name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Undertake technical support services in the nuclear technologies area

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK nuclear energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to) Alloys; creep and fracture toughness for nuclear power plants. Radiation damage of materials. Materials qualification, testing and evidence management for long-duration engineering infrastructure. Fuel cycle processes and technology, advanced reactor designs, radioactive waste management, radioactive substances regulation (domestic and international), planning and environmental assessments, appraisal of sustainability and fuel design.Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Energy technical specialist for off-shore wind and the marine environment

description: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Off-Shore wind and the marine environment (LOT 2) The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Off-Shore wind and the marine environment energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to) Cost structure of off-shore wind projects (both CAPEX and OPEX or equivalent), and in assessing the viability of new technologies and their deployment potential. Planning and consenting issues (such as radar, acoustics, etc.)Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the On-shore wind environment (LOT 3)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK On-shore wind energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Cost structure of onshore wind projects (both CAPEX and OPEX or equivalent), and in assessing the viability of technologies and their deployment potential. Planning and consenting issues (such as radar, acoustics, etc.)Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Bioenergy and energy from waste area (LOT 4)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Bioenergy and energy from waste energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Sustainability and availability of biomass and waste feedstocks for energy. Methods for assessing land carbon stocks e.g. remote sensing. Methods for assuring biomass feedstocks are low carbon e.g. expertise in forest certification, carbon accounting methodologies. Life Cycle Assessment, technical evaluation of different biomass/waste technologies and their deployment potential (e.g. gasification, pyrolysis, bio-CCS, anaerobic digestion, fermentation). Properties of biomass and waste feedstocks (e.g. yields of energy crops, chemical composition of feedstocks).Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Solar Thermal technology area (LOT 5)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Solar Thermal technologies energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Solar thermal energy storage systems, water desalination systems, passive solar thermal building heating technologies – transpired solar collectors. Solar thermal for steam for industrial processes and large scale concentrated solar systems.The use of solar thermal heat in large scale absorption cooling Systems, Innovation to reduce installation cost and combined solar thermal / PV technologies Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC.The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the UK Solar Photovoltaic technology area (LOT 6)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Solar Photovoltaic technologies energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Technical expertise/capability on production of cells and modules, grid integration issues, innovation in installation practices to reduce installation costs, innovative solar PV technologies and a balance of systems, entrepreneurial environment for start-up polymeric PV business and combined solar thermal / PV technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Hydrogen, fuel cell technologies and synthetic fuels area (LOT 7)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Hydrogen, fuel cell technologies and synthetic fuels energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Hydrogen production technologies and cost reduction, e.g. electrolyser technologies, chemical looping processes. Chemicals and materials for flow batteries. Potential hydrogen injection into gas grid, hydrogen systems modelling. Synthetic fuel production e.g. CO2 concentration and catalytic liquid fuel production Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Hydroelectric and marine technologies (including wave and tidal) area (LOT 8)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Hydroelectric and marine technologies (including wave and tidal) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Cost structures and technology development in the marine environment. Deployment, maintenance, foundations, marine growth/fowling on equipment and cables and survivability in storms. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Petrochemical (upstream and downstream) area (LOT 9)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Petrochemical (upstream and downstream) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Fuel quality standards or equivalent standard (including compatibility with existing infrastructure), unconventional fossil fuels, life-cycle analysis, techno-economic analysis, industry best practice (including energy efficiency and carbon savings) refinery operation, fuel markets and novel technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Innovative fossil fuel fired generation area (LOT 10)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Innovative fossil fuel fired generation energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Fossil fired generation, specifically cost, performance and emissions. Knowledge of existing equipment, opportunities for improvement and operational philosophy and behaviour of owner. Insight into new novel technologies and how owners might respond to existing and new regulatory requirements. Alloys, creep and fracture toughness for thermal power plant, boiler tube alloys for heat exchangers, welding, modelling of long duration materials exposure. Innovative approaches to plant operation and flexibility, impact of plant flexibility on levelised costs and CAPEX (or equivalent), plant refurbishment costs (OPEX and CAPEX or equivalent).Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Innovative fossil fuel extraction technology area (LOT 11)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Innovative fossil fuel extraction technology energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Underground Coal Gasification, shale, crossover to petrochemical (for example: gas to liquids, refinery processes).Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Geothermal technology area (LOT 12)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Geothermal technology energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Technology developments, system performance, and system life-cycle costs knowledge; technical risks and associated costs. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the ICT (including smart grid, smart meters and smart controls) area (LOT 13)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK ICT (including smart grid, smart meters and smart controls) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Communications technology including cellular, multipoint and white space radio used for developing the smart grid and smart meter deployments. Intelligent algorithms for energy control. Software development management, testing software and release control. Potential energy savings through smart heating controls. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Energy storage & Demand Side Response (DSR) area (LOT 14)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Energy storage & Demand Side Response (DSR) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Use of distributed storage and DSR for network balancing and decreasing capital costs including IT related solutions. System resilience impacts, analysis of performance of electric and heat storage technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Carbon capture and storage (CCS) area (LOT 15)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Carbon capture and storage (CCS) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Technical understanding covering the breadth or depth of carbon capture, transport and storage. Knowledge of new build and retrofit power generation solutions, and understanding of developer/owner response and behaviour with changing regulatory regimes. Novel technology, process and materials, applicability to industrial sources and cement chemistry for industrial sequestration.Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC.The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Electricity transmission and distribution system area (LOT 16)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Electricity transmission and distribution system energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Flexible AC Transmission systems and HVDC transmission systems – Technology, cost structure and installation innovation. Transmission and distribution pricing, protection and system balancing. Metering, including wholesale metering and associated systems and processes and power system analysis. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Gas transmission and distribution systems area (LOT 17)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Gas transmission and distribution systems energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Engineering aspects of gas transmission and distribution, storage, compatibility with different types of gas and associated costs. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Heat networks, space heating and domestic heating technologies (including heat pumps) area (LOT 18)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Heat networks, space heating and domestic heating technologies (including heat pumps) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Ground source, air source, water source, gas driven and hybrid heat pumps. Technology and innovation for heat network installations, operation and maintenance. Life-cycle and cost structure. Heat metering, air to air and air conditioning. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC.The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Technology, science and energy modelling area (LOT 19)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Technology, science and energy modelling policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Engineering modelling and simulations, whole-system modelling, Life Cycle Assessment and techno-economic analyses. Verification, validation and quality assurance of models and software tools. Curation of evidence trails for models. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Energy efficiency in buildings area (LOT 20)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Energy efficiency in buildings policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena.A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Building energy models, including (but not limited to) SAP and SBEM. Performance of building services systems in both domestic and non-domestic buildings, including heating, ventilation, and cooling systems, BEMS and controls (including smart controls), lighting technology, small power loads inc. ICT and data centres. Building physics and passive building design, including demand reduction techniques, fabric energy efficiency measures, solar gain and infiltration, passivhaus, whole-building/system effects. ‘Unintended consequences' such as moisture effects, overheating, thermal comfort, Internal Air Quality (IAQ), noise. Construction industry practices, innovative products and technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the UK Industrial energy efficiency area (LOT 21)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Industrial energy efficiency policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Technologies, costs and barriers associated with decarbonisation of energy use, particularly in the eight heat intensive industry sectors: cement, ceramics, chemicals, food and drink, glass, iron and steel, oil refining, pulp and paper. Industrial process heating technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Transport area (LOT 22)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Transport energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Powertrains, impact of electric hybrids on energy efficiency and emissions / use of hydrogen, methanol, fuel cells / use of alternative fuels, electric vehicles and whole system issues. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Energy technical specialist framework.

