title: Advice Line and Network Contract

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

title: Grant Administration

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

title: Our Place and First Steps

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

title: Community Economic Development

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

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

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

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

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

street: Fry Building, Marsham Street

postalCode: SW1P 4DF


scheme: CPV

title: Provision of research on fuel poverty

documentType: tenderNotice

description: A full project specification is attached to this notice.

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

Committee on Climate Change

street: 1st Floor, Holbein Place

postalCode: SW1W 8NR

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: ASBESTOS MANAGEMENT INSPECTION OF HISTORIC OBJECTS

description: Royal Armouries seeks to appoint a suitable independent and experienced asbestos management company to locate and assess asbestos containing materials in our object collection. This is not to include property.

Royal Armouries

street: Armouries Drive

postalCode: LS10 1LT


currency: GBP

name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

documentType: awardNotice

title: Improving Knowledge Exchange of Agricultural GHG Emissions Estimates via Sankey Diagrams

description: This work will provide knowledge exchange materials to stakeholders clearly breaking down emisisons from the agricultural sector in a graphical format.

Aether Ltd

postalCode: OX1 1BY


title: Distribution of Irregular Dimension and Weight Consignments.

description: Road transport services. Transport services (excl. Waste transport). Parcel delivery services. Parcel transport services. Distribution of Irregular Dimension or Weight consignments, categorised as exceed 1.5 tonnes in gross weight but is less than 20 tonnes; or a length exceeding 1.4 metres but less than 18.75 metres; or a width of 1.4 metres but less than 3.0 metres; or a height exceeding 2.0 metres. Collection and delivery within the UK including Northern Ireland and offshore Islands, delivery by 'next day' or '2-4 days' with a limited number of 'same day' delivery.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails: The criteria stated in the specifications, in the invitation to tender or to negotiate or in the descriptive document: 100

Ministry of Defence, IMOC

street: Cedar 3A, #3338, MOD Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH

Sheldon Clayton Logistic Group

street: Cygnus Point, Black Counrty New Road

postalCode: B70 0BD


title: Juniper Hill Caravan Park Infrastructure Upgrade.

description: Upgrade of electrical cabling and drainage infrastructure throughout the caravan site.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Quality: 40

Caravan Park Infrastructure Upgrade

street: 70 Ballyreagh Rd

postalCode: BT55 7PT


name: Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Service

title: Specimen Tracking box labels

description:
Competition Title : Specimen Tracking box labels
 Competition Notes : Please quote to supply the Shrewsbury & Telford Hospital for a 24 month contract. Quantities stated are APPROX per annum and items will be ordered as & when required - approx 20 orders per year. Please Note Terms of Offer & NHS Terms & Conditions attached

 For full details, see how to apply below.

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

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


title: Childcare vouchers

description:
Provision of Childcare Vouchers to the General Medical Council.

 (MT Ref:142452)

General Medical Council (GMC)

street: 3 Hardman Street

postalCode: M3 3AW


title: Provide a Climatic Chamber.

description: Cabins. To provide an environmental test chamber Facility to replicate the tests of the Cold Injury Clinic to enable the Authority to undertake immediate assessment of Non Freezing Cold Injuries (NFCIs).

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Army Foundation College

street: Uniacke Barracks, Penny Pot Lane

postalCode: HG3 2SE


title: Purchase of dry recyclables and provision of reception/transfer facility.

description: Provision of a reception facility for dry recyclables collected by the council, and subsequent disposal/sale of materials.

Ryedale District Council

street: Procurement, Ryedale District Council, Old Malton Road

postalCode: YO17 7HH


title: Barnsley College Provider Framework 2014-2016.

description: Barnsley College is a Grade 1 Outstanding College as rated by OFSTED in 2010. It is described as inspirational and transformational, and the College is noted as extremely effective at raising aspirations of learners and supporting them to succeed. To build on this success and grow our provision, the College is seeking to develop a framework of experienced and established providers to support them to deliver the following European Social Fund (ESF) programmes.Skills Support for the Unemployed for West Yorkshire (excluding Bradford), the Humber and North and North East Lincolnshire.Skills Support for Redundancy for Yorkshire and the Humber, North and North East Lincolnshire.Other externally funded programmes targeting the unemployed and those at risk of redundancy which the college may be successfully awarded in the next 12 month.The framework will be for the period 18.8.2014 to 31.7.2016, with a maximum overall contract value of GBP 3,000,000.All tender documents will be available from Monday 19.5.2014 and can be accessed by e-mailing: tenders@barnsley.ac.ukPlease clearly mark your email Provider Framework.

Barnsley College

street: Church Street

postalCode: S70 2YW


title: Research

description: Research

LSE Enterprise LTD

street: 8th Floor,Tower One,Houghton Street

postalCode: WC2A 2AE


title: NAC-1026 Provision of Housing Support and Children's Integration

description: The aims of the contract are:— To provide support to people to prepare them for managing and sustaining their own tenancy.— To help service users engage with mainstream and specialist services as required.— To assist service users to develop positive social networks.— To ensure service users are supported through the transition from temporary accommodation to permanent housing to reduce repeat homelessness.— To provide support to people to achieve stability in their tenancies following a period of crisis and prevent homelessness.— To assist tenants to avoid eviction and sustain their tenancies in the long term and prevent homelessness.— To minimise the impact of homelessness for children.

title: NAC-1025 Provision of Housing Advice, Advocacy and Education Services

description: The aims of this contract are:— To reduce levels of homelessness in North Ayrshire through pro-active and responsive housing advice and information across all tenures.— To ensure housing advice and information is targeted to priority and vulnerable groups including older people, homeless households, people at risk of homelessness and pupils in schools and colleges.— To provide responsive housing advice and information where there is a threat of eviction/repossession.— To secure positive housing outcomes for service users and demonstrate best value in the provision of services.— To engage and develop trust with service users to help them make best use of the advice and information provided to achieve long term stability in their accommodation.— To provide help and representation to assist service users to enforce their housing rights and responsibilities.— To provide initial housing advice to prevent/stabilise crisis situations.— To provide advocacy services.

