title: Fi0050 Corporate Property Cleaning Services.

description: Cleaning services. The provision of cleaning services to Council owned offices, public buildings and public WCs.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Quality: 40

Tunbridge Wells Borough Council

street: Town Hall, Mount Pleasant Road

postalCode: TN1 1RS

Dynamiq Cleaning Ltd

street: Chevron House, 346 Long Lane

postalCode: UB10 9PF


scheme: CPV

title: Health System Strengthening for Urban Health in Bangladesh.

currency: GBP

documentType: tenderNotice

description: DFID Bangladesh's portfolio in Human Development includes several programmes in health, the newest of which focuses on urban health through the project titled ‘Strengthening Care for Poor Mothers and Newborns'. It is expected that this health system strengthening component will be managed by a supplier identified through international competition using the OJEU process. The key personnel will be required to work at national and local levels i.e in Dhaka and other cities as the work plan and methodology require. The supplier will provide direct technical assistance primarily to the concerned line ministries and partners of DFID's urban health project, capacity building, strategic analytical thinking and strong networking and collaborative support. Donors and implementers of other urban projects will benefit as well.The supplier will support and work closely with the Local Government Division of Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives (MoLGRDC), the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) and concerned Development Partners building on their implementation strategies to develop appropriate consolidated and overarching systems, policies and enabling environments. Underlying principles include alignment with government policies, harmonisation with other programmes, and building on existing structures following thorough analysis of the current situation.Where necessary, the supplier will link with other relevant ministries like Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Women and Children's Affairs and Ministry of Social Welfare etc.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

Procurement

street: Abercrombie House, Eaglesham Road

postalCode: G75 8EA

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


name: Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency

documentType: awardNotice

description: The contract is for the Purchase and Maintenance of Floor Standing Centrifuges .

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: goods

street: (based at) National Institute for Biological Standards and Control (NIBSC),Blanche Lane,South Mimms

postalCode: EN6 3QG

Beckman Coulter United Kingdom

postalCode: HP11 1JU


title: Maintenance of The lone Worker alarm system

description: The contract is to ensure existing critical safety system is working correctly, and support is offered for the alarm collection software. The Lone Worker, Fire Alarm and Trend 1 (Personnel Safety Alarms system is integrated into a collective alarm handling system (Zonith), and is able to alert the Emmergency Response Team on receipt of alarm via DTS supplied radio system.

Direct Telecom Services

postalCode: PE19 6YQ


title: Cleaning Services Contract Shoeburyness High School.

description: Cleaning Services Contract at Shoeburyness High School.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 70
Price: 30

PLM Consultancy

street: 72 Lords Wood

postalCode: AL7 2HG

Lewis & Graves Partnership Limited

street: Russell Square House 10-12 Russell Square

postalCode: WC1B 5LF


name: Department for Work and Pensions Employment Category Commercial Team

title: Springboard to Employment for 25+

description: The Birmingham and Solihull District of Jobcentre plus (B& S)intends to use FSF to fund provision to provide additional support for Jobseekers Allowance (JSA) and Employment Support Allowance (ESA) claimants who are 25 years of age or older.Those on JSA will be at the 13 week stage of their claim and will not be participating in either the Work Programme (WP)or Work Choice (WC). The ESA Claimants will be at the Day 1 stage and will also not be participating in either the WP or WC. Claimants in this age group have been severely affected by the economic downturn and many have struggled to secure employment,leading to a lack of confidence and motivation.There is significant evidence to show that many do not have the IT skills to compete effectively in today's digital labour market and face a number of barriers which might prevent them from re-entering the labour market,such as lack of experience/skills that employers value,qualifications/certificates that demonstrate their abilities or debt problems. The Invitation To Tender Pack is available on BravoSolution. Your tender response should be submitted via BravoSolution. If you are not a BravoSolution registered supplier, you must register with BravoSolution to bid - https://dwp.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml. Helpline telephone number: 0800 368 4850. Helpline email: help@bravosolution.co.uk. See Instructions to Potential Suppliers document for futher information.

email: Valerie.Bromwich1@ DWP.GSI.Gov.Uk


title: Provision of Tri-Service Merchandising Service.

description: Marketing services. The Ministry of Defence has a requirement for a Merchandising Services Contractor to act on behalf of the Ministry of Defence (the Licensor) on a non-exclusive basis to develop a Licensing Programme comprising licensing opportunities, negotiate licence agreements with licensees, manage the licensees and licence agreements for the exploitation of Armed Forces Brands comprising The Royal Navy, The Army and the Royal Air Force (the 'Property') and specified sub-units thereof. The requirement is to protect the Property from inappropriate exploitation and increase awareness of the Armed Forces. The Property is protected through the medium of trademark law and/ or Crown copyright protections, supported by licensing the commercial sector to use the Property on products, placing them in such a way as to increase brand awareness and thus, complement other public relations activity. The Merchandising Services Contractor will be required to continue to protect the Property and use the Licensing Programme as a communication channel with the following objectives: a. Spread brand awareness; targeting audiences which would not otherwise come into contact with the Armed Forces, in particular youth. b. Enhancement of image and reputation; through appropriate products that represent the Armed Forces ethos and values. c. Continue to develop a trading reputation. d. Generate revenue.

C&C, C&C

street: Room 2.1.02, Kentigern House, 65 Brown Street

postalCode: G2 8EX


title: Arboriculturalist Non Salaried Inspector Framework

description: The Arboricultural Non-Salaried Inspectors shall be required to undertake casework and providing a decision for Written Reps (WR) Fast Track (FT) Tree Preservation Order (TPO) casework under Regulation 19 of the Town & Country Planning (Tree Preservation) (England) Regulations 2012; WR High Hedge (HH) appeals under the Anti-social Behaviour Act 2003, and WR Hedgerow appeals under the Environment Act 1995.


title: Office of Carbon Capture and Storage Commercialisation Programme.

description: Carbon. Technical advisors to provide support in the delivery of the Carbon Capture Storage Commercialisation Programme, which involves an assessment of the agreed deliverables from two developers of carbon capture facilities. The support includes the development and negotiation with the developers of the project contracts, preparation of the bid evaluation criteria and the evaluation of the bids.

Department of Energy and Climate Change

street: 55 Whitehall

postalCode: SW1A 2EY


title: GB-London: RBKC Third Sector Children's Services Commissioning

description: About the Opportunity The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea’s Children’s Commissioning Directorate is seeking to commission third sector providers (including charities, social enterprises, and community groups) to deliver services across the three ‘Lot’ areas identified below: 1. Early Years 2. Out of School Learning 3. Family Support These contracts will be led and delivered by the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. Interested providers should have expertise in delivering innovative and engaging solutions within the three service areas detailed above. The opportunity will in the form of the three Lots as highlighted above. Potential providers can opt to bid for any Lot relevant to them. About the Buyer’s selection process The Buyer in this instance is the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. This is an open tender and all tender documents (including specifications) can only be downloaded via the Buyer’s designated procurement portal “capitalEsourcing” (www.capitalesourcing.com). The anticipated publication date of this tender is week commencing Monday 10th March 2014. Interested providers need to register (registration is free of charge) on “capitalEsourcing” in order to search for this tender (if you are registered you will receive an “opportunity notification” regarding this tender asking you to express interest). Once registered, potential providers can request system assistance if necessary when searching for this (and any other) opportunity. Potential providers will have 5 weeks following the publication of the tender on capitalEsourcing to review the tender documentation, submit clarification questions (via the capitalEsourcing messaging system) and finally submit their completed bid/s. The full tender timeline will be available within the tender documentation. Following completion of contract award procedures, we expect new contracts to commence in October 2014. The award of the contracts in all Lots will be made to the providers that best meet the Award Criteria set out in the contract tender documentation. About the Buyer The tri-borough Children’s Commissioning Directorate includes employees from Westminster City Council, London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

street: Town Hall,Hornton Street

postalCode: W8 7NX


name: NHS West and South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw Commissioning Support Unit (WSYBCSU)

title: NHS Wakefield CCG Community Cataract Services

description: In securing services from AQP Providers, NHS Wakefield CCG requires assurance of competence, quality and safety standards, just as it would for services secured under a formal tender process. Any provider will be eligible to apply for this AQP subject to demonstrating compliance and competency against the specified criteria outlined in the specification. The successful provider(s) will deliver a cataract care serviceto patients registered with a NHS Wakefield CCG GP Practice. The Provider (s) must also ensure the services delivered are located withinthe boundariesofWakefield District and accessible to patients registered with Wakefield GPs. If more than one provider is successful it will be a contract obligation as service providers to meet quarterly as part of a clinical network to discuss operational issues and work towards continuous improvements to patient pathways and patient experience. The successful provider(s) will be expected to sign the standard NHS contract, accepting all terms and conditions. It should be noted that under the Any Qualified Provider model, there will be no guarantees of volume or payment in the contracts awarded. Organisations will be asked to complete an on line qualification questionnaire. NHS Wakefield CCG is seeking providers who can provide a cataract caredelivered in community settings within the boundaries of Wakefield District for access to Wakefield patients. The overarching aims/objectives of the service are: • To provide equitable, timely and appropriate access to cataract care; • ToProvide cataract care in accordance with the commissioning policy of NHS Wakefield CCG; • To provide cataract care as part of a care pathway developed by NHS Wakefield CCG; • To ensure patients are seen and treated in a safe environment; • To provide cataract care as part of the local ophthalmology ‘model of care’ developed by NHS Wakefield CCG; • To ensure the effective and sustainable use of resources. The overarching outcomes of the service are for the successful provider(s) to evidence: •Improved visual outcomes for patients, post-surgery; • The incidence of post-operative complications being in accordance with preoperative risk factors•Patients’ satisfaction with the outcome of surgery.As the service will be commissioned under AQP arrangements, payment will be made at national tariff for consultant-led care; there is no guarantee of income. The provider has full responsibility for the costs of any drugs used/prescribed within the service. No Market Forces Factor (MFF) will be paid for this service.A CQUIN scheme to the value of 2.5% of the provider’s actual annual activity will be made available.