description: Engineering-related scientific and technical services. Technical services. Technical control services. Technical assistance services. Technical support services. Technical planning services. Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services. Energy and related services. Energy-efficiency consultancy services. Electricity, heating, solar and nuclear energy. Marine research services. Marine services. Petroleum products, fuel, electricity and other sources of energy. Solar energy. Wind-energy generators. Fossil fuels. Gaseous fuels. Solar photovoltaic modules. Transport systems consultancy services. Industry specific software package. Hydrogen. The Department of Energy and Climate Change (‘DECC’) wishes to appoint suppliers for technical support for; determination, evaluation and delivering the UK energy and climate change policies and programmes as part of the Energy Technical Specialist Framework. The key areas of expertise needed are:-Nuclear Technologies LOT 1-Off-shore wind and the marine environment LOT 2-Onshore wind LOT 3-Bioenergy and energy from waste LOT 4-Solar Thermal technologies LOT 5-Solar photo voltaic technologies LOT 6-Hydrogen, fuel cell technologies and synthetic fuels LOT 7-Hydroelectric and marine technologies (including wave and tidal)LOT 8-Petrochemical (upstream and downstream)LOT 9-Innovative fossil fuel fired generation LOT 10-Innovative fossil fuel extraction technologies LOT 11-Geothermal technologies LOT 12-ICT (including smart grid, smart meters and smart controls)LOT 13-Energy storage & Demand Side Response (DSR)LOT 14-Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)LOT 15-Electricity transmission and distribution systems LOT 16-Gas transmission and distribution systems LOT 17-Heat networks, space heating and domestic heating (including heat pumps)LOT 18-Technology, science and energy modelling LOT 19-Energy Efficiency in buildings LOT 20-Industrial energy efficiency LOT 21-Transport LOT 22(i)Suppliers have the opportunity to bid for any LOTS or all LOTS.(ii)The framework will consist of 22 LOTS and each LOT will have up to 6 suppliers per LOT.


scheme: CPV

title: Contract for the Supply, Delivery and Installation of a 5 Axis CNC Machine

documentType: tenderNotice

description:
Supply, delivery and installation of a 5 Axis CNC Machine with associated software, licences and training to support the development of Solihull College's Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering educational provision.

 (MT Ref:113500)

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Solihull College

street: Blossomfield Campus,Blossomfield Road

postalCode: B91 1SB

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: Bicycle Safety Equipment for use at the Lee Valley Velopark

description: Lee Valley Regional Park Authority has a requirement for a cost effective supply of a range of bicycle safety equipment detailed within the Technical Requirement Specification, this includes Bicycle Helmets, Knee and Elbow Pad, and Bicycle Shoes This procurement exercise is fundamental in being able to provide specific cycling equipment to people, school children, clubs, groups and elite riders from across the region that want to enjoy the facilities that the Lee Valley VeloPark will have to offer. Lee Valley Regional Park Authority will own, fund and manage the VeloPark (Post code: E20 3EL) after the London 2012 Games and once legacy transformation works have been completed. The BMX, Track, Velodrome and surrounding areas will be transformed into the Lee Valley VeloPark to create a cycling hub for the community and will include a stunning Velodrome with seating for 6,000 spectators, BMX track, one mile road cycle circuit and a mountain biking trail.

Lee Valley Regional Park Authority

street: Myddelton House,Bulls Cross

postalCode: EN2 9HG


currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

title: Spatial Planning Arrangement Lot 4 North West - M6-M62 Wigan-St Helens Cross Boundary Study

description: The main outcome of the study will be a holistic understanding of all development proposals in relation to infrastructure upgrades and the proposed A579 De-Priming.

