title: FS616024 NRL for Parasites - Echinococcus and Trichinella.

description: The provision of services for the uk national reference laboratories for: Parasites - Echinococcus and Trichinella. Scope of services to be provided basic duties of the national reference laboratories according to Article 33 of Reg (EC) 882/2004 are: a) To collaborate with the European Union Reference Laboratories (EU-RLs) in their area of competence including participation in activities organised by the EURL; b) To co-ordinate, for their area of competence, the activities of official laboratories responsible for the analysis of samples in accordance with Article 11; c) Where appropriate, organise comparative tests between the official laboratories and ensure an appropriate follow-up of such comparative testing; d) To ensure the dissemination to the Competent Authority and official national laboratories of information that the EU-RL supplies; e) To provide scientific and technical assistance to the Competent Authority for the implementation of co-ordinated control plans adopted in accordance with Article 53; and f) To be responsible for carrying out other specific duties provided for in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 62(3), without prejudice to existing additional national duties. The laboratory will be required to: — Provide staff with a high level of scientific expertise and experience in the area of Official Control and to have access to laboratory facilities as necessary, — Provide impartial expert advice to the Agency as requested, — Provide impartial expert advice and guidance to OCLs and other relevant laboratories, including comprehensive advice and guidance on methodology and relevant sampling and analysis legislation, — Have links with OCLs and other relevant laboratories to enable dissemination and exchange of information, — be familiar with the enforcement system in operation in the UK, — Maintain a list of the accreditation for the relevant OCLs, — Have experience of, and be able to operate in accordance with, the relevant sampling and analysis legislation, including maintaining specific UKAS accreditation (or equivalent) for the relevant analytes, and satisfactory performance in proficiency test schemes; and — Where appropriate undertake standardisation (e.g. CEN, ISO etc) activities on behalf of the Agency. The duties of the NRL are grouped according to its core functions as follows: A. Secretariat services: a) Disseminating information / advice supplied by the EURL and its working groups to the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories in a timely and effective manner; b) Co-ordinating the activities of OCLs and other relevant laboratories in food in relation to the core functions described below; c) Creating and maintaining an efficient two-way channel of communication with OCLs and relevant laboratories and the EURL, including disseminating information on analytical methods and EU Regulations to OCLs and feedback of comments from OCLs to the EURL; d) Providing regular updates to the FSA on NRL activities, and up-to-date information on UK OCLs and other relevant laboratories to the FSA as requested; e) Creation and maintenance of a dedicated website for communication of the work of the NRL including provision of advice and support to OCLs, information on methods of analyses, SOPs, latest developments and other background information. B. Advice and representation within the UK / EU: a) Providing impartial expert advice as requested to the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories on analytical methodology in the context of Official Controls; b) Representing the UK at relevant EURL meetings, and its working-groups, consulting the FSA on objectives and requirements before each meeting and providing the FSA with an internal report of the meeting within two weeks of each meeting; c) Participating in activities organised by the EURL and contributing to the scientific input at EURL meetings and in manner which supports UK policy based on best available scientific knowledge; d) Advising the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories on best scientific practice in testing for Official Controls and undertaking activities in consultation with the FSA that facilitate and promote their application in the UK within the policy aims of the FSA; e) Keeping abreast of and advising the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories of developments for the sampling, testing and detection of analytes; f) Identifying and informing the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories of emerging analytical issues or developments at a national, European or international level and recommending action to address them; g) Where appropriate, undertake standardisation (e.g. CEN, ISO, etc) activities on behalf of the Agency. C. Production of standard operating procedures, codes of practice and guidance documents: a) Contributing to the development of standardised operating procedures, relevant codes of practice and guidance documents for use by OCLs and other relevant laboratories, as requested by the FSA. D. Compliance assessment via audits and ring trials: a) Ensuring consistency and quality of testing approaches applied by UK OCLs and other relevant laboratories, including advising on corrective action following adverse reports on OCLs from UKAS; b) Planning proficiency tests for UK OCLs and other relevant laboratories as appropriate (taking into account the number of relevant laboratories), analysing and evaluating the outcome, informing the FSA and OCLs of the results and advising on further action; c) Coordinating the participation of UK OCLs and other relevant laboratories in EURL method validation studies and other initiatives, informing the FSA, EURL and OCLs of the results and advising on further action; d) Participating in proficiency tests and method validation studies organised by the EURL, informing the FSA of the results and implementing any corrective measures required; e) Co-ordinating training exercises to promote best laboratory practice in respect of analysis. E. Co-ordination within the UK of EURL initiatives: a) Co-ordinating the implementation of EURL recommendations related to the standardisation of testing methods across the EU. F. Communication of results and data use: a) The Contractor shall ensure that the FSA receives regular updates of any developments related to the core functions of the NRL; b) The Contractor shall notify the FSA immediately by email of any deviations which may affect the specifications and timing of the annual work programme; c) The Contractor shall notify the FSA immediately by email of any unusual occurrences resulting from any of the core functions of the NRL; d) If requested, the Contractor shall provide interim reports during the annual work programme; e) Any results or reports arising from the work of the NRL will not be communicated to any external parties without the written permission of the FSA; f) The use of the data for presentations and / or papers will not be permitted unless written permission has been sought and given by the FSA; g) The Contractor will maintain records for a period of 3 years from the end of the Contract; h) In other work related to the core functions of the NRL the specified deadlines agreed between the FSA and the Contractor should be met; i) If necessary, at the end of the Contract all information and data gained from, and required for, NRL function over the course of the Contract will be handed over to the FSA. This will include assisting with transfer of archived reference materials; j) If required, provide an internal report of meetings with other organisations (such as Official Control Laboratories, the EU-RL and ENGL) within 10 working days.

Food Standards Agency

street: Foss House, Peasholme Green

postalCode: YO1 7PR


currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: UK-Reading: flood-defences maintenance works

description: 26085 south east region minor works framework. The framework is to address the need for smaller civil engineering and maintenance works in the south east region. The types of work to be covered will fall into the following categories: Vegetation and watercourse maintenance including incidence response. Minor civil construction work including maintenance, design and build and m&e requirement. Fabrication and welding. CPV: 45246410, 77314000, 71322000, 45262680, 45255400, 45000000, 71334000.

procurementMethod: open

J Breheny Constractors Ltd

postalCode: IP6 8NH

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


name: Department for Work and Pensions (CD Sourcing)

title: In Work Support for 18-24 year Olds in Black Country

documentType: tenderNotice

description: The In Work Support Programme is pre DWP Work Programme provision and will support those 18-24 year olds in the Black Country. The aim of the provision is to support those customers to keep in employment for a minimum of 26 weeks. There will be a light touch approach (Aftercare) and also support for those requiring more in depth support (Mentoring and Debt Support)

mainProcurementCategory: services

street: Room GS25,Quarry House,Quarry Hill

postalCode: LS2 7UA


name: Transport for London (Information and Communications Technology)

title: ITC11147 – Supply of Electronic Service Update Boards to Transport for London.

description: Transport for London (TfL) are committed to providing information to customers that allows them to make the most effective use of the network. Real-time information provided at stations is key to this, and is delivered through a number of channels and formats. One of these formats is electronic service update boards (ESUBs), which are screens positioned in front of London Underground station gate lines to give customers entering the network an ‘at a glance’ understanding of how all parts of the network are running. There are approximately 340 ESUBs across the LU network and further ESUB rollouts are now planned on DLR, Overground, Cable Car and some train operating company sites. Of these 340 ESUBs, 100 of the oldest units are now life-expired/obsolete and cannot cope with the increased advancement in software required to meet demands. A project has been initiated to replace these units as well as others when required with modern integrated devices to accommodate advances for current and future application software. The scope of this requirement is to establish a framework agreement with a supplier to manufacture and supply ESUB units to TfL.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: RESTRICTED

street: Windsor House, 42- 50 Victoria St.

postalCode: SW1H 0TL


name: Chevron Polska Energy Resources Sp. z O.O.

title: Framework agreement for the provision of Environmental, Social and Health Impact Assessment (ESHIA) of our operations in Poland.

description: The contract is a non exclusive framework agreement with economic operators(s) to provide Environmental, Social and Health Impact Assessment (ESHIA) for our operations in Poland to Chevron Polska Energy Resources Sp z.o.o. (hereinafter referred to as "company") for land-based exploration and production activities in Poland. Company's preferred outcome would be to award framework agreements(s) to economic operators(s) who are capable of delivering all of the required services. Call-offs against the framework will be issued to the provider with the most economically advantageous framework agreement and Company will use the same award criteria as stated in the framework agreement invitation to tender. Only when the terms laid down in the framework agreement are not complete enough for a particular call off, will Company hold a mini competition with all the providers awarded a framework agreement and capable of meeting the particular need agaisnt the terms and conditions of the agreed framework agreement. Company will only consider economic operators with the technical ability and demonstrated experience necessary to provide the service in Poland.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

street: c/o Chevron North Sea Limited, Hill of Rubislaw

postalCode: AB15 6XL


name: The Ulster Council of the Gaelic Athletic Association (The Ulster Council GAA)

title: Casement Park GAA stadium services contract for an integrated consultancy team.

title: Stadium development project at casement park for the Ulster Council GAA - services contract for an integrated consultancy team.

description: The Ulster Council GAA proposes to demolish the existing Casement Park stadium in Belfast and construct a new 40 000 capacity all seated stadium. The total budget for the project is in the region of 76 400 000 GBP. The Ulster Council GAA wishes to make a single appointment to provide the services of a Project Manager led team with cost management and other associated construction professionals in related disciplines to design and manage the stadium project to RIBA plan of work stage D, acquire Article 31 planning permission including an environmental impact assessment manage enabling works, under the control and supervision of the Ulster Council GAA, leading the procurement of the IST team, and to act in the clients best interest to administer the IST team until the end of the defects period. Please refer to the memorandum of information for more details.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 20
Quality: 80

street: 8-10 Market Street

postalCode: BT61 7BX

Mott Mac Donald Ltd

street: 40 Linenhall Street

postalCode: BT2 8BA


title: Winchester Floating Support.

title: Winchester Floating Support.

description: Floating Support Service available to older people throughtout the Community irrespective of tenure. Contract value is based on the full 5 year period (3 + 2yrs).

procurementMethod: direct

Hampshire County Council

street: Supporting People Team Hampshire County Council Adult Services 3rd Floor North, Hants

postalCode: SO23 8UQ

Winchester City Council

street: Winchester City Council Offices, Colebrook Street

postalCode: SO23 9LJ


name: Health and Social Care Information Centre

title: RIT0928 - Interim Developer and Service Architect in Software Development

description: Provision for an Interim Developer and Service Architect in Software Development. This tender was let on the Government Procurement Service Non-Permanent Staff ICT Lot, only suppliers on this framework were invited to bid.

