title: Living Water Enterprise - Infrastructure (North East)

title: Living Water Enterprise - Treatment (North East)

title: Living Water Enterprise - Treatment (Essex & Suffolk)

title: A1 Infrastructure Civil Engineering (North East, £0-£2.5m)

title: Infrastructure Civil Engineering (North East, £0-£5m)

name: Seymour (Civil Engineering Contractors) Ltd.

title: Treatment and Civils (North East, £0-£2.5m)

name: Meldrum Structural and Civil Engineering Limited

title: Treatment and Civils (North East, £0-£5m)

title: Treatment and Civils (Essex & Suffolk, £0-£2.5m)

title: Treatment and Civils (Essex & Suffolk, £0-£5m)

title: Civil & Environmental Engineering (North East and Essex & Suffolk)

description:
This engagement process will consist of a number of elements:
-	Questionnaire issued to all interested parties (deadline for completion 10th May 2023, 2pm)
-	Further discussions with some organisations with specific experience in the areas detailed in this PIN
-	Launch event setting out our plan and overarching procurement timescales
-	Estimated launch of procurement in Sep/Oct 2023 Additional information: Our framework lot structure is not yet defined and will be informed by the feedback we receive from the market engagement, along with our PR24 plan content.  As such, understanding suppliers' capabilities in different services across our operating regions will be a key part of these discussions.

title: Infrastructure (North East)

description:
7 year Framework Agreement, with a potential to extend by negotiation with the supplier(s) for a further period of 5 years (12 in total).
The anticipated value is £125m-£210m per annum, but no volume of work can be guaranteed.

description:
Enterprise Lot A - Infrastructure (North East):
The Client has appointed Enterprise design & construct (D&C) Contractors in the Northumbrian Water operating area to deliver infrastructure projects across its capital investment programme. The Contractors will become partners as part of the Northumbrian Water Living Water Enterprise, working alongside other strategic partners to act as a single entity focused on outcomes and mutual goals placing optimised delivery as one of its key priorities. The Enterprise D&C partners will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across the region.
The scope of work includes design, construction and commissioning of new water and wastewater infrastructure assets, asset renewals, asset modifications and refurbishments.
It will involve programmes of investigation and delivery work by asset, work type, geography and / or by specialism. These programmes will involve mainly infrastructure works; and can be district to regional wide; multiple small to medium scale, MEICA and civil interventions; small groups of medium sized and / or medium complex projects and or an individual complex larger project. There will be throughout the duration of the Framework Agreement small, medium or large urgent or emerging issues of a more business critical nature which may need to be investigated and then delivered on an individual basis. The Enterprise D&C partner will perform a pivotal role in delivering Northumbrian Water's commitments under the Water Industry Environmental Programme (WINEP).
WINEP is a national programme for all the water only and water and wastewater companies. Work scope will include investigations, monitoring, options appraisals and projects to drive improvements and prevent deterioration and protect the water environment.
Scope of this framework may include and is not limited to:
Storm Overflow spill reductions to comply with new legislative requirements as translated into the government's storm overflow discharge reduction plan and Environment Agency WINEP guidance. The Clients PR24 plan is to improve priority overflows to meet 'harm' and public health targets. The scope will include but not be limited to the design and installation of singular & multiple solutions for:
• Surface water separation;
• Upsizing of combined sewers;
• Off-line and on-line underground tank solutions;
• Design and installation of nature-based solutions;
• Rainwise solutions working with the community, e.g., SUDS for schools, enhancing 'blue/ green' spaces;
• Installation of screening controls;
• Smart Network controls with multiple solution types.
Within the Clients PR24 Plan there is a requirement for monitoring programmes, the scope for this will include the design and installation of monitors on the permitted emergency overflows on the sewage network pumping stations.
Northumbria Integrated Drainage Partnership (NIDP) is a partnership approach to strategic drainage area planning in the Northeast. Candidate lists of projects are selected for the delivery of jointly funded studies that are agreed on an annual basis. Currently a 10-year programme is at mid-point. The scope will include delivery of design and construction of the projects selected and the Client's funding is based on benefits gained. Primary drivers for the outcomes are solutions to repeat sewer flooding, internal and external flooding incidents. There will be opportunities in NIDP for storm overflow spill reductions.
Other areas of scope may include but not be limited to:
• Flood alleviation and pollution remediation projects.
• Strategic water mains diversions
• Potable water service reservoir renewals and replacements programme
• Reservoir act compliance for Impounding reservoirs

title: Treatment (North East)

description:
7 year Framework Agreement, with a potential to extend by negotiation with the supplier(s) for a further period of 5 years (12 in total).
The anticipated value is £100m-£165m per annum, but no volume of work can be guaranteed.

description:
Enterprise Lot B - Treatment (North East)
The Client has appointed Enterprise D&C Contractors in the Northumbrian Water Operating area to deliver infrastructure and treatment projects across its capital investment programme. The Contractors will become partners as part of the Northumbrian Water Living Water Enterprise, working alongside other strategic partners to act as a single entity focused on outcomes and mutual goals placing optimised delivery as one of its key priorities. The Enterprise D&C partners will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across the region.
The scope of work includes design, construction and commissioning of new water and wastewater treatment assets, asset renewals, asset modifications, refurbishments and extensions to treatment works.
It will involve programmes of investigation and delivery work by asset, work type, geography and / or by specialism. These programmes will involve mainly non-infrastructure works; and can be district to regional wide; multiple small to medium scale, MEICA and civil interventions; small groups of medium sized and / or medium complex projects and or an individual complex larger project. Throughout the duration of the Framework Agreement there will be small, medium or large urgent or emerging issues of a more business critical nature which may need to be investigated and then delivered on an individual basis. The Enterprise D&C partner will perform a pivotal role in delivering Northumbrian Water's commitments under the Water Industry National Environment Programme (WINEP), Water Resource Management Plan and Drainage and Wastewater Management Plan, and selected large scale enhancement schemes to secure water supply to customers and protect and enhance the environment. This will include but will not be limited to:
• River Water Quality Monitoring
• Bioresources
• Water Framework Directive
• Catchment Offsetting (Outfall and nature-based solutions)
• Sludge
• STW and WTW Refurbishments
• Drainage Wastewater Management Plans (Dry Weather Flows)
• Septic Tanks

title: Treatment (Essex & Suffolk)

description:
7 year Framework Agreement, with a potential to extend by negotiation with the supplier(s) for a further period of 5 years (12 in total).
The anticipated value is £41m-£85m per annum, but no volume of work can be guaranteed.

description:
Enterprise Lot C - Treatment (Essex & Suffolk)
The Client has appointed an Enterprise D&C Contractor in the Essex & Suffolk operating areas to deliver infrastructure and treatment projects across its capital investment programme. The Contractor will become a partner as part of the Northumbrian Water Living Water Enterprise, working alongside other strategic partners to act as a single entity focused on outcomes and mutual goals placing optimised delivery as one of its key priorities. The Enterprise D&C partner will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across the two operating regions.
The scope of work includes the design, construction and commissioning of new water treatment assets, asset renewals, asset modifications, refurbishments and extensions to treatment works and the installation of strategic mains. The split of this work will predominantly be non-infrastructure although the Client is looking to engage a partner with the capability to complete infrastructure and treatment work types.
It will involve programmes of investigation and delivery work by asset, work type, geography and / or by specialism. These programmes will involve mainly non-infrastructure works; and can be district to regional wide; multiple small to medium scale, MEICA and civil interventions; small groups of medium sized and / or medium complex projects and or an individual complex larger project. Throughout the duration of the Framework Agreement there will be small, medium or large urgent or emerging issues of a more business critical nature which may need to be investigated and then delivered on an individual basis. The Enterprise D&C partner will perform a pivotal role in delivering Northumbrian Water's commitments under the Water Resource Management Plan. Selected large scale enhancement schemes to secure water supply to customers and protect and enhance the environment include, but are not limited to:
• Water Resource Management Plan Interventions
• Ground Water Installations
• WTW Refurbishments
• Strategic Main installations
• Enhancement Schemes
• Reservoir and storage tank construction

description:
6 year Framework Agreement, with a potential to extend by negotiation with the supplier(s) for a further period of 4 years + a further 2 years (12 in total).
The anticipated value is £20m-£40m per annum, but no volume of work can be guaranteed.

