name: NHS North East London Integrated Care Board

description:
The procurement for the Oliver McGowan Training (OMT) delivery hubs will primarily provide access to tier 1 and tier 2 training and lead trainer services for health care partners in the NE London care system.
NHS England has allocated funding to Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) to ensure the delivery of OMT, targeting all relevant healthcare staff across CQC-registered providers.  The programme emphasizes standardized training delivery using the nationally developed OMT package and the development of a sustainable, scalable model for long-term compliance.
To meet these requirements, a two-hub OMT delivery model has been developed for North East London, with a total cost of £1,069,696 over 18 months (£534,848 per hub).
It is the intention of the contracting Authority to award one contract to be hosted by NELFT (North East London NHS Foundation Trust), and the other by Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust.  While each hub primarily serve a designated area, a reciprocal arrangement allows staff to attend training at either location, maximizing accessibility.  The hubs will collaborate to ensure consistent training delivery and resource sharing.  Together, they aim to train approximately 5200 tier 1 and 8200 tier 2 staff.  Critically, the hubs will create 120-140 paid experts with lived experience trainer roles for individuals with learning disabilities and/or autism, promoting inclusivity and aligning with the ICS's employment priorities.
The expected impact of OMT includes improved clinical outcomes, such as reduced health disparities, fewer misdiagnoses, and a more person-centred approach to care.  Social benefits include increased community inclusion, reduced stigma, and an enhanced quality of life for individuals with learning disabilities and autism.  Furthermore, the programme aims to provide income streams for the VCSE sector. Additional information: The rationale for a direct award of contracts to NELFT (North East London NHS Foundation Trust) and Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust for the delivery of the Oliver McGowan Training (OMT) programme in North East London.  Given the tight timelines, with the Procurement Act 2024 taking effect on 24/02, the decision to make a direct award is driven by the urgent need to implement the OMT programme effectively and efficiently, to commit funding against contracts, the scale and specialized nature of the training required, the high level of growth of pool of experts with lived experience that is needed, and the imperative to establish a sustainable training infrastructure and build market providers.
The ICB requires training at scale for the entire healthcare system, encompassing a large number of staff across diverse settings, delivering at or near sites of employment within the NE London geography.
A direct award to NELFT and Homerton is recommended under PCR no 32 - Use of the negotiated procedure without prior publication due to their unique capabilities and expertise in LD&A education and learning, established relationships within the North East London LD&A communities, and proven ability to meet these demanding requirements to provide Mandatory and Statutory Training at this scale. Setting up a sustainable not for profit training service aligns with NHS England's funding directives, facilitates the development of sustainable local infrastructure, supports community development, and delivers a lasting legacy of equity and empowerment to improve the health inequalities for our Learning Disability and Autism LD&A communities.
The following key points detail the rationale for this direct award:
1.	Alignment with NHSE Funding Requirements: The proposed model directly supports NHS England's requirements for the OMT programme, focusing on a sustainable, not-for-profit training service delivering impactful outcomes.
2.	Capacity to Scale and Deliver: The training pool will be scaled to a capacity to provide training for 20,000 staff annually by Oct 2026, requiring significant investment in recruitment infrastructure, and pastoral support. The Trusts possess existing resources and a proven track record in delivering large-scale statutory training, making them uniquely positioned to meet these demands.
3.	Specialised Nature of the Training: OMT is tailored to the specific needs of individuals with LD&A in clinical and non-clinical settings. The Trusts' extensive experience in LD&A training and support makes them the most qualified providers for this specialized service.
4.	Expertise as CQC-Regulated Providers: As CQC-regulated organisations, the Trusts ensure compliance with the draft Code of Practice and are well-equipped to navigate future regulatory requirements, providing stability within the sector.
5.	Development of Local Training Infrastructure: Collaboration with local voluntary and social enterprises will establish a sustainable OMT infrastructure, diversify the market, and broaden access to high-quality training, fostering not-for-profit micro-training providers.
6.	Employment of Local Experts: Employing LD&A experts with lived experience from local communities ensures high-quality training delivery and reduces travel burdens, promoting trainer wellbeing and aligning with NHS equity commitments. This is crucial given the limited pool of individuals with this lived experience and the demands on this group.
7.	Strong Local Connections for Recruitment: The Trusts' established networks through the Integrated Care Partnership, patient groups, and internship programmes enable rapid and efficient recruitment of trainers, ensuring training targets are met.
8.	Legacy and Community Impact: The programme aims to reduce health inequalities by linking training outcomes with paid employment opportunities, supporting employability initiatives across North East London and amplifying local benefits in line with the system's LD&A strategy.
9.	Pilot Model for Sustainability: An 18-month, two-hub pilot (inner and outer NE London) will allow for testing and refinement while maintaining quality and expanding trainer capacity, addressing core NHSE funding uncertainties and that a sustainable model is created without the employment risks of redundancy and redeployment.
10.	Tight Timescales for Implementation: The OMT programme must be implemented rapidly to meet urgent needs and comply with evolving legislative requirements, necessitating a streamlined procurement process. The direct award approach is the most efficient way to achieve timely implementation within the available timeframe.

description:
The procurement for the Oliver McGowan Training (OMT) delivery hubs will primarily provide access to tier 1 and tier 2 training and lead trainer services for health care partners in the NE London care system.
NHS England has allocated funding to Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) to ensure the delivery of OMT, targeting all relevant healthcare staff across CQC-registered providers.  The programme emphasizes standardized training delivery using the nationally developed OMT package and the development of a sustainable, scalable model for long-term compliance.
To meet these requirements, a two-hub OMT delivery model has been developed for North East London, with a total cost of £1,069,696 over 18 months (£534,848 per hub).
It is the intention of the contracting Authority to award one contract to be hosted by NELFT (North East London NHS Foundation Trust), and the other by Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust.  While each hub primarily serve a designated area, a reciprocal arrangement allows staff to attend training at either location, maximizing accessibility.  The hubs will collaborate to ensure consistent training delivery and resource sharing.  Together, they aim to train approximately 5200 tier 1 and 8200 tier 2 staff.  Critically, the hubs will create 120-140 paid experts with lived experience trainer roles for individuals with learning disabilities and/or autism, promoting inclusivity and aligning with the ICS's employment priorities.
The expected impact of OMT includes improved clinical outcomes, such as reduced health disparities, fewer misdiagnoses, and a more person-centred approach to care.  Social benefits include increased community inclusion, reduced stigma, and an enhanced quality of life for individuals with learning disabilities and autism.  Furthermore, the programme aims to provide income streams for the VCSE sector. Additional information: The rationale for a direct award of contracts to NELFT (North East London NHS Foundation Trust) and Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust for the delivery of the Oliver McGowan Training (OMT) programme in North East London.  Given the tight timelines, with the Procurement Act 2024 taking effect on 24/02, the decision to make a direct award is driven by the urgent need to implement the OMT programme effectively and efficiently, to commit funding against contracts, the scale and specialized nature of the training required, the high level of growth of pool of experts with lived experience that is needed, and the imperative to establish a sustainable training infrastructure and build market providers.
The ICB requires training at scale for the entire healthcare system, encompassing a large number of staff across diverse settings, delivering at or near sites of employment within the NE London geography.
A direct award to NELFT and Homerton is recommended under Public Contracts Regulation 32 -  Use of the negotiated procedure without prior publication due to their unique capabilities and expertise in LD&A education and learning, established relationships within the North East London LD&A communities, and proven ability to meet these demanding requirements to provide Mandatory and Statutory Training at this scale. Setting up a sustainable not for profit training service aligns with NHS England's funding directives, facilitates the development of sustainable local infrastructure, supports community development, and delivers a lasting legacy of equity and empowerment to improve the health inequalities for our Learning Disability and Autism LD&A communities.
The following key points detail the rationale for this direct award:
1.	Alignment with NHSE Funding Requirements: The proposed model directly supports NHS England's requirements for the OMT programme, focusing on a sustainable, not-for-profit training service delivering impactful outcomes.
2.	Capacity to Scale and Deliver: The training pool will be scaled to a capacity to provide training for 20,000 staff annually by Oct 2026, requiring significant investment in recruitment infrastructure, and pastoral support. The Trusts possess existing resources and a proven track record in delivering large-scale statutory training, making them uniquely positioned to meet these demands.
3.	Specialised Nature of the Training: OMT is tailored to the specific needs of individuals with LD&A in clinical and non-clinical settings. The Trusts' extensive experience in LD&A training and support makes them the most qualified providers for this specialized service.
4.	Expertise as CQC-Regulated Providers: As CQC-regulated organisations, the Trusts ensure compliance with the draft Code of Practice and are well-equipped to navigate future regulatory requirements, providing stability within the sector.
5.	Development of Local Training Infrastructure: Collaboration with local voluntary and social enterprises will establish a sustainable OMT infrastructure, diversify the market, and broaden access to high-quality training, fostering not-for-profit micro-training providers.
6.	Employment of Local Experts: Employing LD&A experts with lived experience from local communities ensures high-quality training delivery and reduces travel burdens, promoting trainer wellbeing and aligning with NHS equity commitments. This is crucial given the limited pool of individuals with this lived experience and the demands on this group.
7.	Strong Local Connections for Recruitment: The Trusts' established networks through the Integrated Care Partnership, patient groups, and internship programmes enable rapid and efficient recruitment of trainers, ensuring training targets are met.
8.	Legacy and Community Impact: The programme aims to reduce health inequalities by linking training outcomes with paid employment opportunities, supporting employability initiatives across North East London and amplifying local benefits in line with the system's LD&A strategy.
9.	Pilot Model for Sustainability: An 18-month, two-hub pilot (inner and outer NE London) will allow for testing and refinement while maintaining quality and expanding trainer capacity, addressing core NHSE funding uncertainties and that a sustainable model is created without the employment risks of redundancy and redeployment.
10.	Tight Timescales for Implementation: The OMT programme must be implemented rapidly to meet urgent needs and comply with evolving legislative requirements, necessitating a streamlined procurement process. The direct award approach is the most efficient way to achieve timely implementation within the available timeframe.

