region: DE

title: Project TRITON

description:
TRITON aims to deliver a modular, scalable and configurable bridging and ferrying system to enable Military Load Classification 100 (Tracked) and MLC 130 (Wheeled) crossing of wet gaps over 40m.TRITON is an Equipment delivery project under the Next Generation Wide Wet Gap Crossing (NG WWGC) Programme led by Army Headquarters (AHQ), under Manoeuvre Support.  It fulfils a NATO commitment to provide a WWGC capability and will be operated by the Royal Engineers as part of a Multi-National Bridging Battalion based in Minden, DEU. Project TRITON will build upon the high level of interoperability enjoyed now, at the DEU / UK Amphibious Engineer Battalion (Amph Engr Bn) in Minden with M3 Amphibious Rigs.
In support of the drive for commonality and interoperability for the WWGCC beyond 2027, Project TRITON has coordinated its efforts to date on a joint basis with Germany (DEU).  DEU and UK have broadly aligned timelines to replace their current WWGCC.  The history of collaboration and interoperability between the nations has also led to significant alignment of their requirements. The Authority now has approval to work bi-laterally with DEU to procure an amphibious WWGCC. It is the Authority’s expectation to place a Contract through a Delivery Agent on behalf of DEU and UK Authorities.
Please note information regarding an Industry Event in the 'Additional Information' section of this PIN.

financialTerms: not known at this time

description: Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work

description: Repair and maintenance services of security and defence materials

description: Defence services, military defence services and civil defence services

Ministry of Defence

locality: Bristol

streetAddress: Elm 1C, MOD Abbey Wood South,

description: Defence

legalName: Ministry of Defence

description:
The Authority is inviting industry to register its interest to participate in an Industry Event where they will brief industry on the TRITON project and system requirements. This shall lead to a Request for Information (RFI) to better understand potential solutions, in particular, to refine the Authorities cost and time assumptions. This will be a non-competitive, information gathering exercise, where interested parties are invited to respond to based on providing  the whole capability.
The Industry Event is expected to be conducted via MS Teams on 6th October 2021. Thereafter, a formal Request for Information in the form of a questionnaire will be released.
To register your initial interest in the Industry Event you are requested to register through the following routes:
1.	Contact via e-mail  Daisy.wallis106@mod.gov.uk and Cathy.bryant104@mod.gov.uk
Please register your interest by 17:00 on 1st September 2021 to ensure you will be issued with an invite to the Industry Event.  If Industry have any questions concerning this capability, they can be put forward during the Industry Event or through the RFI. Any questions asked at the Industry Event will be registered and logged during the event. The Authorities answers to questions, asked at the event or through the RFI, will be issued to all parties who have attended the Industry Event and responded to the RFI.
All work completed in response to the Event is at industry’s own risk.  The Event will not represent a commitment by the Authority to launch any formal procurement procedure, nor does it indicate that the Authority has decided on its procurement options for this requirement. Furthermore, any participation in the Industry Event does not guarantee that you will be invited to participate in any future tender exercise.  Should the Authority run a competition for this requirement then participants will be selected via the Delivery Agent’s Procedures (e.g. Pre-Qualification Questionnaires).


currency: GBP

status: active

description:
The East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust (EEAST) has a requirement for a works contract to facilitate a new building to accommodate its Make Ready Hub facility for the Bury St Edmunds area.
Make Ready is a staff friendly, vehicle preparation and cleaning programme that aims to maximise availability of resources for patients, while minimising risks to cleanliness, and critical equipment and vehicle failures. This Hub is the critical enabling infrastructure that will support EEAST’s ability to meet patient needs today and in the future. Make Ready Hubs have staff well-being and sustainability with future proofing ingrained within their purpose.
This Hub is a central reporting Hub, meaning that staff across the catchment area will begin and end their shifts there. It is the first of at least 10 that will be built in this style.
The requirement is for a turnkey package from suitably qualified developers/funders to deliver a new building on an existing 2-acre site currently owned by EEAST located at 5 Fortress Way, Suffolk Park, Bury St Edmonds, Suffolk, IP32 7FQ to accommodate some 2,800 (approx.) square metres of accommodation (Facility).
Existing EEAST Ambulance facilities are shown on the map included within the set of documents produced by EEAST relating to the description of the Facility, its location and any other requirements (Procurement Pack).
EEAST will enter into a lease for a period of either 25 or 30 years upon completion of the Facility. EEAST will expect the cost of the site and the costs of the design and construction of the works to be fully rentalised over the term and be within the expected range of £500,000-700,000 p.a.
Certain project specifics are summarised below and are fundamental to the requirements of EEAST:
• A minimum gross internal floor area of 2,800m2 as detailed in the project plans and specification;
• A minimum of 143 car parking spaces, subject to planning;
• A minimum of 33 long-wheelbase ambulance parking bays and 4 RRV parking bays;
• BREEAM Excellent Design and Construction;
• A bespoke design solution to accommodate offices, training rooms, vehicle preparation and fleet maintenance areas. The design should conform to the internal building layouts, site configuration and design requirements described within the detailed plans, outline specification and room data sheets; and
• The final design solution should be operationally appropriate for the Facility and should comply with all applicable statutory, legal and EEAST requirements.
The Facility will operate 24 hours a day and seven days a week throughout the year.
EAST anticipates appointing a preferred developer during January 2022 with a view to the preferred developer submitting a planning application during March 2022. This is to enable the planning condition in the development agreement to be satisfied by May 2022.

variantPolicy: notAllowed

description:
The SQ will be evaluated in accordance with the evaluation methodology and process set out in the SQ document.
The highest ranking four Potential Suppliers based on the four highest scores for the scored parts of SQ responses will be invited to take part in the next stage of the procurement.
In the event of a tie between two or more Suppliers for 4th place, the Authority then reserves the right to take through both (or all if there are more than two) tied suppliers which may increase the number of shortlisted Suppliers to more than four. However, the Authority does not intend to take more than 4 bidders thought to ISFT
In the event that there are fewer than four suitably qualified Potential Suppliers (i.e., fewer than four Potential Suppliers pass Stages 1 to 5) the Authority may take through fewer than four suitably qualified Potential Suppliers provided that there is a sufficient number of Potential Suppliers to ensure genuine competition

description: Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP32 7FQ

region: UKH

scheme: CPV

description: Construction work for buildings relating to law and order or emergency services

title: New Build Ambulance Operations Hub (Bury St Edmunds)

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

scheme: CELEX

performanceTerms: See Selection Questionnaire and Invitation to Participate in Dialogue

submissionMethod: electronicSubmission written

procurementMethod: selective

type: suitability

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Competitive dialogue

roles: buyer reviewBody

locality: Bedford

postalCode: MK44 3WH

countryName: United Kingdom

streetAddress: Lakeview House, Priory Business Park, Fraser Road

description: Body governed by public law

scheme: COFOG

description: Health

initiationType: tender


description: The National Tutoring Programme aims to deliver high quality tutoring services to English Schools in the support of disadvantaged pupils. Building on Year 1, NTP Phase 2 will establish an education sector prime supplier to manage the totality of the NTP services driving both quality and value from the end-to-end service. The supplier will ensure the high quality of tuition and the realisation of ambitious targets for both pupil reach, and attainment catch up. To do this, the Supplier will establish a panel of tuition providers, and associated tutors, to deliver targeted tutoring services offered to all disadvantaged pupils, based on pupil premium, from 5-16-year-olds. The Supplier will also recruit and provide Academic Mentors to the most disadvantaged Schools, as set out in the eligibility criteria. NTP Phase 2 service delivery is expected to begin from Sept 2021.

title: NTP2 - CR001 - Education Partner Services

description: Education and training services

mainProcurementCategory: services

Department for Education

locality: London

streetAddress: Sanctuary Buildings, 20, Great Smith Street

legalName: Department for Education

Randstad Public Services Ltd

locality: Luton

streetAddress: 450 Capability Green

scale: large

legalName: Randstad Public Services Ltd

Randstad Public Services Limited

legalName: Randstad Public Services Limited

Department for Education

postalCode: SW1P 3BT

description: Education and training services

rationale: Need for additional works, services or supplies by the original contractor/concessionaire: Additional work-package enabling the existing Supplier to engage with education sector subject matter expertise via an Education Partner.

description: No previous changes.  This modification is to include an additional work-package enabling the existing Supplier to engage with education sector subject matter expertise via an Education Partner


name: Ministry of Defence, Helicopters, Chinook Project Team

title: CHC/640 The Procurement of a Enabling Support Contract for the Repair, Procurement and Modification of Chinook Aircraft Covers

section: Section VI

text: The CHC640 Aircraft Covers Annex A initial order list has bee made available to potential tenders. It can be found attached to the DPQQ on DSP within the Attachments section.

label: Duration of the contract or time limit for completion

section: Section VII.3

label: time limit for receipt of requests to participate

section: Section IV.3.4

description: Yes. A Reverse Auction, conducted using electronic means, may be used as part of the procurement process for this requirement. Specific relevant information on Reverse Auction usage will be given in the Invitation to Tender.

