title: Term contract for Student Residences

description: A term contract for student residences both on and off campus (including Carnatic Halls, Greenbank Halls, Philharmonic Court, Mulberry Court, Tudor Close and Melville Grove). (Total spend in 2009/2010 was 1 579 438 GBP plus VAT - this includes a level of project work which cannot be guaranteed). Statutory compliance, reactive maintenance, planned preventative maintenance and minor project work across all residences buildings including: a) A minimum service level to deliver statutory compliance, planned maintenance and minor repair requirements: — fire alarm – six monthly/annual maintenance in accordance with BS 5839, — emergency lighting – monthly/annual testing in accordance with BS 5266-8, — boiler plant – annual service & landlord gas safety check (where appropriate) – in accordance with Gas Safety (Installation & Use) Regulations 1998 & UoL Gas Safety Procedures as appropriate, — H & C water outlets – monthly temperature testing of calorifier/sentinel taps in accordance with L8 Code of Practice, — CWS/DWH storage tanks – six monthly testing in accordance with L8 Code of Practice, — shower heads – cleaning/chlorination at four monthly intervals, — external lighting – annual cleaning of fittings/lamp replacement, — fire doors – six monthly check/maintenance in accordance with BS8214:2008, — lightning conductors – annual testing, — fire extinguishers, hose reels, extinguishing systems and fire blankets – testing and maintenance, — fire signage – provision and maintenance, — extract fans – annual cleaning and inspection, — automatic doors and gates – 6 monthly inspections and servicing, with reactive maintenance, — moss removal – annual inspection and cleaning, — rainwater gutters and downpipes – quarterly inspection and cleaning, — minor repairs and maintenance up to a value of 250 GBP plus vat. b) Reactive maintenance requirements including: — scaffolding and access, — all general building trades, — plumbing, mechanical and gas installations, — electrical installations, — highways maintenance, — graffiti removal, — drainage, — hard landscaping. c) Minor project requirements: — normal minor projects up to a maximum project value of 10 000 GBP, — in exceptional circumstances, projects up to a value of 150 000 GBP may be authorised by the university.

title: Term Contract for Academic Buildings

description: (Total spend in 2009/2010 was 1 460 242 GBP plus VAT - this includes a level of project work which cannot be guaranteed). Term Contract for academic (i.e non-residential) buildings on the city centre campus, Wyncote sports ground, and the Vice Chancellors Lodge. Reactive maintenance and minor project work across all buildings including: a) Reactive maintenance requirements including: — scaffolding and access, — all general building trades, — plumbing, mechanical and gas installations, — electrical installations, — highways maintenance, — graffiti removal, — drainage, — hard landscaping. b) Minor project requirements: — normal minor projects up to a maximum project value of 10 000 GBP, — in exceptional circumstances, projects up to a value of 150 000 GBP may be authorised by the university.

title: Term Contract for Leahurst Veterinary Station & Ness Botanic Gardens

description: (Total spend in 2009/2010 was 202 000 GBP plus VAT this includes a level of project work which cannot be guaranteed). Term Contract for the Leahurst Veterinary Station and Ness Botanic Gardens on the Wirral. Statutory compliance, reactive maintenance, planned preventative maintenance and minor project work across all residences buildings including: a) A minimum service level to deliver statutory compliance, planned maintenance and minor repair requirements: — fire alarm – six monthly/annual maintenance in accordance with BS 5839, — emergency lighting – monthly/annual testing in accordance with BS 5266-8, — boiler plant – annual service & landlord gas safety check (where appropriate) – in accordance with Gas Safety (installation & use) Regulations 1998 & UoL Gas Safety Procedures as appropriate, — H & C water outlets – monthly temperature testing of calorifier/sentinel taps in accordance with L8 Code of Practice, — CWS/DWH storage tanks – six monthly testing in accordance with L8 Code of Practice, — shower heads – cleaning/chlorination at four monthly intervals, — external lighting – annual cleaning of fittings/lamp replacement, — fire doors – six monthly check/maintenance in accordance with BS8214:2008, — lightning conductors – annual testing, — fire extinguishers, hose reels, extinguishing systems and fire blankets – testing and maintenance, — fire signage – provision and maintenance, — extract fans – annual cleaning and inspection, — automatic doors and gates – 6 monthly inspections and servicing, with reactive maintenance, — moss removal – annual inspection and cleaning, — rainwater gutters and downpipes – quarterly inspection and cleaning, — minor repairs and maintenance up to a value of GBP 250 plus vat. b) Reactive maintenance requirements including: — scaffolding and access, — all general building trades, — plumbing, mechanical and gas installations, — electrical installations, — highways maintenance, — graffiti removal, — drainage, — hard landscaping. c) Minor project requirements: — normal minor projects up to a maximum project value of 10 000 GBP, — in exceptional circumstances, projects up to a value of 150 000 GBP may be authorised by the university. Please be advised lot 3 depending on the outcome and the analysis of the tender may be awarded as an individual lot as detailed, may just award the reactive works element, or if it is more cost effective and best value for the university, the university reserves the right to merge with either the residential or academic lots.

title: Term maintenance contract.

description: Repair and maintenance services of building installations. Repair and maintenance services of electrical and mechanical building installations. Repair and maintenance of plant. Repair and maintenance services. Repair and maintenance services of taps. Repair and maintenance services of boilers. Repair and maintenance services of electrical machinery, apparatus and associated equipment. Repair and maintenance services of mechanical building installations. It is proposed to establish term contract(s) to cover the whole of the University's estate. The works consist reactive repairs PPM and maintenance and minor refurbishment work to university owned buildings and facilities in the following trades: general building joinery brickwork plastering plumbing and heating including gas Landlords safety tests to domestic gas boilers. Glazing electrical drainage roofing (flat and pitched) painting and decorating floor coverings (carpet and vinyl) testing/ppm to emergency lighting systems * testing/ppm to fire alarms * lightning conductors* boilers/heating plant, systems including pumps* temperature testing of sentinel taps (legionella) * testing and maintenance of fire extinguishers (all classes), hose reels and extinguishing systems and fire blankets *. Provision of fire signage* * applies to off site residential only, but the PPM element will apply to all residential sites, again both on and off campus. In addition, the successful contractor(s) will be expected to collaborate with university staff in developing services and systems with a view to increasing efficiency and customer value and reducing costs. The anticipated values of the contracts per year are as follows; Lot 1- 1 579 438 GBP, Lot 2- 1 460 242 GBP, Lot 3- 202 000 GBP. This includes a level of project work which cannot be guaranteed. Each of the contracts is to commence in late 2011 and run for an initial period of 3 years with a possible 1 year extension.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 200
Quality: 300

University of Liverpool

street: Procurement, Bedford House, Oxford Street

postalCode: L69 7ZP

name: Mr DA Morris, Senior Procurement Manager

Integral UK Ltd

street: 1st Floor Maritime House, Atlas Road

postalCode: L20 4DL


currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: Training Partner - Management & Leadership

description: To provide management and leadership training for regulator staff on an as required basis.

procurementMethod: open

LMD Learning Solutions

street: Talon House,Presley Way

postalCode: MK8 0ES

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: UK-Castleford: Insurance Services - all classes.

description: Insurance brokerage and agency services. Provision of insurance and broker services for a range of insurance classes including claims and risk management support.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost and cover: 52
Support and ease of administration: 21
Management information and risk management: 25
Added value services: 5

mainProcurementCategory: services

Wakefield and District Housing

street: Merefield House, Whistler Drive

postalCode: WF10 5HX

AON Solutions Limited

street: Arkwright House, Parsonage Gardens

postalCode: M3 2LF


title: Remove ramps from DST Leconfield and reassembly at the Army Foundation College Harrogate

description: Remove vehicle ramps and move to new location

Alpha Mechanical & Electrical Ltd

street: Unit 22,Station Road,Pannal

postalCode: HG3 1JN


name: Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister

title: Ebrington Barracks Underground Car Park

title: Ebrington barracks underground car park.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: This project is for the design and construction of a 2 storey underground car park for approximately 220 vehicles within the historic site Ebrington barracks.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Quality: 30

mainProcurementCategory: works

street: Castle Buildings, Stormont Estate

postalCode: BT4 3SR

BSG Civil Engineering Ltd

street: 6 Bank Square

postalCode: BT46 5AZ


name: Transport for London for the Greater London Authority

title: GLA 80026 production and broadcasting services for the London Media Centre for the duration of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

description: The GLA (Greater London Authority) intend to let 1 contract for the purchase of providing the fit out and operation of production and broadcasting services within the London Media Centre, which will operate for the duration of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The LMC will require a broadcasting/production partner to provide the following core activities as part of the media delivery for London during the 2012 Games. It is imperative that the services deliver 2 key strands of activity, the first being the delivery of production around the LMC to include facilities and staffing with the second incorporating the pro-active contact and relationship building with key broadcasters across different editorial departments to provide the basis from which London can promote itself internationally through its many brand values. Core deliveries will include: — Production – facilities and staffing at the LMC and satellite sites (currently 7 stand-up positions) and the ability to have a news crew film events around the city, — Content – creation of news and bunker material relating to events and stories around the city prior to and during the Games period, — Formatting – ensuring that all content is formatted correctly so that it can be delivered to all media channels, — Distribution – the setting up of partnerships and a bespoke distribution process through which content from the city can reach media channels for broadcast/narrowcast purposes, — Partnerships – work on behalf of the LMC to establish partnerships with rights and non-rights holding broadcasters that will result in them operating outside of the Olympic Park and Stratford area to ensure the broadest coverage of the city possible for both preview material and games-time activity i.e. locating studios and broadcast positions in the West End or the creation of programmes looking at London as a host city for the games outside of sport.

street: Windsor House, 45-50 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0TL


title: Winchester learning disabilities and test valley generic floating support services.

title: Winchester learning disabilites and test valley generic floating support service.

description: Floating support service for people with LD in Winchester and generic needs in Test Valley.

procurementMethod: direct

Hampshire County Council

street: Supporting People Team, Adult Services, 3rd floor North, Hants

postalCode: SO23 8UQ

The You Trust

street: 43 High Street

postalCode: PO16 7BQ


title: Hire of Buses and Coaches with Driver.

description: Hire of buses and coaches with driver. Hire of Buses and Coaches (with Driver) to the MOD in Northern Ireland. The bus/coach hire includes, but is not limied to, the hire of 50 - 55 seat coaches, 20 - 30 seat mini-buses/coaches and 12 - 16 seat mini-buses. The requirement will entail the ferrying of pasengers from the main MOD stations at Lisburn, Aldergrove, Holywood (including Kinnegar) and Ballykinler. There may also be a requirement from time to time for passengers from TA and Cadet locations around Northern Ireland. It is the Authority's intention that there will be 3 (three) suppliers under this framework (provided that there are sufficient candidates satisfying both selection and award criteria).

