers using evidence-based treatment and behavioural support. The Specialist Service will target very specific populations with the aim of reducing health inequalities in Devon and will form an integral part of the overall local comprehensive tobacco control strategy. A Healthy Lifestyle Service is being commissioned as a separate lot (Lot 1) concurrently with the Specialist Stop Smoking Service. The Healthy Lifestyle Service will meet the needs of smokers who wish to quit but who do not need specialist support. The smoking populations that are reached by each service are mutually exclusive and these are described in the inclusion criteria at within the Lot 2 Service Specification. Both services will contribute to reducing smoking prevalence in adults, pregnancy and young people, as measured in the Public Health Outcomes Framework. Lot 2 Summary of Requirements: The Provider must deliver a specialist stop smoking support service that: — is accessible to smokers in target groups. — proactively targets high impact and high prevalence population groups. — is highly flexible in type and time of service delivery. — offers a choice of support mechanisms and a personalised package. — offers effective, evidence-based treatments. — has a core service of smoking cessation but also engages with smokers unable or unwilling to quit. — fully trains and supports all Level 2 services in smoking cessation and in harm reduction methods. — achieves high levels of client satisfaction. — uplifts and supports national and regional stop smoking and tobacco control campaigns with a specific focus on the target population. Additional information relating to this procurement process is available within the tender pack. This can be accessed from www.supplyingthesouthwest.org.uk Interested potential bidders are invited to attend a launch event for this opportunity on 5.2.2016 which will start at 14:00, location Exeter, Devon. Potential bidders interested in attending this event please email sue.tilley@devon.gov.uk to register and details of the venue will be released in response. This email address must not be used by potential bidders other than to arrange attendance at this event. Please note that spaces are limited therefore, only 2 attendees per provider are permitted to attend.

Devon County Council

street: County Hall, Topsham Road

postalCode: EX2 4QD


title: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext. Community Based.

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Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB

Mach Care Solutions

street: Unit C8-C9, Bizspace Business Park

postalCode: B11 2AL


title: HS — Physical Support: Personal Care support.

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Isle of Wight Council

street: Enterprise House

Dolphin Care (IOW) Ltd

street: Willowbrook House

postalCode: PO38 3EN


title: Provision of Body Removal Services.

description: Lancashire County Council is inviting tenders for the provision of body removal services, for the HM Senior Coroner for East Lancashire and HM Senior Coroner for Preston and West Lancashire. This is a framework agreement with 10 Lots being tendered. A lead supplier and reserve supplier will be appointed to each Lot. Tenderers can bid for 1 or more Lots. The framework will run for 2 years, with the option to extend for up to a further 2 years.

Lancashire County Council

street: 3rd Floor CCP, County Hall

postalCode: PR1 8XJ


name: NHS Darlington Clinical Commissioning Group


name: idVerde Limited trading as Blythe Valley

name: Birmingham City Council, Corporate Procurement Services

title: Arboriculture Services (Non — Highway).

description: Framework Agreement for the provision of non-highway tree maintenance for a period of 5 years. The Council has approximately 736 000 trees within its tree stock on land which it is responsible for. All the trees require periodic surveys to determine the required level of maintenance and to ensure that any emergency works are carried out to ensure that the Council adheres to its legal obligations. This will be split into 2 geographical areas, 1 for the north and the other for the south.

street: Landscapes House, 3 Rye Hill Office Park, Birmingham Road

postalCode: CV5 9AB


description: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext. Community Based.

Temple Mead Care Ltd

street: The Outhouse

postalCode: B12 9HD


measure: foreignBidsFromEU

description: Enquiries are sought from suitably qualified and experienced contractors in respect of a contract for security guarding services at Shropshire Council sites. The contract will commence on 1.4.2017 for a period of up to 4 years. It is Shropshire Council's intention to award this contract to one contractor. The successful contractor shall provide a 24 hour 365 days emergency service for the duration of this contract (including bank holidays). The contract shall comprise the annual key holding service for Shropshire Council premises including car parks, park & ride, schools and external clients along with mobile and static guarding, opening/closing of premises throughout the whole of Shropshire. This contract may also include the monitoring and response for lone workers. The successful contractor must be an Approved Contractor of the Security Industry Authority or EU equivalent and must adhere to the current British Standards BS7499, BS7858, BS7984. Any sub-contracting must get written approval prior to implementation of the service and failure to comply may result in termination of the contract. The majority of the service will be keyholding for both intruder alarms and fire alarms at Shropshire Council properties throughout the whole geographic area of Shropshire. Individual premise managers determine whether the keyholding service is required at their site. Keyholding contracts will be between the security guarding company and individual Shropshire Council properties. The security guarding company is responsible for the setting up, the management and associated works as and when requested by the individual properties. The current contracts between the existing security guarding provider and individual properties will continue to run to the end of their term. For schools each keyholding contract shall be up to a maximum of two years and reviewed thereafter. The current contracts between the existing security guarding provider and individual school properties will continue to run to the end of their term. When the present keyholding contracts expire, the successful contractor may be invited to continue the keyholding service at the schools concerned. For Shropshire Council buildings and car parks/park & ride the contract will be as per the specification for the duration of the contract. The requirement of both mobile, static guarding and opening/closing along with lone working monitoring and response will be intermittent and only when required. The contracts for this work shall be between the security guarding company and individual Shropshire Council properties and only be for the period required by the premise manager. The security guarding company is responsible for the setting up, the management and associated works as and when requested by the individual properties. This contract will also include car parks along with park and ride facilities within the Shropshire area. The locking/unlocking of gates/barriers will also be as and when required.

title: RMCB 023 — Security Guarding and Lone Working Services.