JMP

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

postalCode: EC1N 6SN


title: BEST Training: building information modelling

title: BEST training: building information modelling.

description: The Welsh Government has clearly positioned the pursuit of green jobs in the context of a transition to a more sustainable and low carbon economy. The Built Environment Sustainability Training (BEST) programme provides a strategy for the development and delivery of tailored, relevant, sustainability-focused training for the existing Built Environment workforce of Wales, delivered using a blend of traditional and blended-learning courses which will lead to transferable qualifications and skills in new technologies, applications and process that will future-proof the built environment whilst enhancing Wales' reputation as the frontrunner of sustainability in the UK and beyond. BEST is a collaborative programme led by the Welsh School of Architecture at Cardiff University (CU-WSA) in partnership with Asset Skills, CITB, Constructing Excellence in Wales, the Energy Saving Trust, Proskills and SummitSkills. BEST is supported by the European Social Fund, through the Welsh Government to deliver training until July 2015. The BEST Programme is currently seeking a Delivery Partner (or consortia of partners) to develop and deliver new training courses focusing on Building Information Modelling, aimed at the built environment professionals in Wales. BEST is able to offer a grant towards the costs of developing and delivering this training course to eligible participants. There is a requirement for providers to contribute match funding to this project. Suppliers are requested to register and download the tender documents from the following web portal: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/cardiffuniversity/aspx/Home

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

awardCriteriaDetails:
Course development: 15
Course delivery: 25
Project management: 25
Experience and expertise: 15
Cost: 20

mainProcurementCategory: services

Cardiff University

street: Procurement Services, McKenzie House, 30-36 Newport Road

postalCode: CF24 0DE

Project Five Consulting Ltd

street: Church Farm Court, Capenhurst Lane

postalCode: CH1 6HE


name: NEL Commissioning Support Unit (NEL CSU)

title: Market Testing Exercise - Community Healthy Lifestyle Interventions

street: Stephenson House,75 Hampstead Road

postalCode: NW1 2PL


title: 01264 Maintenance of Generators, Oil Storage Tanks and UPS Equipment

title: 01264 Maintenance of generators, oil storage tanks and UPS equipment.

description: The SPS has a wide range of Generators, Oil Storage Tanks and UPS Equipment across its Establishments that require to be fully operational at all times. The Supplier shall support this requirement by providing planned preventive maintenance and reactive maintenance services in line with British Standards, statutory regulations, manufacturer's instructions and the operational requirements of the Establishment. 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=324376

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 60
Commercial: 40

Scottish Prison Service

street: Calton House, 5 Redheughs Rigg

postalCode: EH12 9HW

Turner Engine Powered Services Ltd

street: 65 Craigton Road

postalCode: G51 3EQ


title: PS678 RM4733 The Provision of Fire Extinguisher Training

description: PS678 RM4733 Provision of Fire Extinguisher Training

Franklin's Fire and Safety Ltd

postalCode: CO4 5WR


title: Framework Agreement for the provision of Contingent Clinical Capacity

description: Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking to establish a Multiple Provider Framework of appropriately resourced, experienced, qualified and regulated third party providers capable of providing Contingent Clinical Support to the Trust during periods of peak demand and emergency in the following areas of activity - Out-patients; Operating Theatres; Diagnostics. The Trust will undertake a two part restricted procurement procedure with the deadline for responses to the initial Pre-Qualification stage being 12th September 2014. Further details of the requirement along with details of how to participate in the procurement procedure can be downloaded from the Documents section of this advert.

street: Kings Mill Hospital

postalCode: NG17 4JL


title: Expressions of Interest requested for the Design, Build, Fitting Out and Furnishing of Jamestown Hotel

description: A self-governing overseas territory of the United Kingdom, St Helena is an island of 122 square kilometres in the South Atlantic. With Cape Town some 1,950 km to the Southwest, the Islanders enjoy a unique lifestyle in beautiful unspoilt, friendly and peaceful surroundings poised to be transformed once the construction of a new airport is completed. Following the opening of the islands airport, scheduled for February 2016, the existing ocean freight services provided by the government owned and subsidised RMS St Helena, will be removed from service. Government is currently seeking operators to provide an alternative ocean service to the island. Tourism has been identified as the key economic driver and the St Helena Government and Enterprise St Helena are spearheading the investment into a new 4 star hotel project located in Jamestown, the island’s capital to ensure the island can provide high quality hotel and hospitality at the time of airport opening and arrival of in-bound visitors. St Helena has identified the need to develop an upscale hotel within Jamestown suitable for use by a major international branded operator. St Helena Hotel Development Ltd has been established as a special purpose vehicle to develop the new hotel. St Helena Hotel Development Ltd invites expressions of interest from suitably experienced and qualified organisations interested in submitting a Tender for the detailed design, construction, fitting out and furnishing of a new hotel located in Jamestown on the island of St Helena. The hotel is envisaged to provide up to 4 star standard accommodation, restaurant dining facilities with an initial 60 to 65 en-suite bedrooms and potential of long term expansion up to 120 bedrooms. Additional detailed information is available on request.

mainProcurementCategory: works

St Helena Hotel Development Ltd

street: St Helena Hotel Development Ltd,The Castle,Jamestown

postalCode: STHL 1ZZ


title: South Ferriby Reinstatement

description: The Environment Agency's South Ferriby depot (Red Lane, South Ferriby, Barton on Humber, DN18 6JH) was damaged by the tidal surge which happened 5th & 6th December 2013. The entire site was flooded to a depth of 4 foot causing substantial damage to the site, both externally and internally. This has meant that the depot is currently unusable and a welfare unit has been hired for use together with a portacabin (based on site) to be used as office space by staff. The Environment Agency are required to reinstate the office, mess room and toilet block before 31 March 2015. To provide new fencing, access gates and automatic barrier for security to site (previous thefts happened on site). To replace the sealed joints on the new concrete yard as this has become defective due to the saltwater. To replace all external doors and replace with flood defence doors as a preventative measure and relocate the main office door entrance and window to try and reduce the impact if this was to ever happen again. To move an internal wall and create new door way in the lock keepers office to install a new drying room. To install a single point heating system to all offices and mess room, rather than just wall mounted heaters. Included with these works, we need to raise the diesel tank roof to allow access to the top of the bund, which is made from corrugated steel.  It is our intention to award the above works to one contractor.

