name: The University of Central Lancashire (“UCLan”)

description: The contract can be extended for a further 3 years - with a maximum term of 6 years, subject to annual reviews and available budget.

description: Developing a new practitioner role for psychological therapies - Oxford Health

description: Lot2; South West England - Education and training for adult mental health providers.

description: Lot3; London - Education and training for adult mental health providers.

description: Lot4; Midlands - Education and training for adult mental health providers.

description: Lot5; East of England - Education and training for adult mental health providers.

description: Lot6; North West - Education and training for adult mental health providers.

description: Lot7; North East - Education and training for adult mental health providers.

description: Education and training services

description: Education and training services

description: Health and social work services

description: Education and training services

description: Health and social work services

description: Education and training services

description: Health and social work services

description: Education and training services

description: Health and social work services

description: Education and training services

description: Health and social work services

description: Education and training services

description: Health and social work services

description: Education and training services

Health Education England

locality: Leeds

postalCode: LS1 4PL

streetAddress: 1st Floor, Blenheim House, Duncombe Street

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

legalName: Health Education England

HEE Education England

legalName: HEE Education England

locality: Preston,

postalCode: PR1 2HE

streetAddress: Lancashire, UK

The High Court

streetAddress: Strand

legalName: The High Court

Edge Hill University

locality: Ormskirk

postalCode: L39 4QP

streetAddress: St Helens Road

legalName: Edge Hill University

NHS England

region: UKE

postalCode: LS1 4AP

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

SUSSEX PARTNERSHIP NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

streetAddress: Portland House  44 Richmond Road,  Worthing

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust

streetAddress: Littlemore Mental Health Centre  Sandford Road  Littlemore


status: active

name: Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID)

title: Catering Services - Monkhouse Primary School

description: 2 x 12 month extensions

description: Provision of Clinical Services Hear to Help Near You for Hull and East Riding for more vulnerable hearing aid users. Delivering 'drop in' clinics in the community reducing the clinical burden on the acute Trust by allowing Audiologists to see patients with more complicated needs.

Written response and presentation

type: quality

type: price

variantPolicy: notAllowed

title: Catering Services - New York Primary School

description: 2 x 12 months extensions

description: Provision of School Meals

title: Catering Services - Riverside Primary School

description: 2 x 12 months

description: Provision of school meals

title: Catering Services - King Edward Primary School

description: 2 x 12 month extensions

description: Provision of school meals

title: Catering Services - Cullercoats Primary School

description: 2 x 12 month extensions

description: Provision of school meals

title: Catering Services - Monkseaton Middle School

description: 2 x 12 months

description: Provision of school meals

title: Catering Services - Valley Gardens Middle School

description: 2 x 12 months

description: Provision of School Meals

description: Hull and East Riding

scheme: CPV

description: School catering services

description: School catering services

description: School catering services

description: School catering services

description: School catering services

description: School catering services

description: School catering services

currency: GBP

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

scheme: CELEX

description: The provision of school meals

electronicInvoicingPolicy: allowed

description: ENT or audiologist services

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted procedure

ACE Advice Limited

locality: Edgerley

postalCode: SY10 8EN

countryName: United Kingdom

streetAddress: The Barns

description: Body governed by public law

scheme: COFOG

description: Education

legalName: ACE Advice Limited

Monkhouse Primary School

locality: North Shields

postalCode: NE30 3SH

streetAddress: Wallington Ave,

legalName: Monkhouse Primary School

New York Primary School

postalCode: NE29 8DP

streetAddress: Lanark Close

legalName: New York Primary School

Riverside Primary School

locality: North Shields.

postalCode: NE29 6DQ

streetAddress: Minton Lane.

legalName: Riverside Primary School

King Edwards Primary School

postalCode: NE30 2BD

streetAddress: Preston Ave

legalName: King Edwards Primary School

Cullercoats Primary School

postalCode: NE30 4PB

streetAddress: Marden Ave,

legalName: Cullercoats Primary School

Monkseaton Middle School

locality: Whitley Bay

postalCode: NE25 8JN

streetAddress: Vernon Dr,

legalName: Monkseaton Middle School

Valley Gardens Middle School

postalCode: NE25 9AQ

streetAddress: Valley Gardens

legalName: Valley Gardens Middle School

ACE Advice Limited

locality: Oswestry

Public Procurement Review Service

locality: London

streetAddress: Cabinet Office

legalName: Public Procurement Review Service

locality: Hull

postalCode: HU3 2JZ

streetAddress: Hull Royal Infirmary, Anlaby Road

streetAddress: Brightfield Business Hub, Southgate Way, Orton Southgate, Peterborough

name: High Court and Court of Appeal of England and Wales

description: ENT or audiologist services

description: Hull and East Riding

rationale: Need for modification brought about by circumstances which a diligent contracting authority/entity could not foresee: PSR Regulations Direct Award Process C

description: This is advise of a contract award to the RNID for the ANNUAL PROVISION OF CLINICAL SERVICES FOR HEAR TO HELP HULL AND EAST RIDING for the Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. This is for a period of 36 months from 01/04/2024 to 31/03/2027.

description: This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) contract modification notice, 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 now been formally modified.


name: NHS Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit on behalf of North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust

description:
Mental Health Complex Care Rehabilitation Placements [Rehab] are provided for people with severe and enduring mental health problems, traditionally for people with a diagnosis of Psychosis, i.e. schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder or bipolar disorder.
Commissioners have expanded this cohort to include people with other conditions such as Personality Disorder or Severe Depression and with co-morbidities such as Learning Disabilities and Substance Misuse. Rehab is intended to offer further support for people who have required hospital care but have additional complications that prevent their discharge home.
The provider will deliver expert Mental Health Rehabilitation through a Multi-Disciplinary Team with access to, as a minimum, Consultant Psychiatrist, Registered Mental Health Nurses, Psychology and Occupational Therapy.

description:
The Transforming Care programme (TCP) aims to improve the lives of children, young people and adults with a learning disability and/or autism who display behaviours that challenge, including those with a mental health condition.
The Programme aims to improve the quality of care for people with a learning disability and/or autism. To improve the quality of life for people with a learning disability and/or autism. To enhance the community capacity, thereby reducing inappropriate hospital admissions and length of stay.
The aims of acute learning disability inpatient services are to provide the following three core functions of support:
• Assessment (including for potential mental illness) of the causes of challenging behaviour, where it cannot be safely carried out in the community.
• Treatment of mental illness where this is the cause of challenging behaviour (complemented by other interventions as appropriate), where it cannot be safely carried out in the community.
• Reintegration of the individual back into the community after hospital treatment including provision of support/guidance to families and support providers.

description:
The Transforming Care programme (TCP) aims to improve the lives of children, young people, and adults with a learning disability and/or autism who display behaviours that challenge, including those with a mental health condition.
The Programme aims to improve the quality of care for people with a learning disability and/or autism. To enhance the community capacity, thereby reducing inappropriate hospital admissions and length of stay.
The aim of community placements for people with a learning disability and/or autism is reintegration of the individual back into the community after (or as an alternate to) hospital treatment including provision of support/guidance to families and support providers.
The operation of specialist community placements is inherently linked to primary care and other forms of universal and specialist community support from health and social care agencies.
The provider is expected to build, develop, and maintain effective operational relationships with a range of organisations.

description: Please note this is a future development requirement within the DPS and shall be advertised at a later date than lots 1, 2, and 3, however, it is intended that it shall eventually form the 4th lot within the DPS.

description: Residential health facilities services

description: Residential health facilities services

description: Community health services

description: Community health services

title: Mental Health Complex Care Rehabilitation and Learning Disabilities and Autism Transforming Care Programme Dynamic Purchasing System

text:
North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust has a need to appoint suitably qualified organisations to a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) to deliver Mental Health Complex Care Rehabilitation and Learning Disabilities and Autism Transforming Care Programme Services.
The Dynamic Purchasing System shall be split into the following categories:
Lot 1) Mental Health Complex Care Rehabilitation Placements
Lot 2) TCP Learning Disabilities and Autism Inpatient Services
Lot 3) TCP Learning Disabilities and Autism Community Services
Lot 4) Mental Health Complex Care Rehabilitation Community Services - Future development lot.
Please note lot 4 is a future development requirement within the DPS and if required shall be advertised at a later date than lots 1, 2, and 3.
The DPS shall be live for an initial period of 4 years. The terms and conditions shall be the prevailing NHS Standard Sub-Contract.
It is envisaged that the DPS shall provide flexibility in ensuring a patient can be provided with personalised care packages, whilst offering value for money.
The DPS shall remain open to innovative practices being introduced by care providers and changes within the health system throughout the life of the DPS.
Applicants should register there interest to join the DPS via the MLCSU Atamis eTendering System https://atamis-1928.my.site.com/s/Welcome. Atamis reference C220739.

text:
North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust has a need to appoint suitably qualified organisations to a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) to deliver Mental Health Complex Care Rehabilitation and Learning Disabilities and Autism Transforming Care Programme Services.
The Dynamic Purchasing System shall be split into the following categories:
Lot 1) Mental Health Complex Care Rehabilitation Placements
Lot 2) TCP Learning Disabilities and Autism Inpatient Services
Lot 3) TCP Learning Disabilities and Autism Community Services
Lot 4) Mental Health Complex Care Rehabilitation Community Services - Future development lot.
Please note lot 4 is a future development requirement within the DPS and shall be advertised at a later date than lots 1, 2, and 3, however, it is intended that it shall eventually form the 4th lot within the DPS.
The DPS shall be live for an initial period of 4 years. The terms and conditions shall be the prevailing NHS Standard Sub-Contract.
It is envisaged that the DPS shall provide flexibility in ensuring a patient can be provided with personalised care packages, whilst offering value for money.
The DPS shall remain open to innovative practices being introduced by care providers and changes within the health system throughout the life of the DPS.
Please see the below MLCSU Bravo eTendering references:
• PQQ_493 relates to Lot 1 Mental Health Complex Care Rehabilitation Placements.
• PQQ_494 relates to Lot 2 TCP Learning Disabilities and Autism Inpatient Services.
• PQQ_495 relates to Lot 3 TCP Learning Disabilities and Autism Community Services.