Shropshire Council

street: Shirehall, Abbey Foregate

postalCode: SY2 6ND

name: Shropshire Council is purchasing on behalf of itself and any wholly owned local authority company or other entity that is deemed to be a contracting authority by virtue of the Council's involvement

Taybar Ltd

street: 1-3 Hartley Innovation Centre, Hartley Business Centre, Monkmoor Road

postalCode: SY2 5ST


title: Domiciliary Care and Other Regulated Services Approved Provider List.

description: North Yorkshire County Council is undertaking a procurement exercise to establish a new Domiciliary Care and Other Regulated Services Approved Provider List in accordance with the Public Contract Regulations 2015. Other Health related organisations within North Yorkshire County Council boundaries may be given access to the Approved Provider List. The Approved Provider List shall run for a maximum period of 5 years and shall enable domiciliary care (generic and complex) together with supported living and other regulated services to be purchased. The estimated value of this contract is approximately 90 000 000 GBP (18 000 000 GBP per annum). This figure is only given as an indication of the current size of the contract and does not give any guarantee of future levels of business.

North Yorkshire County Council

street: County Hall, Racecourse Lane

postalCode: DL7 8AD


title: Accessible Minibus 12-16 Seats.

description: Accessible Minibus 12-16 Seats.

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London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6

postalCode: N22 8LE

Star Cars Ltd

street: 5 Plantagenet Road

postalCode: EN5 5JG


name: LHC on behalf of Scottish Procurement Alliance

title: FR2 — Flat Roofing & Associated Products.

description: The provision of works for the survey, design and installation of flat roofing systems and associated products. Each consortium bid is led by a ‘System Supplier’ who has selected and will co-ordinate their team of named ‘Approved Installation Contractors’ to service all of the regional lots throughout the United Kingdom (UK). 3 system suppliers covering three (3) Contract Notices: — England, — Wales — Scotland The system supplier specifies the product choice to the client, with delivery of the project through their network of specialist approved contractors (at the discretion of the system supplier regarding the contractors roofing type speciality). Approved installers are also evaluated to ensure: — Previous experience of working within there chosen regional area within the Lot (20 NUTS); and — Ability to support large and small projects specialised to the type of roofing as described in the tender essentials — Typical/target client: HA, ALMO, LA, RSL, LEA, Fire/Police Authority etc.

street: i2 Office, Exchange Place 2, 5 Semple St

postalCode: EH3 8BL

Graham Roofing (Scotland) Ltd

street: 211 Dumbarton Road

postalCode: G11 6AA

IKO

street: Appley Lane North, Appley Bridge

postalCode: WN6 9AB

Topek Limited

street: 15A Cambuslang Road, Cambuslang

postalCode: G32 8NB


description: Management and provision of school catering service.

title: St Thomas More Catholic School — Catering Tender.

description: Full management of school catering services.

St Thomas More Catholic School

street: Darleston Lane

postalCode: WV14 7BL


description: Care Home without Nursing — 65+ Temporary Illness or Frailty.

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6LR

Palmerston Residential Care Home

street: 21 Palmerston Road

postalCode: SS0 7TA


description: The Royal Air Force (RAF) is seeking to contract a web based Management Information System (MIS) for the RAF's No 22 Training Group Apprenticeships Management Team (AMT) that will; facilitate timely and accurate individual learner record (ILR) Returns to the Skills Funding Authority, track Learner progression, provide evidence capture and assure detailed programme analysis. This four-year contract is anticipated to commence in January 2017 with two possible option years. It is Ministry of Defence (MoD) policy to deliver a minimum of a Level 2 civilian accredited qualification to all recruits. The chosen method for this is by the current Government approved apprenticeship scheme; RAF AMT currently manages over 2 500 Learners located at 14 Ground Training Schools (GTS) and 28 Main Operating Bases (MOBs) across the UK. The successful tender will need to satisfy the following criteria: The contract provider will be required to attend and deliver user training at a number of RAF facilities to approximately 100 system operators at locations across the UK. The contractor will be compliant or hold ISO/IEC 27001 certification or equivalent. The contractor will be expected to provide contract through life support. A two month minimum transition and development period prior to the start of the contract is also required to allow a smooth transition from the legacy system to the new MIS, ensuring the stability and management continuity of the RAF Apprenticeships Scheme through a proven and government approved MIS.

title: The Provision of a Management Information System for the Royal Air Force Apprenticeships Management Scheme.

description: The RAF is seeking to contract a web based Management Information System (MIS) for the RAF's No 22 Training Group Apprenticeships Management Team (AMT).

Ministry of Defence, C&C

street: Nimrod Building, 3 Site, RAF High Wycombe, Naphill

postalCode: HP14 4UE


Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB

Mach Care Solutions

street: Unit C8-C9, Bizspace Business Park

postalCode: B11 2AL


title: Provision of Kennelling Services for Seized Dogs.

Kent Police

street: Kent Police HQ

postalCode: ME15 9BZ


description: The provision of a Sensory Impairment Support Service for Leeds. The service will support individuals who are deaf, hearing impaired, blind, sight impaired, Deaf-blind or have Dual Sensory Loss.

title: Leeds Sensory Impairment Support Service.

description: The provision of a Sensory Impairment Support Service for Leeds. The service will support individuals who are deaf, hearing impaired, blind, sight impaired, Deafblind or have Dual Sensory Loss. The service will have an accessible city centre base in Leeds and will operate 52 weeks of the year, excluding Bank Holidays. The service aims to focus on the principles of maximising and sustaining choice, involvement and inclusion through the use of co-productive approaches and outcome focussed individual support plans; that facilitate opportunities for people who have sensory loss to live meaningful and fulfilled lives.

Leeds City Council

street: Civic Hall

postalCode: LS1 1UR

BID Services

street: Deaf Cultural Centre, Ladywood Road

postalCode: B16 8SZ


title: Cov — Supply, Planting, Maintenance and Watering of Seasonal Bedding, Containers and Floral Features.

description: The Council has awarded a contract to 1 supplier for the provision of seasonal bedding, containers and floral features throughout the year including planting and maintenance and watering of such features.

Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council

street: Warwickshire

Coventry City Council

street: Earl Street

postalCode: CV1 5RR

Shropshire Council

street: Shropshire

Dorset County Council

street: Dorset

name: Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

Kent County Council

street: Kent

Sandwell Council

street: Sandwell

Suffolk County Council

street: Suffolk

R C Smith Plants

street: Oldbury Farm, Purley Chase Lane, Mancetter


name: Transport for London — London Underground Chief Operating Office (COO)

title: Exterior Vinyl Filming

description: Exterior Vinyl Filming.

title: Interior Vinyl Filming

description: Interior Vinyl Filming.

title: Ancillary Associated Vinyl Filming

description: Ancillary Associated Vinyl Filming.

title: TfL — 00717 Rolling Stock Vinyl Filming Services.

description: Rolling stock interior and exterior vinyl filming and ancillary associated services for BCV/SSL and JNP Fleets.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

street: 15 Westferry Circus

postalCode: E14 4HD


Homebased Care (UK) Limited

street: 79 Marsh Lane

postalCode: B23 6HY


description: The physical scope of this work includes all works necessary to design (from R.I.B.A stage 3 for piling and stage 4 for decking), supply, manufacture and construct a concrete deck over King George V (KGV) Dock, to consist of pre-cast reinforced concrete planks with an in situ topping spanning onto pre-cast concrete beams supported on large diameter bored concrete piles with steel casings (typically spaced at 10m centres) founded beneath the dock bed. Average water depth is approximately 10m with the piles potentially extending a further 10m below the dock bed, averaging about 20m length per pile. The current estimated pile quantity is a total of 1,029, being, by diameter size, 13 no. at 1,500mm diameter, 999 no. at 1,200 mm and 17 no. piles at 1,000mm diameter. Contractors are required to provide all materials equipment and supplies to provide the works, including steel pile casings, concrete, reinforcing bar, pre-cast concrete beams and decking slab, etc. Contractors are also to provide any required equipment, including as appropriate, marine barges, other vessels, pontoon systems, piling rigs, piling consumables, concrete batch-plant, no free issue items are contemplated. LCY is intending to provide a compound with contractors offices and Welfare facilities.

title: C.A.D.P. Piling and Decking Works.

description: The physical scope of this work includes all works necessary to design (from R.I.B.A stage 3 for piling and stage 4 for decking), supply, manufacture and construct a concrete deck over King George V (KGV) Dock, to consist of pre-cast reinforced concrete planks with an in situ topping spanning onto pre-cast concrete beams supported on large diameter bored concrete piles with steel casings (typically spaced at 10m centres) founded beneath the dock bed. Average water depth is approximately 10m with the piles potentially extending a further 10m below the dock bed, averaging about 20m length per pile. The current estimated pile quantity is a total of 1,029, being, by diameter size, 13 no. at 1,500 mm diameter, 999 no. at 1,200 mm and 17 no. piles at 1,000 mm diameter.

London City Airport Limited

street: City Aviation House, Royal Docks,

postalCode: E16 2PX


description: ESF IP1.1 — Access to employment for inactive people and jobseekers.

description: Access to employment for inactive people and jobseekers in Humber funded by ESF.

FASST

street: Cheylesmore House, Quinton Road

postalCode: CV1 2WT


name: Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit

title: Funded Nursing Care — Single — Self-Funder.

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street: Attn. Martin Pope, Anglesey House

postalCode: WS15 1UL

Woodford House

street: The Green

postalCode: WV5 7HW


title: Lot 11a — Cleaning of Dispersed / Furnished Properties — Social Housing and Void Properties

description: Lot 11 a — Cleaning of Dispersed / Furnished Properties — Social Housing and Void Properties — covers the final cleaning of dispersed / furnished properties prior to handover and/or the replacement of any missing or undamaged items (provided by the client) including furniture, white goods, cooking utensils or bedding.

description: Lot 13a — Painting and Decorating Including Graffiti Removal — Social Housing — covers internal and external works including the application of Sovereign antifungal solution as per their specification; stripping and hanging of wallpaper; emulsion on ceilings and walls; preparing and painting woodwork; external painting of woodwork, guttering and fencing; and the removal of graffiti on various materials.

description: Lot 13b — Painting and Decorating Including Graffiti Removal — Other Premises and Sites — covers the application of Sovereign antifungal solution as per their specification; the stripping and hanging of wallpaper; emulsion on ceilings and walls; preparing and painting woodwork; external painting of woodwork, guttering and fencing; and the removal of graffiti on various materials.

description: Lot 14 — Garage Doors — Fit New and Repair Existing as requested — covers the replacement of various types of garage doors and frames; various repairs e.g. replace damaged or broken garage door handles, locks, arms, mechanism springs.

description: Lot 16a — Flooring Tiling — Social Housing — covers screeding and tile replacement both quarry and vinyl for domestic purposes, and the related supply and fit.

title: Lot 16b — Flooring Carpets and Social Housing

description: Lot 16b — Flooring Carpets — Social Housing — covers the supply and fit of floor carpets and underlay for domestic purposes.

description: Lot 16c — Flooring Various (All Uses) — Other Premises and Sites — covers the supply and fit of flooring in a variety of environments e.g. industrial, commercial and domestic flooring — vinyl tiles / sheeting; ceramic / quarry tiles; carpeting; carpet tiles.

description: Lot 20a — Metal Gates and Fencing — Social Housing — covers the repair and replacement of metal fencing, gates and posts.

description: Lot 20b — Metal Gates and Fencing — Other Premises and Sites — covers the repair and replacement of metal fencing, gates and posts.

description: Lot 29a — Groundwork (Hard) — Social Housing — covers garden excavation, tree surgery, garden landscape flagging, ramps, kerbs, steps, concrete path driveways, drainage ACO draining, fencing concrete and timber.