description: Provision of services to the community

description: Provision of services to the community

title: Oliver McGowan Training (OMT) Hubs

description:
The OMT initiative is driven by the Health and Care Act 2022 (s181) and responds to long-standing advocacy for mandatory training to reduce avoidable deaths and enhance care quality.  The OMT programme seeks to rectify the current inconsistent and often ineffective training landscape, where knowledge gaps among staff contribute to misdiagnoses, inadequate care, and poorer health outcomes.  Ultimately, the training is expected to improve health outcomes, reduce mortality rates, lower hospital admissions, and ensure better management of health conditions for this vulnerable population.
NCL ICB intends to award contracts to the Homerton Health NHS Foundation Trust and North East London Foundation Trusts via a direct award under the Public Contracts Regulations (PCR) for the establishment and operation of Oliver McGowan Training Hubs. These hubs will deliver the specialised Oliver McGowan training programme to all health care organisations in the System over an 18-month period.
The two-Hub Oliver McGowan Training contracts have been costed at £1,069,696 for both hubs over an 18-month period.  These hubs will deliver 5200 tier 1 training spaces and 8200 tier 2 training spaces.  The value of each contract is £534,848.
These hubs will establish a large pool of Expert by Experience trainers, providing a specialised recruitment pathway, trainer development and pastoral support for them.  The hubs will also create a network with System employability services, and voluntary sector partners to ensure that our local LD&A communities are support in the access of paid employment opportunities.
The programme aligns with NHS England's funding directives, builds sustainable local infrastructure delivery model, fosters community development, and ensures a legacy of equity and empowerment for LD&A communities.

description: Provision of services to the community

procurementMethodRationale:
The rationale is based on the following key factors:
Alignment with NHSE Funding Requirements
The proposed model directly supports NHS England's requirements for the OMT programme, focusing on establishing a sustainable, not-for-profit training service that delivers impactful outcomes for the health and care system.
Capacity to Scale and Deliver
With a target of training 13,400 staff over the 18 months, the programme requires significant expertise, infrastructure, and recruitment. The Trusts are uniquely positioned to meet these demands through their existing resources and proven ability to deliver large-scale statutory training.
Specialised Nature of the Training
The OMT programme is tailored to the needs of individuals with LD&A in clinical and non-clinical settings. The Trusts' extensive experience in LD&A training and support makes them the most qualified providers.
Expertise as CQC-Regulated Providers
As CQC-regulated organisations, the Trusts ensure compliance with the draft Code of Practice and are well-positioned to prepare the workforce for future regulatory requirements, offering stability amidst sector uncertainties.
Development of Local Training Infrastructure
By working with voluntary and social enterprises, the programme will build a sustainable OMT infrastructure, diversify the market, and expand access to high-quality training, fostering not-for-profit micro-training providers.

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

locality: LONDON

postalCode: E15 1DA

streetAddress: 4th Floor - Unex Tower,  5 Station Street

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

North East London NHS Foundation Trust

locality: Dagenham

streetAddress: 1 Marsh Way

postalCode: E9 6SR

streetAddress: Homerton Row

NHS North East London ICB

legalName: NHS North East London ICB


currency: GBP

status: active

description: The Parole Commissioners Northern Ireland (PCNI) requires the provision of legal services under the following headings and in accordance with the specification: a.) Judicial Review and other proceedings Accept instructions in relation to taking or defending judicial review and other proceedings specifically relating to the legislation governing the Life Sentences (Northern Ireland) Order 2001 and the Criminal Justice (Northern Ireland) Order 2008; attend to the filing of all pleadings and documents of record; provide attendance records of court proceedings; represent the PCNI at hearings of any application for leave and at any substantive hearings. Instruct Counsel as appropriate. Take all necessary steps up to and including the hearing of the matter and any appeal which thereafter may occur. Provide advice upon the outcome of cases within the required timescales. b.) Advice. Advise the Commissioners, as may be required, on their powers and duties, as defined in the Life Sentences (Northern Ireland) Order 2001 and the Criminal Justice (Northern Ireland) Order 2008, subordinate legislation made there under, other statutory provisions and the common law. Advise the Commissioners on any legal proceedings which they may initiate or to which they may be required to respond, to include consultations with Commissioners. Obtain the advice of Counsel on any aspect of the above if requested to do so by the Commissioners. The contract will run for a fixed period of 5 years from the date of commencement. Additional information: Contract Value. The figure indicated in above Sections represents an estimated contract value. This value reflects the potential scale of the contract and takes into account potential optional extension periods and the uptake of potential optional services as detailed in the tender documents. This figure does not however take into account the application of indexation. Neither CPD nor the Authority can provide any guarantee as to the level of business under this contract. The Contracting Authority does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. Economic Operators remain responsible for all costs and expenses incurred by them or by any third party acting under instructions from the Economic Operator in connection with taking part in this procurement process regardless of whether such costs arise as a consequence, directly or indirectly of any amendments made to the procurement documents by the Contracting Authority at any time. No legally binding contract shall arise (and an Economic Operator shall. have no legitimate expectation that a contract will be entered into) until such time as entry into the Contract has been confirmed by the. Contracting Authority. Economic Operators should note that all dates, time periods and figures in relation to values and volumes specified. in this notice and the procurement documents are approximate only and the Contracting Authority reserves the right to change any or all of them. .

scheme: CPV

description: Legal advisory services

description: Legal services

description: Legal advisory and information services

title: DoJ NICTS - Provision of Legal Advisors for the Parole Commissioners Northern Ireland

scheme: CELEX

reviewDetails: CPD will comply with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and, where appropriate, will incorporate a standstill period (i.e. a minimum of 10 calendar days) at the point information on the award of contract is communicated to tenderers. That notification will provide full information on the award decision. This provides time for the unsuccessful tenderers to challenge the award decision before the contract is entered into.

description: Legal advisory and representation services

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

Department of Justice

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

region: UK

locality: BELFAST

postalCode: BT3 9ED

countryName: United Kingdom

streetAddress: c/o CPD Clare House 303 Airport Road West

description: Body governed by public law

scheme: COFOG

description: General public services

legalName: Department of Justice

name: The UK does not have any such bodies with responsibility for appeal/mediation procedures. Instead; any challenges are dealt with by the High Court, Commercial Division, to which proceedings may be issued regarding alleged breaches of the PCR 2015 (as amended).

description: Contract Monitoring. The successful contractor’s performance on the contract will be regularly monitored in line with the tender documentation. Contractors not delivering on contract requirements is a serious matter. It means the public purse is not getting what it is paying for. If a contractor fails to reach satisfactory levels of contract performance they will be given a specified time to improve. If, after the specified time, they still fail to reach satisfactory levels of contract performance, the matter will be escalated to senior management in CPD for further action. If this occurs and their performance still does not improve to satisfactory levels within the specified period, it may be regarded as an act of grave professional misconduct and they may be issued with a Notice of Unsatisfactory Performance and the contract may be terminated. The issue of a Notice of Unsatisfactory Performance can result in the Contractor being excluded from all procurement competitions being undertaken by Centres of Procurement Expertise on behalf of bodies covered by the Northern Ireland Procurement Policy for a period of three years from the date of issue.. . The Authority expressly reserves the rights:. (I). not to award any contract as a result of the procurement process commenced by publication of this notice;. (II). to make whatever changes it may see fit to the content and structure of the tendering Competition;. (III). to award (a) contract(s) in respect of any part(s) of the [services] covered by this notice; and. (IV). to award contract(s) in stages.. and in no circumstances will the Authority be liable for any costs incurred by candidates.

initiationType: tender


name: University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

description: Virtual wards (also known as hospital at home) allow patients to get hospital-level care at home safely and in familiar surroundings, helping speed up their recovery while freeing up hospital beds for patients that need them most. Technology-enabled virtual wards are sought for the population of Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (LLR).

variantPolicy: notAllowed

description:
University Hospitals of Leicester Headquarters
Leicester Royal Infirmary, Infirmary Square
Leicester
Leicestershire
LE1 5WW

description: License management software package

description: Software package and information systems

description: Hardware

title: Technology Enabled Virtual Wards

description: Medical software package

submissionMethod: electronicSubmission written

mainProcurementCategory: goods

locality: Leicester

postalCode: LE1 5WW

streetAddress: University Hospitals of Leicester Headquarters, Level 3, Balmoral Building, Leicester Royal Infirmary, Infirmary Square

description: Regional or local authority

description: Health

postalCode: LE1 6WW

streetAddress: Leicester Royal Infirmary


name: Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

description: Option to extend by a further two years

description:
At present the East Grinstead (QVH) Eye bank orders human eye tissue from accredited suppliers.