street: Broad Lea House,Dyson Wood Way

postalCode: HD2 1GZ


title: Assessment Services Information Systems (AS IS) Contract (referred to as Medical Services IT Contract in associated VEAT).

description: The supplier currently provides a managed IT service as part of its health and disability assessment services contract with the Authority, which is due to end in 2015. Under a separate procurement, which has commenced, the Authority is seeking a new assessment services provider. The Authority has awarded the new managed IT service contract (to which this notice relates) to the supplier for it to provide managed IT services to the Authority and its new assessment services provider after the supplier's current assessment services contract with the Authority ends in 2015.The managed IT services contract is initially for one year of delivery from the end of the supplier's current assessment services contract in 2015. The Authority shall have an option to extend the managed IT services contract for up to four further one year extensions to provide contingency. The value of the managed IT services contract in year one is £10 million plus any additional costs of change. The value of the contract in any subsequent years (if any option to extend is exercised) will be determined based on the actual year one costs.

procurementMethod: direct

Department for Work and Pensions

street: Peel Park Control Centre, Brunel Way

postalCode: FY4 5ES

Atos IT Services UK Ltd

street: 4 Triton Square, Regent's Place

postalCode: NW1 3HG


title: WD757 Refurbishment Work to Council Properties

description: The works will involve building extensions to 6 domestic properties in Wealden (Herstmonceux, Polegate, Uckfield, Hailsham, Forest Row). These will generally consist of single-storey rear or side extensions. The purpose of the works is to create an additional bedroom to the property to alleviate overcrowding. The works will involve alterations to the existing building layout, where required, structural works, building in traditional cavity construction, and associated works to drainage, electrics, heating and landscaping. The majority of properties will continue to be occupied during the works and the successful Contractor will be required to make allowance for this. The works will be carried out under a traditional JCT Intermediate Contract with the Designer/Contract Administrator providing a specification and construction drawings. Planning permission is currently being sought, where the extensions do not fall under permitted development. The works will be notifiable under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007, and therefore, the Contractor will be expected to maintain the sites in accordance with the Regulations and prepare the necessary documentation to fulfil their duties. Due to the proximity of the sites and the timescales of the contract, the Contractor must be able to work on a minimum of two sites at any time. It is anticipated that works will commence in May 2014 with completion in December 2014.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Wealden District Council

street: Wealden District Council,Vicarage Lane

postalCode: BN27 2AX


title: Boiler replacement, supply and installation for Centre of Ecology & Hydrology, Bailrigg, Lancaster

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Light Commercial Vehicles.

description: Sedgemoor District Council has a requirement for the purchase of light commercial vehicles. These will range from small car derived vans to large medium wheelbase rear whieeldrive tippers - full details are in the specification. All vehicles are required to:Must be right hand drive.Manufacturer's specification for that vehicle.One years road fund licence.Balance of manufacturers warranty.No more than 18 months old.Maximum mileage of 20000.Fully valeted.Predominantly free of dents and scratches.LED beacon fitted to cab roof.All vans to be fully ply lined.Full Sedgemoor in Somerset logos.White in colour.

Sedgemoor District Council

street: Bridgwater House, King Square

postalCode: TA6 3AR


name: Ministry of Defence, Defence Equipment and Support, IMOC & LCS

title: 1608 - Framework Agreement DSCOM/1856

description: [REDACTED INFORMATION – NATIONAL SECURITY]


title: World Shipping Encyclopaedia vessel data

description: A bespoke world shipping encyclopedia of Ships Data/Online DL/Sub – Quarterly Feed.

IHS Global Ltd

street: Willoughby Road

postalCode: RG12 8FB


title: REVIEW OF VERY SENIOR MANAGERS’ PAY FRAMEWORK FOR ARMS-LENGTH BODIES

description: The Secretary of State for Health has asked that we undertake a review of the Arm Length Bodies (ALBs) Very Senior Managers (VSMs) Pay Framework https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/240303/Pay_Framework_25_April.pdf The draft terms of reference for the review, which are subject to amendment following discussion with the ALBs, are as follows: The 2012 VSM pay framework was designed specifically for determining VSM pay in DH ALBs. It followed an independent review of the 2006 VSM pay framework, the main recommendations of which, including the central recommendation that the framework should be based on an analytical system of job evaluation, were accepted by the Govt. The framework was developed with specialist technical input from Price Waterhouse Coopers and in partnership with the ALBs. However, the Department believes it is now necessary to conduct a review of the framework to ensure it remains fit for purpose in terms both of its design and application. The SSRB supports the need for this review which it suggested should be wide-ranging and go beyond the consideration just of absolute levels of pay and VSM numbers. The principles on which the current pay framework is based are set out at para 2.1 of the framework document and will remain fundamental within the context of the review. However, the review should examine the extent to which these principles have been implemented in the application of the framework and whether there is a need for additional basic principles. Areas the review will consider will include but are not restricted to: • Whether VSM jobs have been correctly evaluated in accordance with the framework • The relationship of the NHS BSA job evaluators and the ALB rem coms • The operation of the DH rem com, including relationships with ALB rem coms • The operation of the performance-related pay scheme • The criteria for the award of RRP • Migration issues • Options for making improvements to the framework, considering the advantages and disadvantages of each. These options will include: - Possible changes to the definitions of the evaluation levels - Further guidance relating to the practical use of the job evaluation system - Fewer pay points/broader pay ranges - Changes to the current arrangements for development pay - Possible restrictions on pay increases on promotion

Department of Health

postalCode: SE1 6LH


title: GB-LIVERPOOL: Biobank - Water Purification System

description: Water Purification System. This project is part funded by European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).

University of Liverpool

street: Procurement,Foundation Building,765 Brownlow Hill

postalCode: L69 7ZX


title: ERDF TENDER: BSEEN Enterprise Training for Student & Graduates

description: The ERDF project "BSEEN" are looking for training providers to deliver half day (4 hours) workshops as listed below. Trainer providers may tender for as many workshops as relevant. You must be available to deliver on the dates where indicated in the tender document (via In-Tend). We anticipant each workshop will be run a minimum of twice during the contract period. Typically workshops will be for 40 – 60 students and graduates and will be held at Aston University, Birmingham City University or the University of Birmingham. Please register via In-Tend for the tender document https://in-tendhost.co.uk/astonuniversity/aspx/Home

Aston University

street: Central Procurement Team,Aston University,Aston Triangle

postalCode: B4 7ET

Mike Bandar

postalCode: LU6 2PW


title: 3 x DN63 All Metal Manual Gate Valves

description: 3 x DN63 All Metal Manual Gate Valves

VAT Vacuum Products Ltd

street: Edmund House,Rugby Road

postalCode: CV32 6EL


title: Assorted Printing Requirements - Multi Supplier Framework

description: The Council is seeking providers who are able to provide citizens who have a need for care & support with information and advice, including access to independent financial advice. This would for the Council be a signposting to appropriate services and or referral. This will ensure that the duty of care to the population of Nottinghamshire is delivered and therefore protects both users of these services and the reputation of Nottingham County Council. The Council is to undertake a soft market testing exercise to canvass independent views to support and shape the specification. Additional Information: An approach document is to be made available to all interested providers via the portal Nottinghamshire County Council is seeking to consult on the Financial Information & Advice Services via obtaining written feedback on the questions provided in the Approach document Information and opinions on how the services may be delivered in the future can be provided via the Soft Market Testing Approach document (attached within the e-tendering portal). Please return these forms by 18th December 2014. Nottinghamhire County Council is the sole participant for this prospective procurement process Neither the intention nor the purposes of this soft market testing exercise is to confer any advantage upon its participants in any future procurement process. This PIN is NOT a call for tenders and responses.

Nottingham City Council

street: Loxley House,Station Street

postalCode: NG2 3NG


title: Harts Farm Way – Removal of Spoil Heap

description: The Homes and Communities Agency wish to appoint a suitable contractor to undertake the removal and appropriate disposal of two stockpiles of soils from the Harts Farm Way site, Havant that are believed to have originated from site clearance and demolition works on the larger Havant site. The stockpiles comprise a mixture of soils (comprising some 90% of the total), general demolition, road planings, and construction materials and debris. In addition (possible) asbestos cement roofing was identified in stockpile B TP5, and cobbles of ‘block asphalt’ (road planings) were identified in stockpile A. The stockpiles are currently vegetated and are approximately a total of 3775 m3 in volume. It is envisaged that there will be a requirement for sorting of the stockpiles prior to removal from site to ensure appropriate disposal.

Homes and Communities Agency

street: 2 Rivergate, Temple Quay, Bristol

postalCode: BS1 6EH


measure: electronicBids

title: General Cleaning Services.

description: Office cleaning services. Cleaning Services.

awardCriteriaDetails: As set out in the Invitation to Tender: 100

The City University

street: Nothampton Square

Julius Rutherfoord & Co Limited

street: 12 Ingate Place

postalCode: SW8 3NS


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Direct application of renewable heat to processes

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. The Government’s analysis suggests that in order to meet its commitment of 80% emissions reduction by 2050, a reduction in direct and indirect emissions from industry of 70% by 2050 will be necessary. Recent DECC modelling using ESME and RESOM projects how industry might most cost effectively switch away from fossil fuels to lower carbon and renewable fuels in the period to 2050. The modelling suggests strong potential for use of biomass and hydrogen as low carbon fuels for industrial heat. Waste derived fuels are already used to some extent in the cement sector. The overall aim of this study within the research package is to develop new evidence for DECC and industry on the potential to replace fossil fuels with low carbon and renewable fuels in direct industrial heating applications. DECC’s evidence and understanding of this family of technologies is currently limited. Work needs to be done to scope the applications and technologies and assess their suitability for different industry sectors. Robust evidence gathering, analysis and assessment is required to better understand a number of analytical questions including around abatement potential, renewable energy contribution, costs and non-economic barriers. Further analysis is required to establish whether the RHI is the right mechanism to support renewable direct fired industrial heat technologies. If it is, there will be work to do to consider what the basis for payments might be. Contract documents: The Invitation to Tender (ITT) is attached. Please download the ITT then email a completed version to the email address detailed below, in addition to sending 2 hard copies, one of which must be signed.

