title: Building Rubble/Soil

title: Household Mattresses

title: Household Wood

title: Household Hard Plastic

title: Household Carpets

title: Household Plasterboard

title: Sheet Glass

title: PVC

title: Building Rubble/Soil

description: To provide an exempt/permitted facility(s) to receive and treat recyclable materials delivered by the Contracting Authority to the Contractor.

title: Household Wood

title: Household Hard Plastic

title: Household Mattresses

title: Household Carpets

title: Household Plasterboard

title: Sheet Glass

title: PVC

description: Refuse recycling services

description: Refuse and waste related services

description: Refuse disposal and treatment

description: Refuse recycling services

description: Refuse and waste related services

description: Refuse disposal and treatment

description: Refuse recycling services

description: Refuse and waste related services

description: Refuse disposal and treatment

description: Refuse recycling services

description: Refuse and waste related services

description: Refuse disposal and treatment

description: Refuse recycling services

description: Refuse and waste related services

description: Refuse disposal and treatment

description: Refuse recycling services

description: Refuse and waste related services

description: Refuse disposal and treatment

description: Refuse recycling services

description: Refuse and waste related services

description: Refuse disposal and treatment

description: As per Specification

description: Refuse recycling services

title: Disposal of Household Waste Recycling Centres Waste Streams

description: Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council (the Contracting Authority) is awarding a framework agreement for the Disposal of HWRC Waste Streams as detailed in the Contract documents and upon the terms and conditions contained in the Conditions of Contract.

description: Refuse recycling services

Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council

streetAddress: Unit 5,, Triangle Business Park, Pentrebach

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

Griffiths Waste Management Ltd

streetAddress: Beechwood House, Bryntywod, Llangyfelach

title: Building Rubble/Soil

title: Household Mattresses

title: Household Wood

title: Household Hard Plastic

title: Household Carpets

title: Household Plasterboard

title: Sheet Glass

title: PVC

description: (WA Ref:125443)


measure: bids

title: Design and delivery of a monitoring and evaluation programme for Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG)

status: active

status: cancelled

description: The purpose of this contract is to design and deliver an actionable programme of monitoring and evaluation activity for mandatory BNG in England. This programme of work must provide high-quality, robust and reliable evaluation evidence to help Defra, Natural England and all other BNG stakeholders to understand the extent to which BNG is implemented as intended (process evaluation), achieving its intended outcomes (impact evaluation), and proving a cost-effective means of delivering biodiversity gain (value for money evaluation).

type: price

region: UK

status: complete

scheme: CELEX

scheme: CPV

description: Research services

procurementMethod: limited

mainProcurementCategory: services

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

procurementMethodRationale: This contract was awarded under the Defra Research, Development and Evidence Framework Agreement (Lot 4).

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

Defra Network eTendering Portal

locality: London

postalCode: SW1P 3JR

countryName: United Kingdom

streetAddress: 17 Nobel House

description: National or federal agency/office

scheme: COFOG

description: Environmental protection

legalName: Defra Network eTendering Portal

Collingwood Environmental Planning

locality: Bristol

scale: large

legalName: Collingwood Environmental Planning

name: Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

currency: GBP

initiationType: tender


name: The Manchester Ship Canal Company Limited

status: planned

description:
Ship handling tugs for use on the Manchester Ship Canal have the following broad specification.
•	Conventional twin-screw ship handling tug
•	Capable of towing over the stern as a conventional tug
•	Capable of towing over the bow as a braking tug (made fast to the assisted vessel’s stern)
•	Beam overall not to exceed 8.15m
•	Draught not to exceed 3.6m
•	Bollard pull astern 18-20 tonnes
•	Bollard pull ahead at least 25 tonnes
•	Free running speed at least 10.5 knots
•	Accommodation for a crew of three (in separate cabins), including galley, messroom and wash-place
•	Built to Class rules and classed with a recognised Classification Society
•	Coded under the Workboat code for minimum Category 3, 20 miles from safe haven
This notice is for market research purposes only.  The procurement for any replacement tugs will be the subject of a future notice.

description: The Manchester Ship Canal

title: Conventional Twin-screw Ship Handling Tug - Manchester Ship Canal

description: The Manchester Ship Canal is a 36-mile-long inland waterway in the North West of England linking Manchester to the Irish Sea.  The Manchester Ship Canal Company operate four ship-handling tugs on the canal and wish to research the market for replacing these vessels.

description: Tug boats

mainProcurementCategory: goods

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

locality: Liverpool

postalCode: L21 1LA

streetAddress: Maritime Centre

description: Port-related activities

description:
If you have experience in this area please could you provide at a minimum the following information and submit to the Peel Ports Sourcing Team mailbox:
sourcing@peelports.com
• Company Name
• Contact details, including location telephone and e-mail address, main point of contact and position in Company
• A short description (1-2 paragraphs) of your Company’s capabilities in this area.
The closing date for responses is 24th October 2022.


description: Jisc Services Limited has entered into an agreement with Bureau Van Dijk Electronic Publishing Limited for Moody’s analytics databases: Orbis, FAME and BankFocus.  The contract offers subscriptions to Jisc member institutions.

description: Education and training services

title: Bureau van Dijk Databases Agreement

reviewDetails: Jisc Services Ltd has incorporated a standstill period at the point information on the award of the contract was communicated to suppliers. This notification provided information on the award decision. The standstill period, which was for a minimum of 10 calendar days, provided time for suppliers to challenge the award decision before the contract was entered into. The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 article 91 provides for aggrieved parties who have been harmed or are at risk of harm by a breach of the rules to take action in the High Court (England, Wales and Northern Ireland).

description: Education and training services

procurementMethodRationale: Moody’s is the rightsholder and sole supplier of these products and Bureau van Dijk is their affiliate.

Jisc

postalCode: BS1 6NB

streetAddress: 4 Portwall Lane

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

legalName: Jisc

Moody's Analytics

streetAddress: One Canada Square, Canary Wharf

legalName: Moody's Analytics

Jisc Services Limited

legalName: Jisc Services Limited

postalCode: E14 5FA

streetAddress: One, Canada Square, Canary Wharf


title: Vacuum Drying Ovens

description:
Lot 1 – Vacuum drying ovens
Two independent vacuum ovens for the drying of electrodes.  The ovens should have an internal volume of between 100l and 200l and a drying temperature range of 50 to 150ºC.  The system should have the capability to program the vacuum drying sequence to operate on a schedule.
The drying ovens shall be supplied with vacuum pumps that are compatible with the moisture and trace levels of solvents that will be removed from the anode and cathode electrodes.
Suppliers should highlight any other special features available, such as the ability to purge with inert gas before/after drying.

title: Cylindrical Cell Assembly Equipment

description:
Lot 2 – Cylindrical cell assembly equipment
Cylindrical cell assembly equipment for the manufacture of 21700 and/or 46800 cells.  The equipment should be capable of producing high quality commercially relevant cylindrical cells in low volume, such as 1-10 cells per hour.
It is anticipated that the assembly equipment will comprise multiple semi-automated stations that cover the entire cell manufacturing process from taking reels of anode and cathode electrode at the input and producing finished cells ready for FA&T (Formation Age & Test) as the output.
Ideally UKBIC wants the capability to produce both cylindrical cell types, however suppliers who can only offer a solution for one or other of the cell sizes are encouraged to do so.
Suppliers shall highlight what degree of flexibility there is to produce other cell sizes using this equipment, for example by reconfiguring the stations and the use of different sets of tooling.

title: Pouch Cell Assembly Equipment

description:
Lot 3 – Pouch cell assembly equipment
Pouch cell assembly equipment for the manufacture of pouch cells up to a size of 300mm long x 100mm wide x 4-12mm thick (counter sided taps).  The equipment shall be capable of producing high quality commercially relevant pouch cells in low volume, such as 1-10 cells per hour.
It is anticipated that the assembly equipment shall comprise multiple semi-automated stations that cover the entire cell manufacturing process from taking reels of anode and cathode electrode at the input and producing finished cells ready for FA&T (Formation Age & Test) as the output.
Suppliers should highlight what degree of flexibility there is to produce other cell sizes using this equipment, for example by reconfiguring the stations and the use of different sets of tooling.

region: UKG

description: Electrical machinery, apparatus, equipment and consumables; lighting

description: Industrial machinery

title: Cell Assembly Equipment for UKBIC Flexible Industrialisation Line (FIL)

description:
UKBIC has a requirement to purchase a range of equipment for the assembly of both cylindrical and pouch cells to establish a Flexible Cell Assembly Line at the UK Battery Industrialisation Centre.
The UK Battery Industrialisation Centre (UKBIC) is part of the UK Government’s Faraday Battery Challenge. UKBIC is a national battery manufacturing development facility helping to scale-up battery manufacturing and facilitate upskilling in the battery sector. We are a publicly funded, open access facility, funded by the Faraday Battery Challenge at UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).
This PIN lists the general requirements for cylindrical and pouch cell manufacturing equipment, which is required for the manufacture of high quality, commercially relevant, high power or high energy, cylindrical and pouch cells in low volumes.
This requirement is split into three lots:
Lot 1 – Vacuum drying ovens
Lot 2 – Cylindrical cell assembly equipment
Lot 3 – Pouch cell assembly equipment
Suppliers will be able to bid for individual lots, however bids that offer combined solutions incorporating more than one aspect of this equipment are encouraged.
Bidders are also encouraged to put forward energy efficient solutions.
All equipment to provide UKCA conformity.