The Eye Bank assures all eye tissue products are procured to satisfy the expectations of both
our service users and patients whilst in full compliance to applicable regulations and
standards as prescribed by the Human Tissue Authority. Additional information: the £187500 figure covers a Five-year contract from the commencement date.
the figure is an approximate sum, given that each cornea will be different. additionally the amount of tissue required each month will vary.

type: price

description: East Grinstead

status: complete

description: Supply of donated eye tissue used for corneal transplantation and other surgery.

description: Surgical implants

procurementMethod: limited

procurementMethodDetails: Negotiated without publication of a contract notice

procurementMethodRationale:
There is corneal tissue shortage both nationally and internationally. Despite the UK supplying us with a certain amount of
tissues, that number is supplemented by supply from an external supplier. This
 supplier  (Lions World Vision Institute) is also currently on our licence for import and has already met all Human Tissue Association stipulations.

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

locality: East Grinstead

postalCode: RH19 3DZ

streetAddress: Holtye Road

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

Lions World Vision Institute

locality: Tampa

scale: large

legalName: Lions World Vision Institute

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

locality: London

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: Strand


measure: bids

measure: electronicBids

rel: prev

status: cancelled

description:
The High Voltage (HV) Power Systems package of work comprises:
• design, build, testing and commissioning of the High Voltage (HV) traction power systems, 33kV and 11kV non-traction power systems and HV SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) for the HS2 Project.
• ongoing maintenance activities in connection with the High Voltage (HV) Power Systems.
The HV Traction Power Systems include a traction power electrification system which will be a -25-0-25kV Autotransformer system with a nominal fault current level of 15 kA. The system will be designed to supply traction power into the Overhead Catenary System (OCS) – provided by others to enable the railway operator to run its specified train timetable.
The non-traction power systems will supply all necessary railway systems facilities in tunnels and open route at the appropriate, power demand and system availability. The non-traction power systems will be a dedicated private network distributed within the tunnels and open route supplied by connections to the DNO (provided by the Employer).
The 33kV and 11kV is to be transformed down at specified locations by the contractor to enable the onward supply of LV power (provided by others) to stations, shafts, portals, tunnels and rail systems.
The High Voltage (HV) Power Systems Contractor is the Principal Contractor (PC) for the railway systems compounds. The High Voltage (HV) Power Systems Contractor will supply traction and non-traction power to the HS2 rolling-stock maintenance depot at Washwood Heath (Birmingham), this will include interfacing with the Network Integrated Control Centre (NICC).
The HV Power Systems Contractor is required to provide temporary supplies for construction use at its Railway Systems Compounds (RSC) where it is principal contractor, this may involve adopting the temporary supplies previously provided by MWCC.
This notice also relates to a maintenance contract, pursuant to which the contractor shall provide maintenance services in relation to the completed works. The maintenance contract will be valid for an initial term of 7 years with options to extend and will commence on the first sectional completion of the works under the design and build contract.

Qualification Envelope and Compliance

type: quality

description: Pass/Fail

Commercial

type: cost

description: United Kingdom

description: Transformers

description: Power supply transformers

description: Switchgear

description: High-voltage cable

description: Substation equipment

description: Electrical installations for railways

description: Railway equipment

description: Scada or equivalent system

description: Railway construction works

description: Electrical installation work

description: High voltage installation work

description: Electrical installation work of transformers

description: Electrical installation work of electrical distribution apparatus

description: Repair, maintenance and associated services related to aircraft, railways, roads and marine equipment

description: Engineering design services

title: High Voltage (HV) Power System for the HS2 Project

description: This contract relates to a single package of work for Design and build of High Voltage (HV) Power Systems for the HS2 Project plus a separate contract for ongoing maintenance. The scope of work includes the design, build, testing & commissioning, training, and provision of all required hand-over documentation & spares. The scope also includes interfacing with Distribution Network Operators (DNO), National Grid, and procuring of consents. The scope of work for maintenance includes the ongoing maintenance of the completed works.

description: Construction work for pipelines, communication and power lines, for highways, roads, airfields and railways; flatwork

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Negotiated procedure with prior call for competition

High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd

locality: Birmingham

postalCode: B4 6GA

streetAddress: High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd, Two Snowhill, Queensway

description: Railway services

legalName: High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd

Siemens Mobility Costain JV

postalCode: NW1 2PL

streetAddress: 6th Floor, The Lantern, 75 Hampstead Court

legalName: Siemens Mobility Costain JV

High Court

roles: reviewBody mediationBody

legalName: High Court


name: Salutem Shared Services Limited (Ashleigh House)

name: Cygnet (OE) Limited (Redlands and Hollyhurst)

description:
Residential Care for Working Aged Adults Aged 18 - 64
1st April 2025 - 31st March 2029

description: Health and social work services

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

procurementMethodRationale:
The Council has made a decision not to competitively procure the services, as service users are settled in the provision and moving them would have a negative impact on their care.
If there is an additional need for this type of care the Council with liaise with Providers who are able to provide the service.

Darlington Borough Council

locality: Darlington

postalCode: DL1 5QT

streetAddress: Town Hall, Feethams

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Darlington Borough Council

locality: Windsor

postalCode: SL4 1EG

streetAddress: Minton Place, Victoria Street

Saint John of God Hospitaller Services

postalCode: DL1 1RW

streetAddress: Suite 1-3 Yarn Lingfield Point

legalName: Saint John of God Hospitaller Services

Sharon Keenan (The Avenue)

postalCode: DL3 0TU

streetAddress: 72 Bates Avenue

legalName: Sharon Keenan (The Avenue)

Potensial Limited ( Middleton Lodge)

locality: Birkenhead

postalCode: CH41 4DB

streetAddress: 68 Grange Road West

legalName: Potensial Limited ( Middleton Lodge)

locality: Wrothan Heath, Sevenoaks

postalCode: TN15 7RS

streetAddress: Nepicar House London Road

Darlington Borough Council

streetAddress: Feethams, Town Hall


description: Contract is for two (2) years with an option to extend for one (1) year.

description: Please see the tender documents for a full description.

description: Health and social work services

title: Local Healthwatch and the NHS Complaints Advocacy Service

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

description: Health services

LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM

streetAddress: Newham Dockside

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM

noIdentifierRationale: notOnAnyRegister

Royal Court of Justice

legalName: Royal Court of Justice

description:
Procurement documents will be available from 9:00am 20th February 2025 on  Oracle Fusion:
https://elyq.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/fscmUI/faces/PrcPosRegisterSupplier?prcBuId=300000002089195


description: The contract can be extended at Transport for London's sole discretion incrementally or in full after the initial term of two (2) years for a maximum extension period of One (1) year.

description:
Transport for London are seeking to to procure a package of work to overhaul the Jubilee Line (96TS) Train Operator Seats.
The Jubilee Line is served by the 96 Tube Stock (96TS) fleet, which comprises 63 x 7 car trains and 126 DM cars with 126 seats.
All seats were last overhauled in 2011 and have a planned overhaul frequency of 9 years. The seats are experiencing a high failure rate.
Transport for London (TfL) have conducted a Condition Assessment (CA) on a number of sample seats to identify key items of failure.
The seats have been stripped down to its individual assemblies to produce a set of requirements found in the tender overhaul specification
In addition, historical failure data and previous modifications have been considered in the development of the overhaul tender specification.
The overhaul requirements are categorised by sub-assembly which is further sub-divided into mandatory replacement parts, on-condition replacement parts and parts with special instruction that the Overhaul Supplier will need to consider. All parts listed as on-condition replacement will require functional testing where applicable and a visual inspection which may require either a partial or complete strip down of components.

region: UKI

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

title: Overhaul of Jubilee Line (96TS) Train Operators Seats

description:
Transport for London are seeking to appoint a singular supplier for the overhaul of all Jubilee Line  (96TS) Train Operator Seats.
The Jubilee Line is served by the 96 Tube Stock (96TS) fleet, which comprises 63 x 7 car trains and 126 DM cars with 126 seats.
The Overhaul requirements are categorised by sub-assembly which is further sub-divided into mandatory replacement parts, on-condition replacement parts and parts with special instruction that the Overhaul Supplier will need to consider.
All parts listed as on-condition replacement will require functional testing where applicable and a visual inspection which may require either a partial or complete strip down of components.

description: Reconditioning services of rolling stock seats

Transport for London

streetAddress: 5 Endeavour Square

description: Railway services

legalName: Transport for London

name: High Court, Royal Courts of Justice London


description: Without PA

title: Without PA

description: Without PA

description: Transport services (excl. Waste transport)

West Northamptonshire Council

locality: Northampton

postalCode: NN1 1ED

streetAddress: West Northamptonshire Council

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: West Northamptonshire Council

MS CARS

postalCode: NN2 6QS

streetAddress: 17 Vicarage Lane

scale: sme

legalName: MS CARS


description: 60 month(s) from the commencement date, with 36 initial month(s) and option to extend 2x12 month(s)

description:
Hardenhuish School are looking for a single supplier to provide building cleaning services, for a 3 year contract commencing 1 August 2025, with the option of 2 x 12-month contract extensions.

The contract is currently outsourced.

description: Anticipated high level of interest.

description: wiltshire

title: Hardenhuish School - Tender for Building Cleaning Services

description: Hardenhuish School are looking for a single supplier to provide building cleaning services, for a 3 year contract commencing 1 August 2025.

performanceTerms: Please refer to the tender documents.

reviewDetails: The authority will incorporate a minimum 10 calendar day standstill period at the point that information on the award of the contract is communicated to tenderers.  If an appeal regarding the award of contract has not been successfully resolved then 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 action in the High Court.  Any such action must be brought promptly (generally within 3 months).

description: Building-cleaning services

type: suitability

description: In the first instance, candidates should register with multiquote.com and express an interest in the contract. Contract details can be found under the  'Opportunities’ section of the multiquote.com homepage. A Selection Questionnaire (SQ)must be completed and returned (via multiquote.com) as part of the request to participate process. Candidates will need to provide as part of the request to participate process evidence of business quality standards, accreditations, and relevant experience.  Any candidate found to be guilty of serious misrepresentation in proving false or inaccurate information may be declared ineligible and not selected to continue with the process.

type: economic

minimum: Minimum Insurance Levels: £5m PL & EL

type: technical

minimum: Please refer to the tender documents.