text:
To express interest and participate in the tender, please register and apply via Atamis e-sourcing portal https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome.
Should Tenderers have any queries, or having problems using the portal, they should contact Helpdesk at:
Phone: 0800 9956035
E-mail: support-health@atamis.co.uk
Midlands and Lancashire CSU are conducting this procurement exercise for another NHS body, North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust, with whom the successful bidders will enter into contract for a place on the DPS and future contracts which may be let via the DPS. Midlands and Lancashire CSU are not the contracting party.
Light Touch Regime' services: This procurement is for clinical services which are Light Touch Regime Services for the purpose of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 as specified in Schedule 3 of the regulations ('Regulations'). Accordingly, the contracting authorities are only bound by those parts of the regulations detailed in Chapter 3 Particular Procurement Regimes Section 7. The contracting authorities are not voluntarily following any other part of the Regulations.
The Trust is a relevant body for the purpose of the National Health Service (Procurement, Patient Choice and Competition) (No. 2) Regulations 2013.

text:
NHS Midlands and Lancashire CSU are conducting this procurement exercise as a central purchasing body for another NHS body with whom the successful bidder(s) will enter into contracts for the supply of the services.
The contract conditions will be set out in the Invitation to Tender. Further details will be made available via documentation and information released during the course of the procurement process.
This exercise will be conducted on the Midlands and Lancashire CSU portal at
https://mlcsu.bravosolution.co.uk
(i) Candidates should register on the portal at https://mlcsu.bravosolution.co.uk (registration and use of the website is free of charge). If your organisation has registered previously, you do not need to reregister;
(ii) Once registered, candidates must submit your reply on the website and by email by the deadline stated.
For technical support in submitting your expression of interest contact the Bravo Solution Helpdesk on +448003684850 or E-mail: help@bravosolution.co.uk.
This procurement is for clinical services which are Light Touch Regime services for the purpose of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 as specified in Schedule 3 of the Regulations ("Regulations"). Accordingly, the Contracting Authorities are only bound by those parts of the Regulations detailed in Chapter 3 Particular Procurement Regimes Section 7. The Contracting Authorities are not voluntarily following any other part of the regulations.
The Trust is a relevant body for the purpose of the National Health Service (procurement, patient choice and competition) (No. 2) Regulations 2013.

type: open

performanceTerms:
The Trust reserves the right to remove providers for poor performance or suspend referrals to appointed providers should deficiencies be identified which is a cause for concern for patient safety throughout the life of the DPS. This is not limited to but includes unsatisfactory CQC or Ofsted Inspections, where clear progress against improvement plans has not been demonstrated to the Trust. Patient Safety is of the upmost importance.
Information and formalities necessary for evaluating if the requirements are met: Any supplier may be disqualified who:
a) is bankrupt or is being wound up, where his affairs are being administered by the court, where he has entered into an arrangement with creditors, where he has suspended business activities or is in any analogous situation arising from a similar procedure under national laws and regulations;
(b) is the subject of proceedings for a declaration of bankruptcy, for an order for compulsory winding up or administration by the court or of an arrangement with creditors or of any other similar proceedings under national laws and regulations;
(c) has been convicted by a judgement which has the force of res judicata in accordance with the legal provisions of the country of any offence concerning his professional conduct;
(d) has been guilty of grave professional misconduct proven by any means which the contracting authorities can demonstrate;
(e) has not fulfilled obligations relating to the payment of social security contributions in accordance with the legal provisions of the country in which he is established or with those of the country of the Contracting Authority;
(f) has not fulfilled obligations relating to the payment of taxes in accordance with the legal provisions of the country in which he is established or with those of the country of the Contracting Authority;
(g) is guilty of serious misrepresentation in supplying the information required under this Section or has not supplied such information;
(h) has been the subject of a conviction for participation in a criminal organisation, as defined in Article 2(1) of Council Joint Action 98/733/JHA;
(i) has been the subject of a conviction for corruption, as defined in Article 3 of the Council Act of 26.5.1972 and Article 3(1) of Council Joint Action 98/742/JHA3 respectively;
(j) has been the subject of a conviction for fraud.
(k) has been the subject of a conviction for money laundering.

description: Health and social work services

submissionMethod: electronicSubmission written

locality: Stoke-on-Trent

postalCode: ST4 4LX

streetAddress: Heron House, 120 Grove Road

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

noIdentifierRationale: notOnAnyRegister

locality: Trentham

postalCode: ST4 8HH

streetAddress: Lawton House, Bellringer Road

initiationType: tender


measure: bids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromNonEU

measure: electronicBids

name: King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

rel: prev

title: Anaesthesia Systems and all related Accessories and Services

title: Ventilator Systems and all related Accessories and Services

status: cancelled

description: This Framework Agreement will have the option to extend incrementally for a total of 48 months.

description: Direct Award (on NHSSC Framework)

description:
Ventilator Systems and all related accessories related to the
equipment. This Lot will also cover the provision of related Services. Additional information: It is anticipated that in the initial term of 24 months of the Framework
Agreement the value of purchases will be in the region of £32,000,000
to £34,000,000.

Financial

type: cost

description: UK

description: Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products

description: Medical equipments

description: Anaesthesia and resuscitation devices

description: Anaesthesia devices

description: Resuscitation devices

description: UK

description: Medical equipments

description: Anaesthesia and resuscitation devices

description: Resuscitation devices

title: Purchase of Neonatal / Paediatric Ventilators

status: complete

description: Purchase of 5 X Neonatal / Paediatric Ventilators (SLE 6000)

performanceTerms: The Framework Agreement includes obligations with respect to environmental issues and a requirement for successful suppliers to comply with the NHS Supply Chain Code of Conduct.

reviewDetails: Appeals to be logged in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

description: Ventilators

type: suitability

description:
Applicants should refer to II.2 of this Contract Notice for further details in respect of appointment to the individual Lots across the Framework Agreement.
Applicants may bid for one, more than one or all of the Lots and Applicants should refer to the Invitation to Tender for more information in respect of this.
The term of contracts formed under the Framework Agreement may continue beyond the end of the term of the Framework Agreement itself.
NHS Supply Chain expects to provide successful Suppliers with the opportunity to offer additional savings to customers through the provision of discounted pricing, value added offerings and commitment initiatives.
NHS Supply Chain will share savings information in order to assist its customers with making informed procurement decisions. The Framework Agreement will be between NHS Supply Chain operated by DHL Supply Chain Limited acting as agent of Supply Chain Coordination Ltd (SCCL) and the Applicant, however 1) NHS Supply Chain; or, 2) any of the organisations described at Clause 1.9, Schedule 1 of the Framework Agreement (Appendix 4) will be able to enter into a direct contract with the Applicant for any of the Goods and Services available under the Framework. Only NHS Supply Chain can order from the Framework Agreement and enter into contracts under it.
Electronic ordering will be used and electronic invoicing will be accepted and electronic payment will be used. For the avoidance of doubt, and notwithstanding the estimate indicated at II.2.1, NHS Supply Chain does not guarantee any level of purchase through the Framework and advises Applicants that the Framework shall be established on a non-exclusive basis. Tenders and all supporting documentation for the contract must be priced in sterling and written in English. Any agreement entered into will be considered a contract made in England according to English law and will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts. NHS Supply Chain is not liable for any costs (including any third-party costs fees or expenses incurred by those expressing an interest, participating or tendering for this contract opportunity. NHS Supply Chain reserves the right to terminate the procurement process (or part of it), to change the basis of and the procedures for the procurement process at any time, or to procure the subject matter of the contract by alternative means if it appears that it can be more advantageously procured by alternative means. The most economically advantageous or any tender will not automatically be accepted. All communications must be made through NHS Supply Chain's Procurement portal at http://nhssupplychain.app.jaggaer.com/ using the Messaging facility linked to this particular contract notice.
Please note that the maximum number of suppliers as set out in IV.1.3 is an estimate only.

minimum: Parent company or other guarantees may be required in certain circumstances. Further details will be in the tender documents.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

postalCode: SE1 6LH

streetAddress: C/O Skipton House, 80 London Road

description: National or federal agency/office

description: Health

DHL Supply Chain Limited

locality: Normanton

postalCode: WF6 1TL

streetAddress: Foxbridge Way

legalName: DHL Supply Chain Limited

name: NHS Supply Chain NHS Supply Chain Operated by DHL Supply Chain Limited acting as agent of Supply Chain Coordination Ltd (SCCL)

region: UKI

streetAddress: c/o Skipton House, 80 London Road

description: National or federal agency/office

description: Health

Braun & Co. Limited

locality: Barton-Upon-Humber

postalCode: DN18 5RP

streetAddress: Unit 11b Harrier Road, Humber Bridge Industrial Estate, Barton-Upon-Humber, England, DN18 5RP

scale: sme

legalName: Braun & Co. Limited

Aquilant Limited

locality: Basingstoke

postalCode: RG24 8PZ

streetAddress: Aquilant House Unit B1-B2 Bond Close Kingsland Business Park, Basingstoke, England, RG24 8PZ

legalName: Aquilant Limited

Draeger Medical UK Limited

locality: Hemel Hempstead

postalCode: HP2 7BW

streetAddress: The Willows, Mark Road,, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, HP2 7BW

scale: large

legalName: Draeger Medical UK Limited

GE Medical Systems Ltd

locality: Chalfont St. Giles

postalCode: HP8 4SP

streetAddress: Pollards Wood, Nightingales Lane, Chalfont St. Giles, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom, HP8 4SP

legalName: GE Medical Systems Ltd

Loewenstein Medical UK Ltd

locality: Bracknell

postalCode: RG12 1NF

streetAddress: 1 E-Centre, Easthampstead Road, Bracknell, England, RG12 1NF

legalName: Loewenstein Medical UK Ltd

Getinge Limited

locality: Boldon Colliery,

postalCode: NE35 9PZ

streetAddress: 14-15 Burford Way, Boldon Business Park, Boldon Colliery, England, NE35 9PZ

legalName: Getinge Limited

Mindray UK Limited

locality: Huntingdon

postalCode: PE29 6FN

streetAddress: Mindray House Kingfisher Way, Hinchingbrooke Business Park, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, PE29 6FN

legalName: Mindray UK Limited

Penlon Limited

streetAddress: 1-5 Barton Lane, Abingdon Science Park, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX14 3NB