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Commercial Branch 38 (Irish) Bde, C&C

street: HQ 38 (Irish) Bde, BFPO 825

Belfast Bus Company

street: Unit 1, Bayview Industrial Estate, Dargan Crescent

postalCode: BT3 9JP

Sandy Arthur Coach Hire

street: Roe House, Aghanloo Industrial Estate

postalCode: BT49 0HE

Quinns Coach Hire

street: 40 Killycanavan Road

postalCode: BT71 5BP


title: Press Cuttings Framework

description: The Central Office of Information (COI) is to introduce a pan-government Framework Agreement to purchase and manage the delivery of press cuttings to central Government Departments and the wider Public Sector (hereafter ‘Public Bodies’) as a sole purchaser. COI estimates that by introducing a single contractor approach the Government can make significant savings on current spend by gaining the benefit of HM Government’s economy-of-scale and reducing unnecessary duplication. The proposed service will operate 364 days a year (Christmas Day being the only day that services are not required) and be accessible to all Public Bodies who choose to participate. This facility will operate via an online portal that will provide Public Bodies with easy access to relevant articles from the national, regional and weekend newspapers that are relevant to their requirements. A hard copy press cutting service will also be provided, but it is envisaged that this will be used in exceptional circumstances only. The successful contractor will be expected to provide both services, either as a sole contractor, as a consortium or as a prime contractor where by parts of the requirement are sub contracted.


title: Old Trafford Redevelopment Phase 2.

description: The works comprise the design (to completion) and construction of the new players' and media facilities, two new double-deck general admission seating facilities, works to the existing 'E' stand, together with all the associated external works, services and drainage. The construction programme is anticipated to be circa 12 months in duration with a 12 months defects liability period.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical ability: 60
Commercial: 30
Project understanding (interview): 10

Lancashire County Cricket Club

street: Talbot Road, Old Trafford, Manchester

postalCode: M16 0PX

Morgan Sindall Plc

street: 7th Floor, Anchorage 2, Salford Quays

postalCode: M50 3YW


title: Provision of a bone densitometer.

description: The Trust wishes to purchase a bone densitometer which must deliver hip, spine, forearm and whole body scans and provide vertebral morphometry with rotating arm. It must also incorporate FRAX assessment tool, appropriate positioning aids and paediatric and adult data bases. In addition, it must be compatible and connected to the picture archiving and communication system. The Trust also requires a maintenance and full service agreement for a minimum of 5 years. To express an interest please request a PQQ by e-mail from Jane Gammie at jane.gammie@wiltshire.nhs.uk. All completed PQQ's must be returned by 5:00 pm on 31.3.11.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

street: NHS Wiltshire on behalf of Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases NHS Trust, Southgate House, Pans Lane

postalCode: SN10 5EQ


title: Eastlands homes multi storey units external refurbishment.

description: External refurbishment and insulation of three tower blocks with environmental and communal block improvements. Note: to register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders web site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=83169.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Financial: 60
Quality & performance: 40

Eastlands Homes Partnership Limited

street: Eastlands House, Victoria Street, Openshaw

postalCode: M11 2NX

Henry Boot Construction Limited

street: 71 Ardwick Green North, Ardwick

postalCode: M12 6FX


title: CREATIVE/PUR/OJEU/2011.

description: The Open University is seeking tenders for their creative services. To include lot 1 - responsible for developing the The Open University UK and international brand creative strategies and setting the creative direction for these markets. With a strong UK coverage bidders must have international heads capable of developing and deploying creative for local international markets. Also responsible for the delivery of the Open University UK brand communications aimed at increasing awareness and perception of the OU in the UK and internationally, covering consumers, businesses and other organisations. Lot 2 - develop and deploy creative assets within the UK through direct marketing communications aimed at driving enquirer generation and conversion, student retention and progression. This requirement covers online and offline routes to market aimed at consumers, businesses and other organisations.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Creativity: 30
Planning: 30
Account Management: 10
International Capability: 20
Costs: 10
Creativity: 25
Planning: 25
Account Management: 10
Precision Marketing: 30
Costs: 10

The Open University

street: Finance Division

postalCode: MK7 6BP

Leagas Delaney Ltd

street: 1 Alfred Place

postalCode: WC1E 7EB

Tullo Marshall Warren

street: 81 King's Road

postalCode: SW3 4NX

Meteorite

street: 19-21 Mortimer Street

postalCode: W1T 3JE

street: 300 Attercliffe Common

postalCode: S9 2AG


title: 26/DM - Design, publication & print and distribution of Graduate & Undergraduate Prospectuses

description: The University of Sheffield is tendering for the design, publication, print and distribution up to and including publication date for the following publications: Undergraduate Prospectus for year 2012. Postgraduate Taught Prospectus for year 2012. Please note that the initial requirement shown above may be extended for a further 2 x 1 year periods thereafter i.e. making a maximum potential contract period of 3 years. We currently produce two Postgraduate Taught Prospectuses; however this is being reviewed during the Summer of 2010. Costs will be required for web offset print and sheet fed print processes. Companies who express an interest in this project will be required to complete and return a PQQ (The questionnaire attached to this project). The technical specification will be published in the Invitation to Tender documentation (the ITT) which you will receive should your PQQ submission is deemed suitable to progress. Please note that there will be 100 GBP administration charge applicable to all suppliers who make a return against the ITT stage. The fee will be invoiced after the closing date for submissions to the ITT stage.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Capability to fulfil the specification: 20
Brand and corporate ID: 25
The University of Sheffield and the City of Sheffield: 10
Production of HE prospectuses: 15
Price: 10
Environmental impact: 5
Customer service: 5
Overall quality of tender: 10

University of Sheffield

street: Procurement Office, Floor 5, Arts Tower

postalCode: S10 2FN

Humanstudio

street: Globe Works, Penistone Road

postalCode: S6 3AE


title: Families First - Family Play Project.

title: Families first - family play project.

description: Caerphilly County Borough Council on behalf of Caerphilly Children and Young Peoples Partnership. The contract will commence on 1.11.2011 until 31.3.2013, with an option to extend for up to a further period of 12 months. Children and Young People’s (CYP) Partnerships were established across Wales in response to the statutory requirement for closer co-operation and partnership working between local authorities and other organisations including the voluntary and other statutory sectors. Families First is the Welsh Government’s key programme for designing better integrated support for families living in poverty. Its principal focus is supporting families through interventions at the preventative and protective stages. The programme aims to drive improvements to family support design and delivery and, in so doing, reduce the numbers of families developing more complex needs and requiring more intensive and costly interventions. Objectives of the project: Provide strategy, co-ordination and delivery for a seamless service of a variety of play opportunities for children, young people and families. Identifying those with emerging needs, effectively and effectively referring to the Team Around the Family model. The strands of the project are: Play Strategy. Adventure Play. Inclusive Play Support. Pop in and Play.

Caerphilly County Borough Council

street: Penallta House, Tredomen Park, Ystrad Mynach

postalCode: CF82 7PG

GAVO Wales

street: Unit 1A, First Floor, Withey Dyffryn Court, Dyffryn Industrail Estate

postalCode: CF82 7TT


title: Natural gas.

description: Supply of natural gas to Belfast Metropolitan College.

Belfast Metropolitan College

street: 125-153 Millfield

postalCode: BT1 1HS


title: Provision of Foodstuffs to the Highland Council 2012 to 2016.

description: The provision of foodstuffs: fresh meat including poultry and game and meat products, fresh fish, fresh milk, fresh bakery, fresh fruit and vegetables, free range eggs, and cooked meats. To the following areas: Inverness, Aird & Lochness, Nairn, Badenoch & Strathspey, Caithness and Sutherland, Wester Ross, Dingwall and the Black Isle, Cromarty Firth, Tain & Easter Ross, Skye including Eilean a’cheo and Llochalsh, Lochaber including Caol, Mallaig, Fort William and Ardnamurchan. NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=214332.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 50
Quality: 50

The Highland Council

street: Council Headquarters, Glenurquhart Road

postalCode: IV3 5NX

John M Munro Ltd

street: West End

postalCode: IV15 9QF

Grahams the Family Dairy

street: Airthrey Kerse, Henderson Street

postalCode: FK9 4RW

Swansons Fruit Company Ltd

street: Orchard House, 3 Henderson Drive

postalCode: IV1 1TR

Knockfarrel Produce

street: Ian Mhor, Knockfarrel, Dingwall

postalCode: IV15 9TQ


title: Provision of Dental Consumables.

description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to appoint a suitable qualified supplier to provide Dental Consumables to meet the requirements of the Health Board within the Cardiff and Vale UHB and Cwm Taf HB. Further information is set out in the pre-qualification questionnaire ("PQQ"). The Contracting Authority are seeking a supplier to provide a purchase proposal for a period of 2 years with an option to extend for a further 2 years at the UHB''''s discretion.