description:
The requirement is to place an enabling support contract for the provision of Chinook Aircraft Covers and Miscellaneous Covers. This requirement shall include the procurement of an initial order, and the ability to procure new, repair and maintenance of existing covers via the contract tasking mechanism.
Aircraft covers shall be manufactured in accordance with the Manufacturing Data Pack provided by the Authority. Quantity or scope: The requirement is to place an enabling support contract for the provision of Chinook Aircraft Covers and Miscellaneous Covers. This requirement shall include the procurement of an initial order, and the ability to procure new, repair and maintenance of existing covers via the contract tasking mechanism.
Interested companies are required to complete a Dynamic Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (DPQQ) to provide the Authority with information to evaluate the company’s capacities and capabilities against the selection criteria.
The Authority will use the DPQQ response to create a shortlist of tenderers who:
a) are eligible to participate;
b) fulfil any minimum economic, financial, professional and technical standards; and,
c) best meet in terms of capacity and capability the selection criteria set out below
It is envisaged that a minimum number of 3 and a maximum number of 10 companies will be invited to tender by the Authority based upon the DPQQ response weighted scores.

reviewDetails: 30 Calendar days from the issue of this contract notice.

description: Aircraft equipment

description: The tenderer has to indicate in the tender any share of the contract it may intend to subcontract to third parties and any proposed subcontractor, as well as the subject-matter of the subcontracts for which they are proposed. The tenderer has to indicate any change occurring at the level of subcontractors during the execution of the contract.

depositsGuarantees: The Authority may require a Parent Company Guarantee at it's sole discretion.

description:
Suppliers Instructions How to Express Interest in this Tender:
1. Register your company on the eSourcing portal (this is only required once)
- Browse to the eSourcing Portal
- Click the “Click here to register” link
- Accept the terms and conditions and click “continue”
- Enter your correct business and user details
- Note the username you chose and click “Save” when complete
- You will shortly receive an email with your unique password (please keep this secure)
2. Express an Interest in the tender
- Login to the portal with the username/password
- Click the "PQQs Open to All Suppliers" link. (These are Pre-Qualification Questionnaires open to any registered supplier)
- Click on the relevant PQQ to access the content.
- Click the “Express Interest” button in the “Actions” box on the left-hand side of the page.
- This will move the PQQ into your “My PQQs” page. (This is a secure area reserved for your projects only)
- Click on the PQQ code, you can now access any attachments by clicking the “Settings and Buyer Attachments” in the “Actions” box
3. Responding to the tender
- You can now choose to “Reply” or “Reject” (please give a reason if rejecting)
- You can now use the ‘Messages’ function to communicate with the buyer and seek any clarification
- Note the deadline for completion, then follow the onscreen instructions to complete the PQQ
- There may be a mixture of online & offline actions for you to perform (there is detailed online help available)
If you require any further assistance please consult the online help, or contact the eTendering help desk.

type: economic

minimum:
As Per "701549422 PQQ - CHC/640 Enabling Support Contract for Chinook Aircraft Covers PQQ", attachment "CHC640 Aircraft Covers DPQQ"
The Authority reserve the right to exclude a potential tenderer if the estimated contract value exceed 40% of the potential tenderers turn over.

description: As Per "701549422 PQQ - CHC/640 Enabling Support Contract for Chinook Aircraft Covers PQQ", attachment "CHC640 Aircraft Covers DPQQ".

type: technical

minimum:
As Per "701549422 PQQ - CHC/640 Enabling Support Contract for Chinook Aircraft Covers PQQ", attachment "CHC640 Aircraft Covers DPQQ"
Potential tenderers will be scored in accordance with the criteria listed and the highest 10 potential tenderers will be invited to tender. A minimum score of 10 (satisfactory) shall be required for all scored and weighted questions, this shall be calculated as a minimum 9.9% weighting for inclusion in the ITT stage for this requirement. All remaining questions will be PASS/FAIL. An evaluation of a FAIL shall result in an unsuccessful result and you will not be included within the next stage of tendering for this requirement.

description:
As Per "701549422 PQQ - CHC/640 Enabling Support Contract for Chinook Aircraft Covers PQQ", attachment "CHC640 Aircraft Covers DPQQ"
 See PQQ - Potential tenderers will be scored in accordance with the criteria listed and the highest 10 potential tenderers will be invited to tender. A minimum of 9.9% will need to be achieved for inclusion in the ITT stage for this requirement.
Where questions are scored and weighted the following criteria will apply:
Potential tenderers will be scored in accordance with the criteria listed and the highest 10 potential tenderers will be invited to tender. A minimum score of 10 (satisfactory) shall be required for all scored and weighted questions, this shall be calculated as a minimum 9.9% weighting for inclusion in the ITT stage for this requirement. All remaining questions will be PASS/FAIL. An evaluation of a FAIL shall result in an unsuccessful result and you will not be included within the next stage of tendering for this requirement.
Where questions are scored and weighted the following criteria will apply:
0: No response/Poor Response – limited, it lacks detail, credibility and/or explanation, and demonstrates only a basic understanding of the requirement. Partial responses provided, not linked to the key attributes of the questions — anecdotal in parts. The response provides limited evidence of processes, procedures, roles/responsibilities and professional competency etc. The answer contains ambiguities or deficiencies that may not be tolerated. Your inclusion in the final Tender assessment will not be included, as the minimum scoring required is 10 anything below this will be considered not compliant.
10: Satisfactory Response — demonstrates a satisfactory understanding of the requirement. The response outlines a level of professional competency. Response includes some key processes and procedures, linked to key attributes of the questions and demonstrates a reasonably acceptable approach that covers most areas, however, lacks depth and supporting evidence.
30: Good Response — is sufficiently detailed to demonstrate a good understanding of the requirement. Demonstrable approach that is clear and consistent. Processes and procedures are reasonably well explained and logical. Response is clear, verifiable and covers all key attributes of the question.
70: Very Good Response — demonstrates a strong understanding of the requirement. It provides specific details and clearly demonstrates professional competencies and works experience in relation to the question. Evidence provided to support a confidence in ability to deliver. The response identifies specific commendations/awards achieved in relation to the question being answered, that can be verified by the evaluation team.
100: Excellent Response — is comprehensive, unambiguous and demonstrates an excellent understanding of the requirement. Approach is detailed and includes robust and effective measures, with processes and procedures being clearly explained and perfectly logical. It provides specific specific details and clearly demonstrates professional competencies and relevant works experience in relation to the question. Clear and fully verifiable evidence provided that covers all attributes, providing high degree of confidence in ability to deliver. The response identifies specific commendations/awards achieved in relation to the question being answered, that can be verified by the evaluation team.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted

description: Purchase

Ministry of Defence

postalCode: BS34 8QW

streetAddress: MOD Abbey Wood North

streetAddress: MOD Abbey Wood North, NH5 Teak Level 1 #5105

roles: reviewBody mediationBody

streetAddress: MOD Abbey Wood North NH5 Teak Level 1 #5101

description:
The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.The Authority reserves the right to amend any condition related to security of information to reflect any changes in national law or government policy. If any contract documents are accompanied by instructions on safeguarding classified information (e.g. a Security Aspects Letter), the Authority reserves the right to amend the terms of these instructions to reflect any changes in national law or government policy, whether in respect of the applicable protective marking scheme, specific protective markings given, the aspects to which any protective marking applies, or otherwise. The link below to the Gov.uk website provides information on the Government Security Classification.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/government-security-classification
The Contracting Authority intends to use an e-Tendering system in this procurement exercise, please visit www.contracts.mod.uk for full details and to register your interest in this procurement.
The Cyber Risk Profile for this requirement identified by the Cyber Risk Assessment is Low (Reference – RAR-2ZKJGHDX )


status: planned

description:
The Home Office is the lead government department for immigration and passports, drugs policy, crime, fire, counter-terrorism and police. It is responsible for controlling migration for the economic benefit of the country and protecting its borders. It gives permission to those who wish to come to the UK to work or study. It also supports those with genuine protection needs who have come to the UK as asylum seekers, with humanitarian protection needs and those who settle as refugees. This includes work with some of the most vulnerable in our society and we put people at the heart of all that we do.
The Home Office has a duty under Section 55 of the Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009 to ensure that all functions “safeguard and promote the welfare of children,” and that “any services provided by another person pursuant to arrangements which are made by the Secretary of State are provided having regard to that need.” The future contract contributes to meeting this obligation, ensuring that UASC can adequately access the services and support they are entitled to. It is important operationally that this support is independent to the Home Office, in order to complement the asylum system functions delivered by the Home Office for UASC. Furthermore, for some children, who have a fear of state persecution in their countries of origin, support from a non-governmental organisation can be invaluable.
The Home Office is seeking to procure a provider or providers that will support its Section 55 duties. This will include, but will not be limited to, the activities set out below across England and Wales:
•	Act in the best interests of children at all times, including having close regard to safeguarding concerns.
Lot 1- Initial support for UASC at Dover port.
•	Provide a 24/7 support service at the port of Dover. To provide initial advice and support appropriate to the needs of newly arrived children at the port, prior to them being taken into the care of a local authority.
Lot 2- Ongoing support for UASC across England and Wales
•	Assist UASC, and those responsible for their care, to understand the end to end asylum process; including helping UASC to advise the Home Office of material changes in their circumstances, provide a general advice and signposting service to UASC following an asylum decision and as appropriate, inform the child of the Assisted Voluntary Returns programme, and provide impartial advice on this.
•	As appropriate, act as Responsible Adults for children at substantive asylum interviews and other asylum process events.
•	Where children do not have existing legal representation for their asylum application, to refer to a Legal Aid Agency accredited legal representative, or to offer the necessary information to the relevant social worker or carer.
•	Assist children to understand their rights and responsibilities while being a looked after child in England, and to make relevant referrals as necessary to support them with this.
•	Work with Local Authorities to make sure that children are receiving the right level of support, including but not limited to accommodation, education, and mental and emotional health support.
•	As appropriate, assist the child to make positive cultural connections.
The content of this PIN, including the nature of works, services and estimated value, may be the subject to change.