title: NAC/1027: Support Provision – Temporary Accommodation

description: The aims of this contract are:— To provide support to people to prepare them for managing and sustaining their own tenancy.— To help service users engage with mainstream and specialist services as required.— To assist service users to develop positive social networks.— To ensure service users are supported through the transition from temporary accommodation to permanent housing to reduce repeat homelessness.— To provide support to people to achieve stability in their tenancies following a period of crisis and prevent homelessness.— To assist service users to sustain temporary accommodation.

title: NAC-1027 Provision of accommodation based housing support services

title: Homelessness Support Services.

description: Housing Support Services has a statutory duty to provide support to people at risk of, or experiencing, homelessness. A number of contracts are currently in place to support this and these contracts are due to expire on 30.6.2015. The current service specifications have been reviewed and streamlined to take into account the budgetary constraints of the department and consequently, the following services are being tendered:— Advocacy and Early Intervention Education.— Housing Support and Children's Integration.— Support Provision — Temporary Accommodation.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 80
Price: 20

North Ayrshire Council

street: Cunninghame House, Friars Croft

postalCode: KA12 8EE

Barnardos

street: Building 10,000, Academy Park, Gower Street

postalCode: G51 1PR

CHAP

street: Michael Lynch Centre For Enterprise, 71 Princess Street

postalCode: KA22 8DH

Simon Community Scotland

street: 472 Ballater Street, Glasgow

postalCode: G5 0QW


title: NHS Borders Managed Laboratory Service

title: NHS Borders Managed Laboratory Service

title: Provision of Laboratory Equipment and Associated Services.

description: The Authority seeks a service solution providing major analysers and reagents to deliver the large majority of assays for the Area Laboratory Services. The Authority will be seeking bids from suppliers to replace a number of Haematology, Blood Transfusion, Clinical Chemistry and Microbiology Analysers and will include the provision of reagents, consumables and maintenance.Contract options for consideration will include Capital purchase, reagent rental and managed service agreements. This could be for all or a selection of the equipment and services required.Tenderers will be expected to signify within the PQQ if they will be bidding as a primary contractor or as a third party.Short-listing will take place throughout the competitive tender process with the first cut taking place after receipt of the pre-qualification questionnaires from potential providers. The Board also reserves the right to eliminate potential providers throughout the tender phase.The contract duration will be for a period of seven (7) years with an option to extend in mutually agreed periods to a maximum of 7 years.The anticipated annual value of the contract will be up to 800 000 GBP.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality/Technical: 60
Cost: 40

NHS Borders

street: Borders General Hospital

postalCode: TD6 9BS

Abbott Diagnostics

street: Abbott House, Vanwall Business Park, Vanwall Road

postalCode: SL6 4XF

Roche Diagnostics Limited

street: Charles Avenue

postalCode: Burgess Hill


title: RM4143 - L0476; Online Press Aggregator Services - Contract

description: The Departments (HM Treasury and Cabinet Office) are seeking the best value and most effective option for providing access to online news and business intelligence information content for all HM Treasury and Cabinet Office staff through an easy to use interface to an online aggregator of UK national and regional press, selected international daily and trade press content, as well as business information.

Crown Commercial Service - London

street: 1 Horse Guards Road

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ

Factiva Limited

postalCode: WC1X 8HB


name: NHS Sandwell and West Birmingham Clincial Commissioning Group

title: End of Life Care Hospice and Support Team services for Sandwell and West Birmingham CCG.

description: Sandwell and West Birmingham Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) has redesigned their approach to End of Life (EOL) services to ensure delivery of an integrated and responsive model that builds on good practice and seeks to innovate and transform the care pathways for patients at end of life.The CCG has split EOL services into three groups which will operate in synergy with each other to provide a joined up and holistic approach to EOL services for patients. Each service group will have a separate and distinct procurement approach.The CCG recognises that the ability of the provider to meet the agreed contractual outcomes cannot be dependent on the performance or otherwise of the providers of the services in the other two groups. However, providers are expected to work together to develop appropriate relationships which will facilitate the effective delivery of outcomes. It is the intention of the commissioner to make this co-operation a condition of contract.— Group 1 (coordination hub and urgent response service) — These services provide improved coordination of End of Life care for patients and their families. The co-ordination hub services will be supported by an urgent response team which will be available 24 hours per day 7 days per week.— Group 2 (specialist Hospital and Community based palliative care services) — These existing specialist services form part of the EOL care pathway and are delivered by SWBH as part of the block contract. The service specification will be updated to reflect other changes across the pathway.— Group 3 (Specialist Palliative and hospice care and support services) — These services provide specialist palliative care, physical, psychological, spiritual and social support to patients, families and carers.This tender is for the provision of Group 3 Services.The overarching aim of services is to improve the coordination and provision of packages of care for EOL patients and their families, enabling patients to be cared for and to die in the place of their choice. The services will work as an integrated part of health and social care provision throughout the CCG to effectively manage resources, ensuring equity of access to quality services and value for money. The service provider/s will provide management information on service utilisation and maintain the CCG EOL care register. The key outcomes that the services will support are:— an increase in the number of patients dying in usual place of residence.— fewer emergency hospital admissions.The Group 3 services will comprise:— Hospice Care to include:— Specialist palliative inpatient care— Community specialist palliative care team service— Day therapy services— Outreach specialised service for EOLC (aka Hospice at home)— 24/7 access — Education— Volunteer, benefits advice, befriending and domestic support— Sitting service— Home from home EOLC beds— Holistic therapies— Psychological support— Bereavement services— Day therapy servicesCandidates wishing to be considered must register their expression of interest and provide additional procurement-specific information (by completing a PQQ) through the portal as follows:i) Candidates should register on the portal at https://mlcsu.bravosolution.co.uk (registration and use of the website is free of charge).ii) Once registered, candidates must express interest bya) logging-in to the Midlands & LancashireCSU e-Tendering portal,b)selecting response to advert and PQQ,c) select Open Access PQQ,d) search for and access listing related to this contract and view details,e) click on Express Interest linkiii) Once you have expressed interest, access the My PQQs page where you can download documentation (if required) & construct your reply as instructed.You must submit your reply on the website by the 7.11.2014 at 17:00. For technical support in submitting your expression of interest contact the BravoSolution Help-desk on +44 8003684850 or help@bravosolution.co.ukThe services to which this advertisement relates fall within Part B of Schedule 3 of the Public Contracts Regulations. Neither placement of this advertisement nor any other indication shall be taken to mean that the Contracting Authority intends to hold itself bound by any Regulations, save those applicable to Part B services.