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted procedure

Hardenhuish School

roles: buyer processContactPoint

locality: Wiltshire

postalCode: SN14 6RJ

streetAddress: Hardenhuish Lane, Chippenham

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

legalName: Hardenhuish School

Tenet Education Services Ltd

locality: Salford

postalCode: M6 6AJ

streetAddress: Procurement House Unit 23, Leslie Hough Way, Leslie Hough Way

legalName: Tenet Education Services Ltd

description:
Section II.3) – dates refer to the initial contract period and do not include the options of any extensions.
Section IV.3.5) – any dates shown are an estimate.
In the first instance, candidates should register with www.multiquote.com and express an interest in the contract, full details of the contract will be available.
The Contracting Authority shall not be under any obligation to accept any tender. The Contracting Authority reserves the right to cancel the entire or parts of the tender, without such an action conferring any right to compensation on the Tenderers.
The Contracting Authority has no liability to settle any cost incurred by the tenderer as a result of the tendering procedure.


description:
Individual Package of Care for KR for a period of six months for the contract period 29/04/2025 to 28/10/2025.
The person requiring support has highly complex needs and very challenging behaviour. The person requires high staffing levels to maintain their safety and a highly skilled team to meet their needs, particularly in relation to their mental health. The chosen provider is the only agency that has been identified with a sufficient track record in managing this type of complex care to prevent package breakdown. This contract is awarded without competition due to the specialist needs of this care package.

description: Health and social work services

title: Individual Package of Support for A Person with Complex Needs for KR

description:
Individual Package of Care for KR for a period of six months.
Contract start date:  29/04/2025 to 28/10/2025

reviewDetails: In accordance with best practice, the Authority will apply a voluntary 10 day standstill period, from the publication date of this notice, before the contract is concluded with the identified provider.

description: Health and social work services

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

Halton Borough Council

locality: WIDNES

streetAddress: Municipal Building

description: Regional or local agency/office

description: General public services

legalName: Halton Borough Council

Vivid Care Services

locality: Manchester

postalCode: M50 1RF

streetAddress: 4th Floor, Centenary House, 1 Centenary Way

legalName: Vivid Care Services

Public Procurement Review Service

legalName: Public Procurement Review Service

description:
Individual Package of Care for KR for a period of six months. Contract start date:  29th April 2025 to 28th October 2025.
The person requiring support has highly complex needs and very challenging behaviour. The person requires high staffing levels to maintain their safety and a highly skilled team to meet their needs, particularly in relation to their mental health. The chosen provider is the only agency that has been identified with a sufficient track record in managing this type of complex care to prevent package breakdown. This contract is awarded without competition due to the specialist needs of this care package.


title: Security Services - East

description: Option to extend the contract for 2 12 month periods. Following this a procurement exercise will take place

description:
Somerset Council are interested in procuring a contract for the provision of security services (Static Guarding, Key Holding, Mobile Patrol, Locking and Unlocking, SIA Security) for the Corporate Estate across the entire Authority.  There appears to be a significant opportunity to procure improved services for the Corporate estate in Somerset that will – in most cases – save money.
At present Somerset Council has an ad hoc site by site agreement with numerous contractors to meet its current requirements. The sites vary greatly in size, with our largest building being County Hall in Taunton, and the geographical areas also differ significantly. Covering a wide expanse, this geographical region includes the central area of Taunton, the rugged coastline of Minehead, and the rural outskirts of Frome, among other areas more remote such as Exmoor.
There is a variation in the level of security cover required at each site, with some sites demanding a greater level of security than others.

title: Security Services - West

title: Security Services Combined (East and West)

description:
Somerset Council are interested in procuring contracts for the provision of alarm and other ancillary system maintenance services for the Corporate Estate across the entire Authority. There appears to be a significant opportunity to procure improved services for the corporate estate in Somerset that is projected to save money.
The Council’s Corporate property portfolio is typical of a local authority comprising of a mixture of libraries, offices, museums, children’s centres, social care units and vacant buildings. The property portfolio covers approximately 120 corporate sites which have some form of alarm, access control or fire suppressions systems which require planned and reactive maintenance services. Contractors are advised that Somerset Council are currently delivering a robust asset reduction exercise which will seek to reduce the number of property assets throughout the term of this contract.

description: Security services

description: Security services

description: Security services

description: Alarm systems

description: Fire-alarm system installation work

description: Burglar-alarm system installation work

description: Alarm-monitoring services

title: Security Services and Servicing, Testing and Inspection of Alarms and Suppression Systems 2025

description: This tender presents an opportunity for Security Services and Servicing, Testing and Inspection of Alarms and Suppression Systems, encompassing various lots.

description: Repair and maintenance services of security equipment

Somerset Council

locality: Taunton

postalCode: TA1 4DY

streetAddress: County Hall, The Crescent

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Somerset Council

streetAddress: Cabinet Office


description: 3 x 12 month extensions

description:
Serviced Apartment Accommodation for patients and family/carers of Proton Beam Therapy. The aim of the service is to allow patients who are receiving treatment at The Christie hospital in Withington, Manchester (The Christie NHS Foundation Trust [The Trust]), but who live more than ~45mins travel away from the hospital, to access the services without placing undue travel burdens upon these patients, their families and care groups.
The Christie, as a Comprehensive Cancer Centre and the largest single-site specialist cancer hospital in the UK, is delivering specialist treatments in greater numbers than before, and is increasing the numbers of such treatments offered at the site.
The result of the Christie’s growth in specialist treatments is a wider geographical catchment area for patient referrals; patients are now being seen from a supra-regional and national footprint, considerably more widely distributed than the cancer network in Greater Manchester.

description: The Christie NHS FT

title: Serviced Apartments Accommodation

description: Accommodation services

The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

postalCode: M20 4BX

streetAddress: Wilmslow Road

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

legalName: The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

The High Court

streetAddress: The Strand

legalName: The High Court


title: Lot 1 - Catering Services

description: The contract between the Council and the Operator(s) in respect of the Opportunity (the Contract) will have an initial term of two years, subject to annual satisfactory performance reviews, with an option to extend the Contract by two further periods of up to 12 (twelve) months

description: Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council currently have a requirement for Lot 1 - Catering Services and Lot 2 Bar Services at Lagan Valley Island, Lisburn. Your submission must be submitted via etendersNI, via this CFT. No other method of submissions will be accepted.

title: Lot 2 - Bar Services

description: Catering services

description: Restaurant and food-serving services

description: Non-alcoholic beverages

description: Distilled alcoholic beverages

description: Catering services

description: Restaurant and food-serving services

description: Non-alcoholic beverages

description: Distilled alcoholic beverages

title: Tender for the Provision of Lot 1 Catering and Lot 2 Bar Services for Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council.

description: Canteen and catering services

Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council

locality: Lisburn

postalCode: BT27 4RL

streetAddress: Island Civic Centre Lagan Valley Island The Island

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council

locality: Belfast


name: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS (Defra Network eTendering Portal)

status: planned

description:
The Authority is exploring the status of EHDV-8 products that have the potential to be available for use in 2025 (either as an authorised product or emergency use under Schedule 4) to help to inform our control strategy for EHD and consideration as to whether government intervention is required to facilitate access to the UK livestock sector of any product that may become available.

EHDV-8 was identified in for the first time in southern Europe in November 2022. It is not currently present in the UK. While there is no evidence of circulation currently, we expect a continued threat of incursion as EHD could also spread to the UK if infected live animals, or their germinal products, are imported from countries where EHD is circulating. It is widely accepted  that access to vaccine will be an important tool to protect the health and welfare of susceptible species and for livestock keepers for whom trade in live animals is important.

The Authority is interested in:
	 the details of any suitable products currently under development
	the extent of developments
	safety and efficacy testing, timelines for submitting applications for marketing authorisation to the VMD.
	the type of technology used to develop the vaccine, production capacity (current and forecast)
	whether the specific vaccine is authorised elsewhere in the world or based on an already authorised EHDV vaccine.
	whether products under development will be monovalent or multivalent and which serotypes would be included in multivalent products.
	We are also interested to understand the likely wholesale and retail costs of any product likely to be available. Additional information: This Prior Information Notice is not a call for competition. It should be noted that this PIN invites individuals and organisations to express an interest only, and although it is not part of a formal pre-qualification process it may be used to inform discussions with vaccine suppliers.

You will need to express your interest in any potential future tender opportunity once/if a contract notice is published in Find a Tender and on Contract Finder. It should be noted that this PIN invites individuals and organisations to express an interest only. Those wishing to provide information requested here should contact Louise Moizer (louise.moizer@defra.gov.uk), by the end of March 2025  to inform our strategy development.

description: Vaccines for veterinary medicine

title: Supply of Epizootic Haemorrhagic Disease Serotype 8 (EHDV-8) Vaccine

description:
The Authority is seeking to identify existing and potential suppliers of Epizootic Haemorrhagic Disease Serotype 8 (EHDV-8) vaccine who have product currently under development. We are keen to understand the timelines for applications to the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) for a marketing authorisation or emergency use consideration under Schedule 4 of the Veterinary Medicine Regulations 2013, as well as for production timescales for any product to be made available to the UK market.