description: Kent

region: UK

description: Welfare services for children and young people

description: Guidance and counselling services

description: Guidance services

description: Counselling services

description: Welfare services not delivered through residential institutions

description: Administrative social services

description: Nationwide

description: Guidance and counselling services

description: Guidance services

description: Counselling services

description: Administrative social services

title: Independent advice and support for Unaccompanied Asylum-seeking Children (UASCs)

description:
The Home Office is seeking to procure the provision of independent end-to-end advice, support and signposting assistance throughout the asylum application process in England and Wales for Unaccompanied Asylum-seeking Children (UASC).
The content of this PIN, including the nature of works, services and estimated value, may be subject to change.
The contract will commence on 1st April 2022 and is expected to be in place for three financial years.

description: Social work and related services

Home Office

description: Ministry or any other national or federal authority, including their regional or local subdivisions

description: General public services

legalName: Home Office

description:
It is our intention to invite those suppliers that express an interest in this procurement to an early engagement session in September, subject to parties signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement.
The Home Office eSourcing is used for sourcing activities. Please follow the steps below to register your interest:
1.	To express an interest, participants must first be registered on the Home Office eSourcing Suite. If you have not yet registered, this can be done online at https://homeoffice.app.jaggaer.com/web/login.html by following the Register Here Link . Please note that, to register, you must have a valid DUNS number (as provided by Dun and Bradstreet) for the organisation which you are registering and who will be entering into a contract if invited to do so.
2.	Email: UASCsupportprocurement@homeoffice.gov.uk
3.	Title of email: Independent Advice and Support for Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASCs) Procurement - Expression of Interest,
Email to include: Organisation name, Contact name, E-mail address and telephone number.


measure: bids

status: cancelled

description: This contract has been awarded for a Strategic Modelling Partner to support the delivery of the modelling strategy. The Modelling Strategy aims to model all the scientific, economic and behavioural aspects of the schemes in advance and use it to optimise the outcomes of the programme.

type: price

title: Strategic Modelling Partner

status: complete

text: 1.4 - National or federal Agency/Office

text: 1.4 - Body governed by public law

text: IV1.1 - Open Procedure

text: IV1.1 - Restricted Procedure

description: Research and development services and related consultancy services

procurementMethod: open

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

Defra Network eTendering Portal

postalCode: SW1P 3JR

streetAddress: 17 Nobel House

description: National or federal agency/office

description: Environmental protection

legalName: Defra Network eTendering Portal

name: Department For Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

Gutteridge, Haskins and Davey Limited

locality: Cheshire

legalName: Gutteridge, Haskins and Davey Limited

DEFRA

locality: City of Westminster

streetAddress: Department For Environment Food & Rural Affairs (D E F R A)

legalName: DEFRA


measure: smeBids

measure: electronicBids

title: NHS Rotherham CCG :  Suicide Bereavement Support Service

description:
In relation to this Service the following commitments have been made nationally that by 2023/24:
The current suicide prevention programme will cover every local area in the country.
All systems will have suicide bereavement support services providing timely and appropriate support to families and staff in place. Additional information: The Contract will be for a term of 13 months with the opportunity to extend for 12 months subject to mutual agreement between the successful Bidder and the Authority. The maximum term of Contract is consequently 25 months. The contract value in this Notice is for the full 25 months

description: Rotherham, South Yorkshire

description: The NHS Long Term Plan published in July 2019 set out an ambitious programme of transformation across the NHS.  It recognises that suicide prevention is a complex system-wide challenge which requires close working between the NHS, public health and partner organisations, tailoring evidence of what works to local need and determinants. The suicide reduction ambition sits within the context of other improvements to mental health services in the NHS Long Term Plan which will support preventing suicides, most notably: 24/7 crisis care for all ages available via 111; integrated community models for SMI which will include meeting needs for those who self-harm and with co-morbid substance use; and improving the therapeutic environment in inpatient settings

description: Guidance and counselling services

NHS Rotherham CCG

locality: Rotherham

postalCode: S66 1YY

streetAddress: Oak House, Moorhead Way

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

legalName: NHS Rotherham CCG

NHS Monitor

legalName: NHS Monitor

NHS Rotherham  CCG

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

legalName: NHS Rotherham  CCG

Listening Ear

locality: Merseyside

postalCode: L26 6LA

streetAddress: 70 Church Road, Halewood

scale: sme

legalName: Listening Ear

NHS Improvement

legalName: NHS Improvement


region: UKI

title: Hire of the Royal Albert Hall for the Mountbatten Festival of Music (701576385)

description: Theatrical producers', singer groups', bands' and orchestras' entertainment services

procurementMethod: limited

procurementMethodDetails: Award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition

procurementMethodRationale: The Royal Navy, part of the UK Ministry of Defence, has awarded a 2 year contract to The Corporation of the Hall of Arts and Sciences (“The Royal Albert Hall”) for the hire of the Royal Albert Hall to host the Mountbatten Music Festival in 2022 and 2023. It is considered that this contract can be awarded using the negotiated procedure without prior publication of a contract notice pursuant to regulation 32(2)(b)(i) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 for the aim of the procurement is the creation or acquisition of a unique work of art or artistic performance. This is because the Mountbatten Music Festival is traditionally held in the Royal Albert Hall.

description: The works, supplies or services can be provided only by a particular economic operator due to absence of competition for technical reasons

Ministry of Defence

locality: Portsmouth

postalCode: PO2 8BY

description: Defence


title: LOT 1-CHAIN

description: The above values include core services, specific optional services, and general optional services including expansion of the services as described in the tender.

description:
Contract start date will be April 2022. Contract duration will be of three (3) years and options to extend the contract for a further period of up to three (3) years, exercisable in one or more periods to a maximum of three (3) years.  The maximum duration of the contract (including all extensions) will be not more than six (6) years.
The extension is subject to spending review and funding allocation.

description:
Link to Lot 1-CHAIN tender documents:
https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert/Index?advertId=2e332261-ee0f-ec11-810e-005056b64545
What it does: CHAIN is a database that holds information about rough sleepers, provided by rough sleeping services across London. The database is used by services as a tool to inform and record the work that they do with their clients and their outcomes. It is also used by the GLA and local authorities to inform their rough sleeping strategies and commissioning of services.
Why it’s important: CHAIN is multi-faceted. It helps us to know how many rough sleepers in London are seen by outreach teams and other services, enabling us to better understand the
rough capital’s rough sleeping population. It also enables all the organisations working with someone to create a continuous record, rather than working independently. It also helps to identify gaps in service provision or emerging needs and respond quickly – focussing services where they are most needed at a local, and regional level. Additional information: • Lot 1 -CHAIN -Maximum estimated value of the contract over 6 years-£3.6m
Please note this is the maximum value. Actual value of the services are likely to be lower than this value. Where expansion of services are taking place under any lot, depending upon future funding available, value could also be higher than stated.
This value includes extension values. The extension is subject to spending review and funding allocation.

title: Lot 2- Clearing House

description:
Link to Lot 2-Clearing House tender documents:
https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=fb85e659-3110-ec11-810e-005056b64545
What it does: Clearing House acts as a point of coordination and liaison for a partnership of 40 housing associations and many rough sleeping services. Jointly they provide access for people with a history of rough sleeping to over 3,500 earmarked one-bed flats at social rent levels. These come with floating support, provided by the Tenancy Sustainment Teams (see below). Clearing House accept referrals from all the major hostels and outreach teams, and work with their housing association contacts to match people on their waiting list with appropriate homes and support. The service has also recently been expanded to offer a similar, but tailored, service for women and families moving on from refuges.
Why it’s important: Many people who sleep rough do so because they do not have other accommodation options and do not have high priority for local authority housing. The Clearing House ensures that those most in need of social housing are able to access it, and works to remove as many barriers as possible. This option allows hundreds of people to move off the street, and out of hostels and other temporary accommodation, into their own home, offering security and freeing up hostel spaces for others sleeping rough. Additional information: • Lot 2 -Clearing House -Maximum estimated value of the contract over 6 years-£6.5m
Please note this is the maximum value. Actual value of the services are likely to be lower than this value. Where expansion of services are taking place under any lot, depending upon future funding available, value could also be higher than stated.
This value includes extension values. The extension is subject to spending review and funding allocation.

title: Lot 3- TST North

description:
Link to Lot 3- TST North tender documents:
https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=68ff1637-3410-ec11-810e-005056b64545
What they do: The TSTs provide floating support for former rough sleepers who have moved into homes via the Clearing House. Everyone has a named support worker from within the team who they can contact for support with any issues which arise, and who will arrange fortnightly visits to check how things are going and offer advice and access to specialist services. The TSTs focus on three main areas of work: supporting people to maintain their tenancy, supporting them to access employment and training opportunities, and supporting them to move to independent accommodation when they no longer need the service. Each team works with over 800 people every year, and during 2019/20, 97 per cent of people supported by them sustained their tenancies.
Why it’s important: Making sure that once someone has moved away from sleeping rough they don’t have return to the streets is one of the Mayor’s priorities. Moving from the streets or a hostel into your own flat is a big step – for many people it will be the first time that they have held their own tenancy. To make sure that people have the best chance possible to thrive in their new home, TSTs provide an important source of support and guidance.
Bidders can bid for all lots, however, between Lot 3-TST North and Lot 4-TST South a bidder will be awarded only one lot. Each bidder will be required to submit their preference during tender bid submission and should the same bidder win both Lot 3 and Lot 4 then bidder will be allocated the lot which is their first preference and their other lot will abandoned . Subsequently, the next ranked bidder in the abandoned lot will be awarded the abandoned lot. Additional information: • Lot 3 -TST North -Maximum estimated value of the contract over 6 years-£21m
Please note this is the maximum value. Actual value of the services are likely to be lower than this value. Where expansion of services are taking place under any lot, depending upon future funding available, value could also be higher than stated.
This value includes extension values. The extension is subject to spending review and funding allocation.

