title: Project: Dover Castle Conservation Management Plan

description: of a Conservation Management Plan (CMP) for Dover Castle, Castle Hill, Dover, Kent CT16 1HU. The CMP will cover all buildings and land areas under the management of English Heritage. The Conservation Management Plan is being commissioned by English Heritage and is intended: •To review, synthesise and, where necessary, rationalise, the policies and guidance in the existing conservation statements and plans for the castle •to facilitate the future strategic and day-to-day conservation management of the castle and adjoining land in the management of English Heritage so that its heritage values can be conserved, enhanced and revealed; •to provide a policy framework for the management of change on the site; •to inform the interpretation of the site in a way which enhances the visitor experience without harming the castle’s heritage values; •and to help maintain an exemplary visitor experience by proposing a forward vision for the operational management of the castle in anticipation of expected increases in visitor numbers.

Oxford Archaeology

street: Janus House,Osney Mead

postalCode: OX2 0ES


name: North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust

scheme: CPV

title: GB-Stockton: T13-64 Upgrade to automatic doors at University Hospital of Hartlepool

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Replacement of automatic doors at UHH. Contracts must be registered under the gas safe scheme. Electrical and plumbing personnel to issue test certificate. Please note all contractor to have upto date DBS (CRB) proof will be required. to express you interest please use the following link. http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6608

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: works

street: Hardwick

postalCode: TS19 8PE

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


documentType: awardNotice

title: Homelessness Prevention High Support Service - Lot 4 – Young Peoples Services at St Georges and The Foyer.

description: A range of accommodation based services to help people recover from homelessness and prevent future homelessness. The contracts are for support and housing management at already identified locations in Bristol. Each lot has a slightly different focus, but each will help people move on to longer term accommodation successfully and sustainably. Lot 4 focus is on helping young people more on to longer term accommodation.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 80
Price: 20

mainProcurementCategory: services

Bristol City Council

street: Strategic Commissioning and Procurement Service, 5th Floor B Bond, Smeaton Road

postalCode: BS1 6EE


name: North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust


currency: GBP

title: Specialist Contractor - Deputy Head Director of Supply Chain Project

description: Specialist Contractor

DKW Associates Limited

postalCode: RH2 9AE


title: Provision of the Production of Endothelial Cells

description: Award of PURCH/0849 Provision of Vascular Endothelial Cells from Human Embryonic Stem Cells at GMP Quality.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 25
Ability to scale cell production for production of final cell amounts: 20
Production of human endothelial cells from embryonic stem cells: 20
Ability to deliver live cells to partners (Glasgow, Edinburgh, Bristol) within 8 hours: 15
Ability to undertake cell therapy research involving human embryonic (hES) stem cells: 10
Availability of draft protocol as a start point for protocol development: 10

mainProcurementCategory: goods

University of Glasgow

street: Procurement Office, Level 4, Gilbert Scott Building, University Avenue

postalCode: G12 8QQ

Roslin Cells Ltd

street: 9 Little France Road, Edinburgh Bioquarter

postalCode: EH16 4UX


measure: electronicBids

title: Provision of bus service - route 305

title: Provision of bus service - route 305.

description: Provision of Bus Service Route 305 for 5 years with a provision of a 2 year extension depending on performance. Please note costs posted on OJEU sometimes differ from those on the internet, this is due to post award negotiations.

London Bus Services Limited

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

postalCode: SE1 8NJ

Arriva the Shires Ltd

street: 487 Dunstable Rd

postalCode: LU4 8DS


title: Catering and Hospitality Services.

description: Provision of catering and hospitality services at The Minster School.

The Minster School

street: Nottingham Road

postalCode: NG25 0LG


title: Provision of banking services

title: Provision of Banking Services

description: Lancaster University has appointed a provider of clearing bank/transactional services in accordance with the requirements, information and specification detailed in the tender documents.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Efficiency and effectiveness of on-line systems: 30
Quality and effectiveness of customer service and relationship management: 30
Value for money: 30
provision of similar services at other UK Universities: 10

Lancaster University

street: University House, Bailrigg

postalCode: LA1 4YW

Barclays Bank PLC

street: 71 Grey Street

postalCode: NE99 1JP


title: 1.1 Domestic Abuse Prevention Programme for Men

title: 1.2 Domestic Abuse Support for Women

title: 1.3 Sexual Violence Support for Women

title: Lot 2 Alcohol and Substance Misuse Service

title: Lot 3 Parenting Support

title: Lot 4 Family Intervention Project

title: Lot 5.1 Childrens Centres (East Tilbury)

title: Provision of Early Offer of Help

description: Social work services without accommodation. Guidance and counselling services. Community health services. Welfare services for children and young people. Thurrock Council has appointed a number of providers to deliver a range of services to support, challenge and change parenting where needed in order to prevent chronic damage and / or significant harm to children and to improve their life chances. This is part of our strategy to provide a locally delivered, integrated, multi agency response that targets resources to parents most in need of support and reduces the number of cases escalating to statutory intervention. The key aim of the service is to provide an integrated, intensive and highly personalised offer of help intended to support and equip identified families to learn and apply parenting skills that develop resourcefulness and resilience while strengthening positive relationships with their children

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 70
Price: 30

Thurrock Council

street: Procurement Services, Civic Offices, New Road

postalCode: RM17 6SL

DVIP

street: 172 Kings Street

postalCode: W6 0QU

Thurrock Consortium (Open Door)

street: 24-28 Orsett Road, Grays

postalCode: RM17 5EB

SERICC

street: The Hall, West Street, Grays

postalCode: RM17 6LL

Coram

street: The Church House, West Street, Grays

postalCode: RM17 6LN

Catch 22

street: Stanford Youth Development Centre, Hassenbrook Road, Stanford Le Hope

postalCode: SS17 0NS

4 Children

street: City Reach, Greenwich View Place

postalCode: E14 9NN


name: Maritime Equipment Systems (MES) Team, DE&S

description: Meters. Supply and repair of submarine specific instrumentation.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

street: #3327 Birch 3b, Abbeywood

postalCode: BS34 8JH

Weston Aerospace Ltd

street: 124 Victoria Road

postalCode: GU14 7PW


title: Access To Elected Office for Disabled People Fund

Department of Culture, Media and Sport

street: 100 Parliament Street

postalCode: SW1A 2BQ


name: Energy, Safety & Risk Consultants (UK) Limited

title: Packaging Assessment - Container Design

description: Packaging Assessment - Container Design

street: BUILDING 150,Harwell


title: Thames Reach Housing - Supply of Electricity to 98 NHH Sites.

description: This contract is for the supply of electricity to 98 non half hourly sites in London NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=108996

Thames Reach Housing

street: Monarch House, 7-9 Stafford Road

postalCode: SM6 9AN


title: Supply of Commercial Fleet Vehicles.

description: The supply of commercial fleet vehicles fit for purpose to the needs and requirements of Derwentside Homes Limited.

Derwentside Homes Limited

street: Greengates House, Greencroft Industrial Park, Amos Drive, Annfield Plain, Co. Durham

postalCode: DH9 7YE


name: The Board of Trustees of the Victoria and Albert Museum

title: Europe 1600 - 1800, Galleries 1 - 7 Main Contractor Fitout.

description: Construction work. The V&A is inviting expressions of interest from construction fitout specialist main contractors to carry out some partial design, fabrication, demolition and fitout as part of the development of its new galleries of art and design from Europe 1600-1800 ( Galleries 1 to 7). The general scope of the works will include structural demolition works, services diversions, new plant room installation, new M&E services throughout, new lighting, restoration/ refurbishment/repair of the existing fabric, new floor works, exhibition and gallery furniture and object supports, management liaison and co-ordination of a display case contractor (note the design, manufacture & installation will be under a separate direct contract between the V&A and the appointed Display Case contractor), there will also be phased works sequencing and interface management with V&A object handlers and the installation of an external site compound with associated management of all logistics.

awardCriteriaDetails:
pricing: 35
methodology: 30
programme: 10
risk management: 10
logistics: 10
corporate policies: 5

street: Cromwell Road, South Kensington

postalCode: SW7 2RL

Coniston Limited

street: Collingwood House, Schooner Court, Crossways

postalCode: DA2 6QQ


title: Provision of Grounds Maintenance Services.

description: Provision of Grounds Maintenance Services for Pembrokeshire Housing's housing estates and Sheltered Homes for Life Schemes.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Method statement: 15
Experience: 15
Price: 70

Pembrokeshire Housing Association

street: Meyler House, St Thomas' Green

postalCode: SA61 1QP

H M Building Services

street: Brynawel Providence Hill

postalCode: SA67 8RE

Arcswood CIC

street: The Skills Centre, Pembroke School

postalCode: SA71 4RL

One Stop Property Development Ltd

street: Diamond Hill, Old Hakin Rd

postalCode: SA61 1XG

Countrywide Grounds Maintenance Ltd

street: Countrywide House, Oak Green, Earl Road

postalCode: SK8 6QL


title: Commercial Property Professional Services Frameworks.

description: Commercial Property Professional Services Frameworks to be established with vendors in the following professions: - Architectural / Interior Design; - Project Management; - Mechanical & Electrical Design; - Quantity Surveying; - CDMC; - Structural Engineering. No more than 6 vendors will be selected for each profession. Responding vendors will be able to compete for each of the professions that they are able to resource 'in-house'. NR Document - Commercial Property Professional Services Pre-Qualification Questionnaire.doc which will be issued to those vendors expressing an interest to take part contains full details and can be requested via the main contact detailed above.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