Cardiff & Vale University LHB Dept

street: Procurement Department, Cardiff and Vale University Local Health Board, University Hospital of Wales, Heath Park

postalCode: CF14 4XW


title: Homelessness and Housing Advice Service (Housing Options Service).

description: Delivery of a homelessness and housing advice service on behalf of Craven District Council which seeks to develop a comprehensive and high quality service within the district to meet the needs of people who are either homeless or who have housing needs but which places the greatest emphasis on the prevention of homelessness and the provision of housing support.

Craven District Council

street: 1 Belle Vue Square, Broughton Road, Skipton North Yorkshire

postalCode: BD23 1FJ


name: The Scottish Ministers acting through the Central Government Centre of Procurement Expertise

title: Provision of UK & international domestic relocation services.

title: Framework agreement for Tthe provisions Of UK & international domestic relocation services.

description: The service provider will be required to deliver relocation services in the UK or overseas to any employee relocating under individual departmental relocation schemes.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Price: 40

street: Europa Building

postalCode: G2 8LG

Team Relocations Ltd

street: 20 Thistle Street Nw Lane

postalCode: EH2 1EA


title: Cherchefelle housing association - supply of gas to 25 sites.

description: This contract is for the supply of gas to 25 sites in south east England. Note: to register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders web site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=82151.

South Yorkshire Housing

street: Monarch House, 7-9 Stafford Road

postalCode: SM6 9AN


title: THE IMPACT OF MIGRATION ON CRIME AND VICTIMISATION (SRG.10.039.1)

description: This research paper is intended to improve the existing evidence base on the impact of migration on crime and the criminal justice system. The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) considered this impact of migration in its report Limits on Tier 1 and Tier 2 for 2011/12 and supporting policies (Migration Advisory Committee, 2010). The findings of this research paper may be used by the MAC to inform its thinking and / or recommendations on questions that it may be asked by the Government on issues related to migration.

LSE Enterprise Ltd

street: Eight Floor,Tower Three,Houghton Street

postalCode: WC2A 2AZ


name: British Columbia Centre of Excellence for Women's Health

name: National Institute of Health & Clinical Excellence

title: CPHE-DVEC10-2011 Economic Analysis & model.

description: CPHE wishes to commission the production of a review of the health economic evidence and one (or more) economic models to cover aspects of the following intervention areas and address the following key research questions as outlined in the draft scope document: Intervention areas: What interventions are effective and cost-effective for health, social services and their partners for preventing and reducing domestic violence among intimate partners (adults & young people). Primary research questions: — What types of interventions or approaches are effective and cost effective at preventing domestic violence from ever occurring?, — What type of interventions or approaches (including advice and information sharing protocols) are effective and cost effective for safely assisting professionals in the early identification of, and intervention in, domestic violence?, — What type of interventions or approaches (including advice and information sharing protocols) are effective for responding to domestic violence (including enhancing safety and reducing the risk of harm, safely supporting recovery and preventing re-offending) in various settings?, — What types of interventions (including advice and information sharing protocols) are effective for identifying and responding to children who are witnesses to/are affected by domestic violence in the various settings identified?, — What are the most effective and cost effective partnership approaches for assessing and responding to DV?. The draft scope document also outlines a number of suggested outcomes (see section 4.3 of the scope) and potential consideration points (Appendix B) which may be of relevance to the development of the review and model(s). The draft scope also provides details of the proposed inclusion and exclusion criteria for the populations groups and areas to be covered. The successful contractor will be required to undertake the development of the review and models between Jan 2012 and Feb 2013.

title: CPHE/DVEV10-2011 Evidence review.

description: CPHE wishes to commission the production of a review of the qualitative and quantitative evidence of effectiveness. This evidence review will need to cover the following intervention areas and address the following key research questions as outlined in the draft scope document: Intervention areas: What interventions are effective and cost-effective for health, social services and their partners for preventing and reducing domestic violence among intimate partners (adults & young people). Primary research questions: — What types of interventions or approaches are effective and cost effective at preventing domestic violence from ever occurring?, — What type of interventions or approaches (including advice and information sharing protocols) are effective and cost effective for safely assisting professionals in the early identification of, and intervention in, domestic violence?, — What type of interventions or approaches (including advice and information sharing protocols) are effective for responding to domestic violence (including enhancing safety and reducing the risk of harm, safely supporting recovery and preventing re-offending) in various settings?, — What types of interventions (including advice and information sharing protocols) are effective for identifying and responding to children who are witnesses to/are affected by domestic violence in the various settings identified?, — What are the most effective and cost effective partnership approaches for assessing and responding to DV?. The draft scope document also outlines a number of suggested outcomes (see section 4.3 of the scope) and potential consideration points (Appendix B) which may be of relevance to the development of the review. The draft scope also provides details of the proposed inclusion and exclusion criteria for the populations groups and areas to be covered. It is currently envisaged that the evidence review will be completed in several stages over a period of time (see section 3.2) and will need to be presented at various meetings of the PDG in 2012 and 2013, (please note that dates for PDG meetings may change). The stages will be agreed with the NICE team and the PDG, however it is currently anticipated that the sections will relate to the specific questions detailed above. The successful contractor will be required to undertake the development of the evidence review between Jan 2012 and Feb 2013. For the purposes of this project, the NICE team are especially interested in proposals for novel approaches to literature searching in a more "forensic" manner, especially in relation to the systematic identification and capture of grey literature. Examples of this might include "snowballing" from key authors or publications, tracking literature through organisations and their networks etc.

title: CPHE/DVEV10-2011. Evidence review & CPHE/DVEC10-2011. Economic modelling for NICE Programme Guidance on preventing and reducing domestic violence.

description: NICE would like to commission a review of the quantitative and qualitative evidence and an economic analysis (consisting of an economic review and economic modelling) for NICE Programme Guidance on preventing and reducing domestic violence. The review and model will be considered by the Programme Development Group (PDG). The role of PDG is to draft recommendations, supported by the NICE CPHE team. Interested parties will be able to bid for either or both of the components: 1) Qualitative and quantitative review of the evidence; 2) Economic review of evidence and modelling.

street: MidCity Place, 71 High Holborn,

postalCode: WC1V 6NA

Matrix

street: Epworth House, 25 City Road

postalCode: EC1Y 1AA

street: E311f, 4500 Oak Street Box 48 Vancouver, BC V6H 3N1

postalCode: V6H 3N1

countryName: CA


name: NHS Supply Chain acting as agent for NHS Business Services Authority

description: Endotracheal tubes and related accessories.

title: Laryngeal masks and related accessories

description: Laryngeal masks and related accessories.

description: Laryngoscope Blades, Handles, Related Accessories & Video Laryngoscopes and Related Accessories.

description: Tracheostomy Tubes, Kits & Related Accessories.

title: "Airway management – endotracheal tubes and related accessories laryngeal masks and related accessories laryngoscope blades handles and related accessories video laryngoscopes and related accessories and tracheostomy tubes and related accessories.".

description: For the supply of Airway Management Products covering the following categories: Endotracheal tubes & accessories. Laryngeal masks. Laryngoscope blades handles accessories & video laryngoscopes. Tracheostomy tubes kits & accessories.

street: Foxbridge way

postalCode: WF6 1TL


title: Personal Coaching for staff in Natural Environment Research Council - PO 4060029843

description: Personal Coaching for NERC staff

Jo Milsom

street: 52 Elmore

postalCode: SN3 3TL


title: An Investigation of Adoption Breakdown

description: The Department for Education (DfE) is inviting expressions of interest to carry out an investigation of adoption breakdown. This research aims to investigate the rate of, and reasons for, adoption breakdown, which for the purposes of this research is defined as when a child returns to care after an adoption order has been granted, and includes infant and non-infant adoptions


title: Full scale moving ground wind tunnel (FSMGWT) testing.

Coventry University

street: Priory Street

postalCode: CV1 5FB


title: Provision of bus service- route R9.

title: Provision of bus service - route R9.

description: Provision of bus service route R9 for 5 years, with a provision of a 2 year extension depending on performance. Please note costs posted on OJEU sometimes differ from those on the internet, this is due to post award negotiations.

London Bus Services Limited

street: Area Y2, 10th Floor, Palestra, 197 Blackfriars Road

postalCode: SE1 8NJ

Metrobus Limied

street: Wheatstone Close

postalCode: RH10 9UA


title: 4142 - UK Bexleyheath - Adult Social Care Transport - Boroughwide.

description: Transport services (excl. waste transport). Special-purpose road passenger-transport services. Non-scheduled passenger transport. Transport provision based on a passenger journey basis - mobility, sensory impairment, physical and/or learning disability and mental health needs. 9 seater vehicles or more - with or without wheelchair access. Smaller vehicles may also be appropriate for some clients. See pre qualification questionnaire for further requirements.

London Borough of Bexley

street: Bexley Civic Offices, Broadway

postalCode: DA6 7LB


title: Hitwise Licence

description: 1 year renewal of Experian Hitwise Access Package.

Experian Ltd

postalCode: NG80 1RH


title: Recycling of uniform items.

Metropolitan Police Service

street: Empress State Building, Lillie Road, Earls Court

postalCode: SW6 1TR


name: University Hospital of North Staffordshire NHS Trust

title: Printed stationery.

title: Printed stationery.

description: Printed stationery.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Techincal questions: 40

street: City General Hospital, Newcastle Road

postalCode: ST4 6QG

Harlow Printing Ltd

street: 7 - 21 Maxwell Street

postalCode: NE33 4PU


measure: bids

title: Provision of onboard WiFi services.

title: Provision of an onboard passenger information system.

title: Provision of onboard entertainment, media and wireless Internet services.

description: Eurostar International Ltd (EIL) is seeking expressions of interest for the provision of on-board systems dedicated to: the information to passengers, entertainment of passengers, an external connectivity solution and the necessary ongoing service provision for connectivity for a minimum of 14 train-sets with an option for a further 14 train-sets. Expressions of interest are invited from suitably qualified and experienced organisations who wish to be considered for inclusion on a select list of bidders to supply these services across the countries in which EIL wishes to operate. The provision will be split into 3 lots: 1) An on-board entertainment system with an optional external connectivity solution; 2) An onboard passenger information system; 3) The ongoing service provision for connectivity. The lots are described in further detail below. As we are currently refining our strategy for this program, we may decide at a later stage that not all lots (as outlined in annex B) are to be awarded under this contract notice and withdraw the relevant lot(s) accordingly. Please note that: applicants may bid for one or more lots, identifying synergy and benefit which may be served in combining them.