Magnetic IT (Methods Consulting)

street: 125 Shaftesbury Avenue

postalCode: WC2H 8AD


title: Terahertz Network Analyser.

title: Terahertz Network Analyser.

description: The School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University of Leeds is seeking tenders for an automatic vector network analyser system in order to permit the S-parameter characterisation of devices, components and circuits up to 1 THz.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Whole of life cost: 20
Compatibility of equipment: 20
Ease of use: 15
Flexibility of operation: 10
After sales service and technical support: 10
Additional features: 20
Environmental impact: 5

University of Leeds

street: Woodhouse Lane

postalCode: LS2 9JT

Agilent Technologies UK Ltd

street: Wokingham


title: Shavers.

title: Cannulas.

title: Fluid Management Systems.

title: Stack Systems.

title: The Supply of Arthroscopy Consumables.

description: Contract award notice to award lots 1, 2 4 and 6 of tender.

Solent Supplies Team

street: Unit 18, Solent Industrial Estate, Hedge End

postalCode: SO30 2FY


title: Service provision for the collection, transportation, handling and disposal / treatment of highways related waste.

title: Provision of the collection, handling, transportation, recovery / treatment & disposal of highways related waste.

description: Sandwell MBC is seeking to appoint one economic operator to deliver a seamless service, who has the necessary economic & financial standing & who can clearly demonstrate ability & experience of delivering similar services. To achieve this, the successful economic operator will be: a registered waste carrier / dealer or a registered waste carrier / broker / dealer & hold a registered waste managers licence / environmental permit or registered exemption relating to waste operations for a waste transfer station including treatment. The Council will not break the requirement down into individual lots. The economic operator will undertake to deliver the whole service requirement from providing advice in relation to storage & classification of the waste prior to its actual collection, collection of the waste, sorting of the waste & then delivering the waste to appropriate destinations (recovery operations & or landfill) for final recovery or disposal. The economic operator will not be required to operate their own land - fill sites, or waste operations for recovery or metal recycling, but will hold responsibility for ensuring that the most effective method of disposal which will result in least damage to the environment is selected for disposal, together with ensuring that the selected recovery operations or disposal sites have the appropriate licences, permits or exemptions.

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Sandwell Council House, Freeth Street

postalCode: B69 3DB

Weir Waste Services Ltd

street: Fawdry House, 50 Cato Street

postalCode: B7 4TS


title: GB-BRISTOL: SUPPLY OF PAN DRAINS

description: The Medical & General Supplies Project Team (M&GS PT) is part of the Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) Organisation and part of it’s role is to provide general supplies and stores to the UK Armed Forces. M&GS has a requirement for the supply of Pan Drains, NATO Stock Number (NSN) 4910-99-1292086. Period of Contract: The Authority envisages placing a 2 year Enabling Contract to meet this requirement. Financial Ability: The Applicant’s financial ability to meet this requirement will be assessed on a risk basis and the Applicant’s financial accounts will be evaluated by the Authority. Applicants who present an unacceptable financial risk to the Authority will not qualify. Quality Assurance: Applicant’s must hold appropriate Quality Assurance Certification as requested below. Applicants that do not hold appropriate certification will not qualify. Transparency, Freedom of Information and Environmental Information Regulations Applicants should be aware that, should they be awarded the Contract, the content of the Contract will be published by the MOD to the general public in line with government policy set out in the Prime Minister’s letter of May 2010 (http://www.number10.gov.uk/news/statements-and-articles/2010/05/letter-to-government-departments-on-opening-up-data-51204.) Suppliers expressing interest in this requirement are required to: a. Provide a copy of current BS EN ISO 9001:2008 or equivalent Quality Assurance accreditation certificate. The certification must include appropriate scope to cover the supply of this type of item. b. Provide copies of last 2 years Audited accounts c. Confirm that they are content to trade via the Authority’s Purchase to Payment (P2P) System Note that the Authority may use this information to down-select to those Companies invited to tender for the requirement; therefore suppliers will not be considered for this requirement where they do not provide the information requested. However the Authority may still elect to conduct a formal pre qualification exercise. Estimated Value: £72,000 Vat Ex. Duration: from placement of contract. 2 years (estimated end date September 2014)

Medical & General Supplies (M&GS), DE&S

street: Elm 2b #4226,NH4,MOD Abbeywood

postalCode: BS34 9JH


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Procurement - CMT SW&W

title: Supply and Install Cell Reset Plates at HMP Hull

description: Emergency installation and supply of cell reset plates at HMP Hull

Folknoll Services

postalCode: SG8 5DT


name: Equilibrium Youth Work Community Interest Company

measure: electronicBids

title: Young People's Learning Opportunities Outside of Mainstream Schools.

description: Welfare services for children and young people. The Service will support young people who have complex and challenging special educational needs; may not be attending school, and are often hard to reach. The Service offered will be agreed and tailored to the needs of the young person and will include youth work services such as: accredited work; counselling; mentoring; group work; anger management and basic life skills.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Purpose; requirement; staffing; joint working; participation; publicity & promotion; strategic framework, quality assurance; service user specification: 25
Safeguarding: 10
Performance; data & information sharing; referrals; pathways: 20
Approach: 5
Cost: 10
Outcomes: 25
Compliancy: 5

Dorset County Council

street: County Hall, Colliton Park

postalCode: DT1 1XJ

street: Office 2, The Exchange

postalCode: DT10 1FH


title: Asbestos Survey

description: Asbestos Survey of buildings

Civil Nuclear Constabulary

street: Building F6,Culham Science Centre

postalCode: OX14 3DB

Independent Asbestos Contractors

street: 9b Westbrook Road

postalCode: GU34 1JL


title: Fuel and Lubricants for Board Vehicles.

description: Board vehicles may require to visit suppliers within certain areas for the purchase of derv, petrol and occasionally agricultural diesel, add blue and engine oil as and when required during the period of the contract.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Southern Education and Library Board

street: 3 Charlemont Place, The Mall

postalCode: BT61 9AX

Maxol Direct NI Ltd

street: 48 Trench Road, Mallusk

postalCode: BT30 6NY

Nicholl Fuel Oils Ltd

street: 172-176 Clooney Road, Greysteel

postalCode: BT47 3DY

Thompson Fuels Ltd

street: 49 Market Street

postalCode: BT62 2BP

Square View Filling Station

street: Newry Street, Newtownhamilton

postalCode: BT35 0AB


title: Replacement Garage - Ilfracombe Coastguard Rescue Station

description: Replacement of existing garage at Ifracombe Coastguard Rescue Station This tender will be managed by the MCA management company Parsons Brinckerhoff for further details please contact: - Petr Novak - 01179339194 Petr.Novak@pbworld.com Deadline for expressions of interest to be received is12:00 21/12/12


title: Learning and Research Building Extension, Southmead.

description: The design and construction of an extension to the existing Learning and Research Centre at the Southmead Hospital site.

mainProcurementCategory: works

North Bristol NHS Trust

street: Southmead Hospital, Westbury-On-Trym

postalCode: BS10 5NB


title: Contract for the provision of Mobile Services

description:
CRI is seeking to engage a suitably qualified and experienced provider for the provision of Mobile Telephony Services. CRI is looking for a provider who can supply both hardware / equipment and associated business tools for example mobile device management software, personal call management software and an inventory management solution.

 Full details of CRI's specification of requirments will be included in an ITT Document which will be issued to all prospective suppliers successfully responding to a corresponding PPQ.

 CRI's current spend is circa £400,000 p.a. on Mobile Services.

 (MT Ref:90382)

CRI (Crime Reduction Initiatives)

street: 3rd Floor Tower Point,44 North Road,Business Support

postalCode: BN1 1YR


name: Drivers Jonas Deloitte, Gleeds, Mace Limited, Mott MacDonal Limited

title: Estates Professional Services Framework.

title: Project Delivery - Estates Professional Services.

description: Multi-disciplinary Estates Professional Services Framework agreement(s) relating to New Build Projects, Fit Out and Refurbishment Projects, Mechanical and Electrical works, and ad-hoc requirements covering the UK.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality of technical response: 60
Price: 20
Presentation: 16
References: 4

Home Office

street: General Property 2 Marsham Street

postalCode: SW1P 4DF


title: Bricks 1000/1

description: Bricks.

title: Vinyl flooring - cut to size 1000/2

description: Vinyl flooring - cut to size.

title: Plaster 1000/3

description: Plaster.

title: Ceramic wall tiles Etc 1000/4

description: Ceramic wall tiles Etc.

title: Aggregates 1000/5

description: Sand, stone, cement.

title: General building materials 1000/6

description: General building materials.

title: GB2013 contract 1000.

description: To supply general building materials as required to the Central stores depot in Bolton.