NHS Sandwell and West Birmingham CCG

street: Kingston House, 438-450 High Street

postalCode: B70 9LD


title: GB-Wandsworth: Substance Misuse

description: Wandsworth Borough Council is holding a “Meet the Buyer Event” for its forthcoming Substance Misuse Services Tender. Who can attend? This event is open to any providers who have an interest in delivering services in relation to Substance Misuse. It is envisaged that the services to be tendered will come under 3 groups: • Lot 1 - Criminal Justice • Lot 2 - Tier 2 and 3 engagement, interventions, recovery, outreach and Employment Training and Education • Lot 3 - Day Programmes (Drug and Alcohol) What will it involve? The event will include presentations by Wandsworth Borough Council Senior officers and commissioners detailing the services being commissioned and the procurement process involved. This event will be an opportunity for service providers to discuss the vision for the new treatment model and to ask questions about the scope of the Service, about procurement and to provide comments to the Council on the delivery of the Service. The Council encourages smaller providers to form partnerships and/or consortia to meet service specifications. This event will be an opportunity to network with other potential providers. There will also be the opportunity to meet with stakeholders and commissioners. The aims of the event are to: • Improve providers’ understanding of the three lots and procurement process; • Facilitate the potential development of the market place and meet other providers To register for this event, providers will need to register via the e-sourcing portal: www.supplyinglondon.com Providers must register on the site to respond, although those already registered will not need to register again and will be able to use their existing user name and password. Please note there is a password reminder on the link to the home page. Providers must log in, go to Response Manager and add the following Access Code 6VD4VMY983. Providers should then follow the on-screen instructions. To register for the event use the e-mail facility stating the name and numbers of attendees from your organisation and your market sector. Details of attendees must be submitted by no later than 12:00 noon on 10th July 2014. To facilitate the formation of partnerships and consortia, we aim to circulate a list of contact details and names of the organisations who have expressed an interest in attending the MTBE. This will be circulated on or after the 23rd of June 2014 and so if your organisation does not wish to be included in this list, please state so when you submit your registration details. Please note that the PQQ will be released prior to the MTBE and so the Council anticipates circulating this information by the 25th of July 2014. If providers have any questions surrounding the provision of Substance Misuse Services then these should also be submitted via the Supplying London portal by 12:00 noon on the 10th July 2014. The Council will then aim to answer these questions before or at the Meet the Buyer Event. More information can be found in the Service Overview document which can be downloaded from the portal.

Wandsworth Borough Council

street: Town Hall,Wandsworth High Street,Wandsworth

postalCode: SW18 2PU


title: Development of 69 no. dwellings at St. Peters School (aka Corpus Christi) Brittons Parade, Belfast.

description: Development of 69 no. dwellings (59 no. general needs, 2 no. complex needs units and 8 no. apartments), provision of new access road, residents parking spaces and associated external works and services, to meet Lifetime Homes Criteria. Located at St. Peters School (aka Corpus Christi) Brittons Parade, Belfast.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Apex Housing Association Limited

street: 10 Butcher Street

postalCode: BT48 7ET


title: Development of Land Off Telford Street, Newport, South Wales.

description: The Seren Group are seeking to establish a framework of partner Contractors to deliver several high profile mixed tenure sites providing up to 400 homes.The sites that have been identified will achieve the very best qualities in terms of urban design and community integration with high quality landscaping and innovative approaches to the design of the public realm are also seen as very important elements of the communities the client wishes to create. Contractor's will be expected to demonstrate extensive knowledge and experience of remediation and providing high volume and quality homes with particular emphasis on assisting with sales and flexibility of handovers.NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at http://www.sell2wales.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=1049

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Quality: 30

The Seren Group

street: Exchange House, The Old Post Office, High Street

postalCode: NP20 1AA

Kier Construction Limited

street: Tempsford Hall Stow Hill

postalCode: SG19 2BD

Lovell

street: River House, Ynys Bridge Court, Gwaelod Y Garth

postalCode: CF15 9YY


title: Passenger Transport (Education) - IP442 Burgh to Ormiston Endeavour Academy. September 2014

description: Passenger Transport (Education) – IP442 Burgh to Ormiston Endeavour Academy. September 2014.

Suffolk County Council

street: Russell Road

postalCode: IP1 2BX


title: Contingent Labour and Interim Resources

description: Contingent Labour and Interim Resources - Call Off from GPS Non Permanent Staff Framework RM692 - http://gps.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/contracts/rm692

Networkers Recruitment

postalCode: BR1 1HP


name: Futures Advice, Skills and Employment Limited

title: ESF NEET - East Midlands - EM/YP/01

title: ESF NEET - East Midlands - Leicestershire - EM/YP/02

title: ESF NEET - East Midlands - Leicester City - EM/YP/03

title: ESF NEET - East Midlands - Lincolnshire & Rutland - EM/YP/04

title: ESF NEET - East Midlands - Nottingham City - EM/YP/05

title: ESF NEET - East Midlands - Nottinghamshire - EM/YP/06

title: ESF NEET - East Midland - Derby City - EM/YP/07

title: ESF NEET - East Midlands - Derbyshire - EM/YP/08

title: ESF NEET Direct delivery in East Midlands.

description: Education and training provision funded by ESF which supports young people who are aged 14-19 and who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) or at risk of becoming NEET in East Midlands.