Network Rail Infrastructure Limited

street: Kings Place 90 York Way

postalCode: NW1 9AG


name: Dwr Cymru Cyfyngedig trading as Dwr Cymru Welsh Water


title: Audit Permanent Recruitment

title: Communications Permanent Recruitment

title: Economic and Policy Permanent Recruitment

title: Finance and Management Accounts Permanent Recruitment

title: Human Resources Permanent Recruitment

title: Risk and Strategy Permanent Recruitment

title: Contact Centre Permanent Recruitment

title: Legal Permanent Recruitment

title: Regulatory Permanent Recruitment

title: Actuarial and Insurance Permanent Recruitment

title: Policy Permanent Recruitment

description: The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Human Resources Division, are seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced and qualified suppliers who can demonstrate a proven track record of providing permanent recruitment services to similar organisations. To include: — Resourcing and selection of specialist candidates across multiple disciplines to fulfil open permanent positions at the FCA; — Working with the FCA to achieve diversity aims; — Work with the FCA to understand our business needs and resource requirements; — Partner with the FCA to attract and select the best talent across the industry. The FCA currently has permanent workforce of approximately 3500 individuals and recruits approximately 700 new permanent employees on an annual basis. The FCA permanent recruitment process is managed by an in house team of recruitment specialists who partner with the various business areas and manage the end to end recruitment process. This process is supported using a third party Applicant Tracking System (ATS). Permanent recruitment will continue to be managed through this team with the support of the preferred suppliers appointed as part of this tender process. Based on our requirements, The FCA require any perspective partner to be able to demonstrate considerable experience of delivering similar permanent recruitment solutions for other organisations significantly within, but not exclusively, the financial services sector. The successful suppliers must be able to mobilise a dedicated account team to supply permanent recruitment services from their office locations and will work in conjunction with other contingent recruitment suppliers in specialist job categories. Use of innovative attraction and sourcing strategies to deliver a diverse range of candidates should be evident in the proposal for all resourcing activity. The successful provider must demonstrate excellent adherence to industry leading SLAs and should be able to adhere to a competitive commercial proposition in line with the wider industry.

Financial Conduct Authority

street: 25 The North Colonnade

postalCode: E14 5HS


title: AVOID PROGRAMME CLIMIATE CHANGE

description: AVOID PROGRAMME CLIMAITE CHANGE

UNV OF READING

street: RECEIPTS OFFICE,WHITEKNIGHTS HOUSE,PO BOX 217

postalCode: RG6 6AH


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

title: Risk Reduction Technical Support

description: Risk reduction technical assistance supporting DCNS Grapevine 2 Programme

street: B1, Building 405,West Wells Road,Neston

postalCode: SN13 9NR

Advalus Ltd

street: Hawthorn Park

postalCode: SN13 ORP


name: Defence Infrastructure Organisation, DIO

title: GB-Lisburn: The Provision of Proactive and Reactive Pest Control Services at various MOD Locations in NI

description: Expressions of Interest are sought for a Contract for the Provision of Proactive and Reactive Pest Control Services at the following MOD Locations in NI; Lisburn, Holywood, Kinnegar, Aldergrove, Magilligan and Ballykinler. It is envisaged that the Defence Training Estate at Magilligan and the element within Ballykinler will not endure beyond 1 Apr 14. There may also be reductions in the scale/scope of the requirement at all locations during the proposed Contract period. The proposed service commencement date shall be 1 May 2013. Contract expiry shall be 30 Sep 16. Pests that are to be dealt with under the requirement shall include, but not be limited to, the following; Rats and Mice, Crawling Insects, Flying Insects, Insects infesting bulk food stuffs, Beetles and moths, Ectoparasites, Animals and Birds and Pests that have to be relocated.

street: DIO Soft FM 4b,Room 27, Building 101, Thiepval Barracks

postalCode: BFPO 825


title: National Framework for the Supply of 55 % DMSO.

description: NHSBT uses 55 % DMSO to cryopreserve approximately 1 200 cord blood donations for transplantation per annum. 7.2 ml DMSO is added to the processing kit, of which 5.5 ml is transferred to the product, giving a 10 % final concentration.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical - Pass/Fail:
Technical: 20
Quality: 20
Delivery Performance: 10
General: 20
Cost: 35

NHS Blood and Transplant

street: North Bristol Park

postalCode: BS34 7QH


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

title: Nitric Oxide and Associated Delivery System.

description: This Framework Agreement is for the supply and delivery of Nitric Oxide Gas and the associated delivery systems to NHS Scotland in support of the delivery of treatment of neonatal, paediatric and adult patients who exhibit critical pulmonary defects.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 34
Product Evaluation: 33
Overall Service: 33

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

street: National Procurement, Canderside Toll, 2 Swinhill Avenue

postalCode: ML9 2QX

Inotherapeutics (Boc Ltd)

street: 301 Cornforth Drive, Kent Science Park

postalCode: ME8 7PX


title: Derived Inventory Support - Call-Off and Minor Ad-Hoc Tasks

description: Derived Inventory Support - call off and minor as-hoc tasks.

street: Building 150,Harwell Science and Technology Campus


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

title: GB-TELFORD: The supply of Qty 690 7PMT/3940-99-148-0379 - Sling, Endless Round Recovery

description: SUPPLY OF SLING, ENDLESS, ROUND

street: DSG LAND SUPPLY TELFORD,BUILDING B15,MOD DONNINGTON

postalCode: TF2 8JT

LLOYDS BRITISH DEFENCE LIMITED

street: SO98 BUILDING,HM NAVAL BASE,DEVONPORT

postalCode: PL2 2BG


title: FS411018 - Front of Pack Nutrition Labelling Research

description: The Food Standards Agency in Northern Ireland and Scotland would like to undertake some research into consumer understanding and claimed usage of front of pack labels when purchasing food. This research brief is to carry out quantitative research, via an omnibus study using a face to face data collection method. The purpose of this work is to help determine whether a consumer education campaign is required in Northern Ireland and/or Scotland, to help identify the audience to which any such campaign will be targeted, and to determine whether communications activity should be focused. The research should be structured in such a way that it can be repeated for quantitative tracking purposes in the event of choosing to run complementary campaign activity. Tendering agencies should provide evidence of their ability and also the frequency at which they can run an omnibus survey in Northern Ireland and Scotland.

Ipsos Mori

street: 92-96 Lisburn Road

postalCode: BT9 6BD


name: Air Defence & Air Traffic Systems Delivery Team, DE&S

title: IN - service support for the auto triangulation equipment.

description: Navigation equipment. In service support for the auto - triangulation system.

procurementMethod: direct

awardCriteriaDetails: Technical Capbility: 100

street: Room C48/49, Building 85, RAF Henlow

postalCode: SG16 6DN

HAYSYS LIMITED

street: Deryn Court, Pentwyn Business Centre, Wharfedale Road

postalCode: CF23 7HA


title: Non Instructed Advocacy and Citizen Advocacy in Lancashire

description: Lancashire County Council invites suitably experienced organisations to provide a Non Instructed and Citizen Advocacy service. The Non Instructed Advocacy (NIA) service will provide a specialist independent 'issue-specific', ‘non-instructed' advocacy service for people who lack mental capacity to instruct an advocate with regard to specific health or social care decision(s). This includes anyone aged 18 or over, whose capacity is impaired by a condition such as dementia, a learning disability, acquired brain injury, a physical or medical need, or substance misuse; i.e. any condition that comes within the scope of the Mental Capacity Act 2005, except mental illness. NIA for people with mental health needs is provided for under a separate Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA) / MH Advocacy Contract. The Citizen Advocacy (CA) service will recruit and support longer-term one to one volunteer advocates for people with long term conditions who are at risk of social exclusion. Long term conditions include dementia, learning disability, acquired brain injury, physical, medical or mental health need, and substance misuse. The CA service will support any longer term advocacy relationships to develop into independent CA partnerships wherever possible.

awardCriteriaDetails:
technical: 60
price: 40

Lancashire County Council

street: Procurement Services, PO Box 100, County Hall

postalCode: PR1 0LD

Blackpool Advocacy

street: Myriad House

postalCode: FY4 2RP


title: Consultancy support for assessment of detailed design of cooling water infrastructure for Hinckley Point C Nuclear Power Station

description: Contract to provide consultancy support for assessment of detailed design of cooling water insfrastructure

Environment Agency

street: Manley House,Kestrel Way

postalCode: EX2 7LQ


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

title: Traka Enabling Works at HMP Rochester

description: Traka enabling works at HMP Rochester


title: Destruction and Disposal of Seized Tobacco Goods and Alcohol Products

Home Office

street: Home Office Commercial, 15th Floor, West Point 501, Chester Road, Old Trafford

postalCode: M16 9HU


title: Management & Design of Pavilion at All Energy Event 2014-2016.

description: HIE recognises that energy, and in particular renewable energy, offers the region a once-in-a-generation opportunity for significant economic and community growth. The Highlands and Islands already has an international reputation for its energy industry, dating back to the hydro revolution of the 1940s and the oil and gas fabrication boom of the 1970s, and more recently has led in renewable energy and particularly in offshore renewables. In support of this, HIE has developed a “HI-energy” brand name, distinct from Highlands and Islands Enterprise's own identity, specifically for the energy sector in the Highlands and Islands. “HI-energy” is used at exhibitions as an umbrella brand for the region. See www.hi-energy.org.uk for more information. HIE is seeking to appoint a supplier who will design, build and project manage a Highlands and Islands pavilion, under the HI-energy brand at the “All-Energy Exhibition and Conference Event” (www.all-energy.co.uk) held at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre for 2014, 2015 and 2016. This pavilion will feature two distinctive areas – “HI-energy” and “Energy of Orkney”, each split into booths for a number of individual Highland and Islands based exhibitors. The pavilions will also feature a central lounge area and a manned cafe and will serve to promote the area and its extensive renewable energy offerings including its leading role in offshore renewables, experienced supply chain and world-class facilities. 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=252184

awardCriteriaDetails:
Delivery & Management Methodology: 20
Delivery & Management Team: 15
Design: 25
Risks & Opportunities: 10
Price: 30