title: Lot 4- TST South

description:
Link to Lot 4- TST South tender documents are:
https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=82f50bd0-3510-ec11-810e-005056b64545
What they do: The TSTs provide floating support for former rough sleepers who have moved into homes via the Clearing House. Everyone has a named support worker from within the team who they can contact for support with any issues which arise, and who will arrange fortnightly visits to check how things are going and offer advice and access to specialist services. The TSTs focus on three main areas of work: supporting people to maintain their tenancy, supporting them to access employment and training opportunities, and supporting them to move to independent accommodation when they no longer need the service. Each team works with over 800 people every year, and during 2019/20, 97 per cent of people supported by them sustained their tenancies.
Why it’s important: Making sure that once someone has moved away from sleeping rough they don’t have return to the streets is one of the Mayor’s priorities. Moving from the streets or a hostel into your own flat is a big step – for many people it will be the first time that they have held their own tenancy. To make sure that people have the best chance possible to thrive in their new home, TSTs provide an important source of support and guidance.
Bidders can bid for all lots, however, between Lot 3-TST North and Lot 4-TST South a bidder will be awarded only one lot. Each bidder will be required to submit their preference during tender bid submission and should the same bidder win both Lot 3 and Lot 4 then bidder will be allocated the lot which is their first preference and their other lot will abandoned . Subsequently, the next ranked bidder in the abandoned lot will be awarded the abandoned lot. Additional information: • Lot 4 -TST South -Maximum estimated value of the contract over 6 years-£16.5m
Please note this is the maximum value. Actual value of the services are likely to be lower than this value. Where expansion of services are taking place under any lot, depending upon future funding available, value could also be higher than stated.
This value includes extension values. The extension is subject to spending review and funding allocation.

description: Database and operating software package

description: Data services

description: Health and social work services

description: Social work and related services

description: Health and social work services

description: Health and social work services

description: Health and social work services

title: GLA- 27222 -Rough Sleeper programme

description:
Rough sleeping is the most severe and visible form of homelessness. Under his ‘Life off the Streets’ programme the Mayor funds a range of pan-London rough sleeping services, with the aim that everyone sleeping rough in the capital has an immediate and sustainable route off the streets. As part of this programme, the Mayor has a suite of ‘core’ services; some of which are intended to be re-commissioned with new contracts commencing in April 2022. All services will be underpinned by the Rough Sleeping Commissioning Framework.
The broad objectives of these services are:
• To minimise the flow of new rough sleepers onto the streets
• To ensure that no one lives on the streets of London
• To ensure that no one returns to the streets of London
The tender will have four lots:
• Lot 1 -CHAIN -Maximum estimated value of the contract over 6 years-£3.6m
• Lot 2 -Clearing House -Maximum estimated value of the contract over 6 years-£6.5m
• Lot 3 – TST North -Maximum estimated value of the contract over 6 years-£21m
• Lot 4 – TST South-Maximum estimated value of the contract over 6 years-£16.5m
The same supplier cannot be awarded Lot 3-TST North and Lot 4-TST South, however, suppliers can submit tender for all lots.
Please note this is the estimated maximum value. Actual value of the services are likely to be lower than this value. The above values include core services, specific optional services, and general optional services including expansion of the services.
Contract start date will be April 2022. Contract duration will be of three (3) years and options to extend the contract for a further period of up to three (3) years, exercisable in one or more periods to a maximum of three (3) years. The maximum duration of the contract (including all extensions) will be not more than six (6) years.
Information for Lot 1- CHAIN (Combined Homelessness and Information Network)
What it does: CHAIN is a database that holds information about rough sleepers, provided by rough sleeping services across London. The database is used by services as a tool to inform and record the work that they do with their clients and their outcomes. It is also used by the GLA and local authorities to inform their rough sleeping strategies and commissioning of services.
Information for Lot 2- Clearing house
What it does: Clearing House acts as a point of coordination and liaison for a partnership of 40 housing associations and many rough sleeping services. Jointly they provide access for people with a history of rough sleeping to over 3,500 earmarked one-bed flats at social rent levels. These come with floating support, provided by the Tenancy Sustainment Teams (see below). Clearing House accept referrals from all the major hostels and outreach teams, and work with their housing association contacts to match people on their waiting list with appropriate homes and support. The service has also recently been expanded to offer a similar, but tailored, service for women and families moving on from refuges.
Information for Lot 3 TST North and Lot 4 TST South: Tenancy Sustainment Teams North and South (TSTs): What they do: The TSTs provide floating support for former rough sleepers who have moved into homes via the Clearing House. Everyone has a named support worker from within the team who they can contact for support with any issues which arise, and who will arrange fortnightly visits to check how things are going and offer advice and access to specialist services. The TSTs focus on three main areas of work: supporting people to maintain their tenancy, supporting them to access employment and training opportunities, and supporting them to move to independent accommodation when they no longer need the service. Each team works with over 800 people every year, and during 2019/20, 97 per cent of people supported by them sustained their tenancies.

description: Health and social work services

Transport for London

postalCode: SE10 0ES

streetAddress: 14 Pier Walk

description: Body governed by public law

description: Social protection

legalName: Transport for London

TfL

legalName: TfL

description:
The GLA/TfL reserves the right to discontinue any procurement it commences, reject all or any of the bids for the competition and not to award any contracts. The GLA/Tfl reserves the right (in its absolute discretion) to amend the information stated in this notice at the time of issue of any further notice(s) or at any time or tender documents, without any liability on its part.
Tender documentation issued by government departments for contracts exceeding 10,000 GBP over the life of the contract are published online at https://www.gov.uk/contracts-finder or other publications. Any contracts awarded as a result of this procurement will be published on the website, subject to the statutory grounds for redaction as set out in the FOI Act 2000.


name: Onward Group Ltd (acting on behalf of itself and any current or future subsidiaries)

description: Onward are seeking to appoint a single suitably qualified, accredited, and experienced contractor on a sole source framework to undertake all instructed works as a managed package across the defined areas. For the avoidance of doubt the works will be predominantly to the Merseyside Region however there may be an occasional requirement to attend properties in the Greater Manchester City Region and Lancashire Region.The anticipated total value range of the framework is between £1,000,000 per annum. The framework will be for the provision of a managed service covering several different types of repair work including, but not limited to, the following works within the boundaries  of the contract area. Complex Repairs (ie. roof replacement, lead roof replacement, stonework repairs, lead gutter replacement, damp remediation works etc)Typical Domestic Property Repairs (ie plastering, joinery and decoration)The Framework will be let for a period of four (4) years with no option to extend (the Term).

region: UKD

description: Repair and maintenance services

title: Complex and Disrepairs Framework

description: A Sole source framework to undertake disrepair and planned complex repairs, predominantly in the Merseyside region, with occasional works in Manchester and Lancashire.The framework term is 4 years with no option to extend with an estimated value of £1m of appointed works per annum

performanceTerms: Under this contract the contractor and its supply chain will be required to actively participate in the achievement of social and/or environmental policy objectives relating to recruitment, training and supply chain initiatives.  Accordingly the contract performance conditions may relate in particular to social and environmental considerations.

reviewDetails: The contracting authority will observe a standstill period following the award of the contract and conduct itself in respect of any appeals in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Repairs that are carried out under the requirements of Section 11 of The Landlord and Tenant Act 1985

locality: Manchester

postalCode: M21 7QY

streetAddress: Renaissance House, 2 Christie Way, Disdbury

description: Body governed by public law

description: Housing and community amenities

name: High Court of England and Wales, Royal Court of Justice

postalCode: WC1A 2LL

name: High Court of England and Wales, Royal Courts of Justcice

Cabinet Office

postalCode: SW1A 2AS

legalName: Cabinet Office

description: Under the Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 the contracting authority must consider:a) how what is proposed to be procured might improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of the area where it exercises its functions; andb) how, in conducting the process of procurement, it might act with a view to securing that improvement. Accordingly, the subject matter of the contract has been scoped to take into account the priorities of the contracting authority relating to economic, social and environmental well-being. These priorities are described in the procurement documents.


name: Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit

rel: prev

description: Care Home with Nursing - Fast Track/End of Life - 65+

Attributes

type: quality

description: Health services

locality: Rugeley

streetAddress: Attn. Martin Pope, Anglesey House

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

Ashcroft House Ltd

locality: Liverpool

postalCode: L37 2EG

streetAddress: 10-12 Elson Road

legalName: Ashcroft House Ltd


description: Option to extend contract for up to a further four year period.