Bolton at Home

street: Unit 15, Riverside Business Park, Waters Meeting Road

postalCode: BL1 8TU


title: Byron House student residences and facilities development.

title: 536/AMCF Byron House Student Residences and Facilities Development

description: The University is looking to enter into a long term partnership for: 1. the design, construction, financing and operation of new student residences, and 2. the design, construction, financing and potentially the operation of a building frame which could potentially house a range of non-residential facilities, which may include but not be limited to, sports facilities, health facilities, leisure, student social space and retail facilities. The successful applicant will be required to provide the student accommodation and the building frame on the site of the Universitys Byron House facility on Shakespeare Street in Nottingham. It is currently anticipated that the successful applicant will be required to construct and operate the residential facilities to a total bed figure in the region of 600 but the University reserves the right to procure more or less than this figure. It is currently envisaged that the successful applicant will be responsible for all site management, cleaning, security, grounds maintenance, building maintenance and lifecycle management and replacement of the student accommodation for the term of the agreement. The successful applicant will also be required to share in the responsibility for providing pastoral care to students in respect of occupancy of the student accommodation. It is currently the Universitys strong preference that the successful applicant will procure the provision and operation of the facilities that will be housed in the building frame once constructed and this is something that will be explored during the tender process. The University anticipates requiring approval rights in respect of design. The University anticipates that it may lease all or part of the site to the successful applicant for the duration of the term and retain the rights of reversion to the site whilst achieving the most advantageous outcome. It is the Universitys strong preference that the successful applicant will be required to enter into an agreement for the transfer of construction and operational risk (including demand risk) for the student accommodation without recourse to the University. It is anticipated that the term of the agreement will be a minimum of 35 years and a maximum in the region of 50 years, with the duration being agreed with the successful applicant determined on a mutually advantageous commercial basis. The University intends to limit the number of participants to be invited to the negotiation stage to 3. The objective criteria for choosing the limited number of candidates will be set out in the pqq.

awardCriteriaDetails:
commercial: 50
non-residential facility proposal: 15
student residential proposal: 10
sustainability: 10
quality of facilities: 5
residential service management: 5
outline implementation plan/programme: 5

Nottingham Trent University

street: 2nd Floor Dryden Centre, c/o Burton Street

postalCode: NG1 4BU

UPP Group Ltd

street: Weston House, 246 High Holborn

postalCode: WC1V 7EX


title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Transport February 2013

title: Passenger Services Transport February 2013.

description: Provision of public transport, home to school transport and social services transport.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council

street: ENS Procurement and Supplies, County Hall, Cross Street

postalCode: HU17 9BA

North Holderness Community Transport

street: H.A.R.T. Yard, Cliff Road

postalCode: HU18 1JB

Goole Community Transport

street: Mariners Street

postalCode: DN14 5BS

Bus King

street: 52 Main Street

postalCode: YO25 8LG

Mally's Taxis

street: 8 St Margarets Close

postalCode: YO25 6XX

Langdale Travel

street: 14 Rees Close

postalCode: YO43 3GF

Fairway Rhodes

street: 308 Wincolmlee

postalCode: HU2 0QE

SSS Schedule Solutions

street: 71 Kirklands Road Spring Bank West

postalCode: HU5 5AX

Mr M Beharrell

street: 82 Millhouse, Woods Lane

postalCode: HU16 4HB

1st Choice Taxis

street: 28 Florida Keys Hull Road

postalCode: YO41 5PF

Amvale Ltd

street: South Humberside Industrial Park

postalCode: DN31 2TP

Mr A Cooke

street: Mea Domus Ings Lane

postalCode: HU12 9RN

Mr S Cohen

street: 8 Malvern Road

postalCode: HU5 5TZ

KC Cars

street: 22 Market Place

postalCode: YO25 6AR

Brantingham Cars

street: Brantingham Park

postalCode: HU15 1HX


title: Development Opportunity at Aberavon Beach Front, Neath Port Talbot.

description: Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council (“the Council”) is conducting a competitive tender process which will be carried out in a number of stages using the procedure known as competitive dialogue with the view to selecting an appropriately qualified and experienced developer to become its developer partner in an exciting development opportunity at Aberavon Beachfront in the County Borough of Neath Port Talbot. The Council believes that with the right development and investment, Aberavon Beachfront has the potential to improve the health and well being of the local community, boost the local economy, and to become a visitor destination of choice. To achieve this, any development will need to have the potential to maximise the impact of regeneration on site. As a minimum, this will require the developer to come forward with proposals that deal with the issue of certain disused buildings, either in terms of redevelopment or securing occupation or demolition. To become the Council’s developer partner, the proposed developer will be expected to provide details of their relevant skills, vision, experience and capability in respect of a transformational, integrated leisure-led regeneration scheme at Aberavon Beachfront, which will encompass sport, leisure, recreational, retail and community facilities (“the Development”). The Development is required to be situated within the parameters of the area edged in red and blue on the plan attached to the Memorandum of Information at Appendix 1 (the “Location”) and which, as part of the Development, will address the issue of some or all of the disused unoccupied buildings within the Location, whether by their utilisation or redevelopment or demolition. It is envisaged that the Council will meet the acceptable budgeted funding costs of the successful Development. Please note that the Council is not seeking an operator for the Development. On completion of the Development, the successful developer partner will hand control of the site, including the buildings, over to us. Organisations wishing to participate in this tender process and that are short listed, will be required to define the extent (including area) of their Development proposal within the Location. They will need to satisfy the Council that they can both deliver their chosen development site and address the issues of disused buildings within the Location, whether by their utilisation or redevelopment or demolition as part of their proposal. It should be noted that part of the Location is the subject to three leases (details of which are set out in the Memorandum of Information) and, accordingly, participating organisations will need to secure the cooperation of these leaseholders. Given the importance of securing the co-operation of these leaseholders, organisations that are successfully short listed at the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire stage will be expected to provide evidence at the second stage of the process (the first stage of the dialogue process) that they will be able both to deliver their chosen site and to address the issues of disused buildings within the Location whether by their utilisation or redevelopment or demolition. Any such organisations which, at that stage, are unable to satisfy us of their ability to both deliver their chosen site and to address the issues of disuse within the Location, whether by their utilisation or redevelopment or demolition will be unable to take any further part in the process and will be disqualified at that stage. Organisations will also need to ensure that their proposed site and Development are deliverable and to check that the site and Development are, in principle, acceptable to the Local Planning Authority for the uses required by the Council. Further information is set out in the Memorandum of Information. Copies of the Memorandum of Information and Pre-Qualification Questionnaire are available from the Council. To obtain copies of these documents please contact Miss Diane Spencer Principal Procurement Officer, at the following address: d.spencer@npt.gov.uk. Community Benefits do not apply to this contract.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Proposed Development:
The Development: 50
Disused land and buildings / Disused and unoccupied buildings: 50
Price (see II.I.4 above):

street: Port Talbot Civic Centre

postalCode: SA13 1PJ

Corban Investments Ltd

street: The Factory, 184 Newry Road

postalCode: BT32 3NB


name: Golden Jubilee Hospital (National Waiting Times Centre Board)

title: NHSScotland Lead Advisor Framework.

description: The objective of the Scottish Government Health and Social Care Directorates (SGHSCD) and the Authority, acting through its division, Health Facilities Scotland (HFS) is to procure a new series of construction and professional advisor frameworks for use by NHSScotland bodies and those other organisations nominated by HFS and described in more detail in this section below (“Framework Customers”), to deliver cost and time efficiencies in the delivery of publicly funded health and social care projects across Scotland. The establishment of this new series of frameworks is presently scheduled for early 2013. This Lead Advisor Framework (the “Framework”), part of a proposed series of professional services advisor frameworks, will be used by Framework Customers for other health and social care projects and consultancy advice in addition to work relating to projects to be delivered under the Frameworks Scotland 2 construction framework. Frameworks Scotland 2 is a national framework agreement for Scotland to be put in place between the Authority and appointed “Principal Supply Chain Partners”, under which a range of publicly funded construction and repair/maintenance schemes will be delivered in respect of health, social care and other facilities. This Framework will provide lead advisor services to Framework Customers on a call-off basis. The role of Lead Advisor is varied and may include inputs to projects to be delivered via a variety of procurement routes. It will be a key requirement of this framework to provide project management services, cost advisor services, supervisor services and brief writing for construction projects procured under the NEC3 suite of contracts. The Lead Advisor may also undertake technical building inspections and building surveys in accordance with the NHSScotland Property Appraisal Manual to assist in the development of Property and Asset Management Strategies (PAMS) and the NHSScotland State of Assets and Facilities Report. These inspections / surveys will also be used to inform backlog maintenance requirements and scope projects comprising programmes of risk reduction, statutory compliance and refurbishment works. The Lead Advisor will require to be conversant with all procurement routes used to deliver NHSScotland projects, though the primary focus of the role will be in respect of schemes delivered via the Frameworks Scotland 2 construction framework. It is intended that the following parties will be Framework Customers entitled to call off the Framework:-. — NHS Scotland Health Boards, Special Health Boards, and other NHS organisations operating in Scotland, — Any other organisations involved in the provision of health, social care, or health or social care related services in Scotland (including those working with or on behalf of the above NHS Scotland bodies) including, without limitation, entities which are involved in the funding and/or operation of health and social care facilities, universities, charities and local authorities, as nominated by the Authority. These bodies may act individually or collectively when calling off the Framework. Further information is provided in the Memorandum of Information on https://www.publictendersscotland.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk issued in connection with this tender process. Health Facilities Scotland, a division of the Authority, is running this tender process. Economic operators are advised that the issue of documents by Health Facilities Scotland does not commit the Authority, the Scottish Ministers, any NHS Board in Scotland or any other NHSScotland organisation to: — Proceed with the appointment of economic operators to this Framework, — Award any subsequent contract for individual projects pursuant to this Framework. None of the Authority, the Scottish Ministers, or any NHSScotland organisation, nor any of their advisors, shall be liable for any expenses incurred by economic operators in connection with the tender process whether for this Framework or any subsequent contract pursuant to this Framework. 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=230388.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 50
Commercial: 50

name: The Common Services Agency (hereinafter referred to as the 'Authority')

street: Gyle Square, 1 South Gyle Crescent

postalCode: EH12 9EB

Thomson Gray

street: Prospect House, 5 Thistle Street

postalCode: EH2 1DF

Sweett (Uk) Ltd.