Highlands and Islands Enterprise

street: Earl Thorfinn House, 6 Druimchat View

postalCode: IV15 9XL

Dynam

street: Wester Inshes Farmhouse, Wester Inshes

postalCode: IV2 5BG


name: Dumfries and Galloway Health Board (the ‘Authority’)

title: NHS DG, Capital Services Framework Contract April 2014-March 2016, Quantity Surveying Services.

description: Brief Contract Description The Minor Capital Investment plan for 2014 - 16 and beyond projects investment in all trades refurbishment, minor new build, electrical and mechanical upgrades, heating systems and external works to NHS Dumfries and Galloway's hospitals, clinics and health centres throughout the region together with a substantial amount of additional administration buildings. The anticipated annual value of work is approximate value of the works is 2.5m of which 2.0m will directed at alterations and refurbishment and a further 0.5m directed at existing electrical and mechanical installations. The works within the Capital Services framework contract includes, but is not limited to, the following trades: Building all trades (internal/external), Decoration, Floor Coverings, Plumbing (internal/external), and Electrical & Mechanical Installations/alterations. NHSDG defines Capital Services as those works that form part of the cycle of programmed, planned or cyclical works without which would pose a threat to the safety, health and security of the occupants and the deterioration of the property and/or its repair obligations. The role of Quantity Surveyor is varied and may include inputs to projects to be delivered via a variety of procurement routes. It will be a key requirement of this framework to provide Quantity Surveying services for construction projects procured under the NEC3 suite of contracts. NHS Dumfries & Galloway wish to advise that the issue of documents does not commit the Dumfries & Galloway NHS Board or any other NHS Scotland organisation or any Scottish Ministers to: - Proceed with the appointment of economic operators to this Framework; - Award any subsequent contract for individual projects pursuant to this Framework. None of the Authority, NHS Dumfries and Galloway or any NHS Scotland organisation, Scottish Ministers, nor any of their advisors, shall be liable for any expenses incurred by suppliers in connection with the tender process whether for this Framework or any subsequent contract pursuant to this Framework. NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site. 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=274648.

street: Crichton Royal Hospital, Glencaple Road

postalCode: DG1 4TG

name: Paul McCulloch, Capital Services Manager

M R Rodger & Partners

street: 42, George Street

postalCode: DG1 1EH

Mcgowan Miller Partnership

street: 36 George Street

Armour Construction Consultants

street: 65 King Street

postalCode: KA1 1PT

Doig and Smith Limited

street: 6 Lynedoch Place

postalCode: G3 6AQ

Gardiner & Theobald Llp

street: G1 Building, 5 George Square

postalCode: G2 1DY


title: Doncaster Road, Denaby, Doncaster - Emergency Call Out and Fencing - East Midlands

R and K Contractors and Consultants

street: Sidings Road,Lowmoor Business Park,Kirkby-in Ashfield

postalCode: NG17 7JZ


title: Marketing Birmingham Copywriting Supplier/s

description: This tender opportunity aims to select (a) supplier/s to fulfill copywriting requirements for Marketing Birmingham until March 2016. This will support the promotion of Birmingham, the Black Country and Solihull as destinations for inward investment and business/leisure tourists. Please refer to the attached framework agreement tender brief for full details of tender requirements, process and timescales. To enable tender submission, all suppliers MUST visit the Marketing Birmingham eProcurement system to register interest and submit a tender bid. https://in-tendhost.co.uk/marketingbirmingham/aspx/Home . Please note the deadline for full submission as outlined in the attached brief is no later than 12:00 noon on Thursday 05 September 2013.

Marketing Birmingham

postalCode: B1 2ND


title: 2Care - Supply of Gas to 6 MPRs

description: This contract is for the supply of gas to 6 MPRs within the South East area. NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=102358.

street: Monarch House, 7-9 Stafford Road

postalCode: SM6 9AN


title: Child Care Vouchers

description: Child Care Vouchers

Fedeliti Admin. Services

street: Unit 1, ,Birchwood One Business Park,Dewhurst Road

postalCode: WA3 7GB


name: Health and Social Care Information Centre

title: RIT1020 - Purchase of NetApp Hardware

description: ITT for the purchase of NetApp Hardware

Kelway UK Ltd

street: 10 Fleet Place

postalCode: EC4M 7RB


title: Christmas Lights Tender

description: The Town Council provides on an annual basis a programme of Christmas illuminations in the Town. The focus of the illumination scheme is the annual ‘switch-on’ event. The Council is tendering with a view to agreeing a contract for the erection of lights from early January 2014. That is the appointed supplier will be expected to take down the lights installed for Christmas 2013. The contract will then run for three years to include Christmas 2014, 2015 and 2016. The ‘take down’ costs for 2016 shall not be included in your price schedule.

Knutsford Town Council

street: Council Offices,Toft Road

postalCode: WA16 6TA


title: Provision of ICT Managed Services.

description: FOLD Housing Association wishes to appoint a single provider of ICT Managed Services. Please refer to the Pre-qualification documents for further information.

Fold Housing Association

street: Fold House, 3 Redburn Square, County Down

postalCode: BT18 9HZ


name: Sonic Communications (International) Ltd

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

title: The Provision of Sea King Air to Ground Airwave (TETRA) Communications Support

street: Birmingham International Park,Starley Way,Bickenhill

postalCode: B37 7HP


title: Vehicle Telematics and Tracking System

description: Telematics system. Provide a real-time web based vehicle and plant telematics and tracking system. The system will provide real-time and historical information on the location, activities, and utilisation of its 360 vehicles, as well as supporting driver management activities.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 60
Quality: 40

Coventry City Council

street: Council House, Earl Street

postalCode: CV1 5RR

Ctrack

street: Park House, 8 Victoria Road, Headingley Office Park

postalCode: LS6 1LG


title: Specialist Contractor - PA to Deputy Director for NHS Procurement Policy

description: Specialist Contractor

L&S Consulting Limited

postalCode: SE24 9LR


title: Facilitation service to the 2014 Citizens Council meeting

description: The contract period is as stated 12 months, and there will be 2 x individual options to extend for between 12 and 18 months to accommodate a further 2 potential Citizens Council meetings (one meeting per extension period) This invitation is to tender for facilitation services for the May 2014 meeting only. If NICE’s requirements remain the same and the contractor’s performance is satisfactory, NICE may offer up to two separate extensions to the duration of this contract for facilitation services for a further two Citizens Council meetings (one meeting per extension period). The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) provides guidance to ensure quality and value for money. NICE guidance supports healthcare professionals and others to make sure that the care they provide is of the best possible quality and offers the best value for money. NICE provides independent, authoritative and evidence-based guidance on the most effective ways to prevent, diagnose and treat disease and ill health, reducing inequalities and variation. NICE’s guidance is for the NHS, local authorities, charities, and anyone with a responsibility for commissioning or providing healthcare, public health or social care services. NICE also supports these groups in putting its guidance into practice. The advisory groups who formulate the various forms of NICE guidance are well-qualified to make scientific judgements. Like NICE’s board, however, they have no particular legitimacy to impose their own social value judgements on the NHS or social care. Shortly after it was established, therefore, NICE formed a Citizens Council to help provide advice about the broad social values that NICE should adopt in preparing its guidance. The 30 members of the Council reflect the age range, gender, socio-economic status, disability, geographical location and ethnicity of adults in the UK. Council members and their families have experience of the NHS and social care as patients or service users. At each meeting, the Council is asked for its views on an issue about which NICE needs advice. Each meeting considers a topic (such as health inequalities) which is narrowed down to a specific question for the purposes of the meeting (‘Which of two broad health inequality strategies would be more appropriate for NICE to follow?’). The Council meets as necessary, usually once a year. Council meetings last two full days and are generally held on a Thursday and Friday. Meetings are run by an independent facilitator, to limit any possibility of NICE influencing the direction of the discussions or conclusions reached. There is no set approach for the meetings, but they have typically followed a ‘citizens jury’ format, where members have the opportunity to hear, and ask questions of, speakers at the meeting as well as engage in discussion and deliberation in both plenary and small group sessions. There is no requirement for future meetings to follow this format.

street: 10 Spring Gardens

postalCode: SW1A 2BU

Clearer Thinking

street: 8 Torr Street

postalCode: SK 17 6HW


title: Data Analysis and Media Planning.

description: The services comprise the following three elements: 1) Media and data planning services and the development of presentations to aid the marketing/sale of our marketing mail and other services to direct marketers. 2) Media advice for MarketReach on agency channel development. Provide media advice to support the development of MarketReach's approach to Media and Direct Marketing Agencies. 3) Assistance to our data planning team on the delivery of client specific data planning services enabling Royal Mail to offer bespoke analysis (e.g. RFV models, propensity models) to clients where it will support the performance improvement of existing activity and/or create new test campaigns and cells. The services may also include other data services such as data management, combining data from different sources into one overall master set, creation and maintenance of profiles, and data modelling.

