title: Replacement Door and Cell Windows at HMP Frankland

description: Replacement door and windows in the segregation unit at HMP Frankland

Game Engineering

postalCode: LN6 9TW


name: Carrier Rental Systems Uk Ltd Trading As Sld Pumps & Power

currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: SW14/CAP/0921 — Hire of Power Generation and Pumps.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Scottish Water requires one or more suitable supplier(s) to provide a cost effective pumps and generator hire solution to support its Capital and operational delivery programmes. This equipment covers all major items including pumps and generators, all types of pumps eg. electrical, diesel, hydraulic, submersible, drywell, well-pointing and accessories. All types of generators are required to be 15 KVA and above for this tender exercise. Provision for both pumps and generators hires should include commissioning and de commissioning services and costs. The above listings are only indicated as a guideline, Scottish Water reserves the right to expand the listing in relation to any type of hired Pump or Generator equipment that is associated with the water industry and would be deemed relevant in any working environment. Scottish Water will require that all contractors or suppliers who contract through this procurement will gain or hold a minimum Health and safety and quality standard to Scottish Water Requirements. Scottish Water's scope of requirements for these services has the potential to include a comprehensive end-to-end managed service covering the following aspects: (i) Provision of suitable and compatible equipment for each of the lots advertised and associated equipment(purchase and/or hire options); (ii) The provision of data recording and storage and the management of all aspects of records that are associated with any equipment supplied; (iii) A non-obligation trial phase may be needed prior to final adoption of the service to ensure that Scottish Water is fully satisfied with the offered service and to avoid any situation where Scottish Water's requirements cannot be fully met. The framework agreement(s) will be for an initial period of 6 years, in line with Scottish Water's Regulatory cycle, Scottish Water will have 6 x 12-month options to extend after the initial 6-year period. It is estimated that the framework agreement will start in April 2015 subject to agreement on terms and conditions. Scottish Water reserves the right to issue this under a localised or Scotland wide provision and to engage with 1 supplier or with multiple suppliers as deemed to be the best fit solution for Scottish Water. Note that the resulting framework agreement(s) will be utilised by SW, and contractors/suppliers working directly or indirectly for SW.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Scottish Water

street: The Bridge, Buchanan Gate Business Park, Cumbernauld Road

postalCode: G33 6FB

countryName: UK

street: Unit B Colima Avenue, Sunderland Enterprise Park West

postalCode: SR5 3XE

Xylem Water Solutions Uk Ltd

street: Private Road No.1, Colwick

postalCode: NG4 2AN

initiationType: tender


title: LSC2158-Departmental Co-Location Works on the Parliamentary Estate

description: Phased office refurbishment works within Parliamentary outbuildings to facilitate departmental co-location strategies. Works to include extensive partition removal to create open plan office space, the remodelling of voice, power and data provision and making good all finishes. 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 12noon Tuesday 20 May 2014.

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: works

PED

street: House of Commons

postalCode: SW1A 0AA


title: Refurbishment of Offices 1B34-1B37, PHE Colindale

description: Works associated with 1B34-1B37 OPEN PLAN OFFICE REFURBISHMENT at PHE Colindale Refurbishment over a two - three year period to be awarded as a framework agreement for a 2 year period with an option to extend for a further year. The award will be based on tender returns for 1B34 - 1B37 Open Plan Office refurbishment. A NEC3 ECC contract will be awarded for ‘Office Refurbishment 1B34 - 1B37' with further subsequent works awarded based on initial tendered rates, an agreed discount and satisfactory performance. Currently there are potentially 7 office refurbishment projects to be completed over the next 2 years. The value of works in any one financial year will be up to £250,000. The initial works comprise of the refurbishment of 1B34-1B37 to form an open plan office area, stripped areas to be provided with new flooring, ceiling, lighting, dado trunking, data points, electrics, plumbing etc along with renewal of all fittings and finishes including redecoration throughout. SITE VISITS Site visits are a mandatory part of the tender process and will be available up to 23rd July 2014. Please contact Andrew Fiddes Tel: 020 8327 6066 at least 1 day before the intended date to confirm the name of the representative(s) attending

Public Health England

street: Public Health England,CRCE Chilton

postalCode: OX11 0RQ

Quadrant Bromley Ltd

street: Quadrant House 13-15 High Street,St Mary Cray

postalCode: BR5 3NL


title: GB-Braintree: Hackney Carriage & Private Hire Inspection Services

description: Braintree District Council is currently looking for a suitably qualified and experienced partner to undertake the visual and mechanical inspection of the district’s Hackney Carriage and Private Hire fleet as part of a long term contract. The Council currently licence 240 vehicles which will require at least two inspections a year in accordance with set criteria. The successful business will be required to liaise with the Council, proprietors, operators and drivers. To express an interest in this contract please send an email containing your company name, contact point and email address to procurement@braintree.gov.uk, referencing ‘BDC : Hackney Carriage & Private Hire Inspection Services’ by 28th March 2014. Pre-Qualification Questionnaires will be sent to all who express an interest AFTER the deadline of 28th March 2014.

mainProcurementCategory: services

Braintree District Council

street: Causeway House,Bocking End

postalCode: CM7 9HB


title: DfT T-TEAR Lot 2 Framework / Cost effective treatments for Concrete Pavements

description: Identify the suitability and durability of thin bituminous overlays to concrete roads. Assess the environmental impact of these materials, including the effect on noise levels. Conduct trials of relevant products. Advise Highways Agency on appropriate amendments to related guidance and standards.

Halcrow Group Ltd

street: 22 Lendal

postalCode: YO1 8AA


title: Manned security

description: Static guards, mobile visits, open / locking of premises, key holding and intruder alarm response.

title: Intruder alarm maintenance

description: Installation, maintenance and operation of Intruder Alarm Systems.

title: Void property security

description: Securing of void properties.

title: Event security

description: Event stewards, Pit staff, stop and search staff, backstage security.

title: HE Provisions of Security Related Services.

description: South Tyneside Council is looking for suitably experienced and qualified companies to be considered for the Security contract. The tender is expected to be divided into the following lots and the contract term will be three years for each lot with an option to extend for a further 2 x 12 month periods subject to performance. Monetary values are an estimate only and are demand dependant. Lot 1 Static guards, mobile visits, open / locking of premises, key holding and intruder alarm response, estimated value GBP 350 000 per annum. Lot 2 Installation, maintenance and operation of Intruder Alarm Systems, estimated value GBP 50 000 per annum Lot 3 Property security measures estimated value GBP 60 000 per annum Lot 4 Event stewarding 30 000 annum. Note: Organisations may apply for either all of the lots or a particular lot relating to their specific work stream or discipline. We recognise that some of the work may be sub contracted; however, organisations are requested to detail this information in the Technical Capacity section of the PQQ.

South Tyneside Council

street: Strategic Procurement Team, Chief Executives Office, Corporate Procurement Service, Hawthorne House

postalCode: NE32 3DP


title: London and South Eastern Railway Property Management Services

title: London and Birmingham Railway Property Management Services

title: Provision of Property Management Services.

description: Provision of Property Management Services for London and South Eastern Railway Limited, London and Birmingham Railway Limited with a view to combining the requirements under the one contract. The Thameslink, Southern and Great Northern Railway Franchise will also be included if Go-Ahead are awarded the contract.

Go Ahead Group Holding

street: 4 Matthew Parker Street

postalCode: SW1H 9NP


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

title: NP91914(j) Supply of Viread.

description: This Framework Agreement is for the supply of Viread to Health Boards across NHS Scotland.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

procurementMethod: direct

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

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

Gilead Sciences Ltd

street: Flowers Building, Granta Park, Abington

postalCode: CB21 6GT


title: Term Contracts for Surface Treatments 2014.

description: Road-maintenance works. Surface work for roads. Road-repair works. Term Contracts for Surface Treatments 2014 may include but not limited to the following, which are provided by way of example: i. Laying various types of Surface Treatment using mechanical means; ii. Laying various types of Surface Treatment manually; iii. Adjustment of ironwork to new levels; iv. Traffic Management; v. Associated Road Marking/Studs; vi. Other Associated Ancillary Works.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Quality: 30

Department for Regional Development

street: Procurement Branch, Rathkeltair House

postalCode: BT30 6AJ


name: East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust

title: IHCD D1 / D2 Driving Course

description: Provision of 1HCD BTEC Level 3 Emergency Driving Courses for Paramedic Students.

street: Bedford office,Hammond Road

postalCode: MK41 0RG


title: Site manangement diagrams for geodiversity features

description: The aim of this project is to present evidence, through the use of annotated diagrams, on effective and successful ways of conserving and managing geodiversity features and processes in sites such as quarries or cuttings, coastal cliffs, foreshore, natural exposures, or in caves or mines etc. The work will review and update earlier diagrams published in 2006 (‘Geological Conservation: a guide to good practice’; By preparing the diagrams in a vector graphics format, their use may be extended across several platfoms and they may be easily adapted for use in specific situations.

Natural England

postalCode: PE1 1NG


name: Department for Work and Pensions (Social and Economic)

title: DWP RF1264 Day One Support for Young People trailblazer evaluation, SRF

description: The service is to provide DWP with an evaluation of the Day One Support for Young People trailblazer

TNS-BMRB

street: 6 More London Place


title: Provision of Water System Legionella Risk Assessment Services.

description: To carry out suitable and sufficient legionella risk assessments of water systems, in approximately 220 buildings and premises belonging to UCL, over a 2 year period (approximately 110 properties a year) to identify and assess the risk of exposure to the Legionella bacteria to include the carrying out and completion of HSE ACOP L8 (Fourth edition) risk assessments, preparing and submitting detailed reports following the risk assessments and inspections; preparation and provision of schematic drawings; control measures including lodging of assessments and remedial actions required on UCLs on-line compliance database (Zetasafe 2), full compliance with all legislation, codes of practice and British and European standards, and advice on any precautionary measures required. The following 2 years to be used to review the assessments carried out in the initial 2 years.

