name: All entities constituted pursuant to the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978, (i.e. all NHS Scotland Health Boards, Special Health Boards and the Authority) and Northern Ireland Health and Social Care (NIHSC) Northern Ireland.

title: NP507/13 Supply of walking aids.

description: Supply of walking aids for adults, children and bariatric. This Framework will be available to all entities constituted pursuant to the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978, (i.e. all NHS Scotland Health Boards, Special Health Boards and the Authority or other NHS organisation established pursuant to the NHS (Scotland) Act 1978) and Northern Ireland Health and Social Care (NIHSC).

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

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

postalCode: EH12 9EB

Simplymed Ltd

street: Unit 9, Cricket St Business Ctr, Cricket Street

postalCode: WN6 7TP

Nottingham Rehab Supplies

street: Sherwood House, Cartwright Way, Forest Business Park, Bardon Hill, Leicestershire

postalCode: LE65 1UB

Patterson Medical Ltd

street: Nunn Brook Road

postalCode: NG17 2HU

Drive Medical Limited

street: Ainley's Industrial Estate

postalCode: HX5 9JP

Trulife

street: 41 Amos road, meadowhall

postalCode: S9 IBX

Sunrise Medical

street: High St Wollaston

postalCode: DY8 4PS


currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: Concrete Plinth

description: Concret Plinth

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

Civil Nuclear Constabulary

street: Culham Science Centre

postalCode: OX14 3DB

countryName: UK

NSRA Ltd

street: Lord Roberts Centre,Bisley Camp

postalCode: GU24 0NP

initiationType: tender


title: Design, manufacture, delivery and commissioning of 4 no. Rail mounted container handling ship-to-shore cranes and associated equipment.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Design, manufacture, delivery and commissioning of 4 no. Rail mounted container handling ship-to-shore cranes and associated equipment, Port of Southampton. Outline specification (precise details to be provided in the invitation to tender following pre-qualification); — 80 tonnes SWL under hook, — 65 tonnes SWL under spreader in twin-20 mode, — 40 tonnes SWL under spreader in single lift mode, — Maximum wheel loadings 65 tonnes/metre front, 115 tonnes/metre rear, — 35m rail gauge, — Outreach capable of discharging/loading 24 container wide vessel, — 30m back-reach, — 47.5m lift above quay level, — 21m lift below quay level, — Min loaded hoist speed 90 m/min, — Min unloaded hoist speed 180 m/min, — Min trolley travel speed 240 m/min, — Min gantry travel speed 45 m/min, — Max boom raise/lower time 5 mins.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: RESTRICTED

Associated British Ports

street: Ocean Gate, Atlantic Way

postalCode: SO14 3QN


title: North Lincolnshire Council - black and minority ethnic floating support service.

description: North Lincolnshire Council is inviting tenders for the provision of a black and minority ethnic floating support service. Please log on and register on the tender portal https://scms.alito.co.uk.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 60
Quality (method statements): 40

North Lincolnshire Borough Council

street: Civic Centre, Ashby Road

postalCode: DN16 1AB


title: Ethicon endosurgery products.

title: Ethicon endosurgery products.

description: Ethicon endosurgery products.

procurementMethod: direct

Procurement and Logistics Service

street: Royal Hospital, Grosvenor Road

postalCode: BT12 6BA

Ethicon, J&J Medical

street: PinewoodCampus, Nine Mile Raod

postalCode: RG40 3EW


title: Provision of education transport - September 2012.

description: North East Lincolnshire Council has awarded a number of contracts following a mini competition under the council's Dynamic Purchasing System for Education Transport. The contracts were awarded following an e-Auction process.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

North East Lincolnshire Borough Council

street: Municipal Offices Town Hall Square

postalCode: DN31 1HU

name: All communication through https://www.yortender.co.uk/

Millman Coaches

street: 17 Wilton Road Ind Est.,

postalCode: DN36 4AW

Amvale Ltd

street: Estate Road No 7, South Humberside Industrial Estate

postalCode: DN31 2TP

Hansons Airport Express

street: 17 Romsey Court

postalCode: DN34 5TY

Cabbycars

street: Brightside 2 Cottesmore Road

postalCode: DN35 0RY

DC Minibuses (Huxmanor Ltd)

street: 11 Wallis Court

postalCode: DN33 3SP

The Bus Run

street: 171 Newhaven Terrace

postalCode: DN31 2RY

Minicabs Cleethorpes (Lincs) Ltd

street: 137 Grimsby Road

postalCode: DN35 7DG

Sherwood Travel

street: 19 Queens Road

postalCode: DN40 1QR

Fishers of Grimsby

street: 19 Pelham Crescent

postalCode: DN41 8EW

Coopers Tours (Lincs) Ltd

street: Julian Street

postalCode: DN32 8BG

Airport Travel

street: 50 Sinderson Road Humberston

postalCode: DN36 4UB

Links Taxis

street: 34-38 Kent Street

postalCode: DN32 7DG

M&J Cars

street: 17 Lancaster Drive

postalCode: DN40 3HL

Revells Taxis

street: 1/9 Church Street

postalCode: DN37 7DD

Links Taxis Ltd

street: 34/38 Kent Street

Coxons Cars Ltd

street: Brighowgate Bus Station

postalCode: DN32 0QE


title: Test Tender 1

description: This is a test tender.

Test

postalCode: LS2 7UE


measure: electronicBids

title: University of Essex Student Accommodation Project.

description: The University is seeking to establish a long term partnership to facilitate the development of circa 640 new bedrooms of student accommodation within the University of Essex Knowledge Gateway site ready for the start of the 2013/2014 academic year, together with the potential leasehold sale of an established residential development comprising 767 bedrooms. The successful partner should be experienced in the financing and development of purpose-built student accommodation and capable of managing and operating the new and existing student residences in an on campus setting. The University’s proposal requires the partner to design, fund, develop and operate the new residences through the sale of a leasehold interest in land between 35 and 50 years. In 2006, the University obtained planning permission to develop part of the 42 acre Essex Knowledge Gateway site for student residences but chose not to implement the design. The University therefore wishes to work with a partner to develop a new scheme which can proceed as reserved matters and details submitted pursuant to outline planning permission. The partner will also be offered the opportunity to purchase and operate an existing on campus student residence totalling 767 bedrooms, arranged as self-catered flats. The purchase would be by way of a long leasehold interest anticipated to be between 35 and 50 years. Additionally as part of a long term maintenance and refurbishment programme the partner will conduct works necessary to meet the future demands of students. For both the new build and existing residences a key consideration for the University is the transfer of occupancy risk. The University will therefore enter into a Nominations Agreement with the partner to facilitate this objective by giving the University the option but not the obligation to nominate rooms on an annual basis ensuring demand risk stays with the provider. It is envisaged that the partner will be responsible for the provision of facilities management services and that the University will retain the delivery of pastoral care and student administration services. Among its other requirements, the University anticipates a capital receipt for the grant of leasehold interests and the overall deal including the new accommodation which must be structured as an off balance sheet, tax-efficient solution.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Property: 50
Commercial (including financial and legal): 50

University of Essex

street: Wivenhoe Park

postalCode: CO4 3SQ

ULiving Consortium

street: Elizabeth House, 39 York Street

postalCode: SE1 7NQ


title: Maintenance & Support of Scientific Equipment

description: Maintenance & support of Scientific Equipment

Perkin Elmer LAS (UK) Ltd

postalCode: HP9 2FX


title: Needle exchange service

description: The supply and delivery of needle exchange packs, related paraphernalia to pharmacies within the Peterborough area and managing payments to pharmacies on behalf of the council in respect of distributing needle packs and collecting clinical waste collection. With regard to lot 1, an element of the overall tender value included covers the disbursements to pharmacies, which are paid by suppliers and then reimbursed by the contracting authority (Peterborough City Council) - the value range of these activities over the 42 month period is 45 500 GBP to 66 500 GBP. There are currently 15 pharmacies within the Peterborough area taking part in this service. Suppliers are invited to tender for one or more lots. A restricted tender process will be used to award the contract to the successful organisation. The contract start date is 10.10.2012 and will be for a period of 30 months, with the option to extend for a further 12 months, at the sole discretion of the council.

title: Clinical waste collection

description: The collection, transportation, treatment and disposal of related clinical waste from pharmacists in the Peterborough area in relation to the needle exchange service (lot 1). There are currently 15 pharmacies within the Peterborough area taking part in this service.

title: Needle exchange and associated clinical waste collection.

description: Medical kits. Medical needles. Sharps containers. Syringes. Clinical-waste collection services. Clinical-waste disposal services. The contract is for the supply and delivery of medical kits. Medical needles. Sharps containers. Syringes. Clinical-waste collection services. Clinical-waste disposal services. The contract will be split into two lots. Lot 1 is the supply and delivery of needle exchange, related paraphernalia and managing payments to pharmacies which will be reimbursed by the contracting authority (Peterborough City Council) - the value of these disbursements is included in the Lot 1 tender value. The value of these disbursements to pharmacies over the 42 month period is 45 500 GBP to 66 500 GBP. Lot 2 is the collection, transportation, treatment and disposal of related clinical waste.