Environment Agency

street: Trentside Office,Scarrington Road

postalCode: NG2 5FA


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

title: Provision of Minor Works Projects to NOMS North East Region - NE1 Lot 1

description: Provision of minor works projects to NOMS North East estate Region NE1 - Lot 1

Smallman & Son LTD

postalCode: LE7 1HL


title: Hosted Private Cloud Platform

description: Cell Therapy Catapult are seeking a hosted private cloud platform as a service solution under a lease provision conforming to Tier 3 and N+1 standards. We are now in the process of acquiring applications that are not available as hosted solutions, and therefore we require a hosted private cloud providing PaaS for these systems.

Cell Therapy Catapult

street: 12th Floor Tower Wing,Guy's Hospital,Great Maze Pond

postalCode: SE1 9RT


title: VMware enterprise plus accelerator kit for 8 processors

NVIRON Ltd

postalCode: WA7 3FR


name: North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative (NOE CPC) (hosted by and acting through Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust) on behalf of Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust

title: Pharmaceutical Services For Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust.

description: Contract for pharmacy supplies and service across the trust.

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails:
Service Requirements and Quality: 38
Contract Management and Performance: 20
Delivery: 7
Cost: 35

street: Savile Street East

postalCode: S4 7UQ

Lloyds Pharmacy Ltd

street: Sapphire Court, Walsgrave Triangle

postalCode: CV2 2TX


title: Maternity Services, Professional Services. Team Bid. Provision of Lead Consultant, Arhitectural, Building Services (M&E) Civil and Structural Services.

description: Provision of Lead Consultant services, Architetural services, Building Services (M&E) civil Engineering and Strutural Engineering services.

Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

street: Procurement Department, Devon House, Bordesley

postalCode: B9 5SS


title: Supply of Wood Pellets at HMP Wayland

description: Provision for the supply of wood pellets to HMP Wayland

Forest Fuels

postalCode: LE15 8DX


title: Unit 4, Hythe Marine Park

description: Lease - Unit 4, Hythe Marine Park SOUTHAMPTON.

Ashfords

postalCode: EX1 3LH


name: Central Procurement Directorate cannot publish the name of the successful tenderer for security reasons. However, this information can be released to the Commission upon request.

title: CFT29343 Cleaning, Catering and Ancillary Services.

description: Central Procurement Directorate (CPD), on behalf of the participating bodies listed is seeking to establish a contract for the provision of cleaning, catering and ancillary services at locations throughout Northern Ireland. The contract is structured across 3 Lots and the outline scope of each Lot is as follows: Lot 1 — circa. 190 buildings with an estimated annual value of 3 000 000 GBP, including 7 buildings requiring catering services; Lot 2 — circa. 163 buildings with an estimated annual value of 2 000 000 GBP, including 5 buildings requiring catering services; and Lot 3 — circa. 73 buildings with an estimated annual value of 4 000 000 GBP, including 1 building requiring catering services. The number of buildings to be serviced within each Lot may change as a result of the implementation of the Reform of Property Management Programme and the planned on boarding of participating bodies. Further details are provided in the Authority's tender document.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 30
Price: 70

CPD — Supplies and Services Division

street: 303 Airport Road West

postalCode: BT3 9ED

Aramark Ireland Holdings Ltd

street: Northern Cross

countryName: IE

G4S Facilities Management (UK) Ltd

street: Southside House

postalCode: SW1E 6QT


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

title: Car Park at Newbold Revel

description: Car Park at Newbold Revel


title: Personal Monitoring Devices - Swimming

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

street: Customer Services,Civic Offices, Merrial Street,Leisure & Cultural Services

postalCode: ST5 2AG


title: RFQ 6839 Lean Six Sigma Training, Coaching and Mentoring.

description: Provision of lean six sigma training (Green and Black Belt) and Coaching/Mentoring of Black belt trainees. Black Belts will coach green belts.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Current Capability and Resources: 54
Quality Assurance: 20
Price: 20
Socio Economic: 4
Health and Safety: 2

Sellafield Ltd

street: Hinton House, Birchwood Park Avenue

postalCode: WA3 6GR

Bourton Group Ltd

street: Bourton Hall, Warwickshire

postalCode: CV23 9SD


measure: electronicBids

description: Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit (GEM CSU) on behalf of NHS England Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Area Team is carrying out an exercise to identify a caretaker provider for a GP Surgery on a short term APMS Contract. The practice has a current list size of 2985 patients and is provided from a location in Radford, Nottingham. The identified provider will have the option to continue to provide services from this premise; interested provider should note the premise is not part of the NHS estate. NHS England is looking for a modern, patient-centred model that is user friendly and culturally sensitive that considers all of the national and local public health targets. The model will need to include provision of the following: — Essential Services; — All Additional Services; — Dementia and Learning Disabilities Enhanced Services; — Opening hours and service delivery from 8:00 am — 18:30 pm Monday to Friday (except statutory bank and public holidays). Due to the interim nature of this service, it is envisaged that the practice will operate under a closed list and with a minimum income guarantee.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price:
Quality:
Service provision/experience:
Mobilisation:
Financial viability:

GEM CSU

street: Address 1

postalCode: SW1 3TT


title: Provision of Commissioning Cleaning and Associated Services to New South Glasgow Hospital.