Royal Mail Group Limited

street: Royal Mail, Group Procurement, 185 Farringdon Road, London, EC1 1AA

postalCode: W1T 1HQ


name: The Merseyside Community Rehabilitation Company Ltd

name: The Cumbria And Lancashire Community Rehabilitation Company Ltd

name: Seetec Business Technology Centre Limited

name: The Reducing Reoffending Partnership Limited

name: Achieving Real Change in Communities CIC

title: Essex

description: This notice relates to modifications to the Lot 19/The Essex Community Rehabilitation Company Ltd (“CRC”) contract (the contract). The Authority considers the modifications of the contract without prior publication of a Contract Notice is permitted by the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR) and Directive 2014/24/EU. The contract was modified in accordance with regulation 72(1)(b)/article 72(1)(b) on 8.3.2019 and accordingly does not in the Authority's view amount to the award of a new contract and/or an unlawful substantial change. The modification does not alter the overall nature of the contract, and the increase in price does not exceed 50 % of the value of the original contract, namely 193 000 000,00 GBP as stated in the contract award notice ref: 2015/S 027-045770. It is necessary for the additional services to be taken on by the contractor because a change of contractor to an economic operator who is not an existing CRC cannot be made for economic and technical reasons and would cause significant inconvenience and substantial duplication of costs for the Contracting Authority. In combination with the relative shortness of the extension period and requirement for the additional services, there is a very high level of human, operational and technical infrastructure required to operate a CRC, requirements of interoperability with the Contracting Authority and CRCs existing equipment. The Contracting Authority’s exercise of its right to extend the contract beyond 4.12.2020 to expire on or before 30.6.2021 will help to ensure safe and stable transition and mobilisation of probation services. A modification notice has been published simultaneously on OJEU.

title: Thames Valley

description: This notice relates to modifications to the Lot 16/The Thames Valley Community Rehabilitation Company Ltd (“CRC”) contract (the contract). The Authority considers the modifications of the contract without prior publication of a Contract Notice is permitted by the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR) and Directive 2014/24/EU. The contract was modified in accordance with regulation 72(1)(b)/article 72(1)(b) on 5.3.2019 and accordingly does not in the Authority's view amount to the award of a new contract and/or an unlawful substantial change. The modification does not alter the overall nature of the contract, and the increase in price does not exceed 50 % of the value of the original contract, namely 190 000 000,00 GBP as stated in the contract award notice ref: 2015/S 027-045770. It is necessary for the additional services to be taken on by the contractor because a change of contractor to an economic operator who is not an existing CRC cannot be made for economic and technical reasons and would cause significant inconvenience and substantial duplication of costs for the Contracting Authority. In combination with the relative shortness of the extension period and requirement for the additional services, there is a very high level of human, operational and technical infrastructure required to operate a CRC, requirements of interoperability with the Contracting Authority and CRCs existing equipment. The Contracting Authority’s exercise of its right to extend the contract beyond 4.12.2020 to expire on or before 30.6.2021 will help to ensure safe and stable transition and mobilisation of probation services. A modification notice has been published simultaneously on OJEU.

title: Hampshire

description: This notice relates to modifications to the Lot 15 The Hampshire and Isle of Wight Community Rehabilitation Company Ltd (“CRC”) contract (the contract). The Authority considers the modifications of the Contract without prior publication of a contract notice is permitted by the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR) and Directive 2014/24/EU. The contract was modified in accordance with regulation 72(1)(b)/article 72(1)(b) on 5.3.2019 and accordingly does not in the Authority's view amount to the award of a new contract and/or an unlawful substantial change. The modification does not alter the overall nature of the contract, and the increase in price does not exceed 50 % of the value of the original contract, namely 192 000 000 GBP as stated in the contract Award Notice ref: 2015/S 027-045770. It is necessary for the additional services to be taken on by the Contractor because a change of contractor to an economic operator who is not an existing CRC cannot be made for economic and technical reasons and would cause significant inconvenience and substantial duplication of costs for the Contracting Authority. In combination with the relative shortness of the extension period and requirement for the additional services, there is a very high level of human, operational and technical infrastructure required to operate a CRC, requirements of interoperability with the Contracting Authority and CRCs existing equipment. The Contracting Authority’s exercise of its right to extend the contract beyond 4.12.2020 to expire on or before 30.6.2021 will help to ensure safe and stable transition and mobilisation of probation services. A modification notice has been published simultaneously on OJEU.

title: South Yorkshire

description: This notice relates to modifications to the Lot 8: The South Yorkshire Community Rehabilitation Company Ltd (“CRC”) contract (the contract). The Authority considers the modifications of the Contract without prior publication of a Contract Notice is permitted by the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR) and Directive 2014/24/EU. The contract was modified in accordance with Regulation 72(1)(b)/Article 72(1)(b) on 8.3.2019 and accordingly does not in the Authority's view amount to the award of a new contract and/or an unlawful substantial change. The modification does not alter the overall nature of the contract, and the increase in price does not exceed 50 % of the value of the original contract, namely 187 000 000,00 GBP as stated in the Contract Award Notice ref: 2015/S 027-045770. It is necessary for the additional services to be taken on by the contractor because a change of contractor to an economic operator who is not an existing CRC cannot be made for economic and technical reasons and would cause significant inconvenience and substantial duplication of costs for the Contracting Authority. In combination with the relative shortness of the extension period and requirement for the additional services, there is a very high level of human, operational and technical infrastructure required to operate a CRC, requirements of interoperability with the Contracting Authority and CRCs existing equipment. The Contracting Authority’s exercise of its right to extend the Contract beyond 4.12.2020 to expire on or before 30.6.2021 will help to ensure safe and stable transition and mobilisation of probation services. A modification notice has been published simultaneously on OJEU.

title: Bedfordshire, Northamptonshire, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire

description: This notice relates to the modification of the Lot 21/Kent Surrey and Sussex CRC (KSS) contract (as previously modified) (the ‘Contract’) to bring OM in Wales in-house. The authority considers the modification of the Contract without prior publication of a contract notice is permitted by the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR) and Directive 2014/24/EU and has signed the modification on that basis. The contract has been modified in accordance with Regulation 72(1)(e)/article 72(1)(e) and regulation 72(1)(c)/article 72(1)(c) and accordingly does not in the authority's view amount to the award of a new contract and/or an unlawful substantial change. The need for modification was brought about by external circumstances which a diligent contracting authority could not have foreseen at the time the contract was entered into, namely the change of policy reflected in the response to the authority’s July 2018 ‘Strengthening Probation, building confidence’ consultation, which identified challenges facing OM. The modification does not alter the overall nature of the contract, and there is no increase in price exceeding 50 % of the value of the original Contract: rather, there is a price reduction. The modification of the contract is not substantial. OM for Wales represents approximately 6 % of the aggregate value of the contract (as modified in February 2019) over its lifetime. The modification does not render the contract materially different. The contractor is still providing a range of OM and non-OM services. The modification removes OM from just one of four Contract Package Areas (CPAs) over which the Contract extends (Wales). Non-OM services will continue to be provided under the contact for all 4 CPAs. For the same reason, the modification introduces no conditions that would have realistically allowed for the admission of other candidates, allowed for the acceptance of a tender other than that originally accepted, or attracted additional participants, had it been done as part of the original procurement procedure. The modification has not changed the economic balance of the Contract in favour of the contractor in a manner that was not provided for in the original contract. The modification does not increase the scope of the Contract, but rather, reduces it. The authority took the policy decision to bring OM services back in-house, as documented in the ‘Strengthening Probation, building confidence’ consultation response published in May 2019. As part of the KSS Contract modification (ref 2019/S 041-093651) a clause was inserted relating to the intention to transfer the provision of OM Services to HMPPS within 9 months of the Contingency Date. OM Services in Wales were Transferred to HMPPS on 30.11.2019 following the publication of a Voluntary Ex-Ante Transparency Notice on 31.10.2019. A modification notice has been published simultaneously with this contract award notice on OJEU.

title: West Yorkshire

description: This notice relates to modifications to the Lot 5: The West Yorkshire Community Rehabilitation Company Ltd (“CRC”) contract (the contract). The Authority considers the modifications of the contract without prior publication of a Contract Notice is permitted by the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR) and Directive 2014/24/EU. The contract was modified in accordance with Regulation 72(1)(b)/Article 72(1)(b) on 5.3.2019 and accordingly does not in the Authority's view amount to the award of a new contract and/or an unlawful substantial change. The modification does not alter the overall nature of the Contract, and the increase in price does not exceed 50 % of the value of the original contract, namely 288 000 000,00 GBP as stated in the Contract Award Notice ref: 2015/S 027-045770. It is necessary for the additional services to be taken on by the contractor because a change of contractor to an economic operator who is not an existing CRC cannot be made for economic and technical reasons and would cause significant inconvenience and substantial duplication of costs for the Contracting Authority. In combination with the relative shortness of the extension period and requirement for the additional services, there is a very high level of human, operational and technical infrastructure required to operate a CRC, requirements of interoperability with the contracting authority and CRCs existing equipment. The Contracting Authority’s exercise of its right to extend the contract beyond 4.12.2020 to expire on or before 30.6.2021 will help to ensure safe and stable transition and mobilisation of probation services. A modification notice has been published simultaneously on OJEU.