description: Lot 29b — Groundwork (Soft) — Social Housing — covers garden strimming and the removal of rubbish.

title: 12 — Clearing of Social Housing

description: Lot 12 — Clearing of Social Housing — covers front end clearing to void properties and the disposal of items; clearing out of garages and garage sites and disposal of items; needle and sharps removal and disposal; and fly tipping — collection, removal and the disposal of items as requested.

title: Framework Agreement for Building and Associated Works (Part 2) 2017 — 2020.

description: Wigan Council is seeking to procure a panel of contractors to be part of a framework agreement for building and associated works of varied values per works / project. The type of works may be both planned and reactive works carried out on a variety of premises including social housing. The framework agreement will have 12 lots covering Cleaning, Clearing, Painting, Garage Doors, Flooring (Tiling/Carpets/Various), Metal Gates and Fencing, and Hard and Soft Groundwork. The framework agreement will be for a maximum period of 3 years (1 year initially with an option to extend for up to another 2 years in annual or additional year increments). Each lot will be operated independently of the others and the intended work award process differs between the lots. The framework agreement will be available for use by all directorates within Wigan Council, schools in the borough of Wigan, and Wigan and Leigh Homes.

Wigan Council

street: Directorate of Places: Economy, Waste and Infrastructure, Makerfield Way Depot, Ince

postalCode: WN2 2PR

name: Mr. Peter Davies - Waste Contract Officer


title: Ad Hoc Taxi services for 8 passengers or less.

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

Leyton Midland Cars

street: High Road, Leyton

postalCode: E10 6RF


name: The University of Southampton is procuring on behalf of itself and the entities listed in (VI.3) Additional Information

title: Events Management Services.

description: The University of Southampton has a procurement opportunity for the supply of events management services intended for use by one of its departments — the NIHR Evaluation, Trials and Studies Coordinating Centre (NETSCC ). This tender invites you to submit your response for a solution that conforms to the specification contained within the Invitation to Tender documents. NETSCC manages the events management contract on behalf of the Department of Health, for organisations forming part the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR), this is an informal organisation consisting of various research organisations. The events range in size and duration from small, one day meetings to large meetings and conferences spanning multiple days. Alongside those events, there will be third party events where it is necessary to ensure that research entities, approved by the Department of Health, has appropriate and consistent presence and appearance at an agreed programme of events. In 2016 this included, for example, NHS Expo, NHS R&D Forum, Patient Information Forum (NICE 2016) and NHS Confederation. NETSCC is looking to commission several events annually alongside production of digital literature. The department is looking for a supplier that can demonstrate experience of working with a large and complex organisation with multiple stakeholders. In order to meet this requirement, the University is seeking to put in place a sole-supplier framework agreement for the provision of events management services for use by NETSCC and the Department of Health. It is the intention that the University of Southampton and the Department of Health are able to utilise this Framework, however the supplier appointed will be expected to work with other contracting authorities, working together under the broad heading of NIHR, who may give input and detail to the services provided. Such input is subject to approval by the Department of Health. The Framework will also be open to the participating organisations listed in VI.3. The successful supplier will be required to provide strategic event and project management services, which includes areas such as: (a) Event Management: — Assistance with sourcing and selection of venues. — Managing the arrangements for the production of meeting materials, audio-visual and accommodation requirements. — Management of design, audio visual, staging and technical support requirements. — Co-ordination of the production and distribution of attendee booking system to include taking payment for conference attendance where necessary. — Provision of point of contact for attendees prior to the event and staff to register delegates and manage events on the day. — Production, circulation and analysis of resources such as joining instructions, delegate pack and feedback forms. — Liaison with other relevant centres within the NIHR where necessary regarding their individual requirements. (b) Project Management: — Project management of the design, layout, proof reading and production of University and NIHR reports. — Project management of the design and conceptualisation of ad hoc print and communications assignments including a range of traditional and social media projects. A broader appreciation of the NIHR can be obtained from their website — www.nihr.ac.uk — while a full list of the contracting authorities participating in this framework agreement can be found at the (VI.3) Additional Information section of this contract notice. Framework Term: The University proposes to enter into a Framework Agreement(s) for a maximum period of 4 years with the successful bidder. This will comprise of an initial contract period of 2 years with an option to extend by a further 2 years subject to satisfactory performance and at the discretion of the University.

University of Southampton

street: University Road

postalCode: SO17 1BJ


description: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext. Community Based.

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

Diverse Care Services Ltd

street: Suite G1 Sheldon Chambers

postalCode: B26 3NW


name: Amber Construction Services Ltd, (Barking)

name: M & J Group (Construction & Roofing) Ltd

title: PR3 — Pitched Roofing And Associated Products Framework — Greater London.

description: The provision of works for pitched roofing and associated product projects for public sector organisations in 20 (twenty) regional lots across England, Wales and Scotland. The arrangement is awarded under 2 value bands: 1) SME's were encouraged to tender for the lower value band (Project value: 5 000 GBP - 250 000 GBP) in 1 or 2 (3 where companies border 3 regions) adjoining regional lots. 2) Larger organisations were encouraged to tender for the higher value band (Project value: 250 000 GBP +) in 1 or more regional lots. 5 companies maximum were appointed to each value band in each regional lot.