Peterborough City Council

street: Sand Martin House, Bitten Way, Fletton Quays

postalCode: PE2 8TY


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

description: Research and Development into Dismounted Urban Sensors & Targeting (DUST) – Through Wall Wireless Based Detection of Personnel

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON

street: Gower Street,

countryName: GB


name: National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI)

title: RINA & Art racking

description: RAILWAY INDUSTRY NATIONAL ARCHIVE (RINA) and ART STORE PROJECTUser’s Specification for Archive Stores and Art RackingThe National Museums of Science and Industry (NMSI) is seeking a contractor or contractors to supply and install racking in a new purpose built Archive and 3D object store. The Archive is for the storage of paper archive collections collected from post-privatisation railway companies under the Railway Industry National Archive (RINA) initiative. The 3D store will house, among other things, pull out art racking for the Science Museum’s fine art collection.1. General location and accessThe Archive racking is to be installed in three modules which are being constructed inside a former WW2 hangar (Labelled (49) on file Wroughton site plan (annotated).pdf) on the former airfield at Wroughton, near Swindon, which is owned by NMSI and managed as a storage and archives and library facility.The Archive modules are under construction and this phase will be complete by 11th May 2012. It might be possible to access the modules before this date, but this would require coordination with the Principle Contractor, currently running the CDM site. As the modules are under construction, there is no site visit possible during this procurement period. All relevant drawings are made available and all design and cost development must be based on these.The three modules are stacked vertically. The first and second floors are accessed via stairs and balconies. The three Archive modules are contiguous with the 3D object store and it will also be possible to forklift items up to the first and second floors utilising the loading balconies associated with the object store. For details of the stairs, loading balconies and general arrangement of the floors please see drawings 1111_02 & 03.The 3D object store shares the same height and depth as the Archive but the floors are considerably wider. The storage scheme is to have the art racking on a the second floor for the 3D object store.Site access is via the NMSI security gate at Red Barn Gate (Labelled (3) on file Wroughton site plan (annotated).pdf). The site has 24 hour security, however deliveries require a minimum of 24 hours notice and delivery times are between 8am and 5pm. Please note smoking is prohibited throughout the entire Wroughton airfield site.2. Material to be storedIt is intended that the three Archive modules will be used for the storage of boxed paper records – files, minutes, reports, leaflets, brochures etc., and free-standing volumes. It is anticipated that the majority of the material will be stored in commercial bankers’ or document boxes, or in archival standard acid-free boxes.The art racking will store the Science Museum’s fine art collection.Framed works of art on canvas- oil, acrylic; with and without glassFramed works of art on board- oil, acrylic, tempera, guoache - with and without glassFramed works of art on paper- watercolour, guoach; chalk, pastel, charcoal, pencil, crayon, ink, marker- with and without glass3. Details of the modules to be fitted outThe following drawings are supplied with this tender –1111_01 rev K Site Plan1111_02 rev N GA plan [ground, first, second floors and roof]1111_03 rev C GA SectionThe modules requiring racking out form a 3-storey block. The dimensions of the three modules are as follows:Ground floor = 17.45m x 4m x 3mFirst floor = 17.45m x 4m x 2.2mSecond floor = 17.45m x 4m x 2.2mEach module is accessed by a door 1100mm wide in the centre of each end wall – see drawings.The 3D object store floors have the same depth and floor heights but are 12.4m wide (1 no. @ 17.45m x 12.4m x 3m and 2 no. @ 17.45m x 12.4m x 2.2m). These floors are access via standard doors to 3.8m wide roller shutters. On the loading balcony outside the first and second floor roller shutters are loading bays to allow the lifting and placing of objects/materials.There will be a non-passenger, platform lift serving the first and second floor balconies. This will have a maximum load of 500kgs and the approximate dimensions of 1m x 1.5m.4. Racking requirementsThe requirement is for static metal racking which must conform to BS5454:2000 ‘Recommendations for the storage and exhibition of archival documents’, paragraphs 9.1 to 9.2.4All shelves must have a useable depth (front to back) of 450mm.Standard useable shelf width should be sufficient to accommodate 3 bankers’ boxes – approximately 1100mm side to side. However, some shelving bays can be reduced in width down to a minimum of 600mm if required to add extra capacity to the stores.As installed, shelves should normally be pitched to give a clear useable height from the top of one shelf to the lowest bottom edge of the shelf above of 350mm. However, this clearance can be reduced in some instances to a minimum of 250mm if required to add extra capacity to the stores.Individual shelves should be capable of carrying a load of at least 60 kg without deflection.The maximum point loads imposed on the store floors by the racking installation should not exceed 10kN/m2. The floors are wooden and made of Cross Laminated Timber, CLT. These will be sealed with an intumescent water-based coating.The top of the lowest shelf in each bay must be a minimum of 150mm above the basic room floor.The installation must allow access gangways of a minimum of 1000mm wide.The racking must stand 50mm off the long walls and 150mm of the end, short walls. This needs to be achieved by some form of fixed spacer or bracket to prevent the racking be moved any closer than these distances – similar to the bracket on the back of a microwave which prevents its back being pushed flat against a wallAisles between runs of shelving must be a minimum of 750mm wide.Art racking doesn’t have to stand 50 mm off walls as wire mesh ensures air circulation.Each panel to be 4500mm wide with 4500mm wide central aisle.Panels to be welded heavy gauge wire mesh, powder-coated; wire mesh to both faces of each panel.Panels either on ceiling or floor track (floor track to be buried) with stabilising system to eliminate tipping and ensure safe and steady movement of each individual rack.Panels to extend full-height of space but not to impede smoke detectors. Full height is floor to the underside of the structural steel beams, in this case 2200mm.A 1500mm access radius to be left around each fire doorSecure hooking systemWeight limit is 5kN/m25. Roller Racking on ground floorThe possibility of a roller racking installation on the ground floor is also being investigated. Tenderers are asked to supply, as a separate item, proposals for installation of a roller unit for the ground floor module. Details of the shelf dimensions and spacing should be the same as outlined in section 4 above.6. General NotesThe drawings supplied set out the plans, elevations, existing service runs and layout which must be accommodated by the racking installation. It will not be possible to alter the service runs or layouts shown on the drawings.Our objective for these stores is to achieve the maximum storage capacity, making allowances for the restrictions imposed by the construction of the modules.All individual shelves must be easily adjustable or removable without the use of tools. The front edge of all shelves must be a rolled edge, and no part of the shelving or bay uprights and bracing should have edges which could damage archive material being removed and replaced on the shelves.There must be no returns on shelving bay uprights which might allow boxes or stored material to be caught when being removed.7. Requirements:Tenderers must supply drawings of the layouts of the racking in each module.Tenderers must supply the storage capacity of the racking in each module in both linear and cubic metres.Tenderers must supply details of similar installations to those proposed which they have carried out, where the operators can be approached for references.Tenderers should supply their programme for the supply and installation of the storage racking based upon a start on site date of 14th May 2012.Simon ChambersProject ManagerNMSI Estates (MT Ref:96237)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Estates Department

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Tender for Housing Work for Windows Replacement

description: London Borough of Barking & Dagenham is now inviting tenders to be submitted for the replacement of windows to approx 52 ground floor flats on the Gascoigne Estate. Gascoigne Estate is located off Gascoigne Road, Barking, Essex, IG11 These works have an estimated value of approximately £250K The works consists of:- •Replacing approx 52 ground floor flats with UPVC secure by design •Making good to any internal / external damage Tenders are anticipated to be issued during the beginning of February 2012 for return within 10 days due to the need for spend and completion by the end of March 2012. It is imperative that works commence on site with the minimum of delays.

mainProcurementCategory: works

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: Assets & Commercial Services,Barking Town Hall,1 Town Square

postalCode: IG11 7LU


name: Staffordshire County Council Staffordshire Procurement

description: Staffordshire County Council wishes to invite tenders for the provision of Domestic Abuse Support Services in Staffordshire. Staffordshire County Council aims to break the cycle of domestic abuse within families, reduce incidents of abuse and put an end to repeat victimisation. There are four key strands which form part of the cycle of activity which are articulated in the recently published Breaking the Cycle: Staffordshire’s Strategy for Tackling Domestic Abuse 2012-2016 http://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/community/communitysafety/home.aspx These four strands are: • Prevention • Provision of services to victims and their families • Working in partnership • Tackling perpetrators’ behaviour The Council anticipates submissions which meets the strategic priority outcomes set out in the Strategic Plan ‘For your family, our community, and a prosperous Staffordshire’ 2012-2017 http://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/yourcouncil/strategicplan/strategicplan2012-2017.aspx The contracts (8 separate Lots) will commence from 1 April 2013 for a period of 2 years with an option to extend for up to a further 1 year. TUPE will apply to this contract.

street: Staffordshire Procurement People,Wedgwood Building,Tipping Street

postalCode: ST16 2DH


title: Supply of metered electricity.

description: Supply of metered electricity.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 6
Acceptable billing systems: 2
Aftersales service: 2
Timely registration: 1

South Staffordshire Council

street: Wolverhampton Road

postalCode: WV8 1PX


title: Legal Services - Provision to the Higher & Further Education Sectors in Scotland, England and Wales.

description: Higher and Further Education Sectors in Scotland, England and Wales are determined to consolidate legal services spend to achieve increased service standards, greater consistency and better commercial terms for their member institutions. This procurement exercise set up a Framework Agreement to achieve this objective. There are 20 lots defined by geographical area and technical requirement. This is a voluntary OJEU contract award notice only. The procurement process was run in accordance with European legislation as applicable to a Part B service under the provisions of the Public Sector Services Regulations.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 65
Price: 35

APUC Limited

street: Unit 27, Stirling Business Centre, Wellgreen

postalCode: FK8 2DZ

Thorntons Law LLP

street: Whitehall House, 33 Yeaman Shore

postalCode: DD1 4BJ

Anderson Strathern LLP

street: 1 Rutland Court

postalCode: EH3 8EY

Lindsays Morton Fraser FHE Consortium

street: Quartermile Two, 2 Lister Square

postalCode: EH3 9GL

Dundas & Wilson Cs Llp

street: Saltire Court, 20 Castle Terrace

postalCode: EH1 2EN

Shepherd And Wedderburn Llp

street: 1 Exchange Crescent, Conference Square

postalCode: EH3 8UL

Macroberts Llp

street: Excel House, 30 Semple Street

postalCode: EH3 8BL

Weightmans LLP

street: India Buildings, Water Street

postalCode: L2 0GA

SGH Martineau LLP

street: No 1 Colmore Square

postalCode: B4 6AA

Mills and Reeve

street: 78-84 Colmore Row

postalCode: B3 2AB

Michelmores

street: Woodwater House, Pynes Hill

postalCode: EX2 5WR

Foot Anstey LLP

street: Salt Quay House, 4 North East Quay, Sutton Harbour

Eversheds LLP

street: Eversheds House , 70 Great Bridgewater Street


name: College Facilities Ltd for and on behalf of King's College London

title: KCL12-0462 Development Management & Masterplanning architectural Services.

description: As part of its wider estates strategy over the next 20-30 years, King's College London (KCL) has an opportunity to create a new mixed use campus in the London Borough of Southwark. It is anticipated that the new campus would integrate KCL's academic requirement seamlessly into the wider urban regeneration area, providing a range of uses that include student housing, residential units, academic and office space and community facilities. The target date for achieving planning permission is October 2013, as per the terms of the conditional purchase of the land. To assist with this process King's College London is looking to appoint an experienced firm to provide Development Management and Masterplanning/architectural services.