title: Cumbria And Lancashire

description: This notice relates to modifications to the Lot 2/The Cumbria and Lancashire Community Rehabilitation Company (“CRC”) contract (the contract). The Authority considers the modifications of the contract without prior publication of a Contract Notice is permitted by the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR) and Directive 2014/24/EU. The contract was modified in accordance with regulation 72(1)(b)/article 72(1)(b) on 8.3.2019 and accordingly does not in the Authority's view amount to the award of a new contract and/or an unlawful substantial change. The modification does not alter the overall nature of the contract, and the increase in price does not exceed 50 % of the value of the original contract, namely 260 000 000,00 GBP as stated in the Contract Award Notice ref: 2015/S 027-045770. It is necessary for the additional services to be taken on by the Contractor because a change of contractor to an economic operator who is not an existing CRC cannot be made for economic and technical reasons and would cause significant inconvenience and substantial duplication of costs for the Contracting Authority. In combination with the relative shortness of the extension period and requirement for the additional services, there is a very high level of human, operational and technical infrastructure required to operate a CRC, requirements of interoperability with the Contracting Authority and CRCs existing equipment. The Contracting Authority’s exercise of its right to extend the contract beyond 4.12.2020 to expire on or before 30.6.2021 will help to ensure safe and stable transition and mobilisation of probation services. A modification notice has been published simultaneously on OJEU.

title: Kent, Surrey & Sussex

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Lewes - Adult Local Elmley - Adult Local / YOI Highdown - Adult Local / YOI Rochester - Adult Cat C / YOI Standford Hill - Adult Male Open Ford - Adult Male Open Blantyre House - Adult Male Cat C/D This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: Kent Probation Trust Surrey & Sussex Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: PCC / Police Areas - Surrey Sussex Kent Local Authorities - Kent County Council Medway Council Dartford Borough Council Seven Oaks District Council Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council Swale Borough Council Ashford Borough Council Shepway District Council Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Gravesham Borough Council Canterbury City Council Dover District Council Thanet District Council Bexley Borough Council Bromley Borough Council Brighton and Hove City Council East Sussex County Council Lewes District Council Rother District Council Hastings Borough Council Eastbourne Borough Council Wealden District Council West Sussex County Council Chichester District Council Horsham District Council Arun District Council Adur & Worthing Council Surrey County Council Epsom & Ewell Borough Council Elmbridge Borough Council Guildford Borough Council Mole Valley District Council Reigate & Banstead Borough Council Spelthorne Borough Council Tandridge District Council Waverley Borough Council Woking Borough Council

title: Metropolitan and City of London

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Belmarsh - Adult Male Local / High Security Pentonville - Adult Local Wandsworth - Adult Local Wormwood Scrubs - Adult Local Isis - Adult Cat C & YOI Thameside - Adult local / YOI Highdown (led by CPA 21) - Adult Local / YOI Brixton - Adult Male Cat C Trainer The Mount - Adult Male Cat C Trainer Onley - Adult Male Cat C Trainer Highpoint (led by CPA 17) - Adult Male Cat C Trainer This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: London Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: PCCs - London Police Areas - City of London Metropolitan police Service of Greater London Local Authorities - Barking & Dagenham London Borough Council Havering London Borough Council Barnet London Borough Council Enfied London Borough Council Brent London Borough Council Camden London Borough Council Islington London Borough Council Ealing London Borough Council Hackney London Borough Council Haringey London Borough Council Harrow London Borough Council Hillington London Borough Council Newham London Borough Council Tower Hamlets London Borough Council Redbridge London Borough Council Walthham Forest London Borough Council Bexley London Borough Council Bromley London Borough Council Croydon London Borough Council Greenwich London Borough Council Hounslow London Borough Council Kingston London Borough Council Richmond London Borough Council Lambeth London Borough Council Lewisham London Borough Council Merton London Borough Council Sutton London Borough Council Southwark London Borough Council Hammersmith & Fulham London Borough Council Kensington & Chelsea Royal Borough Council Westminster London Borough Council Wandsworth London Borough Council

title: Norfolk and Suffolk

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Norwich - Adult Male Local / YOI Wayland - Adult Male Cat C Trainer Hollesley Bay - Adult Open / YOI This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: Norfolk & Suffolk Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: PCC / Police Areas - Suffolk Norfolk Local Authorities - Suffolk County Council Suffolk Costal District Council Mid Suffolk District Council Waverny District Council St Edmondsbury Borough Council Babergh District Council Ipswich Borough Council Norwich City Council South Norfolk District Council Breckland Council North Norfolk District Council King Lynn & West Norfolk Borough Council

title: Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Bedford - Adult Male Local / YOI Peterborough - Adult Male & Women's Local / YOI Highpoint - Adult Male Cat C Trainer This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: Northamptonshire Probation Trust Bedfordshire Probation Trust Hertfordshire & Probation Trust Cambridgeshire Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: PCC / Police Areas - Northampton Bedfordshire Herefordshire Northamptonshire Local Authorities - Corby Borough Council Kettering Borough Council Wellingborough Borough Council East Northamptonshire Council South Northamptonshire District Council Daventry District Council Northampton Borough Council Bedfordshire Borough Council Central Bedfordshire Council Borxbourne Borough Council East Hertfordshire Council North Hertfordshire District Council Stevenage Borough Council Dacorum Borough Council, Three Rivers District Council Watford Borough Council St Albans City and District Council Welwyn& Hatfield Council Hertsmere Borough Council Peterborough City Council Cambridge City Council South Cambs District Council East Cambs District Council Fenland District Council Huntingdon District Council

title: Dorset, Devon and Cornwall

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Exeter - Adult Local / YOI Channings Wood - Adult Male Cat C Trainer This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: Devon & Cornwall Probation Trust Dorset Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: Police Areas / PCCs - Devon & Cornwall Dorset Local Authorities - Devon County Council East Devon District Council, Exeter City Council, Mid Devon City Council, North Devon District Council, West Devon Borough Council, Torridge District Council Torbay Council South Hams District Council, Teignbridge District Council Plymouth City Council Bournemouth Borough Council Borough Of Poole Cornwall Council Weymouth & Portland Dorset County Council

title: Gloucestershire, Avon, Somerset and Wiltshire

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Bristol - Adult Local / YOI Guys Marsh - Adult Male Cat C Trainer Portland - Adult Cat C / YOI Leyhill - Adult Male Open This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: Gloucester Probation Trust Avon and Somerset Probation Trust Wiltshire Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: Police Areas / PCCs - Avon and Somerset Gloucestershire Wiltshire Local Authorities - Bath & North East Somerset Council Bristol City Council South Gloucestershire Council Somerset County Council North Somerset Council Gloucestershire County Council: Stroud District Council Gloucester City Council Forest of Dean District Council Tewkesbury Borough Council Wiltshire Council Swindon Borough Council

title: West Mercia and Warwickshire

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Hewell - Adult Male Local & Open Featherstone - Adult Male Cat C Trainer This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: Warwickshire Probation Trust West Mercia Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: Police Areas / PCCs - Warwickshire West Mercia Local Authorities - Herefordshire Council Shropshire Council Telford & Wrekin Council Worcestershire City Council Warwickshire County Council Rugby Borough Council Stratford Upon Avon District Council North Warwickshire Borough Council Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council Warwickshire District Council

title: North Wales, Dyfed-Powys, South Wales and Gwent

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Cardiff - Adult Local / YOI Swansea - Adult Local / YOI Altcourse (led by CPA 6) - Adult Local / YOI Parc - Adult Local & YOI & Trainer for S Wales Stoke Heath - Adult Cat C / YOI Prescoed (open) - Adult Male Open This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: Wales Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: Police Areas / PCCs - North Wales South Wales Dyfed And Powys Gwent Local Authorities - Gwynedd Council Conwy County Borough Council Denbighshire County Council Flintshire County Council Wrexham County Borough Council Ceredigion County Council Pembrokeshire County Council Carmathenshire County Council Powys County Council Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council Swansea City and County Council Bridgend County Borough Council Vale of Glamorgan County Borough Council Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council Cardiff Council Caerphilly County Borough Council Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council Newport City Council Torfaen County Borough Council Monmouthshire County Council Isle of Anglesey County Council

title: Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Leicester - Adult Male Local Nottingham - Adult Male Local / YOI Ranby - Adult Male Cat C Trainer Sudbury - Adult Male Open This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: Derbyshire Probation Trust Nottinghamshire Probation Trust Leicester & Rutland Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: Police Areas / PCCs - Derbyshire Nottinghamshire Leicestershire Local Authorities - Nottinghamshire County Council Ashfield District Council Bassetlaw District Council Broxtoe Borough Council Gedling, Borough Council Mansfield District Council Rushcliffe Borough Council Nottingham City Council Leicester City Council Leicestershire County Council North West Leicestershire District Council Blaby District Council Charnwood District Council Melton Borough Council Harborough District Council Hinkley and Bosworth Borough Council Oadby and Wigston Borough Council Rutland County Council Derbyshire County Council Derbyshire City Council Amber Valley Borough Council Erewash Borough Council Balsover District Council Chesterfield Borough Council North East Derbyshire District Council High Peak Borough Council Derbyshire Dales District Council South Derbyshire District Council Derby City Council Peak District National Park

title: Staffordshire and West Midlands

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Birmingham - Adult Male Local Dovegate - Adult Male Cat B Trainer / Local Hewell (led by CPA 12) - Adult Male Local Oakwood - Adult Male Cat C Trainer This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: Staffordshire and West Midlands Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: Police Areas / PCCs - West Midlands Staffordshire Local Authorities - Birmingham City Council Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council Coventry City Council Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council Wolverhampton City Council Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council Staffordshire County Council: Cannock Chase District Council East Staffordshire Borough Council Lichfield District Council Newcastle-u-Lyme Borough Council South Staffordshire District Council Staffordshire Moorlands District Council Tamworth Borough Council Stoke City Council