street: 95 Haymarket Terrace

postalCode: EH12 5LQ

Pick Everard

street: 100 Berkeley Street

postalCode: G3 7HU

Currie & Brown Uk Limited

street: Building 3, 2 Parklands Avenue, Maxim Office Park, Eurocentral

postalCode: ML1 4WQ

CPC Project Services

street: Elliot Street Mews, 42 Elliott Street

postalCode: G3 8DZ

Aecom Professional Services LLP

street: 120 Bothwell Street

postalCode: G2 7JS


title: A Framework Agreement for the provison of a passenger transport services [Special Educational Needs].

description: Hire of passenger transport vehicles with driver. For the transport of children with special educational needs from home to school.


title: MILLING MACHINE

description: SUPPLY OF A MILLING MACHINE - see attached

PCoE - Procurement Centre of Excellence

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: Digital PCR system.

description: Two digitial PCR systems are required for: A) DNA absolute quantitation; B) relative quantitation of copy number variants; C) SNP rare allele detection and quantitation. The HPA laboratories are currently equipped for end-point and real-time PCR in 96- & 384-well plate format using strip-lids and adhesive plastic seals. Please tender for all pieces of additional equipment that we would require to operate your company's digital PCR system. The system or systems purchased as a result of this tender must be delivered in this financial year (April 2012 - March 2013). It is intended to award a contract for a period of 5 years, with the option of two 12 month extensions. It is intended that the equipment will be purchased in the first 2 years of the contract with the remainder of the period for service and support and for the supply of bespoke consumables.

Health Protection Agency

street: 61 Colindale Avenue

postalCode: NW9 5EQ


title: Lymphoedema Services.

description: Health services.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Finance: 40

Sandwell PCT

street: Kingston House, 438 High Street

postalCode: B70 9LD

LymphCare UK

street: Stourbridge Health & Social Care Centre, John Corbett Drive

postalCode: DY8 4JB


name: East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust

title: ED transfer vehicle services.

title: ED transfer vehicle.

description: Provision of ED transfer services within Emergency Department at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 55
Quality of responses: 45

street: City Campus, Hucknall Road

postalCode: NG5 1PB

street: Trust Headquarters

postalCode: NG8 6PY


title: Banking Services.

description: Banking Services.

Warrington Borough Council

street: Assistant Chief Executive Directorate, New Town House (Quattro), Buttermarket Street

postalCode: WA1 2NH


title: STERILISATION POUCHES AND BAGS

description: STERILISATION POUCHES AND BAGS - SUBJECT TO CHANGE - QUANTITIES TO BE DETAILED IN TENDER DOCUMENT BAG PLAIN 180 X 75 X 530MM BAG PLAIN 140 X 50 X 330MM BAG PLAIN 140 X 75X 250MM BAG PLAIN 180 X 95 X 380MM BAG PLAIN 300 X 75 X 530MM POUCH FLAT 50 X 250MM POUCH FLAT 100 X 150MM POUCH FLAT 100 X 270MM POUCH FLAT 150 X 300MM POUCH FLAT 100 X 400MM REEL FLAT 150 X 200MM REEL FLAT 200 X 200MM REEL FLAT 75 X 200MM

title: INTERLEAVED PAPER/CREPE PAPER

description: INTERLEAVED PAPER/CREPE PAPER - LIST SUBJECT TO CHANGE - QUANTITIES TO BE INCLUDED IN TENDER DOCUMENT BLUE SMS / GREEN NON WOVEN INTERLEAVED PAPER 1000MM X 1400MM BLUE SMS / GREEN NON WOVEN INTERLEAVED PAPER 1000MM X 1000MM WHITE / GREEN INTERLEAVED CREPE PAPER 900MM X 900MM WHITE INTERLEAVED CREPE PAPER 600MM X 600MM GREEN INTERLEAVED CREPE PAPER 600MM X 600MM

title: STERILISATION PRODUCTS (PAPER/POUCHES AND BAGS)

description: STERILISATION PRODUCTS FOR INTERNAL SSD DEPARTMENT Supply of the following — Interleaved Paper/crepe Paper - 88% — Sterilisation Bags and Pouches - 12% 3 year contract with the option to extend for 2 years

awardCriteriaDetails:
Commercial: 50
Technical: 50

Airedale NHS Foundation Trust

street: c/o Supplies Dept. Airedale General Hospital, Skipton Road, Steeton, West Yorkshire

postalCode: BD20 6TD

Westfield Medical LTD

postalCode: BA3 4DP


title: Estate Surveying Service to Support the MOJ Procurement Commissioning Team

description: Estate surveying service support to MOJ procurement commissioning team

Jones Lang LaSalle

postalCode: WS1S 1JA


name: Ministry of Defence-Defence Equipment & Support, Ships Commercial

description: Provision of SVC-400 Operator and Maintenance Courses

Polar Ship Invest II AS

street: Solheimsgaten 15,Postboks 1114 Sentrum,N-5809 Bergen


title: The economic utilisation of water.

description: A software optimisation tool for the abstraction treatment and distribution of water.

Severn Trent Water Limited

street: Severn Trent Centre PO Box 5309

postalCode: CV3 9FH


title: GB-Leeds: Replacement Heating & Ventilation - Halifax Bus Station

description: Mechanical and electrical works at Halifax Bus Station Operations Building. The works shall include replacement H&V Electrical Panel, replacement gas boilers, replacement AHU and replacement Cooling Unit. A pre-qualification questionnaire can be downloaded from www.delta-esourcing.com. Register, log in, click 'Response Manager' and use code 29UGN6VGDU to gain access to the document.

Metro

street: Wellington House,,40-50, Wellington Street,

postalCode: LS1 2DE


name: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Oral and Maxillofacial Trauma Materials - 52407/E/KN/TS.

description: The Trust is looking to procure sterile implants and other associated materials for the treatment of Oral and Maxillofacial trauma along with the loan of associated instrumentation of sufficient quantity to support the consignment stock and associated levels of work undertaken.

street: Herries Road

postalCode: S5 7AU


title: Provision to Design and implement an Assurance process for emerging NHS Commissioning Support Services

Ernst & Young LLP

street: 1 More London,London

postalCode: SE1 2AF


title: Bus Shelters and Bus Stops

description: Replacement bus shelters and stops.

description: One off replacement for Chester Bus Exchange - to be carried out during financial year 2012/13.

title: Bus Shelter Infrastructure.

description: The supply and installation of bus shelters and bus stops (excluding civils works such as lowering of pavements as this will be carried out by our Highways Contractor).

Cheshire West and Chester

street: HQ, 58 Nicholas Street

postalCode: CH1 2NP


title: Additional Asset Valuations 2011

description: We require a professional service to assist the Estates Manager to perform the following task: • Carry out 22 valuations required for the asset register in 2011/12 (Assumed valuation date to be 30th November 2011) Each asset must be valued formally, undertaking a valuation of the property in line with the Guidance Note GN11 of the RICS Appraisal and Valuation Manual and production of an individual report. All valuations to comply with RICS/CIPFA requirements including: • LLPG Ref • Full site inspection including known constraints/condition • Title/tenancy checks • Planning status including options • Formal valuation including disclosure of all comparable evidence and disclosure of all workings • Measurements should be taken when necessary in accordance with RICS measurement code For Financial Accounting purposes, Land, Buildings and any significant components should be separately identified and valued (where appropriate) and Asset Classifications & Valuation Methods should comply with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). A Remaining Useful Economic Life (RUEL) should be provided for each individual asset identified. Signed valuation certificates should be forwarded to the Estates Manager in Property Services on an ongoing basis and by no later than 31st January 2012. All draft certificates should be forwarded on a rolling basis as soon as possible

Stoke On Trent City Council

street: Swann House,Boothen Road

postalCode: ST4 1HW

Wilks Head and Eve LLP

street: Newlands House, 40 Berners Street

postalCode: W1T 3NA


title: Remove all failed ECO units & wiring at HMP Elmley

Wallgate Ltd

postalCode: SP2 0H


title: ICT Systems Replacement – Request for Information

Government Procurement Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP


title: Multi-Systemic Therapy via Social Investment.

description: Essex County Council is seeking to engage a partner who will ensure delivery of multi-systemic therapy. All payments for services will be made strictly on the successful achievement of outcomes. Further detail for this requirement is provided in a Memorandum of Information (MoI) which is available from the address in point I.1.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Service: 40
Social Investment: 10
Finance: 25
Commercial: 25

Essex County Council

street: Procurement Services, County Hall, Chelmsford

postalCode: CM1 1QH

Social Finance Limited

street: 131-151 Great Titchfield Street

postalCode: W1W 5BB


title: 5LH/12/0034 - NHS Greater Manchester on behalf of NHS Heywood, Middleton & Rochdale - Community Paediatric Services

description: NHS Greater Manchester on behalf of NHS Heywood, Middleton & Rochdale are looking to procure and commission the following service: Community Paediatric Services for Rochdale Borough. Community Paediatric Services provide a range of statutory and non-statutory medical services to targeted groups of vulnerable children and young people, including (but not restricted to): — children with disabilities and long term conditions, — children subject to safeguarding, adoption and fostering, and Looked After Children, — children with special educational needs, — children under 5 showing signs of developmental delay. Community paediatricians are specialist children’s doctors with training and expertise in developmental paediatrics and disability, social paediatrics (child protection), educational paediatrics and public health for children. The children supported by community paediatricians are vulnerable (e.g. Looked After Children) and/or have long term and complex needs which require prolonged follow up. Much of the work is statutory, multi-disciplinary and multi-agency, and there are numerous interdependencies with other services in health, social care and education requiring effective joint working partnerships and arrangements. Community Paediatric Services are underpinned by the following principles: — safeguarding, — safety and effectiveness, — centred on the child/young person/family and taking account of their views, — promoting the care of children and young people in /close to home, — promotion of health and well-being, — promotion of independence and self care, — partnerships across all services, agencies in statutory and third sectors, — value for money. The aim of the tender is to identify a suitable provider to take on the operational management of the Service, to develop the Service in line with the service specification, and to develop effective joint working arrangements with other children’s community health, social care and education services. The Service will also lead the Child Development Unit, which is a multi-agency forum drawn from a range of existing children’s community services. There is scope for the service provider to adopt an innovative approach to service delivery and to the development of a team that has the necessary skills and competencies to deliver the core functions and activities defined in the service specification. The newly formed NHS Greater Manchester Procurement Team is conducting a market assessment of potential providers through the process of Open tender to enable us to understand market capacity, capability and innovation, in the delivery of sustainable service models. Please be advised that the ITT Documents will be accessible by clicking onto the weblink http://nhssbs.eu-supply.com.