street: Capital House, 2nd Floor Purchasing Services, 42 Weston Street

postalCode: SE1 3QD


title: Extra Care Housing Schemes Home Support.

title: CPU595 Extra Care Housing Schemes - Home Support.

description: The delivery of Home Support Services within the existing Extra Care Housing Schemes in Oxfordshire and those being developed. The schemes are in. 1 Greater Leys, Oxford 2 Nicholson House in Abingdon. 3 Stanbridge House in Banbury 4 Thame.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Pricing: 50
Quality: 50

Oxfordshire County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: OX1 1ND

Allied Healthcare

street: Medicare House, Stone Business Park

postalCode: ST15 0TL

Leonard Cheshire

street: 66 South Lambeth Road

postalCode: SW8 1RL

Housing 21

street: The Triangle, Baring Road, Buckinghamshire

postalCode: HP9 2NA


name: Corps of Commissionaires Management Limited T/A Corps Security

title: The Provision of a Manned Security Guarding Service at JARIC, Brampton Camp & Pathfinder Building, RAF Wyton.

description: Guard services. Guard Services. Unarmed, static manned guarding for Ministry of Defence buildings at two seperate locations, both within postcode area PE28. Typical duties are to include the following list which is not exclusive - a. granting, changing or revoking access by staff to specific rooms or areas of the building; b. managing visitors to the building (including personal searches, checking visitors' details and issuing passes); c. checking deliveries to the building including baggage x-ray; d. monitoring activity in and around the building either by foot patrol or CCTV; e. responding to alarms (eg. intruder detection, personal attack etc); f. controlling emergency evacuations of the building; g. visitor escorting duties. The Contract will run from the start date of 15.6.2012 until 31.3.2015 with an option to extend for an additional 1 year period.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 50
Price: 50

Joint Forces Intelligence Group, C&C

street: Room A104, A Block, RAF Wyton

postalCode: PE28 2EA

street: 85 Cowcross Street

postalCode: EC1M 6PF


name: Awarded as combination with lot 2 (ED C339BH)

name: Awarded as part of a combination with lot 6

name: Awarded as part of a combination under lot 6

name: awarded as a combination contract with lot no 4

name: Contract awarded as a combination under Lot 14

name: Awarded as part of a combination. Please see lot no. 49

name: Awarded as part of a combination. See lot 11

title: South Cerney to Cirencester School.

title: Cerney Wick to Cirencester School.

title: South Cerney to Cirencester School (ED C339AH).

title: Cirencester Kingshill / Sir William Romney's.

title: Rodborough to Thomas Keble School (ED C348 AC).

title: ED 374 AH, AO, AN and ED 348 AD (combined) Thomas Keble, Marling, Archway, Stroud High Schools.

title: Miserden to Stroud Schools.

title: Amberley to Stroud Schools (ED C 374 AN).

title: Box to Stroud Schools (ED C 374 AO).

title: Minchinhampton to Stroud Schools (ED C 374 AP).

title: Nailsworth & Nympsfield to Sir William Romney School (ED C 379 AB).

title: Leighterton to Sir William Romney & St Mary's Schools (ED C 379 AD).

title: Draycott to St Josephs School (ED C 734 AA).

title: Upper Lydbrook to Lakers School (ED C 327 AA) including ED C327 AC & ED C327 AE.

title: Joys Green / Whitecroft to Lakers School (ED C 327 AC).

title: Sling to Lakers School (ED C 327 AE).

title: Clearwell to Lakers School (ED C 327 AF).

title: Leddington to Newent School (ED C 363 AM).

title: Redmarley to Newent School (ED C 363 AQ).

title: Ryton to Newent School (ED C 363 AN).

title: Tirley to Newent School (ED C 363 AR).

title: Maisemore to Newent School (ED C 363 AS).

title: Churcham to Newent School (ED C 363 AT).

title: Newnham to Royal Forest of Dean College (ED C 402 AG).

title: Huntley to Royal Forest of Dean College (ED C 402 AJ).

title: Offa's Mead to Beachley School (ED C453 A).

title: Moreton in Marsh to Chipping Campden School (ED C332 BA).

title: Bledington to Chipping Campden School (ED C332 BB).

title: Moreton in Marsh to Chipping Campden School (ED C332 BC).

title: Great Woldford to Chipping Campden School (ED C332 BD).

title: Stretton on Fosse to Chipping Campden School (ED C332 BE).

title: Stow on the Wold to Chipping Campden School (ED C332 BF).

title: Draycott to Chipping Campden School (ED C332 BI).

title: Hidecote to Chipping Campden School (ED C332 BK).

title: Adlestrop to Cotswold School (ED C372 BA).

title: Lower Oddington to Cotswold School (ED C372 BB).

title: Upper Rissington to Cotswold School (ED C372 BC).

title: Nether Westcote to Cotswold School (ED C372 BD).

title: Clapton on the Hill to Cotswold School (ED C372 BE).

title: Aldsworth to Cotswold School (ED C372 BF).

title: Northleach to Cotswold School (ED C372 BG).

title: Calcot Crossroads to Cotswold School (ED C372 BH).

title: Withington to Cotswold School (ED C372 BI).

title: Cheltenham to Cotswold School (ED C372 BJ).

title: Guiting Power to Cotswold School (ED C372 BK).

title: Upper Rissington to Bourton on the Water School (ED C563 BA).

title: Willersey / Weston sub Edge to St James School (ED C594 AA).

title: Shurdington to Chosen Hill School (ED C335 AA).

title: Cheltenham Road East to St Peters High School (ED C381 AD).

title: Innsworth to St Peters High School (ED C381 AE).

title: Hardwicke to St Peters Primary School (ED C949 AA).

title: Podsmead to St Peters Primary School (ED C949 AB).

title: Nailsworth to Sir William Romney School (ED C379 AC).

title: Tenders for the provision of home to school transport.

description: A number of tenders were issued catering for home to school journeys in many parts of Gloucestershire.

Barnes Coaches

street: Unit E Woodside Road South Marston Park Swindon Wilts

Cotswold Green Ltd.

street: Unit 27 A Nailsworth Mills Estate Avening Road Nailsworth Glos

R j Belfitt Mini Coach Hire

street: 42 The Keelings Station Street Cinderford Glos

Crystal Travel

street: Unit 22B Foxes Bridge Road Forest Vale Industrial Estate Cinderford Glos

Pulhams & Sons Coaches Ltd.

street: Station Road Garage Bourton-on-the-Water Glos


title: Measured Term Contract for Planned Maintenance of Electrical Installations 2012-2015.

title: MTC for Planned Maintenance of Electrical Installations 2012-2015.

description: The Contract comprises the Planned Maintenance of the Electrical Installations located in Police properties, comprising a pro-active planned maintenance programme, including testing, reporting and effecting minor repairs. In addition to the Planned Maintenance Tasks, specific minor corrective repair works and minor adaptations works may be instructed over the duration of the Contract on an ad hoc basis by Work Order.

Strathclyde Police

street: 173 Pitt Street

postalCode: G2 4JS

Fes Fm

street: Forth House, Pirnhall Business Park

postalCode: FK7 8HW


title: River Thames - Penton Hook Lock and Weirs Topographical Survey

description: Topographical, site service record and deformation pin location plan survey.

Environment Agency

street: Kings Meadow House,Kings Meadow Road

postalCode: RG1 8DQ


title: Libraries Self Service RFiD System.

description: Please note this is an award notice. This contract has already been awarded. Library Services at the University of Bristol (UoB) wish to procure the supply, delivery, installation and maintenance of an integrated library radio frequency identification (RFID) self-service system into four of its largest branch libraries. The current intention, to phase the implementation over a five year period is dependent on operational requirements and the lead time, and could therefore be accelerated, expanded or re-tendered dependant on Library Service need and supplier performance. The initial contract will be awarded for the first phase only, with subsequent phases awarded thereafter dependant upon these factors. Self-service offers the UoB the opportunity to maximise operational efficiencies, streamline processes, employ more efficient stock management practices and with system administration tools remotely configure and monitor operations from a central point. Library Services will require athe new system to interface with both the existing Aleph library management system (LMS) and any future releases utilising the SIP2 protocol and to work closely with Aleph and the Library Systems Team to develop the required solutions. The appointed supplier will also be required to have had previous, demonstrable experience of working with other institutions within the sector and specifically library management systems. The scope of the contract will include all required hardware, software, implementation (including required consultancy and training) and ongoing support. The full Statement of Requirements (SoR) is included within the Invitation to Tender (ITT) documents.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Conformity to the requirements specification with particular emphasis on meeting the requirements: 10
Ease of management/operation of the proposed solution: 10
Outcomes of reference site visits undertaken: 10
Evidenced reliability of the systems from outcomes of reference site visits: 10
Quality and appropriateness of the supplier presentation to members of staff and Senior Managers from Library Services and IT Services: 10
Quality and aesthetics of equipment as demonstrated through reference site visits: 10
Project management and capability to meet implementation deadline: 10
Training and support provided: 10
Warranty and maintenance offered: 10
Price: 10

University of Bristol

street: 1/9 Old Park Hill

postalCode: BS2 8BB

3M UK plc

street: 3M Centre, Cain Road, Bracknell, Berkshire

postalCode: RG12 8HT


title: Provision of Metal Working Machine Tools.

description: A variety of industrial Metalworking Machine Tools comprising 9 Lots: Lot 1, Hydraulic Steelworker; Lot 2, Pillar Drills; Lot 3, Rotary Pipe Bending Machine; Lot 4, Powered Bending Rolls; Lot 5, Turret Milling Machine; Lot 6, Pipe Notching machine; Lot 7, CNC Hydraulic Press Brake; Lot 7 CNC Lathe and Lot 9, CNC Plasma Profile Cutting Machine.

title: 01091, Provision of Metalworking Machinery

description: Award of contract for the supply of industrial Metalworking Machine Tools comprising 9 Lots: Lot 1, Hydraulic Steelworker; Lot 2, Pillar Drills; Lot 3, Rotary Pipe Bending Machine; Lot 4, Powered Bending Rolls; Lot 5, Turret Milling Machine; Lot 6, Pipe Notching machine; Lot 7, CNC Hydraulic Press Brake; Lot 8, CNC Lathe and; Lot 9, CNC Plasma Profile Cutting Machine. The items will be used within the Scottish Prison Service prison industry worksheds to produce a variety of manufactured metal products.

