title: Information Age Gallery - Motion Graphics Exhibits

description:
The Authority wishes to establish a Contract for the provision of the design and development of 8 storytelling animations for the Information Age Gallery at the Science Museum:

 Bro_B_01: Watching Coronation

 Cab_C_03: Need title

 Cab_D_04: The Radio’s Operator Stories

 Exc_C_01: Let Robson Sing

 Web_A_01: Computerised Teashops

 Web_B_01: Cold War Computers

 Web_B_03: The Development of Computer Network

 Web_C_01: Inventing the Wold Wide Web

 The exhibit designer should propose an innovative approach that is appealing and accessible for the target audience. The exhibit should create a powerful audiovisual experience while also effectively delivering the intended content.

 Included within this contract:

 The design and development of the exhibit.

 Acquisition or creation of assets (including all necessary licences and/or clearances).

 The presentation of initial and revised concepts at every stage of the development.

 The presentation of initial and revised Look and Feel

 The build of two prototypes of the exhibit for testing with visitors (including the writing of draft script)

 The build of the final exhibit.

 The specification of technical guidelines and requirements for the built of the physical housing.

 The specification of the hardware necessary for this exhibit in collaboration with the New Media department at the Science Museum.

 The exhibit installation - with support from New Media and Maintenance team.

 A detailed O&M manual

 Ongoing technical support during the 12-month warranty period

 Not Included:

 The build or procurement of the hardware necessary for this exhibit.

 Content research, script or copywriting.

 Design and construction of the physical housing or environment for this interactive (although Developers will need to liaise closely with the exhibition designers regarding the exhibits particular requirements).

 (MT Ref:108384)

Science Museum Group

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road

postalCode: SW7 2DD


measure: electronicBids

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: Provision of Cleaning Services.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: The successful tenderer will be required to provide cleaning services at Dartford Grammar School for Girls.Dartford Grammar School for Girls is a large site with 1066 students.The cleaning provision is currently run in-house, with some members of staff in the LGPS.The School is receiving a good standard of cleaning, but they are looking to improve it further as a result of this tender process.The cleaning contract will commence on 1.9.2014 for a period of 3 years.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails:
Competitiveness: 70
Quality: 80
Company Approach: 45
Contract Compliance: 20

mainProcurementCategory: services

Dartford Grammar School for Girls

street: Shepherds Lane

postalCode: DA1 2NT

countryName: UK

Birkin Cleaning Services Limited

street: 8 Little Mundells

postalCode: AL7 1EW

initiationType: tender


title: Fire door replacement programme for Canterbury City Council

description:
Canterbury City Council(EKH)have awarded the tender process for a contractor to carry out their fire door replacement programme. The successful contractor must have the ability to provide door manufacturing, design services and door installation.

 The fire doors will comply with the following British standards;

 BS 476 part 20 (1987)

 BS 476 part 22 (1987)

 BS 476 part 23 (1987)

 BS 476 part 31.1 (1983)

 BS 8214 (2008)

 BS EN 1634-1 (2008)

 (MT Ref:140120)

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: works

South East Consortium

street: Building 190,Kent Science Park

postalCode: ME9 8NP


title: Review of Telematics

description: The design and development of HS2 is on-going, the railway is envisaged to utilise a high degree of automation and will be reliant on many computer systems to provide a reliable, safe and excellently run railway. This Contract is for a study resulting in a report to consider the types of systems that would be required, possible routes to procurement and the timescales of activities to achieve the final solution. Telematics covers information and diagnostic systems to operate a business and a railway and covering but not limited to the following areas: • Computer systems to run a railway companies • Staff rostering, competence, training • Maintenance and fault repair scheduling • Train resources and allocations (passenger & engineering) • Route and infrastructure system availability for use by trains • Condition monitoring of many systems and presentation of alarms to signallers and maintenance staff • Train service specification, timetable development through to implementation of on the day timetables including passenger and engineering train movements • Traffic management to optimise the train service in real time, provide automatic train operation information to the train and to call routes in the signalling system • Ability to play back incidents for investigations and lesson learnt purposes • Support for emergency management of companies and railway business • Ticketing, reservations and customer information • Links to other railway companies and their systems • Conformance to Interoperability Standards • Security systems As the successful supplier will be advising HS2 Ltd, potential suppliers should have provided advice on the deployment of Information Technology, communications or control systems to a Railway company or undertaken such a deployment.

High Speed Two (HS2) Limited

street: Eland House,Bressenden Place

postalCode: SW1E 5DU


title: Norfolk County Council Public Health Primary Care Contract - Consultation

Norfolk County Council

street: Norfolk County Council,County Hall,Martineau Lane

postalCode: NR1 2DH


title: GB-trent: Interim Mixed Dry Recyclables Kerbside

description: Stoke-on-Trent City Council requires contractual arrangements to provide for the transportation, processing, sorting, marketing and onward sale of its Mixed Dry Recyclables waste stream arising from household waste collection rounds.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

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

postalCode: ST4 1HH


title: East Sussex Primary Care Mental Health Services

description: This notice relates to the procurement of a Primary Care Mental Health Services on behalf of NHS Eastbourne Hailsham Seaford CCG, NHS Hastings and Rother CCG and NHS High Weald Lewes Havens CCG (together the Commissioner). The Commissioner is supported in this project by KMCS (the CSU) and its procurement partner NHS Commercial Solutions (NCS), which is managing this procurement. Background: The purpose of the services is to provide: 1) primary care mental health workers to support to GP practices to manage patient care and enable timely, directed access to appropriate services; 2) psychological therapies for people with common mental health problems including depression and anxiety. Requirements: The primary care mental health services (PCMHS) are made up of two core components. These are designed to complement one another and should work together in an integrated way. They should also be considered to operate within a much wider whole service system. PCMHS can be defined with reference to a ‘stepped model of care’ as cited for example in NICE guidance, and operate at steps 1, 2 and 3 of this model. The overall role of the primary care mental health workers is to support GP practices to manage patient care and enable timely, directed access to appropriate services, including advising on appropriate referrals to psychological therapies services at steps 2 and 3 of the service model. • Primary care mental health workers must be qualified mental health professionals - CPN / Social Worker / O/T / Psychologist or equivalent In order to develop trust and confidence in primary care mental health workers’ role, it will be essential that the service provided is not perceived as ‘remote’ but rather based on the development of personal relationships in particular with GPs, but also with patients / the local population (the ‘public’), which are consistent and reliable. Services at steps 2 & 3, as a national programme the requirements for providing IAPT services are highly prescribed and providers should be fully aware of, up to date with, and make reference to all the relevant guidance, to ensure they comply with all national requirements and the key characteristics required to qualify as an IAPT service. Reference should be made by providers to the guidance referred to above, when determining their workforce and be specifically identified in relationship to their fulfillment of the following roles and areas of responsibility. • Clinical Leadership • Qualified Staff • Clinical Practice Supervision The table below sets out the numbers of qualified staff and their respective designations who must be employed to deliver IAPT psychological therapies during the period of the contract term. • IAPT Practitioners at Level 2 – 28 WTE • IAPT Practitioners at Level 3 – 44 WTE The contract is for 3 years with the option to extend for another 2 x 12 months..

street: Contact via eSourcing portal,Station Road

postalCode: AA1 1A

Contact via eSourcing portal

email: Contact via eSourcing portal

telephone: Contact via eSourcin


name: Dumfries and Galloway College, Dundee & Angus College, Ayrshire College, Borders College, City of Glasgow College, Coatbridge College, Edinburgh College, Edinburgh Napier University, Fife College, Forth Valley College, Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow Kelvin College, Glasgow School of Art, Heriot-Watt University, Inverness College, Lews Castle College, Moray College, New College Lanarkshire, Newbattle Abbey College, North East College Scotland, North Highland College, Orkney College, Perth College, Queen Margaret University, Robert Gordon University, Royal Conversatoire of Scotland, Sabhal Mor Ostaig, Scotland's Rural College, Shetland College

title: Laboratory Furniture.

APUC Limited

street: 14 New Mart Road

postalCode: EH14 1RL


currency: GBP

title: Training course

description: Training course

Momentum Incorporated

street: Suite 328,162-168 Regent Street

postalCode: W1B 5TD


title: Supply Of Combination Boilers -

description:
New Charter is seeking suppliers of Domestic Central Heating Combination Boilers

 (MT Ref:137078)

mainProcurementCategory: goods

New Charter Building Company Limited

street: Outram Road,Globe Lane Industrial Estate ,Purchasing & Stores

postalCode: SK16 4XP


title: Property Insurance Services excluding Broker Services

description: Property Damage, Loss of Rent, Property Owners' Liability and Terrorism in respect of Stansted Airport Ltd's investment property portfolio.

title: Liability Insurance Services excluding Broker Services

description: Employers' Liability Insurance and Public Liability (Non-Aviation) Insurance excluding Broker Services.

title: Motor Vehicle Insurance Services excluding Broker Services

description: Motor Trade and Valet Insurance excluding Broker Services.

description: Motor Fleet Insurance Services excluding Broker Services.

title: Marine, Aviation and other Transport Insurance Services excluding Broker Services

description: Aviation War, Hi-Jacking and Other Perils Liability Insurance (AVN52G) excluding Broker Services.

title: MAG 556 — General Insurance Services excluding Broking Services.

description: The provision of insurance services for Manchester Airport Group to include but not limited to the services listed in the lots described. The contracting entity requires only insurance companies to express their intentions. Broker service companies need not apply.