Greater Manchester Procurement

street: NHS Greater Manchester, St James House, Pendleton Way

postalCode: M6 5FW


title: Catering Services

description: Catering Services

7 Day Catering

street: Drayton Manor Business Park,Coleshill Road

postalCode: B78 3TL


title: Internal audit services.

description: Internal audit services. Flagship Housing Group Ltd is a registered provider of social housing which owns and manages approximately 22,000 homes throughout East Anglia. The Group wishes to appoint a suitable organisation to provide an internal audit service working at our Keswick, Mildenhall, Dereham, Thetford and Lowestoft main offices for a 3 year period with an option to extend for a further year.

Flagship Housing Group Ltd

street: Keswick Hall, Keswick

postalCode: NR4 6TJ


name: Daytime Technologies Ltd (Analysis Essentials)

name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: CDE 25876 – Research and Development into Religious Influence and Impact: pilot study analysis

street: 4a The Mount,Caversham

postalCode: RG4 7RU


title: Neath LGV

description: Neath LGV

Alun Grifiths (Contractors) Ltd

street: 21-23 Nevill Street,Abergavenny

postalCode: NP7 5AA


title: East Sussex Bus Services 2012.

title: East Sussex Bus Services 2012.

description: Provision of Bus Services.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 30
Financial: 70

East Sussex County Council

street: County Hall, St Annes Crescent

postalCode: BN7 1UE

Compass Travel Ltd

street: Faraday Close, Durrington, West Sussex

postalCode: BN13 3RB


title: Works Programme Approach for Wales

description: Works programme approach for Wales - WC2 Region


title: Clerks of works (building services) duties lot 1

description: Clerks of works for building services focused projects.

title: Clerks of works (building & civil engineering) duties lot 2

description: Clerks of works for building & civil engineering focused projects.

title: Framework agreement for the provision of clerk of works consultancy services.

description: The University of Birmingham wishes to establish a, 4 year, framework agreement for clerks of works and will accept proposals from self-employed, freelance or private practice clerks of works. We wish to appoint a panel of approximately 8 clerks and anticipate total work of approx. 600 000 GBP. These figures do not constitute any guarantee of future workload, by implication or otherwise, although it is anticipated that future work will be at similar levels. Costs and pricing will be the subject of the latter ITT stage of this process. But for information, whenever appropriate the Universitys preference is for a percentage fee based on the projects value but we appreciate that some work will be charged on a daily rate.

The University of Birmingham

street: Room LG9, Lower Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building, B Block, Edgbaston

postalCode: B15 2TT


title: FA1103 complex remote telemetry units (RTUs).

description: Award of a framework agreement covering supply of complex Remote Telemetry Units(RTUs) as part of the AMP5 SCADA programme and part of the AMP6 programme.

Thames Water Utilities Limited

street: Procurement Support Centre - 3rd Floor East, C/O Mail Room, Rose Kiln Court

postalCode: RG2 0BY

Brodersen Systems UK Ltd

street: Islevdalvej 187

postalCode: 2610 Denmark

countryName: DK


title: AVOID - RESULTS SYNTHESIS

description: AVOID - RESULTS SYNTHESIS

IMPERIAL COLLEGE

street: LEVEL 3, SHERFIELD BUILDING,SOUTH KENSINGTON CAMPUS,EXHIBITION ROAD

postalCode: SW7 2AZ


title: Kirkcaldy Sea Wall

title: Kirkcaldy Sea Wall.

description: The design and build contract will comprise the upgrading of the Kirkcaldy Sea Wall, construction of a rock armour revetment and associated improvements to the existing beach accesses and viewpoints. Geotechnical and structural investigations are required. Included within the contract will be the requirement to undertake statutory consultations and consents and to obtain Planning Permission and a Coast Protection Order for the works.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Quality: 40

Fife Council

street: Bankhead Central, Bankhead Park

postalCode: KY7 6GH

VolkerStevin Ltd

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

postalCode: PR2 5PE


title: BAA/002795 baggage systems operations and maintenance services at Heathrow Airport Limited.

description: Operations and Maintenance Service of the Baggage System at Heathrow Airport Limited. Lot 1 - Western campus baggage operations and maintenance services. Lot 2 - Eastern campus baggage operations and maintenance services. Lot 3 - Heathrow airport baggage operations and maintenance services. Lot 4 - Heathrow airport baggage operations services. Lot 5 - Heathrow airport baggage maintenance services.

Heathrow Airport Limited

street: The Compass Centre, Supply Chain Department West Wing 2nd Floor, Nelson Road

postalCode: TW6 2GW


name: Dwr Cymru Cyfyngedig (DCC) trading as Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (DCWW)

title: Major civil engineering framework.

title: Major civil engineering works framework.

description: DCC intend to establish frameworks within 3 predetermined geographical areas for the provision of major civil engineering works on DCC water and waste water assets including production, distribution and network assets. These areas will be area 1 North Wales; area 2 South East Wales and area 3 South West Wales. This work will include working with DCC and it's main partners to deliver capital maintenance activity; general civil engineering activity; sewer rehabilitation and gravity pipeline work; Traffic Management Act submissions and design services across water and waste water assets. Individual work packages procured through this framework will generally be valued at over 250 000. This notice is a request for expressions of interest for inclusion on the list of applicants to be invited to tender for this framework. Applicants wishing to participate in the tender process will be required in the first instance to pre qualify by completing and submitting a pre-qualification questionnaire.

street: Pentwyn Road, Nelson

postalCode: CF46 6LY

Dawnus Construction Limited

street: Unit 7, Dyffryn Court, Riverside Business Park

postalCode: SA7 0AP


title: The Supply, Delivery and Installation of Group Cycling Bikes.

description: This framework agreement is for the supply, delivery and installation of group cycling bikes.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 50
Quality of product: 40
Added value: 10

Glasgow City Council

street: Corporate Procurement Unit, City Chambers

postalCode: G2 1DU

Life Fitness (UK) Ltd

street: Queen Adelaide

postalCode: CB7 4UB


title: Print Management and Associated Services.

title: Supply of Photocopiers, Printers, MFDs and related Services.

title: Office Based Manged Print Services.

title: Office Based Managed Print Services.

title: Office Based Managed Print Services.

title: Print Management, Photocopiers and Associated Services.

description: Procurement for Housing Limited (PfH) is putting in place a Framework Agreement for the provision of print management, photocopiers and associated services. The framework agreement is for use by, but not limited to: (1) Housing Associations, Local Authorities, Councils, Registered Social Landlords, Arms Length Management Organisation and other public sector organisations such as defence or education. (2) All 750 plus current members of Procurement for Housing (PfH) and any future members, details of current membership for PfH can be found here, http://www.procurementforhousing.co.uk/membership/membershiplist. The Member organisations above are located throughout the UK, including England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Please refer to the following websites for a full list of RSLs and LAs http://www.tenantservicesauthority.org/ or http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Dl1/Directories/Localcouncils/index.htm. The framework includes the provision of print management and associated services, the supply of photocopiers, printers and Multi-Functional Devices (MFDs) and office based managed print services (MPS).

Procurement for Housing (PfH)

street: Unit 2, Olympic Way

postalCode: WA2 0YL

CDP Print Management

street: 74-82 Rose Lane

postalCode: L18 8EE

OCE UK Ltd

street: OCE House, Chathem Way

postalCode: CH14 4DZ

Inner Workings Inc

street: One Cranmore, Cranmore Drive

postalCode: B90 4RZ

Resource

street: Bath Lane, Stanningley Rd, Bramley

postalCode: LS13 3AT

Arena Group

street: 2 Stable Court, Beechwoods, Elmete Lane, Roundhay

postalCode: LS8 2LQ

Alto Digital

street: Somerville House, Leathley Rd

postalCode: LS10 1BG

street: 380 Chester Road

postalCode: M16 9EA

OCS Group UK Ltd

street: Lovet House, Lovet Road

postalCode: CM19 5TB


name: Golden Jubilee Hospital (National Waiting Times Centre Board), NHS 24, NHS Ayrshire and Arran, NHS Borders, NHS Dumfries and Galloway, NHS Education for Scotland, NHS Fife, NHS Forth Valley, NHS Grampian, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, NHS Health Scotland, NHS Highland, NHS Lanarkshire, NHS Lothian, NHS Orkney, NHS Shetland, NHS Tayside, NHS Western Isles, Scottish Ambulance Service, The State Hospital for Scotland, The Common Services Agency for the Scottish Health Service, Healthcare Improvement Scotland

title: Interferon Beta 1b (Extavia).

description: This Framework Agreement is for the supply of Interferon Beta 1b (Extavia) across NHS Scotland.