Scottish Prison Service

street: Calton House, 5 Redheughs Rigg

postalCode: EH12 9HW

RS Machine Tools

street: Denmore Place, Bridge Of Don

postalCode: AB23 8JS


name: National Grid International Ltd and Réseau de Transport d'Electricité

title: Provision of marine consultancy services HVDC electrical interconnector between UK and France (IFA2).

title: IFA2. Marine consultancy electrical interconnector (HVDC) between Great Britain & France.

description: Reseau de Transport dElectricite and National Grid International Ltd. are looking at jointly developing an electrical interconnector (HVDC) between Great Britain and France. Reseau de Transport dElectricite and National Grid International are contracting a third party to undertake marine consultancy services related to this project.

street: c/o National Grid, National Grid House, Warwick Technology Park, Gallows Hill

postalCode: CV34 6DA

RSK Environment Ltd

street: 65 Sussex Street, Scotland

postalCode: G41 1DX


name: Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust

title: Inspection and Maintenance of Fire Extinguishers

description: The Trust seeks to put in place a contract for a 12 month term, with option to extend a further 12 months, for the Inspection and Maintance of Fire Extinguishers across it's sites. In the first instance Expressions of Interest should be sent by email to the following email address, by end 5th November 2012 at the latest: donna.mcbride@ntw.nhs.uk

postalCode: NE3 3XT


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Probation - Cheshire

title: SENIOR ATTENDANCE CENTRE FOR CHESHIRE PROBATION TRUST

description: Cheshire Probation Trust is seeking to commission a provider to deliver Senior Attendance Centre (SAC) provision across Cheshire. The SAC is a sentencing option available to the Courts and is aimed at 18-24's. Attendance Centre requirements have the dual purpose of punishment (Punishment in terms of deprivation of leisure time) and rehabilitation (rehabilitative work completed whilst in attendance). This will be a one year contract with an estimated value between £15,000- £22,000.

street: Jupiter House,Jupiter Drive,Chester West Employment Park

postalCode: CH1 4QS


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

title: SUPPLY OF ADHESIVES, TAPES AND SEALANTS

description: SUPPLY OF ADHESIVES, TAPES AND SEALANTS

ANIXTER LTD

street: WATERWELLS DRIVE,QUEDGELEY

postalCode: GL2 2FR


title: Research Opportunities: Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation Programme Commissioned Workstream

description: Please refer to the application process and guidance notes available at: http://www.eme.ac.uk/funding/Commissioning.asp?src=comm_28_aug_reminder

National Institute for Health Research

postalCode: SO16 7NS


title: Paddington Main Station Works.

title: C405 Paddington Station (Main Station Works, Fit Out & M&E).

description: Crossrail Limited (CRL) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Transport for London and will act as the delivery agent for the implementation of the Crossrail project as authorised by the Crossrail Act (2008). Under the Act, CRL have been delegated the powers to obtain the necessary consents and to build a new passenger railway connecting London City, Canary Wharf, the West End and Heathrow Airport to areas east and west of London. The central section of the new railway will run via Paddington, Bond Street, Tottenham Court Road, Farringdon, Liverpool Street and Whitechapel Stations. This notice is for the main station works at Paddington, which comprises the construction of the main Crossrail Paddington station, fit out of mechanical, electrical and public health works, station communications and control Plant and Materials, systemwide and other interface works.

Crossrail Limited

street: 25 Canada Square

postalCode: E14 5LQ

Costain Skanska Joint Venture

street: Costain House, Vanwall Business Park

postalCode: SL6 4UB


title: One piece polypropylene shell with hand hole on a metal frame

title: One piece polypropylene shell without hand hole on a metal frame

title: One piece moulded polypropylene shell with hand hole

title: One piece moulded polypropylene shell and reinforced frame with hand hole

title: One piece moulded polypropylene shell without hand hole

title: Two piece seperate polypropylene seat and back

title: Two piece seperate ply seat and back

title: Two piece seperate ply seat and back with hand hole

title: Two piece seperate ply seat and back without hand hole

title: Four leg metal frame stool with hand hole

title: Four leg metal frame stool without hand hole

title: Four leg metal frame polypropylene seat stool

title: Metal frame skid base stool without hand hole

title: Cantilever metal frame stool

title: The supply of classroom chairs and stools.

description: YPO are looking for providers to be appointed onto a framework agreement for the supply of classroom chairs and stools to be used primarily in schools, and other educational establishments.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 45
Quality: 35
Delivery: 15
Customer Service: 5

Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation

street: YPO 41 Industrial Park Wakefield

postalCode: WF2 0XE


title: Peoplesoft support - additional funds

description: Additional funds to purchase order for Peoplesoft support annual contract

Innoapps Limited

street: 13 Bon Accord Square,Top Floor Suite

postalCode: AB10 6DJ


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

title: Podiatry Single Use Instruments (Sterile, Single Pack).

description: The supply delivery and maintenance of Podiatry Single Use Instruments (Sterile, Single pack) to all entities constitutedpursuant to the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978, (i.e. All NHS Scotland Health Boards, SpecialHealth Boards and the Authority). NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the PublicContracts Scotland Web Site at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=203053.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Product Cost:
Technical & functionality:
Quality & service:

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

street: National Distribution Centre, Canderside Toll, 2 Swinhill Avenue

postalCode: ML9 2QX


name: Busy Bee Cleaning Services Limited T/A BBCS

title: Holland Park School Cleaning.

description: Accommodation, building and window cleaning services. Holland Park School is an internationally famous secondary school located in Central London. In September 2012, the school will occupy new buildings constructed on its existing site. The school will require contract cleaning of its interiors and windows.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Methodology for performance: 15
Quality controls: 10
Training, workforce development: 5
Sustainability: 5
Health, safety, safeguarding: 5

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

street: Kensington Town Hall, Hornton Street

postalCode: W8 7NX

street: Unit 5/6 Kingsmill Park, London Road, Loudwater, High Wycombe, Bucks

postalCode: HP10 9UB


title: RM4 NCD1 - Trafford PCT domestic cleaning services.

description: Trafford Primary Care Trust requires a cleaning service to provide, maintain and manage a clean safe and hygienic environment for staff, patients and visitors.

Trafford Healthcare NHS Trust

street: Moorside Road, Davyhulme

postalCode: M41 5SL


title: GB-Leicester: Provision of Religious Education Advisory Services to Schools and Colleges in Leicester

description: Leicester City Council’s Learning Services Division is inviting tenders from organisations wishing to provide support, advice and guidance services on behalf of Learning Services to 104 LCC schools and colleges (Primary and Secondary) term times only. Suppliers must be qualified at least to Graduate level, have a current CRB check and be able to evidence professional knowledge and expertise in the subject field of Religious Education within both phases, knowledge and understanding of schools’ statutory and curriculum responsibilities in the field of RE and experience, knowledge, understanding and current awareness of the changing landscape for schools and their responsibilities for school improvement and raised achievement for all pupils. The successful supplier will need to be able to provide two referees where similar services have been provided in the past. Key elements: 1. Management of SACRE and policy delivery: Pre-meetings, agenda setting and preparing papers for clerk to distribute, attendance at meetings and follow up business and policy implementation; liaison with schools about RE and collective worship determinations; annual report, and two SACRE day RE conferences - one each for primary and secondary pupils. Also included in SACRE’s core work is the support of primary and secondary networks for teachers of RE, termly and email support for schools. (This is part of SACRE’s core purpose to support and monitor RE and collective worship provision.) 2. Engagement with Faith Communities: This includes running the Youth SACRE (3 or 4 meetings per year), a project on RE’s contribution to SMSCD and the ‘Engaging with Faith Communities’ website 3. Agreed Syllabus for RE. This includes supporting schools in the monitoring and use of the syllabus (statutory) and preparing ground for its review / revision the following year. (In 2013 and 2014 this review will be a major part of the LA and SACRE’s work.) 4. Delivery of a strategy for monitoring and supporting RE in schools in Leicester City: • To fulfil core functions of monitoring and supporting RE. • Provide training and support to NQTs, RE co-ordinators, Teachers, Teaching assistants, Heads and Senior leadership teams as required. • Support for the improved engagement of pupils and teachers with the statutory subject of RE through delivery of a conference to promote pupil voice; support to Leicester’s Youth SACRE meetings. • Support and advice to RE network meetings for Primary and Secondary schools including training and support for schools on SMSC development in relation to the new Ofsted framework. • Appropriate training, support and liaison on the above with the wider school community including governors, parents and faith communities. Provision of timely and appropriate advice, guidance and good practice from partners such as OFSTED, DFE and NASACRE. Please complete the tender documentation found at the following portal http://www.sourceleicestershire.co.uk/contracts/show/id/7132 and return to procurementquotations@leicester.gov.uk by 1700hrs 22 August 2012 in order to be considered for this work.

Leicester City Council

street: B Block, New Walk Sentry,Welford Place

postalCode: LE1 6ZG


title: LC130 Connaught Barracks Term Landscape Maintenance

description: To maintain the green estates within the Connaught Barracks site. The works includes grass maintenance, shrub bed management, operations to hedges, weed control, cleansing and unplanned works. The works will also involve working in proximity to Scheduled Ancient Monument (Fort Burgoyne). Works are not notifiable under CDM. The minimum level of Public Liability & Employers Liability Insurance cover needed for this Contract is £5 million and £10 million respectively.

TEP on behalf of the HCA

street: Genesis Centre,Birchwood Science Park,Birchwood

postalCode: WA3 7BH

SLP Vegetation Solution

street: 23 Greggs Wood Road

postalCode: TN2 3HS


title: 12/0007 Moray Council and Aberdeenshire Council Harbours - Maintenance Dredging 2012/13

description: Maintenance Dredging of harbours, including disposal of material at the relevant licensed off-shore disposal site.