Manchester Airports Holdings Ltd

street: Olympic House, Manchester Airport

postalCode: M90 1QX


title: Basket/Flexible Electricity Procurement Solutions

description: Provision of basket/flexible price non half hourly (NHH), half hourly (HH) and unmetered (UMS) electricity supplies.

title: Fixed Price Gas Procurement Solutions

description: Provision of fixed price daily metered (DM), non daily metered (NDM) and independent gas transporter (IGT) gas supplies.

title: Basket/Flexible Price Gas Procurement Solutions

description: Provision of basket/flexible price daily metered (DM), non daily metered (NDM) and independent gas transporter (IGT) gas supplies.

title: Fixed Price Electricity Procurement Solutions

description: Provision of fixed price non half hourly (NHH), half hourly (HH) and unmetered (UMS) electricity supplies.

title: Supply of Non Half Hourly Electricity, Half Hourly Electricity and Natural Gas.

description: Compliant Procurement Solutions (CPS) is seeking to arrange a new framework agreement for use by CPS members and other contracting authorities within the UK. The purpose of the framework agreement will be to select and appoint appropriately licensed energy suppliers within the UK including Northern Ireland.It is anticipated that the majority of CPS members and other contracting authorities will utilise CPS's Approved Energy Consultants to facilitate the selection of an appropriate energy supplier via the mini-competition route.Details of permissible users can be found on http://www.compliantprocurementsolutions.co.uk/ojeu-framework-permissible-users.html.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=113364

Compliant Procurement Solutions Ltd

street: 32 Grosvenor Street, Suite 6

postalCode: W1K 4QS


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Estates Capacity Procurement

title: IRC Campsfield House_Add Accommodation & Ancillaries_Client Rep_BPRN 1614

Aedas

postalCode: LS10 1NE


title: Supply of an automated DNA extraction system (including reagents, consumables, training and maintenance)

title: Supply of an Automated DNA Extraction System (including reagents, consumables and maintenance).

description: The Cheshire and Merseyside Regional Molecular Genetics Laboratory based at Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust invited offers for the supply of a fully-automated system for the extraction of genomic DNA from human-derived sources including but not restricted to blood, saliva, amniotic fluid and homogenised tissue.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Core system requirements: 75
Cost and value for money: 25

Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust

street: Finance and Procurement, Crown Street

postalCode: L8 7SS

PerkinElmer LAS (UK) Ltd

street: Chalfont Road, Seer Green

postalCode: HP9 2FX


title: ESCC SR - Provision of Soft Facilities Management Services

description: Soft Facilities Management Framework Notice calling for Expressions of Interest East Sussex County Council are seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced companies who wish to be invited to tender, for the opportunity to provide soft facilities management services in East Sussex and surrounding areas.

East Sussex County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: BN7 1UE


title: Lo1 Mental Health & Prisons

title: Lot 2 Community Hospitals

title: Worcestershire Health & Care NHS Trust Pharmacy Service

description: Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust (WHCT) is seeking to award a contract for 48 months with two seperate 12 month extension periods. Therefore, the potential totallength of contract for each Lot would be 6 years. Each Lot would be awarded at the same time.HealthTrust Europe ('HTE') acting as a provider of procurement services to Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust (WHCT) is seeking to award a contract for Pharmacy Dispensing Services for the mentioned sites in this notice.The estimated annual value of the contract is c 600,000 GBP with a drug dispensing spend of 2.63m GBP per annum.Number of sites for each contract:Prisons – 2 sites;Mental health-18 sites;Community Hospitals- 5 sites.Scope of procurement:Prisons: procurement of drugs and medicinal products including containers: supply of stock medication including over-labelled stock and controlled drugs: dispensing of named patient medication: transport: out of hours service: invoicing: medicines information; action and implementation of drug and patient safety alerts; management of specialist drugs Mental Health: procurement of drugs and medicinal products including containers; supply of stock medication including over-labelled stock, packed-down stock and controlled drugs; dispensing of named patient medication; transport; out of hours service; invoicing; medicines information; provision of pharmacy top-up service to include stock rotation, stock control and stock reconciliation; action and implementation of drug and patient safety alerts; management of specialist drugs. Community Hospitals: procurement of drugs and medicinal products including containers; supply of stock medication including over-labelled stock and controlled drugs; dispensing of named patient medication; transport; out of hours service; invoicing, medicines information; provision of pharmacy top-up service to include stock rotation, stock control and stock reconciliation; action and implementation of drug and patient safety alerts; management of specialist drugs.Drug costs- based on 2011–2012 data:Prisons 761,000.00 GBPMH 1,145,800.00 GBPComm hosp 730,000.00 GBP

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality: 60

name: HealthTrust Europe LLP (HTE) acting as agent for the University Hospitals of Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust (“UHCW”)

street: Isaac Maddox House, Shrub Hill Road

postalCode: WR4 9RW

Lloydspharmacy Limited

postalCode: B97 4AJ

Worcester Acute Hospital NHS Trust

postalCode: WR5 1DD


title: Autoclave for Mechanical Testing in Sour Environments.

description: TWI has a requirement for a new high-temperature autoclave and rig for uniaxial tensile (UT) and slow strain rate (SSR) testing for the purpose of conducting mechanical testing of metallic specimens in aggressive environmentsThe National Structural Integrity Research Centre (NSIRC) is a new industrially led, joint initiative between TWI, lead academic partner Brunel University, alongside the University of Manchester, the University of Cambridge and a number of leading industrial partners.The initiative is funded by industry and by grants from the Regional Growth Fund (RGF) and Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE). Funding for equipment for NSIRC is being provided by HEFCE and is available in the period up to 31.3.2015 to assist in establishing a new facility at the TWI site in Abington, Cambridge and to purchase equipment to be used in the centre. All equipment must be accepted on the Abington site by the end of February 2015 at the latest.The equipment will be purchased by Brunel University but the procurement process is being undertaken by TWI on Brunel Universitys behalf.All correspondence regarding this tender procedure should be made through the TWI Ltd In-Tend system via the correspondence functionality.

Brunel University

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

postalCode: CB21 6AL


name: East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust

title: Purchase of Ambulances

description: LAS Ambulance purchase

Shawbrook Asset Finance

postalCode: G2 1BT


title: R&M of Playground Equipment (Various)

description: Within the City of Wolverhampton there are at present one hundred and seven (107) Play Areas, these are made up of fifty one (51) Traditional Playgrounds, twenty seven (27) Natural Play Areas, twenty four (24) Multi- Ball Games Areas (MUGA), and five (5) Skate Parks. Wolverhampton City Council seeks to appoint a single provider to carry out the Repair and Corrective Maintenance of the equipment situated in these Play areas. The scope of works will extend minor and structural repairs, refurbishment of equipment, and in some cases replacement of pieces of equipment that are beyond the point of economical repair. The number of Play Area sites may vary throughout the contract period.

Wolverhampton City Council

street: Corporate Procurement, Civic Centre,,St Peters Square

postalCode: WV1 1RL


title: GP IT Support Service.

description: Dorset CCG is responsible for commissioning the IT support for GPs and their systems. NHS England Area team is ultimately responsible for this service. The area team transfers the funding and responsibility to commission this service to the CCG. The service is required to deliver the core and mandated services as defined in 'Securing excellence in GP IT services – Operating Model' published by NHS England in December 2012. The service will include: - - IT Maintenance and Service Desk - GP clinical systems - Networking Services - Software Licences Register - National Systems Implementation - Information Governance Management - Hardware Management (including managing the asset register and proactive and preventative maintenance).

NHS Dorset Clinical Commissioning Group

street: NHS Dorset CCG, Vespasian House, Bridport Road

postalCode: DT1 1TS


title: Belfast HSCT Area

description: Tender for the Provision of Support, Care, Facilitation and Harm Reduction Services for People who are misusing Substances (Low Threshold Services) in the Belfast HSCT Area.

title: South Eastern HSCT Area

description: Tender for the Provision of Support, Care, Facilitation and Harm Reduction Services for People who are misusing Substances (Low Threshold Services) in the South Eastern HSCT Area.

title: Northern HSCT Area

description: Tender for the Provision of Support, Care, Facilitation and Harm Reduction Services for People who are misusing Substances (Low Threshold Services) in the Northern HSCT Area.

title: Southern HSCT Area

description: Tender for the Provision of Support, Care, Facilitation and Harm Reduction Services for People who are misusing Substances (Low Threshold Services) in the Southern HSCT Area.

title: Western HSCT Area

description: Tender for the Provision of Support, Care, Facilitation and Harm Reduction Services for People who are misusing Substances (Low Threshold Services) in the Western HSCT Area.

title: Tender for the Provision of Support, Care, Facilitation and Harm Reduction Services for People who are misusing Substances (Low Threshold Services).

description: Tender for the Provision of Support, Care, Facilitation and Harm Reduction Services for People who are misusing Substances (Low Threshold Services) across Northern Ireland.


title: Non Domestic Gas Central Heating Systems

description: The servicing maintenance and repair of non-domestic gas-fired heating and hot water systems, including flats cone fed from a communal system including pipework, tanks, radiators, mechanical controls, pressure vessels and pumps.

title: BMS Heating Control Systems

description: The servicing maintenance, repair and setting of BMS heating control systems and associated software, censors, wiring and modems.

title: Renewable Energy

description: The servicing maintenance and repair of solar thermal heating, air source heat pumps, CHPs biomass boilers, heat recovery units and all associated equipment including controls and pumps.

title: The Provision of Service, Maintenance and Repair of:– Non Domestic Gas Heating Systems;– BMS Heating Control Systems;– and Renewable Energyfor Hanover Housing Association.

description: Established in 1963 Hanover Housing Association (Hanover) is dedicated to providing choice and independence for older people and is one of the largest specialist providers of retirement housing and related support services for older people in England. The Hanover Group manages nearly 19 000 retirement and extra care properties, which are available for rent or purchase on more than 600 estates including 4 000 on behalf of other organisations. Hanover is the innovator of Extra Care Housing (housing with additional on-site support and facilities) with developments in 57 locations.The Group employs a dedicated workforce of nearly 1 000 individuals who provide over 30 000 residents and customers with a highly professional and personalised service.Hanover is seeking suitably qualified and experienced service, maintenance and repair providers for a 5 year (extendible by two 12 month periods at Hanover's sole discretion) for non-domestic gas heating systems, BMS heating control systems and renewable energy. The requirements are split in to three lots across 5 regions across England. The approximate annual value of the contract is 175 000 GBP.