Worldlink Resources Limited

streetAddress: AS/F, Dawning House, 145 Connaught Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

B.N.O.S. Meditech Limited

streetAddress: Unit 9 Fifth Avenue, Bluebridge Industrial Estate, Halstead, Essex, CO9 2SZ

Dot Medical Limited

streetAddress: First Floor Merchant Exchange, Waters Green, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, SK11 6JX

Draeger Medical UK Limited

streetAddress: The Willows, Mark Road, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, HP2 7BW

Hamilton Medical UK Ltd

streetAddress: Unit 1 Forge Mills Park Station Road, Coleshill, Birmingham, England, B46 1JH

Inspiration Healthcare Group PLC

streetAddress: Unit 2 Satellite Business Village, Crawley, West Sussex, England, RH10 9NE

MEDACX Limited

streetAddress: Unit 1 Ash Hill Common Bunny Lane, Sherfield English, Romsey, Hampshire, SO51 6FU

Nihon Kohden UK Ltd

streetAddress: Unit 3 Heyworth Business Park Old Portsmouth Road, Peasmarsh, Guildford, Surrey, England, GU3 1AF

Ortus Technology Limited

streetAddress: 146 New London Road, Chelmsford, Essex, CM2 0AW

Philips Electronics UK Limited

streetAddress: Ascent 1 Aerospace Boulevard, Farnborough, England, GU14 6XW

Safeguard Medical Technologies Ltd

streetAddress: The Old Rectory, Hope-Under-Dinmore, Herefordshire, HR6 0PW

S.L.E. Limited

streetAddress: Twin Bridges Business Park, 232 Selsdon Road, South Croydon, Surrey, England, CR2 6PL

Vyaire Medical Products Limited

streetAddress: Chineham Gate Chineham Business Park, Crockford Lane, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England, RG24 8NA

ZOLL Medical UK Ltd

streetAddress: 9 Seymour Court, Tudor Road, Runcorn, Cheshire, England, WA7 1SY

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

name: KCH Interventional Facilities Management LLP

description:
The Framework Agreement remains the same as advertised in the Contract Notice and that the awarded supplier's details are included.
Please follow this link to where the call-offs over £25,000 are published every quarter https://www.sccl.nhs.uk/publications/spend-over-25000/


name: SOUTHERN ELECTRIC POWER DISTRIBUTION PLC

status: unsuccessful

statusDetails: discontinued

description:
The authority established a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) as a procurement process to provide flexibility to our network through the establishment of Constraint Managed Zones (CMZs). A CMZ is a geographic region served by an existing network where requirements related to security of supply are met through the use of flexible services, such as demand side response, energy storage, energy efficiency and stand-by generation.
This notice is to confirm that no further contracts will be awarded under this DPS.

description: UNITED KINGDOM

region: UK

description: Electricity distribution

description: Electricity

description: Operation of electrical installations

description: Electricity supplies

title: SEPD DPS for Constraint Managed Zones (CMZs) in Southern England

status: terminated

description: Electricity distribution

locality: Reading

postalCode: RG1 3JH

streetAddress: No.1 Forbury Place, 43 Forbury Road

description: Electricity

description:
To view this notice, please click here:
https://ssen.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=842947809
 GO Reference: GO-2024215-PRO-25180239


measure: foreignBidsFromEU

name: Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution Plc

description: Notice published to confirm that no further contracts will be awarded under this DPS.

description: SCOTLAND

region: UKM

description: Electricity distribution

description: Electricity

description: Operation of electrical installations

description: Electricity supplies

title: SHEPD DPS for Constraint Managed Zones (CMZs) in Northern Scotland

description: Electricity distribution

locality: Perth

streetAddress: Inveralmond House, 200 Dunkeld Road

description: Electricity

name: SCOTTISH HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER DISTRIBUTION PLC

roles: reviewBody mediationBody

postalCode: PH1 3AQ

Tullo Wind Farm Limited

locality: Leeds

legalName: Tullo Wind Farm Limited

description:
To view this notice, please click here:
https://ssen.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=855730435
 GO Reference: GO-2024415-PRO-25755136


title: Lot 1A - Geophysical Cable & Platform and Geotechnical for Cable 2022

description:
Marine geophysical survey including, but not limited to:
• Survey design and planning
• Multi-beam echo-sounder (MBES) survey
• Side-scan sonar (SSS) survey
• Sub-bottom-profiler (SBP) survey
• Magnetometer (MAG) survey and in support of UXO avoidance prior to geotechnical works
• General video inspection to map cable and pipeline crossing locations and inspect UXO incidents and possible benthic habitats
• Geophysical Survey reporting and charting
• Data delivery including GIS formats
• Allocation of geotechnical location selection in collaboration with Employers
• Final Integration of geophysics and geotechnics; reporting, charting and data delivery, including GIS formats
Shallow marine geotechnical survey (investigation 3-10m below seabed), including but not limited to:
• Marine geotechnical survey along the propose cable corridors including the
intertidal,
• Survey design and planning
• Sediment sampling to a nominal up to 6 m below the seabed and preliminary
offshore sediment description and basic testing
• Proposal (in collaboration with Employers) and conducting of onshore
geotechnical lab testing
• PCPT survey to a nominal up to 5 m below the seabed and generation of
preliminary offshore plots in general for the cable route
• PCPT survey to a nominal up to 10 m below the seabed for crossing navigation
routes, and generation of preliminary offshore plots
• In-situ thermal conductivity measurements to a nominal up to 3 m below the seabed and generation of preliminary offshore plots
• Geotechnical survey reporting and charting
• Data delivery including GIS formats,
• Input into the integration of results with the geophysics

title: Lot 1B - Geophysical Cable & Platform and Geotechnical for Cable 2023

description:
Marine geophysical survey including, but not limited to:
•	Survey design and planning
•	Multi-beam echo-sounder (MBES) survey
•	Side-scan sonar (SSS) survey
•	Sub-bottom-profiler (SBP) survey
•	Magnetometer (MAG) survey and in support of pUXO avoidance prior to geotechnical works
•	General video inspection to map cable and pipeline crossing locations and inspect UXO incidents and possible benthic habitats
•	Geophysical Survey reporting and  charting
•	Data delivery including GIS formats
•	Allocation of geotechnical location selection in collaboration with Employers
•	Final Integration of geophysics and geotechnics; reporting, charting and data delivery, including GIS formats
Shallow marine geotechnical survey (investigation 3-10m below seabed), including but not limited to:
•	Marine geotechnical survey along the propose cable corridors including the intertidal,
•	Survey design and planning
•	Sediment sampling to a nominal up to 6 m below the seabed and preliminary offshore sediment description and basic testing
•	Proposal (in collaboration with Employers) and conducting of onshore geotechnical lab testing
•	PCPT survey to a nominal up to 5 m below the seabed and generation of preliminary offshore plots in general for the cable route
•	PCPT survey to a nominal up to 10 m below the seabed for crossing navigation routes, and generation of preliminary offshore plots
•	In-situ thermal conductivity measurements to a nominal up to 3 m below the seabed and generation of preliminary offshore plots
•	Geotechnical survey reporting and charting
•	Data delivery including GIS formats,
•	Input into the integration of results with the geophysics

title: Lot 2A - Geotechnical Platform 2022

description:
Deep marine geotechnical survey (investigation 50-100m below seabed), including but not limited to:
•	Marine geotechnical survey for platforms
•	Survey design and planning
•	Continuous sediment sampling and preliminary offshore sediment description and basic testing
•	Proposal (in collaboration with Employers) and conducting of geotechnical onshore lab testing
•	PCPT survey to a nominal up to 100 m below the seabed
•	Additional down the hole testing as required
•	Geotechnical survey reporting and charting
•	Data delivery including GIS formats
•	Input into the integration of results with the geophysics

title: Lot 2B - Geotechnical Platform 2023

description: Geotechnical engineering services

description: Geological and geophysical consultancy services

description: Geophysical consultancy services

description: Hydrographic services

description: Marine survey services

region: BE

description: Geotechnical engineering services

description: Geophysical consultancy services

description: Hydrographic services

description: Marine survey services

description: Geotechnical engineering services

description: Hydrographic services

description: Marine survey services

description: Geotechnical engineering services

description: Hydrographic services

description: Marine survey services

title: Nautilus Marine Survey

awardCriteriaDetails: National Grid Interconnectors Holding Limited and Elia reserve the right to award any number of agreements or none at all, either lots 1A and/or 2A or 1B and/or 2B will be awarded.