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

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


title: Using historical data to estimate future contribution to security of supply

description: DECC is looking for a contractor or contractors to undertake analysis and evaluate whether the contribution of interconnectors to security of supply can be robustly estimated from historical data and to recommend the most robust methodology for doing so. Specific sub-objectives are: • To understand the relative benefits and disadvantages of a historical and forecast approaches. • To deliver a robust methodology for de-rating interconnectors using historical data • To understand situations/conditions where a historical methodology will not be robust (e.g. due to structural breaks in the expected relationship between price differentials and interconnector flows) • To identify data sources which indicate where a forecasted approach should be used instead. A full description of the scope of work is presented in the ITT. The research findings should be presented in interim and final reports, finalised by xx January 2015 and xx February 2015 respectively. We would also like the contractors to be flexible in terms of providing updates outside of these milestones if needed.

street: Area 1C,3, Whitehall Place


name: South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust

title: Mangar camel lifting cushion

description:
Competition Title : Mangar camel lifting cushion
 Competition Notes : this is a one off requirement

 For full details, see how to apply below.

street: Abbey Court,Eagle Way

postalCode: EX2 7HY


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

title: Provision of Minor Works Projects to NOMS South West Estate Region W1

description: Provision of minor works projects to NOMS South West estate - Region W1


title: Marksbury Road College Site

description: These instructions relate to the disposal of land owned by HCA, through a two stage OJEU compliant procurement process, to secure a developer for the remainder of the colleg site, following disposal of part of the site to Bristol City Council for a primary school.

Bond Pearce

postalCode: BS1 6DZ


title: GB-Woodbridge: Interim Asset Management Consultancy Services 79411000

description: Suffolk Coastal District Council are seeking to appoint a suitable Contractor(s) for the Interim Asset Management Consultancy Services to assist in the management of services listed below provided by the current in-house team which includes Estates Management and Property Services. Property Services -includes but not limited to: Strategic planning, budgeting and managing of projects for the repair, maintenance and refurbishment of the Council’s buildings Contract Administrator role Planning Supervisor role Project Management Technical Management role Estates Management – includes but not limited to: Lease renewals Rent reviews Inspections Surveys New Licenses and lettings Service Planning Production and Management of Asset Management Plan Monitoring and Reviewing of Service Professional representation Annual Report Disposal and/or divestment of assets play space Way-leaves and easements General property management Boundary disputes Acquisitions Providing information in respect of Freedom of Information requests Further information will be found in the Invitation to Bid documents.

Suffolk Coastal District Council

street: Council Offices,Melton Hill

postalCode: IP12 1AU


title: Event Build Security Personnel Liverpool International Music Festival 2015

description: cii Optional additional item included within tender. Open market disposal of the site was agreed by HCA and project partners

Liverpool City Council

street: Municipal Building,Dale Street

postalCode: L1 6DH

PARSONS BRICKERHOFF LTD

postalCode: NE4 7YQ


title: RM4902 SO7147 Provision of Local Staff Pay Benchmarking Survey

description: The Department for International Development (DFID) and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) requires the appointment of a single service supplier to obtain local labour market pay benchmarking data across 28 countries where a DFID/FCO pay harmonisation agreement exists.

CCS - Crown Commercial Services

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: 14/06: The Provision of a Managed Laundry Service.

description: This tender is for the provision of a fully managed launderette service in the halls of residences at the University of Wolverhampton. The successful service provider will provide a full laundry solution.Site concernedWolverhampton - North Road, WV1 1RN (RMV); Number of students - 313. 5 Washing Machines, 5 Tumble DryersWolverhampton - Lomas Street, WV1 1QU (RMJ); Number of students - 458. 5 Washing Machines, 5 Tumble DryersWolverhampton - Randall Lines, North Road,WV1 1RN (RMR); Number of students - 288. 5 Washing Machines, 5 Tumble DryersTelford - Priorslee, TF2 9NT; No of students - 100, short stay ad hoc guests 335. 5 Washing Machines, 5 Tumble DryersWalsall Student Village, Gorway Road, WS1 3BD; Number of students - 338. 5 Washing Machines, 6 Tumble DryersWalsall Gorway - Gorway Road, WS1 3BD; Number of students - 118. 2 Washing Machines, 2 Tumble DyersThe dates of the site survey will be 17.2.2014 and 18.2.2014.

University of Wolverhampton

street: Wulfruna Street

postalCode: WV1 1LY


title: The Expansion of St Helens Catholic Primary School

description: Southend on Sea Borough Council is inviting expressions of interest from contractors wishing to tender for expansion works at St Helens Catholic Primary School, Southend-on-Sea, Essex. The project involves the following:- • Construction of a first floor six classroom extension, studio hall and break out area over the schools existing ground floor including two new stair towers. • Construction of a ground floor extension to existing staffroom and plant room. • External works and alterations. Construction works will need to be phased. Work is to commence in June 2015 with the final phase completing in September 2016. Planning drawings along with employer’s requirements will be issued to the contractors selected to tender for the work. The works will be carried out under a JCT Design and Build Form of Contract. Contractors wishing to be considered for selection to tender will be required to be registered with Constructionline or equivalent and have listed the following Sectors and Categories: • Building (Schools/Colleges) • Working in Occupied Premises A notation value for the above sectors & categories of £1.4m is also essential as well as a Feedback Average Category Score of at least 8.00. In addition to the above requirements, our selection criteria will also be based on the following 7 items which are required within your reply: 1. A preference for CHAS or equivalent registered Contractors 2. Location of Contractor in order to support local labour initiatives 3. Provision of 3 examples of previous similar projects detailing the approximate contract value. Please limit each example to 2 A4 sides. 4. Knowledge of delivering successful buildings within tight on site programmes, on constrained sites. No more that 2 A4 sides. 5. Provide fully written references from 3 of your clients for works you have carried out over the last 18 months which were similar to the requirements of this project. 6. A brief summary of your last three year accounts. 7. A credit check will be carried out to assess current financial status. Evidence of a high risk status may automatically lead to exclusion. It is intended to restrict the tender list to the highest scoring 6 contractors. If more than 6 contractors fulfil the criteria for selection, those scoring the highest number of points on the evaluation criteria will be invited to tender. The returned tenders will be considered against an evaluation ratio of 60% for price and 40% for quality. Please submit your expression of interest by e-mail to expressionsofinterest@southend.gov.uk by midday on Friday 9th January 2015 with the required information i.e. CHAS Certificate or equivalent, 3 full references. Do not request a PQQ because it is not required. Failure to respond by midday Friday 9th January 2015 with the information required will automatically lead to exclusion from the final tender list.

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Civic Centre,Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6ER


title: Provision of Emergency Lighting and Maintenance Services for University College.

description: Information about the Tender.UCL is seeking to procure Emergency Lighting and Maintenance Services across its Estate through a single supplier via competitive tender. The UCL Estate is a diverse mix of approximately 210 properties, occupying circa 6 million square metres, ranging in age, design and location, although the majority fall within the bounds of the M25.The anticipated approximate annual value of this contract is GBP 300,000 Plant and Equipment associated with this maintenance service will include but will not be limited to:Stand Alone Manual Test Installation, with self-contained batteries.Automatic Test Systems, with self-contained batteries.Central Battery or Static Inverter systems.Central Battery or Static Inverter systems, with partial Auto Test.A mix of any of the above.Services will include but not be limited to:Compliance with regulatory and British standards and as per UCL Standard Operating Procedure: Emergency Lighting : Planned Preventative Maintenance Document SOP-00102-1 and UCL Fire Technical Note 020 for reporting, testing and inspection of emergency lighting systems across a large diverse mixed use estate comprising 24/7 occupancy and multiple stakeholdersThe UCL Estate varies in function and includes offices, laboratories, student residences, teaching facilities, libraries and other learning facilities and research centres.

University College London

street: Gower Street

postalCode: WC1E 6BT


title: Workforce Management System

description:
We seek proposals to install a multi channel workforce management system at our call centre in Sittingbourne. We are evolving into a multi contact centre. And we need to manage resources and skillsets efficiently

 (MT Ref:137903)

AmicusHorizon Ltd

street: Building 190,Kent Science Park

postalCode: ME8 9NP


title: Supporting Sustainable Improvement in Community Engagement in Care Homes

description: The Department of Health for England wishes to invite a bid from My Home Life for a project aimed at promoting and embedding community engagement in care homes for older people.

City University London

street: Northampton Square

postalCode: EC1 0HB


title: Sensory Impairment Interpreting Services

title: Sensory Impairment Interpreting Service.

description: Contract for the provision of a Sensory Impairment Interpreting Service to include sign language, lip speaking, note taking, and deaf-blind guide communicator services.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Service and support: 30
Quality of interpreters: 30

Leeds Teaching Hospitals

street: Supplies, Leeds General Infirmary, Great George Street

postalCode: LS1 3EX

Leeds Society for Deaf and Blind People

street: Centenary House North Street Street

postalCode: LS2 8JS


title: RM3647 L0237 GASETTE OfGFP PUBLICATION - CONTRACT

description: The contract has already been awarded. This information is published for transparency purposes. The purpose of this Procurement is for the publication of the Government Finance Profession (GFP) in house magazine - the Gasette. The Gasette will assist in strengthening the communication of the Financial Management Review which was published in December 2013.