Hanover Housing Association

street: Hanover House, 1 Bridge Close

postalCode: TW18 4TB


title: C2526.

description: London Gateway is requesting prequalification documents from suitable Contractors with experience in maintenance dredging.

London Gateway

street: Gate 2 The Manorway

postalCode: SS17 9PD


title: AECOM - HA Image and Identity: Customer Awareness and Naming Qualitative Research

description: To provide qualitive research for the Identity and Image project.


title: RM4158 – L0590; Delivering Differently for Young People programme – Devon Youth Services - DRAFT ITT

description: This support package has the following objectives for Devon Youth Service: To enable the Potential PSM to develop an existing business plan into a robust 5 year business plan with accompanying and detailed financial model To deliver a model of governance that serves the needs of the Potential PSM (enabling staff, service users and young people to participate and contribute to the development of the Potential PSM). To develop a clear understanding of commercial and financial requirements necessary for the Potential PSM to grow and thrive To capture and share key learning and experience with other Parent Bodies and youth services considering mutualisation

Crown Commercial Service - London

street: 1 Horse Guards Road,Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ


title: Finance and Procurement System.

description: The Trust is seeking a contract for the provision of a fully integrated financial and procurement system, we currently have a comprehensive suite of financial modules from one provider that is supported by a managed service bureau. The current systems are accessed both via a Citrix connection and standard popular internet browsers.The provider must provide robust and comprehensive backup and disaster recovery arrangements, system upgrades and a support desk that is responsive to user requirements.

The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

street: Wilmslow Road

postalCode: M20 4BX


name: Tower Hamlets Clinical Commisioning Group

title: Last Years of Life Service.

description: Social services. To provide a service for people in the last year of life that enables them to remain at home as long as possible, if that is their choice, improves their experience of local services and supports them / their carers to have the best quality of life possible.Objectives:Access and integration.— To work closely with hospitals and GP's in Tower Hamlets to identify people for service input;— To engage socially isolated older people who may traditionally be reluctant to accept help and support - particularly from the statutory sector;— To signpost and refer people into support services provided by local NHS, local Government and voluntary sector at the earliest opportunity; and— Work with other service providers to provide seamless care.Needs assessment.— Understand people's requirements in their last years of life.Support.— Provide a befriending service;— Provide practical help in the home that is not covered by social services;— Provide carer's support enabling the carer to have short term ‘care-free' time; (i.e. a few hours per week); and— Provide holistic support e.g. therapeutic servicesPrevention.— To protect the health and wellbeing of both cared for people and their carers through befriending, practical and emotional supportPatient / care experience.— To improve the experience of service users and their carers;— To generate feedback from carers and cared for people on their needs and the degree to which local services are accessible, equitable and appropriate3.2 Service description/care pathway.— The service will be provided by a team of dedicated, trained support workers. They will provide the service to clients at home and at other venues over a specified time period.— The service will provide both emotional and practical support to adults in their last years of life in their own homes targeting, but not exclusively, the isolated person.— Referrals will be accepted from professionals, clients and their carers and other organisations providing a service to the client. They can be sent through by fax, telephone or email.— Service in operation 8:00 am - 8:00 pm, 7 days a week.Objectives:Access and integration.— To work closely with hospitals and GP's in Tower Hamlets to identify people for service input;— To engage socially isolated older people who may traditionally be reluctant to accept help and support - particularly from the statutory sector;— To signpost and refer people into support services provided by local NHS, local Government and voluntary sector at the earliest opportunity; and— Work with other service providers to provide seamless care.Needs assessment.— Understand people's requirements in their last years of life.Support.— Provide a befriending service;— Provide practical help in the home that is not covered by social services;— Provide carer's support enabling the carer to have short term ‘care-free' time; (i.e. a few hours per week); and— Provide holistic support e.g. therapeutic services.Prevention.— To protect the health and wellbeing of both cared for people and their carers through befriending, practical and emotional supportPatient / care experience.— To improve the experience of service users and their carers;— To generate feedback from carers and cared for people on their needs and the degree to which local services are accessible, equitable and appropriate.3.2 Service description/care pathway.— The service will be provided by a team of dedicated, trained support workers. They will provide the service to clients at home and at other venues over a specified time period.— The service will provide both emotional and practical support to adults in their last years of life in their own homes targeting, but not exclusively, the isolated person.— Referrals will be accepted from professionals, clients and their carers and other organisations providing a service to the client. They can be sent through by fax, telephone or email.— Service in operation 8:00 am - 8:00 pm, 7 days a week.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 85
Price: 15

street: 2nd Floor Alderney Building, Mile End Hospital, Bancroft Road

postalCode: E1 4DG


title: Older Persons' Housing Related Support and Care & Support Services within Extra Care Housing - 3094/14.

description: Social work and related services. Social work services. Social work services without accommodation. Welfare services not delivered through residential institutions. ESPO has been engaged by Leicestershire County Council to assist in the procurement of two services, split into lots and sub-lots as below.Lot 1 is for Housing Related Support services for older people, to provide low level planned support, enabling individuals to remain independent in their home. This service will be broken down into 7 geographical sub-lots based on the borough boundaries within Leicestershire.Contracts under this lot will begin on 6.1.2014 for the transition phase, with on-going service delivery beginning 1.7.2014 until 30.6.2016 with the provision to extend for a further one plus one year (potentially 4 years in total). The total value of contracts available under this lot is estimated at GBP 1.1m p.a. for the first year, although in subsequent years it is anticipated that this value will decrease.Lot 2 relates to the provision of Care and Support Services in three Extra Care Housing Schemes (there is a separate sub-lot for each scheme) in Leicestershire, and comprises of; core block contracts for Support and Emergency Care Services, with the potential for additionally commissioned care hours according to the assessed needs and choices of individual residents.Contracts under this lot are anticipated to commence on 7.4.2014 for 2 years, with the provision to extend for up to a further 2 years on a one, plus one, basis (potentially 4 years in total). The total value of contracts available under this lot is estimated at GBP 500k p.a.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Price: 40

Leicestershire County Council

street: c/o ESPO, Barnsdale Way, Grove Park, Enderby

postalCode: LE19 1ES

Help at Home (Lot 2 award only)

street: 2nd Floor, Olympic House, 3 Olympic Way

postalCode: HA9 0NP


title: Vehicle Contract Hire

description: Vehicle contract hire together with total fleet management services

title: As Per Lot 1 with Racking and Conversion

description: Vehicle contract hire (vans, car derived vans, SWB panel vans, LWB panel vans) fitted with bespoke racking (typically roof rack with roof bars, access ladder to rear, ply panelling in rear floor, sides and rear door cards)

title: As Per Lot 1 with Vehicle Telematics

description: Cars, car derived vans, SWB panel vans and LWB panel vans to be fitted with vehicle telematics system with the system producing and supplying a suite of management reports. Example telematics system that may be considered i.e. Traffic Master / Masternaut (Actual specification as stated in the ITT documents)

title: As Per Lot 1 with Fuel Cards and Fuel Card Management

description: Vehicle contract hire together with the provision of Fuel Cards and Fuel Card Management Information Services and total fleet management services

title: As Per Lot 1 with Total Fleet Management Services

description: Vehicle contract hire together with fleet management services fully inclusive of Driver licence checks, Congestion Charge registration, First registration & delivery, Livery & branding, Racking, Fleet administration, Undertaking of Taxation / MOT / Insurance service, Routine service & maintenance, Breakdown assistance, Replacement vehicle, Windscreen replacement service, Tyre replacement service, Fuel cards together with fuel monitoring service and management reporting

title: Variant Bid LOT

description: Tenderers are invited to submit a variant bid as a Variant Lot

title: Vehicle Contract Hire and All Inclusive Vehicle Fleet Management Services.

description: Vehicle contract hire extending to vans, cars, LWB Panel vans, Minibuses and Minibuses with wheelchair / disabled access conversions & adaptations together with Total Fleet Management Services.

Peabody Group

street: 45 Westminster Bridge Road

postalCode: SE1 7JB


title: Vehicle Purchase

description: Vehicle Purchase - Call Off from GPS Framework Ref RM859 -http://gps.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/contracts/rm859

JAGUAR LAND ROVER LIMITED

postalCode: CV5 9DR


name: The Secretary of State for International Development of the UK Government (DFID)

title: Humanitarian Relief Shelter Kits.

description: Non-Exclusive framework agreement with multiple suppliers for Humanitarian Relief Shelter Kits. including separate lots for Shelter Kits and for seperate Plastic Sheets. The exact quantity and type of Shelter Kits or Plastic Sheets to be purchased will be defined through Mini Competition and Call Down Contract.

street: 22 Whitehall

postalCode: SW1A 2EG

NRS International

street: Jebel Ali Free Zone

countryName: AE

Techno Relief PVT LTD

street: B310 Everest Grande, Mahakali Road, Opp. Ahura Centre

countryName: IN

Reltex Relief Supplies LTD

street: Canvas Works, Cox Lane

postalCode: KT9 1SG


title: A27 Chichester Bypass- Traffic Modelling

description: Traffic Modelling on the A27 Chichester Bypass in line with the SR13 Pipline Schemes.