Skills Funding Agency

street: Cheylesmore House, Quinton Road

postalCode: CV1 2WT

Hertford Regional College

street: Broxbourne Centre, High Road

postalCode: EN10 6AE

Prospects Services Ltd

street: 19 Elmfield Road

postalCode: BR1 1LT

Rathbone Training

street: Scotswood Road

postalCode: NE4 7SA

Grantham College

street: Stonebridge Road

postalCode: NG31 9AP

street: 2a Sherwood Rise

postalCode: NG7 6JN

West Nottinghamshire College

street: Derby Road

postalCode: NG18 5BH

Acorn Training Consultants Limited

street: Knightsbridge Place 2, Nottingham Road

postalCode: DE5 3DJ


measure: electronicBids

title: PaLS - Supply of Sevoflurane and Vaporisers for Secondary Care (only).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 300
Quality Control and Risk Assessment: 500
Quality of Service: 200

name: Business Services Organisation, Procurement and Logistics Service on behalf of Belfast HSC Trust, Southern HSC Trust, South Eastern HSC Trust, Western HSC Trust and Northern HSC Trust

street: 77 Boucher Cres

postalCode: BT12 6HU

Baxter Healthcare Ltd

street: 1 West Bank Rd

postalCode: BT39 9JL


description: Alterations to Marsh Green Primary School, New Road, Dagenham, Essex to provide new classroom, toilet block and staff areas The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham is now inviting expressions of interest for “Constructionline” and CHAS approved contractors to be shortlisted to a final list of four contractors to take part in the above project. The works The project entails the following works: • Strip out of existing toilets and convert to new classroom • Convert washroom to Access WC • Convert Staff room to office • Convert kitchens into toilet blocks • Convert toilets into tea kitchen The work is scheduled to commence and be completed in the School summer holidays, however there may be some overlap therefore the site manager will be expected to have Disclosure and this will need to be provided in advance. Marsh Green School is situated in New Road (A13) and access will be via local residential roads with off street parking available. There may be some parking allowed in the school car park at the school’s discretion. The estimated value of the scheme is approximately £200,000. Once tenders are returned, the contractor will be expected to mobilise immediately. It should be noted that the works come under the CDM regulations and the contractor will be expected to provide his Construction Phase Health and Safety Plan as soon as possible for approval by the CDM Co-ordinator. As the works in question are located inside a Primary school, the contractor must evidence that he is capable of undertaken the works to the highest standards of quality and safety. Expressions of interest To be considered for the scheme please evidence and answer the following: Question 1: • Provide evidence of your Constructionline registration • Provide evidence of your CHAS registration • Evidence of Disclosure and Barring Service details (previously CRB) for contract and site management personnel. Please provide these details with your submission • Evidence that Mechanical and Electrical sub-contractors employed by the contractor are suitably qualified and NICEIC and Gas Safe registered. Please provide details of your proposed M & E sub-contractors. Keep to two sides of A4 sheet. Question 2: Provide 3 separate case studies for education projects that you have carried out in the last 12 months. This should include details of the value and timescale that the works were carried out in. Please keep to a maximum of 4 sides of A4 paper. Question 3: Please evidence the main risks of working in school premises. Please keep to a maximum of 2 sides of A4 paper. Question 4: Please provide three references of either local authority or educational clients that you have carried out works for in the last 2 years. Please include details of why they are considered referees for your company along with a contact phone number and email address. 1 no side of A4 sheet. As part of the short listing process, Question 1 will be weighted with 30 marks, Question 2 – 30 marks, Question 3 – 20 marks and Question 4 – 20 marks. Marking against each of the four areas will be scored as follows: 0- No response submitted 1- Response given but it is felt that you have not understood or addressed the question 2- Question answered but in insufficient detail 3- Good understanding of the question but missing some clarification required 4- Response answered and no further clarification required 5- Response fully answered and the answer shows examples of innovation All questions need to be answered and the references given may be contacted and asked how your company performed, if the works were delivered on time, etc. If the references given no longer work for the company in question, you will be scored zero so it is in your interests to check first. If at this stage a number of contractors cannot be split they will be included in the tender subject to agreement with the marking team. All expressions of interest must be submitted in hard copy only and delivered in a plain envelope to the following address by 12 NOON THURSDAY 26 JUNE 2014: EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR MARSH GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL STEVE SMITHSON – PRINCIPAL PROJECT MANAGER CAPITAL DELIVERY, ROOM 218, TOWN HALL, 1 TOWN SQUARE, BARKING, ESSEX, IG11 7LU For further information please contact Steve Smithson on steve.smithson@lbbd.gov.uk Please mark your e-mail “enquiry for Marsh Green expression of interest”

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: Project Manager Capital Delivery,Room 218 Town Hall,1 Town Square

postalCode: IG11 7LU


title: Studenships

description: Studentship

UNIVERSITY OF BATH

street: Department of Mathematical Sciences,Claverton Down

postalCode: BA2 7AY


title: 516 (1044) Student Accommodation — Marina Courts.

currency: EUR

description: The University of Lincoln is seeking a suitably capable and experienced main contractor to deliver a major new build project (with an estimated construction value of 20 000 000 GBP) at its Brayford Campus in central Lincoln. The successful contractor will be responsible for design, build and fit out of New Student Accommodation on the Marina site to the north of the University Campus, adjacent to the Brayford Pool.The proposed building(s) is expected to be up to 8 storeys tall providing 500 bed spaces in a mixture of clusters and studios.The University is currently contemplating the use of a 2 stage design and build procurement process whereby the successful tenderer at Stage 1 (where the pricing schedule will be based on a minimum of preliminaries, overheads and profit margins) are invited to contribute to the design process and ultimately submit a final fully priced tender (Stage 2).

University of Lincoln

street: Brayford Pool

postalCode: LN6 7TS

Bowmer & Kirkland Limited

street: High Edge Court, Church Street, Derbyshire

postalCode: DE56 2BW


title: Furniture Polhill A Block.

description: The University is seeking to award a contract for the supply and installation of furniture at its newly developed building at its Polhill Campus in Bedford

University of Bedfordshire

street: The Atrium, Park Street West

postalCode: LU1 2BE


title: Framework Agreement for the Provision of Professional Technical Services.

description: This Framework is for the provision of Professional Technical Services to West Lothian Council. The Framework is to be broken into 16 lots including architectural consultancy, various engineering consultancies and specialist services. Potential contractors may bid for one, more than one or all lots. The lots are divided by different services which will be required to supplement in-house services. It is intended that the Framework will be in place for 2 years with the option to extend 12 months at a time up to a maximum of 4 years.NOTE: The authority is using PCS-Tender to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be requiredTo access PCS-Tender, record your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://www.publictendersscotland.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk and search for project Code 1858 within the appropriate area.If you have already registered on Public Contracts Scotland and PCS-Tender and paired your accounts you can access PCS-Tender through your Public Contracts Scotland Control Panel.