name: The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as NHS National Services Scotland) ("the Authority")

street: National Procurement, Canderside Toll, 2 Swinhill Avenue

postalCode: ML9 2QX

Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK Ltd

street: Frimley Business Park, Frimley, Surrey

postalCode: GU16 7SR


title: Tender for the provision of a Breastfeeding Support Service

description: Southampton City Council (SCC) is seeking to appoint a service provider for a Breastfeeding Support Service. Applications are invited from suitably qualified providers with appropriate experience. The provision of the service is intended to commence in Winter 2012. The contract will continue for an initial period until 31 March 2015, with a potential extension, in to be defined periods, not exceeding a total period of 24 months beyond this date. The service will seek to improve long-term outcomes for children by improving the number of women breastfeeding in the city: • In particular, at 6-8 weeks, both as an absolute measure, and to narrow the inequalities gap within the city between 0-30% in the most deprived Sure Start areas, and the rest of the city; and • As a part of the Children’s centres network of services, to work with all partners, particularly health, to ensure integrated support, and prevent early drop-off in breastfeeding rates. Please note that the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE) may apply to the services. Further details will be included in the invitation to tender documentation. Whilst every effort has been made to consider the full scope of the requirement, the Council does not guarantee the volume of service required resulting from this tender, or that it will accept any tender on completion of the tender exercise. Providers will also be expected to work within the Council’s budgetary envelope, and any future budgetary amendment or adjustment. The Council also reserves the right to reject any tender which exceeds the affordability threshold (as stated within the tender documentation). The Council undertake to use reasonable endeavours to hold confidential any information provided in the proposal submitted, subject to the Council’s obligations under law, including the Freedom of Information Act 2000. If the applicant considers that any of the information submitted in the proposal should not be disclosed because of its sensitivity, then this should be stated, together with the reason for considering it sensitive. The Council will then consider the sensitivity statement before replying to any request received under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. Applicants will be required to apply via the "Supply Southampton" website which can be accessed via: http://www.southampton.gov.uk/supplysouthampton Applicants can register details and access the tender documentation by clicking on the relevant links. Tenders must be completed and submitted by no later than 12 noon on Friday 05 October 2012. Any clarification on the above requirements can be obtained via Bravo messaging.


title: T-TEAR Framework - Diesel Absorption Trials

description: The Incident Management Solutions (IMS) Team of Highways Agency’s Network Services Directorate is seeking external consultancy support for the trial and investigation of proprietary diesel absorption products. This is one of the research / technical consultancy projects within Workstream 3 of the Operating the Network research portfolio.

Atkins AECOM JV

postalCode: B1 1TF


title: Graded Lesson Observations

description: Lesson observations in five curriculum areas.

Stoke-On-Trent College

street: Cauldon Campus,Stoke Road,Shelton

postalCode: ST4 2DG


title: Lot 2 - Caroline Lodge & Alexandra Lodge

description: Lot 2, which is being developed as part of the Council’s Joint Accommodation Strategy, will cover services to a further 123 Extra Care flats at the two schemes detailed below. which are currently under construction. Potential bidders should be aware that these schemes are currently under construction and exact completion dates are still to be finalised. Therefore, the completion dates mentioned below should be treated as indicative. — Caroline Lodge, located in Blossom Square, Portsea is a 43 flat block with a mix of 1 and 2 bed extra care flats, which are due to be completed in the Autumn of 2013, — Alexandra Lodge, located on Northern Parade, Hilsea, is a 80 flat block with a mix of 1 and 2 bed extra care flats and will also include a 20 bed Re-Ablement facility which will be managed directly by the Council. This block should become available for use in the summer of 2014.

title: Lot 1 - Brunel Court & Milton Village

description: Lot 1 covers delivery of services to 120 extra care flats and has a target service delivery commencement date of 1.2.2013 and currently incorporates the following 2 schemes: — Brunel Court, located in Nutfield Place, Portsmouth, is a 55 apartment extra care sheltered housing scheme, — Milton Village, located in Moorings Way Portsmouth, incorporates a 65 flat extra care sheltered housing scheme built as part of a complex. The flats are located within three separate buildings. The number of flats per building are as follows: Crane Court: 12 flats; Osprey Court: 16 flats and Brent Court: 37 flats.

title: Extra Care – Care Provision Portsmouth.

description: Portsmouth City Council (the Council) is inviting expressions of interest from suitably experienced providers who are capable of delivering, flexible, person centred care and support to extra care housing schemes in Portsmouth. Extra care housing schemes are specialist sheltered housing provision designed to offer a safe, private and secure environment. Residents are able to retain the independence of having their own home whilst enjoying the benefits of having staff on hand to provide planned care and support. The Council requires that 24 hour care and support is available on-site within all of its extra care schemes. Delivery of services will be required to commence at four different schemes over the next couple of years from February 2013. The services will be split into 2 contract lots. Lot 1 covers delivery of services to 120 extra care flats and has a target service delivery commencement date of 1.2.2013. Lot 2 will cover services to a further 123 extra care flats at two schemes which are currently under construction. The target service delivery commencement dates for these schemes are Autumn 2013 and Summer 2014. The contracts will run for an initial term of 5 years from contract commencement. The contracts can be extended by a further two years subject to satisfactory performance, value for money assessment and budget allocation. Indicative levels of funding, which will be allocated across both contract lots, is approximately 8 000 000 GBP over the full 5 year term of the contracts. If the options to extend by a further 2 years are taken up it is forecast that the total value of the contracts could rise to 11 500 000 GBP. These estimates are based primarily on current and forecast service user requirements.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Price: 40

Portsmouth City Council

street: Integrated Commissioning Unit, Great Western House (Floor 2)

postalCode: PO1 2EP

Sevacare (UK) Ltd

street: Unit 9, Pendeford Business Park, Wobaston Road

postalCode: WV9 5HD


title: Bedgebury Visitor Attraction Cleaning Contract

description: We intend to award a contract for facilities cleaning at Bedgebury. The contract will include cleaning of toilets and communal areas at Bedgebury Visitor Centre, 2 other toilet blocks, 1 office, meetings / education rooms, the provision of nappy and sanitary bins, skylight cleaning and the provision of all consumables to an agreed specification. Background Information Bedgebury attracts approximately 300,000 visitors annually to the site. The forest is 2000 acres in area, has 3 permanent toilet facilities and an office block Cleaning Specification • Clean all toilet cubicles (internal and external), walls, doors, toilet bowls, hand dryers, radiator, tiles, mirrors, window ledges, floors, basins, taps and basin housings – on each occasion. • Dust light fittings, fire extinguishers and other items attached to the walls – once per week. • Mop internal toilet areas if required due to marks, scuffs or dirt. • Ensure all walls within toilet facilities are clean and free from marks and scuffs – once per week or when required • Dust windowsills within the toilet facilities. • Remove any rubbish debris from the toilet facilities – on each occasion. • Sweep internal paved area / decking at the front and rear of the Visitor Centre to ensure free from litter, cigarette butts and debris – daily. • All debris and rubbish to be disposed of in large wheelie bin located at the bin store. • No rubbish debris to be stored in toilet blocks. • Cleaner Cupboard to be kept clean tidy and free from debris and unnecessary items at all times. • All chemicals used must be suitable for the sewage plant and agreed with FC beforehand • Cleaning products must conform to eco-label standards (www.ecolabel.eu) or equivalent. If any of your cleaning substances are regulated under COSHH, then you must supply safety data sheets. • Contractor to provide cleaning products and cleaning equipment. Provide all consumables used on site e.g. Toilet paper and cleaning products. All products must be recycled and recyclable where possible and agreed with the • Facilities Manager prior to the contract commencing. • All chemicals must be disposed of in an approved manner as stated on label data. • Erect warning signs before cleaning commences and remove afterwards. • Report faults and defects to the Facilities Manager, using the agreed Random Report Forms • Provide daily Facility Inspection Reports as agreed with the Facilities Manager • Record time and date of each visit on time sheet in service area. Submit with invoice on monthly basis. Timesheet must be visible for Facilities Manager to view at any time. • Provision of nappy bins and sanitary bins and associated servicing as outlined in appendix A • Provision, servicing and maintenance of air fresheners as outlined in appendix A For clarification: ‘Debris’ includes leaves and leaf litter. ‘Toilet block area’ includes within internal public areas, rubbish bins, service area and pathways around and leading to toilets. • Services must be completed to a high professional hygienic standard to ensure that on completion of cleaning the facilities are free from stains, smears, mud, dust and other debris. • Contractor staff must show good customer service skills when dealing with members of the public. • Any cleaning required in addition to this specification will be negotiated with the Contract Manager and invoiced separately. • Complete a full and comprehensive risk assessment and provide to contract manager before commencement of contract. • Contractor to comply with all relevant Health and Safety Regulations. • Repay overpayment or duplicate payments within 5 working days. • Ensure minimum disturbance to visitors and employees when work being carried out. • Fully support FC requirements to resolve any problems prior to formal escalation or legal proceedings. • Cleaning will take place, where possible at and agreed time after the sites closing times. See Appendix A • Contractor staff must show good customer service skills when dealing with members of the public. • Any cleaning required in addition to this specification will be negotiated with the Contract Manager and invoiced separately. • Complete a full and comprehensive risk assessment and provide to contract manager before commencement of contract. • Contractor to comply with all relevant Health and Safety Regulations. • Repay overpayment or duplicate payments within 5 working days. • Ensure minimum disturbance to visitors and employees when work being carried out. • Fully support FC requirements to resolve any problems prior to formal escalation or legal proceedings. • Cleaning will take place, where possible at and agreed time after the sites closing times. See Appendix A • Never change the specification, material or equipment being supplied without prior agreement from the FC. • Supply the services when requested unless unforeseen circumstances dictate otherwise. Should such an occasion arise then alternatives must be submitted for evaluation and possible trial. • Attend six monthly review meetings the FC contract manager that will cover all aspects of the contract and service provision from both parties. If the need arises, further meetings during the contract period may be arranged to discuss any outstanding problems or issues. Other items as detailed in the attached specification – Appendix A In order to manage our impacts on the environment, the FC is pursuing the development of an effective Environmental Management System (EMS) based on benchmark international standards and independently assessed and certified under ISO 14001. The contractor will be expected to follow aspects of the Forestry Commission’s local business sustainability processes with regard to waste management. Notifying Problems A diary is kept in the post room for use by the Cleaning Supervisor to notify the Contract Manager of any repairs or servicing problems required within the office building and to make any requests for cleaning supplies listed in the table above. All car park toilet faults are to be written on the daily record sheet. All major plumbing faults (including blockages) should be reported to the Forestry Commission on completion of the daily cleaning rota by contacting the Office on weekdays or the Duty Ranger on weekends and Bank Holidays. Note: Tenderers must include details of any areas where they will not be able to comply with these requirements. If your Tender does not meet these requirements we reserve the right to reject it completely.