We are specifically interested in:
o	the types of inactivated or novel (e.g. RNA) EHDV-8 vaccine being developed.
o	the efficacy and period (onset and duration) of immunity they might offer.
o	which species they are being developed for
o	whether the vaccine is DIVA
o	available safety data in the target species
o	the proposed number of doses in the vaccination schedule,
o	storage conditions
o	readiness to submit the necessary information to the Veterinary Medicines Directorate
o	the extent to which the UK livestock sector could be supplied with such product in 2025
o	any information that might be provided about potential costs; any expectations around the vaccines being manufactured under the conditions of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP).
o	The Authority will not be considering live EHDV vaccines.

The Authority is seeking this information to inform decisions around guarantees of supply to the UK market. An estimated total value is therefore not provided at this stage.

description: Vaccines for veterinary medicine

postalCode: SW1P 4DF

streetAddress: Seacole Building, 2 Marsham Street

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

description: Environmental protection


title: OSL 1 - Derwentside

description:
This procurement is issued under an Open Tender process in line with Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR). The Council considers that the procurement falls under Regulation 74 of the PCR for contracts for social and other specific services (Light Touch Regime). Additional information: see OPEN202572
https://open-uk.org/

title: OSL 2 - Chester le Street

title: OSL 3 - Wear Valley

title: OSL 4 - Durham

title: OSL 5 - Easington

title: OSL 6 - Teesdale

title: OSL 7 - Sedgefield

description: Delivery of services in Derwentside area of County Durham

description: Health and social work services

description: Delivery in Chester le Street area of County Durham

description: Health and social work services

description: Delivery across Wear Valley area within County Durham

description: Health and social work services

description: Delivery in the central Durham area within County Durham

description: Health and social work services

description: Delivery of services in the Easington area of County Durham

description: Health and social work services

description: Delivery of services in Teesdale area of County Durham

description: Health and social work services

description: Delivery in the Sedgefield area of County Durham

description: Health and social work services

title: Contract for the Provision of 24 hour Residential and / or Nursing Care Services across County Durham

description:
This Contract is for the provision of 24 hour residential and / or nursing care services (the Services).
The Services shall be delivered with the aim of promoting person-centred care and quality of life for Service Users. The Services shall ensure Service Users retain and enjoy maximum independence compatible with such limitations as may be imposed on them by reason of any physical, learning and/or sensory impairment.  In particular, Service Users shall receive skilled and sensitive support whilst at the same time maintaining and developing abilities, skills and motivation.  The Services will at all times adhere to CQC registration requirements.
The Contract will operate as an Open Select List which providers will be appointed to and the subsequent delivery of any Services will be supplemented by separate, Individual Placement Agreements

description: Health and social work services

reductionCriteria:
The OSL lots relate to the location from which the Bidder is  intending to deliver the Services from (i.e. the residential care / nursing home in question).
The seven (7) OSLs will be structured as seven (7) separate lot opportunities as follows:
•	OSL 1 - Derwentside (Lot 1);
•	OSL 2 - Chester le Street (Lot 2);
•	OSL 3 -  Wear Valley (Lot 3);
•	OSL 4 - Durham (Lot 4);
•	OSL 5 - Easington (Lot 5);
•	OSL 6 - Teesdale (Lot 6); and
•	OSL 7 - Sedgefield (Lot 7).
Please note that Bids can only be made in respect of Homes that are constructed, fully operational and CQC registered at the point of Bid submission. The Council will reject any Home or Homes that do not meet any one of these requirements.  If multiple Homes are included with any particular Bid, and any one or more of such Homes do not meet any of these requirements, the Council may at its sole discretion accept any of the compliant Homes contained in the Bid into the relevant Lot(s) subject to the Bidder and Bid satisfying the (remaining) requirements in the ITT and ITT Response Document without excluding the entire Bid to the extent that, in the reasonable opinion of the Council, doing so does not affect the delivery of Services for those remaining compliant Homes.

Durham County Council

locality: DURHAM

streetAddress: County Hall

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Durham County Council

High Court of England and Wales

legalName: High Court of England and Wales


description: Provision of emotional support services to the Lampard Inquiry.

description: Counselling services

title: DHSC:NHSPP:Lampard Inquiry Emotional Support

description: To provide emotional and counselling support to participants in the inquiry.

electronicInvoicingPolicy: allowed

description: Counselling services

Department of Health and Social Care

postalCode: SW1H 0EU

streetAddress: 39 Victoria Street

description: General public services

legalName: Department of Health and Social Care

The High Court

postalCode: WC2A 2LL


title: Domiciliary Care Services

description:
The aim of this service will be to deliver outcome based, personalised care to customers who have social care needs and may also have health care needs, to enable them and their informal carers to have choice and control over the support they receive, promoting independence while supporting them to achieve positive outcomes in all aspects of their life.
Further details are provided in the Service Specification Additional information: The initial contract term will be for 4 years however the Council reserves the right to extend the contract by further periods not exceeding 72 months (72 being the maximum available extension period) at the discretion of the Council based on the contract performance of the successful applicant.

title: Community Recovery Service (CRS)

description:
To deliver CRS The Provider will also need to have been successful in being awarded a Domiciliary Care Contract under Lot 1 of this procurement exercise to ensure that they have met the Council's criteria to deliver these services.  This also helps ensure a CRS provider can balance their activity across the council-purchased domiciliary care market and CRS and ensure that they are fully integrated in the Council's approach.
The Community Recovery Service (CRS) is to support people home from an Acute Hospital setting to enable them to access short-term (up-to 6 weeks) domiciliary care support that will be delivered with a view to reducing their care needs and promoting independence as far as possible, to reduce the level of support needed for long-term services. Additional information: The initial contract term will be for 4 years however the Council reserves the right to extend the contract by further periods not exceeding 72 months (72 being the maximum available extension period) at the discretion of the Council based on the contract performance of the successful applicant.

description: Generally within the County Council boundaries of Warwickshire County Council but also may be outside the boundaries

description: Health and social work services

description: Health and social work services

title: Home Care Services

description:
The Council (WCC) is seeking tenders for their Home Care services. The service will be tendered under 2 lots
1	Domiciliary Care Services
2	Community Recovery Services.

description: Health and social work services

reductionCriteria:
All as detailed in the tender documentation.
The Council will undertake its financial assessment of the tendering organisation (and if considered necessary by the Council, any partners within a consortium bid) based on its own
evaluation of the Tenderers most recent 2 years accounts (or if 2 years accounts are not available, equivalent evidence which confirms financial viability). The assessment of accounts will be supported by an independent credit reference report from Creditsafe where this is available. The Council may also impose a Bond or Performance Guarantee on the successful Tenderer

Warwickshire County Council

locality: WARWICK

streetAddress: Shire Hall,Market Square

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Warwickshire County Council

description:
During the course of the contract period the range and scope of these services may be subject to modification and variation to meet the changing needs and requirements of the Council and partners, potential changes in legislation and the changing demands placed on the Council by its customers. These changes may include (but are not limited to): -
• Increases or decreases in funding - this will usually be due to reductions or additions in
budget allocations as part of the Council and partners' budget setting processes, It may also
be as a consequence of additional funding streams which were unknown at the time of awarding the contract but which are provided to increase the volume of services delivered.
• • Changes in legislation that may for example require the inclusion of new customer groups
• The identification of additional service recipients, not originally captured by the scope of the contract
Opportunities offered by emerging/ new technologies
• Ongoing performance monitoring indicating a change required in allocations made for each service element from the overall funding amount


description:
We expect the winning bidder to deliver a minimum of 512 additional new Electric Vehicle "sockets" (as defined in the Contract at Schedule 4), of which:
•	A minimum of 256 sockets to be located at our required sites as set out in Portfolios 1, 2 and 3 (see section 2.2.3 in this document for further information), with our £1.01m subsidy to support installations.
•	Further to this we would like the operator to match and extend our investment through private funding with a minimum additional 256 sockets, at our required sites or at additional sites (to be agreed with the Council).
•	The total minimum delivery of at least 512 additional new Electric Vehicle "sockets." Additional information: Option to extend by a further 12 months

title: The Supply of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure and Associated Services 2025-2040

description:
The purpose of this ITT is to appoint a single Charge Point Operator, to deliver Bedford Borough Council's requirements for a "full turnkey" solution to supply, install, connect, commission, operate and maintain a network of charge points on behalf of the Council across the Borough.
We expect the winning bidder to deliver a minimum of 512 additional new Electric Vehicle "sockets" (as defined in the Contract at Schedule 4), of which:
•	A minimum of 256 sockets to be located at our required sites as set out in Portfolios 1, 2 and 3 (see section 2.2.3 in this document for further information), with our £1.01m subsidy to support installations.
•	Further to this we would like the operator to match and extend our investment through private funding with a minimum additional 256 sockets, at our required sites or at additional sites (to be agreed with the Council).
•	The total minimum delivery of at least 512 additional new Electric Vehicle "sockets."
To this end, Bedford Borough Council (BBC) is primarily seeking for its required 256 sockets at the stated locations, a charging solution involving 7kw - 22kw power charge points across the Borough-wide network, to benefit residents without off street parking.