West Lothian Council

street: West Lothian Civic Centre, Howden South Road

Ahr Architects Limited

street: Floor 9 No 1 Cadogan Square, Cadogan Street

Wardell Armstrong

street: Suite 2/3 Great Michael House, 14 Links Place

Wyg Engineering

street: Quay West At Mediacityuk, Trafford Wharf Rd, Trafford Park

Punch Consulting Engineers

street: Carnegie House, Library Road, Co. Dublin

Wardell Armstrong

street: Suite 2/3, Great Michael House, 14 Links Place

Scott Bennett Associates

street: No.19 South Castle Drive, Carnegie Campus

Peters Hay Limited

street: Suite 1A Fleming House, 5 Fleming Road, Kirkton Campus

Brownriggs

street: Unit16 Scion House, Stirling University Innovation Park

Summers Inman

street: Block B, Canal Court, 40 Craiglockhart Avenue

Sweett (UK) Limited

name: Applicants must register through MyTenders

Klm Partnership

street: Bruntsfield House, 6 Bruntsfield Terrace

Robinson Low Francis Llp

street: Claremont House, 20 North Claremont Street

Brownriggs

street: Unit 16 Scion House, Stirling University Innovation Park

Slorach Wood Architects

street: Station Master's Office, Dalmeny Station


title: Broadway Gas Tender 2014

title: Broadway Electricity Tender 2014

title: Award of Broadway Homelessness & Support gas and electricity Tender 2014.

description: Award of contract.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 96
Services/Terms of Supply: 4

Broadway Homelessness and Support

street: Central Office, Broadway, 15 Half Moon Court, , Bartholomew Close

postalCode: EC1A 7HF

Scottish & Southern Energy

street: PO Box 6302

postalCode: RG21 8ZU


title: GB-Stoke: Provision of Welfare Funerals

description: The Contract was for making the necessary funeral arrangements and carrying out the burial or cremation on behalf of the City Council in response to instructions from it, relating to its duties regarding welfare funerals.

Stoke On Trent City Council

street: Floor 1, Civic Centre, Glebe Street

postalCode: ST4 1HH


name: Department for International Development

title: DFID 6409 Evaluation of the KPP Design. India

description: To provide an independent assessment of performance of this innovative new programme. The independent review will assess the project design and progress in first year of implementation against the objectives and logical framework (attached). The review will assess the quality, efficiency, effectiveness and adequacy of the design to meet overall impact and outcomes of the KPP programme; to appraise initial implementation and make recommendations on improvements required in the implementation of the programme.

Oxford Policy Management

street: J -25 Jor Bagh Lane


title: Wigan Borough Health Improvement Service - Health Trainer (including core Stop Smoking support), Specialist Stop Smoking Service and NHS Health Checks.

description: Wigan Council is seeking ‘Expressions of Interest’ from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to provide a high quality, targeted, person-centred, and integrated wellbeing service for the population of Wigan. Central to the approach is the availability of locally accessible, quality-assured services which are responsive to need. Accredited provider networks will be developed to deliver services across the Wigan Borough in key settings for the following Lots:- Lot 1 - Health Improvement Service - Health Trainer (including core Stop Smoking support) and Specialist Stop Smoking Service; Lot 2 - Accredited delivery of NHS Health Checks. We are looking for organisations with a good track record of working in local communities with local people who are more challenging to engage. The successful organisation(s) will have a sound knowledge and track record of supporting lifestyle and behaviour change with the ability to form strong links with Primary, Secondary and Community Care and other public, private and voluntary sector organisations in the area. Please note the Council would like to invite ‘Expressions of Interest’ from potential providers interested in delivering either or both of the above Lots. Accredited providers will: a) Be required to demonstrate a planned mechanism by which they would access patient information that may be essential to the operation of the service. b) Be required to meet, sustain and work to a set of quality and competency standards in relation to specified services. c) Be paid based on activity and outcome criteria. If required a networking session will be made available for interested parties who may wish to collaborate on this exciting opportunity. Partnerships and consortia bids are encouraged. Details of this session will be available following receipt of ‘Expressions of Interest’ via ‘The Chest’ procurement portal. Indicative budget - Lot 1 = £220,000 to £300,000; Indicative budget - Lot 2 = £1,400,000. The deadline for submission of ‘Expression of Interest’ is 12noon on Wednesday 22nd October 2014. The Council considers that in the event of this contract being awarded other than to the present contractor, then the terms of the EU Council Directive on Acquired Rights (Number 2001/23/EC) and/or the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE) may apply. An ‘Expression of Interest’ should be completed via ‘The Chest’ North West Public Procurement Portal, website: www.the-chest.org.uk. If you have any queries regarding this Tender please contact: Angela Eccles, Commissioning Officer Childrens Transformation Team Wigan Council Life Centre Wigan Council Wigan Life Centre South College Avenue Wigan WN1 1NJ Tel: 01942 486 139 E-mail: angela.eccles@wigan.gov.uk Accessing the ‘Chest’ procurement portal: If you have difficulties accessing ‘The Chest’ then please contact the supplier’s helpdesk on 0845 293 0459 or by e-mail at nwsupport@due-north.com


name: Transport Scotland on behalf of the Scottish Ministers

title: 4G Term Contract for Management and Maintenance of the Scottish Trunk Road Network - South East Unit.

description: The provision of integrated network management; routine, winter and emergency maintenance; renewal and improvement works and other such works; design and supervision of renewal and improvement works and such other work on the specified trunk roads within the Unit. The Contract will include a maximum threshold value of 350 000 GBP, for categories of ordered work not subject to competitive tender. This threshold may be increased at the sole discretion of the Scottish Ministers during the currency of the Contract.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 20
Price: 80

street: Buchanan House, 58 Port Dundas Road

postalCode: G4 0HF

Amey Lg Ltd

street: Sherard Building, Edmund Halley Road, Oxford Science Park

postalCode: OX4 4DQ


title: The St Christopher's School

description: As per the previous description.

title: 1a

title: Kingsdown School

description: As per previous description.