description:
Wider Ecosystem Lot A 1 - Infrastructure Civil Engineering (North East) - £0-£2.5m
The Client has appointed several infrastructure civil construction Contractors in the Northumbrian Operating area to deliver projects across its capital investment programme. The Contractors will become partners as part of the Northumbrian Water's Living Water Ecosystem, working alongside the Enterprise and directly for Northumbrian Water's Integrated Delivery Services (IDS), focused on outcomes and mutual goals placing optimised delivery as one of its key priorities. The Contractors will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across the operating region.
The Scope of work includes construction and commissioning of new water and wastewater infrastructure assets, asset renewals, asset modifications and refurbishments.
The Scope involves programmes of work by asset, work type, geography and / or by specialism. These programmes will be for predominantly infrastructure works with some treatment works; and can be district to regional wide; multiple small to medium scale, civil interventions; small groups of medium sized and / or medium complex projects. Throughout the duration of the Framework Agreement there will be small, medium or emerging issues of a more business critical nature which may need to be delivered on an individual basis.
The Client's aim is to create a wide ranging and diverse eco-system of Contractors to compliment the Living Water Enterprise and its partners in addition to our integrated delivery services. To aid this, the works for this Framework are intended to be split into two Sub-lots; from £0m to £2.5m (Sub-lot 1) & £0m to £5.0m (Sub-lot 2) as indicated below.
Sub-lot 1: £0m to £2.5m:
The Scope could include but is not limited to:
• Storm Overflow spill reductions to comply with new legislative requirements as translated into the government's storm overflow discharge reduction plan and Environment Agency Water industry national environment programme (WINEP) guidance. Our PR24 plan is to improve priority overflows to meet 'harm' and public health targets. The scope will include but not limited to the installation of singular & multiple solutions:
• Surface water separation;
• upsizing of combined sewers;
• Trenchless pipework installation;
• off-line and on-line underground tank solutions;
• installation of nature-based solutions;
• Installation of screening controls;
• Construction and reconstruction of screened storm overflows and associated hydraulic control;
• Decommissioning and abandonment of the existing network assets;
• Independent from Storm overflows, the scope includes named flood alleviation and pollution remediation projects.
• sewer rehabilitation programme, in the context of trenchless technology. CCTV
investigations, cleansing, root-cutting, repairing, replacing or upgrading existing sewer pipes such as pipe bursting, pipe relining and patching/sealing technologies. Scope specifically for sewer Grade 4 & 5 sewer rehabilitation repairs.
• programme of inspection of our sea outfall structures and minor repairs. Major repairs identified will be delivered in the scope through named projects.
• minor works and full refurbishment projects at our network water/sewage pumping stations. Scope will include a programme of work on network sewage pumping station rising mains for maintenance, repair and replacements. Scope to include Operational Technology programme for replacement of obsolete telemetry outstations and associated equipment.
• New Development (ND) and New Road and Street Works Act (1991) requests for enabling projects on our sewer assets. Projects identified will require installation of assets for diversions or protection.

description:
Wider Ecosystem Lot A2 - Infrastructure Civil Engineering (North East) - £0-£5m
The Client has appointed several infrastructure civil construction Contractors in the Northumbrian Operating area to deliver projects across its capital investment programme. The Contractors will become partners as part of the Northumbrian Water's Living Water Ecosystem, working alongside the Enterprise and directly for Northumbrian Water's Integrated Delivery Services (IDS), focused on outcomes and mutual goals placing optimised delivery as one of its key priorities. The Contractors will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across the operating region.
The Scope of work includes construction and commissioning of new water and
wastewater infrastructure assets, asset renewals, asset modifications and refurbishments.
The Scope will involve programmes of work by asset, work type, geography and / or by specialism. These programmes will be for predominantly infrastructure works with some treatment works; and can be district to regional wide; multiple small to medium scale, civil interventions; small groups of medium sized and / or medium complex projects. Throughout the duration of the Framework Agreement there will be small, medium or emerging issues of a more business critical nature which may need to be delivered on an individual basis.
The Client's aim is to create a wide ranging and diverse eco-system of Contractors to compliment the Living Water Enterprise and its partners in addition to our integrated delivery services. To aid this, the works for this Framework are intended to be split into two Sub-lots; from £0m to £2.5m (Sub-lot 1) & £0m to £5.0m (Sub-lot 2) as indicated below.
Whilst it is envisaged that the bulk of works will be civils based there is an expectation and requirement from the Client that the Contractors have experience with telemetry and MEICA (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, Control and Automation).
The Scope could include but is not limited to:
• Storm Overflow spill reductions to comply with new legislative requirements as translated into the government's storm overflow discharge reduction plan and Environment Agency Water industry national environment programme (WINEP) guidance. Our PR24 plan is to improve priority overflows to meet 'harm' and public health targets. The scope will include but not limited to the installation of singular & multiple solutions:
• Surface water separation;
• upsizing of combined sewers;
• Trenchless pipework installation;
• off-line and on-line underground tank solutions;
• installation of nature-based solutions;
• Installation of screening controls;
• Construction and reconstruction of screened storm overflows and associated hydraulic control;
• Decommissioning and abandonment of the existing network assets;
• Independent from Storm overflows, the scope includes named flood alleviation and pollution remediation projects.
• sewer rehabilitation programme, in the context of trenchless technology. CCTV
investigations, cleansing, root-cutting, repairing, replacing or upgrading existing sewer pipes such as pipe bursting, pipe relining and patching/sealing technologies. Scope specifically for sewer Grade 4 & 5 sewer rehabilitation repairs.
• Property Level Flood Protection (PLFP) measures on domestic and commercial properties. This covers a range of interventions from installation of Non return valves (NRV), flood doors and self-closing air brick covers to landscape re-profiling. All works involve a high level of customer engagement. The scope includes delivery of all aspects of PLFP.
• programme of inspection of our sea outfall structures and minor repairs. Major repairs identified will be delivered in the scope through named projects.
• minor works and full refurbishment projects at our network water/sewage pumping stations. Scope will include a programme of work on network sewage pumping station rising mains for maintenance, repair and replacements. Scope to include Operational Technology programme for replacement of obsolete telemetry outstations and associated equipment.
• New Development (ND) and New Road and Street Works Act (1991) requests for enabling projects on our sewer assets. Projects identified will require installation of assets for diversions or protection.

title: Treatment and Civils (North East) - £0-£2.5m

description:
Wider Ecosystem Lot B1 - Treatment and Civils (North East) - £0-£2.5m
The Client has appointed several treatment civil construction Contractors in the
Northumbrian operating area to deliver projects across its capital investment programme. The Contractors will become partners as part of the Northumbrian Water's Living Water Ecosystem, working alongside the Enterprise and directly for Northumbrian Water's Integrated Delivery Service (IDS), focused on outcomes and mutual goals placing optimised delivery as one of its key priorities. The Contractors will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across the operating region.
The scope will involve programmes of work by asset, work type, geography and / or by specialism. These programmes will be for predominantly treatment works with some infrastructure works; and can be district to regional wide; multiple small to medium scale, civil interventions; small groups of medium sized and / or medium complex projects.
Throughout the duration of the Framework Agreement there will be small, medium or emerging issues of a more business critical nature which may need to be delivered on an individual basis.
The Client's aim is to create a wide ranging and diverse eco-system of Contractors to compliment the Living Water Enterprise and its partners in addition to our integrated delivery services. To aid this, the works for this Framework are intended to be split into two Sub-lots; from £0m to £2.5m (Sub-lot 1) & £0m to £5.0m (Sub-lot 2) as indicated below.
Sub-lot 1: General Civils £0m to £2.5m
The Scope may include but is not limited to:
• General civils, including;
• Hard standings
• Reinforced concrete structures
• Duct work, draw pits
• Retaining structures
• Hard and soft landscaping
• Embankments works and Bunds
• Road refurbishments (Not new)

title: Treatment and Civils (North East) - £0-£5m

description:
Wider Ecosystem Lot B2 - Treatment and Civils (North East) - £0-£5m
The Client has appointed several treatment civil construction Contractors in the
Northumbrian operating area to deliver projects across its capital investment programme. The Contractors will become partners as part of the Northumbrian Water's Living Water Ecosystem, working alongside the Enterprise and directly for Northumbrian Water's Integrated Delivery Service (IDS), focused on outcomes and mutual goals placing optimised delivery as one of its key priorities. The Contractors will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across the operating region.
The scope involves programmes of work by asset, work type, geography and / or by specialism. These programmes will be for predominantly treatment works with some infrastructure works; and can be district to regional wide; multiple small to medium scale, civil interventions; small groups of medium sized and / or medium complex projects. Throughout the duration of the Framework Agreement there will be small, medium or emerging issues of a more business critical nature which may need to be delivered on an individual basis.
The Client's aim is to create a wide ranging and diverse eco-system of Contractors to compliment the Living Water Enterprise and its partners in addition to our integrated delivery services. To aid this, the works for this Framework are intended to be split into two Sub-lots; from £0m to £2.5m (Sub-lot 1) & £0m to £5.0m (Sub-lot 2) as indicated below.
Sub-lot 2: Minor Treatment and Civils £0m to £5.0m
The Scope may include but is not limited to;
• Part Water and Wastewater Treatment Works and associated pipework;
• Borehole development;
• Water and wastewater network pumping stations and associated pipework;
• Strategic meters and network monitors and associated pipework;
• Raw water pumping stations, treated water pumping stations and associated
• pipework;
• Chemical, instrumentation and control systems;
• Security systems requirements;
• Other Regulatory works with MEICA and Civil requirements.
• General civils (eg. Plinths and hardstanding, bunds, reinforced concrete structures)
The Contractors appointed to sub-lot 2 are expected to show capability to include low complexity design.  Whilst it is envisaged that the bulk of
works will be civils based there is an expectation and requirement from the Client that the Contractors can deliver telemetry and MEICA (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, Control and Automation).