Armstrong Media Ltd

street: Central House,142 Central Street

postalCode: EC1V 8AR


title: Helium Gas Recovery Ringmain - Stage 2

description: The instalation of free issue materials and testing of a Helium Tight recovery Ringmain at the Rutherford appleton Laboratory near oxford.

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: Procurement R71 1.10,Rutherford Appleton Laboratory

postalCode: OX11 0QX


title: Comparative Review of Consumer Empowerment and Protection in Regulated Industries

description: The ORR would like to appoint a consultant as it is seeking to understand how the rail sector compares to other regulated sectors in both empowering and protecting consumers and enforcing consumer law.

Office of Rail Regulation

postalCode: WC2B 4AN


title: TR/NWAS/05/13 — Vehicle Deep Cleaning.

description: The North West Ambulance Service (NHS) Trust (NWAS) Trust wishes to identify and procure the services of an organisation to provide a quality assured scheduled programme of vehicle deep cleaning. The Trust has arrange of different vehicles in front line operation covering approximately 5 400 square miles in the North West of England, and situated within the geographical boundaries of Cheshire, Merseyside, Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Cumbria. The strong preference will be for a single organisation to provide the services for the whole Trust across North West England. However, there may be a requirement to divide the contract into lots based on geographical boundaries. It is anticipated that the initial contract term will be for 3 years, with the option to extend the term annually (every 12 months) for a further 3 years, making the maximum possible contract term 6 years. NWAS seek to promote high standards of cleanliness across all operational vehicles, minimising cross contamination and maximising patient safety, therefore the scope of the service may comprises (but is not limited to) scheduled cleaning (may include hazardous material) internally and externally of vehicles, reactive cleaning: responses to ad hoc needs e.g. spills, other ad hoc services as defined within a schedule of rates, the provision of janitorial products, equipment, uniform and personal protective equipment (PPE) required to perform the service — conducive with the need to provide a high quality fully managed service. Over the course of the contract the service required may evolve as the Trust undertake further re-organisation and change projects, in particular a make ready vehicle preparation system could be a development of the deep clean service that could offer a perceived demonstrable benefit to the Trust. A decision on the future requirements has not yet been made therefore NWAS reserve the right to run the contract for the total duration solely as a deep cleaning service.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Service Delivery: 35
Quality Standards: 20
Service Support / Customer Service: 10
Technical Capabilities: 5
Price: 30

North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust

street: Chorley New Road

postalCode: BL1 5DD

JPR Solutions (UK) Limited

street: Unit 1 Canal Lane, Tunstall

postalCode: ST6 4PA


title: IT - Solution Development & Implementation

description: The provision of .NET Technical Architecture services for an HCA IT project known as “Next Generation IMS.” This is a project to replace the HCA’s main business system (known as IMS) with an equivalent system developed using Microsoft .NET development tools. These services are procured using an appropriate framework from the Government Procurement Service (GPS.) The procurement framework is known as G-Cloud II Contract Id RM 1557/ii Start Date 26/10/2012 End Date 27/10/2013.

Elmbridge Borough Council

street: Civic Centre,High Street,Legal

postalCode: KT10 9SD

SFW Ltd

postalCode: GU22 7UY


name: Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Hospital and Community Trust

title: T2299-Rehabilitation Engineers service.

description: Wheelchairs. This requirements seeks potential suppliers to provide a Repair, Modification and Re-Engineering service for wheelchairs at Bowley Close, Farquhar Road, Crystal Palace, London SE19 1SZ. The centre provides a rehabilitation service for children and adults with physical disabilities primarily from South East London and its adjacent counties. The Re-Modification contract is a substantial part of the service provided at the centre. The contract will cover all of the following elements: The contract shall cover all of the following elements: — Modification service-Bespoke manufacturing service — Management information 1. Average Annual Cost: 328 000GBP 2. Contract Duration: 3 years with an option to extend for a further 2 years.

street: Guys Hospital, Procurement Department, Great Maze Pond

postalCode: SE1 9RT


title: Spatial Planning Arrangement: Great Park & Western Expansion Site, Newcastle, Operational Assessment

description: Testing of the operational impact of the development aspirations at Great Park and the associated Western Expansion area on the Strategic Road Network.

Halcrow Group Ltd

street: Halcrow Yolles ,Vineyard House,44 Brook Green

postalCode: W6 7BY


title: Operation of Rainsbrook STC

title: Operation of Rainsbrook Secure Training Centre (STC).

description: The contract is for the operation and management of a STC, including the provision of education and health services, for children and young people remanded or sentenced by the courts to custody or serving civil orders.

MoJ Procurement

street: 2nd Floor Clive House 70 Petty France

postalCode: SW1H 9EX

ECD (Onley) Limited

street: Third Floor, Broad Quay House, Prince Street

postalCode: BS1 4DJ


title: Highways Agency Approved List of Equality Framework Suppliers

Highways Agency

street: Lateral, 8 City Walk

postalCode: LS11 9AT


title: Vacuum test tank and frame assembly

description: Vacuum test tank and frame assembly

Kurt J Lesker Company Ltd

street: 15/16, Burgess Rd

postalCode: TN35 4NR


title: Internal repair and refurbishment works to Unit 9B,North Bank Block, Kingsway, Team Valley, Gateshead

description: The Homes and Communities Agency wish to appoint a Principal Contractor to complete the proposed internal repair works in accordance with the specification documents prepared by GVA Grimley Ltd. The chosen contractor will be appointed under the terms of a JCT Minor Works Building Contract with Contractor’s Design Form of Contract 2011 Edition. The contract is to be administered by the HCA’s Lead Consultant, GVA Grimley Ltd. The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) occupy the First Floor (known as Unit 9B) of North Bank, Kingsway, Team Valley, Gateshead NE11 0JS. The property, which was built circa 1936, comprises a 2-storey mixed use detached corner plot building providing accommodation over ground and first floor. Access to the property is via a shared ground floor main entrance containing a stairwell leading to the first floor accommodation. Accommodation generally comprises of cellular office space, kitchen and store, with male/female WC provision and boiler room located directly off the stairwell first floor landing. Internal repair works to the property include renewal of soft floor finishes (carpet), redecoration works, isolated sundry repairs and replacement of WC and kitchen fittings. New kitchen fittings to include integrated appliances in accordance with Howden’s Joinery specification. Other works include removal of internal kitchen wall, as well as renewal of small power provision, lighting and installation of new Zip dual Hydro Tap. New service installation to form Contractor’s Design portion of Building Contract.

Homes and Communities Agency

street: St George’s House, Kingsway, Team Valley ,Gateshead, Tyne and Wear

postalCode: NE11 0NA

Gateshead Council

street: Civic Centre,Regent Terrace,Gateshead

postalCode: NE8 1HH


title: School Meals Contract for Bishop Thomas Grant School.

description: Bishop Thomas Grant School is a co-educational Roman Catholic secondary School and sixth form, situated in the Streatham area of the London Borough of Lambeth. The School has approx. 1 200 pupils and 100 staff. The contract being tendered for is for the provision of catering at Bishop Thomas Grant School. The anticipated commencement on the contract is February/March 2015.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=134575

Bishop Thomas Grant School

street: Belltrees Grove, Streatham

postalCode: SW16 2HY


title: Build to Rent - 6 various sites

description: This proposition is based around six sites 1. Great Kneighton, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire 2. Wickhurst Green, Horsham, West Sussex 3. Charlton Hayes, Filton, Bristol 4. Coopers Edge, Brockworth, Gloucestershire 5. Aspen Park, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire 6. Oak Tree Place, Southampton, Hampshire) which are to be delivered through one legal areement between HCA and Bovis Mill.

Berwin Leighton Paisner

postalCode: EC4R 9HA


title: Supply and Maintenance of Street Sweeping Vehicles. Lot 5: Supply and Maintenance of Compact Street Sweeping Vehicles.

description: Southampton City Council was seeking an organisation to supply and maintain Compact Street Sweeping Vehicles. The vehicles will be used by the Street Cleansing Service for cleaning highways, footpaths and precinct areas. They will be used for varying periods of time and on start/stop journeys with occasional longer distance trips. The build quality, productivity, reliability and safety of the vehicles are of the utmost importance.A mini competition under ESPO Pro5/ESPO Framework Agreement Contract No. 324 for Outright Purchase of Specialist Vehicles was conducted.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 50
Quality: 50
Delivery Performance:
Risk:
Overall cost effectiveness:

Southampton City Council

street: Procurement Services, 1st floor One Guildhall Square

postalCode: SO14 7FP

Aebi Schmidt UK Ltd

street: Orton Southgate

postalCode: PE2 6GP


name: County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

title: Collection and Delivery Services

description: To supply the Trust with a UK and International collection and delivery service of parcels and documents, however this may include other various items. To express an interest please follow the link: http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6699

street: Bede House,Belmont Business Park

postalCode: DH1 1TW


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Procurement - CMT L&SE

title: Removal of Laundry Equipment from HMP Blundeston for relocation to other sites and/or disposal

description: Removal of Laundry Equipment from HMP Blundeston, relocating and installing some of them at other sites within the Prison Estates; and taken others into storage (for up to a period of 6 months), while the decision is made whether to relocate them to other sites or dispose of them..

postalCode: SW1H 9HD


title: Maintenance and Calibration of an Environmental Monitoring System.

description: NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) require maintenance and calibration requirements for any Temperature or Environmental Monitoring System (TMS/EMS) used for the monitoring of equipment, areas, gases pressure or particles within the NHSBT.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical - Pass/Fail: 20
Quality - Pass/Fail:
Cost: 80

NHS Blood & Transplant

street: North Bristol Park, Filton

postalCode: BS34 7QH


title: Provision of Recruitment Advertising Services

description: Call off from CCS Framework RM1713. See - http://CCS.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/contracts/rm1713

STAFFORD LONG

postalCode: EC4A 2AB


title: Research Study - Assessing Occupational Skills Challenges

description: Research study - assessing occupational skills challenges

UKCES

street: Renaissance House,Adwick Park

postalCode: S63 5NB


name: Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital, NHS Foundation Trust

title: Cardiac Output Monitoring Equipment.

description: Cardiac-monitoring devices. Cardiac Output Monitoring Equipment for Critical Care and Theatre areas.

street: Thomas Drive

postalCode: L14 3PE


title: Service, calibration and repair of Act Diff Haematology

description: Enabling Contract for the supply of Service, Calibration of Act Diff Haemotology Units and Vitros Lab Analysers.