description:
Warrington Borough Council (WBC) has a statutory duty to provide household waste recycling facilities (from now on referred to as “Community Recycling Centres”) for its residents to dispose of their household waste which is unable to be collected as part of the fortnightly kerbside collection schemes.
The primary purpose of a CRC is to provide facilities where residents can deposit waste materials for recovery by re-use, recycling or composting. The secondary purpose of a CRC is to provide facilities where residents can deposit waste materials for their subsequent disposal.
The service requirement is as follows:
Management and operations of CRC Sites – including staffing, all equipment, waste segregation, facilities management, asset management, maximising recycling and diversion from disposal operations.
Haulage of Waste to final disposal/treatment outlets – each individual waste stream will need to be transported to a waste treatment/recovery facility as determined by the contractor.  The Council will consider the option of providing the treatment/recovery of residual and organic waste streams as part of the Councils Residual and Organic Waste contracts.
Recovery/Treatment/Disposal of waste streams collected at the CRC sites – each individual waste stream collected at the CRCs will need to be consigned to a recovery, treatment or where required disposal facility.

name: Contract Demobilsation/ Expiry Arrangements

name: Site Performance, Operational and Strategic Reporting

name: Management of Waste Streams, Waste Acceptance on Sites and Access

title: Management and Operation of Household Waste Recycling Centres ( Community Recycling Centres )

description: Refuse and waste related services

procurementMethodDetails: Competitive procedure with negotiation

Warrington Borough Council

locality: Warrington

postalCode: WA1 1UH

streetAddress: East Annexe Town Hall Sankey Street

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Warrington Borough Council

Environmental Waste Controls Ltd

locality: Prescot L34 9JA

legalName: Environmental Waste Controls Ltd


description: Adults' Personal Home Support 65+

title: Adults' Personal Home Support 65+

description: Adults' Personal Home Support 65+

description: Social work services without accommodation

London Borough of Waltham Forest

locality: Walthamstow

postalCode: E17 4JF

streetAddress: Waltham Forest Town Hall

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: London Borough of Waltham Forest

Vanity care Limited

locality: Ilford

postalCode: IG1 4LZ

legalName: Vanity care Limited


description: Two further 12 month extension periods.

description:
Surrey County Council is required under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) 1984 and the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 to provide a statutory service of an Appropriate Adult.
Surrey County Council wishes to commission a high-quality Appropriate Adult Service which safeguards the interests, rights, entitlements and welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults in Surrey who are suspected of a criminal offence, by ensuring that they are treated in a fair and just manner and are able to participate effectively where parents/carers, or the person with parental responsibility, are unable or unwilling to attend.
The presence of an Appropriate Adult provides one of the essential checks and balances within the criminal justice process and ensures that the rights of children, young people and vulnerable adults are protected.
Surrey County Council wishes to commission an Appropriate Adult Service for children and young people aged 10 -18 years and vulnerable adults aged 19 plus to be provided to all Police Stations with custody suites across the county of Surrey.

title: SCC AW Surrey Appropriate Adult Volunteering Service

description: Health and social work services

Surrey County Council

locality: Reigate

postalCode: RH2 8EF

streetAddress: Woodhatch Place 11 Cockshot Hill

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Surrey County Council

name: High Court of England and Wales — High Court of Justice

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: Royal Court of Justice


title: Category 1: Hydrogen generation and fuelling infrastructure

description:
Hydrogen generation and fuelling infrastructure (both permanent and temporary) to include but not limited to; complete mobile refuelling vehicles and conversion to existing chassis, mini hydrogen dispensers, emergency back-up solutions, hydrogen generation, self-contained hydrogen refuelling units, on-site stored hydrogen containers with and without compressors to regenerate hydrogen supply and facilities to utilise hydrogen production by-products, hydrogen refuelling stations, and hydrogen production plants including regional hydrogen hubs. Infrastructure may be provided by suppliers on a ‘fully managed’ basis, i.e. the supplier provides the necessary infrastructure, production, storage, delivery, and supply on a full turnkey basis.
Applications to participate are welcomed from Suppliers that do not provide all of the supplies/services stated above. Estimated total value of contracts to be awarded under this Category during the 60-month period is 250,000,000. Additional information: DPS is already available at https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-Inverness:-Hydrogen./PTFT6NGY42

title: Category 2: Supply of Hydrogen (for vehicle fuelling)

description:
Ongoing supply of Hydrogen to include but not limited to; Grey, Blue, and Green hydrogen, and also hydrogen produced from nuclear (Pink) sources. Hydrogen may be supplied using mobile refuelling vehicles, refilling of on-site stored hydrogen containers, and charged supply of hydrogen to the end buying customer as a method of recovering the cost invested in the infrastructure.
Applications to participate are welcomed from Suppliers that do not provide all of the supplies/services stated above. Estimated total value of contracts to be awarded under this Category during the 60-month period is 50,000,000. Additional information: DPS is already available at https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-Inverness:-Hydrogen./PTFT6NGY42
Please use the link to declare your interest and find out more.

title: Category 3: Electric vehicle charging infrastructure

description:
Electric vehicle charging infrastructure for specialist and heavy goods vehicles, this may also include charging infrastructure for any other vehicle and body type required. Contracts may include site surveys, installation, ongoing support/maintenance (of the charging points and associated equipment), site safety works (e.g. markings, signage, equipment), technical consultancy/guidance, dynamic load management, provision of emergency back-up solutions, and behind the meter production and storage options. EV charging infrastructure may be provided by suppliers on a ‘fully managed’ basis, i.e. the supplier provides the necessary infrastructure on a full turnkey basis.
Applications to participate are welcomed from Suppliers that do not provide all of the supplies/services stated above. Estimated total value of contracts to be awarded under this Category during the 60-month period is 75,000,000. Additional information: DPS is already available at https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-Inverness:-Hydrogen./PTFT6NGY42
Please use the link to declare your interest and find out more.

title: Category 4: Recycling and repurposing of electric vehicle batteries

description:
Recycling, and/or repurposing of electric vehicle batteries to include (but not limited to) all sizes and types of electric vehicle batteries. Recycling to include the disposal, disassembly, and recycling of precious metals, and other elements. Repurposing of batteries, to include any necessary refurbishment, for use in a variety of applications. Examples include energy storage (both domestic and commercial), mobile power units, storage to store energy at renewable production facilities (e.g. solar arrays), and emergency power storage (e.g. for use after natural disasters)
Applications to participate are welcomed from Suppliers that do not provide all of the supplies/services stated above. Estimated total value of contracts to be awarded under this Category during the 60-month period is 20,000,000 . Additional information: DPS is already available at https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-Inverness:-Hydrogen./PTFT6NGY42
Please use the link to declare your interest and find out more.

title: Category 5: Supply of Hydrogen (for domestic and commercial purposes)

description:
Ongoing supply of hydrogen to include but not limited to; Grey, Blue, and Green hydrogen, hydrogen produced from nuclear (Pink) sources, and hydrogen blended with natural gas. Hydrogen may be supplied into a closed/private network or grid, by using mobile refuelling vehicles, refilling of on-site stored hydrogen containers, and by any other means appropriate. Category may also include supply and installation of necessary infrastructure required to facilitate the supply of hydrogen to the network/grid.
Applications to participate are welcomed from Suppliers that do not provide all of the supplies/services stated above. Estimated total value of contracts to be awarded under this Category during the 60-month period is 30,000,000 . Additional information: DPS is already available at https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-Inverness:-Hydrogen./PTFT6NGY42
Please use the link to declare your interest and find out more.

description: UK UNITED KINGDOM

description: Hydrogen

description: Refuelling trailers

description: Vehicle refuelling services

description: Gaseous fuels

description: UK UNITED KINGDOM

description: Hydrogen

description: Gaseous fuels

description: UK UNITED KINGDOM

description: Chargers

description: UK UNITED KINGDOM

description: Batteries

description: Refurbishment work

description: Recycling equipment

description: Refuse recycling services

description: UK UNITED KINGDOM

description: Hydrogen

description: District heating

description: Electricity, heating, solar and nuclear energy

description: Gaseous fuels

title: Highland Council and TPPL Hydrogen Generation And Fuelling Infrastructure DPS

description:
The Council invites organisations to participate in a 60-month DPS across a number of categories for hydrogen generation and fuelling infrastructure. The DPS will be accessible by the Council and members of TPPL. The DPS may be used by all Contracting Authorities throughout all administrative regions of the UK (as defined by the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015) including but not limited to Government Departments and their Agencies, Non-Departmental Public Bodies, Central Government, NHS Bodies, Local Authorities, Emergency Services, Coastguard Emergency Services, Educational Establishments, Registered Social Landlords and Registered Charities who have a need to purchase the above services.
The DPS is being run by The Procurement Partnership and is available to join NOW at
https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-Inverness:-Hydrogen./PTFT6NGY42

description: Hydrogen

The Highland Council

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

locality: Inverness

postalCode: IV3 5NX

streetAddress: Council Headquarters, Glenurquhart Road

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: The Highland Council

postalCode: IV3 1NX

streetAddress: Council Headquarters, Glenurquhart Road,

description:
This DPS is being tendered by The Procurement Partnership via Delta Resourcing and is available NOW. Please follow the link below to declare an interest an access more information.
https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-Inverness:-Hydrogen./PTFT6NGY42
(SC Ref:666689)


title: Waste Transfer Station Operation & Haulage for Haverhill Area

description: To operate and manage a Waste Transfer Station for the receipt of residual waste, recyclable and organic wastes, primarily collected by West Suffolk Council in the Haverhill area of Suffolk. The provider will also be required to provide the haulage of residual waste to the Suffolk Energy from Waste facility, plus recyclable waste to the Materials Recovery Facility at Great Blakenham, and may also be required to provide haulage of other waste materials from the transfer stations. For the period 1st October 2021 to 30th November 2044. Additional information: The contract represents 16,000 tonnes per annum (10%) of the annual tonnage which goes through transfer stations in Suffolk. The Council is undertaking a procurement exercise using the above threshold restricted procedure for operation of our transfer stations for the 147,000 tonnes per annum (90%) with the contract to commence May 2022

description: Haverhill, West Suffolk

description: Refuse transport services

description: Refuse recycling services

description: Operation of a refuse site

description: Suffolk County Council is appointing a provider to operate and manage its own Waste Transfer Station in the Haverhill area of Suffolk for the receipt of residual waste, recyclable and organic wastes, primarily collected by West Suffolk Council. The provider will also be required to provide the haulage of residual waste to the Suffolk Energy from Waste facility, plus recyclable waste to the Materials Recovery Facility at Great Blakenham, and may also be required to provide haulage of other waste materials from the transfer station.