description:
6 year Framework Agreement, with a potential to extend by negotiation with the supplier(s) for a further period of 4 years + a further 2 years (12 in total).
The anticipated value is £7.5m-£15m per annum, but no volume of work can be guaranteed.

description:
Wider Ecosystem Lot C1 - Treatment and Civils (Essex & Suffolk) - £0-£2.5m
The Client has appointed several treatment civil construction partners in the Essex and Suffolk operating area to deliver projects across its capital investment programme. The Contractors will become partners as part of the Northumbrian Water's Living Water Ecosystem, working alongside the Enterprise and directly for Northumbrian Water's Integrated Delivery Service (IDS), focused on outcomes and mutual goals placing optimised delivery as one of its key priorities. The Contractors will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across the operating region.
The scope involves programmes of work by asset, work type, geography and / or by specialism. These programmes will be for predominantly treatment works with some infrastructure works; and can be district to regional wide; multiple small to medium scale, civil interventions; small groups of medium sized and / or medium complex projects. Throughout the duration of the Framework Agreement there will be small, medium or emerging issues of a more business critical nature which may need to be delivered on an individual basis.
The Client's aim is to create a wide ranging and diverse eco-system of Contractors to compliment the Living Water Enterprise and its partners in addition to our integrated delivery services. To aid this, the works for this Framework are intended to be split into two Sub-lots; from £0m to £2.5m (Sub-lot 1) & £0m to £5.0m (Sub-lot 2) as indicated below.
Sub-lot 1: General Civils £0m to £2.5m
The Scope may include but is not limited to:
• General civils including
• Hard standings
• Reinforced concrete structures
• Duct work, draw pits
• Retaining structures
• Hard and soft landscaping
• Embankments works and Bunds
• Road refurbishments (Not new)

description:
Wider Ecosystem Lot C2 - Treatment and Civils (Essex & Suffolk) - £0-£5m
The Client has appointed several treatment civil construction partners in the Essex and Suffolk operating area to deliver projects across its capital investment programme. The Contractors will become partners as part of the Northumbrian Water's Living Water Ecosystem, working alongside the Enterprise and directly for Northumbrian Water's Integrated Delivery Service (IDS), focused on outcomes and mutual goals placing optimised delivery as one of its key priorities. The Contractors will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across the operating region.
The scope will involve programmes of work by asset, work type, geography and / or by specialism. These programmes will be for predominantly treatment works with some infrastructure works; and can be district to regional wide; multiple small to medium scale, civil interventions; small groups of medium sized and / or medium complex projects. Throughout the duration of the Framework Agreement there will be small, medium or emerging issues of a more business critical nature which may need to be delivered on an individual basis.
The Client's aim is to create a wide ranging and diverse eco-system of Contractors to compliment the Living Water Enterprise and its partners in addition to our integrated delivery services. To aid this, the works for this Framework are intended to be split into two Sub-lots; from £0m to £2.5m (Sub-lot 1) & £0m to £5.0m (Sub-lot 2) as indicated below.
Sub-lot 2: Treatment and Civils £0m to £5.0m
The work may include but is not limited to the following:
• Part site Water Treatment Works refurbishments and associated pipework renewals.
• Borehole development;
• Water network pumping stations and associated pipework;
• Strategic meters and network monitors and associated pipework;
• Raw water pumping stations, treated water pumping stations and associated
• pipework;
• Impounding and service reservoirs as well as aqueduct and river structures;
• Chemical, instrumentation and control systems;
• Security systems requirements;
• Other Regulatory works with MEICA and Civil requirements.
• General civils (eg. Plinths and hardstanding, bunds, reinforced concrete structures)
The Contractors that are appointed to sub-lot 2 will be expected to show capability to include low complexity design. Whilst it is envisaged that the bulk of
works will be civils based there is an expectation and requirement from the Client that the Contractors are able to deliver telemetry and MEICA (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, Control and Automation)

description:
6 year Framework Agreement, with a potential to extend by negotiation with the supplier(s) for a further period of 4 years + a further 2 years (12 in total).
The anticipated value is £0m-£2.5m per annum, but no volume of work can be guaranteed.

description:
Wider Ecosystem Lot D - Demolition and Associated Services (North East)
The Client has appointed two Demolition Contractors in the Northumbrian operating area to deliver projects across its capital investment programme. The Contractors will become partners as part of the Northumbrian Water Living Water Ecosystem, working alongside the Enterprise and directly for Northumbrian Water's Integrated Delivery Service (IDS), focused on outcomes and mutual goals placing optimised delivery as one of its key priorities. The partners will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across the operating region.
The Scope of work includes demolition services relating to major and minor capital works for treatment and infrastructure projects. The scope of work will be determined over the life cycle of the AMPS, and this framework is set up for the wider Ecosystem as the Clients needs develop.
The Scope may include but is not limited to:
• Deconstruction
• General Demolition
• Dismantling/ Asset Recovery - Redundant kit/plant
• Decommissioning
• Pipe bridges
• Earthwork remediation
• Contaminated land (Soil Decontamination)
• Ground Stabilisation
• Asbestos removal & disposal
• Recycling
• Tank and Vessel Cleaning
• Registered Disposal
• Materials Handling
• Waste Management & Segregation
• Hazardous Waste Disposal

description:
Wider Ecosystem Lot E - Demolition and Associated Services (Essex & Suffolk)
The Client has appointed several Demolition Contractors in the Essex and Suffolk
operating area to deliver projects across its capital investment programme. The Contractors will become partners as part of the Northumbrian Water Living Water Ecosystem, working alongside the Enterprise and directly for Northumbrian Water's Integrated Delivery Service (IDS), focused on outcomes and mutual goals placing optimised delivery as one of its key priorities. The partners will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across the operating region.
The Scope of work includes demolition services relating to major and minor capital works for treatment and infrastructure projects. The scope of work will be determined over the life cycle of the AMPS, and this framework will be set up for the wider ecosystem as the Clients needs develop.
The Scope may include but is not limited to:
• Deconstruction
• General Demolition
• Dismantling/ Asset Recovery - Redundant kit/plant
• Decommissioning
• Pipe bridges
• Earthwork remediation
• Contaminated land (Soil Decontamination)
• Ground Stabilisation
• Asbestos removal & disposal
• Recycling
• Tank and Vessel Cleaning
• Registered Disposal
• Materials Handling
• Waste Management & Segregation
• Hazardous Waste Disposal

description:
6 year Framework Agreement, with a potential to extend by negotiation with the supplier(s) for a further period of 4 years + a further 2 years (12 in total).
The anticipated value is £0m-£25m per annum, but no volume of work can be guaranteed.

description:
Wider Ecosystem Lot F - Multi-Disciplinary Civil Engineering - Non-Water Experience (North East)
The Client's aim is to create a wide ranging and diverse eco-system of Contractors to compliment the Living Water Enterprise and its partners in addition to our Integrated Delivery Services (IDS) in the Northumbrian operating area. The purpose of this lot is to allow Contractors with relevant non-water sector experience to access the market. Demonstration of Contractor delivery shows relevance to the water sector in terms of skills, scale, working within a regulated industry, and multi stakeholder environment.
This is a multi-disciplinary lot and the scope of this lot is wide ranging, covering both infrastructure (below ground) and non-infrastructure (above ground) projects. The successful Contractors will become partners as part of the Northumbrian Water's Living Water Ecosystem, working alongside the Enterprise, and directly for Northumbrian Water's Integrated Delivery Services. The partners will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across the operating region.
The purpose of this framework is to provide an opportunity to those who have not worked in the water industry to be part of an Ecosystem which will provide support and mentoring in order to develop the understanding of the water industry and Northumbrian Water. Ultimately this will provide the water industry with additional capacity and provide the opportunity for appointed suppliers to widen their sector experience.