UK Battery Industrialisation Centre

locality: Coventry

postalCode: CV8 3AL

streetAddress: Rowley Road, Baginton

description: Body governed by public law

description: Research & Development

legalName: UK Battery Industrialisation Centre

description:
We welcome the following information from any interested suppliers:
• Timings
• Layout / footprint (operational and equipment)
• Brochures
• Specification sheets
• Unique selling points compared to competition
• Technical and service support in the UK
• Typical Services required for: Power (Load - XX kw)/ Chilled water (Load - XX kW) /
Compressed air (Min/Max Pressure - XX bar)/ Special Gas requirements/ Compressed air
(Min/Max Pressure - XX bar)/ Equipment heat load (Thermal power released - XX W)/ Wastewater and -air


name: SALISBURY NHS FOUNDATION TRUST in partnership with Carbon and Energy Fund

title: University Hospital Southampton - Southampton Hospital site

description:
The Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust (SNFT) and its partner the Carbon and Energy Fund Ltd ( CEF ) seek to procure an innovation partnership  made up of multiple LOTS, one for each site listed in this procurement,
Potential bidders are subject to prerequisites which are listed in Schedule C of the ITP[ l ] and bidders should satisfy themselves that they comply with the prerequisites before preparing their tender. Parties who do meet these prerequisites will be invited to submit a tender. Parties who do not meet these prerequisites will be excluded from the process.
Bidders may tender for 1 or multiple LOTS and each LOT will be awarded separately, each to 1 bidder. A bidder may win all, some or none of the LOTS for which they tender depending on the strength of their proposals in regard of each LOT. Bidders are expected to say which LOTS they wish to be considered for, and to provide a LOT specific submission for each LOT. The ITT explains what is required to make up a compliant bid for each LOT and how bids will be evaluated, and include the financial model to be used for each LOT
Partners are to be prepared to work with any mix of three funding streams on a LOT by LOT basis, which are:
•	Trust funding including Salix or other grants that the Trust may obtain
•	Carbon and Energy fund finance, which the CEF may procure in a funding competition with the Trust
•	Contractor funding in the form of debt, working capital, equity or grant funding
The Innovation Partnership is expected to work through a number of phases
1.	Phase 1 - requests to participate in response to this Contract Notice, including the information for qualitative selection which is requested in Schedule C of the ITP. Potential bidders who meet the prerequisites set out in Schedule C will be invited to participate in Phase 2.
2.	Phase 2 - bids are to be submitted by Wednesday 7th December 2022 at 14:00 BST  in response to the ITT, which will be scored to produce a partner for each LOT. Phase 2 is expected to be completed for January 2023, so that LOTS attracting Salix funding can prepare to meet Salix timescales
3.	Phase 3 - feasibility process, parties will obtain all consents and planning. This will culminate in the contractor offering the Trust a heads of terms agreement for the proposed Energy Services Contract. The project will be re-evaluated at this point and can be terminated if no longer viable. Phase 3 is expected to conclude in 12 months
4.	Phase 4 - the contractor will carry out investigation and detailed due diligence. This phase will result in a firm Energy Services Contract proposal to the Trust. This will be re-evaluated and if acceptable to the Trust the project will progress to Phase 5
5.	Phase 5 - the contractor will drill, making good and construct the well head plant room and pumping circuits ready for the Trust to integrate into their heating system. When proven the Trust will enter into the Energy Services contract to take heat from practical completion of the entire project ( i.e. when the hospital and geothermal systems are connected and commissioned ) This phase is expected to take 2 years.
Energy Services Contracts for each LOT are expected to last until 2050, and may be extended, even up until the lifetime of the well, without further procurement, subject to the same review procedure as for the 7 year Energy Services Contract review, as is to be detailed clearly, precisely and unequivocally in the review clauses in the contractual documents. Reviews will be every 7 years, or when renewal is considered. In the review, the partner and Trust are required to review the Energy Services Contract financial model and minimum energy take. Such review may lead to a further investment, a change in the minimum take or the price of energy, but in no case will the financial repayment element or partners profit be reduced.
The Trust will make sufficient land available as best it can for drilling activities, including park and ride arrangements where hospital parking is sufficiently compromised. At the end of drilling the partner will restore the site to original condition with a small and well constructed well head building for pumping, recycling and interfacing with the Trusts systems.
The partner is expected to maintain the well and pumping plant and maintain the output ( temperature and flow ) as part of the service. It is expected that during the life of the geothermal well, that the Trust will increasingly look to use lower temperature heating for its buildings. The partner is expected to work with the Carbon and Energy Fund and Trust, from time to time, to optimise the system to meet the evolving needs of the Trust. The procurement allows future investment, adding or expanding wells or other changes to improve the scheme through its lifetime
It is a requirement of this procurement that Trusts become members of the Carbon and Energy fund in order to use the procurement, as the CEF is a membership organisation. Trusts will be contracted through their membership agreements with the CEF, and bidders through the innovation partnership agreement. Should the Innovation Partner offer the Trust an acceptable financial model the Trust and partner will sign an Energy Services service agreement, which is likely to subject to the terms of a wider site based CEF agreement. This is likely to be with a separate framework contractor, contracted to provide infrastructure improvements on site including the integration of the geothermal installation into the infrastructure of the hospital
Geothermal installations are required to include instrumentation to allow the CEF to monitor flows, temperatures, recycling and energy delivered. Installations are also expected to make use of recycling arrangements to save energy at times when the return temperatures are wastefully high, which the CEF need to be able to monitor. All metering is to provide half hour values and sent automatically to the CEF data monitoring system, and the monitored date will be used to verify performance and reconcile payments on a quarterly and annual basis, as well as the 7 year reviews or contract extensions.
At any time during the life of the contract bidders may offer or be asked to scope up improvements to their services that have financial, carbon or other benefits to the Authority. The Authority will, at the appropriate time, make an evaluation as to whether its requirements are best served by conducting a further procurement exercise or alternatively to use the flexibilities built into this procurement so as to proceed with its existing partners
Partners will work on site under licenses except where financial arrangements or exclusivity of access require a lease structure.
The Innovation sought under this procurement relates to the ability to design and implement systems that extract geothermal energy from the earth, whilst managing the risks associated with the unknown ground conditions.
Any intellectual property rights created in the course of this Innovation Partnerhip will remain the property of the relevant contractor.
[Intellectual property rights belonging to a contractor before the commencement of the project ("Background IPR") will remain the property of the contractor. Background IPR which is reasonably required to make use of Foreground IPR (as defined below) will be licensed to CEF and the Trust to allow their use of the Foreground IPR for the duration of the Project.
Intellectual property rights that arise or are obtained or developed in the course of or in connection with the project ("Foreground IPR") will remain the property of the contractor, subject to a licence to be granted in favour of CEF and the Trust to allow their use of the same for the duration of the project.]

variantPolicy: allowed

title: Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust - Salisbury Hospital site