Leeds City Council

street: St George House,2nd Floor, 40 Great George Street

postalCode: LS1 3DL

Connell Brother Limited

postalCode: M6 6FL


title: Education Resources 2014-15

description: Educational strategy, development and testing for Cracking Ideas Challenge

National Schools Partnership

street: 1 Hardwicke Square,Wandsworth

postalCode: SW18 4AW


title: Smart Islands — Delivery Framework for Sustainable Communities based on Renewable Technologies and Social Innovation.

Council of the Isles of Scilly

street: Council of the Isles of Scilly, Town Hall, ST Mary's Isles of Scilly

postalCode: TR21 0LW


title: NDA RWMD Secondment Chief Geologist

description: Secondment of Chief Geologist role

University of Leeds

street: 101 Clarendon Road,Woodhouse Lane


title: Acquisition of The Cattle Market Site

description: Acquisition of one freehold title (subject to leases) and three leasehold title for The Cattle Market Site, Cattle Market Road, Bristol.

Bond Dickinson LLP

postalCode: BS1 6 DZ


name: Havering College of Further Education and Higher Education

title: Haverig College of FE and HE HR System and Support Contract.

description: The Havering College of FE and HE requires one supplier to provide them with new HR Software and provide a support provision.

street: College of Further and Higher Education Ardleigh Green Road Essex

postalCode: RM11 2LL


name: Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

title: Automation Of Business Process

description: Nottingham University Hospitals Trust (NUH) is looking to procure the services of a single supplier which will provide robotic automation software to facilitate the integration of systems used within the Trust and by other NHS or Health related organisations where traditional integration cannot be achieved.

street: City Campus,Hucknall Road

postalCode: NG5 1PB


title: British Embassy Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire: Upgrade Works

description: This is the pre-qualification questionnaire for the General Contractor (hereinafter called the GC) of works to the British Embassy and Ambassador’s Residence in Abidjan. The GC’s work scope includes the delivery of the following works: • Provide more appropriate Embassy offices which are ‘fit-for purpose’, including o Enhance the privacy to between the residence and embassy o Provide additional staff welfare facilities o Provide a DDA compliant toilet o Improve the meeting room space • Create a new Guard House • Create a new guichet • Improve security within the residence and modifications to the security refuge in the cellar The Contractor’s roles and responsibilities will be fully detailed in the tender documents but are summarised as follows (Full Specification and Drawings Traditional Contract): • Completion of the project on time, to the agreed quality standard as set out in contract drawings and specifications. • Preparation, implementation and maintenance of a construction programme. • Issue of regular progress reports to an agreed format. • Management and responsibility for site health and safety. • Management, responsibility and co-ordination of site logistics including site delivery access and egress. • Preparation of a handover plan for agreement by the Project Manager and implementation of the agreed plan. • Provision of satisfactory operation and maintenance documentation. • Preparation and maintenance of a Health & Safety Plan. • Preparation of a proposed final account for agreement with the Cost Manager. • Making good all defects. • Attending/chairing meetings (e.g. Progress meeting, Site meetings, Quality Control meetings, Defect Inspections, etc.).

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

street: Old Admiralty Building

postalCode: SW1A 2PA


name: North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust

title: Provision of motor insurance for operational and non-operational vehicles on behalf of the Association of Ambulance Trusts for a three year period with the option to extend for a further year.

street: Bernicia House, Goldcrest Way, Newburn Riverside

postalCode: NE15 8NY


name: Department for Communities and Local Government

title: Media Buying - Right to Buy Campaign – Wise Up

description: media buying for Advertorial in social housing newsletters

postalCode: WC1X 8RX


title: Palm House, Princess of Wales Conservatory and Traditional Chinese Medicines Festival Interpretation

description: From the 24 May to 7 September 2014 Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew is holding a festival to celebrate the positive affect plants have on our health and wellbeing, with a particular focus on medicinal plants. We are seeking a creative partner to help us realise our festival vision for the Palm House and Princess of Wales Conservatory and a self-led trail about Traditional Chinese Medicine. This will require the conception, design, production and installation of 3D interpretation, both interactive and static, that will enable our visitors to explore the stories of key plants across the glasshouses and identify plants across the Gardens (inside and outside) that are used in Traditional Chinese Medicines. This project will require hands on interactive/explorable installations (approximately 10 each of two designs) plus static but highly visible solutions that pinpoint particular plants in various locations (up to 40 across 3 different designs). They will sit across a range of climatic environments and may need to function beyond the 3 ½ months of the festival. We are therefore seeking companies that can demonstrate extensive experience of delivering similar projects within a visitor destination, creating content-led, creative and robust 3D interpretation pieces that will excite, delight and surprise our visitors.

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, KEW

street: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

postalCode: TW9 3AB


title: GB-Bristol: Structural Design Services

description: The DVSA requires the services of a suitably qualified firm to provide structural engineering design services in relation of the following test equipment: I. Design and installation of a Dynaroller Tie-Down Point II. Design and installation of a Load Simulator Rail III. Design and installation of a Pit Jack Rail The specific service requirements the contractor will be required to undertake in respect of this opportunity are contained in the tender documents which can be obtained from the Authority's contact.

Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency

street: Berkeley House,Croydon Street

postalCode: BS5 0DA

Craddy Pitchers Davidson

street: Eden Lodge Studios ,Chapel Pill Lane ,Ham Green

postalCode: BS20 0BX


title: Surge Arrestors.

description: Supply of surge arresters to Western Power Distribution bulk stores at Sowton Exeter.

Western Power Distribution

street: Lamby Way

postalCode: CF3 2EQ

ABB Limited

street: Daresbury Park

postalCode: WA4 4BT


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

title: Services Packaging Instruction Sheet (SPIS) Technical Support

Allan Webb Ltd

postalCode: GL10 3RF


title: PIN for Integrated Financial, HR and Payroll Solution.

Scottish Borders Council

street: Council Headquarters

postalCode: TD6 0SA


title: Managed Print Service (FRAM340/14).

description: The University invites tenders for the provision of a Managed Print Service across the entire organisation.The University and the IT department has a number of aims:— To reduce the variety and number of printers and photocopiers on campus to enable a reduction in the complexity of the estate and reduce the variety of devices;— To have the tools necessary to monitor and measure print and copy volumes;— To have a printing estate that is resilient and reliable to ensure continuity of business systems and processes;— For the printing estate to be financially sustainable, offering affordability and value for money whilst being utilised widely across the University;— To be reliable, scalable and integrate seamlessly with relevant University systems whilst complying with the relevant standards;— To be secure and audit-able, offering security and analysis of messaging, installation and connectivity.We are looking for options and costs for on-site and off-site support, standard and premium service options, options and costs for remote management tools as well as proposals for quality control and KPIs. We would expect the successful supplier to be able to deliver follow me printing / pull-printing to enable users to access their documents across the University estate as well as be able to offer current solutions for the variety of end user devices such as Windows, Apple, iPad, mobile devices, Linux, lab kit, etc. We would also expect the successful supplier to be able to link printing to smart cards as a requirement so suppliers should detail in the experience section that this can be implemented.As well as the Managed Print Service being able to accommodate all of the requirements of University staff, it is expected that there will also be a requirement in terms of High Volume devices such as ‘Central Print requirements' as well as ensuring that the University is able to meet the demand and potential for ‘student printing' both now and in the future.This contract may be used by the University to make purchases on projects that are fully or part-funded by European Union funds or Programs including but not limited to:— European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) or;— European Structural and Investment Fund (ESIF) or;— Research Councils UK (RCUK), the strategic partnership of the UK's seven Research Councils.The Contracting Authority for this Framework Agreement is the University of Birmingham and will be the primary user however the Framework Agreement may also be used by the West Midlands Universities as detailed in the tender documentation.Additionally, the agreement may also be accessed by other Universities in the United Kingdom. In addition, the University will provide access to the following classifications of user organisations:— Educational Establishments: Nursery School, Primary School, Middle or High School, Secondary School, Academy, Special School, Pupil Referral Unit (PRU), Further Education College, University;— Local Authority Councils: County, Unitary, District, Borough, and Metropolitan Councils (Parish and Community Councils are also permissible users);— NHS Bodies, the HSC (Northern Ireland) and Ambulance Services:The participation in and use of the contract by these other authorities would be at the discretion of the contractor and the University on a viability basis e.g. if the existing specification is acceptable, or in certain circumstances can easily be modified e.g. by adding a small additional requirement to the contract with the authorisation of the Lead University (University of Birmingham), and provided the modification would not conflict with the EU directives.

University of Birmingham

street: Procurement Division, Aston Webb 'B' Block, Edgbaston

postalCode: B15 2TT


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

title: ECASSANDRA TECHNICAL SUPPORT

description: Support and Hosting of eCassandra on RLI

BMT Defence Services Ltd

street: Maritime House,210 Lower Bristol Road

postalCode: BA2 3DQ


title: Symantec Licences

description: Symantec Licences


title: IMAT- SKF condition monitoring system, installation and commissioning.

SKF (UK) Ltd

street: Sundon Park Road

postalCode: LU3 3BL


name: MARUM Center for Marine Environmental Sciences

title: MARUM MeBo Engineering Development: materials and staff time

street: Bremen University,Leobener Strasse 33 04 40


title: Events Research

description: Throughout the year the GLA delivers a number events and festivals for Londoners. These range in size and are held at different locations across the city. The London Engagement Team at the GLA wish to commission a programme of research to evaluate their programmeThis contract is for the provision of the following programme of research that will need to be delivered.