Eurostar International Limited

street: Times House Bravingtons Walk Regents Quarter

postalCode: N1 9AW

Nomad Digital Limited

street: 2nd Floor, Baltic Chambers, 3 Broad Chare

postalCode: NE1 3DQ

France Telecom

street: 6 PLD Alleray

countryName: FR


description: Royal Navy outreach_2011_2012_vehicle maintenance Vehicle Maintenance until March 31 2012. As part of one year extension to three year Royal Navy outreach agreement.

M-Integrated Solutions Plc

postalCode: TW8 9LY


title: The Supply of a Design Team & Structural Engineer for a New 72 Bed Ward Block, Outpatients and Main Entrance for Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust.

description: Expressions of interest from design teams are invited to provide the design for a new 72 bed Ward Block, Outpatients and Main Entrance for Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust. The client who is one of only 4 specialist stand alone Children’s hospitals in the country is committed to creating a world class children’s service and wishes to build suitable modern accommodation to complement the high quality of care provided by the hospital. The successful team will recognise the importance of achieving a balance between design and functionality whilst considering cost and long term value as key components in the design of modern hospitals. The team who need to display an integrated team approach to the design, whilst being able to demonstrate the ability to work with the client and other key stakeholders to realise the trusts vision. The team which shall be selected by way of a competition shall consist of Architects Service and where necessary Structural Engineers.

street: Western Bank

postalCode: S10 2TH


title: Glazing Maintenance Contract (Lot 3) Elgin/Forres Area.

description: As previously stated.

title: Glazing Maintenance Contract (Lot 2) Speyside Area.

description: As previously stated.

title: Glazing Maintenance Contract, Lot 1, Buckie/Keith Area.

description: As previously stated.

title: 11/0048 5S877 - Maintenance Glazing Contract 2012/2015

description: The works comprise of emergency call out attendance, making sure/safe existing broken glazing and replacing with new glazing to council buildings throughout the Moray area. The works are in 3 lots and for a period up to 3 years commencing 1.4.2012. The contract will be administered under the terms and conditions of the JCT/SBCC Minor Building Contract for use in Scotland 2005 (Revised October 2007) and performance will be monitored by the following Key Performance Indicators: PI A Quality The number of visits satisfactorily completed without adverse feedback form the building custodians regarding quality (target 90 %). PI B Programme The number of emergency callouts attended within 2 hours of being notified of the emergency (target 90 %). PI C Programme The number of standard repairs completed within 5 working days of instruction (target 90 %). PI D Service The number of invoices e-mailed to the Contract Administrator within 28 days of completion (target 90 %).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Cost: 40

Moray Council

street: High Street

postalCode: IV30 1BX

Pinefield Glass

street: 1 Pinefield Industrial Estate, Elgin

postalCode: IV30 6AG

street: 1 Piefield Paradepinefield Industial Estate

Coastal Glazing

street: Unit 4 Douglas Centre

postalCode: AB56 4BT


title: Masters in Health Policy

description: Provision of a part time two year Masters course in Health Policy. See ITT document for details


title: Exhibition supplies for new Chichester Museum - showcases.

description: Showcases (including lights) & installation - design from specifications supplied, construct elements, install and fit-out.

Chichester District Council

street: East Pallant House, 1 East Pallant

postalCode: PO19 1TY


title: Contract for the Supply & Delivery of Street Nameplates.

title: Contract for the Supply & Delivery of Street Nameplates & Road Traffic Signs.

description: Road signs. Contract for the supply and delivery of road traffic signs and street name plates. This contract is being let by Stockton on Tees Borough Council on behalf of members of the Tees Valley Joint Procurement Group. Road signs. Street signs.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 80
Quality: 20

Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council

street: Municipal Buildings, Church Road

postalCode: TS18 1LD

Interplan

street: Unit 3/7 Abby Road Industrial Estate, Pity Me

postalCode: DH1 5HB


title: Briefing day to assist scientific/laboratory suppliers in the completion of invitations to tender issued by the HPA

Health Protection Agency

street: 61 Colindale Avenue

postalCode: NW9 5EQ


title: Framework agreement: provision of training for early education and childcare providers: leadership and management.

description: Training to early education and childcare providers: leadership and management. Delivery of a variety of early years leadership and management courses for new and existing early education and childcare providers and their management committees across the whole of Hampshire County Council’s area, including institute of leadership and management (ILM) accredited courses. The contract will consist of the administration and tutoring of the courses including the provision of feedback to services for young children. The provider must have experience in delivering early years leadership and management courses for new and existing early education and childcare providers and their management committees, be able to deliver institute of leadership and management (ILM) accredited courses and be able to offer real-time, web-based booking.

Hampshire County Council

street: Children's Services Procurement Unit, Elizabeth II Court, The Castle

postalCode: SO23 8UG

Crêchendo Training Limited

street: 6 Grange Mills Weir Road


title: Emergency Lighting and Fire Alarm Testing.

description: Islington Council invites suitably qualified and experienced organisations to express their interest in providing the Emergency Lighting and Fire Alarm Testing to public buildings. Emergency Lighting and Fire Alarm Testing excludes Project Work; defined by Islington Council as something which is not just maintaining what already exists, but significantly altering it or doing something totally new. Project Work is dealt with separately. This may include seeking tenders or quotations per project or alternative long term arrangements, in line with legislation and the Council’s Procurement Rules. The Emergency Lighting and Fire Alarm Testing of Public Buildings arrangement will be let as a four year (48 month) framework agreement. This framework does not guarantee any volume or value of work to a provider. The framework is valued at an estimated 80 000 GBP per annum for Islington Council at present. The maximum total value of the framework will be 320 000 GBP. The framework agreement will be awarded based on the responses to the tender award criteria. Islington Council is seeking to appoint one contractor to the framework. The arrangement will be monitored against a range of outcome based indicators which the provider will be expected to achieve. The details of these indicators will be included within the contract specification and the successful organisation will need to demonstrate they have the capability and capacity to provide the required information. Organisations should be aware that TUPE [Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations] will apply to this contract. You should not apply for the arrangement if you are not willing to manage the transitional arrangements and securing of these employees. Individuals will be transferred to the main provider. Background. The Council has been reviewing its Emergency Lighting and Fire Alarm Testing arrangements for public buildings. The arrangements were mainly with a single private provider. The arrangements come to an end this year and the replacement provider must be in place, have completed mobilisation and be ready to deliver services for April 2011. Specifics about the requirement. The Council requires a qualified contractor to provide Emergency Lighting and Fire Alarm Testing to a number of public buildings. There are approximately 40 buildings in or around Islington which require the service at present. The numbers of buildings are likely to fluctuate during the length of the contract, especially if partner public sector and/or voluntary sector organisations opt to utilise the services within the contract. The scope of the framework should be sufficiently wide to cope with such fluctuations of need, as should the chosen provider. Public buildings vary in purpose and may include (not exhaustively) libraries, depots, municipal buildings, housing and social services offices, nursery schools and public conveniences. In the future partner buildings which may include schools or health buildings could join the arrangements. The framework agreement does not include residential property. It is envisaged that one person will transfer to the service provider under TUPE. More details will be provided in the invitation to tender. The current estimate value is 80 000 GBP per annum, but this will vary dependent on Emergency Lighting and Fire Alarm Testing required. A description of the work included will be set out in the specification accompanying the invitation to tender. This contract is advertised as Restricted Procedure. The Restricted Procedure means the procurement process will be conducted in two stages. The first stage will involve selecting a maximum of the 5 highest scoring organizations through an application pack known as a pre-qualification questionnaire (PQQ). The PQQ is structured in such a manner that only applicants who are successful at each round within the PQQ will be able to progress to the following round. The second stage will focus on responses to tender method statements, although other areas will need to be satisfied. Method statements are written responses from your organisation. Method statements will be marked out of 5 (1- meaning low or met minimum standard and 5 – meaning offering significant value). In order for submissions to be considered all scoring will be subject to minimum quality thresholds of satisfactory or above. Award Criteria. The framework agreement will be awarded to the most economically advantageous tender, based on the award criteria below. The contract will be awarded on a 40 % price/60 % quality basis. Further details may be provided in the invitation to tender. Criteria Weighting. Price 40 %. Quality for the delivery of the contract includes: — proposed methodology for undertaking and delivery of works/services 15 %, — proposed quality management, contract management and supervision 15 %, — proposed approach to service delivery including customer service and focus, training and recruitment specifically for the contract and equalities and diversity. 15 %, — economic, environmental and social regeneration sustainability with proposed approach to health and safety in delivery of the contract. 15 %. Total 100 %. Organisations who are invited to tender should be aware that we reserve the right to invite leading bidders for a presentation and or an interview. If so, the interview and or presentation will form part of the clarification process for scoring. An independent financial appraisal will be sought from Experian Ltd. No other independent financial appraisal company report will be considered. The financial appraisal will form part of the assessment process. Further financial assessments in line with the European legislation may be run to assess the financial viability of your organisation. How to express an interest. If you wish to apply for this contract please follow the steps below: — register your company free of charge via the link on the right hand side of this page under: ‘Useful Websites’ London Tenders Portal, — await acceptance; you will receive an email confirming your username and password for the London Tenders Portal. Use your username and password to log into the London Tenders Portal and Express your interest in 1011 242 - Emergency Lighting and Fire Alarm Testing (Category 71630000 Technical inspection and testing services). Shortly after you have expressed interest, you will receive a second email containing a link to access the pre-qualification questionnaire. Deadlines. The deadline for expressions of interest is: 12 Noon on Thursday 17.2.2011. Submission of Pre-Qualification Questionnaires by: 12 Noon on Friday 18.2.2011. Late applications will not be accepted. Anticipated date for inviting shortlisted organisations to tender:.2.2011. Anticipated award date: April 2011. Further Additional information. The Council has arranged a free half day workshop on ‘Tips at Pre-Qualification Stage’, as part of an on-going series for 'Tender and Pre Qualification Tips' this year. The Council is aware that the process to apply for contracts can be daunting and complex; therefore you might like to attend a workshop session that can tell you more about the process and tips on how to apply. If you would like to attend the workshop then please emailbusinesspartnership@islington.gov.uk for further details. We reserve the right to offer this contract to partners and other public sector and/or voluntary organisations within Greater London. These other organisations will have the opportunity to access the contract by signing an access agreement. Islington Council aims to provide equality of opportunity and welcomes applicants from black and minority ethnic communities and disabled groups. In addition the Council actively encourages Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS) organisations, Social Enterprises or not for profit enterprises and small to medium enterprises (SME) to tender as part of its sustainability policy. The council reserves the right not to proceed with this procurement at any time during the process, which shall include the right not to award the contract. Candidates are advised that all costs included in preparation and submission of PQQ submissions and tenders and any other costs will be borne by them, and in no circumstances will we be responsible for any such costs. The Council reserves the right to consider in house bids. Please include the Contract Number (1011-242 Emergency Lighting and Fire Alarm Testing Service) when communicating with the council in any way. In keeping with Islington’s commitment to sustainability, please do not include any publicity material.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality — Proposed Methodology for undertaking and delivery of works/services: 15
Quality — Proposed Quality Management, Contract Management and Supervision: 15
Quality — Proposed approach to Service Delivery including customer service and focus, training and recruitment specifically for the contract and equalities and diversity: 15
Quality — Economic, environmental and social regeneration sustainability with proposed approach to health and safety in delivery of the contract: 15