description:
The Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust (SNFT) and its partner the Carbon and Energy Fund Ltd ( CEF ) seek to procure an innovation partnership  made up of multiple LOTS, one for each site listed in this procurement,
Potential bidders are subject to prerequisites which are listed in Schedule C of the ITP[ l ] and bidders should satisfy themselves that they comply with the prerequisites before preparing their tender. Parties who do meet these prerequisites will be invited to submit a tender. Parties who do not meet these prerequisites will be excluded from the process.
Bidders may tender for 1 or multiple LOTS and each LOT will be awarded separately, each to 1 bidder. A bidder may win all, some or none of the LOTS for which they tender depending on the strength of their proposals in regard of each LOT. Bidders are expected to say which LOTS they wish to be considered for, and to provide a LOT specific submission for each LOT. The ITT explains what is required to make up a compliant bid for each LOT and how bids will be evaluated, and include the financial model to be used for each LOT
Partners are to be prepared to work with any mix of three funding streams on a LOT by LOT basis, which are:
•	Trust funding including Salix or other grants that the Trust may obtain
•	Carbon and Energy fund finance, which the CEF may procure in a funding competition with the Trust
•	Contractor funding in the form of debt, working capital, equity or grant funding
The Innovation Partnership is expected to work through a number of phases
1.	Phase 1 - requests to participate in response to this Contract Notice, including the information for qualitative selection which is requested in Schedule C of the ITP. Potential bidders who meet the prerequisites set out in Schedule C will be invited to participate in Phase 2.
2.	Phase 2 - bids are to be submitted by Wednesday 7th December 2022 at 14:00 BST  in response to the ITT, which will be scored to produce a partner for each LOT. Phase 2 is expected to be completed for January 2023, so that LOTS attracting Salix funding can prepare to meet Salix timescales
3.	Phase 3 - feasibility process, parties will obtain all consents and planning. This will culminate in the contractor offering the Trust a heads of terms agreement for the proposed Energy Services Contract. The project will be re-evaluated at this point and can be terminated if no longer viable. Phase 3 is expected to conclude in 12 months
4.	Phase 4 - the contractor will carry out investigation and detailed due diligence. This phase will result in a firm Energy Services Contract proposal to the Trust. This will be re-evaluated and if acceptable to the Trust the project will progress to Phase 5
5.	Phase 5 - the contractor will drill, making good and construct the well head plant room and pumping circuits ready for the Trust to integrate into their heating system. When proven the Trust will enter into the Energy Services contract to take heat from practical completion of the entire project ( i.e. when the hospital and geothermal systems are connected and commissioned ) This phase is expected to take 2 years.
Energy Services Contracts for each LOT are expected to last until 2050, and may be extended, even up until the lifetime of the well, without further procurement, subject to the same review procedure as for the 7 year Energy Services Contract review, as is to be detailed clearly, precisely and unequivocally in the review clauses in the contractual documents. Reviews will be every 7 years, or when renewal is considered. In the review, the partner and Trust are required to review the Energy Services Contract financial model and minimum energy take. Such review may lead to a further investment, a change in the minimum take or the price of energy, but in no case will the financial repayment element or partners profit be reduced.
The Trust will make sufficient land available as best it can for drilling activities, including park and ride arrangements where hospital parking is sufficiently compromised. At the end of drilling the partner will restore the site to original condition with a small and well constructed well head building for pumping, recycling and interfacing with the Trusts systems.
The partner is expected to maintain the well and pumping plant and maintain the output ( temperature and flow ) as part of the service. It is expected that during the life of the geothermal well, that the Trust will increasingly look to use lower temperature heating for its buildings. The partner is expected to work with the Carbon and Energy Fund and Trust, from time to time, to optimise the system to meet the evolving needs of the Trust. The procurement allows future investment, adding or expanding wells or other changes to improve the scheme through its lifetime
It is a requirement of this procurement that Trusts become members of the Carbon and Energy fund in order to use the procurement, as the CEF is a membership organisation. Trusts will be contracted through their membership agreements with the CEF, and bidders through the innovation partnership agreement. Should the Innovation Partner offer the Trust an acceptable financial model the Trust and partner will sign an Energy Services service agreement, which is likely to subject to the terms of a wider site based CEF agreement. This is likely to be with a separate framework contractor, contracted to provide infrastructure improvements on site including the integration of the geothermal installation into the infrastructure of the hospital
Geothermal installations are required to include instrumentation to allow the CEF to monitor flows, temperatures, recycling and energy delivered. Installations are also expected to make use of recycling arrangements to save energy at times when the return temperatures are wastefully high, which the CEF need to be able to monitor. All metering is to provide half hour values and sent automatically to the CEF data monitoring system, and the monitored date will be used to verify performance and reconcile payments on a quarterly and annual basis, as well as the 7 year reviews or contract extensions.
At any time during the life of the contract bidders may offer or be asked to scope up improvements to their services that have financial, carbon or other benefits to the Authority. The Authority will, at the appropriate time, make an evaluation as to whether its requirements are best served by conducting a further procurement exercise or alternatively to use the flexibilities built into this procurement so as to proceed with its existing partners
Partners will work on site under licenses except where financial arrangements or exclusivity of access require a lease structure.
The Innovation sought under this procurement relates to the ability to design and implement systems that extract geothermal energy from the earth, whilst managing the risks associated with the unknown ground conditions.
Any intellectual property rights created in the course of this Innovation Partnership will remain the property of the relevant contractor.
[Intellectual property rights belonging to a contractor before the commencement of the project ("Background IPR") will remain the property of the contractor. Background IPR which is reasonably required to make use of Foreground IPR (as defined below) will be licensed to CEF and the Trust to allow their use of the Foreground IPR for the duration of the Project.
Intellectual property rights that arise or are obtained or developed in the course of or in connection with the project ("Foreground IPR") will remain the property of the contractor, subject to a licence to be granted in favour of CEF and the Trust to allow their use of the same for the duration of the project.]

title: Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust - Eastbourne District Hospital site

title: Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

region: UKJ

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

region: UKK

region: UKD

title: Innovative Partnership to supply geothermal energy in the form of hot water to a number of NHS Trusts ( Lots )

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

description:
This procurement seeks to establish an innovation partnership (comprised of a number of LOTS) for capable suppliers to provide geothermal energy in the form of warm water to a number of NHS Trust hospital sites in the UK (each a LOT).  One innovation partnership agreement, with one supplier, will be entered into for each LOT
Should the innovation partnership agreement for a LOT be successful then the parties will seek to enter a long term energy services agreement offering cost effective low temperature hot water supplies based on a minimum take and unit energy price related to the KwH heat consumed by the hospital. The ITT financial model shows how this would be calculated and the relationship between the energy price and the base year gas price.
Annual indexation of the heat price will be permitted at a rate not exceeding CPI, and overall economic evaluation will include the investment required and will be expected reduce the site carbon footprint and be competitive with the overall cost of heating the hospital from traditional sources, after including pumping costs or heatpump running costs
It is expected that the Partnership will progress over a number of stages, at each of which the viability of the project will be reconsidered.
Full access to some contract documents is contingent on the receipt by the Contracting Authority of a signed non-disclosure agreement (refer to the ITT for details). Early application is recommended to allow time to meet the response deadline.
Several of the LOTS are subject to Salix grant timetables.  Requests to participate must be submitted by Friday 11th November 2022 at 14h00, all parties who meet the prerequisites set out in Schedule C of the ITP will then be invited to participate in the process, with no down-selection of qualifying parties. Those qualifying parties will be invited to submit a tender byFriday 18th  November 2022. The ITT, and associated documents required in order to prepare a tender will be available immediately to all parties requesting to participate on receipt of a signed non-disclosure agreement (as described above), prior to the issuing of invitations to tender.

reviewDetails:
Precise information on deadline(s) for review procedures:
The Salibury NHS Foundation Trust will incorporate a standstill period at the point information on the award of the contract is communicated to tenderers. That notification will provide full information on the award decision. The standstill period, which will be for 14 calendar days, provides time for unsuccessful tenderers to challenge the award decision before the contract is entered into The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (SI 2006 No 5) provide for aggrieved parties who have been harmed or are at risk of harm by a breach of the rules to take action in the High Court (England, Wales and Northern Ireland).

description: Construction works for plants, mining and manufacturing and for buildings relating to the oil and gas industry

procurementMethod: selective

type: suitability

description: Selection criteria as stated in the procurement documents

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Innovation partnership

locality: Salisbury

postalCode: SP2 8BJ

streetAddress: Salisbury Managed Procurement Services

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

scheme: GB-NHS

The High Court, England & Wales

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice

legalName: The High Court, England & Wales

description:
Potential bidders should satisfy themselves that they fully understand the procurement pre-requisites as defined in Schedule C of the ITPwhich will be released to bidders as soon as they express an interest in the procurement.
Bidders must return a signed non-disclosure agreement (contained in Schedule H non-disclosure Agreement of the ITT) to view the terms and conditions that will apply to LOTs under the procurement. Bidders are advised to ensure that they return their signed non-disclosure agreement at the earliest opportunity. The procuring authority accepts no liability for any Bidders' failure to be aware of the terms and conditions that will apply to any LOT awarded under the proposed Framework due to non-return of a signed non-disclosure agreement.
The ITT, and associated documents, are available in advance of the date on which bidders meeting the prerequisites outlined in Schedule C of the ITP will be invited to submit tenders.


description: The UK Space Agency will be contracting for an initial period of 27.5 months with optional extensions of 12 months up to a maximum of three (3) additional years from commencement of the Contract (executed at annual intervals), subject to funding.

description:
UK Shared Business Services Ltd is putting in place a service contract on behalf of UK Space Agency.
The UK Space Agency (UKSA) has a requirement to define, let and manage the Earth Observation Instrumentation Programme.
The programme will focus on two key areas:
A Technology Programme
Deliver a mechanism to launch, fund and oversee EO instrumentation development activities accessible to a wide selection of industry, academia and SME institutions (http://www.ceoi.ac.uk/)
B Added Value Programme
Deliver a range of community building events and other activities to support the growth of the UK EO sector and join up industrial, academic and governmental stakeholders.
Optional Scale Up
It is possible that additional grant funding will be made available for the Technology Programme as part of implementing the National Space Strategy.