ICM Research

street: Creston House,10 Great Pulteney Street

postalCode: W1F 9NB


title: Provision of Review of the Site-Specific Design Aspects of the Nuclear Island Common Raft Foundation

description: BACKGROUND TO THE PROJECT Hinkley Point C (HPC) site has been licensed by the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) to facilitate the licensee, NNB Generation Company Ltd (NNB GenCo), to construct and operate two EPRTM reactors. Nuclear safety aspects of the construction, commissioning and operation of the site will be permissioned by ONR via a series of regulatory permissioning points under site licence conditions. The first of these permissions is the first pour of nuclear safety related concrete, and this will give consent to NNB GenCo to start construction of the Technical Galleries. The second stage of construction requiring ONR consent to commence is for Nuclear Island safety related concrete. This stage will allow the pouring of the first concrete for the common raft foundation of the Nuclear Island. The HPC permissioning phase has been pre-dated by a Generic Design Assessment (GDA) of the EPRTM designs by ONR. ONR has issued a Design Acceptance Confirmation (DAC), accepting in principle that the generic design was suitable for construction at UK sites; this is known as Phase 1. Phase 2 is the site-specific stage, covering the detailed design of all structures, including those that were not assessed during GDA, together with the site construction activities. The GDA process assumed a number of generic design bases, e.g. a wide range of soil properties, and the DAC has been issued on the understanding that subsequent Phase 2 work will demonstrate these generic design bases envelope the site-specific values. If this cannot be demonstrated then the generic design is unsuitable for the site in question. There were a significant number of structures deemed to be outside the scope of GDA and which will be covered by site-specific designs. As a result the GDA focused on general design principles and on those buildings that are supported by or adjacent to the Nuclear Island common raft. The Nuclear Island comprises a range of buildings, including the reactor building, and the majority of the safety-related buildings are supported by a common raft foundation in the shape of a cruciform, with the reactor building at its centre and the electrical and safeguards buildings at its edges. The GDA raised a number of assessment findings (GDAF) that NNB GenCo will have to close-out prior to the identified permissioning points in the construction process. A number of GDAF are relevant to the site-specific elements of the design of the common raft (see Table 1), and all of these must be closed out in advance of the first pour of nuclear safety related concrete. ONR intends to carry out early intervention by sampling the site-specific design, in particular the proposed static and seismic ground models, GDAF technical responses and soil-structure interaction design studies. The licensee and their Responsible Designer’s (RD) are currently engaged in finalising the Phase 2 Basic Design; developing their plans to resolve GDAF and awarding detailed design contracts. Work by ONR on reviewing NNB GenCo’s proposals for the site-specific design of the common raft has previously been undertaken in the period 2010-2011, and it is now necessary to re-commence this work. This work will aim to ensure that adequate responses are received to queries previously raised; review new design studies; ensure that relevant GDAF are closed out; and ensure that there is an adequate methodology established for the detailed design. ONR is seeking specialist assistance from a suitably experienced Technical Support Contractor (TSC) to undertake the detailed review and assessment of sample deliverables produced by the licensee in relation to the site-specific elements of the common raft design. The assessment will seek to confirm that the generic design remains suitable for use at HPC; that relevant findings arising from GDA have been closed out; and that the site-specific designs are acceptable and in accordance with relevant good practice. The key skills required to undertake this work are of a specialised nature, and in particular require detailed knowledge and experience of static and seismic geotechnical design, soil-structure interaction, structure-soil-structure interaction, finite element analysis and boundary element methods.

Ove Arup & Partners Ltd

postalCode: W1T 4BQ


title: UK SBS RE140275 Lot 1

description: Lot 1:The NIMR have agreed specifications for a 5 Laser Flow Cytometer. The proposed system offered to be fitted with a minimum of 5 solid state lasers operating at wavelengths around 355 nm (three five five), 405 nm (four zero five), 488 nm (four eight eight), 561 nm (five six one), 640 nm (six four zero). The full specifications for this system can be found via our on-line tendering platform Emptoris.

title: UK SBS RE140275 Lot 2

description: Lot 2:The NIMR have agreed specifications for a 4 Laser Flow Cytometer. The proposed system offered to be fitted with a minimum of 4 solid state lasers operating at wavelengths around 355 nm (three five five), 488 nm (four eight eight), 561 nm (five six one), (six four zero). The full specifications for this system can be found via our on-line tendering platform Emptoris.

title: UK SBS RE140275 Lot 3

description: Lot 3:The NIMR have agreed specifications for a 30 Colour Full Spectrum Fluorescence Flow Cytometer System. The proposed system shall be capable of analysing the fluorescence of at least 28 fluorophores and 2 light scatter parameters. The full specifications for this system can be found via our on-line tendering platform Emptoris.

title: UK SBS RE140275

description: Lot 4:The NIMR have agreed specifications for a 20 Colour Full Spectrum Fluorescence Flow Cytometer System. The proposed system shall be capable of analysing the fluorescence of at least 18 fluorophores and 2 light scatter parameters. The full specifications for this system can be found via our on-line tendering platform Emptoris.

title: UK SBS RE140275.

description: Our customer, the MRC National Institute for Medical Research (NIMR) are tendering for 4 separate Full Flow Cytometer Systems. The specifications for these have been split into 4 individual Lots. Tendering organisations are invited to tender for 1 or more of the lots specified.In all Lots the Contractor shall design, manufacture, supply, deliver, position, install, test, commission and set to work a system at the MRC National Institute for Medical Research (NIMR), The Ridgeway, Mill Hill, London, NW7 1AA.The System(s) shall be purchased via an official NIMR purchase order, formed against a Contract Supply Document for the equipment, competitively tendered, negotiated and agreed by NIMR with the Contractor.The NIMR invites tender(s) or bid(s) for the items described, specified and listed below and generally in accordance with the given programme (Section 6.9).The NIMR will give due consideration to any tender(s) or bid(s) whether of standard manufacture or of an alternative design solution(s) that provides and delivers innovation, good design, accounts for on-going product development and clearly demonstrates measurable subsequent benefits.For all types of tender(s) or bid(s) submitted to the NIMR, and any that are subsequently awarded a formal Contract Supply Document and official purchase order, the NIMR shall reserve the right to agree contract flexibility and adjust item quantity requirements and/or the delivery timing set out in the given programme, should it be conducive for the NIMR to do so.

UK SBS

street: North Star House, North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Main Contractor to provide a new building for cTAP at Lancaster University

description: Introduction The new cTAP (Core Technology Access Programme) building will provide additional research and development laboratories, offices and meeting rooms as well as providing a front door to the new facility which will integrate closely with the Universities new Department of Chemistry. Design – Use The new cTAP facility will provide small and medium enterprises with support for product and process innovation guidance throughout all stages of product design, scale-up and performance testing. The building is designed to provide laboratory and office accommodation for cTAP staff, partner companies and technologists. The building will have a ‘front door’ off John Creed Avenue and will directly link to the Department of Chemistry in the Faraday Building. Design – Layout Ground floor provides office and clerical accommodation, the upper floors house laboratory and write-up accommodation. Research accommodation will include open plan laboratories, specialist instrument laboratories, sample preparation areas and secure dedicated sample storage areas. Office areas leading from the laboratories will provide desk based working space for write-up and storage for non-laboratory items. Ground floor office accommodation will include cellular and open plan office areas, meeting rooms, interaction areas, reception area and ancillary office space. Open plan mixing areas will facilitate integration between cTAP building users and the Departments of Chemistry and Physics. Plant and service accommodation predominantly serving the laboratory accommodation will be located within enclosed roof level plant rooms which are detailed and arranged to respect campus context. Context The adjacent and adjoining Faraday Building are three storeys in height with plant rooms forming a partial fourth storey. The proposed site is bound by the existing Faraday building to the west, John Creed Avenue to the north and the newly created Department of Chemistry NMR suite to the south. Faraday east and west buildings are currently being refurbished to accommodate the Department of Chemistry. Project Information The project comprises 1,070m² with a procurement route of two stage open book D&B. Indicative Timetable Issue PQQ 10th June 2014 Mid PQQ site visit/ Q&A session TBC Return of PQQ 11th July 2014 (EU minimum) Analysis of PQQ’s Early July Pre-tender Interviews TBC Issue Tender to successful shortlist Mid/ Late July Tender Returns TBC (35 day EU minimum) Award Tender Sept/ Oct 2014 Commence on site Qt. 4 2014 Work complete Qt. 4 2015 Please note this is an indicative timetable in order to provide information regarding the future tender following the return of the PQQ’s. European Regional Development Fund Programme The work undertaken in this tender is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund Programme 2007 to 2013.