University College London

street: Gower Street

postalCode: WC1E 6BT

Assurity Consulting Ltd

street: 26 Redkiln Way, West Sussex

postalCode: RH13 5QH


title: Groceries Code Adjudicator – Communication and Media Support TT Scope

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF

SCDodd Communications

street: 30 Highfield Drive

postalCode: BR2 0RX


title: Home Group — Insurance Services.

description: Home Group Limited is seeking to set up a Insurance Services agreement under which Home Group (and associated companies) can procure insurance broking, insurance underwriting or a combination of both.The term is intended to include the arrangement, placing and administration of insurance policies, as well as claims settlement and administration, risk management services and any other insurance related services. The agreement will cover England, Scotland and Wales. The following insurances will be covered by this process; property, business interruption, liability, motor vehicle, engineering, personal accident, fidelity guarantee, professional indemnity, directors and officers, money, "All Risks", construction related and other insurances and insurance services as required by Home Group Ltd.

Home Group

street: 2 Gosforth Park Way, Gosforth Business Park

postalCode: NE12 8ET


name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

title: SBRI PROJECT ON BIODEGRADABLE PLASTIC CARRIER BAGS – SOLUTIONS THROUGH INNOVATION

description: An SBRI project on innovative approaches to decreasing the environmental impact of biodegradable bags and improve plastics separation techniques.

Aquapak Polymers Ltd

street: ,1 Melchett Road,Kings Norton Business Park

postalCode: B30 3HG


title: Marginal Abatement Cost Curves (MACCs) and Business as Usual (BAU) emissions projections for EU ETS countries and sectors covered by the EU ETS over the period 2014 to 2050

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is looking for a supplier or suppliers to provide a set of Marginal Abatement Cost Curves (MACCs) and Business As Usual (BAU) emissions projections for sectors covered by the EU ETS, as well as an accompanying report. MACCs and BAU emissions projections need to be produced for the period 2014 to 2050, must cover all greenhouse gas emissions and sectors covered by the EU ETS, should be disaggregated by Member State and by sector and must be provided for a set of scenarios involving fossil fuel prices and rates of economic growth.

street: Area 1C,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


name: The Environmental Consultancy Ltd, trading as RPS Group PLC

title: 5LYG.C.ICP Independent Compensation Panel.

description: Award Notice for the following: The Thames Tideway Tunnel (‘TTT’) has been specified by the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (‘Defra’) as a ‘specified infrastructure project’ pursuant to the Water Industry (Specified Infrastructure Projects) (English Undertakers) Regulations 2013 (the ‘SIP Regulations’). The effect of this is that Thames Water Utilities Limited (‘TWUL’) must tender the finance, design, construction and operation of the TTT. The successful bidder will be an ‘infrastructure provider’ (‘IP’) as defined in the SIP Regulations and will have be licensed and regulated by the Water Services Regulation Authority (Ofwat) pursuant to the SIP Regulations. TWUL published an OJEU notice for the TTT on 14.6.2014. TWUL is carrying out certain preparatory work for the TTT as permitted by the preparatory work notice issued by Defra pursuant to the SIP Regulations. Further details of the TTT project can be found on the project's website: www.thamestidewaytunnel.co.uk The TTT project recognises that those who live or work close to the construction sites may be impacted by the construction works and has introduced a series of Non Statutory compensation policies and procedures (The Policies) to deal with certain situations that arise. These are: — Non Statutory off site mitigation and compensation Policy; — Exceptional hardship procedure; — Settlement Information Paper. The project recognises that in order to give confidence that the processes are impartial and transparent in every respect regarding compensation and has committed to set up an Independent Compensation Panel (ICP) to give independent advice and decision making regarding claims under and on the above policies or procedures. Thames Water has entered into legal agreements with each of the 14 affected London Boroughs which have the effect of legally securing the Non Statutory Policies and the processes involved. The aim of this procurement is to establish an Independent Compensation Panel (ICP), which will consist of a Chairperson and a framework of experts in the following fields: a) Noise and vibration experts; b) Transport planners; c) Chartered building surveyors; d) Chartered quantity surveyors; e) Chartered engineers; f) Residential chartered surveyors/ estate agents; g) Medical advice; h) Legal advice. This notice relates to the procurement of 1 contract for a chairperson and Framework Agreements for the 8 expert areas listed above, each with multiple suppliers. The chairperson should have a minimum of 20 years' experience of adjudication in urban projects, the framework suppliers should each have a minimum of 15 years' experience in their respective field. Due to the nature of the services there is no guarantee of any volume of work even if a contract is awarded. The Contracting Entity gives no guarantee or warranty that either TWUL or the IP will continue to use this contract in the long term and break clauses will be included in the contract accordingly. It is anticipated that the contracts will be novated to the IP once it is licensed. Any novation shall be at the IP's discretion. Should the contract be novated the contract shall retain a right of call off for TWUL. Interested organisations should refer to II.2 (Quantity or scope) and VI.3 (Additional information) and to the PQP for further information on the description of the Services, the Project and the Contract.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

Thames Water Utilities Limited

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

postalCode: RG2 0BY

John Wade

street: Market Place, 46 Nayland Court, Essex

postalCode: RM1 3EF

VBTM Associates Ltd

street: Dallam Court, Dallam Lane

postalCode: WA2 7LT

W M Barber Associates Ltd

street: Holly House, Hyde Road, Woodley, Cheshire

postalCode: SK6 1NB

Chandler KBS

street: Chanders House, Terra Nova Way, Penarth Marina

postalCode: CF64 1SA

Systra Ltd

street: 7th Floor, 15 Old Bailey

postalCode: EC4M 7EF

Pick Everard

street: Halford House, Charles Street

postalCode: LE1 1HA

Valuation Office Agency/DVS

street: Wingate House, 93/107 Shaftesbury Avenue

postalCode: W1D 5BU

AECOM Ltd

street: Sunley House 4 Bedford Park

postalCode: CR0 2AP

24 Acoustics Ltd

street: Pepper Mill Barn, Old Salisbury Lane, Hampshire

postalCode: SO51 0GD

Accon UK Ltd

street: Unit B, Fronds Park, Frouds Lane, Berks

postalCode: RG7 4LH

Aran Acoustics Ltd

street: 62 Dirac Road

postalCode: BS7 9LP

street: 6-7 Lovers Walk, East Sussex

postalCode: BN1 6AH

Elro Associates Ltd

street: 2 Crooked Mile, Essex

postalCode: EN9 1PS

Jo King

street: The Cottage Wards Farm, London Road Felbridge

postalCode: RH19 2QZ

Laurelie Walter

street: 16 Alfriston Road

postalCode: SW11 6NN

Rider Levett Bucknall UK Ltd

street: Cathedral Court, 15 Colmore Row, West Midlands

postalCode: B3 2BH

Mary Hope Associates Ltd

street: 54 Freshfield Bank, East Sussex


title: Business Analysis

description: Business Analysis

PURPLE SECURE SYSTEMS

street: St George's Lodge,33 Oldfield Road

postalCode: BA2 3NE


title: Spatial Planning Arrangement: A303 Feasibility Study Traffic Surveys B Hal

description: The Government has announced that it will identify and fund solutions, initially through feasibility studies to look at problems and identify potential solutions to tackle some of the most notorious and long-standing road hot spots in the country, including the A303. The overall task brief when fully developed is expected to consist of 4 Study Stages: Stage 0: Agreement to the scope, timing and management arrangements for the study. Stage 1: Review of evidence and identification of problems along the corridor. Stage 2: Work to finalise the range of infrastructure proposals that could address the problems along the corridor. Stage 3: Work to assess the affordability, value for money and deliverability of prioritised infrastructure proposals.

Halcrow Group Ltd

street: Halcrow Yolles ,Vineyard House,44 Brook Green

postalCode: W6 7BY


title: Domiciliary Care for Older People and People with Physical Disabilities at Audrey Needham House

description:
West Berkshire Council invited expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to deliver extra care housing support and personal care at Audrey Needham House. The current number of care hours being delivered is between 350 and 520 hours per week.

 (MT Ref:136996)

West Berkshire Council

street: Council Offices,Market Street,Legal Services

postalCode: RG14 5LD


title: High Strain Rate Testing Equipment.

description: NSIRC currently requires a High Strain Rate testing machine for a wide range of high strain rate and high-speed test requirements (tensile, compression or impact applications). This machine is for studying strain-rate dependant effects on metals, polymers or composites and can ideally be also used for ballistics research. The National Structural Integrity Research Centre (NSIRC) is a new industrially-led, joint initiative between TWI and lead academic partner Brunel University, alongside the University of Manchester, the University of Cambridge and a number of leading industrial partners. The initiative is funded by industry and by grants from the Regional Growth Fund (RGF) and Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE). Funding for equipment for NSIRC is being provided by HEFCE and is available in the period up to 31.3.2015 to assist in establishing a new facility at the TWI site in Abington, Cambridge and to purchase equipment to be used in the centre. The equipment will be purchased by Brunel University but the procurement process is being undertaken by TWI on Brunel University's behalf. Any communication regarding this tender should be made through the TWI Ltd In-Tend system via the correspondence functionality.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 15
General: 10
Training: 6
Maintenance: 9
Price: 52
Delivery: 5
Acceptance: 3

Brunel University

street: c/o TWI Ltd, Granta Park, Great Abington

postalCode: CB21 6AL

Instron — Division of ITW Ltd

street: Coronation Road, Bucks

postalCode: HP12 3SY


title: Student Residential Internet Service Provision.

description: The University of Sunderland is seeking an agreement for the provision of Internet provision in their owned, leased and managed residences (approximately 1 547 bedrooms across 4 site locations) The solution will need to provide both a wired and wireless provision to bedrooms and to all communal areas within the buildings. Wireless provision to external areas within the property boundary is to be considered as an option. Expressions of Interest will be accepted through https://intendhost.co.uk/universityofsunderland/aspx/Home

University of Sunderland

street: Edinburgh Building, Chester Road

postalCode: SR1 3SD

Cablecom Networking

street: Units 3-5 Windmill Business Park

postalCode: BS21 6SR


title: Synchrotron Extension Buiding: The POD (DLSPIN0381).