title: 2a

title: Tender for the Provision of One School - One Operator Service

description: Hire of passenger transport vehicles with driver. Special-purpose road passenger-transport services. The purpose of this tender exercise is to put into place contracts to provide appropriate transportation for the safe conveyance of Passengers with special needs, to their respective schools.The Schools in question are:— Kingsdown School that specialises in assisting children with learning difficulties, physical disabilities and communication difficulties. Currently 74 Passengers requiring transportation, with the potential to grow to 80,— The St Christopher's School who focus on children who have Special Educational Needs (SEN). Including but not limited to severe Autism and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Currently 119 Passengers requiring transportation with the potential to grow to 133. There are 3 of the 119 St Christopher's Passengers that require their own individual vehicles.The Council reserves the right to appoint a different Operator for each school. With the information provided by the Council; the winning Operators will be responsible for transporting a high volume of Passengers with varying degrees of special needs. They will be responsible for planning, staffing and running the various routes required. The routes submitted by the Tenderers will be assessed by the Council for both practical and financial viability.Additionally, SBC have approached Essex County Council (ECC) with the possibility of jointly provisioning the services required. This is because there are a number of Passengers that require transportation to Southend Borough from Essex County Districts. This will add a further 8 Passengers for Kingsdown and a further 25 Passengers for St Christopher's.Although ECC are taking part in this tender process, they are also running their own independent tender competition for the same provision. The ECC only process will include the requirement detailed above, as well as a number of their other transportation obligations. ECC reserve the right to determine and award a contract under which ever of these two tender processes represent the best value for ECC.As result the tender will be run as 4 Lots with Operators able to bid for a single lot or multiple lots. The Lots will be as follows:Lot 1a – Kingsdown School transportation of SBC registered passengers;Lot 1b – Kingsdown School transportation of SBC and ECC registered passengers;Lot 2a – The St Christopher's School transportation of SBC registered passengers;Lot 2b – The St Christopher's School transportation of SBC and ECC registered passengers.Tenderers are reminded that only a or b for each lot per School will be awarded.To request the Tender Documents in relation to this Tender, please email; eprocurement@southend.gov.ukClosing date To request these documents is; 9.6.2014.

awardCriteriaDetails:
1) Methodology (20 Marks): 20
2) Relationship with School (15 Marks): 15
3) Innovation (5 Marks): 5
4) Challenging Behaviour (15 Marks): 15
5) Route Changes (10 Marks): 10
6) Safeguarding (20 Marks): 20
7) Passenger Independence (15 Marks): 15
8) Relationship with the Council (10 Marks): 10
9) Possible Passenger Number Increases (10 Marks): 10
10) Unforeseen Circumstances (15 Marks): 15

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Civic Centre

postalCode: SS2 6ER


title: GEMS - Total Gamma Detection and Monitoring System

title: 2000331049 - Total Gamma Detection and Monitoring System.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Compliance with Specification/Technical Approach & Methodology: 38
Management & Delivery: 20
QA/QC Systems and Approach: 10
Health, Safety and Environmental Management: 5
Programme Compliance: 5
Socio Economic Impact: 1
Code of Ethics: 1
Price: 20

Sellafield Ltd

street: Hinton House, Birchwood Park Avenue

postalCode: WA3 6GR

Cavendish Nuclear Ltd

street: 2100 Daresbury Park

postalCode: WA4 4HS


title: Contract Award-Cleaning Services for DMO offices at Eastcheap Court

description: To provide daily office and window Cleaning Services for the DMO premises at Eastcheap Court

UK DMO

postalCode: EC3M 8UD

Envirotec Integrated Services Limited

street: Unit 4, Maplehurst Close

postalCode: DA2 7WX


title: BTR Due Diligence - Kier Project Investment

description: BTR2 DD: 1. Review of proposition as a whole 2. Appraisal of individual sites 1 Sites 3. Recommendation report 4. Audit check of drafted contract vs original recommendation report 5. Ad-hoc advice during contracting

CB Richard Ellis

postalCode: EC4M 7HP


title: Multi Provider Framework for the provision of Highway Building Materials.

description: Norfolk County Council wishes to establish a multi-provider framework agreement for the provision of Highways Building Materials, as detailed in the Tender documents and appendices. Successful applicants will be appointed to the framework agreement.

Norfolk County Council

street: RM 117 County Hall, Martineau Lane

postalCode: NR1 1DH

Burdens (A Wolseley Company)

street: The Wolseley Centre

postalCode: CV31 3HH

Jewson Limited

street: Saint-Gobain House, Binley Business Park,

postalCode: CV3 2TT

Fabrikat Nottingham Ltd

street: Hamilton Road

postalCode: NG17 5LN

Burdens (A Wolseley Company)

street: The Wolseley Center, Harrison Way

Longwater Construction Supplies Ltd

street: William Frost Way

postalCode: NR5 0JS

Travis Perkins

street: Managed Services, Lodge Way House

postalCode: NN5 7UG


name: Please see VI.2 of this notice for details

title: Provision of Gas Tight Suits.

description: This procurement will set up a new Framework through open competition for the provision of gas tight suits. These suits are being procured for use by the UK Fire and Rescue Service and possibly members of the other emergency services and government departments as required to undertake activities in environments contaminated with chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) agents. The procurement will be based upon a technical specification which will include a requirement for the suit to conform to Category A of British Standard BS 8467:2006. This standard includes a dynamic mannequin in live agent test and requires data from a mannequin/man-in-simulant test along with other evaluation criteria.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 70
Price: 30

name: Department for Communities and Local Government

street: Ashdown House, 123 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1E 6DE

Ansell Protective Solutions AB

street: Johan Kocksgaten 10, Skane Lan

countryName: SE


name: LA International Computer Consultants Ltd

title: Contingent Labour & Interim Resources

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

postalCode: ST1 5UB


title: Whittingham Hospital

description: Section 106 agreement between HCA; LCC and PCC for Whittigham Hospital.