Estate Management Dept

street: University House

postalCode: LA1 4YW


title: GB-Plymouth: Fleet Time Fit - NBCD/00034

description: Fit additional 240V power supplies to Senior rates Cabins Type 23 Surface Ships

Ministry of Defence, Ships - CB1a

street: NBHQ,Ground Floor Building N058,HMNB Devonport

postalCode: PL12 2BG


title: United Kingdom-Bristol: MES/21406 - Repair, maintenance and associated services related to marine and other equipment

description: Supply of Spares, Repairs and Post Design Services for Small Gearboxes and Associated Equipment Repair, maintenance and associated services related to marine and other equipment. Marine equipment. Design support services. Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), Maritime Platform System (MPS), Maritime Equipment Systems (MES) has a requirement for the future supply of Spares, Repair, Post Design and Technical Support for Small Vessel Main Propulsion Gearboxes and Associated Equipment. Contract requirements may include but not be limited to the following fields in which the candidates will be required to demonstrate sufficient capability, capacity and proficiency: Through Life Management: — Project Management — Configuration management — Obsolescence management — Risk and opportunity management Supply: — Supply of main equipment — Supply of equipment spares Repair: — Repair of equipment and components — Refurbishment of equipment and components Post Design and Technical Support: — Post Design Services — Technical Support The Contract will contain lists of items that shall require pricing during the competitive tender process, which may be subject to a reverse auction. Suppliers wishing to express an interest in this requirement are required to: Submit a copy of their BS EN ISO 9001:2008 3rd Party Certification accredited/recognised by UKAS, with an appropriate scope to meet the requirement. In the event that no ISO certification is held, the Company must be able to demonstrate that they operate and maintain a business/quality management system acceptable to the Department within that same scope. Confirm that they are willing or able to trade electronically using the Purchase to Payment (P2P) business process. Companies who submit an Expression of Interest may be required to complete and submit a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire to confirm their suitability to be included in the tender panel for this requirement. The Authority's decision in this matter will be final. CPV: 50240000, 34930000, 79933000.


title: Integrated Tier 2 Community Dermatology for West Hampshire CCG

NHS South Commissioning Support Unit

postalCode: SO50 5PB.


title: The Supply, Installation, Maintenance and Support of Full Cab and Computer based Simulators for New Train Driver requirements.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

First Greater Western Limited

street: Milford House

postalCode: SN1 1HL


name: Torbay and Southern Devon Health and Care NHS Trust (TSDHCT)

title: TSDHCT/E/02/14 - Complete Building Maintenance Services for Hospital & Healthcare Premises.

description: Provision of Complete Building Maintenance Services for Hospital & Healthcare Premises (see MOI available via Tactica - eTendering portal).

street: Via Tactica (e'tendering portal - see details in section V1.3 below)


title: Catering Provision for Loch Lomond Outdoor Centre, Ardlui.

description: The Contract is for the provision of catering services for the LLOC at Ardlui which is located within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, at the most northerly point of Loch Lomond where the River Falloch enters the Loch. WDC shall provide kitchen and serving facilities on site which the Supplier may utilise for the purposes of storing, preparing, cooking and serving meals to residents attending Outdoor Activities Courses and non-Residential and Residential Conferences/Meetings at the Centre. A list of bookings in the years 2013 and 2014 is attached as Appendix 1 hereto, as is the forecast of bookings for 2015. These figures should only be taken as indications of historical and projected volumes and do not constitute an obligation to procure such volumes during the period of the Contract.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=321106The 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.

West Dunbartonshire Council

street: Garshake Road

postalCode: G82 3PU


name: Staffordshire County Council Staffordshire Procurement

title: South Staffordshire Service User Participation Service

description: A service to represent the views of, and involce people with a mental illness aged 16 years and above residing in Boroughs of Stafford, East Staffs, and Tamworth, and the districts of Cannock Chase, South Staffs and Lichfield. The service is about making sure that mental health commissioning, services, organisations and policies and practice are led and shaped by the people best placed to know what works: people who use mental health services. They are experts by experience. The provider must be able to demonstrate that they are independent of any other Adult Mental Health assessment care and treatment service provision in the contract area for people with a mentall illness. It is expected that the provider can demonstrate an existing and established network of eligible service users in order to deliver the following: Informing - ensuring people are aware and knoledgeable Consulting - people have the opportunity to influence Involve - active participation of a person with lived experience of mental illness Partner - service users volunteering for the service, representing and acting on behalf of other service users Lead - service users leading projects, programmes, workshops

street: Wedgwood Building,Tipping Street

postalCode: ST16 2DH


title: Provision of Security Products (CCTV, Cabling, Access Control)

description: Call off from Transport For London framework - TFL SCP 000109

ADI GARDINER

postalCode: SE1 0HL


title: Development of information on the Care Act 2014 for people in Custodial Settings

description: The Care Act 2014 sets out, amongst other things, the responsibilities, from April 2015, of Local Authorities with regards to the assessment of, and provision of social care and support to those aged 18 and over in prisons and approved premises such as bail hostels. To support better awareness and understanding of the prisons and approved premises provisions of the Act, DH wish to commission the development of a suite of information that will explain to individuals their rights under the Care Act and will cover all elements of a care and support journey whilst in prison or an approved premises setting, from general awareness raising on awareness from prison through assessment, eligibility, care planning, complaints, safeguarding, charging and support on release.

Department of Health

street: Skipton House,80 London Road,Elephant & Castle

postalCode: SE1 6LH


description: Seismic Programme - Planning & Desk Study - Call Off from FCO CPG Framework - Contract Ref 2011/S 204-331733

ATKINS LTD

postalCode: KT18 5BW


title: Hoveton Great Broad Macrophyte Study

description: Natural England is currently working in partnership with the Environment Agency to produce a restoration plan for Hoveton Great Broad and Hudson’s Bay. These Broads are situated within the Bure Valley, downstream of Wroxham, Norfolk. They form part of the Bure Broads and Marshes SSSI, which in turn is a component Site of Broadland SPA, The Broads SAC and Broadland Ramsar Site. They also form part of the Bure Marshes NNR. Both Broads are currently assessed as being in unfavourable no change condition and are failing to meet ‘good’ ecological status, as defined under the Water Framework Directive (WFD), despite significant improvement in the water quality of the adjoining river Bure. Assessment of historic water quality data suggests that in-lake cycling of nutrients is the main reason for the poor condition of these waterbodies. The outline proposal is therefore to remove a significant proportion of nutrient-rich sediment from both Broads. It is hoped that this will significantly reduce total phosphate concentrations in the water column. The lakes will then be biomanipulated to ‘tip’ them back into a clear water macrophyte-dominated state.

ENSIS Ltd

street: Pearson Building,UCL,Gower Street

postalCode: WC1E 6BT


name: Department for Work and Pensions (CD Sourcing)

title: DWP Contact Centre Accreditation Services

description: The Department for Work & Pensions DWP require a single supplier capable of providing assessment services in regard to individual DWP Contact Centres (and collectively the DWP Contact Centre estate) achieving and maintaining Customer Contact Association (CCA) Global Standard © accreditation. Potential Suppliers must be approved by the Customer Contact Association to undertake assessment to the CCA Global Standard ©.

SGS United Kingdom Ltd

street: ROSSMORE BUSINESS PARK

postalCode: CH65 3EN

countryName: GB


name: Transport for London — London Underground (Line Upgrades)

title: SSR Power Package 5C: SVC.

description: The SVC is designed to mitigate voltage fluctuations caused by rapidly varying traction demand on the LUL network. Whilst the SVC comprises 5th and 7th order harmonic filters, those are designed to control harmonics generated by the SVC itself by virtue of the thyristor switching process.

street: 55 Broadway London

postalCode: SW1H 0BD


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Procurement - CMT Mid

title: Remove & Replace Mono Muncher at HMP Swaleside

AES Pump Ltd

postalCode: GL2 5HY


title: Health consultant specification – London Health Commission

description: Commission will examine issues about how health improvement and the healthcare system can best operate to meet the needs of London and improve health outcomes for Londoners.

Nabihah Sachedina

street: Long Lane,263 Empire Square West,

postalCode: SE1 4NL


title: New Depot and Office Facility, Charlton

description: The Environment Agency has a requirement for the construction of a new access road, depot/storage yard and enclosed storage building to accommodate the spares, plant and machinery required to maintain the Thames Barrier. The building will be 1000 square metres and in addition to storage it will provide an office for six people, a meeting room, archive storage and welfare facilities. The office and storage buildings will be constructed on a piled slab, the design of which will be provided. The yard will be around 1035 square metres and will be secured by a security-rated fence. The yard will need to have suitable drainage with interceptors the design for which will be provided at tender stage. There is also a requirement to de-build an existing steel-framed building and to dispose of it for scrap, the resulting proceeds to be deducted from the total contract cost. The Environment Agency is also considering the extension of its existing View Cafe building and this is to be priced separately to the rest of the project. The View Cafe extension will sit on a piled light-weight frame and will sit atop a flood defence; therefore an appropriate consent to develop will be needed. In addition, a porch with automatic sliding doors will need to be provided to the front of the cafe.

Environment Agency

street: Kings Meadow House,Kings Meadow Road

postalCode: RG1 8DQ


title: NCA3_0255_LSM 780 Confocal Microscope_QMRI_LT_0614

description: The SuRF @ Little France , histology and imaging facility (www.surf.ed.ac.uk) operates under one of the harsher FEC models within the University of Edinburgh and is required to fully recover all staff salaries (6 FTE's), consumables, service and maintenance and equipment replacement. The 3 confocals that we currently use are considered “mission critical” for our > 250 registered users. Our oldest system is in excess of 15 years old and requires to be replaced. The Zeiss 510 series is no longer supported but they are uniquely offering a trade in for old 510 systems when upgrading to a new 7 series system.

procurementMethod: direct

awardCriteriaDetails: Non Competitive Action:

University Of Edinburgh

street: Charles Stewart House, 9-16 Chambers Street

postalCode: EH1 1HT

Carl Zeiss Ltd

street: ZEISS House, 1030 Cambourne Business Park, Cambourne

postalCode: CB23 6DW


name: Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation trust

title: Provision of an ePrescribing and medicines administration system.

description: The trust is seeking to enhance it's clinical services through the implmentation of a system to allow Electronic Prescribing and Medicines Administration (EPMA) across the organisation which will significantly reduce the risk of medication errors, as well as providing the ability to audit information on drug usage, provide greater access for professionals and enable monitoring of prescribing and wastage patterns. In addition, the system is exected to provide clinical decision support in prescription and administration processes. Must support the following clinical specialities which have existing administration and management systems in place: inpatient wards; oupatient clinics; discharge prescribing; critical care; renal; endoscopy; maternity and obstetrics; operating theatres; dialysis centres and other day-care units; EOL and palliative care; ED; paediatrics.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Functionality: 25
Service Levels: 5
System Integration: 10
Ability to meet implementation timescales: 10
Implementation support: 10
Cost: 40

street: Mansfield Road

postalCode: NG17 4JL


title: John Fisher building cleaning services contract

title: The John Fisher School Building Cleaning Services Contract.