description: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde wishes to contract for highly specialist healthcare cleaning and associated services to support the Commissioning Plan for the New South Glasgow University Hospital, and to prepare the hospital for patient occupation, with potential also to support Decommissioning agendas at a variety of hospital sites. The contractor must have significant previous experience of delivering specialist healthcare cleaning services within large scale hospital environments, supporting complex commissioning and decommissioning programmes. There will be a requirement for interested parties to provide a range of detailed cleaning methodologies relating to specialised areas of cleaning such as Theatres, ITU, and Aseptic Unit. 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=322583

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

street: Procurement Department, Glasgow Royal Infirmary, 84 Castle Street

postalCode: G4 0SF


GEM CSU

street: 10 Nottingham Road, Cardinal Square

postalCode: DE1 3QT


title: Student Plus

description: Residential accommodation; Sports facilities; The Students Union.

title: Estates

title: QUB/1300/14 Provision of Fire Risk Assessments and Reviews.

description: The University wishes to appoint a Contractor to complete Fire Risk assessments and reviews for various sites throughout the University Campus. The tender is divided into two lots: Lot 1 Student Plus. Lot 1 consists of properties managed by the University's Student Plus Directorate, which includes: Residential accommodation; Sports facilities; The Students Union; Lot 2 Estates. Lot 2 consists of the rest of the Estate. Applicants are invited to tender for either Lot 1 or Lot 2 or both.

Queen's University Belfast

street: Purchasing Office, University Road

postalCode: BT7 1NN


title: Extra Care Housing Scheme - Land at Albert Road/Dovedale Close, Reading.

description: Sheltered housing construction work. Architectural design services. Housing services. Demolition, site preparation and clearance work. Reading Borough Council invites tenders from suitably experienced Registered Providers (RP) of Social Housing to design, build, operate and manage a mixed tenure extra care housing scheme with approximately 40 units on land at Albert Road/Dovedale Close in Reading.

Reading Borough Council

street: Property Development Team, Civic Offices

postalCode: RG1 7AE


title: RRS James Clark Ross - Replacement of Aft Science Cranes

description: Replacement of the aft science cranes on board the Royal Research Ship "James Clark Ross" IMO 8904496 operated by the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) on behalf of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Performance/Capability: 12
Delivery: 11
Lifting Capacity: 11
Spares: 11
Working Temperatures: 11
Crane Boom Folding: 11
Deck Plate Fitting: 11
Price: 11
Compliance (Class/Statutory): 11

UK Shared Business Services Ltd

street: c/o British Antarctic Survey, High Cross, Madingley Road

postalCode: CB3 0ET

name: Steve Lucas, UKSBS Procurement Specialist

Preferred Marine Cranes Ltd

street: The Kintore Business Park

postalCode: AB51 OYQ


title: Travel Services one stop shop

description: The provision of UK and international air, rail and hotel services; ferry services; Eurostar; international vehicle hire; and professional advice to all clients.

title: Hotel, Apartment, conference snd meeting booking

description: The provision of UK and international hotel bookings, Apartment bookings and UK conference and meeting bookings.

title: Group and Student travel services

description: The provision of UK and international air, rail and hotel / hostel services; ferry services; eurostar; international vehicle hire; group travel services; and professional advice to all clients.

title: Travel Services.

description: London Universities Purchasing Consortium (LUPC), a company limited by guarantee reg. no. 04784719, is a not-for-profit company owned by its Members, for its Members. Its primary purpose is to maximise value from the collaborative procurement of goods and services for over 60 Members, made up of universities and colleges, as well as government agencies, research organisations and museums and other cultural establishments. A full list of current Members may be found at: http://www.lupc.ac.uk/list-of-members.html. In inviting expressions of interest to tender for the provision of travel services, LUPC is acting as a lead organisation on behalf of its Member Institutions. All agreements resulting from this tender should be made available to and apply to all current and future members of LUPC, including associate members. Any other consortium or institution that wishes to participate in this framework agreement will only do so at the discretion of the LUPC. Providers' attention is drawn to the fact that participating institutions may be subject to change in the future owing to strategic realignment of the Consortium or the inclusion of new full or associate Members, who could be outside the education sector, but within the public sector. Our aim is to establish a highly competitive travel services framework agreement for Member Institutions, taking advantage of our geographic concentration in and around London. The principle behind the agreement(s) is that they shall not themselves constitute contracts, but will establish a structure by which orders may be placed by participating institutions, each forming a separate contract under the terms and conditions set out in the framework agreement(s).

street: LUPC, Floor 2M, University of London Union, Malet Street

postalCode: WC1E 7HY


title: Community alarm monitoring services;- elderly frail.

description: Alarm-monitoring services. exercisable.

South Somerset District Council

street: The Council Office, Brympton Way

postalCode: BA20 2HT


title: Expert Service for Compulsory Purchase Valuations - Petrol Filling stations and Roadside Facilities

The Valuation Office Agency

street: The Valuation Office Agency,Procurement & Contract Management ,Castle House, 31 Lisbon Street


name: Southport and Ormskirk Hospitals NHS Trust

title: Emergency Nursing Cover Tier 1 Supply

title: Emergency Nursing Cover Tier 2 Supply

title: Emergency Nursing Cover.

description: Southport and Ormskirk NHS Trust have appointed a Tier 1 and Tier 2 Agency to cover nursing vacancies that cannot filled by bank staff.

awardCriteriaDetails:
compliance: 20
service requirements: 26
account management: 14
finance: 40

street: Town Lane

postalCode: PR8 6PN

Service Care Solutions Ltd

street: 1st Floor, Marshall House, Ringway

postalCode: PR1 2QD

Castlerock Recruitment Group Ltd

street: Units 12 & 13 Waterside Court, St Helens Technology Campus

postalCode: WA9 1UA


title: School work clubs.