Diamond Light Source Ltd

street: Diamond House, Harwell Science and Innovation Campus

postalCode: OX11 0DE


title: LSBU7/0164.

description: Software package and information systems. Supply of Met/Cal and Associated Licences.

Ministry of Defence, DSG

street: Land Supply Business Unit, Building B15, MOD Donnington

postalCode: TF2 8JT

Fluke UK Ltd

street: 52 Hurricane Way, Norfolk

postalCode: NR6 6JB


title: Arriva Routes

title: ASD Routes

title: Nu-Venture Routes

title: Local Bus Service & Yellow Bus School Contracts.

description: Medway Council's current Local and Yellow Bus Contracts is due to expire August 2013. This tender opportunity is to combine both services into one contract for the duration of 5 years with a possible extension of a further 3. All further information can be obtained by registering and downloading the documentation attached to this tender.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Fulfilment of requirements: 15
Breakdowns and restoration of service: 15
Added value: 5
Apprenticeship schemes: 5
Service support: 20
Cost: 40

Medway Council

street: Category Management, Medway Council, Gun Wharf, Dock Road

postalCode: ME4 4TR

Arriva Southern Counties Ltd

street: Invicta House, Armstrong Road, Maidstone, Kent

postalCode: ME15 6TX

ASD Coaches

street: Neptune Close, Medway City Estate

postalCode: ME2 4LT

Nu-Venture Coaches Ltd

street: Unit 2F, Deacon Trading Estate, Forstal Rd

postalCode: ME20 7SP


measure: electronicBids

title: KC296-111 Ballycastle WwTW.

description: The Project is for the provision of an upgrade to the Ballycastle Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTW). The principal drivers for this project are compliance with the Water Order Consent offered and accommodating the projected increase in future population circa 11 500 PE. Planning approval (E/2012/0028/F) was granted on 24.4.2013. An 18 month contract is envisaged incorporating design, construction, commissioning and performance testing.

procurementMethodDetails: RESTRICTED

Northern Ireland Water Limited

street: Westland House, Old Westland Road

postalCode: BT14 6TE

BSG Civil Engineering Ltd

street: 6 Bank Square

postalCode: BT46 5AZ


title: Asbestos Contractors — EU.

description: Framework for Asbestos Contractor for up to 4 years.

University of Reading

street: Miller Building. PO Box 227, Whiteknights Campus

postalCode: RG6 6AB


title: UK SBS CON14012 Building B920, Babraham Research Campus.

description: Construction of a building to house research laboratories and general office space.

UK Shared Business Services Ltd

street: Polaris House, North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FL


title: UK SBS PS140084 Future Digital Inclusion.

description: UK Shared Business Services Ltd as the Contracting Authority is putting in place a contract for the Department of Business, Innovation & SKills (BIS) The above Public Sector Body have a need for appointing an organisation or consortia (under a lead organisation) that shall have the expertise, experience, staffing and resources to deliver the following outcomes required by Government in this important area: a. To help a minimum of 1 million people gain basic digital skills and to get online by 31 March 2018, on budget and with the impact required¬ b. To help people acquire relevant digital skills to become skilled and confident citizens who are at ease with technology and are provided with the confidence and desire to learn more. c. To attract and engage more socially and digitally excluded people and enable them to access government services effectively. d.Build, support and develop a cohort of volunteers and local digital champions that will play an active role in supporting delivery and disseminating opportunities to play a more active role in the community.

street: North Star House, North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: The Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers (REME) Museum of Technology Internal Design and Fit Out.

description: Project and design preparation, estimation of costs. Provision of a Design and Fit Out of the Internal Exhibition of the REME Museum of Technology at MOD Lyneham.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 70
Commercial: 30

Ministry of Defence, C&C

street: Nimrod Building, 3 Site, RAF High Wycombe, Naphill

postalCode: HP14 4UE

PLB Limited

street: Dovecote Stables, Swinton Grange Courtyard, North Yorkshire

postalCode: YO17 6QR


name: Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust


title: Housing Asbestos Surveys, Sampling & Monitoring Contract.

description: The Contracting Authority representing its leaseholders, tenants, residents and Contracting Authority's Council-tax payers (both current and future) wishes to procure a suitably qualified external contractor to carry out asbestos surveys, sampling and monitoring on 91 Housing Revenue Account (HRA) residential estates in the borough with the remit being: 1.1 The London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham requires a Service Provider to undertake asbestos surveys and re-surveys of the communal areas, common parts and some tenanted dwellings. The Council has approximately 17,100 homes, of which approximately 12,700 are tenanted and 4,400 are leasehold. There are approximately 1990 blocks varying from purpose built high rise accommodation to converted street properties. 1.2 In addition it is intended to undertake some sample surveying of tenanted properties, amounting to approximately 600–700 properties per annum. 1.3 The Council also requires the successful service provider to offer a back-up service for its corporate buildings should the need arise. 1.4 The service will include sampling, testing and air monitoring where relevant.

street: Town Hall, King Street, Hammersmith

postalCode: W6 9JU


title: New Faculty of Business & Law.

description: Expressions of interest are being invited from suitably qualified and experienced main contractors to complete the design and to construct a new Faculty of Business & Law building at the University of the West of England, Frenchay Campus. The accommodation is expected to comprise of between 13000 and approx. 16,500 square metres, subject to planning. The accommodation will comprise of up to 6 storeys and incorporate teaching space to 6 floors, multi purpose space to the ground floor, offices, social space, catering outlet and all associated supporting facilities. The preferred procurement route is Single stage NEC option A fixed price design & build contract. The overall project duration will be 21 months, and the building is expected to be in use by the University for August 2016. The design team have already been appointed and it is the intention of the University to novate the key Design team members to the successful contractor. Currently the Design team are at RIBA stage 2 and will continue to develop the design during the tender process. Tender documents will be issued at RIBA Stage 3. It is anticipated that the site will be cleared prior to the appointment of the main contractor and that a substructure enabling package may be let.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Programme: 15
Resources: 20
Quality: 20
Cost: 40
Sustainability: 5

University of the West of England

street: Coldharbour Lane

postalCode: BS16 1QY


title: Incentivising better capacity management in GB rail: Case study evidence from other industries and railways

description: The ORR is looking to encourage the delivery of the following goals and activities in GB rail: a) The efficient production of capacity b) The optimisation of performance c) The efficient allocation of capacity d) Demand-responsive planning for future capacity The main objectives of this project are to: o Provide evidence on innovative ways of incentivising better delivery of (a) to (d) from other railways or industries (the priority is on (a) - (c) but evidence concerning the delivery of (d) is welcome, particularly where it overlaps with the delivery of the other goals) o Set out the difficulties of realising those benefits in rail

Office of Rail Regulation

postalCode: WC2B 4AN


name: Ministry of Defence, Defence Equipment and Support, Joint Support Chain & Logistic Commodities and Support

title: SAM, RAM4 and RDEMO Software Helpdesk and Technical Support Facility

Atkins Ltd

postalCode: GU9 7TB


title: Tender for the Provision of 16+ Support and Accommodation.

description: 16+ Support and Accommodation Services.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Price: 40

Hampshire County Council

street: The Castle

postalCode: SO23 8UJ


title: Mast maintenance

description: Mast Maintenance

CAIP LTD

street: The Barn, Elms Farm,Hobb Lane,Daresbury

postalCode: WA4 5LS


title: Bespoke looming

description: Pre-measured and finished looming for power and fibre cabling enclosures.

title: Precision mechanical engineering

description: Design and manufacture of small numbers of bespoke mechanical and sheet metal components.

title: General fabrication

description: A wide range of fabrication shop capability is required to assist in the design and production of bespoke products such as enclosures, junction boxes, cabinets, towers etc.

title: Design and manufacture: fabrication.

description: FCO Services are implementing a programme of works that proposes to update various security infrastructure. This framework will provide design and manufacturing capability to support fabrication requirements across of range of products such as metal enclosures, bespoke fixings and looming.

FCO Services

street: Hanslope Park

postalCode: MK19 7BH


title: Temple Quay 3 - Diversion Maintenance Loops Survey

description: Survey of communications cables prior to diversion works - part of servicing HCA assets for disposal, Temple Quay 3.