description:
Discontinuation of the procurement process for the following project:
National Grid Interconnector Holdings Ltd and Elia Asset SA are currently developing proposals for a High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) interconnector "Nautilus" between England and Belgium in support of ongoing programs for strengthening both the UK and Belgian Transmission Networks. The development process has identified the need for a HVDC Interconnector installation over a cumulative distance of approximately 200km. Survey requirements are thus arisen to establish suitability of a preferred route alignment.

description: Marine survey services

crossBorderLaw: Utilities Contract Regulations 2016, England and Wales. Employers could include all affiliates

reductionCriteria: As described in the procurement documents.

procurementMethodDetails: Negotiated procedure with prior call for competition

name: NATIONAL GRID INTERCONNECTOR HOLDINGS LIMITED

locality: LONDON

streetAddress: Grand Buildings,1-3 Strand

description: Electricity

ELIA ASSET SA

locality: Brussels

countryName: Belgium

streetAddress: Boulevard de l'Empereur 20

legalName: ELIA ASSET SA

High Court

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

legalName: High Court

NATIONAL GRID UK LIMITED

description: Electricity

scheme: GB-COH

legalName: NATIONAL GRID UK LIMITED


title: Lot 1 - Responsive Repairs

description:
Gravesend Churches Housing Association wish to engage a contractor for, Responsive repairs and void works (excluding heating servicing) plus planned capital works that includes:
Replacement of domestic kitchen units, and bathrooms including fixtures, and fittings.
Associated decorating, tiling, plumbing, electrical and other
works required.
Inspection and testing of electrical cabling and installations at
the premises.
Carry out H&S Compliance in relation to EICR testing
programme (five yearly)
Cyclical decorations to the internal and external parts of the
building fabric
Replacement of doors and glazing.

title: Lot 2 - Voids

description:
This lots will cover works required to empty properties by our Clients. Voids are usually time sensitive as the Client will want to get the property re-let to minimise loss of rental income. The Client will usually specify the work and advise of a timescale for which they need the work completed. They may require a specific work stream item to be completed, or request several types of work, dependent on their requirements.
Suppliers in these lots may specialise in various work streams such as:
•	Scaffolding
•	Excavation and Earthwork
•	Demolition
•	Fencing
•	Drainage above and below ground
•	Concrete work
•	Masonry work
•	Roofing
•	Woodwork
•	Metalwork
•	Finishing works (Plastering, rendering, flooring, carpeting)
•	Painting and Decorating
•	Cleaning and Clearance
•	Glazing
•	Plumbing and Heating
•	Electrical Installations
•	General Property Maintenance
•	General Builders
•	Fire Alarms
•	Security
•	Fire Doors
•	CCTV
•	Warden Call
The above list is not exhaustive and we welcome Suppliers from all different work streams to join the DPS. We also welcome Suppliers that can offer more than one type of service.
Our Clients will advise of their requirements and the location(s) of the work when they wish to conduct a ‘mini competition’ and it is at this stage we will contact you to give you the opportunity to bid for the work.  Additional checks will be conducted by SEC and the client at this stage to make sure Suppliers at suitable for the work required.
Our Clients may only wish to have individual work items completed on an adhoc basis, or they may wish to enter into a formal contract covering their requirements over a specified timescale. We are aiming to provide as much flexibility for both Suppliers and Clients alike by operating in this way.  Where a formal contract is required to cover a period of time, we will provide this information at ‘mini competition’ stage.
It is anticipated that for this type of work, our Clients will provide their requirements along with a specification and a methodology for how they want the work priced.  It is common nature for Voids that our Clients will utilise the National Housing Federation (NHF) Schedule of Rates to specify their work requirements.  However, they may have their own bespoke Schedule of Rates for which they wish to specify and price the work. Alternatively they may have another method for specifying and pricing.  This will only be determined at ‘mini competition’ stage and we will ensure you are provided with the relevant information to price the work.
Our Clients may wish to ask for additional information at ‘mini competition’ stage such as references, accreditations or some form of quality assessment, but this will only be determined by the Client at this stage.

title: Lot 3 - Planned Works

description:
This lot will cover planned capital works required to properties owned by our Clients. The work items will usually cover complete renewals of property elements as outlined below. These may be individual element renewals or a various number of properties which require the same work stream.
Our Clients may only wish to have individual work items completed on an adhoc basis, or they may wish to enter into a formal contract covering their requirements over a specified timescale. We are aiming to provide as much flexibility for both Suppliers and Clients alike by operating in this way.  Where a formal contract is required to cover a period of time, we will provide this information at ‘mini competition’ stage.
Anticipated works to be carried out within this lot are:
•	Property Refurbishments
•	Kitchens and Bathrooms
•	Electrical testing and Rewires
•	Fencing and gates
•	Renewal of drainage installations
•	Concrete repair works
•	Masonry and stone works
•	Roofing both flat and pitched
•	Internal and external Decorations and repairs
•	Windows and Door replacements
•	Finishing works (Plastering, rendering, flooring, carpeting)
•	Cleaning and Clearance
•	Plumbing and Heating
•	TV aerials
•	Door Entry systems
•	Scaffolding
•	CCTV servicing and installations
•	Passive Fire protection
•	Warden Call
The above list is not exhaustive and we welcome Suppliers from all different work streams to join the DPS. We also welcome Suppliers that can offer more than one type of service.
Our Clients will advise of their requirements and the location(s) of the when they wish to conduct a ‘mini competition’ and it is at this stage we will contact you to give you the opportunity to bid for the work.  Additional checks will be conducted by SEC and the client at this stage to make sure Suppliers at suitable for the work required.
It is anticipated that for this type of work, our Clients will provide their requirements along with a specification and a methodology for how they want the work priced.  It is common nature for planned works that our Clients will utilise the National Housing Federation (NHF) Schedule of Rates to specify their work requirements.  However, they may have their own bespoke Schedule of Rates for which they wish to specify and price the work. Alternatively they may have another method for specifying and pricing.  This will only be determined at ‘mini competition’ stage and we will ensure you are provided with the relevant information to price the work.
Our Clients may wish to ask for additional information at ‘mini competition’ stage such as references, accreditations or some form of quality assessment, but this will only be determined by the Client at this stage.

title: Lot 4 - Multi Disciplinary

description:
The multidisciplinary lot is aimed to allow our clients to call off different types of work, all under one agreement.  This may include any combination of responsive works, voids or planned works which have been described previously.  It is envisaged any call offs via a ‘mini competition’ under this lot will be longer term arrangements with a specified timescale.  These are likely to be formulated via a contract which will provide certainty for both parties in terms of operating procedures.
Clients may decide to again use the NHF schedule of Rates for specifying and costing the works, or they may have their own bespoke specification and pricing methodology for the work.  This will only be determined at ‘mini competition’ stage and SEC will make sure you have all of the information required at this stage for you to decide if you wish to bid for the work.
Our Clients will advise of their requirements and the location(s) of the when they wish to conduct a ‘mini competition’ and it is at this stage we will contact you to give you the opportunity to bid for the work.  Additional checks will be conducted by SEC and the client at this stage to make sure Suppliers at suitable for the work required.

description: Construction work

description: Construction work

description: Construction work

description: Construction work

performanceTerms: To be defined at individual call off stage.

description: Construction work

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

South East Consortium

locality: Sittingbourne

postalCode: ME9 8GU

streetAddress: Building 800, Guillat Avenue, Kent Science Park

description: Body governed by public law

description: Housing and community amenities

legalName: South East Consortium

Masher Brothers Ltd

locality: Lewisham

postalCode: SE14 6QL

streetAddress: 97-103 Florence Road

legalName: Masher Brothers Ltd

Public Procurement Review Service

locality: London, UK

streetAddress: cabinet office

Arhag Housing Association

locality: London

postalCode: E15 2NE

streetAddress: Peoples Place, 80-92 High Street. Stratford

description: Body governed by public law

description: Housing and community amenities

legalName: Arhag Housing Association

MNM Property Services Ltd.

postalCode: NW10 2XA

streetAddress: Unit 30, Cygnus Business Centre, Dalmeyer Road

legalName: MNM Property Services Ltd.

South East Consortium

postalCode: ME9 8GA

streetAddress: Kent Science Park, Galley Drive, Building 1092

PRHA

postalCode: E2 6HD

streetAddress: 15a Kelsey Street

description: Body governed by public law

description: Housing and community amenities

legalName: PRHA

KBH Building Services LTD

locality: Woodford

postalCode: ig8 7jp

streetAddress: 14 debden,

Gravesend Churches

description: Body governed by public law

description: Housing and community amenities

description:
SEC DPS may be accessed by all publicly funded organisations — access is not limited to SEC Members alone.
South East Consortium DPS can be used by any organisation that fall in to 1 or more of the categories listed below and can be identified through the links provided as users in accordance with Regulation 33(5) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.
For further information please refer to South East Consortium's website https://www.southeastconsortium.org.uk/who-can-use-our-frameworks
There will be a virtual Bidders Day on the 23rd July 2021 between 9:00 - 10:30, for suppliers to find out more information about the DPS. If you would like to attend, please register using the link below:
https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07ei7g29bqeb2fedcd&oseq=&c=&ch
Note: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the XXXXXXXXXX


description:
The proposed site is located in the southeast of Broadbridge Heath in Horsham, West Sussex. The site is bounded
by the Broadbridge Way to the northwest, Wickhurst Lane to the West, a Tesco Extra, leisure centre and indoor
bowls club to the south, an A24 connector road to the East, and Broadbridge Retail Park to the north east. The site
is currently used as the Highways and Transport Depot and it is deemed as not required as it is currently underutilised. The area of site is approximately 5.3 acres (2.1 hectares).
The Contractor is to undertake all site clearance works including decommission and diversion of services,
construction of 3nr. retail units to shell-and-core standard in preparation for fitting out works by the future tenants,
and construction of 1nr. unit to structural slab in preparation for volumetric/Modern Methods of Construction works
by the future tenant, all landscaping works, Section 278 works to the west of the site, and installation of necessary
services to support the development.
All works by the Contractor are to be complete, snagged, tested and commissioned and standalone handover
documents / O&M manual submitted.