title: Translation, Interpretation and Transcription Services.

title: Translation, Interpretation & Transcription Services.

description: Provision of a managed service for translation, interpretation & transcription.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Financial including price: 40
Ability to meet specification requirements: 27
Quality assurance & monitoring: 12
Working with smaller specialist firms: 6
Confidentiality arrangements: 3
Technical solution offered: 3
Previous experience & references: 3
Training provision: 3
Communications strategy: 3

London Borough of Lewisham

street: Lewisham Town Hall, Catford Road

postalCode: SE6 4RU

Pearl Linguistics Ltd

street: 2nd Floor, Jordan House, 47 Brunswick Place

postalCode: N1 6EB


title: Snipers and Optical Viewing Devices Detection System.

description: Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance. The Force Protection Delivery Team (FPDT) has an Urgent Operational Requirement (UOR) for identifying snipers optical viewing devices, enabling the sniper and/or optical viewing devices to be detected prior to weapon firing. As this is an UOR for current operations, the timescales for this project dictate a rapid turnaround for acquisition and integration activities, with the priorities being speed of delivery, quality, reliability, maintainability, training and support. The requirement has been approved as a UOR. However, Tenderers should note that the funding has yet to be approved and will be sought concurrently throughout the competition. The issue of this possible future purchase is not a commitment by the Secretary of State for Defence, 'The Authority', to place an order as a result of seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) or at a later stage. Any expenditure, work or effort undertaken prior to an offer of contract and acceptance thereof, is a matter solely for the commercial judgment of your company and undertaken at the company's own risk. FP-DT seeks EOI's from manufacturers who are able to demonstrate a current equipment to achieve the above requirement and demonstrate experience of design, manufacture and testing within challenging timescales. When expressing a valid interest in this project, companies are required to provide the following: 1. Background company information such as company brochure and organisational diagram. 2. Evidence of their capabilities and/or a proven solution and demonstrable experience in delivering equipment within promised lead times without compromising quality in production. (The MOD is not anticipating a development programme.) This evidence must be limited to two sides of A4. 3. In the ITT, the Tenderer will be expected to notify the Authority if all or part of their proposed equipment solution (which includes information and software) is or will be subject to: — a non-UK export licence, authorisation or exemption, or, — any other related transfer control that imposes or will impose end use, end user or re-transfer or re-export restrictions, or restrictions on disclosure to individuals based upon their nationality. This does not include Intellectual Property specific restrictions. Where export controls exist, Tenderers should clearly identify, as part of their EOI response, the timescales which would apply if they have to obtain any of the above as part of this procurement. Provisional Dates: ITT Response Date: EndJuly/Early August 2012, EMC/Climatic Trials Mid August 2012, Field Trials Mid September 2012, Final Tender Assessment End September 2012, Contract Award November 2012.

Force Protection Team, DE&S

street: Yew 3C # 1349 Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH


name: Lloyd Instruments Limited T/As Advanced Measurement Technology

title: Gamma Spectroscopy Signal Processing Units

description: The supply of 2 x DSPEC jr 2.0 digital gamma ray spectrometer with GammaVision/MAESTRO-32 software and DIM-POSGE for use with non-SMART-1 detector.

street: Spectrum House,1 Millars Business Centre,Fishponds Close

postalCode: RG41 2TZ


title: Low Cost Private Education Programme.

description: DFID is seeking to appoint a service provider (SP) to design and implement a low cost private education programme in Lagos State using a Making Markets Work for the Poor (M4P) methodology. The programme will improve the quality of the education delivered in low cost private schools (the goal); by improving the functioning of the market in which the low cost schools operate (the purpose); for the benefit of poor girls and boys attending low cost private schools. The programme will facilitate improvements in: the environment in which low cost private schools operate, including the supporting functions for schools such as the finance sector, the associations of private schools, and the media; the government rules and regulations which impact schools; the incentives and capacities for innovation and change; and it will empower parents, as the customers for education, to make informed decisions and hold schools accountable. Strategic engagement with Lagos State Government will be critical. We invite and welcome innovative suggestions for other areas and modes of intervention. The programme will be an experimental and learning programme which will develop and document better knowledge and understanding of how to stimulate sustainable improvements in urban, pluralist education systems. Adopting a market systems approach to facilitate change in the education sector is highly innovative. Monitoring, evaluation, and risk management strategies will be important for successful implementation of this novel approach.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Methodology: 55
Quality of Personnel: 25
Commercial: 20

Procurement

street: Abercrombie House, Eaglesham Road

postalCode: G75 8EA


title: Research Opportunity: Transport related childhood injuries

description: Which interventions are effective and cost effective in reducing transport injuries related to children and young people 16 years and under?  Population: Children and young people aged 16 years and under.  Intervention (non-NHS): Interventions to prevent unintentional injury. Possible examples may include environmental changes, cycling skills, road safety knowledge and skills, multi-component interventions. Researchers to specify and justify.  Comparator: Non provision/usual practice  Outcomes: Road or transport related childhood injuries or evidence of injury risk reduction. Potential unintended effects, for example on physical activity. Researchers to specify and justify.  Duration of follow up: Researchers to specify and justify.  Impact on inequalities: Research should consider the impact of the intervention on health inequalities. Researchers to specify and justify.  Design: Primary research or secondary data analysis. Researchers to specify and justify.  Setting: Researchers to specify and justify.  Public engagement: Proposals should incorporate a mechanism for public involvement.

Public Health Research Programme

postalCode: SO16 7NS


title: Dual function Array and Sequential Platform

description: 112/MR Dual Function Array and Sequential Platform. The University wishes to work in partnership with an innovative and customer facing contractor for the provision of a Dual Function Array and Sequential Platform. Specification We are seeking to purchase a platform which would allow us to carry out microarrays and sequencing on a single platform. The array platform should enable us to carry out genome wide analysis, gene expression, epigenetics and cytoSNP arrays. The sequencing platform must be able to carry out: de novo sequencing, full transcriptome analysis, CHIP-Seq CLIP-Seq CNV-seq GRO-Seq DNA imprinting,and DNA methylation studies. This is an open EU procurement procedure. The ITT can be downloaded by registering and expressing your interest on the University's e-tendering system https://in-tendhost.co.uk/Sheffield. Completed tenders must be returned through the same e-tendering system. The closing date for return of tenders is 12 noon on 4.12.2012 (UK time).

University of Sheffield

street: Floor 5, The Arts Tower, Western Bank

postalCode: S10 2TN

Illumina Inc

street: 9885 Towne Centre Drive

countryName: US


name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

title: Design assistance of individual learning modules for the META

Clements Associates

street: Forest Hill,Shootersway,Wigginton

postalCode: HP23 6JA


title: For the provision of concert services to English Heritage

description: Reference Number: EHConcerts Deadline Date: 12/10/2012 This deadline is for: Complete submission of the tender, as set out in the attached Invitation to Tender. Contract value: The proposed contracts relate to service concessions; English Heritage will not be making any payments to the successful provider(s). Further details of the potential commercial opportunity are set out in the attached Invitation to Tender. Main site of work delivery: Various sites in England Is this suitable for small suppliers: Yes Is this contract suitable for a voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations: Yes Name of buying organisation: English Heritage Description of the contract: This tender is for the appointment of one of more concessionaires to promote and manage the use of English Heritage's sites for concerts and/or public events. The opportunity has been divided into six Lots; tenderers are invited to bid for one or more Lots. Each contract will be for a maximum period of five (5) years; the initial term shall be three (3) years, with the option to extend for two further one (1) year periods at the sole discretion of English Heritage. The anticipated service commencement date is 1 January 2013. The proposed service concession contracts are not subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 (as amended) nor Directive 2004/18/EC. For further information please see the Invitation to Tender in the Documents section below. Documents: Invitation to tender (incl draft Contract) Classification of the contract: 92000000-1 Recreational, cultural and sporting services 92300000-4 Entertainment services 92312120-8 Singer group entertainment services 92312130-1 Band entertainment services 92312140-4 Orchestral entertainment services Contract type: Services concession Is it a framework agreement: No Is this contract related to a programme of funding: No Contract will be awarded based on: Most economically advantageous tender in terms of the criteria stated in the Invitation to Tender Estimated length of contract: 5 years (including possible extensions) Neil.parry@english-heritage.org.uk How to apply: Please see the attached Invitation to Tender for full details and process

English Heritage

street: Waterhouse Square

postalCode: EC1N 2ST


title: R1 Core Residential Care

description: Core Residential Care.

title: R2 Specialist Residential Care

description: Specialist Residential Care.

title: R3 Specialist Residential Care and School Placement

description: Specialist Residential Care and School Placement.

title: R4 Parent and Child Assessment Placements

description: Parent and Child Assessment Placements.

title: LCC24474: White Rose Looked After Children Residential Framework Agreement.

description: The initial participating member authorities (Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Calderdale, Kirklees, Doncaster, Sheffield and Rotherham) currently adopt a wide range of purchasing activities in order to secure sufficient residential care and to meet local demand for looked after children (LAC). These activities vary between the participating member authorities but predominantly consist of the following: — Block contracting arrangements with specific providers at pre-determined price and volume, — Framework Agreements consisting of a list of approved providers, — Spot purchasing directly from organisations as and when necessary. The financial landscape across the member authorities has changed significantly over the last 12 to 18 months with significant pressure on all council budgets. The project will procure regional residential care arrangements for LAC’s where these arrangements are provided by external providers. It is anticipated that the project will develop a framework of providers to ensure capacity to manage fluctuations in demand and capacity across the participating member authorities. This will provide tiers of tried and tested providers. The vision for the project is to create a structure which supports regional contract management and quality assurance which minimises costs to the participating member authorities and provides an effective interface with all independent providers.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 500
Price: 500