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LHC

street: Royal House, 2-4 Vine Street

postalCode: UB8 1QE

CWG Roofing Ltd

street: The Yard, Leyden Road, Hertfordshire

postalCode: SG1 2BW

R Benson Property Maintenance Ltd

street: Unit 2 Waterside Business Park, Waterside, Chesham

postalCode: HP5 1PE

Maguire Brothers

street: 17 South Lane, New Malden, Surrey

postalCode: KT3 5HU

Adlards Roofing

street: Unit 6, Templewood, Stock Road, Essex

postalCode: CM2 0AW

Keepmoat Regeneration Limited

street: The Waterfront, Lakeside Boulevard

postalCode: DN4 5PL

Breyer Group PLC

street: Harold Hill, Essex

postalCode: RM3 8ST

street: 16-17 Triumph Way, Kempston

postalCode: MK42 7QB

Lakehouse Contracts Ltd

street: 1 King George, Close Essex

postalCode: RM7 7LS


title: DoF — Coll — Learning and Development Framework.

description: The Framework Agreement. FA. will be used to provide a range of external generic Learning and Development. L and D. services and support the provision of future services. The objectives of the FA are to provide a variety of learning delivery channels including classroom and digital/e-learning interventions by incorporating the latest tools and techniques within L and D interventions to ensure the best learning outcomes. The FA will also promote collaborative work with Contractors, Departments and Professions to identify, design, develop and deliver current and future learning interventions and improve utilisation of evaluation and management information.

Department of Finance

street: 303 Airport Road West

postalCode: BT3 9ED

British Telecommunications plc

street: Newgate Street

postalCode: EC1A 7AJ

Health Matters Health Safety Ltd

street: 11 Monaghan Court

postalCode: BT35 6BH

AKU Training Ltd

street: Clovalley House, 6 Cyprus Avenue

postalCode: BT5 5NT

Deloitte

street: Hill House

postalCode: EC4A 3JR


title: Primary Care GP Care-taking Services (APMS) for Dogsthorpe Medical Centre and Burghley Road.

description: NHS England Midlands and East (East) (the Contracting Authority) is seeking to identify suitable providers of Primary Care GP Care-taking Services to undertake a GP care-talking contract in Peterborough for Dogsthorpe Medical Centre and Burghley Road (branch site). The contract let as a result of this procurement will have an initial duration of 1 year (12 months) followed by an optional extension period of 0,5 years (6 months). Therefore if all extension options are used, the maximum (extended) contract period will be 1,5 years (18 months). The required start date for the new services is 1.10.2016. All submissions will be evaluated using the scoring criteria which is contained within the published tender documentation. All correspondence relating to this procurement throughout all stages of the process must be managed through the Arden & GEM CSU eTendering Procurement Portal Bravo only. Bids are only accepted via the Arden & GEM CSU eTendering Procurement Portal Bravo. The deadline for clarification questions to be received on the procurement portal, Bravo, is 22.8.2016 at 12:00 (noon). The deadline for tenders to be received is 30.8.2016 at 12:00 (noon). Details on how to register for the procurement portal and this opportunity are contained below. There is a financial threshold applicable to the procurement. Bids above 125 GBP per patient will not be accepted. Dates, deadlines and contract values shown above are subject to amendment by the Contracting Authority. Please register on the portal and express and interest in the opportunity to receive updates via the portal for this project. If you are not already registered on the portal you will need to register your organisation before you can continue with your submission. i) Register on the portal at: https://ardengemcsu.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.html (registration and use of the website is free of charge); ii) Once registered, express interest by: a) Logging-in to the Arden & GEM CSU eTendering portal; b) Selecting response to advert and ITT (Project_536); c) Select Open Access ITT; d) Search for and access ITT (Project Name) (ITT reference_521) and view details; e) Click on Express Interest link; iii) Once you have expressed interest, access the My ITTs page where you can download documentation and construct your reply as instructed. If you require technical support in submitting your expression of interest, please contact the BravoSolution help desk on 0800 368 4850 or e-mail: help@bravosolution.co.uk The estimated maximum value of the contract (including available extensions) is 1 065 000 GBP (ex. VAT). The final contract value may be lower than this figure and will be dependent on a number of factors including, but not limited to, bid price and the successful provider's subsequent contract performance and activity against the contract. NELCSU is managing this Procurement (on behalf of Arden & GEM CSU and NHS England) in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (the ‘Regulations’). The Service is being procured as ‘Schedule 3 — Social and Other Specific Services’ and neither the publication of this notice nor the employment of any particular terminology nor any other indication shall be taken to mean that the Commissioner intends to hold themselves bound by any of the Regulations save those applicable to the procurement of Schedule 3 (‘Light Touch Regime’) services.

NHS Commissioning Board (NHS England)

street: Quarry House, Quarry Hill

postalCode: LS2 7UE


description: Ad Hoc Taxi services for 8 passengers or less.

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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

Leyton Midland Cars

street: High Road, Leyton

postalCode: E10 6RF


title: Funded Nursing Care — Single — LA.

description: Funded Nursing Care — Single — LA.

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street: Attn. Martin Pope, Anglesey House

postalCode: WS15 1UL

Bupa Care Services

street: Bupa Bridge House


title: Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) and Work-wear.

description: Framework agreement for the provision of Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) and work-wear Clothing for Thames Water employees and associated partners. This framework agreement is for the supply and distribution of PPE and work-wear to anywhere within the Thames Water operating area.

Thames Water Utilities Limited

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

postalCode: RG2 0BY

John Liscombe Ltd

postalCode: NP19 4PQ


name: Ministry of Defence, Agencies/Misc, Defence Clothing Team

title: Supply of Berets.

description: The supply of berets to the UK Armed Forces. This is a 4 year enabling contract to be awarded by Leidos Supply Ltd on behalf of the Secretary of State for Defence. All references herein to ‘The Authority’ shall mean Leidos Supply Ltd.

street: Leidos Supply Ltd, Building 8, Monarch Court, Emersons Green

postalCode: BS16 7FH

T W Kempton (Corporate Clothing) Ltd

street: Byford Road

postalCode: LE4 0DG


title: ICT network (LAN) design, installation, support and maintenance services.

description: FXPlus is looking to appoint a Supplier with appropriate design consultants and engineers, who can demonstrate an ability to assist the FXPlus ICT Network Team to design, implement and document new ICT network (LAN) projects, of varying sizes and complexity, as additions to the existing LAN infrastructure, over the course of the term of the Agreement at the Penryn Campus and Falmouth University's Wood Lane campus.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical Quality: 55
Pricing: 35
Large Case Study: 5
Medium Case Study: 3
Small Case Study: 2

Falmouth Exeter Plus

street: Penryn Campus, Treliever Road, Cornwall

postalCode: TR10 9EZ

name: Please obtain further information only from, and ask questions only at, the website listed below: http://InTendhost.co.uk/Universityofexeter/asp/home.a sp (registration required)

ONI PLC

street: 24 Crawley Green Road, Bedfordshire

postalCode: LU2 0QX


title: Furniture and Home-ware Framework.

description: Places for People Group Limited are seeking suitably qualified providers of contract quality residential furniture and home-ware throughout the UK.