Moray Council

street: High Street

postalCode: IV30 1BX

Peter Madsen Rederi

street: Søren Nymarks Vej 8

countryName: DK


name: Shropshire Community Health NHS Trust Occupational Health Service

title: Occuaptional Health and Confidential Employee Counselling Services.

description: Guidance and counselling services. Counselling services. Administrative healthcare services. Provision of Occupational Health and Confidential Employee Counselling Services for Stoke-on-Trent City Council.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 70
Commercial: 30

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

street: Corporate Purchasing and Contracts Unit, Swann House, Boothen Road

postalCode: ST4 4SY

street: The Professional Centre, Gains Park

postalCode: SY3 5HF

Relate North Staffordshire and Stafford

street: The Dudson Centre

postalCode: ST1 5DD


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

title: Replace ACV delta pro condensing boiler & Gas meter

description: Replace ACV delta pro condensing boiler & gas meter

Cofely Ltd

postalCode: S9 1XU


name: Ministry of Defence - Defence Equipment and Support - ISTAR

description: Tender Documents for the Replacement of Current Mathweb Mast Section Fleet


title: TV Studio Refurbishment

description: Blackpool & The Fylde College is requesting bids for the refurbishment of our television studio at our University Campus Full documentation can be obtained by clicking on the link below, registering as a supplier and then expressing an interest in the project.

Blackpool & The Fylde College

street: Ashfield Road,Bispham

postalCode: FY2 0HB


title: Urban Ground Maintenance.

title: Domestic Garden Ground Maintenance.

title: Rural grounds maintenance.

title: Education and leisure grounds maintenance.

title: Ground maintenance term contract.

description: 1. Urban grounds maintenance – which includes all grassed areas within the Island’s villages inside the 30 mph speed limit on highway verges and housing Council Estates adding up to approximately 570,000 sq. m. 2. Rural grounds maintenance – which includes all grassed areas on junctions, roundabouts, bends, lay-by’s and verges outside the 30 mph speed limit on the highway network with an overall length of carriageway adding up to approximately 863 kilometres. 3. Education & Leisure Grounds Maintenance – which includes grassed areas and playing fields on up to 5 no. Secondary Schools and up to 51 no. Primary Schools, plus Leisure Centres and other Community Buildings and areas. 4. Domestic Garden Grounds Maintenance – which includes grassed areas within 39 sheltered housing developments and approximately 700 qualifying residential properties located on Council House Estates throughout the Island.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 80
Quality: 20

Isle of Anglesey County Council

street: Council Offices, Anglesey

postalCode: LL77 7TW

P & W Contracting Ltd

street: Weston Farm/, Weston Lane

postalCode: SY10 9ER

Vale Contract Services

street: Lon Parcwr Ind Est,

postalCode: LL15 1NJ

Glendale Management Services

street: The Coach House, Duxbury Hall Road, Duxbury Park

postalCode: PR7 4AT


title: Insurance services review 2012.

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

awardCriteriaDetails: Criteria as stated in tender documents: 100

Symphony Housing Group

street: Quay Plaza 2, 1st Floor - Lowry Mall, Salford Quays

postalCode: M50 3AH

Zurich Municipal

street: Zurich House, 2 Gladiator Way

postalCode: GU14 6GB


title: Removal and replacement fof flooring at HMP Blundeston

description: Removal and replacement of flooring in pot wash room in HMP Blundeston

Flo Deck (UK) Ltd

postalCode: DY11 5YB


name: UK Military Flying Training System (UKMFTS), DE&S

description: Aircraft maintenance services. Hawk TMk1/1A Integrated Operational Support.

street: Bldg 1300

postalCode: BS34 8JH

BAE Systems (Operations) Ltd

postalCode: BB2 7LF


title: Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route/Balmedie-Tipperty Project.

description: The project consists of: (i) the design, construction and finance of the 46 km dual two lane Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route and associated works and 12 km dual two lane A90 Balmedie-Tipperty Improvement and associated works ('the New Works'). The associated works are to include, but not be limited to, all associated roads, junctions, structures, culverts and associated works including earthworks, drainage, road pavement, service diversions, Intelligent Traffic Systems, traffic signs and road markings, street lighting, traffic management and landscape planting; and (ii) the finance, operation and maintenance of the trunk road network produced as a consequence of the New Works along with associated structures ('the O&M Works') for a period of approximately 30 years after completion of the New Works. Certain elements of the New Works may not be included in the O&M Works but may be subject to a 5 year defects correction period.

awardCriteriaDetails: Criteria stated in the Contract Document:

Aberdeenshire Council

street: Woodhill House, Westburn Road

postalCode: AB16 5GB

Aberdeen Roads Ltd

street: Dean House, 24 Ravelston Terrace

postalCode: EH4 3TP


currency: EUR

title: Diversion from Landfill of Domestic Waste

title: Diversion from Landfill of Domestic Residual Waste.

description: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council are seeking to appoint two or more suitably qualified and experienced household residual waste and recycling companies for the treatment and disposal of residual household waste. The contract is open to be used by both Doncaster and Rotherham Borough Councils should these councils wish to meet their requirement through this procurement. All three organisations have similar requirements but the evaluation of the tender was performed soley on the anticpated volumes of Barnsley Council alone (up to 50,000 tonnes per annum).

Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

street: PO Box 634

postalCode: S70 9GG

Leeds Paper Recycling

street: Units B1 and B2, Valley Farm Road

postalCode: LS10 1SD

La Luminosa Srl

street: Vicolo delle Saline 8/b

countryName: IT

FCC Environment (UK) Limited

street: Ground Floor West, 900 Pavilion Drive

postalCode: NN4 7RG

Viridor Waste Management Limited

street: Youngman Place, Priory Bridge Road

postalCode: TA1 1AP

Associated Waste Management Ltd

street: St Bernards Mill, Gelderd Road

postalCode: LS27 7NA


title: Fisheries Economics and Market Research

description: Knowledge of true economic value of inland fisheries and information on the economic consequences of its activities.

title: Fisheries Science and Advice

description: Scientific evidence and advice forming the basis of fisheries management throughout the Agency.

title: Fisheries Monitoring

description: Monitoring of fish populations and their habitats.

title: Fisheries Policy and Legislation

description: Fisheries management through the development and implementation of appropriate policies and legislation.

title: Fisheries Habitats

description: Appropriate management of stressed and degraded fish habitats.

title: National Fisheries Consultancy Framework.

description: Provision of a framework agreement with a number of consultants who can offer advise and guidance on a range of fisheries issues.

Environment Agency

street: Richard Fairclough House, Knutsford Road, Latchford

postalCode: WA4 1HT


title: Patient Sandwiches

description: Patient Sandwiches.

title: Restaurant Sandwiches

description: Restaurant Sandwiches.

title: Restaurant Fresh Sushi

description: Restaurant Fresh Sushi.

title: Restaurant Pots

description: Restaurant pots including fresh fruit, crudites and salads.

title: Function Sandwiches

description: Function Sandwiches.

title: Catering Requirements for Patient, Restaurant and In House Functions.

description: The Local Health Board is seeking to appoint a suitable supplier to provide Sandwiches, Sushi, Fresh Fruit Salad Pots, Fresh Fruit Salad, Crudites and Salad Pots. Community Benefits do not apply to this contract.

street: Cardiff and Vale University Local Health Board, Heath Park

postalCode: CF14 4XW


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Delivery of roadshows to explain the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) MIS 3005 Issue 3.1 guidelines for the installation of heat pumps to social housing associations

description: DECC has worked closely with the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) to revise its guidelines on the correct procedures for installing small heat pumps (< 45 kW). This tender is for the delivery of a number of roadshows to explain the new guidelines to heating engineers from social housing associations, in order to ensure good performance of this technology. The roadshows should cover local authorities throughout the whole of the UK

street: Area 1C,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


title: Replacement of Hot and Cold Water Pipe Work Distribution System

description: Tender for the replacement of the defective galvanised steel domestic hot and cold water pipework distribution systems, including gas fired water heaters at Marks Gate Junior School, Barking The Assets & Commercial Services Division is located within the Finance & Resources Department of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. The Assets & Commercial Services Division is now inviting expressions of interest for a tender to be submitted for L8 plumbing remedial works at Marks Gate Junior School. These works have an estimated value of approximately £115,000.00 The scope of works includes for the complete replacement of the defective galvanised steel pipework distribution systems serving the domestic hot & cold water services including two gas-fired water heaters and the incoming Site water main. It is the intention to carry out the works over the 2012 school summer holiday period and the works programme will be agreed to accommodate this. Full commissioning, sterilisation and issue of O&M manuals will be required prior to practical completion being granted. All site operatives should be CRB accredited. Tenders are anticipated to be issued and returned in June 2012. It is anticipated that the works shall commence on site in July 2012, for completion in late August 2012. The Contractor shall only use fully trained and qualified “approved” Plumbers in the supply and installation of water supply systems irrespective of whether the plumbing systems are new or modifications to existing. Note: An “approved” Plumber/Contractor means (a) a person who has been approved by the “water undertaker” for the area where a water fitting is installed or used, or (b) has been certified as an “approved” Plumber/Contractor by WIAPS or similar body/organisation as defined in the Water Regulations Guide.

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: Assets & Commercial Services,Barking Town Hall,1 Town Square

postalCode: IG11 7LU


title: High risk serious offenders accommodation based housing related support services Derbyshire.

title: High risk serious offenders accommodation based housing related support services Derby City.

title: SSD 11 18 High risk serious offenders accommodation based housing related support services.

description: The contracts will run for two years plus the option to extend for an additional three x one year periods, subject to continuation of funding appropriate approval satisfactory provider performance the needs of the Council and price.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Method statement: 50
Interview (including presentation): 30
Pricing schedule: 20

Derbyshire County Council

street: Adult Care, County Hall

postalCode: DE4 3AG

Action Housing and Support

street: 6 Genesis Business Park

postalCode: S60 1DX


title: Positive activities for youth in North Lincolnshire.