Allcom (UK) Limited

postalCode: WN3 5BA


title: Consortium of Lewisham and Croydon Primary schools.

description: Supply of school meals to Primary schools located within the boroughs of Lewisham and Croydon. Service provision must comply with new School Food Standards and in some schools provide the menu to the Silver Food for Life standard. 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=142531

Tricon Catering Consultancy

street: Navigation House, Town Quay Wharf

postalCode: IG11 7BZ


title: Microbiological Analysis of Water Samples.

description: East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust , wish to appoint suitably experienced and qualified contractor to provide Microbiological Analysis of Water Sample Services. The provider must be UKAS accredited and Testing of the following water samples will be required at the described standard; — Potable Water (i. Department of Health: Water systems Health Technical Memorandum 04-01: Addendum Pseudomonas aeruginosa – advice for augmented care units (March 2013) pages 21-24, ii. ISO 11731:1998 Water quality: Detection and enumeration of Legionella, iii. Methods based on Microbiology of Drinking water, Part 7 The enumeration of heterotrophic bacteria (2012) (pour plate method), pages 7-14). — Hydrotherapy Pool Water (Methods based on Microbiology of Drinking water: Part 4 Methods for the isolation and enumeration of coliforms and Escherichia coli (2009) (membrane filtration), pages 9-40, Part 7 The enumeration of heterotrophic bacteria (2012) (pour plate method), Part 8 The isolation and enumeration of Aeromonas and Pseudomonas aeruginosa (2010) (membrane filtration), pages 16-24). — Endoscope Rinse Water (Department of Health: Choice Framework for local Policy and Procedures 01-06 – Decontamination of flexible endoscopes: Testing methods Version: 1.0: England, pages 36-37).

street: Headquarters Kent and Canterbury Hospital Ethelbert Road

postalCode: CT1 3NG


title: DURR Dental Equipment Spare Parts

title: Supply of Dental Equipment Spare Parts.

description: Medical consumables. The Medical and General Stores Team (M&GS) welcome expressions of interest from suppliers for the Supply of Dental Equipment Spare Parts under a 4 Year Enabling Contract. The in-service Ministry of Defence Dental equipment is maintained around the world by suitably qualified and trained Medical and Dental Services and Supplies (MDSS) technicians. The supplier will be required to facilitate a spare parts supply solution for a range of Midmark, Cattani, Satelec, Bien Air, DURR, Kavo and A-DEC dental equipments currently in-service within the MOD. All Articles covered under the Contract are to be supplied so that the performance of the completed equipment meets the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) specification. All spare parts provided must be OEM approved. Delivery of the products will be made to multiple sites throughout the UK, on a daily basis in accordance with agreed KPIs. Ordering, receipting and invoicing will be processed electronically via DECS P2P (details at www.d2btrade.com) with payments being completed by BACS. Suppliers shall either have obtained, be in the process of obtaining, or be willing to achieve certification to ISO9001:2008 by a UKAS (or equivalent) accredited body with the scope to cover the supply of articles under the scope of the contract.

awardCriteriaDetails: Technical and Commercial: 100

DE & S

street: Elm 2B, Neighbourhood 4, MOD Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH

A-DEC Dental UK Ltd

street: Austin House, 11 Liberty Way

postalCode: CV11 6RZ

Kavo Dental Ltd

street: Unit 11, Corinium Industrial Estate, Raans Road

postalCode: HP6 6JL

Henry Schein UK Holdings Ltd

street: Medcare House, Centurion Close, Gillingham Business Park

postalCode: ME8 0SB


title: British Embassy Vientiane, Laos

description: The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) are seeking suitably experienced contractors to tender for refurbishment works at the British Embassy Residence Vientiane, Laos. The Requirement The refurbishment to the existing British Ambassador’s Residence in Vientiane, Laos The works required are identified as priority items to allow the British Ambassador to move into the premises. The works relate largely to bringing the building up to acceptable fire / life safety standards. The Residence upgrades include: • A full re-wire with fire safety incorporated. • Full replacement of windows and doors. • Gas connection upgrades. • Replacement of air conditioning units • Installation of new commercial kitchen to staff outbuilding The contractor will be required to complete construction to a high standard equivalent to those found on European Headquarter projects using significant amounts of imported materials and to complete construction to a defined completion date after contract award. Damages will apply for late completion. The design is being undertaken by companies appointed by the FCO. All works to be carried out under one contract which will be based on NEC3 Option A (with activity schedule). All project documentation will be in English. The works will not be let in packages but as a single entire contract.

Foreign & Commonwealth Office

street: King Charles Street,

postalCode: SW1A 2AH

countryName: GB


title: Advice Line and Network Contract

description: Advice Service: DCLG would like the Contractor to provide an Advice Line which will provide an advice service to provide communities with appropriate high quality expert advice, guidance, referral and signposting on how they can take greater control of their area through making use of the Community Rights, Neighbourhood Planning and/or other neighbourhood approaches to tackling local issues, access available support (ours and others) and make contact and benefit from the experience of peers, so that they are able to: — improve the economic wellbeing of their community; — take over ownership/management of community assets; — influence and make decisions on how local public services are shaped and delivered; — influence how public money is spent at the neighbourhood level; — develop Neighbourhood Plans; and, — bring forward housing developments. Network: The Contractor will also be required to build and maintain during 2015-16 a Network, building on the existing Our Place network of champions and our nascent parish network, which brings together and supports communities and their partners to enable them to tackle local issues in their areas, which helps build a movement for neighbourhood level transformation. The Contractor will ensure the Network is as widely accessible to as many communities and their partners (such as local authorities, other public service providers, voluntary and community groups and local businesses) as possible, including rural, urban and coastal communities and those in deprived areas. It will also be the Contractor's responsibility to facilitate peer to peer support between Network members and provide networking a learning sessions for members. The long-term objective for the Network is a self-sustaining group of members who are able to support each other, alongside expert/technical advice where required, to take more control of their areas, including by accessing the Community Rights and Neighbourhood Planning and using approaches such as Our Place, who are linked in with other existing and relevant networks.

title: Grant Administration

description: The Contractor for the Grant Administration services will be required to deliver and monitor grants across the First Steps and Our Place (Lot 3), Community Economic Development (Lot 4), Community Ownership and Management of Assets (Lot 5) and Neighbourhood Planning and Community Right to Build (Lot 6) programmes. The types of organisation likely to be receiving grant funding are: First Steps — likely to be voluntary and community organisations or other public bodies holding funds on their behalf. Our Place — Principal Local Authorities (Counties, Unitary and District), parish and town councils, voluntary and community organisations, other public sector service providers e.g. police, schools and NHS. Community Economic Development — voluntary and community organisations, parish and town councils, communities set up as a corporate body. Community Ownership and Management of Assets — Community interest groups with well evidenced local connections working within a partnership supported by the Assets programme and organisations established for charitable, benevolent or philanthropic purposes. Our expectation is that applicant organisations will have one of the following types of legal structure. Registered charity; Community interest company; Company limited by guarantee that are non-profit distributing or Industrial and Provident Societies that are non-profit distributing, Neighbourhood Planning — parish and town councils, neighbourhood forums if set up as a corporate body or to an incorporated body of their choosing, Community Right to Build — parish and town councils, communities set up as a corporate body. The grants are likely to be used for a variety of purposes for example, costs associated with developing plans and strategies, costs of engagement such as hiring a hall for community engagement events, printing costs for publicity flyers, etc.; and costs for procuring technical support and advisory services from specialists. In some support programmes grants may be used for staff costs. The Contractor will be required to carry out due diligence on eligible bodies as well as monitor and report on individual grants.

title: Our Place and First Steps

description: The overriding objective for the Contractor of the Our Place Programme and the First Steps activity will be to enable communities to have greater control over their physical, social and economic environments including the delivery of services in their neighbourhood and their associated budgets. The key objectives of this Lot are to: Continue to build the Our Place movement and deliver a further 100 Operational Plans by end March 2016, including at least 20 parish and town councils and at least 20 areas that ‘break new ground'. Support parish and town councils to develop and fulfil their aspirations to deliver services for their local communities by ensuring at least 20 parish councils are on the Our Place strand of the programme and deliver operational plans. In some cases, parish councils may have slightly different needs to other Our Place areas. For example, we recognise that parish councils may already have a developed view of the changes they want to make to local service provision and a mandate to do so, rather than needing to develop this through a community engagement process. For that reason, in supporting parish councils to take part in the Our Place programme we take a flexible approach to parish councils' participation; it need not rigorously follow the developed Our Place methodology Maintain contact with existing Our Place areas as they implement their Operational plans, tracking progress, identifying barriers and successes and replicable delivery models from areas to feed into the evidence base and shared learning strand. Support 100 deprived areas (First Steps areas) to produce community action plans by March 2016 in order to enable them to: — Connect to local and national networks and support; — Raise their awareness of the range of ways communities can take greater control; — Build their confidence to play a leadership role in their community; and — Help them to produce a community action plan for the area setting out their next steps to enable greater control and influence by the community over the area. Collate evidence and develop learning products from all of the Our Place areas (new areas and those from previous rounds) and the 100 First Steps areas and develop 20 learning products (case studies, how to guides, toolkits, templates, pieces of evidence/analysis) to support other areas to work in this way and to demonstrate to the public, private, voluntary sectors and communities themselves, that the Our Place approach can work in a range of contexts and with different levels of ambition (from small to large, in a range of Areas, across a range of service Areas, and including innovative approaches) and share these with Advice Service and Network contractor (Lot 1) who will host the materials and use them holistically with other resources across the programmes. The Contractor will also need to identify 100 further Champions: 50 Our Place and 50 First Steps Champions to actively promote neighbourhood level working.

title: Community Economic Development

description: There are differing abilities of communities to engage with and participate in the opportunities the Community Rights agenda provides. Across England, some communities and neighbourhoods are affected by low economic activity. The Contractor will develop work which aims to tackle issues of deprivation and promote economic growth at the community level, including through exploring questions about how communities can work alongside public services, including local partners to achieve this. The Contractor will be required to work with Local Partners and stakeholders include local voluntary and community organisations, local government and other government agencies, local businesses, colleges and schools, social and high street financial organisations, local business / chamber of commerce, local housing providers, local healthcare institutions and local enterprise partnerships, as well as the people living in the community. We know that community capacity to engage and participate varies but that this untapped potential could yield significant benefits if harnessed. The requirement on this Contractor will be to develop and understand models and potential interventions which may be able to help communities take more control of their economic destiny. Through supporting them to develop a coordinated approach, DCLG hopes to see an improved ability more effectively and actively to tackle negative economic cycles of low disposable income, poor circulation of money within the community, poorly co-ordinated and targeted financial services and negative inward investment. This approach called Community Economic Development (CED). The Contractor will need to: Explore how 50 varied Communities working with partners can develop new ways to tackle neighbourhood economic issues; Understand which models of support and which interventions to address specific issues are most effective for Communities; Build an evidence base and provide know-how and support to other communities who want to take similar action; Identify 25 Champions from the CED Communities and enable them to share knowledge of this way of working across the CED programme as well as promoting this way of working through the Network (part of Lot 1), and; Collate and synthesise the targeted work with Communities with relevant evidence on national and / or international examples in this area through the production of a final report which will enable more informed decision-making by the department about future community level economic interventions and their impact, as well as supporting other areas learning and knowledge.