Leeds City Council

street: Procurement Unit, Civic Hall

postalCode: LS1 1UR


title: Supply of a Pilot Boat Service for Portsmouth Competent Harbour Authority.

description: Portsmouth City Council has awarded a contract for the provision of a pilot boat service at Portsmouth International Port. The contract commenced on 1.6.2013 and will run an initial duration of 3 years extendible by a further 2 years to a maximum total term of 5 years, subject to agreement and performance of both parties.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Cost: 40

Portsmouth City Council

street: Portsmouth Port Authority, Whale Island Way

postalCode: PO2 8SP

Associated British Ports

street: Ocean Gate, Atlantic Way

postalCode: SO14 3QN


title: Port of Dundee Expansion - Environmental Impact Assessment & Habitat Regulations Appraisal.

title: Port of Dundee Expansion - environmental impact assessment & habitat regulations appraisal.

description: Scottish Enterprise is seeking to appoint a supplier to undertake a full Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Habitat Regulations Appraisal (HRA) for a proposed expansion to the Port of Dundee. The outputs will include: — Baseline information on the environmental resource within and around the expansion site, — A full HRA and EIA documentation package capable of supporting the consenting process, — Application support to the Project Team to achieve the necessary consents, — To provide information and mitigation strategies (and compensation strategy, if required) relating to the likely impacts of development on the environment. It is anticipated that this contract will commence in July 2012 and will be complete by 31.12.2012. 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=224841. The awarding authority has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via a 'Tender Submission Postbox' facility. Further details of this facility are available at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/PostBox/Postbox_Explain.aspx?ID=224841. Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems. The postbox closes precisely at the time stated.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 70
Price: 30

Scottish Enterprise

street: Atrium Court, 50 Waterloo Street

postalCode: G2 6HQ

Royal Haskoningdhv Ltd

street: 69 Buchanan Street

postalCode: G1 3HL


title: UK-Leeds: IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

description: The General Practice Extraction Service (GPES) is a centrally managed primary care data service that will obtain information from all GP practices in England for approved, Department of Health (DH) sponsored customers who can demonstrate how the data can be used to benefit patient care and support the functions of the NHS. The development of GPES is essential to deliver the information requirements outlined in the 2010 Health White Paper and the Health and Social Care Bill 2011. Funding of approximately £40 million has been earmarked by the Government for the implementation and operation of the GPES service for the next four years to March 2015. As per the Contract Notice published on TED: The purpose of the GPET-E contracts is for each supplier of GP clinical IT systems to develop the software needed to safely extract and communicate data from (a) practices that use their systems to (b) the NHS information Centre for Health and Social Care. This is part of a wider project to bring together primary care data that exists in different GP practice systems and present it in a single and consistent format. Also, the GPES and GPES-I interoperability standard shall be the means by which mandatory extractions (including but not limited to data returns for the calculating quality reporting service), as may be required under the powers of the health and social care bill, are delivered to the NHS information centre for health and social care. Contract Value is redacted (stated as £0.00) as it has been deemed commercially confidential.

Microtest Limited

street: 18 NORMANDY WAY

postalCode: PL31 1EX

countryName: GB


name: SunGard Availability Services (UK) Limited

title: Data Centre Hosting Services.

description: Provision of data centre hosting services.

Severn Trent Water Limited

street: Po Box 5309

postalCode: CV3 9FH

street: Unit B, Heathrow Corporate Park, Green Lane

postalCode: TW4 6ER


name: Science and Technology Facilities Council

title: Type M9 Quadrupole Magnets.

description: The manufacture, testing and delivery to the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in Oxforshire UK of Type M9 Quadrupole Magnets.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Project plan, defined deadlines: 5
Cost: 5
Quality: 4
Testing capabilities: 3
Proven track record: 3
Use of sub-contractors: 2

RCUK Shared Services Centre Ltd

street: Building R71 1.10, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Oxford

postalCode: OX11 0QX


title: Cash Collection Service - Collection from Council Offices

description: Safe and secure collection of cash from Council offices/premises and depositing the cash collection with the Council's bank.

title: Cash Collection Service - Collection from Car Parking Ticket Machines

description: Safe and secure collection of cash from on-street and off-street car parking ticket machines and depositing the cash collection with the Council's bank.

title: Cash Collection Service.

description: Cash collection service from car parking ticket machines, and from council premises throughout East Ayrshire. 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=245595. The awarding authority has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via a 'Tender Submission Postbox' facility. Further details of this facility are available at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/PostBox/Postbox_Explain.aspx?ID=245595. Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems. The postbox closes precisely at the time stated.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Financial: 60
Methodology for the provision of the service: 20
Staffing/management of service proposals: 20

East Ayrshire Council

street: Corporate Procurement Team, London Road HQ

postalCode: KA3 7BU

G4S Cash Solutions (UK) Ltd

street: Sutton Park House, 15 Carshalton Road

postalCode: SM1 4LD


name: Defence Support Group (DSG), DSG Support Group

title: GB-TELFORD: LSBU2/0103 – the supply of 7PMT/4020-99-599-0610 – Tow Rope

description: Expressions of interest are invited for the supply of 7PMT/4020-99-599-0610 – Tow Rope Interested Contractors must be assessed to ISO 9001:2008 issued by a UKAS recognised 3rd party certification body and having suitable scope to cover the item required. A copy of this certification is required as part of the expression of interest. Item required: Tow Rope, WLL 20 Tonnes (straight pull), Minimum Breaking Strength 40,000 KG, Material – High Modulus Polyethylene (HMPE). 4.9M LG. Outline drawing FV2187598 issue 1 will be issued with Tender Documents to compliant contractors. Contractors will be required to complete and submit a Statement Relating to Good Standing, which will be issued after the closure date for expressions of interest. Only those expressions of interest that fully meet the above criteria will be considered for Invitation to Tender. The Contract will be awarded on Best Price and delivery criteria MOD Terms and Conditions will apply Payment via the MOD Form 640 process on delivery Expressions of Interest should be made in writing/e-mail

street: Bldg B15, MOD Donnington,Telford

postalCode: TF2 8JT


title: Wired Networking Equipment

description: — design, supply, installation and commissioning of a campus wide, wired local area network infrastructure. Encompassing core, server farm and edge switches and supporting technologies such as IPAM and Load Balancing, — provision of maintenance for the wired network and enhanced support for the whole network infrastructure.

title: Wireless Networking Equipment

description: — design, supply, installation and commissioning of a campus wide, wireless local area network infrastructure. Including, but not limited to, integration with authentication sources, — provision of maintenance for the wireless network.

title: Security Infrastructure

description: — design, supply, installation and commissioning of a campus wide, security solution including, but not limited to, firewalls, intrusion prevention and day zero threat mitigation, — provision of support and maintenance for the security infrastructure.

title: CPU-EU-041-2012 Campus Network and Security Upgrade Project.

description: Kingston University Campus Network and Security Upgrade Project. Kingston University is a leading UK University with 24 000 students and 3 000 staff in 5 faculties and departments across 4 campuses in and around Kingston. To prepare for the increase in demand for anytime, anywhere services and to support its strategic objectives Led by Learning, the University plans to upgrade the Wired and Wireless Local Area Network infrastructures and the security infrastructure. The objectives of this project are to provide the University with a network platform appropriate for delivering services to its students, researchers, staff, guests and visitors and to improve the quality of the user experience. The University is seeking to engage with proactive partner organisations, demonstrating the necessary technical skills, management processes, and project experience, to design, supply, install, maintain and provide enhanced support and maintenance for its proposed solution. The successful supplier(s) will be required to Design, supply, installation, security, maintenance and enhanced management and support of a resilient, scalable and secure wired and wireless local area network. The tender is split into 3 lots and applicants are asked to submit a full PQQ for the first lot and a separate PQQ Section C AND H for each additional lot they wish to bid for. Applicants can bid for one, two or all lots. Lot 1 The design, supply, installation, maintenance and enhanced management and support of a resilient, scalable and secure wired local area network. Lot 2 The design, supply, installation, and maintenance of a resilient, scalable and secure wireless local area network. Lot 3 The design, supply, installation of local area network security including Intrusion Protection and Intrusion Detection systems. Organisations wishing to express their interest must download a Pre Qualification questionnaire, complete and return it via this e-tendering portal in order to be considered for this tender. PQQ`s must be returned via the returns function (located where you view/download the PQQ for the first time) and not via correspondence. It is the University`s intention to invite the top 5 to 8 organisations through to tender stage.

Kingston University

street: River House, 53-57 High Street

postalCode: KT1 1LQ


title: What Arts and Culture Contribute to the Economy

description: The Arts Council is delivering a programme of strategic research themed around the economics of cultural activity. Our key aim for this programme is to develop our understanding of how the arts, museums and libraries sectors contribute to the economy, in order to support the sector to continue to improve their contribution to the nation’s economic prosperity.

Arts Council England

street: 14 Great Peter Street

postalCode: SW1P 3NQ


title: Contract - Advice on implementing the recommendations of the ICB - HMT1020

description: Contract for advice to HM Treasury on the design and implementation of the recommendations from the Independent Commission on Banking (ICB). Services will consist of: Senior strategic advice on the coherence of these major reforms to the banking sector; Specific technical advice on the proposals; and, Assisting HM Treasury in engagement with the industry and other interested parties.


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Procurement - CMT SW&W

title: Building Alterations and Enabling Work for Traka System

description: Provision of entrance building alterations and enabling work for Traka system at HMP Wandsworth