description: Energy and related services

Bedford Borough Council

locality: BEDFORD

streetAddress: Borough Hall

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Bedford Borough Council

High Court of Justice

legalName: High Court of Justice


rel: canonical

description: initial period of 24 months with 3 options to extend each of 12 months, to give an overall opportunity time of 60 months

description:
Occupational Health Consultant 2025 providing 7.5hrs per week,
2years with 3 options to extend

region: UKC

description: Health services

North East Ambulance Service

locality: Newcastle upon Tyne

postalCode: NE15 8NY

streetAddress: Bernicia House, Goldcrest Way

description: Regional or local authority

description: Health

legalName: North East Ambulance Service

name: North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust


title: Lot 1 - Large and Small ESPO Catalogues

description: The framework agreement has the option to extend for up to a further 36 months. The total estimated value stated includes the option period.

description: The printing and delivery of large and small ESPO catalogues for delivery to the ESPO Distribution Centre, Leicester, or other nominated mailing house.

description: Printed matter and related products

description: Printing and related services

title: 380_25 Supply of Catalogue Printing Services for ESPO

description:
A framework for the supply of ESPO's catalogue printing requirements, both large and small catalogues. For delivery to the ESPO Distribution Centre, Leicester, or other nominated mailing house.
To tender:
(a) Go to https://www.eastmidstenders.org/; (b) Register (if not already registered on ProContract); (c) Search for tender opportunity '380_25' (via "View Opportunities" from the 'EastMidsTenders' Portal); (d) Express an interest; (e) Download the tender documents (from the ProContract Activity summary screen, once an Expression of interest has been completed).

performanceTerms:
The minimum financial requirement for the purposes of the current tender exercise is:
As a minimum standard, there should be no material concerns as to the financial stability of the Tenderer indicating that the contract may not be satisfied. In order to determine this, a full financial analysis will be performed by ESPO (please see the ratios in the table at Appendix C of the Invitation to Tender document, see Section II.1.4 of this notice as to how to access the Tender documents).
The tests that will be applied and will be undertaken on the Tenderer's last 2 years accounts (or more), or if the Tenderer has not been trading for 2 years then the financial accounts for the period that that Tenderer has been trading will be used for the analysis:
•	Analysis of gross profit margin*
•	Analysis of operating profit margin*
•	Change in turnover*
•	Net profit*
•	Net assets
•	No. of debtor's days
•	No. of creditor's days
•	Stock Turnover (as applicable - normally shown as a figure p.a.)
•	Liquidity (Acid Test - generally the higher the better, anything greater than 1 is good. In other words your liquid assets are greater than your liquid liabilities)
•	Gearing (Bank Leverage)
•	Review of company event history (e.g. change in directors, new mortgages, other documentation filed with Companies House
* Public Sector bodies and Third Sector organisations that are not obliged to report on profit or turnover, will not assessed on profitability or turnover.
In addition to the above tests, ESPO will use a Credit Reference Agency to provide information on Tenderers. Where the Credit Reference Agency assigns the Tenderer a score indicating higher than moderate financial risk, ESPO will give further consideration to the financial information and financial stability of the Tenderer. If ESPO has any reasonable cause for concern in relation to this information that cannot be reasonably resolved then this could give rise to the tender being rejected.
This contract will contain a contract monitoring clause which will require suppliers to ensure that there is no material detrimental change in their financial standing and/or their credit rating (as determined by use of a Credit Reference Agency).

reviewDetails: ESPO will incorporate a minimum 10 calendar day standstill period at the point information on the award of the contract is communicated to tenderers. Applicants who are unsuccessful shall be informed by ESPO as soon as possible after the decision has been made as to the reasons why the applicant was unsuccessful. If an appeal regarding the award of the contract has not been successfully resolved, The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (SI 2105 No. 102) 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 and may award damages, make a declaration of ineffectiveness, order for a fine to be paid, and/or order the duration of the contract be shortened. The purpose of the standstill period referred to above is to allow the parties to apply to the Courts to set aside the award decision before the contract is entered into.

description: Printed matter and related products

ESPO

locality: LEICESTER

postalCode: LE19 1ES

streetAddress: Barnsdale Way, Grove Park, Enderby

description: Regional or local authority

description: Local Authority Services

legalName: ESPO

The Royal Court of Justice

locality: LONDON

legalName: The Royal Court of Justice


description: This contract may be extended by a period of 24 months, in 12 month increments, subject to review at the end of the initial 36 month period.

region: UKF

description: Fire doors

title: Fire Door Inspections & Remedial Works

description:
This contract is for the Inspection, and the completion of Remedial works to Fire Doors, throughout the University of Derby sites (including Tutorial, Residential & our Theatre sites, as well as our HE Campuses).
The successful Supplier will be required to Inspect all fire doors, in accordance with Statutory requirements, and our internal policies, and maintaining a log of all required actions.
The supplier will be responsible for remedial works identified as part of the inspection process.
In addition to remedial works, the University also has a programme in place to replace a number of doors on a site by site rolling basis, which the supplier will be responsible for delivering, as part of this contract.
The tender process will follow the open procedure under the Public Procurement
Regulations 2015 (PCR 2015).

description: Building-inspection services

UNIVERSITY OF DERBY

locality: DERBY

streetAddress: UNIVERSITY OF DERBY

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

scheme: GB-COH

legalName: UNIVERSITY OF DERBY

University of Derby

locality: Derby

legalName: University of Derby


name: Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

description:
The Authority has a requirement for Cardioplegia Devices which are used for the delivery of cardioplegic solution. It is a disposable device.  The devices that we use must have built in safety features and be easily primed especially in an emergency situation and must be a 4:1 ratio adult cardioplegia device.

The Authority uses annually as an estimate 756 devices.

description: Cardiovascular devices

title: Cardioplegia Devices

description: For the supply and delivery of Cardioplegia Devices

description: Cardiovascular devices

locality: Hull

postalCode: HU3 2JZ

streetAddress: Hull Royal Infirmary, Anlaby Road

description: NHS Acute

description: Health

High Court

locality: London

legalName: High Court


description:
Nuclear Restoration Services Limited (Dounreay) is seeking to engage the services of a suitably qualified and experienced Contractor to provide Maintenance and Replacement services of Compressor Equipment at NRS Limited (Dounreay) through the award of a Contract for the period July 2025 to July 2028.

An option will be included to extend for a further 2 years (1+1) based on the continued requirement for the Contract and the suitable performance of the Contractor.

 The Scope of Services for the Contract comprises of the following activities:

•	maintenance and repairs during maintenance visits
•	emergency call out to carry out repairs
•	replacement
•	maintenance reports
•	installation/commissioning reports
•	breakdown/fault reports

description:
Dounreay
Thurso
Caithness
KW14 7TZ

title: Maintenance and Replacement of Compressor Equipment at NRS Limited (Dounreay)

description: Nuclear Restoration Services Limited (Dounreay) is seeking to engage the services of a suitably qualified and experienced Contractor to provide Maintenance and Replacement Services of Compressor Equipment at NRS Limited (Dounreay) through the award of a contract for the period July 2025 to July 2028. <br/>An option will be included to extend for a further 2 years (1+1) based on the continued requirement for the Contract and the suitable performance of the Contractor.

description: Repair and maintenance services of compressors

description: Selection criteria as stated in the procurement documents.

locality: Thurso

postalCode: KW14 7TZ

streetAddress: D2003, Dounreay, Thurso, Caithness

description: Body governed by public law

description: Nuclear Decommissioning

Royal Courts Of Justice

streetAddress: Strand

legalName: Royal Courts Of Justice


description: At the end of the 36 month term, there will be one extension option for a further 24 month period.

description:
Devon Partnership NHS Trust is seeking to subcontract the provision of Crisis Cafes within Devon including Torbay and Plymouth.
These will be open to people from Devon who perceive themselves to be in mental health crisis or are at risk of this.
The Crisis Cafés model will offer a welcoming, safe (psychologically and physically), friendly, compassionate and non-stigmatising environment that people can access particularly outside of traditional working hours i.e. 9am – 5pm.
The provision will support people when they are approaching or experiencing emotional distress or a mental health crisis as defined by the person presenting. The provision will be an integral part of the local community and aligned community based mental health offer.
Individuals will be supported to discuss the nature of the crisis they are experiencing and reduce the crisis or distress being experienced through a range of support including signposting, advice, access to appropriate resources and working with existing care/recovery/safety plans.  This support must build on the individual’s strengths and enable choice and control and be based on shared decision making.  The provision will also ensure that the support provided enables a sustained period of recovery/self management.

description: Provision of services to the community

description: Guidance and counselling services

title: Crisis Cafes

description: Health and social work services

description: Criteria stated in the procurement documents

NHS South West - Acutes

locality: Exeter

postalCode: South west region

streetAddress: Acute Trusts

description: Regional or local authority

description: Health

legalName: NHS South West - Acutes

Devon Partnership NHS Trust

legalName: Devon Partnership NHS Trust

description:
This procurement is being conducted in accordance with Regulation 28 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.
The invitation to tender (ITT) documents and additional information is available from CTM e-procurement portal at: https://uk.eu-supply.com
Tenders or requests to participate must be submitted electronically via the above address.


title: Servicing and/or Repair of Air Source Heat Pumps

description:
Servicing, installation, maintenance inspection and/or repair of air source heat pump units including but not limited to visual inspections, external inspections, refrigerant pipe checks, checking controls / thermostat, glycol condition, expansion vessel, water cylinder, cleaning of unit, checking operation, pressure check, clean filters, test and leave in full working order.
Attend breakdown callouts and repair as required.

title: Installation of Air Source Heat Pumps

description: Installation of ASHP (air source heat pump units), all associated works including preparation and making good works to various predominantly tenant occupied domestic properties and voids; all works should include test & commission of the system in accordance with manufacturer`s instruction.