type: quality

Price

type: cost

variantPolicy: notAllowed

description: Research consultancy services

description: Development consultancy services

title: UKSAC22_0055 - Earth Observation Instrumentation Programme

section: IV

streetAddress: Electronically

description: Research and development services and related consultancy services

submissionMethod: electronicSubmission written

procurementMethod: open

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

UK Space Agency

locality: Swindon

postalCode: SN2 1SZ

streetAddress: Polaris House

description: National or federal agency/office

description: Public Procurement

legalName: UK Space Agency

description:
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.
Any expenditure, work or effort undertaken prior to contract award is accordingly a matter solely for the commercial judgement of Bidders.
UK Shared Business Services Ltd are able to accept unstructured electronic invoicing.
All submissions will be assessed in accordance with the Public Procurement Regulations that apply to this opportunity.
Responses must be received by the date and time in the tender documentation; responses received outside of the deadline or not sent via the Jaggaer eSourcing portal will not be accepted or considered by the Contracting Authority further for this opportunity, unless a system outage is experienced, to which the Contracting Authority will advise upon accordingly. Interested organisations should ensure that they allow a sufficiency of time, prior to the deadline to allow all sections to be completed in full and any attachments to be uploaded.
As a user of the Jaggaer eSourcing Portal you will have access to the Jaggaer messaging service which facilitates all messages sent to you and from you, as well as other messages and updates in relation to any specific tender event. Please note that any and all information secured outside of the messaging service, shall have no Legal Standing, merit or worth and should not be relied upon by any organisation submitting a tender response.
Please note it is your organisations 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 under no circumstances as part of your organisations participation in this opportunity, will the Contracting Authority be liable for any costs incurred by any organisation as a result. If the Contracting Authority decides to enter into a contract with any successful organisation(s), 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 your organisation in doing so.
About UK Shared Business Services
UK Shared Business Services Ltd (UK SBS) brings a commercial attitude to the public sector; helping our contracting authorities to improve efficiency, generate savings and modernise.
Where UK SBS is not named as the Contracting Authority within the documentation, UK SBS will be acting as an agent on behalf of the Contracting Authority.
Our broad range of expert services is shared by our customers. This allows our customers the freedom to focus resources on core activities; innovating and transforming their own organisations.
For full details of our partner base please review the following link: http://www.uksbs.co.uk/services/procure/contracts/Pages/default.aspx


description: + 24 Months

description:
The purpose of this supported living service is to enable adults who are homeless with complex needs including substance misuse issues to achieve their full potential. This includes improved mental and physical health; emotional, psychological and social needs being met and reducing the harms associated with substance misuse. The Provider will achieve this by the sensitive recognition of the potential in each Individual and by understanding that it may change over time.
The service will provide both long-term and medium-term accommodation where Individuals will have appropriate legal tenancies, domiciliary care and support. The Provider will be required to work in partnership with the individual, the City Centre Social Work Team to identify and refer on to appropriate lower support accommodation including the general Housing waiting list, extra care provision or private rented accommodation.
The care and support practices involve caring about and for an Individual’s physical, intellectual, emotional, psychological and social requirements, and should do so in ways that maintain dignity, are as unobtrusive as possible, and seek to ensure freedom from discomfort, boredom, insecurity, anxiety and isolation.

description: Social work services with accommodation

description: Social work services

description: Social work and related services

title: Personal Domiciliary Care & Support: Homeless adults with complex needs including substance misuse

description: End of proposed contract.

description: Social work services with accommodation

languages: en cy

Cardiff Council

locality: Cardiff

postalCode: CF10 4UW

streetAddress: County Hall, Atlantic Wharf

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Cardiff Council

High Court

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

legalName: High Court

description:
NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=125414.
Under the terms of this contract the successful supplier(s) will be required to deliver Community Benefits in support of the authority’s economic and social objectives. Accordingly, contract performance conditions may relate in particular to social and environmental considerations. The Community Benefits included in this contract are:
Social Value question is included in tender evaluation.
(WA Ref:125414)
The buyer considers that this contract is suitable for consortia.


rel: prev

description: Without PA

title: Without PA

description: Without PA

description: Transport services (excl. Waste transport)

West Northamptonshire Council

locality: Northampton

postalCode: NN1 1ED

streetAddress: West Northamptonshire Council

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: West Northamptonshire Council

Skyline Taxis Limited

postalCode: NN4 8HP

streetAddress: Skyline Taxis

legalName: Skyline Taxis Limited


description:
** THIS ADVERT IS FOR A MARKET ENGAGEMENT EVENT **
NHS Derby & Derbyshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) (formerly CCG) are seeking to commission Adult CHC and Children Continuing Care Domiciliary Homecare Services on a framework basis. This is in response to the current Adult CHC AQP Domiciliary Homecare framework end date of 31 May 2023.  This notice intends to identify suppliers who would like to express an interest in providing these services and to invite all interested parties to attend a Market Engagement Event.
The event details are as follows:
Date: 31st October 2022
Venue: Online via MS Teams
Time: 1.30pm for a maximum of 2 hours
The Agenda will be:
1 - Welcome and Introductions
2 - Specification & Service Model
3 - Questions
4 - Procurement Process
5 - Questions
6 - Close
If you wish to attend the event, please register on EU-Supply using the link below. Closer to the event you will receive a calendar invite detailing how to access the event and a link to MS Teams.
Please note interest is limited to three persons per organisation.
To register your interest in this event please visit:
EU-Supply on the link below and access project 59931 - Market Engagement Event & Soft Market Testing: Any Qualified Provider Domiciliary Homecare Services for Adult CHC and Fast Track and Children's Continuing Care on behalf of NHS Derby & Derbyshire. EU-Supply link: https://uk.eu-supply.com/login.asp?B=agcsu
Please note the deadline for confirmation of attendance is 4pm on 28th October 2022
after which the access details will then be shared.
Soft Market Testing:
Once registered, suppliers will also have the option to answer some questions which asks providers to give details about your organisation's details and interest in providing the services.
Bidders who have expressed an interest in this soft market testing exercise will have the opportunity to submit a separate response to the Contract Notice as applicable.
Please note this is a market testing exercise and does not commit the ICB to carry out a procurement process. Current services will remain in place during this period in line with existing contracts and service level agreements.

description: Health services

locality: Derby

streetAddress: Cardinal Square, 10 Nottingham Road

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

noIdentifierRationale: notOnAnyRegister


description: The proposed contract will be for a period of up to 6 months, with the option to extend, subject to satisfactory performance and continued need, for three additional 6-month periods (6 months + 6 months + 6 months + 6 months). The contract length will not exceed 2 (two) years.

description:
Cell Therapy Catapult Ltd is seeking through this Open Tender Process to contract with a suitably capable Bidder to provide the Services for the untargeted metabolomics of cell-free media from suspension-adapted cells producing adeno-associated viral vectors (AAV).
Briefly, human cells will be subjected to AAV production in parallel with controls. A maximum of 35 sample and two medium controls will be generated in this experiment, designated as "Run 1", and sent to the awarded Bidder each  as technical replicates (maximum 3 per sample). The samples will then be processed by the awarded Bidder as per requirements detailed in Specification (Appendix B). In addition to "Run 1", two additional runs ("Run 2" and "Run 3") may be performed at our sole discretion. Importantly, the experimental setup for both "Run 2" and "Run 3" will be similar to that for "Run 1", but sample numbers may differ if additional conditions are included or excluded.
A maximum of 37 samples (i.e., including medium controls) will be obtained for either "Run 2" and "Run 3".
Subsequent runs or analysis may be performed, contingent on the results obtained from the 3 planned runs. This will be to ensure robustness of the findings or to meet unforeseen project needs. This will be based on satisfactory performance and continued need.

region: UKI

description: Laboratory services

description: Research and experimental development services

description: Design and execution of research and development

title: Untargeted metabolomics of cell-free media from suspension-adapted cells producing adeno-associated viruses

description: Research laboratory services

CELL AND GENE THERAPY CATAPULT

locality: LONDON

streetAddress: 12TH FLOOR TOWER WING,GUY'S HOSPITAL, GREAT MAZE POND

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

scheme: GB-COH

legalName: CELL AND GENE THERAPY CATAPULT

Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult

legalName: Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult


name: Sutton, Achieving for Children and Kingston

description: Royal Borough of Kingston

title: Royal Borough of Kingston

description: Royal Borough of Kingston

locality: Kingston upon Thames

postalCode: KT1 1EU

streetAddress: Royal Borough of Kingston

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

Terago Ltd

locality: Croydon

postalCode: CR0 0XZ

streetAddress: Airport House Business Centre

scale: sme

legalName: Terago Ltd


measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

measure: foreignBidsFromNonEU

measure: electronicBids

title: Nottingham City Whole House Retrofit Energy Efficiency Installations (DPS 5550)

description: Nottingham City Council has secured Green Homes Grant & Sustainable Warmth Competition funding from BEIS to improve the energy efficiency of privately owned domestic properties and have appointed a contractor to carry out a programme for the supply and installation a range of home energy efficiency measures and associated project management services to domestic properties located within the city.

description: Miscellaneous special-trade construction work

description: Environmental improvement works

description: Construction work for multi-dwelling buildings and individual houses