Places for People Group Ltd

street: Group Support Centre

postalCode: PR2 2YB

Furniture Resource Centre Limited

street: 12-14 Atlantic Way

postalCode: L3 4BE


description: Option appraisal of asset funding up to 5 000 000 GBP throughout the Contract Period. Important: This is an indicative figure provided in good faith. Ansa can not offer assurances with regarding the size of this opportunity.

title: Capital Finance and Option Appraisal Services.

description: Capital finance option appraisal services.

Ansa Environmental Services Ltd

street: Pyms Lane

postalCode: CW1 3PJ

Arlingclose Limited

street: 60 Moorgate

postalCode: EC2R 6EL


title: Mini-cabs and Taxis Estate Cars.

description: Mini-cabs and Taxis Estate Cars.

London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6

postalCode: N22 8LE

Network Cars (Tottenham) Ltd

street: 435 High Road

postalCode: N17 6QH


title: Multi Use Electronic Thermometers and compatible Probe covers.

description: This lot will contain multi use electronic thermometers and their compatible probe covers.

title: Tympanic Thermometer Probe Covers.

description: This lot will be for tympanic thermometer probe covers that will be compatible with suppliers brand of tympanic thermometer. N.B: The expectation for this lot is that the supplier will provide the tympanic thermometers free of charge.

title: Single Use Oral Thermometers.

description: This lot will contain single use oral thermometers.

title: Thermometry Consumables.

description: This contract will cover the supply of tympanic thermometers and their related probe covers. Multi use electronic thermometers and their related probe covers and also single use disposable thermometers. Note: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. To obtain further information record your interest on Sell2Wales at http://www.sell2wales.gov.uk/search/search_switch.aspx?ID=40462

name: Cardiff and Vale University Health Board

NHS Wales Procurement Services

street: Floor 4 Companies House, Crown Way

postalCode: CF14 3UZ

name: Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board


title: Common Close Cleaning Contracts

title: Common Close Cleaning 2016- 2019.

description: Govan Housing Association plans to engage an experienced contractor to provide a common stair and window cleaning service for its residents within up to 240 tenement and flatted developments in the Govan area of Glasgow.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Approach to project delivery: 28
Approach to communication: 25
Approach to continual improvement: 14
Approach to environment: 3
Price: 30

Govan Housing Association Ltd

street: 35 McKechnie Street

postalCode: G51 3AQ

Cas Contract Cleaning Ltd

street: 16 William Ure Place, Bishopbriggs

postalCode: G64 3BH


name: Luton and Dunstable University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

title: Integrated Sexual Health Service.

description: Luton Borough Council is responsible for the provision of Public Health Services for the population of Luton. It wishes to provide an Integrated Sexual Health Service. This is in order to bring together existing Sexual Health Services under one Provider to improve the physical, mental, social and emotional health of Luton' s residents and reduce health inequalities. Tenders are therefore sought from suitably qualified and experienced contractors who can deliver the integrated sexual health service model. The aims of this model are to improve sexual health by providing easy access to services through open access ‘one stop shops’, where the majority of sexual health and contraceptive needs can be met at one site, usually by one health professional, in services with extended opening hours and accessible locations. The contract will be for a period of 5 years with an option to extend up to a further 2 years.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 20
Quality: 80
Delivery Performance:
Risk:
Overall cost effectiveness:

Luton Borough Council

street: Town Hall, George Street

postalCode: LU1 2BQ

postalCode: LU4 0DZ


title: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext. Community Based.

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB

Allied Healthcare Group Limited

street: Bristol Road South

postalCode: B31 2SU


title: Care Home without Nursing — 65+ Temporary Illness or Frailty.

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6LR

Brooklands Care Home Ltd

street: 25 Lambeth Road

postalCode: SS9 5XR


title: Examination Gloves.

description: NHS Wales Procurement Services in collaboration with Northern Ireland for the provision of Examination Gloves. The scope of this contract includes Latex (Sterile and Non Sterile), Nitrile (Sterile and Non Sterile), Extra Length Nitrile (Non Sterile), Latex Gauntlet Gloves (Sterile and Non Sterile) and Glove Dispensers. Note: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. To obtain further information record your interest on Sell2Wales at http://www.sell2wales.gov.uk/search/search_switch.aspx?ID=40169

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Bunzl Retail & Healthcare Supplies Ltd

street: Shermond, Unit 6 Delta Park Industrial Estate, Millmarsh Lane

Fannin UK Ltd

street: 42-46 Booth Drive, Park Farm South, Northamptonshire

postalCode: NN8 6GT


title: Client — Home Support Physical Disab. Ext. Community Based.

Domcare

street: 165 Buryfield Road Solihull

postalCode: B91 2BB


title: North Warwickshire and Hinckley College, South Leicestershire College and the Midlands Academy Trust PPM Contract.

description: The North Warwickshire and Hinckley College, South Leicestershire College and the Midlands Academy Trust require 1 supplier to fulfil their Electrical, Mechanical and Building Fabric Maintenance requirements.