This procurement for this project is following the Restricted Procedure as set out in the Procurement Contract
Regulations 2015 (PCR15)
The Restricted Procedure has 2 stages, Selection Stage (open to all bidders to submit a response to the Selection
Stage and an Award Stage (ITT) where those Tenderers who are shortlisted from the Selection Stage will be invited
to submit a Tender response capable of acceptance by WSCC
This project will be delivered via a single stage design and build contract. As part of the ITT stage WSCC are
seeking a fixed price lump sum for the entirety of the works. At the ITT stage tenderers will be required to submit a
fixed priced bid in accordance with the conditions of contract and in full compliance with the tender documents and
the price offer is to remain open for acceptance for 120 days from the date of return of tenders.

description: As per the tender documents.

description:
Broadbridge Heath Depot,
Wickhurst Lane,
Broadbridge Heath,
Horsham,
RH12 3LZ

description: Construction work for commercial buildings

description: Cafeteria construction work

description: Building construction work

description: Construction work of leisure facilities

description: Restaurant construction work

description: Shop buildings construction work

description: Construction work for restaurants and similar facilities

description: Canteen construction work

description: Shop units construction work

title: Broadbridge Heath Retail Park

description: WSCC wish to procure a Contractor to undertake re-development works of the underutilised Broadbridge Heath <br/>Highway Depot Site to construct 4 new retail units to form a new retail park including associated external works.

performanceTerms: As per the tender documents.

description: Construction work

description: As per the enclosed tender documents.

West Sussex County Council

roles: buyer reviewBody mediationBody reviewContactPoint

locality: Chichester

postalCode: PO19 1RQ

streetAddress: County Hall, West Street

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: West Sussex County Council

streetAddress: FAO Legal Services


description: Option to extend the contract by 2 years and the option of a 2 year break clause.

description:
The Government Actuary's Department ('GAD') is a non-ministerial Government department with a
mission to improve the stewardship of public sector finances by supporting effective decisionmaking and robust financial reporting through actuarial analysis, modelling and advice. We provide
actuarial solutions including financial risk analysis, modelling and advice to support the UK public
sector. We apply the actuarial profession's technical skills, consultancy discipline, high standards
of professionalism and industry sector knowledge to solve financial challenges faced by the UK
public sector.
GAD is currently advising a client who requires analysis of future asset and liability outcomes. To
support our advice in this area, GAD are looking to tender for a contract for the provision of a
stochastic real-world economic scenario set ("scenario set" or "economic scenario file"). The
economic scenario file should contain stochastic forecasts of economic scenarios covering
investment returns for a range of asset classes, as well as inflation measures, for a retail investor
in the UK.
GAD already receives quarterly scenario sets from our regular projection provider and this contract
is a one-off exercise to supplement those projections, to help us test the sensitivity of our analysis
to the selected scenarios. While the focus of this work is to satisfy the requirements of a single
Government Actuary's Department - Invitation to Tender - Economic Scenarios
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client, we reserve the right to use any scenario sets provided to us as part of this contract in work
for other clients where we deem it to be applicable.
We require an initial scenario set calibrated with an effective date as at or before 31 December
2023 and delivered as soon as possible after the tender is awarded. This calibration should be
based on standard assumptions that reflect the provider's own views.
Based on this scenario set and subsequent engagement between the supplier, GAD and the
client, additional scenarios set may be required. Depending on the views of the client, the potential
outcomes include:
• No additional scenario sets are required.
• One or more additional scenario sets, which reflect the provider's own views, are
required.
• One or more additional scenario sets, adjusted in consultation with GAD and the client,
are required.
These additional scenario sets will be calibrated with an effective date as at or after 31 December
2023. These additional scenario sets will be covered under this contract (ie separate procurement
exercises will not be conducted). Based on our current timelines, GAD expect we will only require
one additional scenario set, if any additional scenario sets are required.
Please highlight in your costings the impact of these different options.
We also require that the scenarios:
• Are based on sound economic principles and methods.
• Are calibrated to reflect the market and economic conditions at the effective date to
ensure consistency with the date at which they are used.
• Are calibrated to reflect the provider's own view on the long-term outcome for key
economic variables in the scenario set, with any changes as required based on
consultation with GAD and our client.
GAD recognises that it may also be possible to procure access to an "economic scenario model"
to provide the capability for GAD to produce the scenarios files described above ourselves. Due to
current levels of capacity and capability, our preference is for the scenario sets to be provided to
us based on calibration targets, adjustments and stresses that are discussed and agreed with the
supplier. It is therefore essential that tenderers have the capability to deliver scenarios to us
directly.
The outcome of this analysis will be published publicly, alongside some detail of the underlying
asset and liability assumptions. This published information could include details of the asset return
and inflation assumptions.

variantPolicy: allowed

description: Economic research services

title: Economic Scenario Files

description: The Government Actuary's Department is seeking a Provider to provide stochastic simulations of economic scenarios and asset returns.

performanceTerms: See Invitation to Tender through link - https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/92b4b397-37cf-411d-8cf7-b90f5ef2f744

description: Economic research services

Government Actuary Department

streetAddress: Finlaison House,15-17 Furnival Street

description: National or federal agency/office

description: Economic affairs

legalName: Government Actuary Department

Appraisal Panel

postalCode: EC4A 1AB

streetAddress: Finlaison House

legalName: Appraisal Panel

Government Actuary Department

postalCode: E14 4BU

streetAddress: 10 South Colonnade

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

description: Economic affairs

Conning Holdings Limited

postalCode: EC3R 8AJ

streetAddress: 24 Monument Street

legalName: Conning Holdings Limited

Government Actuary's Department

legalName: Government Actuary's Department


title: Short Breaks (Play & Leisure)

title: Domiciliary Care

name: SVK Care Ltd. (Trading as Caremark Hinckley, Blaby, Bosworth & Leicester)

title: Short Breaks (Play & Leisure) and Domiciliary Care for Children with Disabilities Framework

description: The Framework will be in place for an initial period of 1 year, with an option to extend for a further period or periods up to a total of 3 years taking the contract term to a maximum of 4 years.

description: Leicestershire County Council undertook a procurement process to identify and appoint a number of service providers to provide a range of disabled children’s services as described below. Lot 1: Short Breaks (Play & Leisure) provide opportunities for disabled children and young people to spend time away from their parents and carers, with friends and peers, for positive opportunities. Lot 2: Domiciliary Care Domiciliary care is a statutory service that the Council has a duty to provide and it relates to the provision of care and support to children and families in their own home (e.g. personal care, meal preparation, moving and handling etc.)

title: Domiciliary Care

description: Domiciliary care is a statutory service that the Council has a duty to provide and it relates to the provision of care and support to children and families in their own home (e.g. personal care, meal preparation, moving and handling etc.). The service can only be provided following an assessment of need and if certain thresholds are met. This service is not exclusively for disabled children and young people although they make up the vast majority of service users. Two broad areas of domiciliary care include: (i) domestic tasks and (ii) sitting service.

description: Daycare services for handicapped children and young people

description: Health and social work services

periodRationale: The Framework was in place for an initial period of 1 year, with an option to extend for a further period or periods up to a total of 3 years taking the contract term to a maximum of 4 years.

description: Leicestershire County Council is undertook a procurement process to identify and appoint a number of service providers to provide a range of disabled children’s services as described below. Lot 1: Short Breaks (Play & Leisure) provide opportunities for disabled children and young people to spend time away from their parents and carers, with friends and peers, for positive opportunities. Lot 2: Domiciliary Care Domiciliary care is a statutory service that the Council has a duty to provide and it relates to the provision of care and support to children and families in their own home (e.g. personal care, meal preparation, moving and handling etc.)

reviewDetails: Leicestershire County Council (LCC) will ensure information on the award of the contract is communicated to all tenderers. Tenderers who are unsuccessful shall be informed by LCC as soon as possible after the decision has been made as to the reasons why the applicant/tenderer was unsuccessful. If an appeal regarding the award of the contract has not been successfully resolved, the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 provide for aggrieved parties who have been harmed or are at risk of harm by breach of the rules to take legal action. Any such action must be brought within the applicable limitation period. Where a contract has not been entered into the Court may order the setting aside of the award decision or order for any document to be amended.

description: Health and social work services

Leicestershire County Council

locality: Leicester

postalCode: LE3 8RA

streetAddress: County Hall, Leicester Road Glenfield

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Leicestershire County Council