description: The John Fisher School requires one supplier to fulfil all its Building Cleaning Services requirements.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Staffing: 40
Customer care: 10
Service delivery: 10
Price: 40

The John Fisher School

street: Peaks Hill

postalCode: CR8 3YP


title: 0547 - Portland Building Refurbishment.

description: The University of Portsmouth is looking to carry out complete refurbishment of one of their academic buildings.Portland Building was constructed in 1996 and consists of four floors totalling approximately 6500m2 currently offering open plan and cellular teaching space and academic office space.The intention is to carry out a full refurbishment project including plant room, full mechanical and electrical upgrade as well as extensive works to internal and external building fabric.Cost of project is anticipated to be circa GBP 3,5million and the actual on site works are planned to be carried out between January 2014 and August 2014.To Express an Interest in this project please register on the University of Portsmouth In-Tend webpage and express an interest in this project. Please find the weblink for our webpage below:https://in-tendhost.co.uk/port

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

University of Portsmouth

street: University House, Winston Churchill Avenue

postalCode: PO1 2UP

Midas Construction

street: 1 Park Court, Premier Way, Abbey Park Estate

postalCode: SO51 9DN


title: BFI Film Audience Network: Qualitative Research and Programme Evaluation

description: Purpose of FAN Customer research and Evaluation: The purpose of the customer research is to provide regular feedback on behalf of BFI and BFI FAN to establish progress and make recommendations. The purpose of evaluation is to provide both a mid and end of term assessment of whether FAN is achieving its objectives, to learn what types of activity are most effective (what works), and to try to quantify the overall independent impact of the FAN and the value for money. The BFI wishes to encourage people to build a lifelong relationship with film, help build audiences for a broader range of films across all platforms and ensure that film culture can be accessed and enjoyed by everyone across the whole of the UK. Our Plan for 2012-17 contains a range of interlinked strategies to help us achieve these aims.

British Film Institute

street: 21 Stephen Street

postalCode: W1T 1LN


title: Mutuals in Health: Pathfinder Programme

description: Mutuals in Health: Pathfinder Programme. 1. The Mutuals in Health: Pathfinder Programme is a joint initiative between Cabinet Office (which is acting as the Contracting Authority) and, the Department for Health (DH). 2. The Pathfinder Programme, which is targeted at the health sector — including the acute health sector - has been designed to support NHS Foundation Trusts (FTs) and NHS Trusts to explore the viability and potential benefits of the mutual model for the entire Trust or significant parts of the Trust's services. 3. The Programme will support 9 pioneering Pathfinder Trusts, either individually or in partnership, through the provision of bespoke advisory support (purchased through this procurement). 4. This Procurement has been split into 9 Lots to deliver bespoke professional support to the 9 Pathfinder Trusts. The Services are further described in Invitation to Tender (ITT) documentation. Potential Providers have the opportunity to bid for all or any combination of the 9 Lots. However in order to ensure the Mutuals in Health: Pathfinder Programme benefits from a wide range of ideas from a diverse range of providers, successful Suppliers may only be awarded a maximum of 2 Lots. 4. The 9 selected Pathfinder Trusts, participating in the Mutuals in Health: Pathfinder Programme are: Lot 1 — Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (Acute Trust) Lot 2 — Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust (Mental health and learning disability Trust) Lot 3 — Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust (Acute Trust) Lot 4 — Tameside Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (Acute Trust) Lot 5 — Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (Mental health and learning disability Trust) Lot 6 — Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (Specialist Trust) Lot 7 — Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (Mental health and learning disability Trust) Lot 8 — University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust (Acute Trust) Lot 9 — Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (Acute Specialist) 5. A detailed description of the Services that the Potential Provider will be required to supply within each Lot is set out in full at Attachment 2 — Statement of Requirements of the Invitation to Tender. CPV: 79400000, 66171000, 66519600, 66523000, 79100000, 79110000, 79111000, 79112000, 79112100, 79221000, 79410000, 79411000, 79411100, 79412000, 79414000.


title: GB-Portsmouth: Noise and Vibration Courses at the Institute of Naval Medicine (INM)

description: There is a statutory requirement to undertake workplace assessments of human exposure to noise and vibration. The Institute of Naval Medicine (INM) supports the MOD's legal obligation to assess these hazards proficiently. To deliver this essential training the INM require an External Examiner (EE) for the Noise Assessor's Training Course (NATC), a bespoke training course (focussed on military enviornments) for competent persons responsible for carrying out basic noise assessments; the Environmental Health Technicians Occupational Noise Course (ONC) and the Management of Occupational Exposure to Hand-Arm Vibration (HAV). The EE will also be required to moderate written exams and provide 0.5 day demonstration of hand-arm vibration syndrome, diagnostic and measuring equipment for the HAV (maximum one course per annum). The EE will also be required to attend INM and other sites (location(s) to be decided) for 2 days of the NATC (approximately six courses per annum) and one ONC (one course per annum). The provider will be up to date with current UK H&S legislation (including current noise and vibration legislation), relevant national and international standards, guidance and best practice documents related to assessment of these hazards. The provider should also be fully conversant with MOD noise and vibration policy and guidance and will have an appreciation of these hazards through previous experience of conducting assessments in military, or similar enviornments.

Fleet Commercial, C&C

street: Room 302, Building 1/080,,Jago Road,HM Naval Base

postalCode: PO1 3LU


name: Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

title: TRS0368 Redevelopment of St Luke's Cancer Centre — Infrastructure partner.

street: Royal Surrey County Hospital

postalCode: GU2 7XX


name: The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

title: Framework Agreement for the finance, design and build of new build residential accommodation and associated management services

description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to procure for itself and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster City Council (the ‘Participating Authorities’) the following:-Lot 1 — Framework Agreement for the financing, design and build of new residential accommodation on either land owned by the Contracting Authority or the Participating Authorities or on land owned by third parties in England; for the provision of property management services; and for the provision of tenancy management services for residential accommodation outside the boroughs of the Contracting Authority and Participating Authorities with an option for the Contracting Authority and Participating Authorities to require tenancy management services in their boroughs.Accommodation will be leased back to the Authority for a term of 25 to 40 years at a rent to reflect an agreed market return to the provider.Under this Lot there will be an option for the Contracting Authority and Participating Authorities to provide the funding for the development and for the contractor to provide development management services under licence.

title: Framework Agreement for the delivery of third party property acquired and/or converted for residential accommodation and associated management services

description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to procure for itself and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster City Council (the ‘Participating Authorities’) the following:-Lot 2 — Framework Agreement for the financing and sourcing of residential accommodation through acquisition of and/or conversion of existing properties to residential accommodation in England; for the provision of property management services; and for the provision of tenancy management services for residential accommodation outside the boroughs of the Contracting Authority and Participating Authorities with an option for the Contracting Authority and Participating Authorities to require tenancy management services in their boroughs.

title: Framework for the provision of residential accommodation and associated management services.

description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to procure for itself and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster City Council (the ‘Participating Authorities’) the following:-Lot 1 — Framework Agreement for the financing, design and build of new residential accommodation on either land owned by the Contracting Authority or the Participating Authorities or on land owned by third parties in England; for the provision of property management services; and for the provision of tenancy management services for residential accommodation outside the boroughs of the Contracting Authority and Participating Authorities with an option for the Contracting Authority and Participating Authorities to require tenancy management services in their boroughs; andLot 2 — Framework Agreement for the financing and sourcing of residential accommodation through acquisition of and/or conversion of existing properties to residential accommodation in England; for the provision of property management services; and for the provision of tenancy management services for residential accommodation outside the boroughs of the Contracting Authority and Participating Authorities with an option for the Contracting Authority and Participating Authorities to require tenancy management services in their boroughs.For each Lot the accommodation will be leased back to the Authority for a term between 25 and 40 years at an annual rent to reflect an agreed market to the provider.The first accommodation to be provided under Lot 1 will be the development and leaseback of units on the site of Lavender Court, a Council owned property now surplus to requirements.Under Lot 1 (on Local Authority owned sites) there will be an option for the Contracting Authority and Participating Authorities to provide funding for the development and for the contractor to provide development management services under licence.

name: London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

street: Town Hall, King Street, Hammersmith

postalCode: W6 9JU


title: ESCW(AHWB) 4485 Adult Autism Diagnosis and Intervention Service.

description: The London Borough of Tower Hamlets seeks to commission a prime provider to deliver a high quality diagnostic and intervention service for high functioning adults (aged 18 years and over) with suspected Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in Tower Hamlets.The service will deliver a clear and dedicated diagnostic pathway for adults with suspected ASD, and is also designed to facilitate local compliance with requirements of the Autism Act 2009.Key components of the service to be delivered include:— A core diagnostic team to provide assessment of adults with suspected ASD in Tower Hamlets, which uses best clinical practice and in line with NICE Clinical Guidance 142 for care of adults with autism.—  Providing a post diagnostic brief intervention programme to adults with ASD (high functioning) utilising techniques to improve general well-being (i.e. Cognitive Behavioural Therapies) and social relationships.— Requirement to subcontract and manage a local Third Sector organisation to deliver post and pre diagnosis support to service users including– Transitional planning to assist young people's seamless transfer into the service;– Coordination of an Autism Carers Drop-in (to be delivered by either the prime or subcontracted provider)– Facilitating service user access into employment and training opportunities through effective guidance and sign posting.Prospective tenderers must be able to demonstrate a strong track record of partnership working with other local statutory and community voluntary sector organisations, as well as the ability to deliver a service that promotes the well-being of people with ASD as its guiding principle.

awardCriteriaDetails:
quality: 70
price: 30

Tower Hamlets

street: Town Hall Mulberry Place 5 Clove Crescent

postalCode: E14 2BG

East London NHS Foundation Trust

street: East One, 22 Commercial Road

postalCode: E1 6LP


title: ESF Flexible Fund for Unemployed Individuals – Lot 08 South East

title: ESF Flexible Fund for Unemployed Individuals in South East Lot 08.

description: The Agency is seeking to procure, through a Flexible Fund for unemployed individuals, responsive provision which will meet specific, localised needs. It will provide an opportunity to develop provision to address the barriers and responds to the needs of unemployed adults (aged 19 and over), whilst aligning provision to employers current and emerging skills needs.