title: Cheshire and Greater Manchester

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Manchester - Adult male local / High Security Altcourse - Adult Male Local / YOI Forest Bank - Adult Male Local / YOI Risley - Adult Male Cat C Trainer Thorn Cross - Adult Male Open / YOI This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: Greater Manchester Probation Trust Cheshire Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: Police Areas / PCCs - Greater Manchester Cheshire Local Authorities - Bolton Council Bury Metropolitan Borough Council Manchester City council Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council Salford city Council Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council Cheshire County Council Cheshire West and Chester District Council Cheshire East District Council Warrington Borough Council Halton Borough Council

title: North Yorkshire, Humberside and Lincolnshire

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Hull - Adult Male Local / YOI Lincoln - Adult Male Local / YOI Wolds & Everthorpe - Adult Male Cat C Trainer North Sea Camp - Adult Male Open This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: North Yorkshire Probation Trust Yorkshire and Humberside Probation Trust Lincolnshire Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: Police Areas / PCCs - North Yorkshire Humberside Lincolnshire Local Authorities - North Yorkshire County Council Hambleton District Council Harrogate Borough Council Richmondshire District Council Ryedale District Council Scarborough Borough Council Selby District Council Craven District City of York Kingston-upon-Hull City Council East Riding of Yorkshire Council North East Lincolnshire Council North Lincolnshire Council City of Lincoln Council Lincolnshire County Council Boston Borough Council East Lindsey District Council North Kestevens District Council South Holland District Council South Kestevens District Council West Lindsey District Council

title: Durham and Cleveland

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Durham - Adult Male Local / YOI Holme House - Adult Male Local / YOI Kirklevington - Adult Male Cat C/D This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: Durham & Tees Valley Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: Police Areas / PCCs - Cleveland Durham Local Authority Area - Durham County Council Hartlepool Borough Council Middlesbrough Council Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council Stockton on Tees Borough Council Darlington Borough Council

title: Cumbria and Lancashire

description: The following list of resettlement prisons, designated for the adult male prison population released to this CPA, will be subject to change. In addition, further resettlement prisons, designated for the female and young adult prison populations, may be published in due course: Preston - Adult Male Local / YOI Haverigg - Adult Male Cat C Trainer Kirkham - Adult Male Open This CPA includes the services previously covered by the following probation trust areas: Cumbria Probation Trust Lancashire Probation Trust The following organisations are geographically aligned to this CPA. This is not an exhaustive list of stakeholders within this CPA: Police Areas / PCCs - Cumbria Lancashire Local Authorities - Lancashire County Council Burnley Borough Council Chorley Borough Council Fylde Borough Council Lancaster City council Pendle Borough Council Preston City Council Ribble Valley Borough Council Rossendale Borough Council South Ribble Borough Council West Lancashire Borough Council Wyre Borough Council Hyndburn Borough Council Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council Blackpool Borough Council Cumbria County Council Allerdale Borough Council Barrow Borough Council Carlisle City Council Copeland Borough Council Eden District Council South Lakeland District Council

title: Transforming Rehabilitation: Contracts for the Services of Rehabilitative Services and Offender Management

description: Following publication of Contract Notice ref 2013/S 183-315991, successful bidders acquired the Community Rehabilitation Companies (CRCs) and contracts were awarded on 5.12.2014 for the delivery of probation services, with contracts entered into on 18.12.2014. The contracts were for a 7-year initial term with an option to extend for a further 3 years. The contracts are due to expire on 4.12.2020, following service of termination notices in December 2018. The GBP (£) figures quoted within the original contract award notice were the maximum anticipated, total, real value of the contracts if the contracts had been extended to the fullest amount allowed under the contract and payment by results had been paid at the maximum level in all periods, including all extensions.

street: The Sherard Building, Edmund Halley Road

street: Interserve House Ruscombe Park, Ruscombe

street: Interserve House, Ruscombe Park, Ruscombe

Working Links (Employment) Limited

street: Ground Floor, 1-11 Carteret Street, Greater London

Eos Works Limited,

street: Suite 5, First Floor, Cranmore Place, Cranmore Drive, Solihull

Purple Futures LLP

street: Interserve House, Ruscombe Business Park, Berkshire

street: Floor 6, CNE, 73-75 Albert Road, Middlesbrough


title: Support Services related to Working with Overhead Powerlines - South Wales

description: All works required within Llanymddyfri and Coed y Cymoedd Forest District areas.

title: Support Services related to Working with Overhead Powerlines - North Wales

description: All works required within Coed y Mynydd and Coed y Gororau Forest District areas.

title: Support Services Related to Working with Overhead Power Lines.

description: We will be awarding a contract or contracts for the supply of services to facilitate safe working practices where forest operations are conducted within the proximity of overhead power lines on Natural Resources Wales' estate. These services comprise constructing, installing and removing temporary goalposts, boundary marking exclusion zones where felling may only be conducted where outages are in place, erecting warning signs and undertaking maintenance of these services. Contract areas will be split into 2 lots, covering North and South Wales: Lot 1 – Zone 1: Coed y Mynydd and Coed y Gororau Forest Districts (North Wales). Lot 2 – Zone 2: Llanymddyfri Forest District and Coed y Cymoedd Forest District (South Wales). You may bid for one or more lots but you must demonstrate that you have the capacity to deliver the requirements of the contract for all the lots that you bid for. Our intention is to award the contract(s) for a period of 3 years. The anticipated start date is February 2014 NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at http://www.sell2wales.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=2227

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 50
Price: 50

Natural Resources Wales

street: Welsh Government Building, Rhodfa Padarn

postalCode: SY23 3UR

West Coast Network Services Ltd

street: Mynydd Awel Mold Business Pk

postalCode: CH7 1XN

Jones&Jones

street: Gwynfa, Bryncrug


title: ITT 18/2013 - Flexible Benefits - Group Income Protection.

description: This invitation to tender (ITT) is designed to assist Ofcom in selecting providers for specific insured health and risk flexible benefits which form part of its “Choices” flexible benefits programme, from 1.1.2014 onwards. Ofcom Background: Ofcom is a Statutory Corporation established under The Office of Communications Act 2002. Ofcom is the independent regulator and competition authority for the communications industries within the UK, with responsibilities across television, radio, telecommunications and wireless communications services. Since October 2011, Ofcom's remit has been extended to include responsibility for the postal service (under The Postal Services Act 2011). Ofcom currently employs approximately 790 people within the UK and introduced a flexible benefits plan (“Choices”) for all employees during December 2003. Employees, known as “colleagues”, are spread throughout 14 locations across the UK. The majority of colleagues are based in the London office - SE1 9HA. Details of postcode locations are provided in the membership data. Ofcom previously undertook a review of its group life and income protection providers 2011. Since the last review it has closed its defined benefit pension arrangement. All colleagues are now provided with access to a stakeholder pension arrangement. Staff numbers are expected to remain stable over the near to medium term. Ofcom's defined benefit pension arrangements closed on 1.6.2011 and were previously provided only to those colleagues employed by the “legacy regulators” prior to December 2003. The legacy regulators included: — Broadcasting Standards Commission; — The Radio Authority; — The Office of Telecommunications; — The Radio Communications Agency; — The Independent Television Commission. Those colleagues who opted to retain the terms and conditions of employment provided by the legacy regulators were entitled to retain their existing terms and conditions, or accept Ofcom terms of employment but retain membership of the defined benefit pension arrangement. These colleagues were known as “Existing Terms” and “Partial Terms” colleagues, respectively. Colleagues that joined Ofcom on or after 29.12.2003 were not provided with access to a defined benefit pension arrangement and are known as “Full Terms” colleagues. From 1.6.2011, all “Partial Terms” colleagues (approximately 84 colleagues) transferred to “Full Terms” contracts of employment. In addition a small number of “Existing Terms” colleagues also transferred to “Full Terms” contracts with a small number of colleagues opting to retain their Existing Terms contracts. There are currently 5 employees with “Existing Terms” contracts. The Objective: This ITT describes the insured benefits that are being reviewed and available under the Choices programme. The benefits for which proposals are required are: — Ofcom Choices group income protection. The key issues for each product are the benefits offered, clarity of the product offering and cost for the individual purchaser. Providers should be able to demonstrate the ability to integrate/liaise with other Choices product providers as Ofcom is looking to validate long-term cost savings (through, for example, reduced absenteeism or improved productivity through early intervention). In addition Ofcom is looking for ease of implementation, straightforward contracting and the service levels offered.

OFCOM

street: Riverside House, 2a Southwark Bridge Road

postalCode: SE1 9HA


title: RM2275 SB273 Provision of Content Delivery Network for GOV.UK

description: Government Digital Service launched GOV.UK in October 2012 replacing the existing DirectGov and BusinessLink websites. Corporate information for all central government departments has now been migrated to GOV.UK. GOV.UK is the best place to find UK Government services and information. Government Digital Service requires a CDN (Content Delivery Network) for the GOV.UK website to serve content to end-users with high availability and high performance and mitigate certain security concerns. The GOV.UK website is operated by the Infrastructure Team within the Government Digital Service. The Infrastructure Team will be responsible for migrating the GOV.UK website from the incumbent Content Delivery Network to a new supplier. The GDS Infrastructure Team will manage the relationship with the CDN supplier. Please see attached document for full description

Government Procurement Service

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: Delivery Support for SW Pinch Point Programme

description: Technical consultancy support to deliver pinch point schemes in the SW.