description:
6 year Framework Agreement, with a potential to extend by negotiation with the supplier(s) for a further period of 4 years + a further 2 years (12 in total).
The anticipated value is £0m-£16m per annum, but no volume of work can be guaranteed.

description:
Wider Ecosystem Lot G - Multi-Disciplinary Civil Engineering - Non-Water Experience (Essex & Suffolk)
The Client's aim is to create a wide ranging and diverse eco-system of Contractors to compliment the Living Water Enterprise and its partners in addition to our Integrated Delivery Services (IDS) in the Northumbrian operating area. The purpose of this lot is to allow Contractors with relevant non-water sector experience to access the market. Demonstration of Contractor delivery shows relevance to the water sector in terms of skills, scale, working within a regulated industry, and multi stakeholder environment.
This is a multi-disciplinary lot and the scope of this lot is wide ranging, covering both infrastructure (below ground) and non-infrastructure (above ground) projects. The successful Contractors will become partners as part of the Northumbrian Water's Living Water Ecosystem, working alongside the Enterprise, and directly for Northumbrian Water's Integrated Delivery Services. The partners will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across the operating region.
The purpose of this framework is to provide an opportunity to those who have not worked in the water industry to be part of an Ecosystem which will provide support and mentoring in order to develop the understanding of the water industry and Northumbrian Water. Ultimately this will provide the water industry with additional capacity and provide the opportunity for appointed suppliers to widen their sector experience.

title: Civil and Environmental Engineering (North East & Essex & Suffolk)

description:
6 year Framework Agreement, with a potential to extend by negotiation with the supplier(s) for a further period of 4 years + a further 2 years (12 in total).
The anticipated value is £0m-£5m per annum, but no volume of work can be guaranteed.

description:
Wider Ecosystem Lot H - Civil and Environmental Engineering (North East and Essex & Suffolk)
The Client has appointed Contractors in relation to civil and environment engineering services to support delivery in the Clients requirements in the Northumbrian, and Essex & Suffolk operating areas. We have appointed Contractors who specialise in 'wet' engineering works delivered around rivers, marine and coastal areas, reservoirs, lagoons and lakes.
The Contractors will become partners of the Northumbrian Water's Living Water
Ecosystem, working alongside the Enterprise and directly for Northumbrian Water's Integrated Delivery Service (IDS), focused on outcomes and mutual goals placing optimised delivery as one of its key priorities. The partners will embrace collaboration, drive and promote best practice, engender an environment of continuous learning and improvement whilst efficiently delivering the investment portfolio across all of the operating regions.
The scope of this lot may include but is not limited to;
• River restoration
• Bank maintenance, restoration and reprofiling
• Lagoon clearance and cleaning
• Piling and reinforced concrete works around water courses and water retaining structures.
• Fish and Eel Pass Investigations and Installations
• Outfall Structure Refurbishment and Repairs
• Reedbed Refurbishment and constructed wetlands
• Vegetation and debris clearance and management

description: The requirements will be for both the Northumbrian Water operating area and the Essex and Suffolk Water operating area.

region: UKC

description: Construction work for water and sewage pipelines

description: Ancillary works for water pipelines

description: Storm-water piping construction work

description: Works related to water-distribution pipelines

description: Water-main refurbishment construction work

description: Pumping station construction work

description: Sewer construction work

description: Sewerage work

description: Foul-water piping construction work

description: Sewage work

description: Sewage treatment works

description: Sludge-treatment works

description: Sewage pumping stations construction work

description: Sewage outfall construction work

description: Water-treatment work

description: Wastewater pumping station

description: Construction work for sewage pipes

description: Sewage-treatment plant construction work

description: Water-treatment plant construction work

description: Drinking-water treatment plant construction work

description: Wastewater treatment plant construction work

description: Sludge-dewatering plant construction work

description: Wastewater-plant repair and maintenance work

description: Water distribution and related services

description: Consultative engineering and construction services

description: Northumbrian Water Operating Area in the North East of England

description: Ancillary works for water pipelines

description: Storm-water piping construction work

description: Sewer construction work

description: Sewerage work

description: Foul-water piping construction work

description: Sewage work

description: Sewage outfall construction work

description: Water distribution and related services

description: Pumping station construction work

description: Sewage work

description: Sewage treatment works

description: Sludge-treatment works

description: Sewage outfall construction work

description: Water-treatment work

description: Wastewater pumping station

description: Water-treatment plant construction work

description: Water distribution and related services

description: Essex & Suffolk Water Operating Area in the South-East of England

description: Ancillary works for water pipelines

description: Storm-water piping construction work

description: Pumping station construction work

description: Water-treatment work

description: Water-treatment plant construction work

description: Water distribution and related services

description: Ancillary works for water pipelines

description: Storm-water piping construction work

description: Pumping station construction work

description: Sewer construction work

description: Sewerage work

description: Foul-water piping construction work

description: Sewage outfall construction work

description: Construction work for sewage pipes

description: Water distribution and related services

description: Ancillary works for water pipelines

description: Storm-water piping construction work

description: Pumping station construction work

description: Sewer construction work

description: Sewerage work

description: Foul-water piping construction work

description: Sewage outfall construction work

description: Construction work for sewage pipes

description: Water distribution and related services

description: Pumping station construction work

description: Sewage work

description: Sewage treatment works

description: Sludge-treatment works

description: Sewage outfall construction work

description: Water-treatment work

description: Wastewater pumping station

description: Water-treatment plant construction work

description: Water distribution and related services

description: Pumping station construction work

description: Sewage work

description: Sewage treatment works

description: Sludge-treatment works

description: Sewage outfall construction work

description: Water-treatment work

description: Wastewater pumping station

description: Water-treatment plant construction work

description: Water distribution and related services

description: Essex & Suffolk Water Operating Area in the South East of England

description: Ancillary works for water pipelines

description: Pumping station construction work

description: Water-treatment work

description: Water-treatment plant construction work

description: Water distribution and related services

description: Ancillary works for water pipelines

description: Pumping station construction work

description: Water-treatment work

description: Water-treatment plant construction work

description: Water distribution and related services

description: Building demolition and wrecking work and earthmoving work

description: Engineering works and construction works

description: General construction work for pipelines

description: Pipelaying construction work

description: Pipeline lifting and relaying

description: Installation of pipe system

description: Pipeline relaying works

description: Dredging and pumping works for water treatment plant installations

description: River regulation and flood control works

description: General construction work for pipelines

description: Pipelaying construction work

description: Pipeline lifting and relaying

description: Installation of pipe system

description: Pipeline relaying works

description: Both Northumbrian Water Operating area (North East of England) and Essex & Suffolk Water Operating area (South East of England)

description: Construction work for waterways

description: Dam construction work

description: Dam wall construction work

description: Dam-reinforcement works

description: Weir construction work

description: Dyke construction work

description: Reservoir construction works

title: Wider Ecosystem

awardCriteriaDetails: To create a diverse supply chain ecosystem containing suppliers of all sizes, we have set-up the following rules:\n\nBusiness Entities bidding for any of the 3 Living Water Enterprise (LWE) lots (FA08-01) are unable to also bid for the Wider Ecosystem lots (FA08-02) - i.e an entity with the same company registration number cannot bid on both lot types.\n\nEnterprise Lots (FA08-01) - Business Entities may bid for all/any Enterprise lots at PQQ. If submitting a PQQ response for more than one lot, you must indicate your preference in Ariba. If you were successfully shortlisted in both Lot A and Lot B (North East),  NWL reserve the right to shortlist you in one lot only taking into consideration your preference and wider requirements of the LWE.\n\nWider Ecosystem Lots (FA08-02) - Bidding Entities interested in the Wider Ecosystem lots may bid for as many lots as they wish. However, you cannot apply for 2 value ranges (sub-lots) within the same Lot.

periodRationale:
Applicable to all lots:
It is the intention to award twelve (12) year framework agreements for the provision of these works and services. This duration is in recognition of the significant investment required from both the client and contractors to build and maintain a high performing supply chain eco-system to deliver a programme of this size and scale. It is anticipated that investment will be required within our operating areas to bring the necessary skills, resources, systems and infrastructure and by giving a long term commitment to the supply chain we will be best placed to attract the best supply partners, ultimately enabling us to deliver value to our customers by providing high quality and cost effective services which will leave a lasting legacy within the communities we serve.