North Lincolnshire Borough Council

street: Civic Centre, Ashby Road

postalCode: DN16 1AB


name: The National Foundation for Educational Research in England and Wales trading as NFER

title: Raising the standard of work by, with and for children and young people: research and consultation to understand the principles of quality

description: The overall aim of this piece of work is to reveal the principles of quality which underpin work by, with and for children and young people and to consider what tools might be used to enable Arts Council, arts and cultural organisations and other funders to measure quality. We hope to do this through the analysis of existing quality and outcome frameworks and through consultation with the sector. We work to a 10 year strategic framework Achieving great art for everyone. One of our strategic goals is that Every child and young person has the opportunity to experience the richness of the arts and between 2011 and 2015, one of our priorities within this goal is to raise the standard of work being produced by, with and for children and young people. There has been an abundance of work commissioned by, with and for children and young people but practitioners have many different approaches to evaluating the quality of the young person’s experience or the outcomes achieved by their practice. The Arts Council has therefore identified the need to develop a shared approach for the Arts Council and arts and culture organisations to understand and compare the quality of work by, with and for children and young people whether as participants, audience members or artists. In order to achieve this, we have recognised the need to reveal and agree on the underpinning principles of quality. We have also acknowledged that without broad consensus of agreement from the sector about these principles, we will not be able to achieve an effective shared approach that everyone will use. We are therefore undertaking this work in consultation with an external reference group. A number of frameworks and systems for assessing quality have already been developed – both in the arts, cultural and broader children and young people sectors. We therefore want to build on the huge amount of work that has already taken place and mine the valuable knowledge which already exists within the sector.

Arts Council England

street: 14 Great Peter Street

postalCode: SW1P 3NQ

street: The Mere,Upton Park

postalCode: SL1 2DQ


title: GB-STOKE: Northwood Park Pavillion Demolition

description: The demolition of the pavillion at Northwood Park, Stoke-on-Trent IMPORTANT This is being carried out electronically and all documents are available from https://wmcoe.bravosolution.co.uk all responses will be received electronically through the eTendering portal BravoSolution. The relevant ITT is 29377 The start date is to be confirmed and may not relate to that stated on the documentation but will be as soon as possible after awarding.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

street: Corporate Procurement,Floor 1, Civic Centre,Glebe Street

postalCode: ST4 1HH


title: Developer Partner for the Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre and Surrounding Site Development.

description: Aberdeen City Council is looking to select a partner to develop Council owned land in close proximity to the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre (AECC).The first part of the selection process is to pre-qualify organisations to go forward to a competitive dialogue process for the development of the identified land, amounting to some 16 hectares. 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=231286.

Aberdeen City Council

street: Marischal College, Broad Street

postalCode: AB10 1AB


name: NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership- Procurement Services (Hosted by Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board)

title: Wristband identification printable.

description: This contract will include a range of disposable printable patient identification wristbands for use in thermal & laser printers.

street: 25-30 Lambourne Crescent

postalCode: CF14 5GF


title: Provision of Global Custody Services (Pension Fund).

description: Appointment of a global custodian to provide services including but not limited to safekeeping of assets, trade settlement, tax collection, corporate actions, proxy voting, investment accounting, performance measurement, foreign exchange and cash management.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Capabilities (tender response): 40
Fees: 30
Contractual Arrangements: 20
Capabilities (presentation): 10

Hampshire County Council

street: County Supplies, Bar End Road

postalCode: SO23 9NR

J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.

street: 25 Bank Street Canary Wharf

postalCode: E14 5JP


title: Retail Market Review - Field experiment/trial design expertise and data analysis

description:
The overarching objective for this trial is to measure the impact of a new style of annual statement developed by Ofgem on levels of consumer engagement. This tender invites suitably experienced academic institutions/consultants to bid to support the trial through the provision of detailed guidance on trial design and data analysis of key behavioural indicators. Full details of the requirement are set out in the ITT.

 (MT Ref:93657)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank,Procurement Team

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


title: EC 0568. Medical device development.

description: 1. The University of Edinburgh ("the Buyer") invites competitive tenders for the design and development of a novel diagnostic medical device. This procurement process is to address the initial device development needs of a new research and development project, which will be led by a University appointed Project Team. The appointed tenderer will work in partnership with the Buyer and the aforementioned team to plan, design, develop, manufacture and test two identical prototype diagnostic devices for preliminary clinical testing. Additional iterative development of the device is likely after the initial research and development project and this will be addressed in the tender; 2. This document addresses Stage 1 of a two-stage procurement process, which is explained in the later paragraphs of this section; 3. The project will initiate in January 2013 and will run for 24 months, assuming that all objectives / milestone are met. Phase A will have a duration of 3 months and will focus on software development. Phase B will have a duration of 2.5 months and this will focus on technology selection. The design and development part of this project is due for completion at the end of October 2013 and this stage of the project will be referred to as Phase C. The clinical testing for the project will comment November 2013 and this stage of the project will be referred to as Phase D. Phase D is not subject to this tender; 4. There are specific "go/no-go" milestones at the end of each Phase of the project. If a milestone is not successfully achieved then the project will be terminated; 5. Two bespoke prototype medical devices will be required to be designed and built to the Buyer project team’s specifications. Offers are being sought for the design and development of these bespoke devices. Tenderers are invited to propose their own solutions and / or developments of the prototypes to achieving the best outcome regarding efficient manufacture of the novel medical device; 6. A description of the indication and the detailed specification of the novel medical device will not be available during the Stage 1 procurement process; this will only be available to short listed tenderers. The equipment specifications are indicative and for guidance only and are likely to be developed during the procurement process. The final designs and the fitness for purpose of the final product shall be the responsibility of the Tenderer. The Phases are described further below. Phase A: clinical data analysis and proof of concept. Phase B: technology selection. Phase C: prototype device development. 6.1 The tenderers shall also be required to provide a range of services in relation to the design and development of a novel diagnostic medical device including project management, design and / or sample production, logistics, installation, commissioning, snagging, training, warranty back up for the equipment supplied in all of the above; 6.2 The prototype diagnostic medical devices offered will be required to be tested and proved fit for purpose for clinical use over the life of the product, expected to be at least 3 years. 7. This tender will follow a two stage restricted procurement procedure as explained below: — First stage procurement procedure; pre-qualification stage which will require tenderers to complete questionnaires as contained within or supplied with this document, — Selection: by using the results from the questionnaires, contained within this document, tenderers will be short listed, — Second stage procurement procedure; invitation to tender stage where only short listed tenderers, who have returned a countersigned NDA shall be issued with the ITT document, containing a full specification and awards shall be made based on the tender offers made in the second stage. 8. The restricted process has been adopted to ensure only tenderers that have the capacity to design and develop the prototype devices, then provide on-going service back up to the highest standard, are short-listed to provide tender offers; 9. A maximum of 5 tenderers shall be short listed, on the basis that five or more competent and acceptable offers are received; 10. As part of the first stage submission the tenderer shall sign and return the non-disclosure agreement.

University Of Edinburgh

street: Charles Stewart House, 9-16 Chambers Street

postalCode: EH1 1HT


name: Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science

title: Request for Quotation for the Provision of Bespoke Meshed Traps

description: Cefas require bespoke fine meshed traps to efficiently sample undersized crabs and lobsters in the North Norfolk fishery as part of a four year Defra funded research project.

postalCode: NR33 0HT


title: Lot 4 (Lots 1 - 3 advertised 2012-/S185-304338)

description: Please see earlier descriptions for Lots 1 - 3. Lot 4 represents the totality of Lots 1 - 3 being delivered together.

title: Lot 3 (Lot 3A & 3B)

description: Lot 3a - To develop tools and support packages to enable NHS Trusts and CCGs to identify and support the development of Patient Leaders (As advocated in Lot 1). Lot 3B - The development and delivery of a Patient Leaders Programme across NHS Trusts and CCGs within the Midlands and East providing those Patient Leaders who have been identified and embedded within respective organisations with the tools, skills, knowledge and support to be effective leaders for the patient and customer voice and the patient revolution.

title: Lot 2 (Lot 2A and 2B)

description: Required Product: Lot 2A – To review and create an inventory of tools and resources readily available across the SHA cluster which support the workforce in adopting the cultural change required to deliver a ‘Revolution in Patient and Customer Services Experience’ (consistent with the Organisational Development Framework articulated in Lot 1A). Lot 2B - To work with identified NHS Trusts and CCGs to develop and implement a suite of tools and resources to support the workforce to deliver the cultural change in support of ‘Creating a Revolution in Patient and Customer Services Experience’ and in delivering the Organisational Development Framework (as articulated in Lot 1).

title: Lot 1 (Lot 1A & 1B)

description: Required Products: Lot 1A - The production of an Organisational Development Framework which supports the delivery of the Ambition vision as articulated within ‘Creating a Revolution in Patient and Customer Services Experience’. Lot 1B - The design and delivery of development sessions for Trust Boards and CCGs across the Midlands and East SHA cluster designed to inspire/enthuse/equip/motivate boards and the senior leaders within to change the way that they think and behave in support of the principles as outlined within the vision ‘Creating a Revolution in Patient and Customer Services Experience’.

title: Creating a Revolution in Patient and Customer Service Experience in the Midlands and East - 'Building for the Future'.

description: The essence of this contract is to procure a range of services that will deliver a structured programme equipping NHS organisations across the Midlands and East with the right skills, knowledge and behaviours to continue on its ambitious journey to revolutionise patient and customer services experience. Services to be delivered have been arranged in 4 ‘Lots’, with Lot 4 comprising the totality of Lots 1 – 3. Lots 1 – 3 are further broken down into Parts A and B comprising the following products for delivery: Lot 1 - The production of a Framework for Organisational and Board Development and the design and delivery of development sessions for Trust Boards and CCGs across the Midlands and East SHA cluster. Lot 2 - (Review and) creation of a suite of tools and resources to support the workforce in delivering the required cultural and behavioural change required to achieve a revolution in customer and patent experience. (‘Part A’). Part B will entail working with a number of identified NHS Trusts and CCGs and their workforces to support the delivery of culture change required from the workforce. Lot 3 - The development of tools and support packages to enable NHS Trusts and CCGs to identify and support the development of Patient Leaders. Part B requires the development and delivery of a Patient Leaders Programme across NHS Trusts and CCGs within the Midlands and East. Lot 4 - Combined delivery of all of the above listed products as a single Lot. NHS Midlands and East particularly encourages proposals from coalitions which utilises the skills, expertise and networks from third sector organisations.