description: Suffolk County Council seeks to commission a school Work Club programme in selected Suffolk High Schools, to support young people aged 16 in School year 11. The project builds on previous concept testing and makes a direct contribution to the work underway in Suffolk to meet the challenge of the Raising of the Participation Age (RPA) measure — the requirement that from 2013 that all young people will remain in education or training to age 17 and from 2015 to age 18. The aim of the project is to develop a programme of support for young people in participating schools so that a greater number of young people have the knowledge and aspiration to progress to Apprenticeships, employment with training or remain in further education where this is an appropriate choice. A school Work Club is a programme of weekly or fortnightly in school sessions that provide information on employment and Apprenticeship opportunities or Further Education pathways, together with a range of support to help students develop their job application and interview skills. The in school sessions will be initially be delivered between September 2014 and May 2015. Student support will continue outside of the school term, between May and September, through drop in sessions at external venues and through a group activity. When GCSE results are published there will be a focus on supporting students with no offers of employment or further education to obtain a positive progression. Providers who deliver the Work Club programme will be expected to provide a club leader to develop and deliver the programme and engage local employers and other local agencies to contribute to programme delivery where relevant. Providers will also secure venues, external to school premises, to provide support to students between May and September. The contract will be for 2014-15 with the option to extend it for one year depending on provider performance and availability of funding. Tenders will be sought to deliver up to thirteen clubs. Suffolk County Council has made an application for external funding for this project and in the event of this application being unsuccessful Suffolk County Council reserves the right to withdraw this Work Club project from procurement.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Organisation background: 20
Programme delivery: 20
Match funding (added value): 5
Presentation to evaluation pane: 25

Suffolk County Council

street: Russell Road

postalCode: IP1 2BX

Tomorrow's People Trust Ltd

street: Minster House, York Road

postalCode: BN21 4ST


title: Provision of an Apprenticeship Programme.

description: This contract would require the Applicant to: 1. Provide Apprenticeship Programme, possible installation and associated consumables that are capable of delivering all of the specifications detailed in the subsequent ITT; 2. Provide suitable services. 3. Ensure that the required management information (as detailed in the ITT) is sent in good time to St Georges Healthcare NHS Trust and in order to manage the contract appropriately.

St George's Healthcare NHS trust

street: 2nd Floor, Lanesborough Wing, Blackshaw Road

postalCode: SW17 0QT


title: Minor Works Projects at HMYOI Brinsford

description: Minor Works Projects at HMYOI Brinsford


title: Provision of Reception Centre Services at HMNB Devonport

title: NBCD1B/120032/PFP

description: Reception services. Provision of reception centre services at HM Naval Base Devonport.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 50
Financial/Price: 30
Commercial: 20

Naval Base Commander (Devonport)

street: Naval Base Headquarters Ground Floor, Building N058, HM Naval Base Devonport

postalCode: PL2 2BG

Devonport Royal Dockyard Ltd

street: Devonport Royal Dockyard

postalCode: Devon PL1 4SG


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Commercial & Contract Management Directorate

title: Job Evaluation of Probation Roles, Training of JE Panel Members and Transference of Skills to NOMS HR

description: The contract is to provide consultancy services to ensure business continuity through a time of transitonal arrangements brought about by the Transforming Rehabilitation (TR) Programme.

Hamford Consulting

street: 4 Bloomfield Avenue


name: South Eastern Health & Social Care Trust

title: SEHSCT - service and maintenance of Draeger medical equipment.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

street: Upper Newtownards Road

postalCode: BT16 1RH

Draeger Medical UK Limited

street: The Willows, Mark Road, Herts

postalCode: HP2 7BW


name: For details of the awarded suppliers, please see section VI.2

name: Please refer to Document No 10 in the ITO Documents for full list of Purchasing Points

title: NHS Framework Agreement for the supply of Generic Transition Pharmaceuticals 2015_1.

description: NHS National Framework Generic Transition 2015_1. Offer reference number: CM/PHG/12/5337. Period of framework agreement: Dates detailed below with options to extend up to a maximum period of 36 months. Potential periods of call-offs under the framework agreement: CM/PHG/12/5337/00. DCE/DSW — 1.5.2015 to 31.10.2015 (6 months). DLS/DNE — 1.5.2015 to 30.6.2016 (14 months). DLN/DNW — 1.5.2015 to 29.2.2016 (10 months). CM/PHG/12/5337/01. DSW — 1.5.2015 to 31.10.2016 (18 months). DLS/DNE — 1.5.2015 to 29.2.2016 (10 months). DLN/DNW — 1.5.2015 to 29.2.2016 (10 months).

name: The Secretary of State for Health acting as part of the Crown through the Commercial Medicines Unit (part of the Department of Health)

street: 2nd Floor, Rutland House

postalCode: WA7 2ES


title: Disposal of plots at Burma Drive

description: To agency marketing and disposal of plots at Burma Drive, Hull.

Jones Lang LaSalle

postalCode: B3 2RT


title: The Provision of an Equipment Integration Manager for the National Automotive Innovation Centre

description: The University of Warwick is seeking the appointment of an Equipment Integration Manager role for the National Automotive Innovation Centre construction project to act as the interface between the Employers Agent and the specialist equipment suppliers in regard to matters concerning the integration of major equipment elements into the main build programme.