Islington Council

street: 7 Newington Barrow Way

postalCode: N7 7EP

T & P Fire Limited

street: Mainline House, Roudham Industrial Estate, East Harling

postalCode: NR16 2SN


name: Department of Health - Connecting for Health

title: Websense Web Security Renewal

description: Renewal of software maintenance for Websense Web Security licences

street: Vantage House,40 Aire Street

postalCode: LS1 4HT

Softcat Ltd

street: Thames Industrial Estate,Fieldhouse Lane

postalCode: SL7 1LW


title: Penetration Testing.

description: National Grid Transmission plc (National Grid) are considering establishing a panel of penetration test vendors to perform penetration test and vulnerability assessment activities again the National the National Grid Transmission plc (National Grid) infrastructure and associated software components. These activities may include, but are not limit to infrastructure and network tests, telephony & SCADA tests, application and web application tests, VPN & remote access tests. The main focus will be on new components delivered via the National Grid Transmission plc (National GRid) service delivery process.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

National Grid

street: Warwick Technology Park, Gallows Hill

postalCode: CV34 6DA


measure: electronicBids

title: Residential accommodation & commercial letting system.

description: Software package and information systems. Industry specific software package. Replacement of current student accommodation system.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 30
Quality: 60
Presentation: 10

University of Westminster

street: The University of Westminster, Finance Department, 2nd Floor Cavendish House

postalCode: W1W 6XH

StarRez Inc

street: 5340 S. Quebec Street, Suite 250-S

countryName: US


title: Monkenmead Trash Screen Replacement

description: Monkenmead Trash Screen Replacement


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: DSTLX-MP11-137 - US Regulatory Affairs Contractors

description: US Regulatory Affairs Contractor


title: Green Space Contract; including grounds maintenance, play area inspection & maintenance and other green spaces services.

description: Grounds maintenance services. Grave-digging work. Repair and maintenance services of playground equipment. This is a Green Space Services Contract covering grounds maintenance within the urban area of High Wycombe, Play area inspection & maintenance throughout the Wycombe District and other green space services for Wycombe District Council; including allotment and cemetery management, pitch and event bookings, changing room management, and general green space enquiry and complaint handling for Wycombe District Council. Candidates should note that this contract is for services that fall under Part B of Schedule 3 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006. The tender process for this contract will therefore be run in accordance with the Regulations as they apply to Part B services. Wycombe District Council is following the Restricted process voluntarily.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality: 60

Wycombe District Council

street: Queen Victoria Road

postalCode: HP11 1BB


title: NHS Northamptonshire - Brackley dental services.

NHS Northamptonshire

street: Francis Crick house, Summerhouse Road, Moulton Park

postalCode: NN3 6BF


title: DSTLX-REQ1000054829 - Manpower

description: Provision of support - Senior Analyst


title: 4503 - AV installation - 32 teaching rooms

description: The University of Portsmouth is committed to providing high class teaching facilities for its students, to this end we are seeking to update the AV facilities in 32 teaching spaces, ranging from 16 seat class rooms to 90 seater lecture theatures across 7 buildings on its campus. The work would need to be completed, including snagging, by 3.9.2011 and will involve removing the existing projectors, rack units and some of the associated equipment and replacing it with the current standardised facillities.

University of Portsmouth

street: University House, Winston Churchill Avenue

postalCode: PO1 2UP


title: Warrington and Halton Bourough Councils School improvement traded services project.

description: The contracting authorities are seeking an innovative private sector partner or partners to participate and invest in a new public private partnership vehicle to be established jointly with some or all of the contracting authorities (see VI.3 in respect of participating contracting authorities). The joint venture will provide (or arrange for the provision of) "School Improvement Services" which, it is anticipated, will include but not be limited to school improvement planning, primary and secondary school leadership and management (including primary improving schools programme and communication language & literacy development), leadership support, leadership of teaching and learning (including subject specific support), inclusion (inc EAL, speech and language difficulties, cognition and learning, ASD, behaviour, attendance (Halton) and guidance and social & emotional aspects of learning), PE & sports, ICT curriculum support, every child a reader & every child counts and CPD specific curriculum. In the future could include other services: Relevant facilities" could include the following. Namely (1) - secondary schools; special schools: post 16 educational facilities; pupil referral ancillary, incidental or related to or enhancing of the educational facilities; Namely (2) - children's services and facilities ancillary, incidental or related to or enhancing of the educational facilities; Namely (3) - adult and community services and facilities to provide lifelong community, family learning and education; and full service extended school facilities and related services all meeting the needs of identified user groups. The school improvement services could be comprised of the following namely. a) advisory services; b) programme management services; c) programme and project development services; d) delivery of consultancy services training and development services for schools and educational establishments; e) procurement consultancy services; f) procurement and delivery or management of all services required delivering the strategic development prgramme(s) for the relevant facilities (including through the provision, integration and management of the supply chain arrangements), it being anticipated that such services shall include all or any of the following services, namely. Services: educational support services; education programme development services; educational strategy services; services of the like character to the above and/or services which are incidental, ancillary, related to or enhancing of the above listing of services; and any additional services which may encompass, as appropriate, initiatives in relation to Pan-Government joint/shared services and collaborative working. The school improvement services shall be provided for a period of up to 7 years (the contract would be 5 years plus two optional 1 year extensions). Further details and explanation of the Services particularised above are set out within descriptive document and the pre-qualification questionnaire.

Warrington Borough Council

street: Quattro Building, New Town House, Buttermarket Street

postalCode: WA1 2NH


title: Framework agreement for supply of bio-diesel.

description: Fuels. The council is looking to set-up a framework agreement for the supply of bio-diesel containing a minimum of 5 % bio-mix at the Councils works service unit. The Council will call-off against the framework agreement, selecting the most suitable supplier on a monthly basis using a spot buying method.

Rugby Borough Council

street: Town Hall

postalCode: CV21 2RR


title: Provision of children's centres.

description: Essex County Council is seeking an innovative, cost effective provider of children’s services to provide a community resource for prospective parents, children aged under five years and their families to be delivered within localities across Essex for the period from April 2012 to March 2014. This community resource needs to be flexible and able to respond to the needs of the relevant area(s). This community resource is anticipated to be commissioned at a quadrant level in order to ensure that it reflects the needs of the pre-birth to 5 population and their families within the area and is driven by local priorities, as identified as part of the local Children’s commissioning and delivery board commissioning plans. The core purpose of this provision will be to improve the outcomes and life chances for children and their families by offering an early intervention support. Essex County Council is the Accountable Body for eighty five (85) Children’s Centres across the county delivering preventative services to approximately of 78 850 children aged under five and their families. Essex County Council is proposing at this stage to allocate these Children’s centres into four quadrants comprising Mid, West, South and North-East Essex. Essex County Council hopes to confirm that this is the preferred approach by 16/5/11. A copy of a map showing the Quadrants can be obtained from the address shown in I.1. following the bidder information event on Wednesday 2nd March - further information about this event please refer to VI.3. Essex County Council will be looking to the bidders to provide innovative and cost-effective ways in which to deliver these services at a Quadrant level. Bidders (including their subcontractors and other partners) will need to demonstrate a relevant, proven track record in the development and delivery of inclusive, outcome-focused children’s services, provided within a multi agency environment and the ability to deliver similar services in accordance with an outcomes based services specification prepared by Essex County Council. Such services must be flexible and responsive to the needs of individual localities and communities, and will need to be tailored where required to meet the needs of a particular Quadrant. An outline specification is available at the address shown in I.1.