Pinsent Masons

postalCode: B4 6BH


name: Aviva Insurance Limited via Thistle Insurance Services Ltd

name: Allianz Insurance Plc via Thistle Insurance Services Ltd

name: Various Insurers via Thistle Insurance Services Ltd

name: Chubb Insurance Co of Europe via Thistle Insurance Services Ltd

name: QBE Insurance (Europe) Ltd, via Thistle Insurance Services Ltd

name: QBE Insurance (Europe) Ltd via Thistle Insurance Services Ltd

name: AXA Insurance UK Limited via Thistle Insurance Services Ltd

title: Insurance for Engineering risks and an associated inspection contract

description: Engineering Insurance and Inspection

title: Insurance for contract works type risks

description: Contract Works / Contractors all risks

title: Insurance for Terrorism and related risks

description: Terrorism Insurance

title: Insurance for computer related risks

description: Computer / ICT risks

title: Insurance for commercial combined / office risks

description: Commercial Combined (including office type risks).

title: Insurance for Employers, Public, Products Liability risks (possibly including Property Owners Liability)

description: EL, PL & Products liability (and possibly POL).

title: Insurance for Property & Business Interruption risks (possibly including Property Owners Liability)

description: Property damage and related business interruption risks.

title: Insurance for Motor risks, Uninsured Loss Recovery and possibly Occasional Business Use

description: Motor Vehicles

title: Insurance for financial and other non-life risks

description: Financial and non-life risks

title: Provision of insurance and related risk management and claims handling services to St Vincent's Housing Association.

description: Insurance and related services for Property, Legal Liability and other general non-life insurable risks, as required by St Vincent's Housing Association Ltd.

awardCriteriaDetails: As described in the ITN Tender Documentation: 100

St Vincent's Housing Association Ltd

street: First Floor, Metropolitan House, 20 Brindley Road

postalCode: M16 9HQ

street: Oakwood, Grove Park Industrial Estate, Waltham Road, White Waltham

postalCode: SL6 3LW


title: PP14059 - The Supply of Needle Exchange Packs - 2014.

description: 1.1 This service specification relates to the supply of sterile injecting equipment and related paraphernalia to facilitate hygienic injecting practices.The service will be provided by the ‘Provider' to designated pharmacies in Wolverhampton who require sterile needles, syringes, injecting paraphernalia and harm reduction advice to distribute to injecting drug users.

Wolverhampton City Council

street: Corporate Procurement, Civic Centre, St Peters Square

postalCode: WV1 1RL


name: As per those listed in additional information section VI.2)

title: National framework agreement to provide one-step orthopaedic drill and measure solutions.

description: This framework opportunity is calling for innovations which target the requirement to drill and measure screw implant requirements within trauma surgery. We invite participants that can offer solutions to allow surgeons the ability to drill and then measure the required screw length in a single step, removing the requirement to withdraw the drill bit and insert a depth gauge to measure which can be problematic and time consuming in large fragment trauma cases, more so for less experienced surgeons. Bidders will be required to demonstrate how their solution will increase theatre time efficiency against the traditional depth gauge method whilst maintaining high clinical standards.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical Specification: 40
Operational Specification: 10
Environmental & Sustainability: 2
Price: 48

name: Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

street: Liverpool Road

postalCode: CH2 1UL

Surgionix Ltd

street: G5.2 (B) Adelphi Mill, Grimshaw Lane

postalCode: SK10 5JB


title: Visitor Information Services.

description: Administrative services related to tourism affairs. Tenders are invited for the supply of services in respect of Visitor Information Services. The City of Lincoln Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and capable organisation to provide a visitor information service, including a physical Visitor Information Centre, web based provision and staffing and operation of the service.

City of Lincoln Council

street: City Hall, Beaumont Fee

postalCode: LN1 1DE


title: Software Support Services

description: This is an instance of a third party individual / third party professional service to undertake aspects of software support, project work etc.


name: NHS Hillingdon Clinical Commissioning Group (NHS Hillingdon CCG)

title: A Consultant Led Community Dermatology Service

description: Hillingdon Clinical Commissioning Group (HILLINGDON CCG) wishes to commission a multidisciplinary consultant led community dermatology service (CDS) for the people registered with Hillingdon GPs. The Community Dermatology Service will form part of an integrated Dermatology Service across primary and secondary care. This will entail working closely with GPs, Acute Specialist Service Departments (Level 4) and Specialist Skin Cancer services. The Service will need to develop links with the cancer networks and other secondary care specialities such as Ophthalmology, Plastic Surgery and ENT. Scope of Contract: The successful provider/providers will be responsible for a multidisciplinary community based service and will manage all the cases that do not require a hospital facility to manage them The scope of the service will be as follows: (a) The service will provide a one stop consultant led community dermatology service where patients are seen either by a consultant, dermatology registrar, and GPwSIs or specialist nurse and where possible, assessed and treated in one appointment. (b) The service will treat all ages but for children under the age of 16 any surgical procedures must be referred to secondary care (c) To provide support and adherence to the NWL cancer network guidance. The CCG also wish to explore a phased provision of assessment, investigation and treatment of cancer patients as part of the Community Dermatology Service. (d) The CCG would also like to consider the provision of minor surgery and skin biopsy in the community with an expectation that the service will integrate with primary care minor surgery DES (e) All the referrals into the community service will be received from Hillingdon GPs only. A consultant will undertake the clinical triage of all dermatology referrals within the Community service and grade in accordance with local guidelines. (f) The triage will be undertaken within 8hrs of receipt and appointments will be booked within 3 days of receipt. (g) It is envisaged that cancer (2WW) referrals will continue to be directly referred to the acute services for grading according to local guidelines, though this may be reviewed once the new service is established. (h) The service will manage all tier 3 (intermediate community care) cases and adhere to the local referral pathway (i) Assessment, investigation and treatment of all patients with skin diseases, referred from Hillingdon GPs, except patch testing, phototherapy, anti TNF therapy and complex cases. All the patch test, phototherapy, Anti TNF and complex cases will be referred to secondary care (j) The service will be expected to manage those referrals that could have been in tier 2(General Dermatological Care). This will include education of practices, and returning referrals to practice without seeing the patients. (k) Only tier 4 cases requiring hospital facility will be referred to hospitals (l) The CCG will be informed of all onward referrals from community service to hospitals (m) All patients will be seen in the community within 4 weeks of receipt of the referral (n) The Community service will be provided from three or more locations across the borough, thus maximising patient choice and the numbers of patients who can be treated close to their home (o) Improving knowledge of Hillingdon CCG’s health professionals around the management of skin diseases through the development and implementation of education programmes for GPs, GPwSIs and other practitioners on the agreed clinical pathway such that Tier 1 and Tier 2 cases are not referred to community or secondary care service (p) Supporting patients around management of skin disease (q) Provide information and support about self-care, prevention of skin disease and on-going management of long term skin conditions (r) The service will be required to use Choose & Book. The service will be expected to explore the use of integrated GP clinical systems and also the medical interoperability gateway (MIG). (s) Demonstrating that clinical safety, quality measures and robust governance arrangements are in place for the new service • Achieving value for money, ensuring that patients are treated in an environment most appropriate to their needs at the right cost. Services not included within the contract: Patients not registered with Hillingdon GPs Contract Value: The estimated values for the new service are based upon current operating costs and these are likely to be refined. The initial contract period will be 3 years, with the potential for extension (by mutual agreement) of a maximum of 2 further years (5 years maximum). Minimum: Approximately 3 years core value is £1.65 million. Approximately £2.75 million 5 years minimum contract value. The core contract will be 3 years with an optional maximum additional 2 years subject to agreement (5 years total). Maximum: Approximately 3 year core value is £2.31 million. Approximately £3.85 million 5 years maximum value. The core contract is 3 years subject to an optional maximum additional 2 years, subject to agreement (5 years total). This is a Part B Procurement Process. A Bidder Information Event is scheduled for 13th May. Further details will be made available upon request. Providers who wish to attend this event should ensure that they submit a request by email to HillCCG.Hillingdoncds@nhs.net, no later than 1200 Hours Monday 12th May 2014. Applicants Expressing an Interest will be issued with a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire from Friday 4th April 2014. Completed Questionnaires must be returned by no later than 12.00 Hours Thursday 8th May 2014. Hillingdon CCG reserves the right to refuse Questionnaires received after this time and date. Expressions of interest from consortia or partnerships are welcomed, on condition that a lead member with overall responsibility for the coordinating the tender and entering the contract is identified. Expression of Interest emails should clearly state the organisations contact details and also lead contact (name, address, email and phone number). However Hillingdon CCG reserve the right to require groupings of contractors to take a particular legal form or to require a single contractor to take primary liability or to require that each party undertakes joint and several liability. Minimum requirements for financial standing and competency will be set out in the Pre-Qualification document questionnaire. Providers submitting a response to this questionnaire that does not satisfy these minimum requirements may be excluded from further participation in these procurement schemes. Any expenditure, work or effort undertaken prior to contract award is accordingly a matter solely for the commercial judgement of potential service providers. In such circumstances, and in any event, Hillingdon CCG and/ or its advisors shall not be liable for any costs or loss of expenses whatsoever incurred by the respondent and company, agent, subsidiary or organisation may have contributed to any response submitted to this notice