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

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

postalCode: BS34 8JH

Gamidor Technical Services Ltd

street: 6 Hawksworth,Southmead Park,Didcot

postalCode: OX11 7HR


title: Evaluation of Capital Physics programme

description:
Evaluation of the Capital Physics programme

 Invitation to tender

 The Institute of Physics (IOP) is seeking a contractor(s) to evaluate the success and impact of the Capital Physics (CP) programme, during the period October 2014 – September 2015. The budget available for the evaluation of the programme is GBP 30,000 including VAT.

 Introduction and overall programme aims

 Following a successful bid to the Greater London Authority (GLA), the IOP has been awarded the contract to manage a London-based programme to improve attainment in A-level physics in London schools.

 The CP programme aims to:

 - Improve student attainment in A-level physics, and support the establishment of A-level physics courses in more schools. Drawing on the experience of the Institute of Physics, the programme will facilitate the establishment of sustainable school-led CPD networks based on a hub model, with six ‘Advocate Schools’ supporting physics teachers in sixty ‘Partner Schools’.

 This will be achieved by:

 - Developing programmes of teacher CPD, focused on improving teachers’ subject knowledge and pedagogy for A-level physics, and their understanding of how students can access A-A* grades in A-level physics.

 Intended impact:

 - Teachers in Partner Schools will improve their subject and pedagogical knowledge for A-level physics; student access to and attainment in A-level physics in Partner Schools will improve; sustainable school-led networks for physics teachers, led by Advocate Schools, will be in place.

 Summary of programme operations

 The programme will facilitate programmes of CPD for A-level physics teachers. CPD will be led by six coaches, each an experienced physics teacher with an outstanding track record in the classroom and experience of supporting other teachers. Each coach will be linked to or based in a CP Advocate School, a London state-funded or independent school with an excellent record in A-level physics. Each coach and Advocate School will support a local network of ten CP Partner Schools, which are London state-funded secondary schools or colleges able to benefit from the programme’s support. CPD will be delivered on-site at each Partner School, with the content bespoke to each school and its context, supplemented by specific, realistic and relevant targets for the school’s period as a Partner School, and beyond. Partner School support will typically include a range of CPD workshops for all teachers of A-level physics, with a particular focus on developing teachers’ subject knowledge and pedagogical content knowledge. Advocate Schools will also host termly workshops for the local network of ten Partner Schools. The programme will also deliver annual conferences to being together teachers from all Advocate and Partner Schools. The programme aims to establish sustainable local networks, with Advocate Schools as the hubs. Beyond the timescale of the programme, the IOP will move from a management to an advisory role.

 Programme Evaluation

 Evaluation will play a key role in ensuring the success of the programme and informing ongoing activities. We wish to appoint an organisation or consortium to evaluate the impact of the programme over the period 2014-15. The evaluation strategy will be closely linked to the programme aims, and will provide data and summative evidence for a number of programme KPIs (see below). The evaluation strategy will also produce formative evidence and we are committed to act on all findings on an ongoing basis to improve the quality and impact of the CP programme, both during and beyond the period of GLA funding.

 Commissioning process

 The external evaluator(s) will be commissioned through an open tender. Respondents will be shortlisted and, if appropriate, deliver presentations to the CP Management Group in September 2014. Following completion of all required financial due diligence protocols and agreement of contractual terms, we will appoint the selected external evaluator(s) by early October 2014 so that development work can commence as soon as possible. There will be no limitation on the type of organisation that can bid for this work. Submissions will be judged on their effectiveness in meeting the specification, their understanding of the programmes, the experience of their key personnel of similar evaluation work, and the perceived value for money.

 Tender Specification

 Submissions should show how the evaluation will:

 - Explore teachers’ experience of the Capital Physics programme, including Partner School CPD, termly Advocate School meetings and annual conferences, the perceived value of these activities and their effect on students’ learning;

 - Explore the impact of the programme on teachers’ subject knowledge and pedagogical content knowledge for A-level physics, and their understanding of how students can access A-A* grades;

 - Explore the factors affecting the success of different London schools and colleges in attracting students to study AS-level physics;

 - Explore the reasons behind different progression rates between AS- and A2-level physics (Year 12 to Year 13) in schools and colleges;

 - Explore the relative value of different support networks for A-level physics teachers, including: on-line forums; teacher training and CPD providers; local university outreach initiatives; local school/college networks (including those established by this programme); and institutions such as IOP, Science Learning Centres, etc;

 - Analyse data on attainment in AS and A-level physics in CP Partner Schools published in August 2014 and 2015 and compare with data from a matched control group of schools;

 - Produce an interim report in February 2015 and a final report in September 2015, which will be shared with the CP Management Group and the GLA; extracts from the reports may be published more widely.

 Format of submissions

 Tenders should show, as a minimum:

 - How the aims and actions of the evaluation will be addressed to ensure effective and ethical completion of the evaluation (maximum 1,000 words);

 - How the methodology proposed will ensure valid and robust outcomes;

 - The timeline for development of instruments, data collection, analysis and reporting;

 - A breakdown of costs by staff and non-staff categories, office costs, travel and subsistence costs;

 - Details of quality assurance and information management procedures;

 - The roles, responsibilities and brief CVs of personnel in the research team;

 - Examples of similar work or contracts, with outcomes and references.

 Submission documents should not exceed 8 sides of A4, including any appendices. Font size should be a minimum of 11 point Arial with minimum 1.15 line spacing and 2.54cm page margins.

 When returning your response, please include a copy of your most recent Audited Annual Report and Accounts, these documents do not form part of the above length restriction.

 Please email a clean document with no mark-ups or comments, preferably as a Word document, to Trevor Plant (trevor.plant@iop.org). Receipt of submissions will be acknowledged by return email.

 Submissions must be received by noon on 15th September 2014. Late submissions will not be considered nor will any exceeding the length restriction.

 (MT Ref:139211)

The Institute of Physics

street: 76 Portland Place

postalCode: W1B 1NT


title: Precision Tables (DLSPIN0258).

Diamond Light Source Ltd

street: Diamond House, Harwell Science and Innovation Campus

postalCode: OX11 0DE


title: Bespoke Horizontal Laminar Flow Clean Air Cabinet

description: To supply and install bespoke Horizontal Laminar Clean Air Flow Cabinet(s)

Wolf Laboratories Ltd

street: Colenso House,Deans Lane,Pocklington

postalCode: YO42 2PX


title: Training

description: Training

Momentum Incorporated

street: Suite 328,162-168 Regent Street

postalCode: W1B 5TD


title: Fryerns & Craylands - Future Phases

description: To support the HCA Thames Gateway Area Team to progress a relevant deed of variation in response to contrcatual change requests to the Comprehensive Development Agreement for Fryerns and Craylands.

EC Harris LLP

street: ECHQ,34 York Way

postalCode: N1 9AB


description: JMC 023 – Highways Winter Maintenance Management Service (2014) Applicants are invited to tender for the supply/provision of Highways Winter Maintenance Management Service to Shropshire Council for a period of up to 6 years commencing on 1st October 2014. The contract consists of the provision of data collection from Shropshire Council roadside weather stations, annual maintenance of weather stations, bureau service and winter maintenance management service (optional item to the contract) If you wish to receive tender documents, please email or write as soon as possible to Nigel Denton, Procurement Manager, Procurement, Shropshire Council, Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury Shropshire SY2 6ND, procurement@shropshire.gov.uk quoting reference JMC 023 The deadline for the return of completed tender documents is 12 noon Friday 12th September 2014 Shropshire Council is purchasing on behalf of itself and any wholly owned local authority company or other entity that is deemed to be a contracting authority by virtue of the Council’s involvement.

Shropshire Council

street: Shirehall,Abbey Foregate

postalCode: SY2 6ND


title: English Housing Survey: National Household Model update and production of statistics

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change (“DECC”) wishes to appoint a Supplier to: • Derive summary statistics from the English Housing Survey 2012 (EHS 2012 to produce updated versions of selected tables previously published in Energy Consumption UK (ECUK), Chapter 3 Domestic Data tables. • Convert EHS 2012 data to the format required for successful stock import into the Department’s National Household Model (NHM) (the current model uses EHS 2011 data). Contract documents Invitation to Tender: ITT EHS update ECUK.doc Supplementary document: Housing Stock Importer for the National Household Model: userGuidehousingStockImportForTheNhm_v1_6.pdf