NWAH, SLC and Midlands Academy Trust

street: North Warwickshire and Hinckley College, Leicestershire

postalCode: CV11 6BH


title: Framework Agreement for Offshore Geotechnical and Scour Specialist Consultancy Support Lot 4 Offshore geotechnical cable route support.

description: Framework Agreement for Offshore Geotechnical and Scour Specialist Consultancy Support Offshore lot 4 geotechnical cable route support.

DONG Energy Wind Power A/S

street: 5 Howick Place

Fugro Egineers BV

countryName: NL


name: University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Trust

title: The provision of Histopathology Reporting services.

description: The Histopathology service undertakes in excess of 28 000 histological samples per annum. Including a. Formalin fixed paraffin embedded tissue; b. Non Gynaecological cytology: including fine needle aspirations, urines, body fluids. To ensure prompt diagnosis of medical conditions and to support timely referral for treatment it is important the reporting turnaround times are in line with the proposed Royal College of Pathologists Key Performance Indicators. Current situation The majority of examinations requiring a pathologist report are currently undertaken by internal Trust consultant histopathologists, who offer a high-quality timely service when issuing reports. When we are unable to recruit histopathologists, in times of histopathologist's sick leave or during high demand for histopathology services, the backlog of reporting can increase and reporting turnaround time is lengthened, thus compromising patient care. In addition, extra lists to reduce waiting times and deal with the increased demand for examinations generate extra reporting, which at times can also create a backlog. As Histopathology is a core component on the majority of patient pathways, any delays in reporting can effect patients' return appointments to their clinician — potentially compromising the 18 week RTT target. The perceived benefits of a Remote Reporting Service are: Clinical Benefits – Capacity and flexibility to provide a first class histopathology service when absentee levels are high, in instances of annual leave and when there are vacant posts. – Meet or exceed 18 weeks RTT target. – In house Histopathologists able to prioritise clinical lists during periods of annual leave. – Any back log of reporting would be identified. – Extra additional lists would be reported at a set/known cost. – Auditable Quality Assurance.

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Quality: 60
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street: Westmorland General Hospital

postalCode: LA9 7RG

Unilabs

street: 142-144 New Cavendish Street

postalCode: W1W 6YF


title: PP16044 — Library Management System.

description: The four Chief Executives of the Black Country agreed that a work stream relating to libraries should be developed which in broad terms will: Reduce the cost of management and overheads in line with the budgetary constraints; Redesign services to strip out duplication and unnecessary cost; Reduce the cost of services procured; Improve the quality and breadth of library services; Ensure libraries are at the heart of their communities with services developed for the whole community, not just those who can visit library buildings. In order to facilitate this, a number of specific work streams have been established — one of which is the procurement of a shared joint Library Management System (LMS) (and single library card) for the Black Country. The LMS work stream objectives are: To procure a shared LMS for the Black Country with a staged implementation process; To provide a platform that will develop to improve the functionality of the system and meet future changes,including (but not limited to) a single library card and links with other systems; To ensure interoperability with key systems used across the Black Country; To enable the Black Country to deliver efficiencies in use of staff and deployment of stock; To enable the Black Country to improve service accessibility by providing self-service, automation and new access channels (e.g. e-mail, texting) for customers; To enable the Black Country to deliver the service from a wide variety of locations including non-library buildings and unstaffed sites using self-service technology; To safeguard and manage data to meet each of the authorities' audit requirements. The scope of works will include: To provide OPAC, cataloguing, acquisitions, circulation, cash management, and management information modules and any other modules to be agreed, to provide an efficient library service to our customers. To work with the four authorities and their Council's I.T. strategic partners during the installation and configuration of the system. To work with the 4 library authorities and their partners to ensure the system meets their needs. To import data from existing systems and manipulate the data into an appropriate format for the LMS. To maintain the library system software and provide support as appropriate. To work with the Black Country to automate and re-engineer some key business processes, and train library staff to use the system efficiently. To work with the Black Country to ensure the OPAC offers more personalised services and contacts, and access to additional information and services, e.g., integration of eBooks. To provide interoperability with the various PC booking systems for validation; export of stock data to stock management tool such as Collection HQ, and exchange of financial data with the 4 council's remote payment systems for online payments. To provide interoperability with Axiell CALM (archives catalogue), the various council's finance and CRM systems as a minimum. To provide a system that will allow for each service/authority to keep customer, stock, OPAC and transactional data separate from the other authorities until an agreed means of sharing the system has been established. Integrating Dudley Schools Library Service into the Dudley Public Library Service as a separate branch. Integrating Walsall Schools Library Service into the Walsall Public Library Service as a separate branch. To go live in Dudley and Wolverhampton by August 2017. This Invitation to Tender for the provision of a shared, totally managed and hosted LMS for all four Authorities is issued by Wolverhampton City Council acting on behalf of Black Country Libraries in Partnership The proposed framework Agreement is for a period of 5 years with the option to extend for 2 + 1 + 1 + 1 years up to a potential maximum period of 10 years.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price (total cost of ownership): 50
Compliance with specification: 20
Consortium set-up: 4
Data: 2
Implementation, project Mgt, Config, training and Sup't: 4
Account Management: 2
Managed Services: 6
Third Party Systems: 2
IT Requirements: 10

Wolverhampton City Council

street: Civic Centre, St Peters Square

postalCode: WV1 1RL

Capita Business Services Limited

street: 71 Victoria Street, Westminster

postalCode: SW1H 0XA


title: Multi-Functional Devices, Photocopiers and Desk Top Printers.

description: Wirral Council is seeking to appoint one single provider for the range of Multi Functional Devices, photocopiers and desk top printers that will be situated at various Public sector organisation establishments. This is to include the supply, delivery, installation and maintenance of Digital Monochrome and Digital Colour Photocopying Equipment, Printers and ancillary equipment.