Halcrow Hyder Joint Venture

postalCode: aaa


title: JL-13-EU-WMS-HEALTHECOSUPPORT-AG.

description: Health Ecomonic Support for Warwick Evidence.

awardCriteriaDetails: Criteria as per published tender document: 100

University of Warwick

street: University of Warwick University House, Kirby Corner Road, Coventry CV4 8UW

postalCode: CV4 8UW

McMDC Ltd

street: 46 Polworth Street

postalCode: G12 9TJ


name: Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Service

title: Adcon Gel

description:
Competition Title : Adcon Gel
 Competition Notes : Please find attached official Invitation to Tender for an 18 month agreement to supply the Robert Jones & Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Please Note terms of reference and Terms & Conditions attached. Documents stated in the Invitation to Tender MUST be completed & uploaded for an offer to be valid

 For full details, see how to apply below.

street: 2 Douglas Court,Anchorage Avenue,Shrewsbury Business Park

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


title: GIS (Odyssey) Mastermap Topography Layer Replacement.

description: The Yorkshire Water Services (YWS) Corporate GIS is used by more than 2000 colleagues and partners. Central to the usefulness of this application is the Ordnance Survey Mastermap Topography Layer. Due to recent changes in legislation, YWS are seeking to enter in to an Agreement for the supply of the OS Mastermap Topography Layer. In addition to supplying the OS Mastermap Topography Layer, the successful supplier will also be required to provide: — regular 'change only' updates — bespoke or customised polygon cut outs — on-going technical support and consultancy To register interest, please send an email to james.carr@yorkshirewater.co.uk before 10am 4.10.2013.

Yorkshire Water Services Ltd

street: Western House, Western Way Halifax Road

postalCode: BD6 2SZ


title: Security Testing of Access Points

description: Undertake airport style covert testing utilising a variety of prohibited items (as agreed with the Parliamentary authorities) at the designated search points • Provide recommendations on industry best-practice and emerging processes and techniques • Provide monthly performance reports utilising the data captured and recommended improvements to processes • To provide 20 covert tests per calendar month delivered across two or more occasions Please express your interest via the House of Commons procurement portal https://in-tendhost.co.uk/parliamentuk/aspx/Home Please note your expressions of interest via our In-Tend procurement portal to be received no later than 12:00 noon Wednesday 10 July 2013.

The House of Commons

street: Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 0PW


title: Waltham Forest College Building Cleaning Contract.

description: To undertake the provision of building cleaning services to various college buildings and annexes including both daily and periodic cleaning.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Lowest price: 60
Cleaning methodology: 40

Corporation of Waltham Forest College

street: c/o Strictly Education Ltd, 500 Larkshall Road, London

postalCode: E4 9HH


title: Lot 1: MCCIR Laser Flow Cytometer For Fluorescence-based Cell Sorting

description: The reason for carrying out this procurement is to deliver a flow cytometer for fluorescence-based cell sorting, a robust 2 to 3 laser analyser for high throughput analysis and a high specification 4 to 5 laser analyser for the analysis of a variety of primary cells across 18 detectors or more. Specification submitted to the tendering process will consist of multiple instruments configurations that could support the anticipated extent of applications. To include: Usability, Fluidics and Sample Handling, Optics (Lasers and detection), Workstation and data export, Service contract.

title: MCCIR Laser Flow Cytometer Capable of High Throughput Cell or Bead Analysis

description: The reason for carrying out this procurement is to deliver a flow cytometer for fluorescence-based cell sorting, a robust 2 to 3 laser analyser for high throughput analysis and a high specification 4 to 5 laser analyser for the analysis of a variety of primary cells across 18 detectors or more. Specification submitted to the tendering process will consist of multiple instruments configurations that could support the anticipated extent of applications.To include: Usability, Fluidics and Sample Handling, Optics (Lasers and detection), Workstation and data export, Service contract

title: PICR Flow Cytometer for Fluorescence-based Cell Sorting (Cell sorter)

description: The purpose of this purchase is to provide high throughput flow cytometry sorter and analyser for a range of primary cells. Proposed solutions will consist of multiple instruments to support the expected range of applications and consideration to applicants who can supply one or both solutions will be given. There will be over fifteen research groups utilising the equipment. The proposed equipment is required to fulfil a wide range of requests.

title: PICR Flow Cytometer Capable of High Throughput Cell or Bead Analysis.

title: Flow Cytometers.

description: The University wishes to appoint a Contractor or Contractors to supply Flow Cytometer systems. This tender is being run on behalf of the Manchester Collaborative Centre for Inflammation Research (MCCIR), and the Paterson Institute for Cancer Research (PICR), who each have a separate requirement, (additional University Faculty/Schools, may apply). The number of pieces of equipment may change dependent upon funding.

The University of Manchester

street: Oxford Road

postalCode: M13 9PL


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Estates Capacity Procurement

title: HMP Liverpool Kitchen Conversion

description: HMP Liverpool Kitchen Conversion

Henry Boot Construction Limited

postalCode: S11 9PD


name: Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

title: Cryo Technologies and Medical Consumable Products used for Electrophysiology Procedures in additon to Occluders for Atrial Septal Defects and Patent Foramen Ovale Procedures. Full details of product categories are provided in section 11.2.1.

description: Cryosurgical and cryotherapy devices. Diagnostic devices. Catheters. Radiology procedural needles. The product categories include Cryo Technologies and a range of medical consumable products used for Electrophysiology Procedures in additon to Occluders used in Atrial Septal Defects and Patent Foramen Ovale Procedures. Full details of product categories are provided in section 11.2.1 of this notice.

street: Thomas Drive

postalCode: L14 3PE


title: DigitalCity: Redcar and Cleveland satellite animateur - invitation to quote

description: As part of the 2012-15 Garages to Global ERDF project, DigitalCity Business is focusing extending its activities across the whole of the Tees Valley, and is currently agreeing the detail in this regard with the Tees Valley councils. At the same time and to expedite project ramp up, DCB is conducting a procurement exercise for a number of services, including this invite to quote. We expect to receive full confirmation of the agreements with the local authorities imminently, but applicants should be aware that the contract on offer is subject to the agreements being confirmed, and all application work is done at the applicant’s own risk. DigitalCity Business [DCB] is the business driver for DigitalCity: its mission is to create a successful, vibrant and sustainable digital and creative supercluster in the Tees Valley. One of DCB’s tasks within this overall remit is to deliver cluster development activities across the Tees Valley, with a new and special focus on satellite activity in Darlington, Hartlepool, Redcar and Cleveland and Stockton. It would now like to invite quotes for the role of animateur for the Redcar and Cleveland satellite, which will involve extensive working in and around the localities, specifically at The Palace Hub, a digital and creative focused business accommodation building. The post is being offered as a freelance contract up to the 31st March 2015: it anticipated it will require a commitment of approximately one to two days a week, irregular hours, and evening and weekend work to support activities being driven by the satellite initiative. Key activities will be - • Acting as the satellite’s ‘animateur’ or ‘evangelist’ to drive take-up and engagement with the satellite initiative by – • Digital and creative businesses in the borough • Businesses in key ‘non-digital’ sectors that can benefit from the ‘digital advantage’ • Other enterprise channels [for example schools and colleges] • Promoting the DigitalCity culture of openness, networks, cooperation and collaboration • Being DigitalCity’s ‘eyes and ears’ to help ensure the satellite initiative is responsive and alert to needs, developments and feedback, in order to deliver as effectively and efficiently as possible • Helping to organise satellite events, surgeries and workshops • Driving the take-up of DigitalCity cluster membership, DCB’s products and services, and contributing to their the ongoing development The animateur needs these key abilities - • Excellent organisational skills • Excellent person-to-person skills • Genuine track record and experience in the digital area • Personal business experience in the digital sector • Ability to work independently, including setting and meeting deadlines • Ambition • The ability to fit in with a hard-working, results-focused DCB team: in this regard – • The animateur will have targets, set in response to local conditions, and which will include [but not be limited to] digital and creative businesses engaged, cluster membership take-up, service and product take-up, colleges engaged, and non-digital businesses engaged • The right prior knowledge, track record and experience of DigitalCity could be an advantage, but is not mandatory The successful candidate will most likely have either a degree in an appropriate field, or equivalent experience. The total value of the contract will not exceed £20,000, with the animateur being engaged on an ‘as needed by DCB’ basis: applicants will be required as part of the application to state one day-rate, which must accommodate both work during normal and out-of-office working hours. If you wish to apply for this role please send – • Your CV, together with - • A short explanation as to why you would be ideal for the role. It should be no more than two sides A4, single spaced, 10pt type, and be in either .doc, .docx or .pdf form • One clearly stated day rate for your work • Confirmation that this day rate takes into account the requirement to work during normal and out-of-office working hours, including evenings and weekends Your proposals must be submitted by email to the email address shown below. Quotations@Middlesbrough.gov.uk Please ensure the subject line of the email returning the quotation includes the quotation reference number MBC000245 Without this number the e-quotations system will not accept the quotation. The closing date for submissions is 5 PM, Monday 15th July 2013 If you require any further information prior to submitting your proposal please contact Dan Watson at DigitalCity Business [Daniel.watson@dcbusiness.eu].