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted procedure

Nottingham City Council

locality: Nottingham

postalCode: NG2 3NG

streetAddress: Loxley House, Station Street

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Nottingham City Council

Cocuun Ltd

locality: Leeds

legalName: Cocuun Ltd

High Court of England and Wales

legalName: High Court of England and Wales


description:
The Money and Pensions Service’s Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) is responsible for developing a pensions dashboards ecosystem which will enable individuals to view their pensions data via their chosen dashboard.
Part of the dashboards ecosystem is an Identity Service that allows users to verify their identity, and authenticate themselves for subsequent visits, so that they can access other elements of the ecosystem. This provides the verification required to assure pension schemes and providers that they are returning data to the correct user. This service must comply with GPG45 identity verification and GPG44 identity authentication good practice guides.
During the ecosystem development stages, PDP has contracted with a single Identity Provider (IDP) to implement this service. For future delivery, PDP requires a solution that maximises accessibility and considers inclusivity. In other words, providing ease of access to the widest possible percentage of the UK population. For instance, people who do not hold passports would not be able to verify their digital identity if this was the sole available verification/authentication method. The solution should also provide a smooth user experience and consider the potential range of user needs that might be catered for.
A comprehensive 'identity verification approach’ market engagement exercise was undertaken by PDP in 2020 prior to the appointment of the current provider. This subsequent engagement is for PDP to engage with the identity authentication and verification market in order to identify all possible solutions that could fulfil our criteria. This engagement is open to IDPs, Orchestration Service Providers (OSP), and any other organisations operating within this area.
To participate, please can you respond, to the contact email address, indicating if you would be interested in this potential opportunity and how your solution would meet the following criteria:
1) Eventual accessibility for the widest section of the UK population, with minimal requirement for the user to create new digital identities. It would be useful to understand how your organisation might expand and improve accessibility over time to meet this requirement, considering the challenges the users of a pensions dashboard might face.
2) Compliance with GPG45 and GPG44 good practice guides. The GPG45 level of confidence currently required is Medium, though the option to move to High in the future would be beneficial.
3) Intention to be certified, or current certification status, under the UK Digital Identity & Attributes Trust Framework.
4) Ability to handle tens of thousands of transactions per day.
It would also be appreciated if you could give an indication of your charges per transaction for both verification and authentication.
Please note, this is not a call for competition, but a desire to carry out early market engagement to support development of the commercial strategy for this requirement. The approach for duration of contract(s) and routes to market for the future procurement are currently undecided. The contract value stated on this notice is purely indicative.
The closing date for responses to this notice is Friday 28th October 2022.

description: Pension services

title: Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) Digital Identity Service

description:
The Money and Pensions Service’s Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) is responsible for developing a pensions dashboards ecosystem which will enable individuals to view their pensions data via their chosen dashboard. Part of this ecosystem is an Identity Service that allows new users to verify their identity and returning users to subsequently authenticate themselves.
During the ecosystem development stages, PDP has contracted with a single Identity Provider (IDP). For the future delivery of this service, PDP requires a solution that provides accessibility for the widest possible percentage of the UK population and considers inclusivity for the digitally excluded.
PDP therefore wishes to engage with the identity verification and authentication market in order to identify the solutions available that fulfil this and other core requirements.

description: IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

Money and Pensions Service

postalCode: EC1N 2TD

streetAddress: 120 Holborn

description: Body governed by public law

description: Economic affairs

legalName: Money and Pensions Service


description:
The Multiply Numeracy Project follows the Department of Education's Multiply Investment Prospectus which can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/multiply-funding-available-to-improvenumeracy-skills
Kent County Council has divided these interventions into the following. These interventions are to be delivered per district or countywide.
Lot 1 - Intervention 1a - Courses designed to increase confidence with numbers for those needing the first steps towards formal numeracy qualifications - Engagement activities
Lot 2 - Intervention 1b - Courses designed to increase confidence with numbers for those needing the first steps towards formal numeracy qualifications. - Non-accredited numeracy courses.
Lot 3 - Intervention 2a - Courses designed to help people use numeracy to manage their money -Engagement activity
Lot 4 - Intervention 2b - Courses designed to help people use numeracy to manage their money - Financial Literacy courses including money management.
Lot 5 - Intervention 3a - Innovative numeracy programmes delivered together with employers – including courses designed to cover specific numeracy skills required in the workplace - Engagement activities.
Lot 6 - Intervention 3b - Innovative numeracy programmes delivered together with employers – including courses designed to cover specific numeracy skills required in the workplace - Non-accredited numeracy courses.
Lot 7 - Intervention 4a - Courses aimed at people who can’t apply for certain jobs because of lack of numeracy skills and/or to encourage people to upskill in numeracy order to access a certain job/career - Engagement activity.
Lot 8 - Intervention 4b - Courses aimed at people who can’t apply for certain jobs because of lack of numeracy skills and/or to encourage people to upskill in numeracy order to access a certain job/career - Non-accredited numeracy courses.
Lot 9 - Intervention 5 - New intensive and flexible numeracy courses targeted at people without Level 2 maths, leading to a Functional Skills Qualification - No Year 1 delivery as enough AEB to meet need
Lot 10 - Intervention 6a - Courses for parents wanting to increase their numeracy skills in order to help their children, and help with their own progression - Engagement activities
Lot 11 - Intervention 6b -  Courses for parents wanting to increase their numeracy skills in order to help their children, and help with their own progression - Non-accredited numeracy courses
Lot 12 - Intervention 7a - Numeracy courses aimed at prisoners, those recently released from prison or on temporary licence - Engagement activities.
Lot 13 - Intervention 7b - Numeracy courses aimed at prisoners, those recently released from prison or on temporary licence - Non-accredited numeracy courses
Lot 14 - Intervention 8a - Numeracy courses aimed at those 19 or over that are leaving, or have just left, the care system - Engagement activities.
Lot 15 - Intervention 8b - Numeracy courses aimed at those 19 or over that are leaving, or have just left, the care system - Non-accredited numeracy courses.
Lot 16 - Intervention 9a - Numeracy activities, courses or provision developed in partnership with community organisations and other partners aimed at engaging the hardest to reach learners = Engagement activities.
Lot 17 - Intervention 9b - Numeracy activities, courses or provision developed in partnership with community organisations and other partners aimed at engaging the hardest to reach learners = Non-accredited numeracy courses.
Lot 18 - Intervention 10 - Additional relevant maths modules embedded into other vocational courses - Non-accredited numeracy courses

description: Education and training services

title: Multiply Numeracy Project

description:
Kent County Council (the Council) is the largest local authority in England covering an area
of 3,500 square kilometres. It has an annual expenditure of over £1bn on goods and services
and a population of 1.6m.
The Multiply Programme was announced by the Department for Education in April 2022 –
being part of a range of initiatives that aim to boost adult skills. The programme is for 19+
adults who do not have a GSCE at Grade 4 (or equivalent) and aims to help people improve
their ability to understand and use maths in daily life, home, and work – from household
finances, to helping children with homework, to making more sense of the facts in the media
and improving employability / job prospects.
Full details of the Multiply programme can be found in the Multiply Investment Prospectus:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/multiply-funding-available-to-improvenumeracy-skills
Kent County Council is looking to appoint Suppliers through a Dynamic Purchasing System,
to provide this service. The DPS is for the procurement of social and other services referred
to in Regulation 74 of the Public Contracts Regulations (2015) and as such, the intention is
to use a light touch regime, rather than the full regime described in Regulation 34 (Dynamic
Purchasing System).
Please refer to the Invitation to Tender documentation a full timetable of indicative dates, including submission dates for the initial round and for the remainder of the DPS.

description: Education and training services

Kent County Council

locality: Maidstone

postalCode: ME14 1XQ

streetAddress: Sessions House

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Kent County Council

streetAddress: County Hall


description: 65+ (Physical Disability)

title: 65+ (Physical Disability)

description: 65+ (Physical Disability)

description: Social work and related services

Cumbria County Council

locality: Carlisle

postalCode: CA6 4SJ

streetAddress: Accounts Payable Parkhouse Building, Baron Way

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Cumbria County Council

CEL Homecare Limited

locality: Consett

postalCode: DH8 5AF

streetAddress: 5 Front Street

legalName: CEL Homecare Limited


name: Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit

description: Fast Track - PHB notional budget

title: Fast Track - PHB notional budget

description: Fast Track - PHB notional budget

description: Health services

locality: Stoke-on-Trent

postalCode: ST4 4LX

streetAddress: N H S North Staffordshire Heath Authority

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

Community Care Direct Limited

locality: Southport

postalCode: PR8 5AB

streetAddress: Community Care Direct Ltd

legalName: Community Care Direct Limited


name: Townsend Jackson Limited T/A The Care Worker Agency

description: Fast Track - PHB notional budget

title: Fast Track - PHB notional budget

description: Fast Track - PHB notional budget

description: Health services

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit

postalCode: PR8 1LQ

streetAddress: The Care Worker Agency


rel: canonical

title: EC grants Audits

title: International grants Audits

title: UK grants Audit

title: EC grants Audits

description:
Lot 1 - EC grants Audits
The University of Edinburgh has around 215 European Commission live research projects with end dates after 2022 as either co-ordinator or partner.
In addition, it is anticipated that the University will be participating in Horizon Europe and the audits will start, depending on their end date and their value after two years from now.