The Endorphins Group

locality: Halifax

postalCode: HX1 1HX

streetAddress: 20 Cow Green

legalName: The Endorphins Group

Diversity Social Care Ltd

postalCode: LE2  0PF

streetAddress: 89A London Road

legalName: Diversity Social Care Ltd

Forward Thinking Movement and Dance CIC

locality: Melton Mowbray

postalCode: LE13 0PB

streetAddress: Pera Business Park, Nottingham Road

legalName: Forward Thinking Movement and Dance CIC

Glebe House (Charnwood) Ltd

locality: Loughborough

postalCode: LE11 2TZ

streetAddress: Woodgate Chambers, 70 Woodgate

legalName: Glebe House (Charnwood) Ltd

Goldhill Play Association LTD

postalCode: LE2 6SB

streetAddress: Goldhill adventure playground, C.O. 432 Saffron Lane

legalName: Goldhill Play Association LTD

Sense

postalCode: N1 9LG

streetAddress: 101 Pentonville Road

legalName: Sense

Woodleigh Healthcare Ltd

postalCode: LE5 2HW

streetAddress: 23 Woodleigh Close

legalName: Woodleigh Healthcare Ltd

MK Executive Care Services Ltd

locality: Milton Keynes

postalCode: MK2 2DH

streetAddress: 121a Queensway, Bletchley,

legalName: MK Executive Care Services Ltd

postalCode: LE4 9LJ

streetAddress: 4 High View Close, Vantage Point

High Court of Justice

streetAddress: The Strand

legalName: High Court of Justice

Leicestershire County Council

streetAddress: County Hall, Leicester Road, Glenfield

title: Short Breaks (Play & Leisure)

title: Domiciliary Care

description: Health and social work services

rationale: Need for modification brought about by circumstances which a diligent contracting authority/entity could not foresee: The modification meets all the criteria set out in regulation 72(1) C) (i) The need for modification has been brought about by circumstances which a diligent contracting authority could not have foreseen - The Council could not have foreseen the issues with the Residential Overnight Short Break provision and that this service would cease to be available in Leicestershire. (ii) The modification does not alter the overall nature of the contract - the modification is to increase funds available through the contract to enable increased demand to be met. The nature of the services supplied will remain the same. (iii) Any increase in price does not exceed 50% of the value of the original contract. - the original total contract value was £2,440,000, the total value of the the modification is £812,746 which is less than 50% of the original framework value.

description:
Recent analysis of spend made against this framework identified that there has been an increase in spend. This increase is a direct result of the loss of the residential overnight short breaks provision in Leicestershire. This happened due to Ofsted closing the Residential Overnight Short Break provision that was contracted to deliver these services, and,  a subsequent tender exercise to replace the provider did not receive any suitable tenders.  The loss of this service has meant that there has been additional demand against this framework agreement, to provide alternative provision, which has resulted in an increased spend.  Based on current spend through the framework it is anticipated that the advertised contractual value will be exceeded and modification is required to the overall value to cover the expected increase.
Increasing the resources available through this contract will ensure the Council can continue to fulfil it's statutory duties to provide respite care to families with children who have Special Education Needs and Disabilities
The modification will increase the contract value by an additional £812,746. This is less than 50% of the original contract value.


title: Transport for Social Services Passengers including Children Excluded from Mainstream Education.

description:
There are 3 elements to this lot:
Transport for vulnerable adults attending day centres, care homes and horticultural units, the main features of which are:
1.	Adults ranging from 18 years upwards to pensionable age
2.	Often necessitating the deployment of a passenger assistant who, along with the driver,  will be required to attend any training programme specified  by the Council.
3.	Proven track record of taxi operator for reliability and sensitivity is essential.
4.	Passengers have a variety of needs including dementia, epilepsy.
5.	Passengers are often physically frail and have mobility problems and therefore require assistance between their home residence/day centre and the contracted vehicle.
6.	Passengers often  require wheelchair accessible vehicles.  Journeys are typically to Day Centres & Horticultural Units
7.	Arrival times at these units are generally between 0900hrs-0930hrs and departure times are generally from 1530hrs to 1600hrs.
8.	Journeys are usually to establishments within Northumberland but can involve journeys to out of county units such as Percy Hedley in North Tyneside.
Transport for vulnerable children attending children’s homes, sure start centres etc., the main features of which are:
1.	Children range in age from birth to 18 years.
2.	May require passenger assistants, even if a child is attending a mainstream school.
3.	Children are vulnerable, for example, they are often from abusive backgrounds & may themselves display challenging behaviours.
4.	Journeys are often required at short notice and at irregular times, for example at weekends and/or night time depending on the nature of the situation.
5.	Proven track record of taxi operator for reliability and sensitivity is essential.
6.	Transport can be to a vast range of locations, mainly within but sometimes beyond the border of Northumberland to schools, social care offices, soft play areas for family contacts, children’s homes, refuges, sure start centres, train/bus stations, special social care events; it can also involve educational visits to museums, youth groups, cadets, hospital appointments.
7.	Occasionally taxi may need to be met by police at an address - for example removing children from a reluctant parent.
8.	Highly confidential nature, often ‘protected placements’ where a parent may not even be allowed to know where their child is living.
9.	Strict guidelines need to be adhered to with regards answering phone calls about a given child and any disclosures made to contract personnel by children in the vehicle need to be followed up using the correct reporting procedures to County Hall.
10.	Transport arrangements  often need to be terminated at short notice.
Transport for children excluded from mainstream education, the main features of which are:
1.	Educated Other Than At School (EOTAS) transport is arranged for children of statutory school age who are about to be excluded from school or have been subjected to either temporary or permanent exclusion.
2.	It can be organised so they can access short-term educational programmes which are often organised to help re-integrate them back into mainstream education.
3.	Transport is organised for children from 5yrs to 16 years of age,
4.	Requests for transport are often made with very short notice, i.e. the next working day.
5.	Journeys can be made to allow children  to access an alternative timetable for part of their school week.
6.	Children  are often from difficult backgrounds and as such they can display challenging behaviours.
7.	Some children  are vulnerable, they  have medical needs or mental health difficulties  and may disclose information in the vehicle which must be reported in a confidential manner to County Hall.
8.	Journeys are often required outside regular school hours, may only operate as little as one day a week and are often required to be cancelled at short notice.
9.	Transport arrangements will often involve a mix of students in vehicles, however care is taken to control loadings (often maximum of 6 students together) due to the behavioural issues that can occur.

title: Transport for Children attending Mainstream Schools/Further Education Colleges

description:
There are 2 elements to this lot:
Transport for children attending mainstream schools, the main features of which are:
1.	Transport is provided for children from 4 to 16 years of age
2.	Arrival times at mainstream schools are usually around 0900hrs and departure times around 1530hrs.
3.	The vast majority of journeys are within Northumberland though there are exceptions whereby journeys are arranged for schools beyond its borders.
4.	Vehicles required will range from 4 seater saloon cars to full size coaches
5.	Sometimes journeys required will be in the form of “feeder transport” whereby a smaller vehicle will be arranged to transport children living in outer-lying areas into a central hub whereby they transfer onto a bigger vehicle.
6.	Transport arrangements that are put in place are generally of a long-term nature – up to 5 years.
7.	Journeys are sometimes required for children on medical grounds for a temporary period of time e.g. for a child who breaks a leg
8.	Usually children are issued with travel passes and the driver must check travel passes of children to ensure they are all boarding the correct vehicle
9.	Typically,  the transport arrangements that are put in place operate as closed call-off contracts.
Transport for students accessing Post-16 Education at sixth form or further education college, the main features of which are:
1.	Transport is arranged for students in years 12 & 13 only i.e. for students between the ages of 16-19 years of age.
2.	Journeys are arranged for students who attend high school sixth forms   and a number of further education colleges
3.	Journeys are mainly within Northumberland but a significant number involve cross-border transport to out of county establishments
4.	A variety of vehicles are required ranging from 4 seater saloons to full size buses
5.	Sometimes journeys required will be in the form of “feeder transport” whereby a smaller vehicle will be arranged to transport children living in outer-lying areas into a central hub whereby they transfer onto a bigger vehicle.
6.	Journey times are typically at the start and end of the school/college day i.e. arrival times of approximately 9am and departure times approximately 1530hrs – variations do occur depending on the establishment.
7.	Travel passes are issued to students and they should be checked by drivers to ensure they are boarding the correct vehicles.
8.	Transport is arranged for students with special educational needs and disabilities – please refer to Lot 3 below for specific features
9.	Typically,  the transport arrangements that are put in place operate as closed call-off contracts.

title: Transport for Children attending Special Schools/Colleges

description:
1.	Transport is arranged for children who range in age from 4 years to 18yrs.
2.	Transport is organised for children who have a range of special needs ranging from moderate to severe learning difficulties, behavioural & emotional difficulties.
3.	Deployment of a passenger transport assistant is required for the vast majority of children
4.	Depending on the particular needs of the child, attendance on various training courses as specified by  the Council will be required for all passenger assistants and drivers deployed on such routes. Such training will be either funded by the Council or the operator.
5.	A good proportion of the children are on the autistic spectrum disorder and as such respond poorly to change, therefore a consistent deployment of the same contract personnel is essential.
6.	Journeys are required to get children to school for approximately 0900hrs and from school to home at approximately 1530hrs.
7.	Journeys are typically to schools within Northumberland, however a significant number of journeys are organised for children so they can attend schools beyond Northumberland – this is dependent upon the needs of the child.
8.	Journeys are usually Monday to Friday only but there are exceptions which arise from a child’s needs e.g. some children are provided with a residential placement and therefore only require transport at the start and end of a week or even school term.
9.	Occasionally wheelchair accessible vehicles are required for children in wheelchairs
10.	Occasionally specialist training for passenger transport assistants is required such as anaphylactic training (for children with allergies) or seizure management training (for children with epilepsy.

title: Provision of Local Bus Services

description:
1.	The Council has the power to review changes to local bus services and to consider whether gaps in services should be met by subsiding additional services beyond what the commercial network provides.
2.	Such supported services may range from diverting or extending individual journeys to supporting a full route and timetable.
3.	Vehicles must meet all accessibility legislation.
4.	Vehicles must also meet requirements to display destination information and be fitted with an electronic ticket machine where appropriate.
5.	Minimum seating capacity will usually range from 16 seats  to 45 seats.
6.	Operators will be required to participate in marketing and ticketing promotions and also participate in the English National Concession Travel Scheme (ENCTS) and other concession travel passes as required for the service.
7.	Data for reimbursement will be supplied electronically via HOPS unless the claim value is under £400.
8.	Operators are required to pay any bus station departure costs arising from the service.
9.	In certain circumstances, the Council is prepared to accept tenders from community transport operators proposing to run services under Section 19 or Section 22 permits.