reviewDetails: Suffolk County Council incorporates a minimum 10 calendar day standstill period from the point at which information on the award of contract is communicated to tenderers. This period allows unsuccessful tenderers to seek further debriefing from the contracting authority before the contract is entered into. If an appeal regarding the award of contract has not been successfully resolved: The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 as amended provide for aggrieved parties who have been harmed or at risk of harm by a breach of the rules, to take action in the High Court (England, Wales and Northern Ireland) Any such action must be brought promptly)

description: Sewage, refuse, cleaning and environmental services

procurementMethodDetails: Negotiated without publication of a contract notice

procurementMethodRationale: In accordance with Regulation 32(2)(b)(ii) competition is absent for technical reasons where no reasonable alternative exists. A search on the Environment Agency's website has shown that there are no alternative licensed sites within a reasonable distance of Haverhill. Furthermore, due to the low tonnage involved, it would not be efficient to build and operate a new transfer station in isolation in this area and nor could a different operator provide a cost- effective service.

description: The works, supplies or services can be provided only by a particular economic operator due to absence of competition for technical reasons

Suffolk County Council

locality: IPSWICH

streetAddress: Endeavour House, Russell Rd

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Suffolk County Council

FCC Environment UK Ltd

locality: Northampton

postalCode: NN4 7RG

streetAddress: Ground Floor West, 900 Pavilion Drive, Northampton Business Park

legalName: FCC Environment UK Ltd

Suffolk County Council

locality: Ipswich

description: 1st October 2021 to 30th November 2044


measure: foreignBidsFromEU

measure: foreignBidsFromNonEU

title: Contract

description: 4 options to extend the contract by periods of 12 months

description: 4 options to renew the contract for periods of 12 months

description: The Contract requires the supply, delivery, installation and maintenance of Automatic Sampling equipment and associated spare parts, which includes:; • Static samplers; • Portable samplers; and • Spare Parts

price

type: cost

region: UKN

description: Repair and maintenance services for pumps, valves, taps and metal containers and machinery

description: Miscellaneous spare parts

title: C1112 Supply, Delivery, Installation and Maintenance of Waste Water Automatic Sampling Machines

description: Repair and maintenance services

NI Water and its subsidiaries

locality: Belfast

postalCode: BT14 6TE

streetAddress: Westland House

description: Water

legalName: NI Water and its subsidiaries

Northern Ireland Water

legalName: Northern Ireland Water

LAB PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION LIMITED

locality: BELFAST

postalCode: BT6 8DD

streetAddress: 2 Woostck Link

legalName: LAB PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION LIMITED

title: Contract


description:
This contract is being advertised for 3 + 1 + 1 years.
Please note there is no obligation or commitment to extend beyond the initial 3 years.

description:
UK Shared Business Services Ltd (UK SBS) wishes to establish a Contract for the provision of The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) Station and Ships: dry, frozen and bonded provisions on behalf of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).
It is intended that a sole provider will be appointed for this Contract.
The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) operate five research stations in and around Antarctica and a polar research ship. This RFP is to supply dry, frozen and bonded provisions for personnel on the stations and on board the ships.
Ships and stations will also procure provisions from other ports around the world that will not form part of this contract.
Other items excluded from this contract are:
• Fresh fruit and vegetables
• Field ration packs
During the Antarctic summer there can be more than 250 scientists and support personnel stationed around the region. Everything they need to survive and work needs to be imported by air or sea. Those who remain in Antarctica during the winter need adequate supplies for over six months of isolation.
The ship will take main stores twice a year, once on arrival in the UK after their Antarctic deployment, usually May or June; and again prior to their departure for Antarctica in September or October. The requirements are determined by the relevant purser and will encompass dry, frozen and bonded provisions.
Each station needs an annual replenishment of materials and equipment which is delivered by a BAS ship during the Antarctic summer field season. One of the most important elements of the resupply exercise is the restocking of food supplies.
A brief summary of the requirement has been provided above, please ensure you review the specification and all additional appendices for full details of this requirement. All documents relating to the procurement can be found within the Stage One: Overview Section on the Delta eSourcing Portal.
UK SBS is managing this procurement process in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended from time to time) (the "Regulations").
This is a Services Contract being procured under Open OJEU Procedure Regulations.
See section I.3) for access to procurement documentation.
UK SBS will be using the Delta eSourcing Portal for this procurement. The access code is: 34SKS4V98H

description: Food, beverages, tobacco and related products

title: FM21195 - Provision of British Antarctic Survey Food

streetAddress: Electronically

description:
UK SBS wishes to establish a Contract for the provision of The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) Station and Ships: dry, frozen and bonded provisions on behalf of UK Research and Innovation.
UK SBS is managing this procurement process in accordance with
Show less description the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as may be amended from time to time) (the "Regulations").
It is intended that a sole provider will be appointed for this Contract.
The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) operate five research stations in and around Antarctica and a polar research ship. This RFP is to supply dry, frozen and bonded provisions for personnel on the stations and on board the ships.
Ships and stations will also procure provisions from other ports around the world that will not form part of this contract.
Other items excluded from this contract are:
• Fresh fruit and vegetables
• Field ration packs
During the Antarctic summer there can be more than 250 scientists and support personnel stationed around the region. Everything they need to survive and work needs to be imported by air or sea. Those who remain in Antarctica during the winter need adequate supplies for over six months of isolation.
The ship will take main stores twice a year, once on arrival in the UK after their Antarctic deployment, usually May or June; and again prior to their departure for Antarctica in September or October. The requirements are determined by the relevant purser and will encompass dry, frozen and bonded provisions.
Each station needs an annual replenishment of materials and equipment which is delivered by a BAS ship during the Antarctic summer field season. One of the most important elements of the resupply exercise is the restocking of food supplies.
UK SBS will be used the Delta eSourcing Portal for this procurement. The access code is: 34SKS4V98H
This is a Supplies Contract being procured under Open OJEU Procedure Regulations.
See section I.3) for access to procurement documentation.

UK Research and Innovation

locality: SWINDON

postalCode: SN2 1FL

streetAddress: Polaris House, North Star Avenue

description: Body governed by public law

description: Public Procurement

legalName: UK Research and Innovation

UK Shared Business Services Ltd

locality: Swindon

postalCode: SN2 1FF

legalName: UK Shared Business Services Ltd

description:
All submissions will be assessed in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, for procurement values that exceed Regulation 5 (Threshold amounts).
Responses must be received by the date in the tender documentation; responses received outside of the deadline or not sent via the Delta eSourcing portal will not be accepted or considered further for this opportunity.
As a user of the Delta eSourcing Portal you will have access to the Delta messaging service which facilitates all messages sent to you and from you in relation to any specific tender event. Please note it is your responsibility to access these messages on a regular basis to ensure you have sight of all relevant information applicable to this opportunity.
The contracting authority expressly reserves the right:
(i) not to award any contract as a result of the procurement process commenced by publication of this notice; and
(ii) to make whatever changes it may see fit to the content and structure of the procurement and in no circumstances will the contracting authority be liable for any costs incurred by any supplier. If the contracting authority decides to enter into a contract with the successful supplier, this does not mean that there is any guarantee of subsequent contracts being awarded. Any expenditure, work or effort undertaken prior to contract award is accordingly a matter solely for the commercial judgement of bidders.
How to apply
UK Shared Business Services Ltd (UK SBS) will be using the Delta eSourcing Portal for this procurement.
To register on the Delta eSourcing portal please use the link
https://www.delta-esourcing.com/ and follow the instructions to register.
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description: The Authority reserves the right to extend such support for up to two further periods of up to 12 months each

description: The Department of Health & Social Care has set up the Test & Trace Programme to address the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic.  The purpose of the Test and Trace programme is: •	Saving Lives (rapid testing for anyone with symptoms)•	Protecting the vulnerable (screening of selected cohorts)•	Containment (Integral part of NHS Test and Trace) •	Getting UK back to work (testing available for all symptomatic citizens)•	Understanding prevalence (survey delivery) As part of the Mass Testing programme, the Test & Trace Programme produces PCR and LAMP test kits.  Currently, these diagnostic test kits are produced in a largely manual fashion.  The Test & Trace programme is seeking to establish a fully automated capability to produce diagnostic test-kits at large scale, in order to:•	Establish a lasting legacy to better prepare the UK for future pandemic events when they occur, and to repurpose the testing system for non-pandemic tests such as genetic sequencing, cancer diagnostics, STDs and other respiratory diseases;•	Improve quality of test kit production;•	Achieve a Maximum Capacity of 500,000 tests / day, of the four variants of Covid-19 test kits specified in the System Requirements Documents (SRD)to meet predicted test demand;•	Increase responsiveness to fluctuating demand, with the ability to quickly increase or decrease volumes in line with rapidly changing demand for Covid tests;•	Produce test kits for the four PCR test kits variants that make 99% of the demand, and to be able to accommodate planned / possible future kit without major redesign;•	Reduce the cost of producing test kits for the tax payer;We are seeking a supplier to design, deliver, install and commission this Automated Kitting Equipment, and to provide DHSC operator training and ongoing equipment support.  DHSC are now advising the market of our intention to procure these goods. This Procurement will establish a single Contract for the purchase of Kitting Automation Equipment. Additional information: ProcessSuppliers instructions: the opportunity will be available on the DHSC Atamis eTendering System and will be conducted using the competitive dialogue procedure. You must be registered on the Atamis e-Sourcing Suite (“Atamis”) via https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome in order to take part in this Procurement.