title: International grants Audits

description:
Lot 2 - International grants Audits (US Federal grants, Gates Foundation grants and any other international grants audits as per the T&C of the funders)
The University of Edinburgh has around 380 International live research grants with end dates after 2022. We need to have an annual US NIH Federal audit of our NIH federal grants as the threshold of $750k is exceeded. In addition, other International funders require audits as per their T&C, including the annual Gates Foundation audit.

title: UK grants Audit

description:
Lot 3 - UK grants Audits (Innovate UK grants and any other UK grants audits as per the T&C of the funders)
The University of Edinburgh has around 25 Innovate UK live research grants with end dates after 2022.  Independent Accountant’s Reports (IARs) are required for all awards above a 25,000 GPB threshold.

description: Financial auditing services

description: Financial auditing services

description: Financial auditing services

title: EC0973 - Financial Auditing - Research Grants

description: Financial Auditing services for Research Grants.

description: Financial auditing services

The University of Edinburgh

locality: Edinburgh

postalCode: EH1 1HT

streetAddress: Charles Stewart House, 9-16 Chambers Street

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

legalName: The University of Edinburgh

LEES Accountants

locality: Norwich

streetAddress: Ingram House, Meridian Way

legalName: LEES Accountants

name: Edinburgh Sheriff Court and Justice of the Peace Court

postalCode: EH1 1LB

streetAddress: 27 Chambers Street

title: EC grants Audits

title: International grants Audits

title: UK grants Audit

description: (SC Ref:709503)


description: 18-64 years

title: 18-64 years

description: 18-64 years

description: Social work and related services

Milton Keynes Council

locality: Milton Keynes

postalCode: MK9 3EJ

streetAddress: Milton Keynes Borough Council

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Milton Keynes Council

Joycele Services

postalCode: MK9 2UB

streetAddress: Regus

legalName: Joycele Services


description: 65+ (Physical Disability)

title: 65+ (Physical Disability)

description: 65+ (Physical Disability)

description: Social work and related services

Cumbria County Council

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

G CARE LTD

locality: Workington

streetAddress: G Care Ltd

legalName: G CARE LTD


description: Fast Track - PHB notional budget

title: Fast Track - PHB notional budget

description: Fast Track - PHB notional budget

description: Health services

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services


description: School Absence Insurance requirements - 3 lots of cover.

description: Provide staff with absence insurance to its schools and academies, in total a maximum of some 101 learning establishments within Nottinghamshire boundaries.

title: CPU3786 - School Absence Insurance

description: Nottingham City Council is looking to establish a provider of staff absence insurance to its schools and academies, in total a maximum of some 101 learning establishments within Nottinghamshire boundaries.

description: Financial and insurance services

Nottingham City Council

roles: buyer reviewBody

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

Schools Advisory Service

locality: South Normanton

legalName: Schools Advisory Service


title: Roof Tiling repairs and replacement

description: Roof Tiling repairs and replacement – The council has a requirement to survey pitched roofs on a programmed basis in accordance with Decent Homes legislation. This identifies individual properties and streets of properties where the tiled roof coverings have reached approximately 50 years old and/or are no longer fit for purpose. The works required to each property will be specified by the CA prior to the works and the detailed specification can be found in SD1 - Tiled Re-roofing and Insulation Specification. As part of the works it is also a requirement that the ventilation and insulation in the roof space is bought up to current building regulation requirements wherever possible. The provider is to allow for protection of the property and the surrounding area as work progresses and for the removal of all waste produced from site. The contactor is to arrange and include in their pricing for all access requirements as deemed necessary, including any scaffolding requirements. The winning provider will be required to work in conjunction with any Council appointed Solar PV installer to ensure these works are integrated seamlessly with the roofing works on some properties. The contractor where necessary must allow free access to the scaffolding as required, provided the Solar PV installer complies with all health and Safety regulations and RAMS are approved by the roof tiling contractor. The contractor must not withhold or hinder any such installer unreasonably from carrying out their work.

title: Flat roofing repairs and replacement

description: Flat roofing repairs and replacement – Works will be mainly to flat roof extensions and bay windows to houses and flats, but also may be required to communal buildings including balconies and walkways. The contractor may be required to carry out patch repairs as well as complete replacement coverings. The extent of the works will be decided by the CA in consultation with the successful contractor. The detailed specification can be found in SD2 – Flat Roof Reroofing Specification. As part of the works, the contractor may be required to repair or replace decking and improve insulation to current building regulation requirements. The provider is to allow for protection of the property and the surrounding as work progresses and for the removal of all waste produced from site.

title: Shed roof replacement

description: Shed roof replacement – Many of the Council’s properties have an external brick built shed. Generally these have low pitch roofs which are currently covered with asbestos cement sheets. The replacement roof covering is to be with plastisol coated, profiled steel sheets. The detailed specification for this work can be found in SD3 – Shed Roof Specification. Contractors within this lot must be licensed to remove the asbestos sheets and follow the correct procedures for removal from site and disposal (including providing all consignment notes to the CA). There are other shed roofs which are either felted or tiled, but these will fall within the scope of Lots 1 or 2 and not this lot.

title: Gutters, fascia’s and soffits

description: Gutters, fascia’s and soffits – The council has a programme to replace soffits and fascia’s with UPVC. This work is also associated with the replacement of gutters and downpipes. The works may either be done in conjunction with roof replacement, done as a standalone replacement, or part of a new build construction (first time installation). The detailed specification for this work can be found in SD4 – Gutters Fascia’s and Soffits Specification. The contractor will not need to provide access for the works as this will be arranged by the CA. If the existing soffits and fascia’s contain asbestos, they will be removed by others prior to commencement of the works. In all other circumstances the winning provider will be required to remove all waste from site.

description: Construction work

description: Construction work

description: Construction work

description: Construction work

title: AT1129 - Provision for Roofing Contractors

description:
The purpose of this tender is to employ roofing support contractors with the view to award a primary provider for each lot on a reactive and small works basis and up to a maximum of 3 contingents to provide support as required by the council.
A provider can bid for all or individual lots.
In addition to the standard lots detailed within this tender, there may also be the requirement for ad-hoc projects to be completed. It is the council’s intention to utilise all winning providers (Primary and contingent for each lot) for mini bid competitions in this instance.
All ad-hoc project works outside of the ‘lots’ tendered under the mini bid process could be up to a value of £75k, any projects over this value will be put out by the council as a separate tender and are not included within the scope of this tender.
There are no guaranteed volumes for all requirements on this contract at any time.

description: Construction work

Luton Council

region: UKH

locality: Luton

postalCode: LU1 2BQ

streetAddress: Town Hall, George Street

description: Body governed by public law

description: General public services

legalName: Luton Council

High Court

locality: London

legalName: High Court


title: Electrical

description:
To carry out all services defined as electrician services. Contractors require to be the National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting (NICEIC) registered (or equivalent) and the electricians must be fully qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

title: Fencing and Gates

description:
This lot includes for the dismantling and removal of existing gates and fencing and/or the erection of new metal or timber replacement gates and fencing. Contractors require to be suitably qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

title: Flooring

description:
This lot includes for the repair, replacement, maintenance and installation of flooring including carpets. Contractors require to be suitably qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

title: Heating

description:
To carry out all services defined as heating engineers services. Contractors require to be Gas Safe registered (or equivalent) in both domestic and commercial applications and the heating engineers must be fully qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.
II.2.5) Award criteria

title: Joinery

description:
To carry out all services defined as joinery services. Contractors require to be suitably qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

title: Kitchens

description:
This lot includes for repair, replacement, maintenance, installation and upgrades of kitchens. Contractors require to be suitably qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

title: Painting and Decorating

description:
To carry out all services defined as painter and/or decorating services. Contractors require to be suitably qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

title: Plastering and Ceramic Tiling Works

description:
To carry out all services defined as plasterer work and tiling work. Contractors require to be suitably qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

title: Plumbing

description:
To carry out all services defined as plumber services. Contractors require to be suitably qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

description:
This lot includes for servicing, planned and reactive maintenance of ground source heat pumps, air source heat pumps, solar thermal panels and (photovoltaic) PV systems. Contractors require to be suitably qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

title: Roofing

description:
To carry out inspection and/or cleaning of gutters, and repairs and maintenance to all types of roofs. Contractors require to be suitably qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

title: Ventilation

description:
To carry out the repair, replacement and maintenance of industrial ventilation and ventilation of residential buildings. Contractors require to be suitably qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

title: Windows and Doors

description:
To carry out all services defined as glazier work. Contractors require to be suitably qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

title: Multi-Trades

description:
To carry out two, some or all services detailed in lots 1-14. Where a multi trades Work Order is awarded the Contractor will be required to supervise and coordinate all the trades under their control to ensure the efficient completion of the Work Order.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

title: Bathrooms

description:
This lot includes for the repair, maintenance , installation and upgrades of bathrooms, wet rooms and W.C.’s. Contractors require to be suitably qualified, experienced and competent to carry out the Work Orders issued under this lot.
Whilst this is a national framework which covers all of Scotland, within the Procurement Documents Tenderers are required to select which Geographical Regions they are able to service and offers will be evaluated on this basis. For further information, please see the related procurement documents.