description: Local public bodies (for example Local Government, health and justice) are experiencing increasing demand from communities that want to run local publicly owned assets that are important to their local areas. We want to accelerate the process by moving from supporting individual community organisations to take forward asset projects, to supporting partnerships between public owners and community organisations. This is particularly crucial in the current climate as public organisations look to dispose of assets quickly. With this in mind, the key objective for the Contractor of this programme is to support at least 50 partnerships between community organisation(s) and local public organisation(s) with progressing ambitious multiple community asset ownership and management projects and ground-breaking single asset transfer projects which will produce novel and replicable learning for other places. This includes collating evidence and developing learning products from across the partnerships to enthuse and support other areas to work in this way. Identification of champions from the localities to share learning and experiences and to actively promote neighbourhood level working, including through the Network managed by the Lot 1 Contractor, will also form part of this approach. Key to the success of this programme will include the Contractor: Assisting with the brokering and building of strong partnerships between community organisations and local public bodies, in particular local government, to support innovative asset projects that have the potential to open up new asset types, tackle empty buildings and under used land and lack of community spaces to greater/more community use; Development of joint strategies between the public organisation(s) and community group(s) that have action plans including deliverables and milestones; Supporting Local Government on how to consider options strategically including when to look at the long term benefits of community ownership and management of assets vs. selling off capital; and Helping to gather evidence in order to help strengthen the business case for transferring assets to the community sector.

description: DCLG wants a Contractor to support communities to progress and produce Neighbourhood Plans, Neighbourhood Development Orders (NDOs), Community Right to Build Orders and community-led planning applications for housing to: — ensure that as many full, successful Neighbourhood Plans and Orders as possible are produced; — provide additional support to priority neighbourhood planning areas (such as those in deprived areas or those producing NDOs or Business Neighbourhood Plans); and — ensure Neighbourhood Plans, NDOs, CRtB orders and community-led planning applications for housing contribute to growth. Support available to groups. The Contractor will provide following support to be available to all groups: (a) Tools and templates — many tools and resources exist explaining the neighbourhood planning process; we now want these to focus on the content of neighbourhood plans. These tools and templates will be hosted on the web portal managed through the community rights network (Lot 1). (b) Expert advice — a specialised Neighbourhood Planning, NDO, CRtB and community-led planning applications for housing phone advice service, able to deal with technical enquiries and provide advice to communities on procuring and commissioning technical planning services. Some of these calls will be referred by the Lot 1 advice service, ensuring a seamless customer journey for callers is essential. (c) Grant — we propose that all community groups producing neighbourhood plans or NDOs be eligible to apply for a grant of up to GBP 8 000, and all community groups producing CRtB orders or community-led planning applications for housing be eligible to apply for up to GBP 10 000 in pre-feasibility funding and GBP 40 000 in pump-priming funding. Grants could, for example, pay for admin costs, consultancy or technical studies. This will be administered by the Contractor of Lot 2. Neighbourhood Plans and NDOs. DCLG wantS additional direct support to be available to certain priority community groups producing neighbourhood plans or NDOs. These areas will consist of the following: — High growth areas — we propose that groups intending to use their neighbourhood plan to provide for more housing (through site allocations or other means) than that set out in the Local Plan for the area (or, where there is no up-to-date Local plan, where proposals are demonstrably ambitious) have access to additional support. Groups will need to justify how much additional support they need, and what they intend to use it for. Additional support will also be available to groups allocating over 500 houses irrespective of whether this is more than is set out in their Local Plan. — Deprived areas — we propose that any community group in the highest 20 % of the index of multiple deprivation be eligible to apply for additional support. — Neighbourhood Development Orders (NDOs), which can grant planning permission for specific developments in a neighbourhood area. — Business Neighbourhood Plans — Local authorities can designate neighbourhood forums that are wholly or predominantly business in nature as business neighbourhood planning areas. As at 14 August, there were 19 designated business neighbourhood areas in the process of producing plans, and we want to encourage many more. — Complicated governance and engagement: areas with a population of over 25 000 and clusters of parishes. — Neighbourhood forums. Contractors will deliver additional support to priority areas in the following ways: (a) Grant — In priority areas we want to offer up to an additional GBP 6 000 grant per group, subject to a full application justifying need. This grant will be administered by the Contractor of Lot 2. (b) Direct technical support — We want direct technical support to focus on carrying out specific pieces of essential work, rather than helping groups through the neighbourhood planning process.

title: Provision of the Community Rights Programme (Lots 1-6).

description: Putting Communities in control is one of the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG)'s strategic priorities. Our objectives are to see: a. increasing numbers of communities genuinely more in control of their physical, social and economic environments — from decision making to delivery; b. the establishment of a different relationship with public services than has previously existed — where interaction, engagement and ownership around the prioritisation, design and delivery of services is accepted as the norm; c. locally led housing growth and economic development; and, d. deprived areas with communities and community leaders that are capable and confident to work towards (a) — (c) above. Our aim is to extend and build on the government's programme of work around the community rights and neighbourhood planning to achieve the above objectives. We have redesigned and re-profiled our support offer, taking into account the current demand and need, their efficiency and effectiveness and feedback from delivery partners and the wider voluntary and community sector as well as Ministerial priorities. We are also taking the opportunity to extend the support we provide so that it specifically supports Communities to: — take their ‘first steps' to making use of the community rights; — improve their economic well-being; — takeover ownership/management of community assets; — influence and make decisions on how local public services are shaped and delivered; — influence how public money is spent in neighbourhoods; — supports parish and town councils to take on delivery of neighbourhood level services; and, — develop Neighbourhood Plans and bring forward community led developments. We are therefore looking to procure a series of six contracts, or Lots, with Contractors to take the work forward. The Lots are: Lot 1: Advice Service and Network; Lot 2: Grant Administration; Lot 3: First Steps and Our Place; Lot 4: Community Economic Development; Lot 5: Community Ownership and Management of Assets; Lot 6: Neighbourhood Planning and Community Right to Build. The contracts for Lots 3 to 5 will be for one year with an option to extend for up to a further 2 years. The contracts for Lots 2 and 6 will be for three years. The elements of the contract for Lot 1 which are concerned with Neighbourhood Planning and Community Right to Build (Lot 6) will be for 3 years. The elements of the Lot 1 contract which are concerned with Lots 3-5 will be for 1 year with an option to extend for up to a further 2 years. Overall we have a budget of GBP 15 200 000 for this work for 2015-16. The budget for the Neighbourhood Planning and Community Right to Build contract is GBP 8 650 000 in 2016-17 and GBP 8 150 000 in 2017-18. The budget includes any grant funding which would be allocated directly to areas. Further details of each of the Lots are in Annex B.

street: Fry Building, 2 Marsham St

postalCode: SW1P 4DF


title: RFI for Elearning and Induction.

description: Heathow is looking to invest in a new E-Learning platform and supporting Learning Management System (LMS). Our HR team has a clear 5 year strategy, a central part of this is that we are able effectively train and develop our people. Culturally we want to enable a sustainable learning ethos within the organisation. Furthermore we have to contribute to the overall business cost challenge by delivering training in the most cost effective manner. We also see E-Learniing as responsible way to deliver our statutory obligations for the training that we must ensure our people complete. Finally we are also very interested to understand what I-Recruitment, Talent Management and Perfromance management capacbilities your product has and we want to understand how these integrate with each other and Oracle.

procurementMethodDetails: OPEN

Heathrow Airport Limited

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

postalCode: TW6 2GW


title: Traditional Forensics — Managed Service Provision

title: Traditional Forensic Services — Managed Service Provision.

description: The Contracting Authority ( the ‘Authority’) requires a Managed Service Provider (MSP) to provide ‘traditional' (science) forensic services. The provision of efficient and effective forensic services plays a key role in helping the Authority to achieve its priorities and objectives to thoroughly investigate all crimes. The managed service provision must incorporate the following services; — Real time analysis of samples within police custody timescales. This will include a provision of front line solutions (for the processing of (as a minimum) for DNA and drug submissions by non technical staff) and associated training, management, maintenance of the solutions. — DNA and forensic analytical services with associated infrastructure for logistics and communications with the Authority and other third parties. This includes lab-based services for DNA, drugs, toxicology, trace evidence etc, as well as less frequently required “niche” forensic analysis. — Research and development services and commercialisation of IPR in order to drive improvements within the lab-based and technology aspects of the contract and enable the Authority to remain effective in delivering forensic outcomes. — Other related services, inclusive of consultancy and advice services, to ensure the delivery of traditional (science) forensic analysis services and the effective management of the service provision. Bidders are required to register and express their interest through the Bluelight Portal (www.bluelight.gov.uk) (contract Ref: 9R2F-77N8I2). It is free to register and bidders should receive notification of acceptance of their registration within 48 hours. Please be aware emails from the Portal may be quarantined by email filters. All further communication must be transmitted through the eTendering Portal. No direct contact should be made with any other Authority department regarding this tender without the prior arrangement of the Authority’s Procurement Services. The Contracting Authority reserves the right at any time to cease this tendering process and / or not to award a contract. The Contracting Authority at its absolute discretion may wish to extend the contract for a further period or periods up to an aggregate of 36 months. This contract will be made available to the London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority, the Greater London Authority and Transport for London.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical (Quality): 46
Commercial (Quality and price): 54