description:
Delivering Northumbrian Water Limited's (NWL) AMP8 programme, and beyond, will require a step change in how we collaborate, manage risk and co-ordinate our capital investment.
We have developed a clear vision and process for how we want to deliver our plan and our ambitious transformation programme to implement this roadmap has already commenced with the award of framework agreements for professional services contracts. These lay the foundations for our new supply chain landscape or 'Living Water Ecosystem'.
This award notice is in relation to the Wider Ecosystem. A separate notice for the Living Water Enterprise lots (FA08-01) was published on completion of that procurement process.
Short Cycle Work:
NWL's Integrated Delivery Services (IDS) team delivers lean and agile short cycle capital investment works on our water and wastewater assets, as well as delivering infrastructure services for our developer customers. The IDS team will be supported by the appointed Wider Ecosystem partners. The Wider Ecosystem will also provide additional resource and support to the Living Water Enterprise partners when delivering long cycle work.
NWL have appointed a number of suppliers to the following lots:
Wider Ecosystem Lots FA08-02
- Lot A - Infrastructure Civil Engineering (North East)
o Sub lot 1 - £0-£2.5m
o Sub lot 2 - £0-£5m
- Lot B - Treatment and Civils (North East)
o Sub lot 1 - £0-£2.5m
o Sub lot 2 - £0-£5m
- Lot C - Treatment and Civils (Essex & Suffolk)
o Sub lot 1 - £0-£2.5m
o Sub lot 2 - £0-£5m
- Lot D - Demolition and Associated Services (North East)
- Lot E - Demolition and Associated Services (Essex & Suffolk)
- Lot F - Multi-Disciplinary Civil Engineering - Non-Water Experience (North East)
- Lot G - Multi-Disciplinary Civil Engineering - Non-Water Experience (Essex & Suffolk)
- Lot H - Civil and Environmental Engineering (North East and Essex & Suffolk)

financialTerms: This will be advised if invited to tender.

performanceTerms: This will be advised if invited to tender.

tendererLegalForm: If bidding as a Joint Venture (JV) (incorporated or unincorporated), upon award confirmation, the JV must be incorporated with joint and several liability and cross indemnities.

description: Construction work

depositsGuarantees: Parent Company Guarantee may be required for certain lots. This will be advised in the ITT.

description: Prerequisites are detailed in the Pre Qualification document within Ariba once you have access.

procurementMethodDetails: Negotiated procedure with prior call for competition

NORTHUMBRIAN WATER GROUP LIMITED

description: Water

description: Water

legalName: Seymour (Civil Engineering Contractors) Ltd.

description: Please note Kier Integrated Services Limited, has been selected as a Reserve Contractor for the Living Water Enterprise.


measure: bids

rel: prev

status: active

status: cancelled

description: Care Home with Nursing - Dementia - 65+

Attributes

type: quality

type: price

title: Care Home with Nursing - Dementia - 65+

status: complete

scheme: CELEX

description: Care Home with Nursing - Dementia - 65+

scheme: CPV

description: Health services

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

NHS Cheshire and Merseyside ICB

locality: Warrington

postalCode: WA1 1QY

countryName: United Kingdom

streetAddress: No 1 Lakeside

description: Regional or local authority

scheme: COFOG

description: General public services

legalName: NHS Cheshire and Merseyside ICB

SANCTUARY CARE LIMITED

locality: Worcester

postalCode: WR1 3ZQ

streetAddress: Sanctuary Housing Association

scale: large

legalName: SANCTUARY CARE LIMITED

currency: GBP

initiationType: tender


measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

measure: foreignBidsFromNonEU

measure: electronicBids

title: 0-19 Health Child Programme (Public Health Nursing)

name: Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust,

description:
The council proposes to enter into the Contract for an initial term of five years with the successful Tenderer (Service Provider). The initial term is from the 1st of April 2025 to 31st of March 2030.
There are 3 optional extensions of up to 12 months each.  Use of these optional extensions is at the absolute discretion of the Council. If all of these optional extensions are used, the framework will end on 31st March 2033.

description: The Council conducted an open procurement via a Competitive Process under The Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Regulations 2023 for a 0-19 Healthy Child Programme (Public Health Nursing Service) contract. Refer to II.1.4 for details relating to the intention to award and the standstill period.

variantPolicy: notAllowed

title: Cumberland 0-19 Healthy Child Programme  (Public Health Nursing Service)

label: Main CPV Code

description: Health services

description: Health and social work services

label: Information about electronic catalogues

text: Tenders are NOT expected to be in the form of electronic catalogues and electronic catalogues should NOT be included.

text: Tenders must be presented in the form of electronic catalogues or include an electronic catalogue

streetAddress: The electronic seal of bids will be broken at the deadline advertised above and in the ITT and bids will be downloaded.  Bids will be assessed as described in the Invitation to Tender (ITT).

description:
The Council conducted an open procurement via a Competitive Process under The Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Regulations 2023 for a 0-19 Healthy Child Programme (Public Health Nursing Service) contract.  Bids were assessed and the council intends to award the contract to Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust to commence on 1st April 2025.
Starting on the 25th of November 2024, the council will be observing a standstill period of 8 working days before entering into any contract, in accordance with the requirements of regulation 12 of the Provider’s Selection Regime 2024.  The council will also be observing a call-in period.  Standstill and call in periods will conclude at midnight on 4th December 2024.  Subject to successful completion of the standstill and call-in periods, the council will issue a contract to the successful bidder named above.

description: Health and social work services

procurementMethod: selective

procurementMethodDetails: Competitive dialogue

Cumberland Council

locality: Carlisle

postalCode: CA1 1RD

streetAddress: Cumbria House, 107 - 117 Botchergate

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Cumberland Council

His Majesty's Court Service

locality: London

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: Strand

legalName: His Majesty's Court Service

locality: Lancaster Park Road, Harrogate

postalCode: HG2 7SX

description:
The estimated total value of the contract for the 5 year initial term is between £17.22m and £21.026m (both) excluding VAT. Plus £750,000 one-off additional Transformation Funding
The maximum value for the initial term plus the 3 optional extensions (8 years) is £39m excluding VAT
The maximum budget available for the initial term is £3,444,000 per annum, plus £750,000 one-off additional Transformation Funding.
The contract award date of 4th December 2024 is when standstill and call in periods have been successfully completed.  No contract will be issued before this date.


title: Provision of Jaggaer S2C Service Desk Support

description: 32 months with 12 months option extension

description: Further Competition to award a Provision of Source to Contract System Service Desk Support Contract

region: UK

description: Technical computer support services

procurementMethod: limited

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

procurementMethodRationale: Call off from an existing CCS Framework

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

Department for Transport

locality: LONDON

postalCode: SW1P 4DR

streetAddress: GREAT MINSTER HOUSE

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

description: General public services

legalName: Department for Transport

Accenture (UK) Limited

postalCode: EC3M 3BD

streetAddress: 30 Fenchurch Street,

legalName: Accenture (UK) Limited


description: Specialist Consultancy Services to deliver work packages for several sites in accordance with the Guidance from the Release of Radioactive Substances Regulation (GRR) and the EPR RSR permit.  As per key requirements set by UK Environment Agencies (EA, NRW and SEPA).

title: GRR Compliance & End States, Including the provision of Waste Management Plans (WMPs), Site Wide Environmental Safety Cases (SWESCs),

description: Environmental issues consultancy services

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted procedure

Nuclear Restoration Services Limited

postalCode: WA3 6GR

streetAddress: Hinton House, Birchwood Park Avenue, Risley

description: Body governed by public law

description: Nuclear Decomissioning

legalName: Nuclear Restoration Services Limited

Galson Sciences Limited.

locality: Oakham

postalCode: LE15 6AX

streetAddress: 5 Grosvenor House Melton Road Oakham Rutland

scale: sme

legalName: Galson Sciences Limited.