DigitalCity

postalCode: TS2 1AE


title: Cleansing of Public Conveniences

title: Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council - Cleansing of Public Conveniences

description: Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council is seeking expressions of interest for the provision of public convenience cleansing. Public conveniences are provided at 14 locations in towns and parishes across the borough, with each facility comprising of Ladies, Gents and Disabled units. Tonbridge and Malling Borough council is situated in the heart of Kent and has a proud history of providing high quality services. It has a population of around 110 000 residents and the main town of Tonbridge attracts many tourists (especially during the summer months). The key features of the contract are detailed below: — Daily routine cleansing of 11 facilities; — Twice daily routine cleansing of a further 3 facilities; — Three monthly “special” cleans of all 14 facilities; — 12 of the 14 facilities open 24 hours (remaining 2 sites closed by council staff); — Additional summer cleansing at selected sites.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Quality: 40

Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council

street: Gibson Building, Gibson Drive, Kings Hill

postalCode: ME19 4LZ

Specialist Hygiene Services Ltd

street: 5, Riverside Business Park, Lyon Road

postalCode: SW19 2RL


title: Post Sales Agent Service.

description: Financial and insurance services. Database services. Administration services. Administrative services of agencies. Administrative housing services. The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) is a non-departmental public body sponsored by the Department for Communities and Local Government. The HCA is seeking to appoint a Post Sales Agent to undertake post sales administration services in order to manage a growing portfolio of equity-loan interests secured on homes across England. The HCA intend to appoint a single Post Sales Agent (PSA) to provide these services for to an initial 2 year contract term starting from, or close to, April 2014, with the option to extend for one or more further periods, up to a maximum of 3 further years at the HCA's discretion. The PSA will be required to deliver a range of post-sales administration and transaction services on behalf of the HCA acting as a virtual ‘one-stop shop', dealing with all post-sales enquiries from homeowners and house builders with a legal interest in homes funded via HCA equity loan products, and administrating post sales transactions including partial and full equity loan redemptions, and collecting loan repayments and fees. The Core Services to be delivered by the PSA include, but are not limited to: i) Post Sales enquiry handling Act as a single point of advice and guidance for homeowners and house builders with a legal interest in homes funded via HCA equity loan products: — Operate a dedicated customer telephone helpline, Mon–Fri, 9:00 am - 17:00 pm; — Offer a dedicated customer enquiry email box; — Offer information and guidance to owners of homes funded by HCA equity loan products including those funded by legacy equity loan products, current or new products administered by HCA; - Resolve enquires by advising customers, directing them on to relevant transaction processes or signposting to partner services as relevant. ii) Website Operate and maintain a national PSA website as a single point of post sales information for homeowners and house builders with a legal interest in homes funded by HCA equity loan products: — Operate a dedicated website under a HCA-owned domain and prescribed ‘Help to Buy' branding; — Provide up-to-date content on HCA equity loan products and post–sales services; — Provide on-line guidance, enquiry-handling and redemption application processing facilities; — Provide links to HCA and partner sites and other relevant services as directed by HCA. iii) Customer Database Maintain a comprehensive and secure electronic database of homes funded via HCA equity loan products, the respective equity loan interests and fee collection data: — Process owner/ property records within 5 days of receiving an electronic return from the relevant Help to Buy Agent; — Provide accurate data collection, validation and reporting infrastructure; — Provide monthly monitoring reports to HCA on the equity loan portfolio, owners, locations, entitlements, fee collection, debt and other matters relevant to its interests; — Provide monthly updates of data from the PSA's database for uploading to HCAs own systems; — Process and reconcile reports between PSA and Help to Buy Agent data to resolve discrepancies and ensure data accuracy. iv) Loan Fee Collection Promptly collect loan fees due from owners of homes funded via HCA equity loan products in accordance with the equity loan mortgage product terms: — Issue accurate annual fee statements; — Issue accurate and timely liability letters and fee demands after 12 months of sale and annually thereafter; — Administer monthly or annual collection of fees when they become payable (this varies by product - see MOI for further details); — Set up accurate monthly debit repayment arrangements with homeowners where applicable; — Issue monthly fee reports to HCA and house builders with an equity interest; (inc. reconciliation of cash received/ fees accrued); — Collect fees and accurately apportion receipts into HCA and house builder's accounts; — Issue arrears letters and undertake arrears chasing prescribed by HCA. v) Redemptions and Repayment Collection Administer all partial and full equity loan redemptions on homes funded via HCA equity loan products and collect repayments: — Issue instructions and documentation to owner/ solicitors 5 days after full or partial redemption request; — Confirm repayment and necessary modification to mortgages with owner's solicitor (subject to mortgage valuation); — Issue relevant legal forms to the homeowners solicitor subject to a solicitors undertaking to repay; — Provide accurate transaction processing and record keeping; — Collect repayments and accurately apportion receipts into HCA and house builder accounts; — Liaise with HCA and house builders to obtain sign-off of legal papers. vi Other Post Sales Administration Perform other defined transaction services and arrears collection on behalf of the HCA: — Administer subletting and home improvement consents, temporary charge postponements, change of name, lease extension and other prescribed items, chargeable to homeowners at fees prescribed by HCA; — Undertake additional arrears action required subject to agreement with HCA. vii Service Administration Maintain an effective service for HCA and stakeholders: — Provide regular monitoring returns to HCA including monthly updates of data from the PSA's database for uploading to HCA's own systems; — Respond to ad-hoc HCA information and data requests; — Maintain home owner and house builder and relationships; — Operate a formal managed complaints procedure; — Adhere to data protection requirements; — Adhere to all relevant consumer credit requirements in relation to the regulated aspects of the portfolio; — Work with the HCA's network of Help to Buy Agents to ensure data validity. The PSA will provide these services nationally to support administration of an equity loan portfolio secured on homes across England. The portfolio includes equity loan interests funded by legacy HCA equity loan products (including equity interests of HCA and of partner house builders) and those funded or to be funded via HCA's current equity loan product ‘Help to Buy – Equity Loan', or new similar products in the service period (including ‘Help to Buy- Equity Loan interests funded by HCA in London, under delegation from the Greater London Authority). The HCA's equity loan portfolio currently comprises equity loans secured on circa 32,000 homes and, further to launch of the Government's ‘Help to Buy: Equity Loan' product in 2013, is forecast to increase significantly up to an estimated 99,000 homes by 31.3.2016. Please refer to the MOI for further details.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Price: 40

Homes and Communities Agency

street: Maple House, 149 Tottenham Court Road

postalCode: W1T 7BN

name: Andy Nelson, Team Leader, Provider Management

Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd

street: The Grange, 100 High St

postalCode: N14 6PW


title: Gritting service

description:
Competition Title : Gritting service
 Competition Notes :

 For full details, see how to apply below.


title: Food Standards Agency FS101052 Improving understanding of the interactions between pathogens and fresh produce and the identification of controls for improving the microbiological safety of ready to eat fruit and vegetables.

description: Proposals are invited for research that will significantly improve our understanding of the interactions between pathogens and fresh produce and lead to the identification of controls, which are relevant and acceptable to current production methods, for improving the microbiological safety of ready to eat fruit and vegetables. It is proposed that these aims will be addressed by a programme of research that may encompass the areas described below, though other approaches to deliver the desired outcome may be proposed if justified. Applicants must demonstrate that they have the necessary knowledge/expertise/skills in the proposed research team to deliver high quality of research across the range of work proposed – this may require a consortium approach. 1. FS101052 - The survivability of pathogens on soiled root vegetables from harvest to retail. 2. FS101056 - The extent and significance of internalisation of pathogens in salad plants. 3. FS101069 - Factors affecting the attachment of bacteria to plant tissue and mechanisms for detachment. 4. FS101060 - Use of treatments to prevent the growth of pathogens on sprouted seeds.

Food Standards Agency

street: Foss House, Peasholme Green

postalCode: YO1 7PR


title: Project Management Services for the Development of Tamworth Assembly Rooms

description: A contractor is required to project manage the delivery of services for a proposed conservation and improvement project for Tamworth Assembly Rooms. The contractor will support the management and delivery of the Tamworth Assembly Rooms development phase. Subject to available funding, planning permissions, a satisfactory review of performance and the agreement of both parties the contract may be extended to cover a subsequent delivery phase of the project. Invitation to tender documents containing a more detailed specification may be accessed at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/tamworthbc.

Tamworth Borough Council

street: Corporate Finance 8th Floor,Tamworth Borough Council,Lichfield Street

postalCode: B79 7BZ


name: Staffordshire County Council Staffordshire Procurement

title: Floating Support Service for Socially Excluded People

description: Staffordshire County Council wishes to invite tenders for the provision of housing support services across Contract Lots covering the County of Staffordshire. The services will provide floating support for socially excluded people who have an identified and assessed housing support need. For the purposes of this tendering exercise, the Services are divided into eleven (11) Contract Lots split into lower and higher intensity of support. It is the Council’s intention to award one contract in each of the Lots. Tenderers may tender for one (1) Contract Lot, but no more than six (6) from the lower intensity Contracts (Lots 1 to 8) and no more than two (2) from the higher intensity Contract Lots (Lots 9 to 11). The Lots are set out in the following table. LOT 1 Lower Intensity The district of Cannock Chase LOT 2 Lower Intensity The borough of East Staffordshire LOT 3 Lower Intensity The district of Lichfield LOT 4 Lower Intensity The district of Newcastle under Lyme LOT 5 Lower Intensity The district of South Staffordshire LOT 6 Lower Intensity The borough of Stafford LOT 7 Lower Intensity The district of Staffordshire Moorlands LOT 8 Lower Intensity The borough of Tamworth LOT 9 Higher Intensity Cannock Chase, South Staffordshire and Stafford LOT 10 Higher Intensity Lichfield, Tamworth and East Staffordshire LOT 11 Higher Intensity Newcastle under Lyme and Staffordshire Moorlands 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. The requirements of The Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 have been considered. TUPE may apply to these contracts.

street: Tipping Street,Wedgwood Building

postalCode: ST16 2DH