Skills Funding Agency

street: Cheylesmore House, Quinton Road

postalCode: CV1 2WT

City College Brighton and Hove

street: Pelham Street

postalCode: BN1 4FA


title: Floating Support Enablement Services

description:
West Berkshire Council invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to deliver a Floating Support Enablement Service within West Berkshire.

 The service will be expected to provide packages of housing related support that are designed to develop or sustain an individual’s capacity to live independently. Housing related support services are defined as services that aim to develop or sustain an individual’s capacity to live independently in their accommodation and not include general health, social care or statutory personal care services, but rather services that aim to support more independent living arrangements.

 The service is short term and enablement focused – with average lengths of service delivery from 3 months through to 1 year, dependant on service user need. Service users may vary in needs including: older people; mild dementia; physical disabilities; learning disabilities; mental health; visual & hearing impairments; chronic long term needs.

 The Service Provider will work with individuals to enable Service Users with skills in the following broad areas:

 • Finance & personal management

 • Expected behaviours in a tenancy

 • Household maintenance

 • Links into the community

 It is expected this service will be provided within the hours of 9:00am – 5:00pm Monday to Friday, and will cover the West Berkshire area.

 The contract will be for up to 300 hours per week.

 (MT Ref:138331)

West Berkshire Council

street: Council Offices,Market Street,Legal Services

postalCode: RG14 5LD


title: DFT T-TEAR Lot 2 Framework / Severe Weather - Customer Behaviour/Response

description: To understand the overall information provision that we give to road users about the weather, ranging from roadside infrastructure, to the winter driving campaign.

WSP / Pb JV

street: Building E4,Green Lane Business Park

postalCode: GL20 8SJ


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Estates Capacity Procurement

title: Lancaster Farms - Re-Role - 2177 - CC-CDMC

description: Re-Role-2177 - CC-CDMC

WT Partnership

street: 7 Eastgate

postalCode: lS2 7LY


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

title: Provision of Transport Services for the Movement of Fuels Within the UK (Excluding Northern Ireland)

description: Transport Service to move Marine and Aviation Fuel within the UK excluding Northern Ireland


title: UCL-PS-PROC011 Dilution Refrigerator.

description: UCL are tendering on behalf of University of Cambridge would like to invite suppliers to submit bids for the supply of a Dilution Refrigerator. The value for this tender is estimated at 370 000 GBP.For the full technical specification and marking scheme, please see the ITT documentation.Suppliers are also required to submit a copy of the Tender Documents electronically.

University College London

street: Gower Street

postalCode: WC1E 6BT


title: Procurement of materials from the Kerbside Recycling Collection Service.

description: Hyndburn Council is looking for experienced organisations to purchase material from the Council's household recycling collections. 2-year agreement beginning in June 2014.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 80
Quality: 20

Hyndburn Borough Council

street: Willows Lane, Accrington, Lancashire

postalCode: BB5 0RT


title: Camera system lighting

description: Camera system lighting

Globelynx LTD

street: 292 Vauxhall Bridge Road

postalCode: SW1V 1AE


name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

title: Provision of Spend Recovery Audit

description: Spend recovery audit services

Deloitte Real Estate

postalCode: EC4A 3BQ


title: Sandwell Council PR Support

description: Marketing Birmingham and ERDF partners (The Association of Black Country Authorities Consortium, Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council, Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, Birmingham International Airport, DanceXchange and Southside BID) have been awarded European Regional Development Funding for its Investing in the City Region project for the period up until September 2015. This tender aims to appoint a supplier of PR services to promote Sandwell and the wider Black Country area as an investment and business location, highlight Sandwell and the wider area as a centre of expertise and leading location for businesses in each of its key growth sectors and promote the service provided by the Think Sandwell Business Growth team. All suppliers MUST visit the Marketing Birmingham e-procurement system to register and access the tender document and submit a tender bid. e-Procurement https://in-tendhost.co.uk/marketingbirmingham/aspx/Home Please note the deadline for full submission as outlined in the tender brief is no later than 12:00 noon GMT on Tuesday 30th September 2014.

Marketing Birmingham

postalCode: B1 2ND


title: Tender 395 Supply, Installation and Commissioning of Autoclaves (Decontaminating and Sterilising).

description: Supply, installation and commissioning of autoclaves – decontaminating and sterilising.

Centre for Process Innovation Limited

street: Wilton Centre, Wilton

postalCode: TS10 4RF


title: Understanding Modelling of the Great Crested Newt in England

description: This purpose of the contract is intended to improve our understanding of statistical and spatial modelling of Great Crested Newt (GCN) in England. The intelligence provided will inform our future investment in GCN data and modelling, allowing us to secure value for money by developing a measured programme of field work and model development. This will aid us in taking evidence based decisions to benefit GCN.

Natural England

postalCode: PE1 1XN

Select Statistical Services Limited

street: Oxygen House,Grenadier Road,Exeter Business Park

postalCode: EX1 3LH


title: Extensive roof repairs to Ilfracombe CRS sector base

James Brown Roofing and Leadwork Ltd

street: 1 Langleigh Farmhouse

postalCode: EX34 8BG


title: Biobank Central Database Hub.

description: Software package and information systems. The University of Liverpool (with partial funding from European Regional Development Fund (ERDF)) is constructing a new building, Liverpool BioInnovation Hub (LBIH), which will house both University academics and staff, and also small medium enterprises (SMEs).A consolidated biobank, both physically and virtually, will be expected to provide biological samples, clinical data and laboratory services to internal researchers, external researchers and the SMEs found in LBIH. In order to facilitate the release of samples, data and services it was necessary to propose the creation of a new I.T. structure that will bring the existing databases together. The new structure will allow external parties to interrogate the biobank holdings via a web catalogue.

University of Liverpool

street: Procurement, Foundation Building, 765 Brownlow Hill

postalCode: L69 7ZX


title: Research into businesses compliance with competion law

description: Research into: • Current levels of compliance with competition law by UK businesses (Benchmark) • Businesses’ awareness of the CMA and its role (Benchmark) • The sectors which exhibit the poorest rates of compliance, enabling the CMA to target our resources effectively (Intelligence)

IFF RESEARCH LTD

street: 16 Chart Street

postalCode: N1 6DD


title: Contract for the Provision of In-building Wireless Hotspots in Public Buildings.

description: The ambition for Oxford is to have free wireless connectivity for those who visit, live and work in the city. The Council's wireless hotspot project, alongside our wireless on public transport and wireless concession projects will enable wireless coverage to include:— Park and Ride sites;— Buses operating in the Oxford Smart Zone (non-tourist bus services);— The city centre area;— Museums, galleries and other free to access public buildings.Free access to this wireless connectivity will provide a world class digital experience for the nine million visitors to our world class city each year and to the residents who live in the city. Oxford is a winner of UK Government Urban Broadband Fund to become a ‘Super Connected City'. Alongside our ultrafast broadband ambitions our wireless network will be a key ingredient in Oxford's aspirations to be a Smart City.The Hotspots project will enhance Oxford's offer to visitors to the city, through providing wireless connectivity in our galleries and museums as well as at park and ride sites and the visitor information centre. In addition it is seen as a key driver for digital and social inclusion by providing free next generation wireless services in Oxford's community centres, libraries and leisure centres.The Council wishes to select a suitably qualified and experienced organisation to design, deploy and operate a managed wireless hotspot service across its property portfolio. This service will offer visitors and residents access to a world class wireless hotspot facility in all public accessible spaces.Grant funding of up to GBP 850 k is available for the project.It is expected that the successful bidder will procure an appropriate network connectivity to the sites, as the Council requires this network to be separate from existing corporate networks.The Council intends to award a 3 year contract with an option to extend for up to 2 years.

Oxford City Council

street: Procurement, Oxford City Council, St. Aldates

postalCode: OX1 1DS


title: Framework Agreement for Multi-Disciplinary Team Services.

description: The Multi-Disciplinary Team members will be required to work closely with the University's project stakeholders from the inception of a project through to completion of the making good of defects. The University will procure its building/refurbishment projects using either a traditional general contracting approach or a design and build approach.Under the traditional approach the design team will be appointed by the University to carry out the whole of the services described in the attached duties (please refer to all sections within Schedule A: draft Specification for the full Scope of Works covered by this Framework); under the design and build approach the design team will be appointed by the University up to completion of the Stage 2 Design and following the appointment of the works contractor, the designers will be novated to the contractor to complete the design and carry out the construction stage and post-construction stage duties.The Multi-Disciplinary Team members will be required to input to strategic Estates documentation including Estates Strategies and Funding bids.This tender is being conducted via the Restricted procedure, incorporating a Pre-Qualification stage, from which a shortlist of up to 6 suppliers will be Invited To Tender. On evaluation of tender submissions, the intention of the University is to award the 4-year Framework Agreement to one supplier, who can provide all disciplines on a “one-stop-shop” basis.Note: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be required.To access eTenderwales, express your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml and search for PQQ/ITT code PQQ: 31352 within the appropriate area.

Swansea University

street: The Purchasing Office, Swansea University, Singleton Park

postalCode: SA2 8PP