Metropolitan Police Service

street: Empress State Building, Lillie Road, Earls Court

postalCode: SW6 1TR

LGC Limited

street: Queens Road

postalCode: TW11 0LY


title: WP819 IDAP Assessor Services

description: WP819 IDAP Assessor Services

Layer 7 IT Solutions Ltd

street: Arch Centre for Enterprise Ashington Workspace,Lintonville Parkway


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Assessment of the Market, Renewable Heat Potential, Cost, Performance, and Characteristics of Bioliquids for Non-Domestic Heat

description: Non-domestic and domestic use of heat is responsible for producing around a third of the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions. Renewable heat meanwhile, in 2012, represented only 2.3 per cent of total heat usage. DECC aims to increase the contribution of renewable heat to 12 per cent of all UK heat in 2020, making a key contribution to the UK’s overall 2020 EU renewable energy target of 15 per cent. There are a range of renewable technologies that can provide low carbon heat, hot water and cooling, but all face significant barriers. Factors such as the upfront cost of installation, an underdeveloped UK supply chain, unfamiliarity to consumers and space requirements mean that these technologies are unlikely to reach their full mass market potential yet. There is currently a limited amount of information and data available on the market, renewable heat potential, costs, performance, and characteristics of waste derived bioliquids for use for heating generation in the non-domestic sector, or their potential ability to increase the deployment of renewable heat in the UK. One of the principle requirements will be for the contractor to identify the bioliquid feedstocks which are likely to be appropriate for use in heating (through e.g. combustion in a boiler, direct fire process, CHP plant), but not appropriate for use in transport, and setting out the criteria for the categorisation. The contract will also aim to develop new evidence for DECC on the potential for heating only bioliquids to provide renewable heat in the non-domestic sector. Robust evidence gathering, analysis and assessment is required to better understand a number of analytical questions around deployment and abatement potential, renewable energy contribution, performance, costs, and non-economic barriers. The evidence presented in this stage will help inform policy makers as to whether there is a case for support of heating only bioliquids through the RHI or, if not, possibly via a different mechanism.

street: 1st Floor Area B,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


title: RM1043 Digital Services - HSCIC Health & Justice Information Services

description: The Health and Justice Information Services (HJIS) project is looking for a supplier to provide requirements gathering and business analysis capability as part of an extensive Discovery Works phase to define user needs from a series of potentially disparate scopes of delivery across disparate HJIS service areas. This Discovery Works may be followed by further stages of feasibility study and alpha development that will be defined and procured at a later date. These are dependent on the outcomes of the initial Discovery Works. In conducting the Discovery Works exercise the HJIS project is looking to deliver identifiable benefits both to the services and to NHS England in the ability to deliver a user-centric, quality service, which aligns to their strategies and fulfils their identified aims. The overall outcome of the Discovery Works is to define the intended scope, requirements and potential information management options for each of the Temporary Estate service areas – Police Custody, Sexual Assault Referral Centres and Courts. Requirements will include but not be limited to functional and non-functional requirements, information governance, technical standards (gathered from a range of users (e.g. from local care settings to commissioning bodies/senior management)) and cross phase integration requirements/considerations Potential delivery options will be created, along with associated benefits and solution architectures. Challenges and risks will also be identified along with any necessary technology considerations. An alpha development phase may be embarked on subject to the outcome of the feasibility stage and what options, risks and challenges have been identified. This will be the subject of a separate RFP. It is expected that the Discovery and any subsequent Feasibility Works will take between 3 and 6 months to complete. The HSCIC will own the intellectual property and other deliverables of the discovery works and any alpha developments, and will be able to re-use any of the delivered information or proposals within any future documentation or activities. The Discovery Works will be run as a collaborative activity with the supplier. The supplier will be expected to use appropriate tools, techniques and methods on discovery phase tasks and record outcomes in appropriate artefacts. The appropriateness, quality of artefacts and progress will not be managed by HJIS as a formal approvals and tracking process but as an agile partnership, where transparency of supplier and HJIS activities and thinking will be used to co-elaborate discovery tasks across the whole discover phase. However, where the Supplier captures information into its own tools, this information must be exportable into a format that can be further manipulated by the HSCIC. 1. Start and end dates for the latter phases are anticipated to overlap as some activities can be commenced in parallel. 2. It should be noted that whilst the project has indicatively forecasted required types of resources that Supplier may be required to flex up and down to reflect and meet demand. 3. High level time frames are: a) Discovery Work is expected to start in early November and last for approximately 10 weeks (acknowledging this encompasses December and potential disruption). b) Commencement of this work is dependent on financial approval by NHS England. c) The work itself may not take place on consecutive weeks – there may be a need to spread the work out due to availability of sites and staff across the HJIS service areas. This will be reflected in the Statements of Work, and would mean the overall completion date could extend beyond the date below.

Crown Commercial Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP


title: Fire Alarm System Service and Maintenance.

description: To provide 24/7 fire alarm maintenance and service (within 2 hrs) for Oxford Brookes University. Oxford.

Oxford Brookes University

street: Gipsy Lane, Headington

postalCode: OX3 0BP


title: ACT/04284

description: Support services for air transport. Provision of ground handling services for RAF and MoD aircraft at Southampton Airport.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 40
Commercial: 60

Ministry of Defence, C&C

street: Nimrod Building, 3 Site, RAF

postalCode: HP14 4UE


title: PxP West Midlands

description: Review of PxP West Midlands by Pinsent Masons & JLL for HCA investment Committee decision on HCA involvement.

Pinsent Masons

postalCode: B4 6BH


name: Birmingham, Solihull and The Black Country Area Team, NHS England

title: Provision of Primary Medical GP Services at New Invention in Willenhall.

description: Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit (GEM CSU) are inviting suitably qualified providers to deliver Alternative Primary Medical Services at New Invention in Willenhall. This Primary Medical Care Service contract has an anticipated start date of 1.8.2015 as the existing contract will cease on 31.7.2015. The Service Specification will be fully developed following patient engagement. The successful provider will need to demonstrate that they can deliver service(s) of a continuously high-quality and will be responsive to the needs of the diverse local population. The Provider will be assessed on an on-going basis to ensure they deliver the quality required. The services must be provided by GPs and Nurses and provider will be expected to deliver: — High quality Primary Medical Services responsive to the needs of the local population. — Promotion of healthy living with the aim of tackling the underlying causes of ill health. — Essential services. — All additional services — All Enhanced Services commissioned by NHS England. — Increased access. The Pre-Qualification Questionnaire is anticipated to be published on Monday 13.10.2014, and the deadline for responses is 17:00, Friday 14.11.2014. Please note these times and dates may be subject to change, of which you will be informed via Bravo (please see web link below). https://gemcsu.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.html To register on the portal: — From the portal (GEM Bravo) Home Page, click the ‘Click Here to Register' link. — Accept the terms and conditions for using the portal. — Complete your organisation and personal details. — Choose a memorable username and submit. — You will shortly be sent an email with your unique password, please treat this securely (if you lose it there is a‘ Forgot my Password' link on the portal homepage). To Express Interest in the PQQ: — Login with your unique username and password. — From the suppliers reserved area click ‘PQQs Open to All Suppliers' — this is a repository of all PQQs open to any registered supplier. Select Primary Medical GP Services at New Invention in Willenhall. The services to which this notice relates fall within Part B of Schedule 3, Part 10 of the Public Services Contracts Regulations 2006 (as amended) ('the Regulations'). Neither the publication of this notice nor the employment of any particular terminology nor any other indication shall be taken to mean that the contracting authorities intend to hold themselves bound by any of the Regulations save those applicable to the procurement of Part B services. These opportunities may be divided into lots. Please see published documentation for further detail.

GEM CSU

street: Cardinal Square, 10 Nottingham Road

postalCode: DE1 3QT


title: Ship Energy Management System (SEMS).

description: Caledonian MacBrayne (CalMac) wishes to improve fuel consumption and reduce greenhouse gas emissions of the vessels within their fleet. CalMac operates a fleet of over thirty vessels, of these vessels the larger ships consume the majority of fuel and create the most greenhouse gases. This specification covers the installation of a Ship Energy Management System (SEMS) in thirteen vessels in the CalMac fleet. These vessels are generally over 2500 GRT. CalMac intend to fit instrumentation to be able to save fuel and reduce emissions by determining the most efficient vessel operation. The SEMS will consist of a monitoring system, including instrumentation that measure main engine fuel consumption, main engine output power, ship speed etc. The system will collect, process, record, and display the information necessary for the ships master to adjust the ships speed to reduce fuel consumption where possible. The intension is to collect real time data by fitting instrumentation including fuel flow meters and shaft torsion meters. The data from these will be tied in with existing data such as GPS, load, trim, and engine/shaft RPM, etc. The data will then be analysed using a data recorder and analysis software. Note: The buyer is using PCS-Tender to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be required. To access PCS-Tender, record your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://www.publictendersscotland.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk and search for project Code 2667 under PQQs Open to All Suppliers or ITTs Open to All Suppliers as appropriate. Please use the Search/Filter function, then select Project Code from the dropdown. Please note that once you have expressed interest in the PQQ/ITT it will move to your My PQQs/My ITTs area. If you have already registered on Public Contracts Scotland and PCS-Tender and paired your accounts you can access PCS-Tender through your Public Contracts Scotland Control Panel.