street: ,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


name: Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit

title: Rushcliffe carers and self-care service

description: Rushcliffe carers and self-care support service Contract Period: 3 years although please note this is subject to a break clause at the end of year 1 following which the CCG may decide not to continue with the service. Contract Start Date: September 2014. In May 2014, NHS England published their ‘Commitment to Carers’ document which identified raising the profile of carers; education, training and information; and primary care, as being key strategic priorities for the future. NHS Rushcliffe Clinical Commissioning Group is commissioning a carers and self-care service that echoes these priorities, and seeks to appoint a suitably qualified provider to deliver a dedicated service for informal carers and patients of any age registered with a Rushcliffe GP practice. A successful carers and self-care support service will incorporate two dimensions: • A holistic focus on the lives of carers, ensuring their practical, social and emotional needs are met across a range of areas in order to support optimal mental and physical health and wellbeing • A focus on patients to ensure they are supported to self-care and proactively self-manage their conditions, particularly those that are long term, in order to reduce some of their dependency on carers The aim of the service is to provide a primary care carers and self-care support service dedicated to the provision of support, information and awareness raising for carers and staff in the primary care setting. A successful service will embed the consideration of carers and their needs into everyday working practice across the primary care sector in Rushcliffe. The service will incorporate and devise innovative ways of engaging with carers, and proactively reach out to all sections and communities of the Rushcliffe population. A key dimension of supporting carers is to ensure that the patients they look after are as empowered as possible about how to deal with their condition, in order to alleviate some of the pressure and responsibility on carers. Therefore, the service will need to promote the self-care agenda to patients, and ensure that patients and carers have access to information about how to self-manage conditions, particularly if these are long term. Furthermore, the service should encourage patients to engage in joint decision making with clinicians so that they feel a sense of ownership towards their care plans, enabling patients to take a more proactive role in maintaining their own wellbeing. The service will need to collaborate closely with the designated practice champions for carers and self-care in each GP practice. The service will also provide education and awareness sessions in carer and self-care support to primary care clinicians and other community services. The service will support those with caring responsibilities to identify themselves as carers at an early stage, recognising the value of their contribution and involving them from the outset both in designing local care provision and in planning individual care packages, enabling those with caring responsibilities to fulfil their educational and employment potential. The service will provide personalised support both for carers and those they care for, enabling them to have a family and community life and supporting carers to remain mentally and physically well. The service will provide a holistic approach to supporting carers and shall be delivered at the home of the carer or in another community based location or drop-in clinic chosen by the carer. The service will carry out a needs assessment to identify the most appropriate care package for carers. This could be information/signposting, respite, health care and/or social care. The service will provide signposting to counselling support for carers. Those working in the service must have a background knowledge of stress, anxiety and depression, as well as an awareness of coping strategies to manage these. The service must be built on an appreciation of the difficult emotional context that can arise from being a carer. The service will deliver the following objectives: - Embed awareness of the needs of carers - Provide practical support to carers - Ensure carers are informed - Facilitate identification of carers - Acknowledge the health needs of carers - Enable carers to fulfil their own potential - Promote self-care amongst patients and carers - Endorse self-management for patients with long term conditions - Collaborate with local and national partners Risk assessments will be carried out by the provider. All carer support workers will be CRB checked and appropriately qualified.

street: Cardinal Square,Derby

postalCode: DE1 3QT

Carers Federation

street: Christopher Cargill House,21-23 Pelham Road

postalCode: NG5 1AP


title: DUD - Interpretation and Translation Services.

description: Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council wishes to appoint Contractors to provide an Interpretation, Translation, Transcription and Communication Services for Sensory Impairments.The council provides a whole range of public services and needs to ensure equality of access to relevant services for its residents and people who come to visit or work in the Borough. This includes service users and stakeholders for whom English is not their first language and people with hearing, sight, and speech impairments.

Dudley MBC

street: Council House, Priory Road

postalCode: DY1 1HF


name: North of England Commissioning Support Unit (NECS)

title: Community Pulmonary Rehabilitation Service

description: NHS Darlington Clinical Commissioning Group (the CCG), wish to appoint an appropriately qualified provider to deliver a Community Pulmonary Rehabilitation service. The service provider(s) will provide a service which is primarily aimed at patients with moderate Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). The service is to provide a series of pulmonary rehabilitation courses for all eligible patients who are permanently or temporarily registered with a GP in the CCG areas. The aim of the service is to provide a multidisciplinary community based service which will work with patients and other stakeholders to achieve the following objectives: •To promote and embed pulmonary rehabilitation as an essential component in the management of patients with COPD and other chronic respiratory conditions; •To improve access to pulmonary rehabilitation for eligible patients by delivering the service in a community setting; •To improve completion rates from pulmonary rehabilitation for eligible patients; •To provide a cost-effective, quality assured pulmonary rehabilitation programme that meets the patient’s personal needs and reduces avoidable COPD - related admissions to hospital;. •To improve patients’ confidence in the self-management of their conditions, resulting in appropriate use of other healthcare resources; •To improve patients’ health-related quality of life, breathlessness management, functional and maximum exercise capacity and thus reduce disability associated with chronic respiratory disease: and •To ensure users of the service have a positive experience. The contract will be offered for a term of 3 years with effect from 1 April 2015 with an option to extend for a further 2 years, agreed annually and subject to satisfactory contractual performance, reviewed by both parties. NHS North of England Commissioning Support (NECS) is managing the procurement process on behalf of NHS Darlington CCG, however is not a party to this procurement. The Invitation to Tender (ITT) and supporting documents are available to download through In-Tend who are the managed service provider for the NECS e-tendering portal. NECS is utilising this electronic tendering tool to manage this procurement and communicate with potential providers. Accordingly, there will be no hard copy documents issued to potential providers and all communications with NECS, including your submission, will be conducted via the portal https://In-tendhost.co.uk/necs. It is free to register on the portal, and it can be accessed at any time of day. Should potential providers have any queries, or if potential providers are having problems registering on the portal, they should contact the In-Tend helpdesk by calling 0844 2728810 (Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm) or email support@in-tend.co.uk. A Bidder event for further clarification and explanation of the procurement process has been arranged from 2.00 pm on Tuesday 23 September 2014. A copy of the bidder event presentation slides will be made available following the event on the In-Tend portal. Please refer to the ITT documentation for instruction of how to book. The closing date for submission of Tenders is 12 noon 8 October 2014.

street: Teesdale House,Thornaby

postalCode: TS17 6BL


title: Commercial Victimisation Survey 2015/16 to 2017/18

description: See attached document

HOS - Home Office Science

street: 2 Marsham Street

postalCode: SW1P 4DF


title: Bulk/tapped Density

description: Bulk/tapped Density.

title: Mercury Porosimeter

description: Mercury Porosimeter.

title: Gas Pycnometer

description: Gas Pycnometer.

title: Surface Area Measurement (BET analysis)

title: Dissolution Testing (USP 4)

description: Dissolution Testing (USP 4).

title: Simultaneous Thermal Analysis (STA)

description: Simultaneous Thermal Analysis (STA).

title: Dissolution Testing (USP 1, 2, 5 and 6)

title: Vapour Sorption Analyser

description: Vapour Sorption Analyser.

title: Surface Energy Analyser (SEA)

description: Surface Energy Analyser (SEA).

title: Supply of Instruments for the Characterisation of Pharmaceutical Materials (multi lot).

description: The Centre for Continuous Manufacturing and Crystallisation (CMAC) of the University of Strathclyde and the Procurement Office are seeking competitive tenders for the purchase of various instruments that will enable the characterisation of pharmaceutical materials to our detailed specification. These instruments have been split into lots and are:Lot 1 Surface Area Measurement (BET analysis).Lot 2 Mercury Porosimeter.Lot 3 Gas Pycnometer.Lot 4 Bulk/tapped Density.Lot 5 Surface Energy Analyser (SEA).Lot 6 Vapour Sorption Analyser.Lot 7 Simultaneous Thermal Analysis (STA).Lot 8 Dissolution Testing (USP 1, 2, 5 and 6).Lot 9 Dissolution Testing (USP 4).Note: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=313890The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspxSuppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Price: 40

University of Strathclyde

street: 177 St James Road, Estates Management

postalCode: G4 0NT

Quantachrome Uk Ltd

street: Pale Lane, Hartley Wintney

postalCode: RG27 8DH

Total Laboratory Services Ltd

street: Unit 14 C Sunrise Business Park

postalCode: DT11 8ST

Netzsch Instruments

street: Vigo Place

postalCode: WS9 8UG


title: Lifestyle Services - LASARS and Treatment Service

title: Lifestyle Services - Maintainance Service

title: Lifestyle Services (Physical Activity and Obesity).

description: Sandwell's Lifestyle Service recognises everyone's potential for making changes, for being more active, for maintaining a healthy weight and being supported during that process in order to improve the quality of life for individuals, families and communities.There are three main areas within the lifestyle service:— Local Area Single Assessment and Referral Service (LASARS).— Treatment Service.— Maintenance Support Service.LASARS - The aim of the service, working closely with existing Council services, is to provide high quality and easily accessible intake, engagement and assessment services for adults and families who are either not active and/or are overweight/obese to enable them to access appropriate treatment and support focused on making sustained behavioural change.The service will deliver effective and immediate response in order to encourage individuals and families to engage with lifestyle interventions designed to prepare and support psychological and behavioural change.The service will deliver a combination of short term identification/brief intervention services, advice and information as well as case management based on risk stratification and onward access into other services (where appropriate) for adults and families needing lifestyle interventions.The services will consist of a range of staff operating as a coherent team to become the joint and integrated (with other local authority services) focus point of easily accessible assessment, initial engagement and access to appropriate treatment and maintenance-focused support.Treatment Service - The service will sit within a wider lifestyle, health improvement system, which is built on the principles of evidence-based care, maintaining change into new habitual patterns of behaviour and excellent user experience. The service will offer a range of weight reduction and management options together with physical activity options that are tailored around an individual or family's needs. This part of the service will also involve both standard care, specialist care for complex needs and be responsible for the local authority health checks programme.Maintenance Support Service - Maintaining the change to habitual patterns which can be sustained is an individual, person centred journey. The Provider will support clients and families to develop, work towards and achieve their personal, social and collective goals and maintain them. One of the main objectives of this element of the service is to raise awareness of the support systems that are available locally across the LASARS and Treatment Service and to ensure maintenance focussed plans are possible as soon as the client or family enters the system. This will involve developing a range of support options across the pathway to present the local lifestyle system as a maintenance-orientated package for people and developing a promotional outreach element that can be used by all agencies to re-engage people in services.It is expected that the service will be offered in 2 lots: Lot 1 will include the LASARs and Treatment Services (including Health checks) and Lot 2 will include the Maintenance Support Service.