NHS Midlands and East

street: Victoria House, Capital Park, Fulbourn

postalCode: CB21 5XB

TMI

street: 7 Clarendon Place

postalCode: CV32 5QL


title: Security Training

title: Temporary Security Officers

title: Events Door Security Staff

title: Security Staff Training, Temporary Security Officers and Events Security Door Staff.

description: The University of Birmingham invites tenders for the supply of Security Staff Training Temporary Security Officers and Events Door Security Staff which will be split into three LotS. The intention is to establish a Framework Agreement with a Provider(s) who will provide and manage the Universitys Security Staff and Events Door Security Staff requirements. Providers will be able to tender for a single or multiple Lots but must indicate which Lot they are submitting a response for. Tenderers must meet the below minimum standards to be able to qualify to take part in this tender any Tenderer not able to meet the minimum standard of the Lot they have applied for will not be taken further. Lot 1 Security Training Tenderers need to be able to deliver both Skills for Security and SIA approved training. We also expect the delivery of specialist/tailored training as part of personal and professional development and relevant events that may be taking place on site. The University would work with the training company to design a training package that addresses these needs and ideally offer this as a certificated qualification. Due to rest days and shift patterns training would be delivered to staff on site. The University has five security teams therefore the training would be delivered to each team individually and not as a group. Once a year each team undertakes Physical Intervention SIA Level 2 training which would also be included in the training programme. Lot 2 Temporary Security Officers Tenderers will be required to supplement and/or increase the Universitys in-house security team where it is not possible for the in-house team to cover/support. Duties may include guarding of key or vulnerable areas access control crowd control or patrolling a section of the campus. Radio communication with the control room is a key requirement with the ability to use a radio according to standard radio protocols to act on information received and to pass accurate information to the Control Room as well as the ability of recording information accurately in written format. Security Staff will be a requirement to wear approved high visibility clothing commensurate with security duties. Also Security Staff will be required to have good customer service and communication skills and to be able to deal with conflict effectively during situations where tension may be evident. Lot 3 Events Door Security Staff Tenderers will be required to provide the University with a professional well trained door security staff to cover student events stewarding or regular evening door supervision at either the University Campus and Student Villages. Tenderers should understand the needs and cultural differences of a University environment. They should be capable of appropriate communication and negotiation skills. Radio communication with the control room is a key requirement with the ability to use a radio according to standard radio protocols to act on information received appropriately as well as the ability of recording serious incidents accurately in written format. Security Staff will be a requirement to wear approved high visibility clothing identification badges and where possible the same staff working for regular events to ensure continuity with the University teams they will be working alongside.

University of Birmingham

street: Aston Webb B Block

postalCode: B15 2TT


title: Construction Industry Workplace (non apprenticeship) learning in England

description: CITB-ConstructionSkills wishes to procure a multi-supplier framework for the provision of the off the job delivery of our construction industry workplace (non-apprenticeships) learning in England. The contract will comprise of a range of Training Providers who are certified to deliver approved courses for Construction Employers and who will be required to deliver all elements to learners across England, which are detailed in the ITT. The framework of a minimum of 10 providers will be established for a period of 12 months (contract year 2012/13.) To ensure compliance with procurement law, none of our personnel can assist or advise you in the completion of the tender documentation other than to respond to formal queries raised in accordance with the process defined in the ITT documents. Failure to submit, complete or pass the mandatory sections of the ITT will mean that CITB-ConstructionSkills cannot work with a provider for any new learners. A centrally located briefing will also be held, shortly after the advert goes live, to respond to enquiries and the dates of these will be confirmed to those who have intimated an interest in submitting a tender. The date and event will be available to all those that apply. To request a copy of the ITT and framework agreement for this requirement, please e-mail english.tender@cskills.org quoting B12/669/05. Please note: no documents will be sent to you unless you request them from the email address in this advert. Opening Date: 08th June 2012 Date last Question or Expression of Interest: 29th June at 3pm Tender Closes: 6th July at 3pm


name: NETSCC, Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation

title: Tentative Research Opportunity: Assistive Technologies in Disabilities

street: Alpha House,University of Southampton Science Park

postalCode: SO16 7NS


title: Endoscopy consumables.

title: Endoscopy consumables.

title: Endoscopy consumables.

title: Endoscopy consumables.

title: Endoscopy consumables.

description: The Maidstone & Tunbridge Wells is a large acute 862 bedded Trust consisting of three main hospitals, Maidstone, Pembury and the Kent and Sussex Hospital based in Tunbridge Wells, providing a full range of general hospital services and specialist cancer care. The Trust has two Endoscopy Departments based at Maidstone and the Kent and Sussex Hospital. A new hospital is currently under construction on the existing Pembury Hospital site and this will provide all inpatients accommodation in single room making it the first NHS acute hospital of its kind in the UK. The new 6300sqm will have 513 beds and will be open in 2011. The Trust is looking for a supplier of endoscopy consumables to cover our procedures for ERCP, Gastroscopy, Bronchoscopy and Colonoscopy. The Trusts activity is approximately 230 ERCP, 3538 Gastroscopy, 2411 Colonoscopy and 140 Bronchoscopy per annum. But this activity could vary due to other factors including reconfiguration of services to the new hospital in 2011.

Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust

street: Maidstone Hospital, Hermitage Lane

postalCode: ME16 9QQ

Cook Medical

street: O'Halloran Road

countryName: IE

Olympus Keymed

street: Keymed House

postalCode: SS2 5QH

Boston Scientific Ltd

street: Breakspear Park

postalCode: HP2 4TZ

Conmed

street: 73/74 Shrivenham Hundred

postalCode: SN6 8TY


title: Repair and replacement of white goods.

description: Repair and replacement of white goods in Midland Heart properties in both care and support and general needs areas. Midland Heart is following the restricted process and expects PQQ's to be available from 12:00 on 5.10.2011. Further information can be found on the Midland Heart web site in the buyer profile section www.midlandheart.org.uk.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality: 60
Delivery performance:
Risk:
Overall cost effectiveness:

WMCOE – Midland Heart

street: 20 Bath Row

postalCode: B15 1LZ

Multibrand Services Limited

street: 5 Nightingale Place, Pendeford Business Park, Wobaston Road,

postalCode: WV9 5HF


title: Management & development of Hemel Hempstead street market and street trading.

description: Retail trade services. Dacorum Borough Council wishes to enter into a five year legal arrangement with an experienced and/or capable market operator to manage, improve and develop the established street market.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 30
Quality: 70

Dacorum Borough Council

street: Civic Centre, Marlowes, Hertfordshire

postalCode: HP1 1HH

Saunders Markets Limited

street: Printing House, 66 Lower Rd

postalCode: HA2 0DH


title: Contract number 1112-111– community links.

description: Islington Council invites suitable expressions of interest from suppliers to submit bids for a Community Links Project to be provided in the London Borough of Islington for Islington residents. Current status. The Community Links service will aim to: — Improve inclusion and increase reach to those Turkish/Kurdish families with children under five who are not currently accessing Islington Children’s Centre services, — Contribute to the development of Islington Children’s Centre services so that they better meet the needs of and are more accessible to Turkish/Kurdish families, — Strengthen the dialogue between Children’s Centres and the families they serve, supporting Turkish/Kurdish families to contribute to the planning and evaluating of services at their local centre. These will be achieved by: — Employing appropriately qualified Community Links Workers / Home Learning workers who have a good knowledge of the Islington Turkish/Kurdish community and who meet the requirements of the service, — Developing a clear strategy for outreach to promote Sure Start Children’s Centres to Turkish/Kurdish families with children under 5 in Islington and facilitate their access to universal and targeted children’s centre services, — Working alongside Islington Children’s Centres to provide information about services available in the locality to families with children under five including: advice services, local community groups and centres, health services, childcare and nursery education services (including free early years provision for disadvantaged two year olds and for all three and four year olds), adult learning, training and employment services, — Liaising with the relevant Turkish/Kurdish community organisations in order to identify parents to be and families with children under 5 years and to ensure that they are aware of and introduced to the services available through Islington Children’s Centres, — Developing links with, and contributing to the objectives of, relevant partners in the local authority who are delivering services to black and minority ethnic families and to refugee and asylum seeking families, — Ensuring that children and families are provided with information about and referred to specialist services as relevant. This includes contributing to the CAF and TAC process where children have additional unmet needs (where appropriate), and safeguarding children by referring to Children’s Social Care where children may be at risk of significant harm, — Working with groups of parents and carers, including contributing to the planning and running of parenting programmes, information and advice sessions and Stay and Play sessions which take place in Islington Children’s Centres. The requirement. Applicants must have a proven track record of delivering services to: — children and parents from minority ethnic groups, — lone parents, — fathers, — young parents, — families in temporary accommodation; refugee families, — children and parents in workless households, — disabled children and children of disabled parents, — families in most need of intervention and support, including families who have experienced domestic violence. To work towards these outcomes: — confident parents and children who are able to articulate their needs, — children who have the best start on entering reception, — parents who are fully involved and engaged in services, working in partnership towards mutually agreed goals, — strong relationships between parents and children, — children who are safe, healthy and happy. The Local Authority believes that TUPE may apply to some or all of the staff currently providing this service. Further details are available within the Open Tender document(s).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost – (overall contract cost): 20
Quality – made up of - implementation: 10
Quality – made up of quality assurance: 15
Quality – made up of partnership: 20
Quality – made up of sustainability: 10
Quality made up of compliance with service specification aims & outcomes: 5
Quality – made up of compliance with service specification safeguarding: 15
Quality – made up of compliance with service specification – performance monitoring and quality: 5

Islington

street: Strategic Procurement Team, Second Floor, 7 Newington Barrow Way, Finsbury Park

postalCode: N7 7EP

Minik Kardes LTD

street: Minik Kardes 53-55 Balls Pond Road

postalCode: N1 4BW


name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

title: Fast Stream Training Courses

description: Fast Stream Training Courses

Capita Business Services Ltd

street: Conference & Training Customer Cntr, Quadrant Court,49 Calthorpe Road,Edgbaston

postalCode: B15 1TH


title: Street lighting maintenance contract 2013/14.

description: Street lighting maintenance contract, for a contractor to carry out street lighting maintenance work within West Dunbartonshire.

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Jack McAulay

street: West Dunbartonshire Council, Council Offices, Garshake Road

postalCode: G82 3PU


title: Urban drainage survey framework

description: Inspection services for North West area as per the short description in Section II.1.5.

title: Urban drainage survey framework

description: Inspection services for North East area as per the short description in Section II.1.5.

title: Urban drainage survey framework

description: Inspection services for South West area as per the short description in Section II.1.5.

title: Urban drainage survey framework

description: Inspection services for South East area as per the short description in Section II.1.5.

title: Urban drainage survey framework.

description: To conduct detailed drainage surveys and investigations on both surface water and foul drainage systems in urban areas. The surveys will require among other techniques, mapping, dye tracing and CCTV camera survey work in order to establish connections and prove inferred drainage from any existing plans, to fill in any gaps, or create new plans as required. The surveys will be conducted in areas that are draining to receiving waters which are currently failing to meet the EU Water Framework Directive Standard of Good Ecological Status. The survey results, which will include details of any environmental pollution, misconnections, serious damage, blockage, lack of maintenance etc, will be provided in the form of a detailed report with accompanying drainage plans showing both surface water and foul drainage for the entire survey area in question. The framework may also be used for CCTV culvert inspections. This will be an all Wales framework with geographical lots being used.