CalMac Ferries Limited

street: Ferry Terminal

postalCode: PA19 1QP


title: Oncology Dose Banding.

description: This Framework Agreement is for the supply of unlicensed, ready to use, cytotoxic medicines in syringe and infusion bags to NHS Scotland. The medicines to be supplied under this contract are Bortezomib, Carboplatin, Cetuximab, Cisplatin, Cyclophosphamide, Cytarabine, Docetaxel, Doxorubicin, Epirubicin, Fluorouracil, Gemcitabine, Irinotecan, Methotrexate, Oxaliplatin, Paclitaxel, Pemetrexed, Rituximab,Trastuzumab and Vincristine in a range of doses. Note: The buyer is using PCS-Tender to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be required. To access PCS-Tender, record your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://www.publictendersscotland.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk and search for project Code project_2593 under PQQs Open to All Suppliers or ITTs Open to All Suppliers as appropriate. Please use the search/filter function, then select Project Code from the drop-down. Please note that once you have expressed interest in the PQQ/ITT it will move to your My PQQs/My ITTs area. If you have already registered on Public Contracts Scotland and PCS-Tender and paired your accounts you can access PCS-Tender through your Public Contracts Scotland Control Panel.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 75
Product stability: 25

street: National Procurement, Canderside Toll, 2 Swinhill Avenue

postalCode: ML9 2QX

Qualasept Limited T/A Bath Asu

street: Unit A15 Fiveways Light Industrial Estate, Westwells Road

postalCode: SN13 9RG

Ith Pharma Limited

street: Unit 4 Premier Park, Premier Park Road

postalCode: NW10 7NZ

Hospira Uk Ltd

street: Queensway, Warwickshire

postalCode: CV31 3RW

Baxter Healthcare Ltd

street: Wallingford Road, Compton, Berkshire

postalCode: RG20 7QW

B. Braun Medical Limited

street: Unit 8, Brookdale Rd

postalCode: S35 2PW


title: Supply and Delivery of Cleaning Products and Consumables.

description: Supply and Delivery of Cleaning Products and Consumables to Council locations to include all janitorial and cleaning products.

Bristol City Council

street: The City Hall, College Green

postalCode: BS1 5TR


title: Lot 1 adult full manikin

description: This manikin will be used to supplement the advanced scenario simulations.

title: Lot 2 adult intermediate manikin

description: This manikin will be used to supplement the general airway and circulation based simulations.

title: Lot 3 adult nursing manikin

description: This manikin will be used to supplement teach of basic nursing procedures.

title: Lot 4 baby manikin

description: This manikin should represent a child of 3-9 months. It will be used to support advanced paediatric life support etc.

title: Lot 5 neonate manikin

description: This manikin will be used to provide practical neonatal resusciation.

title: Lot 6 'one stop shop'

description: This lot covers all manikins required as detailed under lot 1, lot 2, lot 3, lot 4 and lot 5 inclusive.

title: 1314-20-HWB-JR Patient Simulator Manikins.

description: The supply, installation and maintenance of patient manikins.

Sheffield Hallam University

street: Finance Directorate, City Campus, Howard Street

postalCode: S1 1WB


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Estates Capacity Procurement

title: HMP Woodhill_Designer_Fire Safety Improvements_BPRN 9849

HLN

postalCode: B60 3ET


title: Enabling Contract for the Service and Repair of Man Overboard Recovery Systems.

description: Safety equipment. Background: Royal Navy (RN) and Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) vessels are mandated in accordance with SOLAS and MCA directives to carry Man Overboard Recovery Systems (MORS). MORS are carried on both large and small vessels and there are two variants of the unit to meet different vessels requirements. The 2 variants are: — NSN O472 2090-99-974-9030 - Man Overboard Recovery Stretcher, part no. JCMOD110/2 and — NSN O472 2090-99-709-0889 -Jason Cradle Fast Recovery Craft kit (with bag), part no. JCMOD0415/1. Both variants are manufactured by Land and Marine Ltd but the servicing and repair of this equipment is carried out by approved service stations. Requirement: The Authority's requirement is for a 4 year Enabling Contract to Service and Repair the following In-Service Man Overboard Recovery Systems to meet the MCA rules and regulations. Note: It is an essential requirement of this contract that the successful bidder holds the OEM's (Land and Marine Ltd) approved service station status for the duration of the contract. The Authority is seeking expressions of interest from suppliers capable of satisfying this requirement. The potential supplier shall demonstrate they hold current and recognised Quality Management System (QMS) certification, (ISO 9001:2008 or equivalent) which fully meets the scope of the requirement. Latest copies of their certificate shall be included with the expression of interest. The potential supplier shall demonstrate they hold approved service station status for this equipment. Written evidence of this approval from the OEM (Land and Marine Ltd) shall be included with the expression of interest. Those wishing to express an interest must do so via e-mail to the Authority's nominated poc within the time limit specified.

Ministry of Defence, Ships

street: Abbeywood, Filton

postalCode: BS34 8JH


name: The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge

title: UCAM 078/13 - Supply of 3 x Microscopes for CIMR

title: UCAM 078/13 – Supply of 3 x Microscopes for CIMR.

description: The CIMR requires: Instrument 1: A Point Scanning Confocal Microscope for imaging fluorescently labelled fixed cell cultures and tissue sections on glass mounted slides, plus imaging of live cell cultures in glass bottomed culture dishes; Instrument 2: A Super-resolution Microscope. Capable of imaging fluorescently labelled fixed samples with a resolution exceeding that limited by diffraction; Instrument 3: A Research grade fully motorised upright microscope stand suitable for sensitive imaging of fluorescently labelled fixed cells and tissue sections on glass slides, plus histological sections stained with visible dyes in colour.

street: 1st Floor South, Greenwich House, Madingley Rise

postalCode: CB3 0TX


title: Commercial Estate Management and Residential Property Consultancy Services Framework Agreement.

description: The City of Edinburgh Council wishes to appoint suitably qualified and experienced consulting organisations for the provision of professional advice and assistance on residential and commercial properties and other miscellaneous estates issues under a Framework Agreement for a period of 2 years with the option to extend annually for a further 2 years. The Framework Agreement is split into 2 lots with up to 4 organisations appointed per lot. The estimated value of the Framework is 800 000-1 000 000 GBP. Full details can be found on the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire which is available for immediate download following receipt of your note of interest.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 70
Price: 30

The City of Edinburgh Council

street: Waverley Court, 4 East Market Street

postalCode: EH8 8BG

Ryden

street: 46 Castle Street

postalCode: EH2 3BN

Gva

street: 3 Brindleyplace

postalCode: B1 2JB

Jones Lang Lasalle

street: 7 Exchange Crescent, Conference Square

postalCode: EH3 8LL

Dtz

street: One Edinburgh Quay, 133 Fountainbridge

postalCode: EH3 9QG

Rettie & Co.

street: 1 India Street

postalCode: EH3 6HA


title: 1415CTS02 HMRC Customer Survey 2015-18 Development Project

description: The customer experience survey measures experience from the customer’s perspective. In order to meet new requirements for measurement from 2015 we will take forward work to develop a new survey. The work will review options to assess how the survey results can be used to drive improvements in service and how to measure customer outcomes in the performance framework.

IFF Research

street: Chart House,16 Chart Street

postalCode: N1 6DD


title: Melksham Community Campus Project.

description: Design and construction of community service campus, including leisure facilities (swimming pool, sports hall, fitness suite, activity studio, indoor bowls, climbing wall), public services (library, multi-purpose rooms, offices, café), healthcare facility for partners, and associated car parking and landscaping.

Wiltshire Council

street: Strategic Property, Wiltshire Council, Bythesea Road

postalCode: BA14 8JN


name: LA International Computer Consultants Ltd

title: Contingent Labour and Interim Resources

description: Contingent Labour and Interim Resources. Call off from CCS G Cloud Services Framework RM1557/ii - http://CCS.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/contracts/rm1557ii

postalCode: ST1 5UB


title: Provision of Embedded Logistics Operational Analysis Support.

description: Systems analysis and programming services. Provision of a flexible and embedded Operational Analysis 4 year contract, within Assistant Chief of Defence Staff (Logistic Operations), UK MoD, to support articulation of the Defence logistic requirement and joint operational logistic decisions.

Ministry of Defence, C&C

street: PJHQ Northwood, Sandy Lane, Northwood

postalCode: HA6 3HP


title: Payment Receiving Services.

London Borough of Havering

street: Operational Procurement – oneSource, Romford Central Library

postalCode: RM1 3BB


title: Laboratory Equipment, Supplies and Services.

description: Provision of Laboratory Equipment, Supplies and Services to Severn Trent Water's own in house laboratories and field testing functions.

Severn Trent Water Limited

street: Severn Trent Centre, 2 St John's Street

postalCode: CV1 2LZ


title: Demolition of Office Accommodation and removal of modular buildings, Mile Cross Depot, Mile Cross Road, NORWICH. NR3 2DY

description: The works are the demolition of a two storey office block down to ground floor slab level and removal of adjacent modular buildings together with removal and recycling of arisings from site. Also for the supply and installation of bollards, fencing and gates to control vehicle access to the site, re-levelling of surfaces to enable the site to be used for storage of goods / materials and provision of barriers to protect stepped edges of slab The building to be demolished is located within the site boundary as highlighted on the relevant tender pack drawing.

Norwich City Council

street: Norwich City Council,City Hall

postalCode: NR2 1NH


name: Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley

title: Reading Police Station Replacement Project.

street: c/o Thames Valley Police HQ, Property Services, Fountain Court, PO Box 227, Oxon

postalCode: OX5 1YE


title: Trade Framework - Plumbing

description: Important information - PLEASE READ Suppliers interested in this opportunity should express their interest by clicking on the 'login and register interest' button below. New users to the system must register first to obtain a user name and password before returning to this opportunity. Please refer to the suppliers guide 'Visiting Site for the First Time' by clicking the 'Help' button. Once suppliers have expressed their interest they can access the procurement documentation from 'My Opportunities' on the home page. Bournemouth Borough Council's Housing Landlord Services is looking to establish a framework of sub-contractors to support its operational delivery of Plumbing works primarily within the Council's owned estate of residential dwellings and corporate buildings, but not exclusively. The Council currently have an in house team who complete works to the Council's residential estate. However, in order to ensure flexibility with all works required by the Council's in house team, the Council are setting up a framework of Suppliers who can be called upon to complete works in periods of high volume. The Council require a plumber or team to undertake a series of response based works, planned and capital works as detailed within 'Section 5 - Pricing Schedule'. Prospective tenderer's must be able to evidence experience and technical qualifications related to trade to an NVQ or similar recognised standard. Expected work areas will be generally responsive repairs to all supply and above ground waste pipework and associated elements. This shall include all types of pipework, plastics and metal. In addition, new pipe runs within new build and refurbishment works, complete with commissioning may be a requirement for the contract. Suppliers interested in applying to be on this framework, must complete the required documentation and submit it electronically by Wednesday 29th October 2014 at 14:00. Please express an interest in the opportunity to view the documentation that suppliers will need to complete.