description: Repair and maintenance services of building installations

description: Energy and related services

description: Various locations throughout the geographical boundaries of the participating councils and associate members within Scotland.

description: Erection of fencing

description: Fencing, railing and safety equipment installation work

description: Installation of gates

description: Laying work of flexible floor coverings

description: Floor-laying work

description: Repair and maintenance of public conveniences

description: Thermal insulation work

description: Repair and maintenance services of central heating

description: Heating, ventilation and air-conditioning installation work

description: Central-heating installation work

description: Repair and maintenance services of boilers

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Joinery work

description: Joinery and carpentry installation work

description: Builders' joinery

description: Non-metal joinery installation work

description: Installation of fitted kitchens

description: Decoration work

description: Painting and glazing work

description: Painting work of buildings

description: Repainting work

description: Painting work

description: Decoration work

description: Plastering work

description: Plumbing and sanitary works

description: Water plumbing work

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Solar panel roof-covering work

description: Heat pumps

description: Roof repair and maintenance work

description: Roof works and other special trade construction works

description: Roof repair

description: Roof maintenance work

description: Ventilation and air-conditioning installation work

description: Ventilation installation work

description: Windows, doors and related items

description: Installation of doors and windows and related components

description: Installation of doors and windows

description: Installation of windows

description: Installation of doors

description: Refurbishment of run-down buildings

description: Refurbishment work

description: Painting and glazing work

description: Roof repair and maintenance work

description: Repair and maintenance services of electrical building installations

description: Plastering work

description: Bathrooms construction work

awardCriteriaDetails: Tenders may be submitted for one or all Lots

description:
South Lanarkshire Council would encourage all contractors to review the exciting tender opportunity for the Scotland Excel Property Maintenance and Refurbishment Framework as per the Lots detailed below. South Lanarkshire Council are a member of Scotland Excel and will use this as a potential procurement route for future works projects and would encourage contractors to consider tendering for this opportunity.
The framework is divided into 15 Lots as follows:
Lot 1 - Bathrooms
Lot 2 - Electrical
Lot 3 - Fencing and Gates
Lot 4 - Flooring
Lot 5 - Heating
Lot 6 - Joinery
Lot 7 - Kitchens
Lot 8 - Painting and Decorating
Lot 9 - Plastering and Ceramic Tiling Works
Lot 10 - Plumbing
Lot 11 - Renewables (Solar Thermal Panels, Solar Water Heating, PV, Heat Pumps)
Lot 12 - Roofing
Lot 13 - Ventilation
Lot 14 - Windows and Doors
Lot 15 - Multi-Trades
Bidders can bid for single lot or multiple Lots as detailed above.

South Lanarkshire Council

locality: Hamilton

postalCode: ML3 0AA

streetAddress: Council Headquarters, Almada Street

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: South Lanarkshire Council

Scotland Excel

roles: buyer processContactPoint

locality: Paisley

postalCode: PA1 1AR

streetAddress: Renfrewshire House, Cotton Street

legalName: Scotland Excel

description:
Scotland Excel is a central purchasing body and is procuring this framework on behalf of the following contracting authorities (and
successor bodies):
A) The 32 local authorities in Scotland as listed at http://www.scotland-excel.org.uk/home/aboutus/ourmembers.aspx
B) Scotland Excel associate members as listed at http://www.scotland-excel.org.uk/home/Aboutus/Ourmembers/Associate-members.aspx
C) any Integration Authority, or other body, established pursuant to the Public Bodies (Joint Working)(Scotland)Act 2014.
D) Any Scottish Registered Social Landlords listed on the public register of the Scottish Housing Regulator:
http://directory.scottishhousingregulator.gov.uk/Documents/Landlord%20Register.pdf as at the date of publication of this notice.
E) Tayside Contracts
F) Advanced Procurement for Universities and Colleges (APUC Ltd) and their member organisations across the higher and further
education sector in Scotland and their associated and affiliated bodies.
G) Scottish Prison Service (SPS)
H) Scottish National Health Service Authorities and Trusts
I) Transport Scotland
J) Scottish Government and Scottish Central Government Bodies.
The above is subject to each contracting authority entering into and maintaining a relevant membership agreement or other access agreement with Scotland Excel.
Tenderers are advised that the envisaged maximum number of participants that might be appointed to the proposed framework agreement
set out in section IV.1.3 of this contract notice is purely indicative. Scotland Excel reserves the right to appoint more or less bidders than
the envisaged maximum number to the proposed framework agreement.
Rebates apply to this framework.
NATIONAL SCHEDULE OF RATES
As further outlined in section 3.5 of the 1821 Information and Instructions to Tenderers inc Evaluation Methodology, it is a requirement of the framework that Tenderers have access to the relevant National Schedule of Rates for each lot that they are bidding for.
Further information regarding the operation of the framework and the tendering requirements can be found within the tender documentation which is available in the relevant PCS-T project for this procurement exercise.
The buyer is using PCS-Tender to conduct this ITT exercise. The Project code is 45426. For more information see: http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/info/InfoCentre.aspx?ID=2343
A sub-contract clause has been included in this contract. For more information see: http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/info/InfoCentre.aspx?ID=2363
Community benefits are included in this requirement. For more information see: https://www.gov.scot/policies/public-sector-procurement/community-benefits-in-procurement/
A summary of the expected community benefits has been provided as follows:
Tenderers are requested to agree to the community benefits approach as set out in the ITT. Where agreed, if successful in award onto the
framework and if a Work Order is awarded through the framework, consultants will be required to:
1. Upon award of the Work Order proactively engage with the Council to agree the selection of community benefit outcomes and how
these will be monitored between the parties (including reporting and reviews).
2. Commence implementing the community benefits immediately, or as soon as reasonably possible, upon being appointed a Work Order.
3. Inform Scotland Excel of the selection of community benefit outcomes which have been agreed with the Council and report on the
delivery these on a bi-annual basis in a format prescribed by Scotland Excel.
(SC Ref:702329)
(SC Ref:709431)


description:
T36he requirements for the provision of works relating to the phased restoration and enhancement of the Grade II* Health Hydro. The works fall into two Phases. Phase 1 is fully funded. Funding for Phase 2 is dependent on the Levelling Up Fund round 2 bid, which was submitted in August 2022.
The Phase 1 works include:
•	Repairs and conservation works to roofs and external façades
•	Replacement of mechanical electrical and plumbing plant and systems for the phase 1 areas
•	Creation of new building areas to house new MEP plant
•	Installation of new MEP plant and systems for Phase 1 areas
•	Repairs and restoration works to the large swimming pool and its hall
•	Reconfiguration and enhancement to the changing facilities
•	Strip out of modern interventions and redundant MEP plant and systems within the phase 1 areas notably, in the former Washing Baths Hall
•	Reconfiguration of the former Washing Baths Hall to enable new activity space and access through to the changing and wet-side areas
•	Reconfiguration and restoration works to the Milton Road entrance
•	Improved access and circulation
The Phase 1 scheme will provide the enabling platform for the further and complete restoration and enhancement of the Health Hydro to be realised.
The Phase 2 scheme includes:
•	Reconfiguration of the former dispensary and consulting / practitioner rooms on the ground floor to create a new Community Health and Wellbeing Hub
•	Reconfiguration and restoration works to the Faringdon Road entrance
•	Restoration and enhancements to the Turkish Baths and Spa
•	Environmental improvements to the main pool hall, focusing on roof insulation and re-glazing

description: Installation of changing rooms

description: Historical monument or memorial construction work

description: Buildings of particular historical or architectural interest

description: Construction work for sports facilities

description: Multi-purpose sports facilities construction work

description: Construction work of leisure facilities

description: Leisure centre construction work

description: Spa construction work

description: Construction work for social services buildings

title: Health Hydro Restoration

description:
Swindon Borough Council, wishes to submit to tender the requirements for the provision of works relating to the phased restoration and enhancement of the Grade II* Health Hydro. The works fall into two Phases. Phase 1 is fully funded. Funding for Phase 2 is dependent on the Levelling Up Fund round 2 bid, which was submitted in August 2022.
The Phase 1 works include:
•	Repairs and conservation works to roofs and external façades
•	Replacement of mechanical electrical and plumbing plant and systems for the phase 1 areas
•	Creation of new building areas to house new MEP plant
•	Installation of new MEP plant and systems for Phase 1 areas
•	Repairs and restoration works to the large swimming pool and its hall
•	Reconfiguration and enhancement to the changing facilities
•	Strip out of modern interventions and redundant MEP plant and systems within the phase 1 areas notably, in the former Washing Baths Hall
•	Reconfiguration of the former Washing Baths Hall to enable new activity space and access through to the changing and wet-side areas
•	Reconfiguration and restoration works to the Milton Road entrance
•	Improved access and circulation
The Phase 1 scheme will provide the enabling platform for the further and complete restoration and enhancement of the Health Hydro to be realised.
The Phase 2 scheme includes:
•	Reconfiguration of the former dispensary and consulting / practitioner rooms on the ground floor to create a new Community Health and Wellbeing Hub
•	Reconfiguration and restoration works to the Faringdon Road entrance
•	Restoration and enhancements to the Turkish Baths and Spa
•	Environmental improvements to the main pool hall, focusing on roof insulation and re-glazing
The initial contract term will be for 16 months for phase 1 with an option to extend for a further 12 months for phase 2 with a potential total contract term of 28 months as stated in the ITT documents. Estimated contract spend for phase 1 is £5.3m and £9.1m for phase 2.