Royal Courts Of Justice

legalName: Royal Courts Of Justice


title: Refuse Collection Vehicles

description: Purchase of 31 Refuse Collection Vehicles

Price

type: cost

region: UKK

title: Refuse Collection Vehicles

description: Refuse-collection vehicles

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodRationale: Further competition off a framework

North Somerset Council

locality: Weston-super-Mare

postalCode: BS23 1UJ

streetAddress: Town Hall

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: North Somerset Council

Romaquip Ltd

region: IE

locality: Co. Offaly

countryName: Ireland

streetAddress: Birr,

legalName: Romaquip Ltd

title: Refuse Collection Vehicles


status: planned

description:
As it is The Insolvency Services intention to award one sole supplier the contract, the following services are required within one organisation;
Tracing facilities: the use of available at desk intelligence to ascertain whereabouts of individual wherever possible. If inconclusive and then agreed with the appropriate examiner, physical field-based tracing inspection to be carried out, including necessary local enquiries (neighbours, friends and relatives of the subject, all known addresses, local businesses, post office etc.) and utilising local knowledge of tracing agent. When possible, making direct contact with the subject.
Following the tracing process, the Supplier should provide a report with sufficient detail, including but not limited to, the results of the enquiries and a conclusion as to the whereabouts of the individual to a standard that can be used in an exhibit for Public Examination/Suspension of Discharge/Disqualification/Restriction Order Reports to Court. If required in the format of an affidavit.
The Supplier should also confirm their findings of the subject in question with regards to; possible/probable/confirmed addresses, phone number, contact or attempted contact with the subject in person where applicable (unless reasonable certainty of whereabouts can be ascertained through a desk search only).
The Supplier may be required to send the subject a letter or provide a physical presence in terms of knocking on the door if a desk trace is inconclusive. The Authority has agreed that if a physical "on site" trace is necessary - the supplier uses whatever methods the supplier deems suitable, within financial constraints, and these visits must be compliant to local requirements i.e., Scottish rules require a witness be present (Sheriff's Officer of the High Court).
The Supplier should also provide a basic background report of the person in question. The supplier must also ensure that the information is sourced and provided in a GDPR compliant manner, which must be reviewed during the lifetime of the contract to adhere to possible changes to rules and regulations.
Assets reports are expected as a minimum to be desk-based searches, carried out by supplier investigators, utilising data from public record information, and/or records held with major credit reference agencies. To offer insight into possible recovery prospects. If a field-based asset search is available, then the supplier must clearly specify this in their responses.
On very limited cases, there may be a requirement for a Postal Order to be issued - usually linked when issuing a "witness summons" - by the supplier on behalf of the Authority, as part of the Process Serve request. It is expected that the supplier will invoice this as part of the usual monthly invoicing process, and this service would also include the standard "handling fee" set by the post office. Additional information: Length of contract: Contract is for a fixed period of 3 years, with two further extension options to extend for twelve (12) months (3+1+1).

title: Trace and Process Serve

description: The Insolvency Service, wishes to procure the provision of Trace and Process Serve services. The Authority requires "tracing agents" to assist with contacting directors and bankrupts, and in certain cases "process serve" identified subjects both nationally across the UK, and Internationally.

description: Administration, defence and social security services

The Insolvency Service

locality: STRATFORD

streetAddress: 16th Floor,1 Westfield Avenue

description: Economic affairs

legalName: The Insolvency Service

noIdentifierRationale: notOnAnyRegister

description:
An Expression of Interest (EOI) document containing procurement information will be sent to identified suppliers from 15/07/2024.
For a copy of this EOI please contact Commercial Business Partner, Elizabeth Sampson (elizabeth.sampson@insolvency.gov.uk).
Following your expression of interest in the Trace and Serve (TIS0733) procurement, via email, you will receive registration instructions for our e-sourcing portal; In-Tend.


name: Athena Health Care Group (Park Road) Ltd

description: Care Home with Nursing - Dementia - 65+

title: Care Home with Nursing - Dementia - 65+

description: Care Home with Nursing - Dementia - 65+

description: Health services

NHS Cheshire and Merseyside ICB

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

locality: Southport

postalCode: PR9 9JL

streetAddress: 80 Park Road


description: 0-15 years

title: 0-15 years

description: 0-15 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

AXIS HEALTHCARE

streetAddress: Regus

legalName: AXIS HEALTHCARE


name: THE JAMES PAGET UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

name: Norfolk and Norwich NHS Hospitals Foundation Trust

description: 3 year extension option 1+1+1

description:
Sub-contract  to provide Consultants for 15 different specialities which includes inpatient and outpatient activity, remote reporting, remote advice and MDT attendance.
The specialities include:
Cardiac MRI, Cardiology, ERCP, Gynaecology, Neurology, Oncology, Ophthalmology on call and Corneal service, Vascular, Oral surgery, Plastic surgery, Trauma and Orthopaedics Spinal, Trauma and Orthopaedics Paediatrics, Gynaecology, Thoracic and Nephrology.
The award has been made under Direct Award Process A.
The contract starts 01/04/2023 and ends 31/03/2027, so has a term of 3 years with a contract value of £3.3 m.

name: No realistic alternative provider/patient choice

description: James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Contract for the Provision of Visiting Consultants

description: Supply services of medical personnel

procurementMethodRationale: The was conducted under PSR Award Process A, the rationale for which has been previously explained.

description: No tenders or no suitable tenders/requests to participate in response to restricted procedure

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

locality: GREAT YARMOUTH

streetAddress: Lowestoft Road,Gorleston

description: NHS

description: Health

locality: Norwich

To be provided on request

locality: To be provided on request

legalName: To be provided on request

description:
This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) confirmation of contract award notice.  The contract has been awarded under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023.  For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award.
The process has been used as the services are only capable of being provided by the existing provider due to the nature of the services.
The key decision makers for the James Paget University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust are the Divisional Operations Directors.
Key Criteria:
1.	Evidence of CQC registration- the sub-contractor will share evidence of CQC registration
2.	Evidence of appropriate Indemnity Arrangements- the sub-contractor will share indemnity certificate with the authority on an annual basis
3.	The sub-contractor must have a clinical governance framework in place for staff.
4.	Fully trained and registered, qualified and experienced Consultants;
a.	Practitioner's experience and training is expected to be recorded, and provided upon request of the authority.
5.	Sub-contractor infection control processes to be appropriate to the service being delivered and signed off by the Head Provider.
6.	Able to deliver a 5 day a week service on-site at JPUH over 42 weeks per year
7.	Cost effective.
8. 	Able to provide Consultants over a range of 15 specialities which includes outpatient, inpatient, MDT representation, remote reporting and remote advice.


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

Heritage Healthcare Milton Keynes

streetAddress: Heritage Healthcare Milton Keynes

legalName: Heritage Healthcare Milton Keynes


name: Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit

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

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

legalName: Athena Health Care Group (Park Road) Ltd


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

description: Fast Track

title: Fast Track

description: Fast Track

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


name: Konica Minolta Business Solutions (UK) Ltd

description: Provision of two high volume production press multi-functional devices for NHS Isle of Wight Printing Services as a direct award through Lot 2 of the Crown Commercial Services Multifunctional Devices (MFDs), Print and Digital Workflow Software Services and Managed Print Service Provision framework (ref RM6174).

title: Printroom High Volume Production Presses

description: Photocopying and offset printing equipment

procurementMethodRationale: Following a request for information and assistance to identify capable devices and options to match the Contracting Authority's requirements addressed to all the suppliers appointed to the framework, it was decided to direct award to Konica Minolta through Lot 2 of the Crown Commercial Services Multifunctional Devices (MFDs), Print and Digital Workflow Software Services and Managed Print Service Provision framework (ref RM6174).

Isle of Wight NHS Trust

locality: Newport

postalCode: PO30 5TG

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

legalName: Isle of Wight NHS Trust

locality: Basildon

postalCode: SS14 3AR

scheme: GB-COH

High Court of England and Wales

legalName: High Court of England and Wales


name: The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as NHS National Services Scotland) (NSS)

rel: canonical

description:
This Prior Information Notice (PIN) solely relates to early market engagement around the development of a once for Scotland Digital Heart Failure System.  The aim of any potential project will be to adopt digital technology that can display, capture and collate relevant clinical information and bring the benefits of enhanced vetting, investigation, and diagnostic decision-making methods to clinicians.
In order to reduce the time from referral with suspected heart failure to diagnosis and initiation of appropriate treatment the digital product will need to provide an active, near real-time dashboard of:
- patients referred with suspected heart failure who are awaiting diagnosis (diagnostic dashboard). This will greatly enhance the opportunity for clinicians to undertake Active Clinical Referral Triage (ACRT), allowing supervising teams to stratify risk, determine the need for and urgency of face-to-face review and, where appropriate, initiate up-front treatment ahead of formal diagnosis / review.
- patients newly diagnosed with heart failure who are awaiting initiation of core drug therapies (treatment dashboard) Additional information: Interested suppliers should complete the Pin Questionnaire and PIN Pricing Model attached.

description: NHS Scotland

region: UKM

description: Software package and information systems

title: Digital Heart Failure

description: Scheduling and productivity software development services

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

locality: Edinburgh

postalCode: EH12 9EB

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

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

description:
Please note that this notice is for prior information only and for pre-tender supplier engagement. A date for the Contract Notice for the Tender is to be advised.
When the Contract Notice for the Tender becomes available, interested parties must make a separate application for this by registering on the Public Contracts Scotland — Tenders website below:
https://www.publictendersscotland.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk
As part of this Prior Information Notice (PIN) process, we may wish to engage with interested suppliers in the marketplace. To aid the process suppliers are asked to note interest by answering a questionnaire. Please see attached questionnaire.
Completed questionnaires must be submitted via email to heather.campbell6@nhs.scot and rebecca.cruickshanks@nhs.scot by 12 noon on Monday 5th February 2024.
The deadline for any queries or questions relating to this PIN is 17:00 on Wednesday 31st January 2024.
Internal review of the questionnaire(s) may result in future correspondence in relation to this PIN, please ensure correct contact details are given in Section 2 of the completed questionnaire(s).
NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at
INSERT LINK TO NOTICE ON PCT
NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at https://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=750971.
(SC Ref:750971)


description: Child Mainstream

title: Child Mainstream

description: Child Mainstream

description: Transport services (excl. Waste transport)

Surrey County Council

locality: Kingston upon Thames

postalCode: KT1 2DN

streetAddress: County Hall

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Surrey County Council

Ridii

locality: Oxted

postalCode: RH8 9EU

streetAddress: Station Cars Oxted

legalName: Ridii


name: NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board

description:
This contract Award has been made following direct award process A of the Provider Selection Regime.