title: Provision of Demand Responsive Services

description:
1.	Where demand for a conventional bus service is limited the Council may consider it justifiable to fund what it considers socially necessary services .
2.	Community transport operators will operate with either S19 or S22 licensed minibus permit.
3.	In Northumberland a S19 minibus (up to 16 passenger seats) permit is used by community transport operators to provide.
a)	Section 19 permit vehicles cannot be used to carry any member of the general public.
b)	Vehicles operating under a Section 22 permit are issued to organisations concerned for the social and welfare needs of one or more communities who operate vehicles without a view to profit to provide a community bus service.
c)	Unlike section 19 permit vehicles, community bus services are 'local bus services' and can carry the general public.
4.	Dial a Ride services are operated by community transport operators for the benefit of passengers.
5.	In some cases the journeys made may be on an ad-hoc basis  or it may be a regular timetabled service.
6.	A Taxibus service is a regular bus service but operated by a licenced Hackney Carriage or Private Hire operator using a taxi or private hire vehicle.
7.	 A Taxishare service also runs to a timetable like a bus but not necessarily a specified route and is operated using a taxi. Passengers  must first register to use the service. Once they have done that they must then book a seat for a specific journey time when they want to travel on the taxishare. Passengers pay a fixed fare. On those occasions when no-one has booked to travel, the service does not operate.
8.	For Community transport operators the Council will reimburse S 22 licensed vehicles for the English National Concessionary Travel Scheme (ENCTS).
9.	Concessionary passes are accepted subject to evidence of passes accepted
10.	Taxi / private hire or hackney carriage licenced vehicles operating vehicles less than 16 seats or smaller vehicles up to 8 seats and meet appropriate accessibility legislation and the requirements of electronic ticket machine where appropriate.
11.	Taxi/private hire demand responsive services claiming ENCTS concessionary passes operators will be required to provide evidence of passes accepted.

title: Provision of NHS Transport  Northumbria and North Tyneside

description:
Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (the ‘Trust’) is geographically one of the largest Trusts in the country and one of the largest healthcare employers in the North East, with over 8,000 staff working in 11 hospitals throughout Northumberland and North Tyneside.
The Trust serves a population of half a million people.  The Trust manages three general hospitals in North Tyneside, Wansbeck and Hexham, one Emergency Care Hospital at Cramlington and seven community hospitals situated in Berwick, Alnwick, Haltwhistle, Rothbury, Blyth, Morpeth and Wallsend. The Trust also runs community based services across North Tyneside and Northumberland.
The vast majority of journeys are within Northumberland and North Tyneside, though there are exceptions whereby journeys are arranged beyond its borders which will be required on an ad-hoc basis; requests for transport are often made with very short notice.
1.	The Trust requires a call-off contract for the provision of taxi, private hire services and occasionally mini buses.
2.	The Trust requires a taxi service for the conveyance of all levels of staff as and when required to or from either their place of residence to the Trusts’ premises or from one Hospital site to another as well as journeys to or from non-health authority/trust premises which will be required on an ad- hoc basis; requests for transport are often made with very short notice as well as those planned in advance.
3.	The Trust requires a taxi service for the conveyance of patients to or from the Trusts’ premises to their place of residence, or from one hospital site to another as and when required which will be required on an ad-hoc basis; requests for transport are often made with very short notice as well as those planned in advance.
4.	The Trust requires a taxi service for the conveyance of some light goods to and from one Hospital site to another both on a routine basis and as and when required. Light goods will include documents and medical/pathological specimens, which have a limited life and must be conveyed in special containers provided by the Trust as well as small pieces of equipment, packages and parcels which will be required on an ad-hoc basis as well as those planned in advance.
5.	The taxi requirement will be provided on a 24 hour service daily, including Saturday, Sundays and Bank Holidays, the service provided must be promptly executed.  Taxis must be available day and night.
6.	Taxis are booked for essential Trust business only, and some bookings will involve work which is essential to the well-being and lives of patients.  Consequently, taxis must not be redirected by the operator for any reason whatsoever, unless agreed in advance with the Trusts’ Authorised Officers.
7.	The Trust operates a “No Smoking” Policy. Drivers must not smoke or will have smoked whilst on Trust business. For removal of doubt this covers both the driver and passenger.
8.	The operator must ensure that at all times the drivers are of clean and tidy appearance and that a dress code will be adhered to at all times. It is the operator’s responsibility to advise and inform the drivers of the dress code required at all times when undertaking the Contractual activities.
9.	The Trust requires that no animals are transported in any of the vehicles required for use on Trust business.
10.	Drivers must not eat, drink alcohol or smell of alcohol or be under the influence of drugs whilst on Trust business.
11.	Wherever possible, the operator shall ensure that journeys from the same site are combined so that the Trust shall be liable for one journey only. Invoices to detail both job reference numbers.
12.	If a person or items are being transported, the journey must be direct and only diverted if agreed with the Trusts Authorised Officers.
13.	When picking up goods or specimens, on arrival at the pickup/drop off point, the operator is expected where necessary to leave the vehicle to collect/deliver specified items or personnel.
a)	Any item required to be delivered to a named individual or delivery point must be left with the individual or at the delivery point.  If, for any reason, a delivery cannot be affected, all the associated paperwork or goods must be returned to the originator on the same day or as soon as practically possible.
b)	When the operator is delivering packages containing patient identifiable information they will be requested to sign a log on receipt of the package and will be required to ensure a signature of a person receiving the package, the signature will be provided to the member of staff sending the package, this can be hand delivered or faxed.
c)	No package must be left in vehicles without the driver being present. If the driver has a need to leave the vehicle whilst transporting a package, the package must be placed into the boot and the vehicle locked.
d)	If a package is not delivered it must be returned to the sender, if they are not available then it must be returned to the main reception.
e)	No package should be left in a vehicle overnight. It must be returned to the Trust.
f)	If an alleged incident occurs regarding the secure transportation of a package the operator will co-operate in any subsequent investigation and will take the necessary disciplinary action as guided by the Trust
14.	When a vehicle is requested to collect a passenger or light goods from an unfamiliar area, it is the operator’s responsibility to ensure that the driver has adequate information regarding the location before the journey takes place. Any additional costs for this journey will not be met by the Trust.
15.	The operator must have vehicles available to transport wheelchair users.  If the wheelchair user is able to transfer to the vehicle seat their chair must be stored securely along with any accessories.  For users who are unable to transfer out of their chair, the vehicle must have suitable access, i.e. ramps and appropriate door size.  The vehicle must also be fitted with appropriate wheelchair tie-down and occupant restraint systems (WTORS) as well as passenger safety belts. Manufacturers of WTORS give written instructions on how to use their equipment.  This advice must be followed at all times.
16.	Drivers employed to carry out the call-off contract shall have due regard to the safety of their passengers and at all times shall moderate their driving so as not to cause passengers unnecessary distress by travelling at excessive speeds or taking undue risks.
17.	Drivers of vehicles undertaking journeys in connection with the call-off contract must not pick up or put down passengers, including patients, at other than the collection and destination points specified by the Authorised Officer.
18.	Operators are reminded of the absolute necessity for maintaining in strict confidence any information or knowledge which may come into their possession relating to the NHS, any of its staff and/or patients under this call-off contract. It is the operator’s responsibility to ensure that their employees who may be engaged on any part of the call-off contract are fully informed and aware of this.