title: Servicing and/or Repair of Solar Photovoltaic (Solar PV)

description: Servicing, maintenance, inspection, and/or repair of solar PV systems shall include but not limited to conduct visual checks for cracked glazing, cell delamination, damage from pests or storm damage and faulty parts. Check electrical installation for damage, arcing or corrosion and loose connections, check monitoring system for any dropouts or unusual patterns, monitor and record the inverter`s performance, where appropriate check battery fluid levels. Leave units clean and clear of debris and in good working order.

title: Installation of Solar Photovoltaic (Solar PV)

description: Installation of Solar PV Systems shall include but is not limited to the survey, design, supply and installation of Solar Photovoltaic (PV) systems and battery storage.

title: Servicing, Installation, and/or Repairs of Lightning Protection, Surge Protection and Earthing Systems

description: Provide installation, maintenance, inspection servicing, and/or repair of lightning protection services including but not limited to earthing systems, surge protection, conductor testing and soil sensitivity testing.

title: Water Hygiene Works (including Water System Management and Services, Water Treatment Equipment and Products and Legionella Risk Assessment)

description: Identify and assess sources of risk, water sampling (Legionella) and maintenance.

title: Servicing, Installation, and/or Repairs of Sprinkler Systems Works

description: Carry out servicing to sprinkler systems and/or installations to dwellings/blocks in line with manufacturer`s instructions. Provision of minor repairs.

title: Servicing, Installation, and/or Repairs of Fire Compartmentation Works

description: Works to include but not limited to fire compartmentation works to blocks of dwellings, and provision of minor repairs as necessary. Fire stopping, checks to fire doors, protection of means of escape.

title: Servicing, Installation, and/or Repairs of Fire Alarm Systems Works

description: Carry out servicing to fire alarm systems and/or installations to dwellings/blocks, and provision of minor repairs, as necessary.

title: Servicing, Installation, and/or Repairs of Portable Fire Fighting Equipment Works

description: Undertake tests on portable fire-fighting equipment such as extinguishers, fire buckets, fire blankets etc.

title: Servicing, Installation and/or Repairs of Security Systems including CCTV and Access Controlled Entry Works

description:
Supply and install security measures that control access to buildings including door entry systems comprising of remote lock control, internal/external speaker systems including all necessary wiring and connections. Carry out servicing and provision of minor repairs, as necessary.
Closed circuit TV system installation in or around a building for security systems, servicing, and maintenance of CCTV.
Carry out installation, servicing and minor repairs to automatic barriers, gates, turnstiles, or access control systems.

title: Servicing, Installation, and/or Repairs of Warden Call Systems Works

description: Installation and maintenance of an emergency Warden Call system. Design, supply, install and maintain the Warden Call system for services such as Sheltered Housing Schemes. Carry out servicing and provision of minor repairs, as necessary.

title: Servicing, Installation, and/or Repairs of Intruder Alarm Systems

description: Carry out installation and servicing to alarm systems to dwellings/blocks, and provision of minor repairs, as necessary.

title: Portable Appliance Testing

description: Carry out PAT (portable appliance testing) through visual inspections and electrical testing to ensure  the safety and suitability of electrical appliances.. For Class I electrical equipment inject test signals into the cable and appliance to ensure their integrity.

title: Installation, Refurbishment, Servicing and Maintenance to Lifts, Stairlifts and Personal Lifting Equipment

description: Installation, refurbishment, servicing and maintenance to lifts, stairlifts and personal lifting equipment which may include (but not be limited to); escalators, ceiling hoists, evacuation chairs, curved or straight stairlifts, hoists, through floor lifts, wheelchair platform lifts, step lifts, ceiling track hoists.

description: Mechanical installations

description: Repair and maintenance services of electrical and mechanical building installations

description: Mechanical installations

description: Solar installation

description: Solar panel roof-covering work

description: Solar installation

description: Solar panel roof-covering work

description: Electrical installation work

description: Repair and maintenance services of building installations

description: Consultative engineering and construction services

description: Consulting services for water-supply and waste consultancy

description: Laboratory services

description: Sprinkler systems installation work

description: Building services

description: Fire-prevention installation works

description: Installation of doors and windows

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Fire-detection systems

description: Fire-alarm system installation work

description: Installation services of fire protection equipment

description: Firefighting equipment

description: Fencing, railing and safety equipment installation work

description: Surveillance and security systems and devices

description: Electrical installation work

description: Other electrical installation work

description: Other electrical installation work

description: Electrical installation work

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Technical inspection and testing services

description: Lifting equipment for health care sector

description: Lifts, skip hoists, hoists, escalators and moving walkways

description: Stairlifts

description: Lift installation work

description: Repair and maintenance services of electrical machinery, apparatus and associated equipment

description: Lift-maintenance services

description: Installation services of lifting and handling equipment, except lifts and escalators

description: Technical inspection services

title: DPS for Compliance Works (2025)

type: open

description:
The DPS (Dynamic Purchasing System) for Compliance Works (2025) provides a range of statutory compliance works to support ENP Member/Licensees.
These works are predominantly to social housing, private domestic properties, public sector and commercial buildings but may extend to other property types that are owned or managed by ENP members/licensees.
Whilst the DPS would be UK wide, Contractors will be able to select particular regions that they operate in.
A DPS is a completely electronic process conducted in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

description: Construction work

EN Procure Ltd

streetAddress: Collaboration Works, 2 Carbrook Street, Carbrook

description: Body governed by public law

description: Housing and community amenities

description:
Individual contracting authorities entitled to access the DPS agreement will have the option to agree and award underlying contracts to the appointed contractors at any stage during the term of the DPS agreement.
The following contracting authorities will be entitled to agree and award underlying contracts under the DPS agreement as and when required — Any member or customer of EN:Procure from time to time, which may include (but not limited):
a. any social housing provider and including any subsidiary and sponsoring department of such bodies in the United Kingdom from time to time (https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/current-registered-providers-of-social-housing);
b. any local authority in the United Kingdom from time to time (https://www.gov.uk/find-local-council);
c. any community land trust and community interest company from time to time.
d. any public sector body providing accommodation;
e. any community benefit and mutual societies (A Community Benefit Society as registered with the Financial Conduct Authority);
f. any private sector bodies with an access to public funds from time to time;
g. any combined authorities;
h. any educational establishments (including universities): (https://www.gov.uk/check-university-award-degree/recognised-bodies, https://get-information-schools.service.gov.uk/, http://www.schoolswebdirectory.co.uk/localauthorities.php) ;
i. any NHS bodies (https://www.nhs.uk/servicedirectories/pages/nhstrustlisting.aspx):
j. any Police, Fire and Rescue body: (https://www.police.uk/pu/policing-in-the-uk/, , https://www.nationalfirechiefs.org.uk/Fire-and-Rescue-Services/, https://www.nifrs.org/home/about-us/your-area/, https://aace.org.uk/uk-ambulance-service/);
k. any Registered Charity (https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search):
l. any procurement consortia from time to time;
m. any entity or joint venture company that any of the entities referred to in (a) – (k) hold an interest from time to time.
For bidders' information a list of EN's current customers is:
• 54North Homes - https://54northhomes.co.uk/
• Accent Housing - https://www.accentgroup.org/
• ACIS Group - www.acisgroup.co.uk
• Ashfield District Council - https://www.ashfield.gov.uk/
• Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council — www.barnsley.gov.uk
• Berneslai Homes — www.berneslaihomes.co.uk
• Beyond Housing - www.beyondhousing.org
• Bridge Homes – bridgeshome.co.uk
• Calderdale Council – https://new.calderdale.gov.uk/
• Calder Valley Community Land Trust - http://www.caldervalleyclt.org.uk/
• Chartford Housing - https://hortonhousing.co.uk/about-us/chartford-housing-limited/
• Chesterfield Borough Council - https://www.chesterfield.gov.uk/
• City of Doncaster Council — www.doncaster.gov.uk
• City of Lincoln Council - https://www.lincoln.gov.uk/
• City of York Council — www.york.gov.uk
• Connect Housing — www.connecthousing.org.uk
• Derby Homes - https://www.derbyhomes.org/
• First Choice Homes Oldham - https://www.fcho.co.uk/
• Guinness Partnership - www.guinnesshomes.co.uk/
• Great Places Housing Group – www.greatplaces.org.uk
• Home Group - www.homegroup.org.uk
• Hull City Council — www.hullcc.gov.uk
• Incommunities - https://www.incommunities.co.uk/
• Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust – www.jrht.org.uk
• Kirklees Council — www.kirklees.gov.uk
• Leeds City Council — www.leeds.gov.uk
• Leeds Federated - https://www.lfha.co.uk/
• Leeds Jewish Housing Association - www.ljha.co.uk
• Leicester City Council - https://www.leicester.gov.uk/
• Lincolnshire Housing Partnership - www.lincolnshirehp.com
• Manningham Housing Association - www.manninghamhousing.co.uk
• Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing - https://www.mtvh.co.uk/
• Network Homes - https://www.networkhomes.org.uk/
• Northumberland County Council - www.northumberland.gov.uk
• Nottingham City Council - https://www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/
• North Yorkshire Council - https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/
• One Manchester – www.onemanchester.co.uk
• Ongo Homes — www.ongo.co.uk/ongo-homes
• Paradigm Housing – www.paradigmhousing.co.uk
• Pickering and Ferens Homes — www.pfh.org.uk
• Plus Dane Housing - https://www.plusdane.co.uk/
• Riverside Housing - https://www.riverside.org.uk/
• Rotherham Metropolitan District Council - www.rotherham.gov.uk
• Rykneld Homes - www.rykneldhomes.org
• Sevenoaks District Council - https://www.sevenoaks.gov.uk/
• Sheffield City Council – www.sheffield.gov.uk
• South Yorkshire Housing Association - www.syha.co.uk
• South Kesteven District Council - https://www.southkesteven.gov.uk/
• St Leger Homes — www.stlegerhomes.co.uk
• Together Housing Group — www.togetherhousing.co.uk
• Unity Homes & Enterprise- www.unityha.co.uk
• Wakefield Council - https://www.wakefield.gov.uk/
• Wakefield District Housing — www.wdh.co.uk
• West Yorkshire Combined Authority - https://www.westyorks-ca.gov.uk/
• Wokingham Borough Council - https://www.wokingham.gov.uk/
• Yorkshire Housing — www.yorkshirehousing.co.uk
Also, see www.efficiencynorth.org/memberships/


description: The partnership vehicle will operate for an initial 10 years extendable by SYPA by two 2-year periods. SYPA anticipates that the duration of the Investment Manager's services contract will align with the duration of the partnership and therefore the contract will have an initial period of 10 years plus two 2-year extension periods (up to a maximum total duration of 14 years).