These contracts are awarded to an existing group of providers. Although we would not restrict the number of providers who deliver these LCS services provided they meet the contract and specification criteria, the primary reason that these services can only be delivered by this group of providers (GP) is because they are required to hold a contract via the GP Framework and deliver the LCS alongside these services; the LCS is designed to enhance the GP Framework contract and not stand alone, therefore, interdependency between the two services is paramount.

The provider is paid on an activity basis based on local prices. The contract will be from 01/04/2024 to 31/03/2025

description: Sheffield, South Yorkshire

title: GP Locally Commissioned Services Contract - Mosborough Health Centre

description: The provider is commissioner to deliver locally enhanced services for the Sheffield population.

description: General-practitioner services

procurementMethodRationale:
This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) confirmation of contract award. The contract has been awarded the Health care Services ( Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt. the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply.

The decision to award was made by the Portfolio Lead – Transformation & Delivery (Contracting), April 2024. No conflicts of interest were identified.

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

locality: Sheffield

postalCode: S1 3FG

streetAddress: 197 Eyre Street

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

Mosborough Health Centre

postalCode: S20 5BQ

streetAddress: 34 Queen St, Mosborough

legalName: Mosborough Health Centre

name: Independent Choice and Procurement Panel.

locality: London

postalCode: SE1 8UG

streetAddress: Wellington House


name: Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust

description:
This urgent contract award is made on the grounds of patient safety, to accelerate provision of psychological therapy services to patients in Suffolk.
The urgent contract award is made to provide additional interim capacity that is not currently available within the service.
The contractor will be engaged as a contingency provider, should the existing service not have sufficient capacity to treat patients within the specified care plan duration. This measure is being taken to mitigate against potential patient harm due to elongated access times.
The contractor has been identified as suitable provider, with sufficient capacity and capability, to facilitate a contract from 1st November 2024 to 31st October 2025

name: to address immediate risks to safety and quality of care

title: Provision of psychological therapy services to Suffolk adult eating disorder patients

description: Psychiatrist or psychologist services

procurementMethodRationale: Please see section VI.3. (Additional information) for full context and justification of the Direct Award.

locality: NORWICH

postalCode: NR1 2DL

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

Altum Health (Suffolk Adult ED)

postalCode: WC1H 0AF

streetAddress: 16 Upper Woburn Place

legalName: Altum Health (Suffolk Adult ED)

name: Norfolk Community Health and Care NHS TRust

description:
This contract has been awarded under the urgent circumstances provision of the Provider Selection Regime (PSR). This contract has been awarded under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award.
This contract has been made under the emergency award criteria of the Provider Selection Regime, due to the urgent service requirement to mitigate against patient safety concerns and/or risk. The contractor has been identified as the only provider of suitable quality and capacity that could deliver the requirements of this contract.
Conflicts of interest identified among the key decision makers: none.
Decision makers for this contract award:
Jo Zenzer - Contracts Manager
Chantelle Beckett - Senior Contracts Manager
Colette Turner - Improvement Director


description: Provision of support and maintenance of the integrated children’s services case management system and associated licenses at the Isle of Wight Council. Duration from May 2024 - April 2025.

description: Isle of Wight

title: Support and Maintenance for Swift / ICS

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

procurementMethodDetails: Negotiated without publication of a contract notice

procurementMethodRationale:
An agreement was made in December 2017 to return the hosting of the ICS system from Hampshire Council to the Isle of Wight Council. ICS hosting was originally transferred to Hampshire County Council after the establishment of a strategic partnership between organisations including the provision of senior management for Isle of Wight children’s services. This took place in 2012. In the intervening period the ICS/SWIFT product set was sold by Northgate to OLM.
A parallel procurement process had been undertaken with Hampshire County Council for a replacement ICS System, as originally, the Council was to be implementing the same new social care system in line with Hampshire County Council's programme timelines and these were delayed extensively due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The project has now been re-launched independently of Hampshire following the recent termination of the agreement between our respective Childrens Services departments. This is now being driven by a team of external consultants who are project managing, configuring and migrating data.
The 12 month requirement for the associated licences, support and maintenance contract with OLM for Swift and ICS will cover this period and allow some contingency and time to allow for decommissioning of the outgoing system and servers.
The support and maintenance of the integrated children’s services case management system and associated licenses is required to remain directly with the incumbent supplier whilst the implementation and system transition is undertaken. The Council has had to extend a number of times due to delays with the project for the replacement system.
The Isle of Wight Council will be observing a 10-day standstill period.

Isle of Wight Council

postalCode: PO30 1UD

streetAddress: County Hall, High Street

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Isle of Wight Council

OLM Systems Limited

locality: Middlesex

postalCode: TW11 9AA

streetAddress: Cairns House, 10 Station Road, Teddington

legalName: OLM Systems Limited

The High Court of England and Wales

legalName: The High Court of England and Wales


title: Lot 1 - L&D and MHTR - Cambridgeshire

name: Cambridge and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust

title: Lot 3 - L&D and MHTR - Hertfordshire

name: Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

title: Lot 4 - L&D - Essex

status: unsuccessful

statusDetails: unsuccessful

title: Lot 5 - Regional Reconnect

title: Lot 1 - L&D and MHTR - Cambridgeshire

description:
This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) intention to award notice following a competitive process for Liaison and Diversion (L&D) and Mental Health Treatment Requirements (MHTR) Services in Cambridgeshire.

The Service will commence on 01/04/2025 to 31/03/2030 (5 years), with the Commissioner having the option to extend the Contract for up to a further 2 years.

The total contract value including extensions is £9,785,132.00

The award criteria and weightings for this procurement was:

Key Criteria: Section 1: Quality & Innovation - 27%
Key Criteria: Section 2: Value - 40%
Key Criteria: Section 3: Integration, Collaboration & Service Sustainability - 12%
Key Criteria: Section 4 Improving Access, Reducing Health Inequalities and Facilitating Choice - 6%
Key Criteria: Section 5: Social Value - 10%
Interviews: 5%

description:
his is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) intention to award notice following a competitive process for Liaison and Diversion (L&D) and Mental Health Treatment Requirements (MHTR) Services in Bedfordshire Luton and Milton Keynes.

The Service will commence on 01/04/2025 to 31/03/2030 (5 years), with the Commissioner having the option to extend the Contract for up to a further 2 years.

The total contract value including extensions is £12,202,357.13

The award criteria and weightings for this procurement was:

Key Criteria: Section 1: Quality & Innovation - 27%
Key Criteria: Section 2: Value - 40%
Key Criteria: Section 3: Integration, Collaboration & Service Sustainability - 12%
Key Criteria: Section 4 Improving Access, Reducing Health Inequalities and Facilitating Choice - 6%
Key Criteria: Section 5: Social Value - 10%
Interviews: 5%

title: Lot 3 - L&D and MHTR - Hertfordshire

description:
This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) intention to award notice following a competitive process for Liaison and Diversion (L&D) and Mental Health Treatment Requirements (MHTR) Services in Hertfordshire.

The Service will commence on 01/04/2025 to 31/03/2030 (5 years), with the Commissioner having the option to extend the Contract for up to a further 2 years.

The total contract value including extensions is £9,682,649.00

The award criteria and weightings for this procurement was:

Key Criteria: Section 1: Quality & Innovation - 27%
Key Criteria: Section 2: Value - 40%
Key Criteria: Section 3: Integration, Collaboration & Service Sustainability - 12%
Key Criteria: Section 4 Improving Access, Reducing Health Inequalities and Facilitating Choice - 6%
Key Criteria: Section 5: Social Value - 10%
Interviews: 5%

title: Lot 4 - L&D - Essex

description:
This is Provider Selection Regime (PSR) notice and declaration that the provider selection process for Lot 4 Liaison & Diversion Service - Essex  has been abandoned and contract has not been awarded for Lot 4. The abandonment of Lot 4 has been under Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply . Additional information: The reasons for abandonment are as follows:

1)	Provider(s) did not meet the required standards.

title: Lot 5 - Regional Reconnect

description:
This is Provider Selection Regime (PSR) notice and declaration that the provider selection process for Lot 5 - Regional Reconnect has been abandoned and contract has not been awarded for Lot 5. The abandonment of Lot 5 has been under Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply . Additional information: The reasons for abandonment are as follows:

1)	Provider(s) did not meet the required standards.

description: Rehabilitation services

description: Rehabilitation services

description: Rehabilitation services

description: Rehabilitation services

region: UKH

description: Rehabilitation services

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

description:
This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) intention to award notice following a competitive process for the provision of the Non-Custodial Services (East of England) as described in this notice.