Bournemouth Borough Council

street: Bournemouth Borough Council,The Town Hall, Bourne Avenue

postalCode: BH2 6DY


title: Project Perch — Wirral Waters.

description: The project comprises the design and construction of a new build facility for the manufacturing of large components within the Energy Sector.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 35
Programme: 20
Project Team: 20
Methodology: 15
Contract Terms: 10

Peel Land and Property (Ports) Limited

street: Peel Dome, The Trafford Centre

postalCode: M17 8PL

Morgan Sindall Plc

street: 7th Floor, Anchorage 2, Salford Quays

postalCode: M50 3YW


title: UK SBS PS140248 The Provision of Monitoring Liaison Officers (MLO's) for Innovate UK — The Technology Strategy Board.

description: UK Shared Business Services Ltd as the Contracting Authority is putting in place a contract for Innovate UK (Previously Technology Strategy Board — TSB).

UK Shared Business Services Ltd

street: North Star House, North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: M4 Corridor Around Newport — ECI Contract

title: M4 Corridor around Newport – ECI Contractor.

description: The Welsh Government is seeking to appoint a contractor to design and construct a new 23km 3 lane motorway between Magor and Castleton running south of the city of Newport. The Welsh Government on behalf of the Welsh Ministers, will be conducting the PQQ element of this procurement exercise through the etenderwales portal https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk . Pre-Qualification questions (PQQ) and other information must be downloaded from and returned through this portal. If you require any further assistance the BravoSolution helpdesk is available on: Email: help@bravosolution.co.uk Phone: 0800 368 4850/ Fax: 020 7060 0480 Note: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be required. To access eTenderwales, express your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml and search for PQQ/ITT code pqq_3157 within the appropriate area. Note: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be required. To access eTenderwales, express your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml and search for PQQ/ITT code PQQ_3157 Project_26608 within the appropriate area.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Proposed team and management structure: 11
River Usk Crossing Process: 14
Methodology to minimise environmental impact: 14
Identification of key challenges: 24
Interview exercise: 7
Cost: 30

Welsh Government

street: Transport Procurement, Cathays Park

postalCode: CF10 3NQ

Costain Ltd

street: 5 Cae Gwyrdd, Greenmeadow Springs Business Park

postalCode: CF15 7AB

Vinci Construction Uk Limited

street: (Head Office) Parkside Lane, Dewsbury Road

postalCode: LS11 5SX


title: Seismic Programme - Planning & Desk Study

description: Call off from Transport For London framework -TFL SCP 000112

ADI GARDINER

postalCode: SE1 0HL


description: PURCH1041 Provision of field and laboratory work in Peru. Tender for administrative and logistical support for the field and laboratory components of this research project in Peru. Controlling emerging zoonotic diseases requires understanding patterns of disease in reservoir hosts, the ecological factors that enable transmission between species and how pathogens evolve in new species. Knowledge gaps in each of these areas make disease control interventions difficult, sometimes leading to ineffective or counterproductive policies. Bats are a key group associated with viruses like SARS and Ebola, for which our knowledge is especially poor. The advertised project, ‘Managing viral emergence at the interface of bats and livestock’ is a 5-year Wellcome Trust/Royal Society Funded research collaboration between the Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health and Comparative Medicine of the University of Glasgow and the National Service of Agrarian Health of the Peruvian Ministry of Agriculture (SENASA) focusing on emerging viral infections of common vampire bats (Desmodus rotundus). Specific research projects relate to the transmission dynamics, burden and control of vampire bat-transmitted rabies and the discovery and risk assessment of new viral pathogens affecting both vampire bats and livestock. Objectives of research on rabies are 1) to use genetic data to identify what geographic factors affect the spread of rabies, 2) to quantify the burden of vampire bat-transmitted rabies in livestock, 3) to collect field data on rabies transmission in wild vampire bats in Peru to develop models that can inform how vaccination or culling of bats might be improved to directed to prevent livestock and human rabies. Objectives of research on other vampire bat associated viruses are: 1) to use new genetic tools to quantify overlaps in viral diversity between vampire bats and livestock and 2) establish a controlled field system using domestic pigs to validate bats as reservoirs of shared viral infections and examine within the evolutionary dynamics of viruses in new host species. The present solicitation seeks administrative and logistical support for the field and laboratory components of this project in Peru. Tender documents available from Public Contracts Scotland Tender returns should be submitted via Public Contracts Scotland, no paper copies will be accepted. Should paper tenders be submitted, they will be rejected. Further to this any questions or communications regarding individual tender exercises must be sent via the Public Contracts Scotland Portal. Tender queries received through any other channel will not be answered. Should users of Public Contracts Scotland have any problems with the web site they should contact website Support Desk, contact details can be found by following the ‘Contact Us’ option on the left hand menu at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/default.aspx

University of Glasgow

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

postalCode: G12 8QQ

Renace

street: Avenida San Luis 2924 Departamento 302, Avenue San Luis 2924 Flat 302


title: Maintenance & repair of LGV (Library Bus)

description: The supply of all materials, goods, labour, premises and workshops required to maintain and repair the above vehicle/s.

title: Maintenance and repair of PCV vehicles

description: The supply of all materials and goods, labour, premises and workshops required to maintain and repair the above vehicle/s.

title: Maintenance and repair of Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV) and cars

title: Tyre Management Services

description: The supply of all materials, goods, labour, premises and workshops required to maintain a full range of tyre management services for the municipal fleet.

title: Provision of Fleet Maintenance and Repair Services.

description: Milton Keynes Council is seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced and competent contractors who wish to provide Maintenance, Inspection, Repair, MOT and Breakdown Services for a mixed municipal fleet of approximately 90 vehicles, to include Large Goods Vehicles (LGV); Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV); Cars and Passenger Carrying Vehicles (PCVs). The contract will include the inspection of vehicles, servicing and repairs, safety inspections, LOLER and tail-lift inspection; brake-testing; VDSA; MOT preparation and submission; and 24 hour breakdown recovery services. The contract comprises the supply of all materials, goods, labour, and suitable premises/workshops required to carry out the above services to Milton Keynes Council's vehicle fleet as and when instructed by the Fleet and Supported Transport (FaST) manager. The contract will be let for an initial period of five years, with the intention to commence on 1.2.2015 and an option to extend at the sole discretion of Milton Keynes Council for up to a further three 12 month periods, on a year by year basis. The approximate spend will be in the range GBP 130 000 to GBP 390 000 per annum across four lots as follows; Lot 1 - GBP 3 000 to GBP 9 000 per annum Lot 2 - GBP 60 000 to GBP 180 000 per annum Lot 3 - GBP 60 000 to GBP 180 000 per annum Lot 4 - GBP 7 000 to GBP 21 000 per annum Note: The higher end of the range reflects an ageing fleet that has been extended beyond the normal operating life. The majority of this fleet is being replaced by all new vehicles. The remainder of the fleet will comprise lease-extended and medium-term hire vehicles of varying ages.

Milton Keynes Council

street: Civic Offices, 1 Saxon Gate East Central

postalCode: MK9 3EJ


title: SAP Business Objects Universe Appreciation Workshop And Universe Design

description: The Agency is seeking a Supplier to train RPA delegates in SAP Business Objects, Universe Appreciation and Universe Design in context of a SAP Business Objects solution.

RPA

street: North Gate House,21-23 Valpy Street

postalCode: RG1 1AR


title: PaLS — Servicing and Maintenance of Profiling Beds and Recliner Chairs — SHSCT.

description: PaLS —Servicing and Maintenance of Profiling Beds and Recliner Chairs — SHSCT.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 90
Quality: 10

Procurement and Logistics Service

street: Pinewood Villa, Longstone Hospital, 73 Loughgall Road

postalCode: BT61 7PR

Abbey Medicare (NI) Limited

street: Unit C18, Inspire Business Park, Carrowreagh Road

postalCode: BT16 1QT


title: Supply of Web Hosting Services.

Jisc Collections and Janet Limited

street: Lumen House, Library Avenue

postalCode: OX11 0SG


title: Spatial Planning Arrangement: Stoke/ Staffordshire Area Based Support

description: Spatial planning task for Stoke/ Staffordshire Area Based Support

JMP

street: 3rd Floor Audrey House,16-20 Ely House

postalCode: EC1N 6SN


title: Provision of Hot Beverage Consumables and Potable Bottled Water.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 70
Commercial: 30
Technical: 60
Commercial: 40

name: Transport for London (Commercial Services)

street: Windsor House, 42-50 Victoria St

postalCode: SW1H 0TL

Office Depot UK Ltd

street: 501 Beaumont Leys Lane

postalCode: LE4 2BN

Eden Springs UK Ltd

street: 3 Livingstone Boulevard, Hamilton International Technology Park

postalCode: G72 0BP


title: Supply Portable Radar Simulators in support of naval warfare acquisition and support programmes

description: Supply and support of Portable Radar Simulators in support of naval warfare acquisition and support programmes.


title: Middlehaven Refurbishment Contract

description: External repair works, Marketing Suite, Riverside One, Windward Way, Middlehaven. The contract: JCT Agreement for Minor Building Works 2011 Edition.

Sendrig Construction Ltd

postalCode: NE2 1QU


title: RM4872 SB3015 - Provision of Support and Maintenance for UC4

description: Automic - One Automation Software (UC4 Software) uses a single automation engine to manage business processes, enterprise applications and IT infrastructure automation. ONE Automation Software (UC4 Software) helps to consolidate tools and build reusable components that can be composed into larger IT and business workflows. The Software is used within the Home Office for automation of key tasks across servers to ensure ops bridge (Service management) are able to preform key tasks without the need to involve technical teams.

CCS - Crown Commercial Services

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