Environment Agency

street: Ty Cambria, 29 Newport Road

postalCode: CF24 0TP


title: The Real Impact of Regulations On Growth

description: A research project for a comprehensive literature review exploring the links between regulations and growth.

Business, Innovation and Skills

street: Victoria 2 ,1 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0ET

Frontier Economics

street: 71 Holborn

postalCode: WC1V 6DA


currency: LTL

title: Milford House.

title: Milford House 7378.

description: Young Persons Homeless accomodation.

Hampshire County Council

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

postalCode: SO23 8UQ

First Wesex

street: Charlotte Younge House Chestnut Avenue


title: Troubled Families Data Management Solution

Cornwall Council

street: New County Hall,Treyew Road

postalCode: TR1 3AY


title: Fire suppression system to suit railway signalling equipment rooms.

description: Northern Ireland Railways Company Ltd (NIR) intends to appoint a specialist contractor to design, supply, install and commission a suitable fire suppressant system in track-side signalling equipment rooms. As a result of a feasibility study NIR have identified 39 category D to E type (BS6266) sites to be fitted with a HFC-227ea (Heptafluropropane), hereafter referred to by the trade name FM-200, clean agent fire suppressant system with automatic control, detection and remote fault / fire monitoring facilities. Additionally, Translink may request various corporate office based sites (server rooms), yet to be identified, be fitted with the same fire suppression system. Minimum standards / requirements. The clean agent FM-200 fire suppressant systems are to be designed, installed and commissioned to the following standards. For undated references, the latest edition of the referenced document applies. BS 6266 code of practice for fire protection for electronic data processing installations. BS EN 15004-1:2008 – fixed fire fighting systems. Gas extinguishing systems. Design, installation and maintenance. BS EN 15004-5:2008 – fixed fire fighting systems for Gas extinguishing systems. Physical properties and system design of gas extinguishing systems for HFC 227ea (FM-200) extinguishant. BS7273-1 code of practice for the operation of fire protection measures: electrical actuation of gaseous total flooding extinguishing systems. BS EN 12094-1 – fixed firefighting systems – Components for gas extinguishing systems – part 1: Requirements and test methods for electrical automatic control and delay devices. BS 5839-1:2002 fire detection and fire alarm systems for buildings. Code of practise for system design, installation, commissioning and maintenance. BS EN 54 Series: fire detection & alarm systems. Type and contract period. The supply of fire suppression systems for signalling equipment rooms will be done under a NEC3 Engineering & Construction short contract. Works are expected to start under this contract at the end of june 2012. The fitment of signalling equipment rooms with a fire suppression system will be rolled out over a 3 year period.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

Translink

street: Milewater Road

postalCode: BT3 9BG

G4S Security Services (UK) Ltd

street: 12 Heron View

postalCode: BT3 9LN


name: National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI)

title: National Railway Museum - Art Gallery

description: The project comprises the formation of an enclosed space to form an Art Gallery within the existing Station Hall area of the National Railway Museum, York. The works include the erection of new partitions complete with associated steel frame, floor and ceiling finishes, decorations, alteration and adaptation of existing services and the like, new mechanical and electrical installations, etc. all as referred to in the Work Schedules, Drawings and Specifications issued here with. (MT Ref:91091)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Galleries and Exhibitions

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: PC383: Waste and Recycling Collection Service for South Staffordshire Council.

description: South Staffordshire is a rural district covering an area of 101 000 acres on the northwestern edge of the West Midlands conurbation. Despite having a population of over 106 000, there are no towns in the district, but a number of villages with populations over 12 000. This service will consist of an alternate weekly collection of domestic waste one week with garden waste and dry recyclables the following week, and the subsequent transfer to an authorised waste facility. Domestic waste is collected from all 45 500 properties in the district primarily by means of a 240 litre wheeled bin whilst a small percentage of properties remain on a sack collection. Larger containers are in place at communal properties. Garden waste is collected from 96 % of properties in the district by means of a 240 litre wheeled bin. Dry recyclables are currently collected from all 45 500 properties in the district primarily by means of a 55 litre box and a reusable bag. 360 litre wheeled bins are in place for the collection of commingled recyclables from communal properties. An assisted collection service must also be provided where necessary. The service will include the provision of a weekly household clinical waste collection and, upon request, the collection of bulky household waste from residents homes. Anumber of ancillary services, including the delivery and retrieval of waste and recycling containers, will also be required as part of the contract. A new contract will be required to commence on 1.4.2013. Staffordshire County Council is acting on behalf of South Staffordshire Council for the purposes of assisting with the Procurement only. The ultimate Contracting Authority is South Staffordshire Council.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost of Service Provision: 50
Quality of Service Provision: 50

South Staffordshire Council

street: Wolverhampton Road

postalCode: WV8 1PX

Biffa Municipal Limited

street: Lakeside Pavilion, Chaucer Business Park, Watery Lane, Kemsing

postalCode: TN15 6QY


title: Children's Exposure to Second Hand Smoke in Cars.

description: In order to protect children from the harmful effects of second hand smoke (SHS) in cars, the Welsh Government has launched the three—year Fresh Start Wales campaign. The campaign calls on parents and other carers to pledge to keep their cars smoke free, and thereby protect their children from the health risks associated with SHS in a confined space. The Welsh Government will consider pursuing a ban on smoking in cars carrying children if children’s exposure to SHS in cars does not start to fall within the next three years. To help inform this decision, the Welsh Government wishes to commission a research project that will assess the impact that the Fresh Start Wales campaign has on children’s exposure and attitudes to smoking in cars. The Contractor will undertake a cross—sectional study of Year 6 school children in Wales, from a nationally representative sample of state maintained primary schools, during the Summer term of 2013. The Welsh Government may also choose to repeat the study in 2014. Data will be collected in the classroom environment, where school children will be asked to complete a questionnaire. In addition to be completing the questionnaire, saliva samples will be taken for cotinine assay. The Welsh Government, on behalf of the Welsh Ministers, will be conducting this procurement exercise through the etenderwales portal: https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk. Tender documents and other information must be downloaded from and returned through this portal. If you require any further assistance, the BravoSolution helpdesk is available on: Email: help@bravosolution.co.uk. Phone: +44 8003684850. Fax: +44 2070600480. Full information on accessing the portal is found in Section VI.3. Community Benefits do not apply to this contract.

The Welsh Ministers

street: Welsh Government, Knowledge & Analytical Services, 2nd Floor (North Wing), Cathays Park

postalCode: CF10 3NQ


name: Ministry of Defence - HQ Fleet Commercial

title: Provision of Residual Stress Measuring Equipment with Support Package

description: 2 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENT FOR THE PURCHASE OF RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT 2.1 The equipment shall achieve the residual stress measurement to ASTM E837-08 by means of a microscope and drilling equipment. 2.2 The drilling equipment shall be capable of micrometric alignment and shall be fitted with a fine tool feed system. 2.2 The drilling equipment shall be fitted with a high speed air turbine and suitable spares to maintain the air turbine shall be provided. 2.3 Drills of diameter 1.6 mm and cone end mills shall be supplied in sufficient quantities to carry out the training session and at least three measurements after the training session. 2.2 Dial gauges shall be supplied in sufficient quantities to carry out the residual stress measurement. to ASTM E837-08. 2.4 The drilling equipment shall be fitted with a pneumatic set sufficient for it to function satisfactorily to carry out the residual stress measurement. to ASTM E837-08. 2.5 The drilling equipment shall be controlled by a stepper motor and shall have a contact sensor and air supply fitted and all three devices shall be electronically controlled. 2.6 The drilling equipment shall be fitted with suitable cables to connect it to the other equipment in the assembly. 2.7 A standalone desk top computer shall be supplied with: the pre-installed software with software running in Windows XP environment; a monitor of minimum 1024x768 resolution; minimum 1 GB RAM. 2.8 The data acquisition shall be achieved by a 4 channel measurement unit enabling parallel dynamic measurement data acquisition using the standalone desktop computer from full, half and quarter bridge strain gauges simultaneously. 2.9 The data acquisition shall have: a high sampling rate at 16 bit; digital filters; a calibrated measuring chain; ease of operation; an EMC tested metal housing; compensating resistors with shunt calibration. 2.10 Strain gauges and 0o/45o/90o rectangular hole drilling rosettes with connection cables and 3 wires shall be supplied to enable functioning of the equipment to be proved during the training session and for at least three measurements after the training session. 2.11 The drilling equipment and strain measurement equipment shall be software controlled. 2.12 The following actions shall be software controlled: the stepper motor operation; the data acquisition from the strain gauge amplifiers; the calculation and plotting of principal stresses and principal angle; the plotting of relaxed strains; the plotting of principal stresses, principal angle, and ideal stresses versus depth. 2.13 The stress calculation shall be carried out in accordance with ASTM E837 and integral methods. 2.14 A maintenance tool kit shall be supplied. 2.15 A calibration certificate shall be supplied. 2.16 A robust case containing all the equipment shall be supplied. 2.17 An instruction manual shall be supplied 2.18 Training of sufficient depth to enable an inexperienced user to employ the instrument shall be provided for at least three people. 2.19 A support contract shall be supplied for 4 years to cover: software upgrades; servicing and calibration every 2 years (parts excluded); technical support via email. 3 HEALTH AND SAFETY 3.1 The equipment shall conform to all relevant Health and Safety regulations and shall be CE marked in accordance with European legislation. 4 SERVICES The equipment shall run on 220/240 volts AC and 50-60 Hz. A Pre Qualification Questionaire may be used as part of the tender process. Estimated contract length 60 months

street: Room 303, Building 1/080,Jago Road,PP73a

postalCode: PO1 3LU

SINT Technology

street: VIA G,GIUSTI 229,50041 Calenzano