performanceTerms: In procurement documents

description: Construction work for swimming pool

Swindon Borough Council

locality: Swindon

postalCode: SN1 2JH

streetAddress: Swindon Borough Council, Civic Offices, Euclid Street

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Swindon Borough Council


description: 65+ years

title: 65+ years

description: 65+ years

description: Social work and related services

Milton Keynes Council

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

Chiltern Healthcare

postalCode: MK2 2DD

streetAddress: Chiltern Healthcare

legalName: Chiltern Healthcare


title: Services in the UK, including GIS approved Storage

description:
The V&A is seeking to put in place non-exclusive, non-binding framework agreements with a number of transport companies for the packing and transport of fine art, objects, entire exhibitions and exhibition fixtures and fittings. The agreements will also include provision of other services such as technical assistance, project management and technical advice, insurance and fine art storage facilities. The period of the framework agreement will be 4 years.
During the contract term, the V&A intends to mount and travel a number of large, medium and small sized exhibitions. Many of the exhibitions are expected to tour to multiple venues in the UK and worldwide.
The exhibitions could consist of for example paintings, sculptures, works on paper, artists’ installations, furniture, textiles and costume, ceramics, glass, jewellery and other metalwork, books, ephemera, major architectural elements, toys and games, contemporary decorative and design pieces, and videos and films: objects will belong to the V&A but also to private and public collections throughout the world.
This framework agreement will also cover the tour of exhibitions of the V&A collection objects that will not be shown at the V&A, but will tour to several venues in the UK and abroad and non-exhibition specific packing and transport requirements. Please note that the V&A will increasingly require Contractors to invoice tour venues directly for services. For example, where there are costs that as part of the tour are agreed as shared costs Contractors will be asked to bill venues the appropriate share directly.
In addition, the Framework Agreement may be used for other fine art transportation requirements by the V&A
Lot 1 is to provide fine art and object packing & transportation services and occasional storage in GIS (Government Indemnity Scheme) approved storage facilities within the UK. Additional information: To respond to this opportunity please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/829XR4E85J

title: Services in the UK and European Union

description: As Lot 1, but including the European Union

title: Services in North America, Australia, New Zealand & Japan

description: As Lot 1, but for North America, Australia, New Zealand & Japan

title: Services in the Rest of the World (excluding Lots 1-3)

description: As Lot 1, but for the Rest of the World (excluding Lots 1-3)

description: UNITED KINGDOM

description: Transport services (excl. Waste transport)

description: UNITED KINGDOM

description: UNITED KINGDOM

description: UNITED KINGDOM

title: Fine Art, Object Packing, Storage and Transportation Services

description:
For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at:
https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Transport-services-%28excl.-Waste-transport%29./829XR4E85J
To respond to this opportunity, please click here:
https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/829XR4E85J
 GO Reference: GO-20221028-PRO-21287124

label: Time limit for receipt of tenders or requests to participate

streetAddress: Electronically

electronicInvoicingPolicy: allowed

Victoria and Albert Museum

postalCode: SW7 2RL

streetAddress: Cromwell Road, South Kensington

description: Body governed by public law

description: Recreation, culture and religion

legalName: Victoria and Albert Museum

locality: Kensington

streetAddress: Cromwell Road

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.
For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at:
https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Transport-services-%28excl.-Waste-transport%29./829XR4E85J
To respond to this opportunity, please click here:
https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/829XR4E85J
 GO Reference: GO-20221010-PRO-21110011


description: 65+ (Physical Disability)

title: 65+ (Physical Disability)

description: 65+ (Physical Disability)

description: Social work and related services

Cumbria County Council

streetAddress: Accounts Payable Parkhouse Building, Baron Way

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Cumbria County Council

LUMINARY CARE

postalCode: CA3 0LJ

streetAddress: Pacific House Business Centre

legalName: LUMINARY CARE


description: Nottingham City Council on behalf of Charnwood Borough Council is seeking tenders from sufficiently experienced and qualified contractors to establish an fixed term services contract to provide Environmental Services, including but not limited to Waste and Recycling Collection and Disposal, and Street Cleaning Service Requirements

description: Operation of a refuse site

title: CPU 5159 (CBC) Env. Services

description: Refuse disposal and treatment

procurementMethodDetails: Competitive dialogue

Charnwood Borough Council

locality: Loughborough

postalCode: LE11 2TX

streetAddress: Southfield Rd

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Charnwood Borough Council

Public Procurement Review Service

roles: reviewBody mediationBody

legalName: Public Procurement Review Service


description:
North of England Commissioning Support (NECS) is working for and on behalf of NHS North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board (ICB) (the Contracting Authority) who wish to alert the market to a potential future tender opportunity to deliver a Diagnostic Spirometry Community Hub for the North Tyneside local patient population
The aims of the hub are:
•	Accurate diagnosis, based on improved quality of diagnostic spirometry and reduction in variation, which will improve diagnosis and long-term monitoring of patients with respiratory disease
•	Improved patient care and experience
•	Compliance with national guidelines - spirometry will be completed by ARTP-trained professionals
•	Care delivered in the community and easily accessible by patients
•	Ease of referral for clinicians
•	Appropriate choice of inhaled therapy in line with guidance and the sustainability agenda
•	Reduction in incorrect inhaler technique
•	Good skill mix and a multi-disciplinary team working together to ensure accurate diagnosis, treatment plan, medicine optimisation and inhaler techniques
•	Reduced time pressure on nursing/Health Care Assistant staff in practices
•	Cost effectiveness
•	Level of flexibility for GPs to refer in for spirometry or full diagnostic.
•	To fit with the direction of NHS Long Term Plan priorities
It is important to note that this PIN is not a call for competition and as such potential providers will need to express an interest in any future tender opportunity once a contract notice is published on Find and Tender Service and on Contracts Finder.
It should be noted that this PIN/RFI invites individuals and organisations to express an interest in this RFI exercise only, and it is NOT a pre-qualification questionnaire, and is NOT part of any pre-qualification or selection process. This PIN/RFI is intended as an awareness, communication, and information gathering exercise for the Contracting Authority to ascertain if there is any genuine interest in the market to deliver this service. An expression of interest is no indication of a commitment to participate in the RFI process nor does it infer any preferential or special status on those individuals and organisations who express an interest in the RFI exercise.
NECS is utilising an electronic tendering portal (In-Tend) to manage this process and as such interested individuals and organisations will need to register on the portal to submit their expression of interest.
The InTend e-Tendering portal can be found at:
https://in-tendhost.co.uk/nhsnecsu/aspx/Home
Please note that it is free to register on InTend, which can be accessed at any time of day as long as you have a working internet connection.
Should you have any queries, or are having problems registering on the portal, you should contact the e-tendering provider by Email: support@in-tend.com or by phone 0844 2728810. Website: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/nhsnecsu/aspx/Home
Helpdesk Support is available (Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5.00pm).
Potential providers are to note that the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (as amended) may apply to a future procurement including the New Fair Deal non-statutory policy setting out how pensions issues are to be dealt with when staff are compulsorily transferred from the public sector to independent providers delivering public services.
To express an interest in delivery of the service, please send a message confirming your interest via the correspondence tab within InTend prior to the deadline.
The RFI documents will be available from the e-tendering portal Intend from 3pm Monday 10 October 2022.
All completed RFI responses must be submitted by the deadline of 5pm on 28th October 2022.

description: North Tyneside

region: UKC

description: Health and social work services

title: NECS443 - Market Engagement - Request for Information - Diagnostic Spirometry Community Hub for the North Tyneside local patient population

description: Health and social work services

locality: North Tyneside

postalCode: NE29 7ST

streetAddress: Hedley Court, Orion Business Park, Tyne Tunnel Trading Estate

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health