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Sandwell Council House Freeth Street

postalCode: B69 3DE


title: IPT 2014 10001 Eel Friendly Screening at Water Intakes and Outfalls.

description: A framework agreement for the upgrading of circa 14 water intake screens to comply with the Eels (England & Wales) Regulations 2009.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

Anglian Water Services

street: Supply Chain Management, Thorpe Wood House, Thorpe Wood

postalCode: PE3 6WT


title: Heating Replacement and Rewire to 70 Properties

Trent & Dove Housing Limited

street: Trinity Square,Horninglow Street,Property Services

postalCode: DE14 1BL


title: Signs — 344/14.

description: Signs and related items. Illuminated signs and nameplates. Permanent message signs. Variable message signs. Signs and illuminated signs. Road signs. Street signs. Installation of road signs. National framework agreement for supply and installation of signs, ranging from safety signs, corporate signage, road name signs to electronic signs. The framework is for use by eligible end-use establishments.Whilst initially for use by local authorities served by ESPO (see www.espo.org for further details), being a Central Purchasing Body as defined by the EU Combined Procurement Directive 2004/18/EC, the Framework Agreement may also be open for use by the following classifications of user throughout all administrative regions of the UK: Local Authority Councils; Educational Establishments (including Academies); Police, Fire and Rescue and Coastguard Emergency Services; NHS and HSC Bodies, including Ambulance Services; Registered Charities; Registered Social Landlords. Full details of the classification of end user establishments and geographical areas is available on: http://www.espo.org/about-us/ojeu-permissible-users.aspxAn eAuction process may be used to award subsequent call off contracts following the reopening of competition among the parties to the Framework Agreement.In order to express an interest in tendering, please email your request to: tenders@espo.org quoting ESPO reference number 344/14

awardCriteriaDetails:
Non-price: 60
Price: 40

name: Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (see www.espo.org)

street: Barnsdale Way, Grove Park, Enderby

postalCode: LE19 1ES

Allsigns International Ltd

street: Brunel Industrial Estate, Blyth Road, Harworth

postalCode: DN11 8QA

Astra Signs Ltd

street: 204 Dantzic Street

postalCode: M4 4DD

DMA Signs Ltd

street: Unit 6, Bridge Works, Kingston Road, Leatherhead

postalCode: KT22 7SU

Green Brothers Signs Ltd

street: Shentonfield Road, Sharston Industrial Estate

postalCode: M22 4TJ

MG Signs Ltd

street: Ponwood Close, Moulton Park Industrial Estate

postalCode: NN3 6RT


name: NHS South of England Procurement Services

title: UHS10311 Blood Transfusion.

description: Blood-transfusion supplies. Blood-transfusion devices. University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust (UHS) and the Isle of Wight NHS Trust (IOW) are seeking a strategic partner for the provision of a managed service or a managed equipment service to meet the requirements of their Blood Transfusion Departments. The initial contract term is for five years with one 24-month extension.

street: Tremona Road

postalCode: SO16 6YD


name: East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust

title: Rechargeable Batteries

description: rechargeable batteries

All Batteries UK Ltd

postalCode: B90 4NZ


title: 365PGB Cash Managers.

description: Tender for a Cash Manager.The duration of this contract will be 4 years.Documents can be requested until 30.10.2014.Tenders must be submitted by 12:00 noon Friday 31.10.2014.Tender documents must be downloaded from this web site and returned via this website https://in-tendhost.co.uk/leedsmetuni

Leeds Metropolitan University

street: Calverley Street

postalCode: LS1 3HE


title: Young Hackney Careers Services (Targeted Careers Education Information Advice & Guidance Outside School)

description: Delivery of Careers Education Information Advice and Guidance services to young people aged 13-19 (and up to 25 with special educational needs). The Contract will be known as the Young Hackney Careers Service. The Provider will be expected to carry out a range of interventions using an outreach delivery model incorporating key Council Venues.

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY

street: Hackney Service Centre, ,One Hillman Street

postalCode: E8 1DY


name: Department for Communities and Local Government

title: Initial Research To Evaluate Development Benefits Policy

description: The Department of Communities and Local Government (DCLG) is inviting tenders to undertake the first phase of research of a wider research project to evaluate the policy and subsequent pilots of “Development Benefits”. Full details can be found in the attached specification.

street: Eland House,Bressenden Place

postalCode: SW1E 5DU

University of Sheffield

street: Department of Town and Regional Planning,University of Sheffield,Western Bank

postalCode: S10 2TN


title: Building cleaning services.

description: Cleaning contract at 2 campus sites comprising Carlton le willows academy. Currently morning and afternoon cleans.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 40
Innovation: 10
Perceived Standards: 30
Compliance: 10
Managementsupport: 10

Carlton Le Willows Academy

street: Wood Lane, Gedling

postalCode: NG4 4AA


name: Department for International Development

title: Infrastructure and Cities for Economic Development (ICED).

street: Abercrombie House, Eaglesham Road


name: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Greater Manchester

title: Alarm Monitoring

title: Maintenance, Repair & Installation of Intruder Alarms and Access Control Systems

title: Maintenance, Repair & Installation of Fire Alarm ystems

title: Portable Appliance Testing, Fixed wire Testing and Emergency Lighting Testing

description: Greater Manchester Police are looking for preferred suppliers to provide a contract for Installation, Maintenance and Repair of Electrical, Fire, Security Systems, and Inspection and Testing of Fixed Wiring and PAT.The contract will be divided into 6 Lots. These Lots are as follows.1. Maintenance, Repair and Installation of CCTV across GMP estate including custody suites;2. Alarm Monitoring;3. Maintenance, Repair and Installation of Intruder Alarms and Access Control Systems;4. Maintenance, Repair and Installation of Fire Alarm Systems;5. Supply, Service and Maintenance of Fire Extinguishers;6. Portable Appliance Testing, Fixed Wire Testing and Emergency Lighting Testing – including repairs and remedial works.The value of the contract is estimated at between 450000 GBP and 1500000 GPB per annum across all six lots that have been awarded as per the attached award details.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Commercial Bid (Price): 40
Qualititive (responses to Method Statements): 60

street: Civic Centre Complex, Chorley Road, Salford

postalCode: M27 5DA

ADT Fire & Security Plc

street: TycoPark, Grimshaw Lane Newton Heath

postalCode: M40 2WL

Initial Facilities - Fire

street: 62 Bessemer Road, Norwich

postalCode: NR4 6DQ

Circuit Electrical Testing Limited

street: Fountain Chambers Fountain Street

postalCode: HX1 1LW


title: Temporary Staff

description: Temporary Staff

Brook Street (UK) LTD

street: Clarence House,134 Hatfield Road

postalCode: AL1 4JB


title: Community Trust Housing — supply of gas to 16 MPRNs.

description: This contract is for the supply of gas to 16 MPRNs in the South East of England area — London.Note: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders web site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=140474

Community Trust Housing

street: Monarch House, 7-9 Stafford Road

postalCode: SM6 9AN


title: Phase 4 – AQP Domiciliary Care CHC Services for Adults and Older People in LLR

description: East Leicestershire and Rutland, West Leicestershire and Leicester City Clinical Commissioning Groups require high quality domiciliary continuing healthcare services for appropriately assessed service users of Leicester City, Leicestershire County and Rutland who live within or close to these geographical boundaries. We plan to implement Phase 4 from August 2014. Please note that under ‘Any Qualified Provider’ contracts there will be no guarantees of volume in the contracts awarded. Further, prices (e.g. hourly rates) are set. In Phase 4 we are seeking expressions of interest from: • Interim contract holders seeking to become Approved providers • New providers wishing to provide CHC domiciliary care services • Phase 1, Phase 2 and Phase 3 Approved providers seeking to expand their approved specialism (expansion of geographical zone can be agreed directly with the CHC contract management team) The purpose of domiciliary care is to enable service users to remain in their own homes, living as independently as possible. Service Users will principally be adults aged 18 years or over with additional health needs arising from frailty, illness, accident or disability. These people, without support, would have difficulty in maintaining a reasonable standard of life in the community. The service may also be provided to give relief to an informal carer. Services include providing: a) Non - complex general care including End of Life (Fast track) cases b) Complex care requiring some specialist knowledge or training to people who may suffer: • Learning Disabilities • Mental Health (including Dementia) • Physical Disabilities (including Brain Injury) Services are provided in the following geographical zones: • Leicester City • Rutland • Charnwood • North West Leicestershire • Hinckley and Bosworth • Melton • Harborough • Blaby, Oadby and Wigston Providers wishing to apply for Phase 4 can do so by logging onto the Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit eTendering Procurement Portal by no later than 5pm, Friday 16th May 2014 at: https://gemcsu.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.html

postalCode: LE1 6NB


title: Hearings Aids and Accessories.

description: Hearing aids. Parts and accessories for hearing aids. Supply of hearing aids and accessories.

East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust

street: Eastbourne District General Hospital, Kings Drive

postalCode: BN21 2UD


title: Supply of beers, ciders and soft drinks.

description: Supply of beer, ciders, soft drinks and the maintenance of bar equipment.

Gedling Borough Council

street: Civic Centre, Arnott Hill Park, Arnold

postalCode: NG5 6LU


title: Low Carbon Heat Provision.

HMRC

street: 5th Floor West Ralli Quays, 3 Stanley Street

postalCode: M60 9LA


title: Cygnet house site redevelopment.

description: Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services. Construction-related services. Architectural and related services. Advisory architectural services. Urban planning and landscape architectural services. Architectural, engineering and surveying services. Architectural, engineering and planning services. Organisation of architectural design contests. Architectural design services. Site-investigation services. Construction supervision services. Construction consultancy services. Construction management services. REAL Consulting have been appointed as Client Side Project Managers, Employers Agent and Quantity Surveyors for this contract and will be procuring on behalf of South Norfolk Council the Contractor to Design and Construct circa 50 residential units (Class C3) and up to 800 m² of commercial offices (ClassB1) together with associated highways works, external landscaping and services on the land. The programme is to deliver the first residential units by the end of 2015 together with the commercial offices subject to final sequencing of the works, anticipated overall completion by April 2017.To maintain project momentum the design team have already been appointed and are in the process of developing the scheme design to enable a Reserved Matters application to be submitted in December 2014. It is intended to novate, in part, the Architect and Civil/Structural Engineer, at Contractor appointment.