Essex County Council

street: County Hall, Market Road

postalCode: CM1 1QH


title: TDA Recruitment DDB Monthly Additional Fees June-Aug 2011

DDB London LTD

street: 12 Bishop's Bridge Road

postalCode: W2 6AA


title: Flexible Benefits - Group Private Medical Insurance and Health Screening.

description: General information. This invitation to tender (ITT) is designed to assist Ofcom in selecting providers for specific insured health and risk flexible benefits which form part of it’s “Choices” flexible benefits programme, from 1 January 2012 onwards. Ofcom Background. Ofcom is the independent regulator and competition authority for the communications industries within the UK, with responsibilities across television, radio, telecommunications and wireless communications services. Ofcom currently employs approximately 730 people within the UK and introduced a flexible benefits plan (“Choices”) for all employees during December 2003. Employees, known as “colleagues”, are spread throughout 14 locations across the UK. The majority of colleagues are based in the London office - SE1 9HA. Details of postcode locations are provided in the membership data. Ofcom previously undertook a review of it’s private medical insurance and health screening providers in 2009 and since then has undergone a restructure which included a redundancy exercise during Q1 2011. Headcount has reduced by approximately 20 % from 880 in January 2011 to the current 730. THE OBJECTIVE. This ITT describes the insured benefits that are being reviewed and available under the Choices programme. The benefit for which tender proposals are required are: Ofcom Choices Private Medical Insurance. Ofcom Choices Health Screening. The key issues are the benefits offered, clarity of the product offering and cost for the client individual purchaser. Providers should be able to demonstrate the ability to integrate/liaise with other Choice’s product providers as Ofcom is looking to validate long-term cost savings (through, for example, reduced absenteeism or justification of ROI, based on qualitative information provided by the insurer). In addition Ofcom is looking for ease of implementation, straightforward contracting and the service levels offered. Further information including evaluation criteria can be found within the ITT documentation.

OFCOM

street: Riverside House, 2a Southwark Bridge Road

postalCode: SE1 9HA


title: Supply of IT health check and associated services.

description: This framework agreement procurement is being led by the City and County of Swansea on behalf of a consortium of Welsh public sector organisations. The City & County of Swansea wishes to establish a framework agreement for the supply of an information technology health check (ITHC) and associated services, suitable for all members of the consortium (see attached list), to enable compliance with security best practice guidelines and the requirements of GCSx code of connection (CoCo) 4.1 and PCI-DSS accreditation. The majority of public sector networks are currently accredited to handle protectively marked information up to level 3, "restrict", but some members may have a requirement to test their network at higher levels.

City and County of Swansea

street: City and County of Swansea, Civic Centre, Oystermouth Road

postalCode: SA1 3SN


title: Provision of Security Solutions.

title: Provision of security solutions.

title: Provision of security solutions.

title: Provision of security solutions.

title: Provision of security solutions.

title: Provision of security solutions.

title: Provision of security solutions.

title: Provision of security solutions.

title: Provision of security solutions.

title: Provision of security solutions.

title: Provision of security solutions.

description: Supply of security services to various locations throughout the geographic boundries of the various participating Councils and associate members of Scotland Excel.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Financial: 75
Quality & service: 25

Scotland Excel

street: Unit 5, Anchor Mill, 7 Thread Street

postalCode: PA1 1JR

Advance Security Uk Ltd

street: Chevron House, 346 Long Lane

postalCode: UB10 9PF

Mitie Security Ltd

street: Security House, 20 Milburn Ave, Oldbrook, Milton Keynes, Bucks

postalCode: MK6 2WX

Profile Security Services Limited

street: Stable Yard Walk House Farm Barrow Upon Humber

postalCode: DN19 7DZ

Securigroup Services Limited

street: Venlaw House, 349 Bath Street

postalCode: G2 4AA

Securitay Limited

street: 31 Church Street, Broughty Ferry

postalCode: DD5 1HB

Security Scotland Ltd

street: Brook Street Studios, 60 Brook Street, Glasgow

postalCode: G40 2AB


title: FCO Travel habits tracker Wave 12

description: A face to face quantitative survey with c.700 British citizens (adults) who have travelled abroad in the past twelve months. This group of respondents is taken from a nationally representative sample of 2000 adults aged 16+ years in the UK.

GfK NOP Ltd

street: Ludgate House,245 Blackfriars Road

postalCode: SE1 9UL


title: Insurance services review 2011.

description: Property, business interruption, liability, motor vehicle, engineering, personal accident, fidelity guarantee, professional indemnity, construction related and other insurances and insurance services as required by Cross Keys Homes.

awardCriteriaDetails: Criteria as stated in tender documents: 100

Cross Keys Homes

street: Shrewsbury Avenue, Woodston

postalCode: PE2 7BZ

Zurich Municipal

street: 2 Gladiator Way

postalCode: GU14 6GB


title: Service reservoir and concrete structures repair and refurbishment contract.

description: The refurbishment, repairs and improvement works, comprising of internal and external repairs, application of coatings and linings to steel and concrete structures together with other associated minor engineering works. this will principally comprise works to service reservoirs and water towers. Works to aqueducts, river structures and water and sewage treatment works assets are also to be included.

Northumbrian Water Limited

street: Abbey Road, Pity Me, Durham

postalCode: DH1 5JJ

Stonbury Limited

street: 187c High Street

postalCode: MK43 0JB

MWH Constructors Limited

street: Regus House, 4 Admiral Way, Doxford International Business Park

postalCode: SR3 3XW


title: Corporate off-site records manangement contract.

title: Corporate off-site records management contract.

description: The contracting authority is seeking to invite competitive tenders for the provision of an off-site records management contract. This is a corporate contract for the provision of managed off-site storage for up to approximately 40 000 boxes of paper records that are semi-active and in-active as well as other non-standard records for example leaflets, publications, maps, plan/drawings, CDs, videos, DVDs, tapes and memory sticks. We have approximately 31,500 boxes that are currently in storage. The storage of these records must be in an environment that is safe, secure and confidential at all times. There must be sufficient access to the records and the contracting autority may require that records are retrieved or transported to designated offices or locations within the specified timeframe(s).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 80
Quality: 20

London Borough of Southwark

street: 160 Tooley Street

postalCode: SE1 2QH

Archival Record Manangement PLC

street: 53-57 Southampton Way

postalCode: SE5 7SW


title: MTC-LRC-001. The supply of a Tig / plasma / laser processing cell.

MTC Ltd

street: MTC,Ltd, Pilot Way, Ansty Business Park

postalCode: CV7 9JU


name: St Mary'S Catholic College and Christ The King Catholic Primary School, Blackpool, Lancashire

title: Catering services.

description: Provision of cleaning services to Aylesbury College Oxford Road, Aylesbury HP21 8PD, UNITED KINGDOM. Catering services to new build school incorporating both seniior and adjacent junior school over a phased development programme.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 40
Depth of experience: 15
Ideas and innovation: 20
Company management and support: 10
Compliance to international standards: 10
Policies and procedures: 5

street: c/o Watson Lennard & Payne Ingledene House, Wynnstay Lane, Marford, Clwyd

postalCode: LL12 8LF


title: Tay Road Bridge Pier Collision Protection Works.

title: Tay Road Bridge - Pier Collision Protection Works.

description: Construction of Pier Collision Protection to several piers of Tay Road Bridge (adjacent to the navigation spans). This will include marine piling and concreting works in the Tay Estuary. Work also includes completion of the advance geotechnical investigation to determine geotechnical design / construction parameters.

Tay Road Bridge Joint Board

street: Floor 15 Crichton Street

postalCode: DD1 3RB

VolkerStevin Ltd

street: The Lancashire Hub, Preston City Park, Bluebell Way

postalCode: PR2 5PE


title: Provision of Web Editor

description: Provision of temporary staff

Stephen Patrick Ltd

street: The Garden House,Kingston Blount

postalCode: OX39 4RZ


name: Baltic Creative Community Interest Company

title: Baltic creative catalyst phase.

title: Lead consultant: catalyst phase.

description: We are looking for a lead consultant/designer to work up a cohesive scheme for Baltic Creative CIC, bringing together the pilot and catalyst phases, generating a place with a strong identity with buildings that are both architecturally distinct and high quality. We want the lead consultant to help us provide both the space and environment for a creative and digital media business centre with a real sense of place. The commission will cover the internal and external refurbishment and space planning of the units themselves together with access, servicing and external works design to deliver this vision. The whole scheme consists of 18 Low Rise Commerical Units. The pilot phase, which is already on site includes 3 of these units. On completion of the pilot phase we will have sub-divided these 3 units into 11 creative and digital studio spaces. The catalyst phase (this requirement) consists of the remaining 15 units which may be subdivided into anything up to 40 spaces, giving a total of 51 spaces to let within the scheme. The addresses for the catalyst phase are: 1 & 3 Brick Street and 2,6,18,20,43-55,59 and 61 Jordan Street. This appointment relates to the lead architectural services in relation to the redevelopment and refurbishment of these remaining 15 units. Units 49,51 and 53 Jordan Street are identified as the Centre of our scheme and are earmarked to be converted into a creative campus, offering incubation, reception and hot-desking services providing creative space for graduates and bursary students. The aim being to provide an environment where creative and digital graduates and new start-up businesses can work in close proximity to existing creative and digital businesses. 47 Jordan Street is expected to be a mixed use unit providing a central cafe / retail offer, gallery and some studio space. It is expected that the lead consultant will develop and manage the delivery of all professional services in order to make this project a success. professional services envisaged include: architect, quantity surveyor, structural engineers, mechanical and electrical engineers, CDM co-ordinator, Breeam specialist, asbestos surveyors and building surveyors. The project needs to be completed by March 2012. Information and formalities necessary for evaluating if requirements are met: in accordance with Articles 45 to 50 of Directive 2004/18/EC and Regulations 23 to 25 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 are set out in the pre-qualification questionnaire.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Visual concepts: 30
Mobilisation plan: 30
Q&A & cost: 40

street: Studio B, 22 Jordan Street

postalCode: L1 0BP

Union North

street: 2Nd Floor Elevator Studios, 29 Parliament Street

postalCode: L8 5RN


title: DC2B/2591 the supply of MKII Combat Glove.

description: Gloves. MkII Combat Glove. This is a Framework Agreement for the supply of an estimated 146 800 MKII Combat Glove over a 4 year period, estimating an annual supply of 36 700. This is a tri-service leather combat glove in black and multi terrain pattern which affords climatic, protective and functional features. It must be capable of allowing the user to operate effectively in carrying out the broad spectrum of training evolutions and operational tasks in all temperate environments. All Expressions of Interest must be sent via email to the following email address: DESCommodities-DC-Comrcl-W2a@MOD.UK with the following details included. File Reference Number and Contract Title, Company Name, Address, Email, Telephone Number and Point of Contact. All Expressions of Interest must be received by Monday 21.11.2011 (23:59). Any received after this date will not be considered.