The University of Warwick

street: University House,University of Warwick,Kirby Corner Road

postalCode: CV4 8UW


title: GB-Bristol: Supply of Food and Water Ration Packs for MoD Liferafts

description: The Maritime Spares Team within the D Ships Operating Centre has a possible requirement for the Supply of Food and Water Ration Packs for MoD Liferafts. Delivery to HMNB Portsmouth will be required. The requirements for Food & Water liferaft rations is as follows: Food • One food ration must consist of no less than 10,000 KJ (2,400 kcal) for each person the liferaft is permitted to accommodate • Rations must be palatable, edible throughout the marked life, and packed in a manner which can be readily divided, and easily opened, taking into account immersion suit gloved hands. • The rations shall be packed in permanently sealed metal containers or vacuum packed in a flexible packaging material with negligible vapour transmission rate (<0.1 g/m² per 24 hours at 23°C/85% relative humidity when tested to a standard acceptable to the administration. • Flexible packaging materials shall be further protected by outer packaging if needed to prevent physical damage to the food ration and other items as result of sharp edges. • The packaging shall be clearly marked with date of packing and date of expiry, the production lot number, the content in the package and instructions for use. (The Food Labeling Regulations 1996, Directive 2000/13/EC, Directive 2003/89/EC, Directive 2006/142/EC &Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011* Note a typical suitable composition is; Ration unit: 500-550 g Energy: Minimum 10,000 KJ Moisture: Maximum 5% Salt (NaCl): Maximum 0.2% Carbohydrates: 60-70% weight = 50-60% energy Fat: 18-23% weight = 33-43% energy Protein: 6-10% weight = 5-8% energy Water • 1.5 litre of fresh water for each person the liferaft is permitted to accommodate, of which either 0.5 litre per person may be replaced by a de-salting apparatus capable of producing an equal amount of fresh water in 2 days or 1 litre per person may be replaced by a manually powered reverse osmosis desalinator**, capable of producing an equal amount of fresh water in 2 days • The water shall satisfy suitable international requirements for chemical and microbiological content, and shall be packed in sealed watertight containers that are of corrosion resistant material or are treated to be corrosion resistant • Flexible packaging materials, if used, shall have a negligible vapour transmission rate 0.1 g/m² per 24 hours at 23°C/85% relative humidity when tested to a standard acceptable to the administration except that individually packaged portions within a larger container need not meet this vapour transmission requirement • Each water container shall have a method of spill proof re-closure, except for individually packaged portions of less than 125 ml • Each container shall be clearly marked with date of packing and date of expiry, the production lot number, the quantity of water in the container, and instructions for consumption • The containers shall be easy to open, taking into account immersion suit gloved hands • Water for emergency drinking complying with the requirements of an international standard acceptable to the organization is acceptable in compliance with these requirements

Maritime Platform Systems Team, DE&S

street: Ash 2c #3214,Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH

Ocean Safety Ltd

street: SAXON WHARF,LOWER YORK STREET

postalCode: SO14 5QF


title: Supply and Installation of Low Pressure Die Casting Production Cell.

description: An automatic low pressure die casting (LPDC) production cell is required with a turn-key approach. The equipment shall be capable of producing castings for aluminium alloys and magnesium alloys. The production should be operated in an automatic cycle. Additionally the cell must be versatile enough to be configured for research and development applications, with the possibility to modify the operation process during R and D.

Brunel University London

street: Kingston Lane

postalCode: UB8 3PH

LPM SPA

street: 24 Via Egidio Berto, 24

countryName: IT


title: HR and Payroll software tender.

description: Bolton at Home are seeking software providers to provide an integrated HR and Payroll solution. The supplier will be responsible for implementation, maintenance and post-implementation support. The following core modules will be required as part of the system: — Establishment, — Personnel, — Recruitment, — Training, — Payroll, — Self service.

Bolton at Home

street: 98 Waters Meeting Road

postalCode: BL1 8SW


title: Provision of Banking Services.

description: Banking services. Leicester City Council (the Council) is inviting tenders for the provision of UK money transmission banking services. The service required includes the maintenance of Council bank accounts, cash and cheque handling, BACS transaction processing and other money transmission services associated with local authority banking arrangements. The Council will also require internet banking services for balance/transaction reporting and payment initiation.

Leicester City Council

street: New Walk Centre, Welford Place

postalCode: LE1 6ZG


name: Gardline Environmental T/A Marine Planning Consultants

name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

title: Provision of MMO Strategic Review

description: The Authority is looking for a single supplier to provide a Strategic Review to Marine Management Organisation.

street: Noble House ,17 Smith Square

postalCode: SW1P 3JR

street: Endeavour House,Admiralty Road

postalCode: NR30 3NG


title: UK SBS IT140034 - Software that allows detailed and precise analysis of image files from microscope based study