This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) intention to award notice confirming the Contracting Authorities intention to award the following Lots:

Lot 1 - L&D and MHTR - Cambridgeshire
Lot 2 - L&D and MHTR - Bedfordshire Luton and Milton Keynes
Lot 3 -  L&D and MHTR - Hertfordshire

This is also Provider Selection Regime (PSR) notice and declaration that the provider selection process for Lot 4 Liaison & Diversion Service - Essex and Lot 5: Regional RECONNECT service has been abandoned and contract(s) have not been awarded for Lot 4 and Lot 5.  The abandonment of Lot 4 and 5 award has been under Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply.

description: Rehabilitation services

submissionMethod: electronicSubmission written

NHS England

region: UKE

locality: Leeds

postalCode: LS2 7UE

streetAddress: 1st Floor, Quarry House, Quarry Hill

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

legalName: NHS England

legalName: Independent Choice and Procurement Panel.

postalCode: LS1 4AP

streetAddress: 7&8 Wellington Place

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

locality: Cambridge

postalCode: CB21 5EF

streetAddress: Elizabeth House, Fulbourn House, Cambridge, CB21 5EF

East London NHS Foundation Trust

region: UKI

postalCode: E1 8DE

streetAddress: Robert Dolan House, 9 Alie Street, London, E1 8DE

legalName: East London NHS Foundation Trust

locality: Hatfield

postalCode: AL10 8YE

streetAddress: Head Office The Colonnades Beaconsfield Road Hatfield Hertfordshire AL10 8YE

title: Lot 1 - L&D and MHTR - Cambridgeshire

title: Lot 3 - L&D and MHTR - Hertfordshire

description:
This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Contract Notice. The awarding of this contract is subject to the HealthCare Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award.

The publication of this notice marks the start of the standstill period. Representations by providers must be made to decision makers by midnight on 13 September 2024. Representations can be made to martyna.migas1@nhs.net

This is also Provider Selection Regime (PSR) notice and declaration that the provider selection process for Lot 4 Liaison & Diversion Service - Essex and Lot 5: Regional RECONNECT service has been abandoned and contract(s) have not been awarded for Lot 4 and Lot 5.  The abandonment of Lot 4 and 5 award has been under Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply.

This contract has not yet formally been awarded; this notice serves as an intention to award under the PSR (Lot 1, Lot 2 and Lot 3)

Award decision makers: NHS England - East of England

No conflict of interest were identified during the process.

The chosen providers were selected due to achieving the highest scores across the key criteria used. The provider has been assessed and passed against the relevant key criteria.


description:
"Community and inpatient support to children up to 18 and young adults between 18 and 25. The services they provide include:
1.         Behavioural Intensive Community Support (BICs) that provides support to help children under 18 to avoid inappropriate hospital admissions.
2.         Key Worker Plus service which provides support to improve outcomes for young adults 18 – 25 with a high risk of being admitted into a mental health hospital or have been admitted as an inpatient." Additional information: "Community and inpatient support to children up to 18 and young adults between 18 and 25. The services they provide include:
1.         Behavioural Intensive Community Support (BICs) that provides support to help children under 18 to avoid inappropriate hospital admissions.
2.         Key Worker Plus service which provides support to improve outcomes for young adults 18 – 25 with a high risk of being admitted into a mental health hospital or have been admitted as an inpatient."

title: NCL1467  Behavioural Intensive Community Support and Key Worker  - PSG

description: Psychology community and inpatient support to children up to 18 and young adults between 18 and 25

description: Psychiatrist or psychologist services

procurementMethodRationale: This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) intention to award notice. The awarding of this contract is subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award. The publication of this notice marks the start of the standstill period. Representations by providers must be made to decision makers by 01 June 2024. This contract has not yet formally been awarded; this notice serves as an intention to award under the PSR.

description: New works/services, constituting a repetition of existing works/services and ordered in accordance with the strict conditions stated in the directive

NHS North Central London ICB

roles: buyer reviewBody

postalCode: N1 1TH

streetAddress: Laycock PDC

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

legalName: NHS North Central London ICB

Positive Support Group LTD

postalCode: SW15 2QS

streetAddress: 74 Schubert Road  Putney

legalName: Positive Support Group LTD

description:
"This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) intention to award notice. The awarding of this contract is subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award. The publication of this notice marks the start of the standstill period. Representations by providers must be made to decision makers by 06 August 2024. This contract has not yet formally been awarded; this notice serves as an intention to award under the PSR.’

Written representations should be sent to nclicb.nclcontractqueries@nhs.net

• The decision to award the contract was made by the Chief Strategy & Population Health Officer.
• No declarations of actual, or potential interests by those officers involved in this decision.
• The incumbent provider has delivered the key criteria 1 of Quality and Innovation with a value of 27% by achieving the contractual KPIs, Key criteria 2 of value with a value of 16% by providing a service that is value for money compared to other providers, Key criteria 3 of Integration, collaboration and service sustainability with a value of 16% by collaborative working within the local system, Key criteria 4 of improving access, reducing health inequalities and facilitating choice with a value of 16% by reducing health inequalities and Key criteria 5 of Social Value with a value of 5%. "


description: 1 option to renew for 12 months

description:
To provide and support all necessary cloud-based software to operate the existing Wokingham Borough Council’s CMS hardware including any new proposed installations.
WBC’s current infrastructure for street lighting includes Telensa provided nodes and base stations currently operated through their Telensa PLANet cloud base software system which also provides secure cloud-based storage of historical data with user access.

title: Street Lighting Central Management System (CMS) Contract

streetAddress: Wokingham Borough Council

description: Chris Morland

description: Street-lighting maintenance services

Wokingham Borough Council

locality: Wokingham

postalCode: RG40 1BN

streetAddress: Civic Offices, Shute End

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Wokingham Borough Council

name: High Court of Justice of England and Wales

postalCode: EC4A 1NL

streetAddress: 7 Rolls Buildings, Fetter Lane


description:
Swansea University and Swansea Council are committed to working in partnership to provide the infrastructure for the future with a specific focus on the development at Sketty Lane, Ashleigh Road and King George V fields, known as Swansea Bay Sports Park (SBSP).
In order to maximise impact and capitalise on the unique positioning of the site and the relationship between the University and its partners, our vision extends to co-location of sport, health, medical science and technology alongside the facilities to promote in-situ research and innovation.
The approach aligns with and builds upon the catalytic, City Deal funded, ‘Campuses project’, which sees a phase one delivery of 2000sqm research & innovation space at SBSP, with an aim to harness the unique capabilities in the Swansea Bay City Region to drive the growth of a globally significant MedTech and Sports Tech cluster, facilitating the levelling up of the health and wealth of the region and making Swansea a Life Sciences powerhouse.
This project is centred on the commissioning and delivery of a feasibility study and options appraisal that will lay the foundations for a major collaborative investment programme over the next decade, by providing critical insight, early appraisal of options and a practical roadmap along which the partnership can progress.
The primary focus of the work will relate to SBSP – as defined above – but will also consider opportunities for alignment and cohesion with other facilities and developments in the local area.  This may include including linkages with St Helens, Singleton Hospital, Singleton Park, Bishop Gore School, Clyne Valley and the Promenade - the will see SBSP emerge as a Hub for community sport and activity, from which the local community and visitors can enjoy the full breadth of aligned offer.
Working in this way ensure we do not miss clear opportunities for economies and to ensure a cohesive strategy for the Region.

description: Feasibility study, advisory service, analysis

title: Swansea Bay Sports Park (SBSP) Feasibility Study

description: Feasibility study

languages: en cy

Swansea University

locality: Swansea

postalCode: sa2 8pp

streetAddress: Singleton Campus

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

legalName: Swansea University

High Court

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

legalName: High Court

THE SPORTS CONSULTANCY LTD

locality: LONDON

streetAddress: THE SPORTS CONSULTANCY LTD, One de Walden Court, 85, New Cavendish Street

legalName: THE SPORTS CONSULTANCY LTD

description: (WA Ref:142414)