Defence Clothing (DC), DE&S

street: Spur 9. Beckford, Ensleigh


title: A-200 - IWM and ICP coaching and mentoring.

description: Integrated work management and integrated change programme mentoring and coaching.

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Sellafield Ltd

street: Hinton House, Birchwood Park Avenue

postalCode: WA3 6GR

Work Management Inc

street: 3260 Pointe Parkway, Suite 200

countryName: GE


title: HSE Metrica Media Evaluation

description: HSE Metrica Media Evaluation

Portfolio Metrica Ltd

postalCode: WC2E 8AA


name: Heatherwood & Wexham Park Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Urgent care centre.

description: Health services. Community health services. Miscellaneous health services. General-practitioner services. Heatherwood and Wexham Park Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (HWPH) invites expressions of interest from all suitably experienced healthcare providers (including general practitioners, social enterprise / third sector organisations and other providers) to provide a requirement for a UCC providing a service 365 days a year Mon – Friday 10:00 – 24:00 with a 2nd GP required 18:00 – 22:00 Sat/Sunday and Bank Holidays 10:00 – midnight with a 2nd required GP 14:00 – 22:00 within the Wexham Park Hospital. HWPH is staging a competitive ITT process to secure a provider to deliver services from August 2011 HWPH will reserve the right to review the hours and the UCC will be subject to review and activity based on fluctuation and demand. The UCC service will be configured, staffed and equipped for both minor ailments and minor injuries and resourced to treat an indicative figure of 35 000 patients per year which will be subject to review and based on fluctuation and demand. The service must work closely with the existing A&E service to provide a seamless patient experience; identifying quickly those patients who require emergency acute care, urgent primary care and general primary care. Those wishing to submit an expression of interest (EOI) in tendering for the contract should send an email in the prescribed format to suzanne.scannell@hwph-tr.nhs.uk to arrive on or before Friday 24.6.2011. Further information and the EOI format can be found on the Supply2Gov and BiP websites.

street: Wexham Street

postalCode: SL2 4HL


title: Contract for the provision of community engagement services.

description: The contract is for the provision of community engagement services to assist the contracting authority to achieve deliverable master plans for housing renewal and smooth transition to the implementation of schemes.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 70
Price: 30

Westminster City Council

street: City Hall, 64 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1E 6PQ

Paddington Development Trust

street: UNit 122, Great Western Studios, 65 Alfred Road

postalCode: W2 5EU


name: National Renewable Energy Centre Limited ("Narec")

title: Offshore wind demonstration project - geophysical survey.

description: Narec is seeking a contractor to undertake a geophysical survey for the Blyth offshore wind demonstrator project. The survey contractor should be able to: Provide vessels and equipment suitable for undertaking geophysical survey at the site, in the anticipated water depths and metocean conditions; Provide vessels that meet appropriate UK and international maritime standards; Undertake geophysical survey to appropriate UK and international standards; Undertake a range of geophysical survey techniques appropriate for the site including, but not limited to, multibeam and single beam echo sounder, side scan sonar, sub bottom profiling and magnetometer.

street: National Renewable Energy Centre, Eddie Ferguson House, Ridley Street

postalCode: NE24 3AG


name: University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

title: Property Insurance

description: Material Damage cover for hospital buildings and contents.

title: Public/Products Liability

title: Professional Indemnity Insurance

title: Directors & Officers Liability

title: UK - UHB NHS FT: Insurance excluding broker services.

description: General insurance policies to meet the business needs of UHB NHS FT.

street: Mindelsohn Way

postalCode: B15 2WB


title: External Audit

description: External Auditing (up to 5 years) 200 000 GBP to 250 000 GBP.

title: External Audit and Tax Advice.

title: Internal Audit

description: Internal Auditing: (3 years) 300 000 GBP to 350 000 GBP.

title: Internal Audit.

title: Tax Advice

description: Taxation (up to 5 years) 100 000 GBP to 150 000 GBP.

title: Together Housing Group - Internal and External Auditing Services.

description: THG needs to appoint an internal auditor and a separate external auditor. If possible THG would like to appoint a tax advisor within the same process; tax advice and support may be awarded independently or to either auditor. The ambition of THG is to find, through this tender, organisations that can appreciate the drivers behind the Group and offer and deliver exceptional additional value in the course of conducting regulated and obligatory services.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality & satisfaction: 20
Timeliness and efficiency: 15
Sustainability and cost drivers: 15
Pricing schedule: 50

Together Housing Group

street: Bull Green House, Bull Green

postalCode: HX1 2EB

Grant Thornton UK LLP

street: 4 Hardman Square Spinningfields

postalCode: M3 3EB

Mazars LLP

street: The Lexicon, Mount Street

postalCode: M2 5NT


title: EE Chigwell Brook Works

description: EE Chigwell Brook Works


title: Bench-top Ultra Centrifuge

description: To be used for purification of viruses & Virus-like particles, cellular organelles, and nucleic acid

Health Protection Agency

street: Chilton

postalCode: OX11 0RQ


title: Contract for Thames valley arrest referral and drug testing scheme.

description: To provide an arrest referral service from police custody, including drug testing, required and voluntary assessments under the Drugs intervention programme (DIP). The provider will also offer screening and/or referral for alcohol misuse, mental health and learning disabilities. The service will be provided in up to 6 custody suites only, subject to Home Office funding.

Thames Valley Police

street: Procurement, Oxford Road

postalCode: OX5 2NX


title: Home Administration Service.

title: Home Administration Services.

description: The British Bone Marrow Registry (BBMR) is a division of the NHS Blood and Transplant. The Northern Ireland and Scottish Blood Transfusion Services are participants in the service provided by the BBMR. The BBMR supports Clinical Transplantation Programmes. It recruits prospective stem cell donors from the blood donor population. The donors are tissue typed. They are then available to be searched by accredited Transplant Centres or laboratories acting on their behalf for patients with leukaemia and other blood disorders. After further testing a donor may be identified as a stem cell donor. Finally selected donors will receive a short course of Granulocyte Colony Stimulating Factor (G-CSF) i.e. daily subcutaneous injections for 3 days prior to attending the designated Collection Centre. The G-CSF is administered by agreement with the donor either at their home or their workplace. This is the substantive part of the service that this specification will cover. The donor will subsequently receive up to two further doses of G-CSF at the Collection Centre. Stem Cells are then collected from the donor as an outpatient procedure in a designated hospital or NBS Apheresis Collection Centre. In addition, the contractor will also be asked to provide the cost of a Pharmacy Service to the BBMR. To supply a) G-CSF to donors for 4 days as prescribed by a Designated Medical Practitioner. b) G-CSF as stock at a pre-defined level for the five BBMR Collection Centres. The contractor will also provide an ad hoc phlebotomy service where urgent blood samples are required for final donor clearance testing.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 180
Quality: 300
Delivery performance: 170
General: 100
Cost: 250

NHS Blood and Transplant

street: North Bristol Park

postalCode: BS34 7QH

Healthcare at Home

street: Fifth Avenue, Centrum 100

postalCode: DE14 2WS


name: Department of Health's Arms Length Bodies

title: Patient Questionnaire Framework.

description: Multi-supplier framework agreement against which Providers of NHS funded healthcare services can call-off services to support the administration, collection and conversion of patient questionnaires into data.

awardCriteriaDetails: Criteria stated in the invitation to tender: 100

name: Department of Health as lead authority on behalf of contracting authorities as stated in Annex A

street: Skipton House, 80 London Road

postalCode: SE1 6LH


name: Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust

title: Courtesy car service & Goole Treatment Centre PTS

description: Emergency Response Courtesy Car Transport Service, operating blue-light response service for Grimsby, Scunthorpe and Goole Hospitals. Non-emergency patient transport service to Goole Treatment Centre - this service is currently provided by in-house staff who may be subject to TUPE transfer should the contract be awarded.

title: Staff cross site shuttle and Staff Park & Ride Services

description: Staff Cross-Site Shuttle Bus Service between Grimsby and Scunthorpe Hospital Sites & Staff Park and Ride Service between Scunthorpe Hospital and remote staff car park, currently sited at Glanford Park (Scunthorpe Utd FC).

title: Various passenger/courier transport services encompassing: i) staff cross-site shuttle bus service between Grimsby and Scunthorpe Hospital Sites; ii) staff park and ride service operating at Scunthorpe Hospital; iii) emergency response car transport service to Grimsby, Scunthorpe and Goole Hospitals; iv) non-emergency patient transport service to Goole Treatment Centre.

description: Various passenger/courier transport services - encompassing: i) staff cross-site shuttle bus service between Grimsby and Scunthorpe Hospital Sites, requires two 16 seat minibuses operating Mon-Fri between 8:00 and 20:00 hrs; ii) staff park and ride service requiring 2 x 29 seat low floor buses. Service operates Mon-Fri 7:45 am to 18:00 between Scunthorpe Hospital and remote staff car park, currently sited at Glanford Park (Scunthorpe Utd FC); iii) emergency response courtesy car transport service, operating blue-light response service for Grimsby, Scunthorpe and Goole Hospitals. Service requires contracted 14 hours cover per day (weekdays only) plus access to additional courier/taxi service outside 14 hrs with 24 hr Control of all emergency response vehicle requirements; iv) non-emergency patient transport service to Goole Treatment Centre - weekdays between 6:00 and 21:00 based on two drivers and 2 vehicles operating within their logistical and safe driving capacity. Note: This service is currently provided by in-house staff who may be subject to TUPE transfer should the contract be awarded.