title: Provision of NHS Transport  North Cumbria

description:
The Trust provides acute hospital services across North Cumbria. The main hospitals are the Cumberland Infirmary in Carlisle and West Cumberland Hospital in Whitehaven. All the main specialties are available on both sites. The Trust also offers outpatient and maternity services at other community locations, including Brampton, Haltwhistle, Alston, Penrith, Kirkby Stephen, Wigton, Keswick, Cockermouth, Maryport, Workington and Millom. The Trust serves a population of 340,000 and employs approximately 4000 staff.
1.	The vast majority of journeys are within North and West Cumbria, though there are exceptions whereby journeys are arranged beyond its borders which will be required on an ad-hoc basis; requests for transport are often made with very short notice.
2.	The Trust requires a call-off contract for the provision of taxi, private hire services and occasionally mini buses.
3.	The Trust requires a taxi service for the conveyance of all levels of staff as and when required to or from either their place of residence to the Trusts’ premises or from one Hospital site to another as well as journeys to or from non-health authority/trust premises which will be required on an ad- hoc basis; requests for transport are often made with very short notice as well as those planned in advance.
4.	The Trust requires a taxi service for the conveyance of patients to or from the Trusts’ premises to their place of residence, or from one hospital site to another as and when required which will be required on an ad- hoc basis; requests for transport are often made with very short notice as well as those planned in advance.
5.	The Trust requires a taxi service for the conveyance of some light goods to and from one Hospital site to another both on a routine basis and as and when required. Light goods will include documents and medical/pathological specimens, which have a limited life and must be conveyed in special containers provided by the Trust as well as small pieces of equipment, packages and parcels which will be required on an ad-hoc basis as well as those planned in advance.
6.	The taxi requirement will be provided on a 24 hour service daily, including Saturday, Sundays and Bank Holidays, the service provided must be promptly executed.  Taxis must be available day and night.
7.	Taxis are booked for essential Trust business only, and some bookings will involve work which is essential to the well-being and lives of patients.  Consequently, taxis must not be redirected by the operator for any reason whatsoever, unless agreed in advance with the Trusts’ Authorised Officers.
8.	The Trust operates a “No Smoking” Policy. Drivers must not smoke or will have smoked whilst on Trust business. For removal of doubt this covers both the driver and passenger.
9.	The operator must ensure that at all times the drivers are of clean and tidy appearance and that a dress code will be adhered to at all times. It is the operator’s responsibility to advise and inform the drivers of the dress code required at all times when undertaking their contractual activities.
10.	The Trust requires that no animals are transported in any of the vehicles required for use on Trust business.
11.	Drivers must not eat, drink alcohol or smell of alcohol or be under the influence of drugs whilst on Trust business.
12.	Wherever possible, the operator shall ensure that journeys from the same site are combined so that the Trust shall be liable for one journey only. Invoices to detail both job reference numbers.
13.	If a person or items are being transported, the journey must be direct and only diverted if agreed with the Trusts Authorised Officers.
14.	When picking up goods or specimens, on arrival at the pickup/drop off point, the operator is expected where necessary to leave the vehicle to collect/deliver specified items or personnel.
a)	Any item required to be delivered to a named individual or delivery point must be left with the individual or at the delivery point.  If, for any reason, a delivery cannot be affected, all the associated paperwork or goods must be returned to the originator on the same day or as soon as practically possible.
b)	When the operator is delivering packages containing patient identifiable information they will be requested to sign a log on receipt of the package and will be required to ensure a signature of a person receiving the package, the signature will be provided to the member of staff sending the package, this can be hand delivered or faxed.
c)	No package must be left in vehicles without the driver being present. If the driver has a need to leave the vehicle whilst transporting a package, the package must be placed into the boot and the vehicle locked.
d)	If a package is not delivered it must be returned to the sender, if they are not available then it must be returned to the main reception.
e)	No package should be left in a vehicle overnight. It must be returned to the Trust.
f)	If an alleged incident occurs regarding the secure transporting of a package the Contactor will co-operate in any subsequent investigation and will take the necessary disciplinary action if a case I prove, as guided by the Trust
15.	When a vehicle is requested to collect a passenger or light goods from an unfamiliar area, it is the operator’s responsibility to ensure that the driver has adequate information regarding the location before the journey takes place. Any additional costs for this journey will not be met by the Trust.
16.	The operator must have vehicles available to transport wheelchair users.  If the wheelchair user is able to transfer to the vehicle seat their chair must be stored securely along with any accessories.  For users who are unable to transfer out of their chair, the vehicle must have suitable access, i.e. ramps and appropriate door size.  The vehicle must also be fitted with appropriate wheelchair tie-down and occupant restraint systems (WTORS) as well as passenger safety belts. Manufacturers of WTORS give written instructions on how to use their equipment.  This advice must be followed at all times.
17.	Drivers employed to carry out the call-off contract shall have due regard to the safety of their passengers and at all times shall moderate their driving so as not to cause passengers unnecessary distress by travelling at excessive speeds or taking undue risks.
18.	Drivers of vehicles undertaking journeys in connection with the call-off contract must not pick up or put down passengers, including patients, at other than the collection and destination points specified by the Authorised Officer.
19.	Operators are reminded of the absolute necessity for maintaining in strict confidence any information or knowledge which may come into their possession relating to the NHS, any of its staff and/or patients under this call-off contract. It is the operator’s responsibility to ensure that their employees who may be engaged on any part of the call-off contract are fully informed and aware of this.

description: Transport services (excl. Waste transport)

title: Provision for a Dynamic Purchasing System for Passenger Transport Services

label: Extension of closing date

description:
Northumberland County Council, Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust (from this point onwards the latter will be referred to as “Authority” or “Contracting Authority”) organises and funds transport for a wide range of passengers travelling from and within Northumberland. Actual delivery of the service is undertaken by a broad range of suppliers, from sole-trader taxi operators through to minibus, coach and bus operators who bid for the work as and when tender opportunities become available throughout the year.  A tender is being carried out to put in place a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the provision of passenger transport services on behalf of the Contracting Authority.
This DPS is an agreement that sets out the terms under which individual contracts (call-offs) are made throughout the period the DPS is in place for.  Initially the DPS will be in place for 5 years with the option to extend this timeframe.
A DPS is used where the Contracting Authority know they are likely to have a need for particular passenger transport services, but are unsure of the extent or schedule. The passenger transport services that will be required incorporates transport for school children and social care clients as well as passengers travelling by bus services financially supported by NCC and NHS patients attending hospital appointments.
This DPS will establish multiple suppliers who through this procurement exercise will have demonstrated that they can deliver the service and agreed to pre-determined terms and conditions. Call offs or individual contracts will be awarded on the basis of a further mini-competition (also known as invitation to tender) which will be held between all the suppliers on the DPS

Northumberland County Council

region: UKC

locality: Morpeth

postalCode: NE61 2EF

streetAddress: County Hall

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Northumberland County Council


description:
LU is conducting this procurement through the Competitive Procedure with Negotiation (CPN) procedure to identify a service provider(s) for the Remote Track Monitoring (RTM) Track Measurement Asset requirement.
This requirement is for the design, manufacture and installation of two (2) Track Measurement Systems (TMS) on LU provided Host Wagons (further detailed in Schedule 3. Specification of the Contract). There is also an option for the provision of Maintenance Support (further detailed in Schedule 15. Maintenance Support of the Contract).
This procurement follows on from 'DN318650 - Track Geometry Measurement System for TfL'.

description:
LUL conducted this procurement through the Negotiated Procedure with prior call for competition procedure to identify a service provider for the Remote Track Monitoring (RTM)
Track Measurement Asset requirement.
This requirement was for the design, manufacture and installation of two (2) Track
Measurement Systems (TMS) on LU provided Host Wagons (further detailed in Schedule 3.
Specification of the Contract). There was also an option for the provision of Maintenance
Support.

text:
The contract defines the host vehicles as; an unmodified flatbed wagon produced and supplied to London Underground by CRRC Corporation, that serves as the host for the track monitoring equipment.
Alternative wagons have been sourced from within the LU fleet in the form of general purpose (GP) wagons.
This contract variation is for the supplier Balfour Beatty Rail to carry out a feasibility study to determine the cost to instal the track monitoring equipment on the GP wagons rather than the CRRC wagons.

description: Railway and tramway locomotives and rolling stock and associated parts

procurementMethodDetails: Competitive procedure with negotiation

Transport for London

postalCode: SW1W 9TN

streetAddress: 172 Buckingham Palace Road

description: Regional or local authority

description: Transport- London Underground

legalName: Transport for London

locality: Endeavour Square

postalCode: E20 1JN

description: Body governed by public law

description: Railway Services

Balfour Beatty Rail Limited

locality: Redhill

postalCode: RH1 1SH

streetAddress: Kingsgate 62 High street

legalName: Balfour Beatty Rail Limited

Transport for London

streetAddress: 5, Endeavour Square


measure: lowestValidBidValue

measure: highestValidBidValue

name: Brook Lodge (Deal) Limited - Brook Lodge

name: West Hill Care Home LTD - West Hill Care Home

name: Avante Care Services Limited - Chaucer House

name: Good Shepherd Care Limited - Sholden Hall Residential Home

name: Country Court Care Homes 5 Limited - Birkin Lodge

name: Hawkinge House 2nd Floor Limited - Hawkinge House 2nd Floor Unit

name: Belmont Healthcare (Wombwell) Limited - Wombwell Hall

name: Tree Tops Residential Limited - Treetops Residential Home

name: Vivendo Care Limited - Highfield Care Home

name: Harpwood House Limited - Harpwood Care Home

name: Harmonia Care Village Limited - Harmonia Village

name: Victoria Nursing Group Limited - Wells Lodge Nursing Home

name: Victoria Nursing Group Limited - Wells House Nursing Home

name: Temperance Care Ltd - Maltreath Residential Care Home

name: The Alice Butterworth Charity - Tynwald Residential Home

name: Vila One Ltd - St Nectans Residential Care Home

name: Whitstable House Limited - Whitstable House

description:
This will be a one stage process.
Stage 1 – The Expression of Interest and Invitation to Tender stage.
If the potential Provider wishes to apply then the tender documentation is available via the Kent Business portal(www.kentbusinessportal.org.uk). The documentation will need to be downloaded and submitted back to the Council via the Kent Business Portal.
Information that must be completed and submitted:
A Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (including proof of CQC registration and latest inspection report)
Quality & Capability Questionnaire
Acceptance of Terms and Conditions.
Sub-Contracting and Account Management
Tender Schedule acceptance
Form of Tender
Indicative Pricing Schedule/s
Parent Company Guarantee (if required)
Business Continuity / Disaster Recovery Plan
Commercially Sensitive Information
Contract Management Information
Tendering Schedule

description: Health and social work services

description:
Title: SS14 142 - Older Persons Residential Care, Nursing Care and Respite Care services
Advertisement Description
The Provision of a Dynamic Purchasing System Framework (DPS), for Older Persons Residential Care, Nursing Care and Respite Care services
This opportunity is open to Providers of all or any of the following:
Lot 1 CQC Registered Residential Homes or “care homes without nursing” for the provision of Long Term, Short Term and respite care services
Lot 2 CQC Registered Nursing Homes or “care homes with nursing” for the provision of Long Term, Short Term and respite care services
Lot 3 Providers of Bariatric care services
Lot 4 Call off Block contract for the provision of multiples of 2 beds for short term Respite care services across Kent
Lot 5 Residential care home providers able to offer ‘day’ services
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description: Health and social work 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