description: Machinery for food, beverage and tobacco processing and associated parts

description: Miscellaneous special-purpose machinery

description: The Department of Health & Social Care has set up the Test & Trace Programme to address the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic.  As part of the Mass Testing programme, the Test & Trace Programme produces PCR and LAMP test kits.  Currently, these diagnostic test kits are produced in a largely manual fashion.  The Test & Trace programme is seeking to establish a fully automated capability to produce diagnostic test-kits at large scale.

description: Electromechanical equipment

Department of Health and Social Care

locality: London

postalCode: SW1H 0EU

streetAddress: 39 Victoria Street

description: Ministry or any other national or federal authority, including their regional or local subdivisions

description: Health

legalName: Department of Health and Social Care

The High Court

streetAddress: Strand

legalName: The High Court

description: ProcessSuppliers instructions: the opportunity will be available on the DHSC Atamis eTendering System and will be conducted using the competitive dialogue procedure. You must be registered on the Atamis e-Sourcing Suite (“Atamis”) via https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome in order to take part in this Procurement.  If you are not already registered you can do so using the same link.  Select ‘Find Opportunities’ and then select the ‘Procurement of Kitting Automation Equipment’ opportunity, reference C43352. Once you have selected the Opportunity, press the ‘Register Interest’ button to register your interest. Once the tender pack is published you can review documents, send clarification messages, submit the response, or decline to respond, if you decide not to participate in the opportunityIf you have any issues with using Atamis, or require any assistance, please contact the Atamis helpdesk prior to the Tender Submission Deadline at support-health@atamis.co.uk or 0800 9956035.  We are planning to issue the tender pack on Wednesday 25th June 2021, an automatic message will be sent notifying you as long as you have expressed your interest against this opportunity. For further assistance please consult the online help, or the eTendering help desk.Bidders will be invited to submit both an SQ and an ITT response in parallel.  Responses from Bidders who meet the criteria of the SQ will be evaluated against the criteria that will be published in the tender pack.  The three Bidders with the highest evaluation sores will then be invited to participate in Competitive Dialogue, alongside a parallel site visit assessment.  Following completion of Competitive Dialogue and site visit assessments, down selected Bidders may submit revised bids for final evaluation which will be evaluated against the final evaluation criteria published in the tender pack.  Full details of the evaluation process and assessment will be published in the tender pack.We reserve the right to: (i) to cancel this procurement at any stage; (ii) to not award any contract as a result of the procurement; (iii) make any changes to the timetable, structure or content of the competition.  Bidders’ costs of responding to this opportunity shall be at their own expense,Please note that all future correspondence for the event will be our e-Procurement System.


title: ID 1678809 DfE Tourism NI - Business Support Programme

description: This contract commenced on 19 February 2019 for one year. The Client took up both annual options to extend until expiry of contract on18 February 2022.

description:
The Northern Ireland Tourist Board trading as Tourism Northern Ireland appointed a Contractor to
provide a Managed Business Support Service to the Tourism Industry. The Contractor was required to ensure a full supply of Industry experts to act as business support personnel to meet the requirements of the
specification. Additional information: This voluntary transparency notice has been published to alert economic operators of the Department. for Economy intention to further modify the DFE Tourism NI Business Support Programme contract under Regulation 72(1)(c) of the Public Contract Regulations (as amended). The modification will take the form of an increase in spend over the last 8 months of the contract at a cost of £2.25 million. A modification notice will be published after the modification has been formalised.

name: AC2 Proposed Methodology for Resourcing Industry Support Experts

title: ID 1678809 - DFE TOURISM NI BUSINESS SUPPORT

description: Following a competition advertised in the Official Journal of the EU on 30/11/18 the Department for the Economy Tourism NI entered into a Business Support Programme contract but due to the impact of Covid-19 the level of support required by tourism businesses has been unprecedented and unforeseen at the time of securing the contract. In continuing to support the sector recover via the roll out of the Tourism Recovery Action Plan, it is anticipated that the 8 months remaining will require an ongoing high level of support for the tourism sector businesses therefore Tourism NI requires a variation to the value of the contract to ensure it is able to deliver the required level of support to the industry. Tourism NI wishes to increase the value of the contract by £2,250,000 ex VAT (50% of the original contract value), to cover requirements until the end of the contract (18/02/2022). Tourism NI is relying on the Regulation 72(1)(c) provision as the need for change could not have been foreseen by a “diligent” contracting authority. This is on the basis that the level of support required by tourism businesses has increased dramatically due to the impact of the pandemic which could not have been predicted and these increased requirements could not have been foreseen or accounted for when estimating the contract value at the time of tender. This additional funding will continue to support the sector recover via the roll out of the Tourism Recovery Action Plan. The changes required do not affect the overall nature of the contract.

description: General management consultancy services

procurementMethodRationale: Regulation 72(1)(c) provision ‘the need for change could not have been foreseen by a “diligent” contracting authority’ based on the level of support required by tourism businesses increasing dramatically due to the impact of the pandemic which was unprecedented and unforeseen at the time of contract award. This additional funding will continue to support the sector recover via the roll out of the Tourism Recovery Action Plan. The changes required do not affect the overall nature of the contract.

description: The procurement falls outside the scope of application of the directive

DfE Tourism Northern Ireland

postalCode: BT2 7ES

streetAddress: Linum CHambers, Bedford Square, Bedford Street

description: Body governed by public law

description: Economic affairs

legalName: DfE Tourism Northern Ireland

Wholeschool Software Ltd.

postalCode: BT17 0QL

streetAddress: Glenwood Business Centre, Springbank Industrial Estate

legalName: Wholeschool Software Ltd.

name: UK Contracting Authorities do not have a review procedure in place. Economic Operators have access to the NI Courts and

description: The value of the modification is a cost of £2,250,000 for the last 8 months of the contract. The orignal award value in Feruary 2019 was £4,500,000.


title: North England Forest District - Forest Fencing

description:
To view this notice, please click here:
https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=624754559
 GO Reference: GO-202199-PRO-18878512

label: Contact email addres

text: emily.coffin@forestryengland.uk

text: procurement.england@forestryengland.uk

description:
Forestry England have a future requirement for the provision of forest fencing across the North England Forest District. This includes stock, deer, goat and rabbit fencing erection and removal works.
Forestry England intend to publish this tender opportunity in November 2021. We invite interested companies from the market to register their interest in this future requirement and provide feedback on potential clarifications on the feasibility of our emerging plans. Please register your interest using the contact details in this notice by no later than 22 October 2021 to receive updates on this tender exercise.
Please note that the publication and contract award/duration dates in this notice are indicative only.

description: Forestry services

Forestry England

locality: Bristol

postalCode: BS16 1EJ

legalName: Forestry England


description: there are two 12 month optional extensions available making the total contract length 5 years.

description: Bidders are invited for the service delivery of an out of hours definitive 111 clinical assessment to meet the operational and clinical requirements for the Isle of Wight NHS Trust. The services requested are: Definitive telephone clinical assessment by General Practitioners for patients referred through from IOW 111 during out of hours (between 18.00 and 08.00 weekdays and from 08.00 – 08.00 Saturday, Sundays and Bank Holidays).

variantPolicy: allowed

description: Hospital and related services

title: Provision of Out of Hours Definitive Clinical Assessment

description: Medical hospital services

Isle of Wight NHS Trust

locality: Newport

postalCode: PO30 5TG

streetAddress: St Marys Hospital, Parkhurst Road

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

legalName: Isle of Wight NHS Trust


description:
For an experimental setup, UKAEA wishes to procure a superconducting solenoid. One type of experiment performed with the solenoid will be field cooling of bulk superconductors.
The preference is for a conduction-cooled helium-free magnet.
The parameters of the solenoid are anticipated to be in the following range:
The field at the magnet centre is vertical
Access to the solenoid field is at room temperature via a re-entrant tail from beneath or above the cryostat.
Tail room temperature bore: 60-70 mm
The warm bore extends at least 50 or 60 mm above the solenoid mid plane, but as low as reasonably practicable
Peak field in bore: 6 T or up to 8 T maximum
Field homogeneity within a cylinder 10 mm long and 40 mm radius, centre coincident with that of the solenoid: ±0.5% or better
Sweep rate: zero to maximum field in 60 min or less
Persistence: to be decided
The experimental setup may require this magnet to be moved in horizontal and/or vertical direction while de-energised.
The scope of the delivery will include:
Magnet, cryostat and cold head assembly
Compressor and flexible lines
Power supply
Programmable magnet control system
Factory and site acceptance test

description: Magnets

title: Superconducting Magnet

description: Magnets

United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

locality: Abingdon

postalCode: OX14 3DB

streetAddress: Culham Science Centre

description: Body governed by public law

description: Fusion Research

legalName: United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority


description:
The contracting authority is seeking to commission the provision of Prosthetic & Orthotic Services for Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust at our two sites: Bedford Hospital and Luton & Dunstable Hospital to commence during June – November 2022. The scope of the requirement may be extended to include Milton Keynes Hospital requirements as part of an Integrated Care System approach, this will be determined at ITTN stage.
Further information will be provided to those who express interest in this opportunity. Additional information: The Contracting Authority currently anticipates that the Contract Notice for this opportunity will be issued in October 2021. An open day will be held in respect of this opportunity in November 2021.
The Contracting Authority reserves the right to divide this opportunity into lots and/or accept variant bids but only at the Contracting Authority's sole discretion.