street: Diana Princess of Wales Hospital, Scartho Road


title: Childcare Vouchers

description: Service fee and salary sacrifice for February 2011

Computer Share Voucher Services

postalCode: WS13 6RR


title: Provision of a mutuals information and triaging service.

description: Background. The Mutuals Support Programme (MSP) is a fund of 10 000 000 GBP in support for some of the most promising and innovative mutuals who would like to spin out from the public sector. From late 2011 the aim of the programme is to help fledgling mutuals to reach a point of investment readiness. The programme will be administered inhouse by the Cabinet Office (CO). Within this, the Mutuals Information Service (MIS) will meet the immediate need to provide frontline public sector workers, interested in exploring options for mutualisation, with expert advice, sign posting and information. The MIS will also provide the information and data required by CO to efficiently and effectively allocate and direct resources under the broader MSP. The information generated by the MIS will therefore be crucial to building a much clearer understanding of the barriers and gaps in knowledge which can affect the success of public sector mutuals. The MIS as a whole will: a. Provide those interested (including public sector employees and bodies interested in pursuing opportunities to create and build viable mutual enterprises; and members of the public with a more general interest) in public service mutuals with information, signposting and expert advice; b. Identify, according to agreed criteria (applied through a triaging function), individual cases and projects where CO could direct more intensive support through the broader MSP; c. Provide an accessible resource library of materials, guides and toolkits available freely for public sector employees and any other interested parties. The MIS will be comprised of four elements to achieve this: I. Web portal – this will be the ‘front-end’ access point for information and advice and will host the resource library (see element IV. below). The portal will also serve to filter initial enquiries and signpost enquirers to the most appropriate resource(s) – including the MIS telephone line service (see element II. below); II. Telephone line and e-mail service – this will provide advice and information on public service mutuals, primarily for those public sector employees/bodies interested in forming public service mutuals; III. Triaging of need, case management, referrals and data/evidence gathering – triaging individual enquiries/cases (from elements i. and II.); expertly diagnosing the needs of organisations and undertaking appropriate responses. — Including provision of information/advice, sign posting, ongoing case management and building a database of cases; and referring cases to CO that are candidates for support under the broader MSP. Through this process, the MIS will be expected to gather and report data on enquiries and potential/ongoing mutualisation projects, — Including, evidence on experiences (barriers, opportunities and successes), progress, and requirements for support relating to the creation and expansion of public service mutuals. IV. Accessible resource library of materials, guides and toolkits for those interested in exploring and pursuing opportunities to form public service mutuals. Nature of this requirement. This contract award notice relates to the provision of elements (II) and (III) above only. (The other elements (I) and (IV) above shall be delivered via the Government Digital Service).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Engagement with public service mutuals: 10
Approach to delivery - working with others: 10
Approach to delivery - project management: 5
Approach to delivery - enquirer handling: 15
Risk management: 5
Value for money: 10
Qualities and suitability of proposed staff: 25
Interview and presentation: 20

Cabinet Office

street: 70 Whitehall

postalCode: SW1A 2AS

PA Consulting Services Limited

street: 123 Buckingham Palace Road

postalCode: SW1W 9SR


title: Research to examine how long-term decisions on the location of development are accounting for the implications of climate change on flood risk.

description: The aims of this project are to: a) Undertake a high level screening of a representative sample of local authorities to assess how Planning Policy Statement 25 has been applied in decisions on the allocation of land for development; b) Using case studies, explore how explicitly factoring in current and future flood risk against other factors influences decisions on the allocation of land for development. The work consists of the following tasks: 1. Identify a representative sample of local authority development plans and an agreed number of case studies 2. Review in the sample of local development plans a. how Strategic Flood Risk Assessments have accounted for climate change; b. the proportion of allocations approved using the Exception Test under Planning Policy Statement 25. 3. Using case studies, understand what effect factoring in climate change and flood risk would have on allocation decisions by: a. Comparing the costs and benefits of actual allocations against alternative allocations in lower flood risk zones and/or land not at flood risk; b. Using the results from part (a), highlight how land might have been allocated differently if decisions had fully accounted for climate change and flood risk. We would welcome expressions of interest from parties with proven expertise in the following areas: • flood risk management policy and the land use planning system; • use of recognised economic techniques for estimating costs and benefits, particularly in relation to land and development values; • understanding and use of climate projections; • use of Geographical Information Systems. Expressions of interest must reach us by 12:00 Friday 28th October, following which parties will be sent the full Invitation to Tender.

Committee on Climate Change

street: 1st Floor, Holbein Place

postalCode: SW1W 8NR


name: Johnnie Johnson Housing Trust (Astraline)

title: Out of hours call centre services.

title: OOH0011- Out of hours call centre services.

description: This contract is for the provision of out of hours call centre services for social alarms, repairs reporting and antisocial behaviour reporting, including lone worker monitoring both in-hours and out of hours. The Wrekin HousingTrust is one of the largest independent housing providers in the Midlands with over 11 000 homes mainly acrossthe Telford and Wrekin area as well as new developments in Shropshire, Staffordshire, West Midlands. TheTrust also provides management services for other partner organisations.

Wrekin Housing Trust Ltd

street: Colliers Way, Old Park

postalCode: TF3 4AW

street: Astra House Spinners Lane Poynton, Cheshire

postalCode: SK12 1GA


title: Specialist audio/visual software development services for the National Football Museum Urbis.

title: Specialist audio/visual software development services for the National Football Museum Urbis, Manchester.

description: Award notice.

Manchester City Council

street: Town Hall

postalCode: M60 2LA

Centre Screen Productions

street: Eastgate, Castle Street, Castlefield

postalCode: M3 4LZ


title: Insurance services review 2011.

description: Property, business interruption, liability, motor vehicle, engineering, personal accident, fidelity guarantee, professional indemnity, construction related and other insurances and insurance services as required by Genesis Housing Group.

Genesis Housing Group

street: Capital House, 25 Chapel Street

postalCode: NW1 5DT

Zurich Municipal

street: 2 Gladiator Way


title: Contract Compliance and Forensic Auditing for the Marketing Category

description: Lot 1: Contract Compliance and Forensic Audit services for Marketing and Media category.

title: Lot 2: Contract Compliance and Forensic Audit services - General Services.

description: Lot 2: General services, to include, but not limited to: IT, Telecoms, Travel, Events, FM and HR.

title: Contract Compliance and Forensic Auditing Services Framework for Royal Mail Group.

description: Royal Mail Group wishes to invite tenders for the provision of Contract Compliance and Forensic Auditing services in order to undertake selected audits of contracted products and services to ensure full contract compliance for the whole Royal Mail Group. The contract terms is to be 3+2. Royal Mail currently have 200+ suppliers and an annual external spend in excess of 1.5bn GBP. The framework panel consisting of a maximum of 5 firms will compete for the individual requirements when required by use of a mini competion or e-auction. Royal Mail Group reserves the right to award call off's from the framework directly to the any of the individual framework suppliers if the circumstances requires us to do so.

Royal Mail Group Ltd

street: Group Procurement 1st Floor, 35-50 Rathbone Place

postalCode: W1T 1HQ


title: Water testing service term contract.

title: Water Testing Service (Excluding Repairs) Term Contract.

description: Provision of a water testing service (excluding repairs) for mainly non-housing properties that the council deem require to be included in the testing programme.

East Ayrshire Council

street: Corporate Procurement Team, London Road HQ

postalCode: KA3 7BU

Hertel

street: Alton House, Alton Business Park, Alton Road, Ross-On-Wye

postalCode: HR9 5BP


name: Welsh Assembly Government on behalf of the Welsh Ministers

description: Axis II monitoring & evaluation programme. From 2012 the current agri-environment schemes, Tir Gofal, Tir Cynnal, Organic Farm Scheme and Tir Mynydd will be superseded by a single land management scheme, Glastir. This scheme has been designed to effectively and efficiently meet current and future environmental challenges within an ecosystem goods and services framework. Glastir will fund land management practices which will increase the value of Wales’s natural capital and enhance the flow of associated goods and services to society. The Welsh Government on behalf of the Welsh Ministers, has let a 2 year contract with the potential to extend for a further 2 years. The monitoring programme is required to satisfy both internal and external evidence requirements, including accounting for and complementing existing Welsh and wider UK monitoring programmes. It must be constructed in a manner which robustly quantifies the relationship between intervention management, changes in natural capital and flows of ecosystem goods and services via a single monitoring framework. It is envisaged that the monitoring framework will consist of a surveillance component (establishing general trends in stock and flows) and a targeted component (which relates specific management to the wider observed trends in stock and flows). As an indication of the potential scope of the monitoring programme the following should be considered as minimum for investigation of stock and flows: Soil. Water. Habitat. Species. Climate change mitigation. Historic environment. Landscape. Social capital. Access. Given the wide range of skills required to delivery the monitoring programme (and also to ensure maximum effectiveness and efficiency) the monitoring programme will be let as a single contract (single meaning an integrated approach rather than separate contracts for water, soil, habitats etc). Novel and innovative approaches to delivering this programme will be welcome. The data collected under this monitoring contract will contribute the overall Axis evaluation and be used for future policy development.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Demonstrate understanding: 10
Methodological approach: 30
Project management: 25
Sustainability: 5
Data security: 10
Cost - value for money: 20

street: Rhodfa Padarn, Llanbadarn Fawr

postalCode: SY23 3UR

Centre of Ecology & Hydrology

street: Environment Centre Wales, Deiniol Road

postalCode: LL57 2UW


description: Met Office - Annual Public Perception Survey Contract to provide an insertion into the 2011 Annual Public Perception Survey. Costs broken down as follows: Project management Fieldwork DP Presentation, Report

GfK

postalCode: SE1 9UL