South Norfolk Council

street: Swan House, Swan Lane, Long Stratton

postalCode: NR15 2XE


title: Provision of Display Energy Certificates and Advisory Reports

description: The provision of accredited assessors to collate information essential to the production of Display Energy Certificates (DECs), undertake the assessment of building energy consumption and issue appropriate DECs and accompanying advisory reports across the 3 Councils, Hackney, Haringey and Enfield.A single supplier will be appointed to the Lot.

title: Provision of Energy Performance Certificates and Recommendation Reports

description: The provision of accredited assessors to collate information essential to the production of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), undertake the assessment of building energy consumption and issue appropriate EPCs and accompanying recommendation reports across Hackney and Haringey Councils.Assessors must be certified to deliver EPCs at levels 3,4 and 5.A single supplier will be appointed to the Lot.

title: Provision of Air Conditioning System Inspections and Reports

description: The provision of accredited assessors to collate information essential to the production of Air Conditioning System Inspections Reports (ACSIRs), undertake the assessment of air conditioning units over 12kW across Haringey and Hackney Councils.A single supplier will be appointed to the Lot.

title: Provision of Display Energy Certificates, Energy Performance Certificates and Air Conditioning Inspections.

description: The London Boroughs of Hackney, Haringey and Enfield are seeking to establish a Framework Agreement made up of three Lots:1. Provision of Display Energy Certificates (DECs) and Advisory Reports for all public buildings over 250 m² floor space.2. Provision of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) and Recommendation Reports for all relevant Commercial and Residential Sites.3. Air Conditioning System Inspections and Reports (ACSIRs) for units over 12kW.Each Lot will be awarded to the supplier with the most economically advantageous tender for that Lot.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Quality: 30

London Borough of Hackney

street: Hackney Town Hall, Mare Street

postalCode: E8 1EA


title: RM3640 L0327 - GRANTS LANDSCAPE RESEARCH - CONTRACT

description: This procurement has already been awarded. The information is published for transparency purposes. To commission a team of researchers to visit those who run government grant schemes and to provide research and analysis around the costs of administration, fraud & error and the effectiveness of grants.

Ipsos MORI

street: 79-81 Borough Road

postalCode: SE1 1FY


name: Central & North West London NHS Foundation Trust

title: Minor Works Framework.

description: Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (the Trust) is one of the largest non-acute trusts in the UK, caring for people with a wide range of physical and mental health needs. We have approximately 7 000 staff in over 200 sites who provide healthcare to a third of London's population and across wider geographical areas, including Milton Keynes, Kent and Surrey.It is the intention of the Trust that this framework shall be used as the delivery vehicle for any minor Capital Works projects delivering ongoing building refurbishment and remodelling contracts across multiple sites.The proposed contract period is 3 years, with an option to extend for a further year.The procurement method for the individual contracts called off under the framework agreement via mini-competition to all framework suppliers.

street: Stephenson House, 75 Hampstead Road

postalCode: NW1 2PL


title: Service & Maintenance of Central Battery Systems.

description: The University of Birmingham wishes to enter into a long-term contract for the service and maintenance of a range of central battery systems that will ensure that the relevant equipment is maintained and repaired to the highest quality standards. Accordingly the Employer is seeking competitive Tenders from suitably qualified contractors in response to this Invitation to Tender with a view to awarding a Contract to a single Contractor for the service and maintenance of a range of central battery systems.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 25
Resource: 15
Technical Support & Backup: 15
Compliance with Specification: 15
Admin, Contract & Account Management: 15
Skills, Knowledge & Experience: 15

University of Birmingham

street: Finance Office, Procurement Division, Edgbaston

postalCode: B15 2TT

Honeywell Building Solutions

street: Honeywell House

postalCode: RG12 1EB


title: St Joseph's Long Term Cleaning Contract.

description: This tender can only be accessed online at https://www.proactisplaza.com/SupplierPortal/Default.aspx please do not contact  to request tender documentation. Log on to https://www.proactisplaza.com/SupplierPortal/Default.aspx/ to access the tender.St Joseph's is a Roman Catholic High School located in Slough that provides education for pupils ages between 11-18.The School received a rating of ‘required improvement' in their last Ofsted inspection and are endeavouring to improve school life across the board – they believe that a clean, hygienic school will provide the right environment to make the improvments that will help them achieve their goals of being an outstanding school.The school mission statement is:‘St. Joseph's High School endeavours to be a centre of excellence which serves the needs of all its pupils and staff and where the teachings and values of Jesus are reflected in its structures and policies.'The contact is for an initial 3 years running from 28.10.2014 - 28.10.2017 with the potential for two annual one year extensions to be decided upon by the school. To confirm the contract will be for an initial three years with the potential of two annual extensions. The total maximum duration of the contract will be 5 years.The contract will comprise of 195 days of standard full daily cleans with periodic deep cleans to be completed during term time.

St Joseph's Catholic High School

street: Shaggy Calf Lane, Slough, Berkshire

postalCode: SL2 5HW


name: LA International Computer Consultants Ltd

title: Contingent Labour and Interim Resources

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

postalCode: ST1 5UB


title: Evaluation of the General Medical Council’s learning disabilities website (GMC180)

description:
The objective of this evaluation is to identify what the General Medical Council can learn from a project undertaken to develop a website to illustrate and expand on our guidance for doctors providing care to patients with learning disabilities. The evaluation will inform our future development work to implement and bring our professional standards for doctors to life.

 (MT Ref:116741)

General Medical Council (GMC)

street: 350 Euston Road

postalCode: NW1 3JN


title: Charity Commission/ OSCR - Printing, Publication & Distribution Service for new Charities SORP / Secretariat for Drafting Service of future SORP Updates

description: Lot 1 - A commercial opportunity providing a printing, publication, and distribution service for a new Charities Statements of Recommended Practice (SORPs). Lot 2- Provide secretariat and technical drafting resource for future updates of the SORPs.

Charity Commission/ OSCR

street: PO Box 1227

postalCode: L69 3UG


title: Mini Tender for Supply and Installation of Air Conditioning to Biomedical (ERDF)

description: Supply and Installation of Air Conditioning Units Supply and installation of five complete air conditioning units for BizzInn office required for the ERDF funded Biomedical innovation Hub including a single phase power supply for the external units and a waterproof isolator. BizzInn office is located adjacent to the Biomedical hub at the research park. Please note that the Contract Start Date, Contract Award Date and Contract End Date is subject to change.

University of Birmingham

street: Edgbaston


title: RM3603 - L0165; Digital Roadmap resource / service

description: To commission a strategic feasibility study which considers evidence in three key areas: o the existing digital landscape for grants administration across government and its Arms Length Bodies; o the scope to introduce a new government grants data repository and interactive funding map; and o the scope to introduce a digital system that would support, as far as is possible, the end-to-end grant administration process, either stand-alone for use by departments or within a central shared service.

Atkins Ltd

street: Woodcote Grove,Ashley Road

postalCode: KT18 5BW


title: Alliance Contract for Community Based Elective Care (LLR).

description: East Leicestershire and Rutland CCG, West Leicestershire CCG and Leicester City CCG have commissioned an Alliance Contract for Community based Elective Care to deliver the following vision and outcomes:Vision: To offer all Leicester, Leicestershire & Rutland (LLR) patients a choice which includes end-to-end Integrated care pathways for routine elective care that are delivered within Leicester, Leicestershire & Rutland.Outcomes: The Alliance will demonstrate the ability and flexibility to achieve each of the following key outcomes -1. Flex according to the needs of individual patients quickly and efficiently and to offer them choice (including, where appropriate, out of County): demonstrating effective dialogue with and response to patients2. Innovate & continually improve whole care pathways & quality outcomes in LLR: demonstrating clinical quality, innovation, safety & patient experience3. Realise maximum cost savings/efficiencies to the LLR health economy including use of fixed assets:demonstrating efficiency4. Minimise delays to implementing effective integration (end to end pathways and shared care): demonstrating ability to bring partners together including social care and collaborate successfully5. Actively shift care closer to home: demonstrating local care for pathways and localities where clinically appropriate and financially viable6. Enable commissioners to keep a lead role and effectively hold providers to account: demonstrating accountability7. Deliver the Better Care Together strategy of the local health economy: demonstrating managerial feasibility and capacityThe Alliance partners will perform the services from existing facilities in a range of locations including offering the choice of local care for all patients with clinical continuity of care.Pathway redesign is essential. Work has begun across the health community in the following pathways: Ophthalmology; Diabetic medicine; Respiratory; Dermatology; Gastroenterology.Work will follow on other pathways and the successful bidder/s will be expected to support clinical leaders to initiate and evaluate service redesign working with commissioners and their stakeholders.This Alliance partners will work together to deliver specific strategic outcomes described above. The services within the contract are envisaged to include community based elective care day case, new and follow up outpatients in:General surgery ; Endoscopy; Orthopaedics; Ophthalmology; Ear nose and throat; General medicine; Elderly care; Diabetic management; Dermatology; Rheumatology; Cardiology ; Gynaecology; Gastroenterology; Urology; Plastic surgery; Neurology; Nephrology ; Maxillo/facial surgery ; Pain management; Paediatrics; Diagnostics including imaging.In time, it is possible that acute outpatient, day case and inpatient activity will be added to this contract to enable commissioning of entire elective care pathways through this contract.The Alliance Contract has been awarded to LLR NHS partners (Leicestershire Partnershire Trust, University Hospitals of Leicester, LLR Provider Company).

GEM

street: Address 1

postalCode: SW1 3TT