description: MRC Human Nutrition Research (HNR) is looking to purchase core scientific software module that delivers all the necessary functionality for data visualization, analysis, segmentation and interpretation of 3D and 4D microscopy datasets. The software should provide a complete set of features for working with three- and four-dimensional multi-channel images of any size, from a few megabytes to multiple gigabytes in size. • Premier Volume Rendering • Surfaces, Segmentation and Interaction • Spots, Segmentation and Interaction • Interactive, Intuitive; Navigation and Selection • Smart Handling of Huge Images Software should allow visualization of original and derived data objects in a real time interactive manner to be able to quickly make visual assessments of the experiments in 3D and 4D to discover relationships that are otherwise hidden. Software should provide the most effective tools to segment even the toughest datasets to identify, separate, and visualize individual objects and then be able to pull out the statistics. Software must be able to: • accurately segment the image to select individual cells • select a subpopulation of cells based on a cell marker/particle stain • to produce statistics (such as cell size, average fluorescence intensity, cell volume, cell surface area) on the different cell groups selected by either positivity of another marker or the intensity of a marker • have a variety of rendering modes to display data in the clearest possible manner • be able to deal with 3D and 4D data sets • be able to load common microscopy file formats (e.g. .lsm and.lei files) • track cells / particles during live cell imaging experiments HNR is looking for the most efficient, user friendly software. Suppliers will be required to present high level description of the software offering. This will occur at a mutually agreed time and date. Please note that at the presentation stage suppliers will be asked to demonstrate how many keystrokes it requires to perform specific function. Please note that the “ease of usability “of the software may form part of the decision making process. About UK Shared Business Services Putting the business into shared services UK Shared Business Services Ltd (UK SBS) brings a commercial attitude to the public sector; helping our customers improve efficiency, generate savings and modernise. It is our vision to become the leading provider for our customers of shared business services in the UK public sector, continuously reducing cost and improving quality of business services for Government and the public sector. Our broad range of expert services is shared by our customers. This allows our customers the freedom to focus resources on core activities; innovating and transforming their own organisations. Core services include Procurement, Finance, Grants Admissions, Human Resources, Payroll, ISS, and Property Asset Management all underpinned by our Service Delivery and Contact Centre teams. UK SBS is a people rather than task focused business. It’s what makes us different to the traditional transactional shared services centre. What is more, being a not-for-profit organisation owned by its customers, UK SBS’ goals are aligned with the public sector and delivering best value for the UK taxpayer. UK Shared Business Services Ltd changed its name from RCUK Shared Services Centre Ltd in March 2013. Our Customers Growing from a foundation of supporting the Research Councils, 2012/13 saw Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) transition their procurement to UK SBS and Crown Commercial Service (CSS - previously Government Procurement Service) agree a Memorandum of Understanding with UK SBS to deliver two major procurement categories (construction and research) across Government. UK SBS currently manages £700m expenditure for its Customers, our growth projections anticipate this will rise to £1bn in 2013/14. Important information From the 2nd April 2014 the Government is introducing its new Government Security Classifications (GSC) classification scheme to replace the current Government Protective Marking Scheme (GPMS). A key aspect of this is the reduction in the number of security classifications used. All potential suppliers should make themselves aware of the changes as it may impact on this Requirement. The link below to the Gov.uk website provides information on the new GSC: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/government-security-classifications

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Veterinary personnel

description: The Authority, AHVLA, or other Contracting Bodies may require Providers to supply veterinarians who are members of the RCVS to join their workforce for variable periods of time to cover staff shortages, peaks of work or to undertake specific activities which are not suitable for outsourcing.

title: Animal health and animal care technicians and support staff

description: The Provider will be required to supply technicians, scientists, support staff or administrative staff who have animal health, animal handling or veterinary science skills for domesticated animals, laboratory animals, farm livestock or wildlife. These may be qualified vets if that provides a suitable resource but it is likely that other qualifications or experience would be more relevant.

title: Drop-In facilities

description: The Authority is seeking to appoint Providers who will be able to provide drop-in centre amenities for use by Contracting Autorities for veterinary practices and other businesses with suitable facilities.

title: Surveillance and diagnostic services

description: The Authority is seeking Providers who are capable of delivering relevant surveillance and diagnostic services in relation to new and re-emerging animal related threats such as exotic diseases, novel diseases, welfare problems and intoxication as more particularly described in the Invitation to Tender

title: Vaccination

description: The Authority is seeking to appoint Providers who are able to provide a range of animal vaccination services as more particularly described in the Invitation to Tender

title: Stand-by veterinary services for animal / public health or welfare incidents

description: Veterinary businesses are required to provide 24 hour emergency cover for their clients and there is a trend towards contracting with specialist suppliers to work out of normal business hours. Government has similar requirement for a provision of a rapid emergency or out of hours response to carry out an initial investigation of an animal health, public health or animal welfare incidents and it is foreseeable that in future such a Service could be sourced under this Framework.

title: Training and education

description: The Authority is seeking to appoint Providers who can deliver a range of animal health training and education to target audiences from animal keepers and famers to veterinary surgeons. This requirement is more particularly described in the invitation to tender

title: Advisory services

description: The requirement under this Lot will cover advice to Government Departments on any aspect of veterinary medicine or veterinary science by individuals who are recognised experts in their field (and may or not be recognised as such by RCVS)

title: Veterinary research

description: The Authority wishes to appoint Providers who are able to undertake veterinary research and scientific services aon behalf of Government. The Requirement is more particularly described in the invitation to tender

title: Services of a Veterinary nature to government across England, NI, Scotland & Wales.

description: The Authority is seeking to appoint Providers onto a UK-wide multi-supplier Framework for the delivery of services of a veterinary nature. The Framework will be divided into 9 lots and tenderers will be free to tender for one or more lots. Each lot will be evaluated independently of the others.

Defra

street: 17 Nobel House


title: Creative Services Mini-Framework.

description: Solent NHS Trust often has marketing communication requirements that are unable to be met in house and in such cases would look to an external creative agency to provide an end to end service for various projects via a mini-framework agreement.

Solent NHS Trust

street: Adelaide Health Centre, William Macleaod Way, Millbrook

postalCode: SO16 4XE


name: Crown Agents Ltd acting as an agent for and on behalf of the Secretary of State for International Development of the UK Government (DFID)


title: GB-London: Security System Technical Expertise

description: The National Gallery requires security and related systems expertise to support the business planning phase of a programme to modernise and upgrade the Gallery’s approach to security.The requirement is to; conduct a high level assessment of existing systems; advise on the approach to ensuring full capture of the requirements for future security and related systems and assist in developing a high level business case with particular regard to cost and time estimatesThis requirement covers two stages, firstly the business planning stage and potentially the procurement and implementation stage. Both stages are covered by this procurement but only the business planning stage services will definitely be required.To express an interest in this contract suppliers must submit a completed tender by the deadline stated. The ITT is available at https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-GB-London:-Security-System-Technical-Expertise/D3N642BDP2

The National Gallery

street: Trafalgar Square

postalCode: WC2N 5DN