Wirral Borough Council

street: Marriss House, 3rd Floor South Wing Hamilton Street

postalCode: CH41 5AL


title: Vehicle Accident Management and Repair Services.

description: Vehicle accident management service from initial report of incident through to return of the repaired vehicle to the driver.

Anglian Water Services

street: Supply Chain Management, Thorpe Wood House, Thorpe Wood

postalCode: PE3 6WT


title: Public Relations (PR) and Public Affairs (PA) Services.

description: FSCS requires a strategic Public Relations and Public Affairs partner to support its delivery of a comprehensive communications strategy. The successful agency will need to get to grips very quickly with the unique role of FSCS and its place in the regulatory family. This is absolutely essential; the agency we appoint will work as an extension of our FSCS communications family and team. We are looking for a PR and PA agency that can provide: — An ability to ‘get under the skin’ of FSCS and truly understand the constraints and opportunities that its unique position affords its communications, and can work effectively and proactively within them. — A strong team with a focus on delivering the right results, with a particular focus on delivering results for the client. — Capacity as well as capability. — Creative, compelling and fully financially forecasted plans that are actionable and drive results. — A track record of working with other agencies and demonstrating an integrated, successful and collaborative team approach. — A strong focus on evaluation and providing proof of delivery. In particular, the successful agency will be required to provide advice and support in relation to: — The creative development, scheduling, implementation and delivery of PR themes, plans and tactics across campaigns; — Media release writing, distribution and sell-in; — Support in integrating social media into the full range of FSCS communications effectively; — Reputation management; — Crisis communications (as relevant/needed); — Engagement of key opinion leaders/opinion-formers; — Organising interaction with relevant journalists and media channels and FSCS senior spokespeople (media contact programme); — Proactively identifying forward features in the key financial and consumer press; — Qualitative auditing of key stakeholders; — Developing and/or implementing FSCS's stakeholder engagement programme; — Developing and/or implementing FSCS's public affairs programme; — FSCS's corporate positioning.

FSCS Limited

street: 10th Floor Beaufort House, 15 St Botolph Street

postalCode: EC3A 7QU


title: Loss adjusting services.

description: Sourcing supplier(s) to assist with the loss adjusting service. The appointed adjuster(s) will act as a loss adjuster and investigate both policy liability and quantum in connection with the property damage, business interruption insurances, third party property damage and other, where required of Network Rail and to report to Network Rail in respect of these aspects.

Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

street: 1, Eversholt Street,

postalCode: NW1 2DN


description: Peabody wishes to procure a monitored health and safety solution with local devices that allow actuations with appropriate intervention as required. This Agreement will cover Peabody's Lone Worker Safety requirement over the next 3 years, plus possible extensions of up to an additional 3 years, following the successful completion of a review process. The current devices were rolled out to staff in 2013 and there are currently 610 devices in operation. This contract is due for renewal in March 2017. The aim of the procurement is to identify qualified and experienced provider capable of delivering and supporting Peabody's Lone Worker Safety Requirements. Peabody is looking for high-quality service providers that can demonstrate a track record of delivering lone worker safety implementation.

title: Lone Worker Safety.

description: Peabody wishes to procure a monitored health and safety solution with local devices that allow actuations with appropriate intervention as required. The current devices were rolled out to staff in 2013 and there are currently 610 devices in operation. This contract is due for renewal in Mar 2017. The aim of this procurement is to identify a qualified and experienced provider capable of delivering and supporting Peabody's Lone worker Safety Requirements.

Peabody Trust

street: 45 Westminster Bridge Road

postalCode: SE1 7JB

Skyguard Ltd

street: SkyGuard House, 457 Kingston Road

postalCode: KT19 0DB


title: Mini-cabs and Taxis Saloons.

description: Mini-cabs and Taxis Saloons.

London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6

postalCode: N22 8LE

Express Ways Ltd

street: 103 Colney Hatch Lane

postalCode: N10 1LR


title: Client — Home Support Learning Disab. Ext. Community Based.

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB

Carewatch Care Services Limited

street: Read House Mary Vale Road

postalCode: B30 2DL


title: Care Home with Nursing — Dementia — 65+.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review:
Price: 40
Features:
Capability: 10
Qualifications:
Custom metric: 50

street: Attn. Martin Pope, Anglesey House

postalCode: WS15 1UL

Minster Care Management Ltd

street: Karam Court, RH Highbury Road, Smethwick

postalCode: B66 1QX


title: X-ray Monochromators (DLSPIN0099).

Diamond Light Source Ltd

street: Diamond House, Harwell Science and Innovation Campus

postalCode: OX11 0DE


title: Plastic — Wood substitute

title: Fencing — Plastic (wood substitute).

description: Supply of extruded polystyrene structural foam.

Lancaster City Council

street: Town Hall, Dalton Square

postalCode: LA1 1PJ

Highwood

street: Highwood Consultants Ltd, Unit 4 Spectra Business Park, Slutchers Lane

postalCode: WA1 1QL


title: Learning Disability Specialist Healthcare Services.

description: Richmond Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames (LBRuT, or the Council) are jointly responsible for commissioning Health and Social Care services for nearly 200 000 people living within the Borough of Richmond. Together the CCG and Council (the Commissioners) are committed to high quality health and social care services for the whole population, including Adults with a learning disability. This specification describes the specialist health community based services requirements for adults with a learning disability in the London Borough of Richmond. The specification also sets out key outcomes and standards for this service.

London Borough of Richmond upon Thames

street: The Civic Centre, 44 York Street

postalCode: TW1 3BZ


title: Youth 1-9 passengers.

description: Youth 1-9 passengers.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review:
Price: 100
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom metric:

Essex County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CM1 1QH

E.C.A.B.S Ltd

street: Unit 10B, Ongar Road Trading Estate

postalCode: CM6 1EU