description:
SYPA is seeking to appoint an investment manager (authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority) to work in partnership with SYPA to deliver SYPA’s planned investments into domestic housing within SYPA’s Place Based Impact allocation. SYPA has allocated an initial c.£75m of un-levered equity to this strategy with the objective to support the direct development of affordable, single-family housing in the geographical region of South Yorkshire through a build to rent model.
SYPA aims to facilitate the building of high-quality and sustainable (as measured by an Energy Performance Certificate of A-C) private rental sector housing, with a proportion of units available to eligible tenants at a Discount to Market Rent. SYPA understands that affordability is a key concern for many, and SYPA intends to work with the investment manager to define the appropriate measures of affordability and the achievable Discount to Market Rent across the South Yorkshire region. Through this planned investment, SYPA will aim for a geographical spread of new housing across the four South Yorkshire districts of Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield.
The partnership’s objective will be to provide SYPA with sustainable long-term income and capital growth, secured against a portfolio of primarily new built private rental sector units in South Yorkshire. Once operationally stable, SYPA aims for the investment to deliver an income yield of 3-4% per annum and a target annual return of 6%. SYPA does not intend to become a registered social housing provider and/or landlord. The total SYPA allocation to this partnership is expected to grow as it is rebalanced in line with the overall pension fund as additional capital will be allocated to the partnership for investment to maintain its target weight within the overall strategic asset allocation. The value of the investment will be a minimum of £75m and could increase to up to £95m, as SYPA aims to maintain a 0.75% weighting of total assets to this mandate.
SYPA does not intend the partnership vehicle to take on planning risk but intends to facilitate the development of housing through investing in a combination of forward funding or forward purchases and / or standing investments. The investment manager will oversee the facilities management and rent collection from these properties where SYPA expects to receive quarterly rental income from the properties, whilst providing institutional funding to meet the affordable housing needs within the South Yorkshire area. The sale of assets will not be prohibited, should the manager deem this to be in the interest of the partnership, however this is not the primary objective.
Further details are set out in the procurement documents.

description: United Kingdom

description: Pension investment services

description: Portfolio management services

description: Pension fund management services

title: Investment Management Services

description:
South Yorkshire Pensions Authority (SYPA) wishes to appoint an investment manager (authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority) to work in partnership with SYPA to deliver SYPA’s planned investments into domestic housing within SYPA’s Place Based Impact allocation.  SYPA has allocated an initial sum of c.£75m to support the direct development of affordable, single-family housing in the geographical region of South Yorkshire through a build to rent model, to provide SYPA with sustainable long-term income and capital growth.
SYPA will appoint the investment manager to set up a closed-ended, private partnership vehicle where SYPA will invest as a Limited Partner. The investment manager will take the role of General Partner of the partnership and manage the investment opportunities, development and required ongoing service delivery on behalf of SYPA.

performanceTerms: Please refer to the procurement documents.

description: Banking and investment services

description: Candidates will be assessed in accordance with the Public Contract Regulations 2015, on the basis of information provided in response to the Selection Questionnaire.

description: The contract requires the investment manager to be authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority, and the manager maintain this authorisation throughout the contract.

procurementMethodDetails: Competitive procedure with negotiation

South Yorkshire Pensions Authority

locality: Barnsley, South Yorkshire

postalCode: S71 1HG

streetAddress: Oakwell House, 2 Beevor Court, Pontefract Road

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: South Yorkshire Pensions Authority

High Court

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice London

description:
SYPA is conducting this procurement in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 as amended using the competitive negotiation procedure as set out in Regulation 29. Interested organisations are required to complete and submit a response to the Selection Questionnaire (SQ) by the deadline in Section IV.2.2 in order to request to participate in this contract opportunity. Please see the SQ provided as part of the procurement documents for further details.
Following assessment of SQ submissions, SYPA intends to shortlist 3 candidates to be invited to submit initial tenders, engage in negotiation with SYPA and submit a final tender.  The draft invitation to submit initial tenders is being issued with the contract notice for information only and contains information on the anticipated procurement process and draft contract terms.
Access to the procurement documents including instructions on how to complete and submit a response to the SQ is via the link in Section I.3.
SYPA reserves the right to vary, amend and update any aspects of the procurement documents. The final details and versions of the procurement documents will be confirmed to applicants successful in being selected to participate in the relevant tender stages of the procurement procedure.
Candidates are solely responsible for their costs and expenses incurred in connection with this procurement. Under no circumstances (including circumstances where SYPA cancels or varies the procurement) will SYPA or any of its advisers be liable for any costs or expenses borne or incurred by the candidates or their advisers.
It is considered by SYPA that the estimated total contract value is within the range of £8,000,000 to £16,000,000, assuming that the contract is extended up to the maximum duration of 14 years, but this will depend on the volume of activities undertaken by the appointed investment manager. The figure inserted in Section II.1.5 is the maximum figure in this estimated range.  This does not represent a promise or any guarantee to those amounts.


description:
To deliver:
Outreach, Housing Advice and Resettlement Services
Rapid Assessment Hub
Housing First Service

description: Social work and related services

title: Rough Sleepers’ Service to Deliver a Rough Sleepers’ Outreach, Housing Advice & Resettlement Service

description: Social work services

London Borough of Brent

locality: Wembley

postalCode: HA9 0FJ

streetAddress: Brent Civic Centre

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: London Borough of Brent

postalCode: Ha9 0FJ


description: 1 optional 12-month extension

description:
Liverpool City Region Combined Authority is seeking costed tenders for survey works to be undertaken at sites in the Mersey Estuary.
Observations are required to deliver a program of oceanographic, passive acoustic and sediment and water quality monitoring. This monitoring is needed to support:
- modelling of the physical oceanographic regime of the estuary and its influence on the water/sediment quality,
- assessments of marine mammal species presence, abundance and habitat use in the Mersey and adjacent areas.

description: Engineering-related scientific and technical services

description: Environmental engineering consultancy services

description: Advisory and consultative engineering services

title: Oceanographic and Water Quality Monitoring Mersey Estuary

description: Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services

locality: Liverpool

postalCode: L3 1BP

streetAddress: 1 Mann Island

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

Royal Courts of Justice

legalName: Royal Courts of Justice


description: 48 month(s) from the commencement date, with 24 initial month(s) and option to extend 2x12 month(s)

description:
There are generally two types of agency required by the College. The first is for vacancy cover when either we are unable to recruit to the post or when awaiting a new starter to begin when the previous post holder has left. The second is sickness cover where classes are unable to be merged and would be cancelled without the cover.
There is then the occasional need and option for a ‘temp to perm’ option with recruited staff and we will be looking to agree a sliding scale of rates with successful agencies.
Finally, we have a lot of part time roles and need to understand the pricing structure if we offer a part time post on varying FTE’s, so advice and knowledge from an agency is needed.
We intend to operate a ‘framework’ of suppliers, with a single ‘Tier 1’ agency having the first refusal at filling posts, and up to 3 agencies at ‘Tier 2’ who would be offered roles which the Tier 1 agency cannot fill.  This framework structure would be managed by the College HR team.
There could be

description: Bidders must achieve a minimum score of 60% to be considered for the ITT shortlist.  This will demonstrate a reasonable level of capability.

description: United Kingdom

title: Agencies

description: Provision of agencies to provide staff as required for covering vacancies, sickness or as ‘temp to perm’ staff as further described in the Scope and Requirements.

reviewDetails: Write to the COO at the City of Bristol College.

description: Recruitment services

City of Bristol College

locality: Bristol

postalCode: BS1 5UA

streetAddress: St Georges Road

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

legalName: City of Bristol College

streetAddress: College Green Centre, St George’s Road


description: 2 x 12 months upon agreement in writing and signed by both parties

description: Cleaning Services Contract

name: Written response, presentation and references

description:
Green Lane Primary & Nursery
Green Lane
Worcester Park
Surrey
KT4 8AS
Knollmead Primary
Tolworth
Surbiton
Surrey
KT5 9QP
Robin Hood Primary & Nursery
Bowness Crescent
Kingston Vale
London
SW15 3QL

title: Coombe Academy Trust - Primary School Cleaning Contract

description: Three primary schools within the Trust are seeking a single cleaning contractor to deliver cleaning services

description: School cleaning services

ACE ADVICE LTD

locality: OSWESTRY

streetAddress: The Barns

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

legalName: ACE ADVICE LTD

Public Procurement Review Service

legalName: Public Procurement Review Service