description: UNITED KINGDOM

title: Prosthetic & Orthotic service

description: The contracting authority is seeking to commission the provision of Prosthetic & Orthotic Service at our Bedford Hospital and Luton & Dunstable Hospital Sites to commence during June - November 2022.

description: Orthotic services

locality: Luton

postalCode: LU4 0DZ

streetAddress: Lewsey Road

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

description:
Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is a large general hospital based across two sites, Luton & Dunstable University Hospital and Bedford Hospital. We have around 7,500 staff providing high quality care for a growing population of around 700,000 across Bedfordshire and the surrounding areas.
The Trust has approximately 1057 inpatient beds across the two sites and provides a comprehensive range of general medical and surgical services, including Emergency Department (ED) and maternity services. Last year we provided healthcare services for over 153,000 admitted patients, over 700,000 outpatients and Emergency Department attendees and we delivered over 8,100 babies.
Most outpatient services are provided on the Luton & Dunstable Hospital and Bedford Hospital sites. The Trust also provides community musculo-skeletal services (MSK) at three locations across the catchment area, including our Orthopaedic Centre situated further along Dunstable Road and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and Diabetes services for South Bedfordshire. Outreach clinics for phlebotomy and therapies are also sited at the North Wing site in Bedford.
At the Luton & Dunstable University Hospital site, we are planning development of an Acute Services Block and New Ward Block which are essential to support Maternity, Neonatology, Critical Care and Theatre services. This is planned to complete by the end of 2024. At our Bedford Hospital site we are investing in Emergency Department upgrades and car park developments. Our schemes will support staff in delivering the best care to patients in the best environment, and to improve patient experience.
The Contracting Authority reserves the right not to issue a Contract Notice, to cancel the award procedure at any time and does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.
The Contracting Authority is not responsible or liable for any costs incurred by those expressing interest in, negotiating or tendering for this opportunity.
Please note that all values and timescales provided in this notice are indicative only and subject to change.
To view this notice, please click here:
https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=622999098
 GO Reference: GO-202199-PRO-18878485


description: Bathroom adaptations

title: Bathroom adaptations

description: Bathroom adaptations

description: Construction work

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted procedure

London Borough of Haringey

postalCode: N22 8HQ

streetAddress: River Park House

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: London Borough of Haringey

DCK Construction Ltd

locality: Woodford Green

postalCode: IG8 0PU

streetAddress: Flat 8

legalName: DCK Construction Ltd


name: Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

title: HEY/21/056. VACCZYME KITS

description: The supply of Vacczyme kits for Hull University Teach Hospital NHS Trust

name: Quality criteria not applicable as award based on price

description: Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products

title: HEY/21/056. VACCZYME KITS

procurementMethodRationale: Only supplier within the market who can meet our requirements

locality: Hull

postalCode: HU3 2JZ

streetAddress: Supplies Building, Hull Royal Infirmary, Anlaby Road

description: Health Service

description: Health

The Binding Site Group

locality: BIRMINGHAM,

postalCode: B15 1QT

streetAddress: 8 CALTHORPE ROAD

legalName: The Binding Site Group

name: Hull University Teaching Hospital NHS Trust

streetAddress: Hull Royal Infirmary, Anlaby Rd

title: HEY/21/056. VACCZYME KITS


status: unsuccessful

statusDetails: discontinued

description:
Trigger is planning a city-wide, mass participation arts event, commissioned by Festival UK* 22 and presented in the middle of two city centres across Summer 2022. The brief is:
- To procure or supply and grow 4450 Herbaceous Plants, Ferns and Grasses as outlined in detail in the tender document.
- The requirement is to nurture the plants to a high (show garden) standard for guaranteed delivery in late August 2022.
- The plants should be in full growth, balanced, hardened off and free from pests and diseases. They should be established in the container with a strong root system. They should be supplied in a
recyclable rigid container.
- The plants to be grown preferably in a peat-free compost or one containing no more than 20% peat.
The tender is to include trolley delivery over no more than two days to central Birmingham in late August 2022.

description: Birmingham and Glasgow

region: UKG

title: Supply of Herbaceous Plants, Ferns and Grasses

description:
Procure or supply and grow 4450 Herbaceous Plants, Ferns and Grasses as outlined in detail in the the supplier form. The requirement is to Nurture the plants to a high (show garden) standard for guaranteed delivery in late August 2022.
For further details please download the Tender and Supplier form below.
Please complete and submit the application form, with the completed supplier form, by 12pm Monday 27 September 2021.

performanceTerms:
The requirement is to nurture the plants to a high (show garden) standard for guaranteed delivery in late August 2022.
The plants should be in full growth, balanced, hardened off and free from pests and diseases. They should be established in the container with a strong root system. They should be supplied in a
recyclable rigid container.

reviewDetails:
Application - You are invited to submit your application with supplier form (available to download from the website) by 12pm, 27 September 2021.
Assessment - Assessment period, 28 September - 1 October 2021. We may undertake an interview and site visit during this time.
Contract Awarded - After due consideration the panel will award the contract to the successful applicant on 1 October.

description: Horticultural and nursery products

description:
1)Sufficient nursery capacity to allow for adequate
spacing throughout the growing period.
2) Proven on site expertise with growing skills to provide a
top quality product. Evidence of proficient pest, disease
and weed control.
3) Designated continuous contact between staff in charge
of project and project manager.
4) Access for regular stock inspection throughout growing
period.
5) Adequate handling facilities and delivery capability to
deliver to site in Birmingham within a two day window

description:
The budget available for the supply of 4450 Herbaceous
Plants, Ferns and Grasses is £30,900 + VAT.
Your budget should include a full breakdown and include
costs for:
1) Each plant size and specification (some variation in
container sizes is acceptable but should be specified).
Close varieties to those specified can be suggested
subject to approval.
2) Maintenance, watering, pruning, spacing and potting
on of plants throughout the year up to the point of
delivery.
3) Delivery of all plants on trolleys to central Birmingham
over a possible two day window.
4) Please also outline any additional costs you can
foresee in connection with this growing contract.

TRIGGER PRODUCTIONS LTD

locality: BRISTOL

streetAddress: Rickford Farm,Rickford Rise, Burrington

description: CIC

description: Recreation, culture and religion

legalName: TRIGGER PRODUCTIONS LTD

Trigger

postalCode: BS4 3AS

streetAddress: Unit 1.1 Streamline Building, Paintworks, Arnos Vale

legalName: Trigger

streetAddress: Unit 1.1 Streamline Building


description: SEND

title: SEND

description: SEND

description: Transport services (excl. Waste transport)

Surrey County Council

locality: Kingston upon Thames

postalCode: KT1 2DN

streetAddress: County Hall

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Surrey County Council

Brookwood Cars and Taxis

locality: Woking

streetAddress: Brookwood Cars & Taxis

legalName: Brookwood Cars and Taxis


name: Sutton, Achieving for Children and Kingston

description: London Borough of Sutton

title: London Borough of Sutton

description: London Borough of Sutton

postalCode: KT1 1EU

streetAddress: Royal Borough of Kingston

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

Premier Minicab Services

locality: Surbiton

postalCode: KT6 6AL

streetAddress: 135 Ewell Road

legalName: Premier Minicab Services


description: SEND

title: SEND

description: SEND

Surrey County Council

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

Magnum Cars and Carriages Ltd

locality: Leatherhead

streetAddress: Magnum Cars & Carriages Ltd

legalName: Magnum Cars and Carriages Ltd


description: London Borough of Sutton

title: London Borough of Sutton

description: London Borough of Sutton

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Sutton, Achieving for Children and Kingston


description: Fast Track - PHB notional budget

title: Fast Track - PHB notional budget

description: Fast Track - PHB notional budget

description: Health services

locality: Rugeley

streetAddress: Attn. Martin Pope, Anglesey House

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit

Right at Home Sefton

locality: Liverpool

postalCode: L31 8BX

streetAddress: Unit 39A, Space Solutions Business Centre

legalName: Right at Home Sefton


description: Care Home with Nursing - Fast Track/End of Life - 65+

description: Health services

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

Warren Park Nursing Home

locality: Blundellsands

postalCode: L23 6UG

streetAddress: 66 Warren Road

legalName: Warren Park Nursing Home


description: Care Home with Nursing - Dementia - 65+

title: Care Home with Nursing - Dementia - 65+

description: Care Home with Nursing - Dementia - 65+

description: Health services

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

Orrell Grange Nursing Home

locality: Bootle

postalCode: L20 6DP

streetAddress: 43 Cinder Lane

legalName: Orrell Grange Nursing Home