name: As stated in the contract notice 2014/S 030-048507

title: Shared Datacentre.

description: Janet(UK) is seeking to establish a single Supplier Framework agreement for the detailed design, supply, installation, configuration, commissioning and maintenance of a co-location datacentre facility with power, cooling and shared facilities including security.Within 12 months it is estimated that a minimum of 120 racks will be procured with usable power of 1,200 kW. The forecast is 500 racks within the first 5 years with usable power of 1.2 MW.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Charges: 60
Technical: 40

Jisc Collections and Janet Limited

street: Lumen House, Library Avenue

postalCode: OX11 0SG

ISDC Developments (No5) Limited

street: Witan Gate House, 500 – 600 Witan Gate West

postalCode: MK9 1SH


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

title: LIS Network Technical Assurance

description: Subject Matter Expert Technical Support is required by ISS DIST ADA in the area of the Network Assurance for the DII Programme, in the review of network technical specifications and policy documentation for DII (F) Systems at Restricted, Secret and Above Secret – and in the technical assurance/specification of Government Furnished network elements which are a key delivery to DII(F) LIS designs.

Actica Consulting Limited

street: 4 Stirling House,Stirling Road,Surrey Research Park

postalCode: GU2 7RF


title: ACS RFQ 1159033 Integrated Home Improvement Service.

Lancashire County Council

street: 3rd Floor, Lancashire Point

postalCode: PR1 0LD


name: Please see II.1.2) Main site or location of works, place of delivery or of performance

title: Computer Hardware: Recycling and disposal

description: The on-site destruction of data and the removal of the remaining hardware for recycling and disposal in accordance with statutory regulations and the Statement of Requirements.

title: Computer equipment: Refurbishment and resale

description: The on-site destruction of data and the removal of the remaining hardware for refurbishment and resale in accordance with statutory regulations and the Statement of Requirements.

title: Services for the Secure Deletion of Data from and Subsequent Disposal of Redundant Information and Communications Technology Equipment.

description: NHS Commercial Solutions is seeking to procure a framework agreement for the provision of the following services:— secure and irreversible ‘destruction’ of data from a range of media prior to removal of that media from customer premises; and— secure and legally-compliant disposal of redundant information and communications technology equipment and media including, where authorised, the resale of such equipment.

name: Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust on behalf of NHS Commercial Solution

street: The Atrium, Curtis Road

postalCode: RH4 1XA


name: Rural Business Research of University of Nottingham

name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

title: PROVISION OF A RESEARCH PROJECT TO REVIEW NET MARGINS IN THE FARM BUSINESS SURVEY FROM 2007/8 TO 2012/13

description: The purpose of this project is to review the results and underlying methodology for apportioning fixed costs across cost centres and agricultural enterprises. Essentially this is a sense checking exercise to look at the data in conjunction with the methodology and knowledge of farming practices.

street: University Park

postalCode: NG7 2RD


title: PROVISION OF AN AUV SONAR EVALUATINO TOOL FOR THE MARITIME WARFARE CENTRE (MWC)

description: Provision of AUV Sonar Evaluation Tool for the Maritime Warfare Centre (MWC)

Ministry of Defence - HQ Fleet

street: Room 303,Building 1/080,Jago Road, HM Naval Base

postalCode: PO1 3LU

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK UK LIMITED

street: BUILDING A22 WINFRITH TECHNOLOGY CENTRE,WINFRITH NEWBURGH

postalCode: DT2 8XJ


title: Special Educational Needs and Adult and Community Services up to 7 seats

description: This lot will include known routes to be allocated.

title: Special Educational Needs and Adult and Community Services Multi-passenger vehicles with 8 plus seats

title: Adhoc services,(school trips- Pantomimes etc.) and one off emergency jobs

description: This lot will include unknown routes to be allocated. And will cater for all emergencies for hospital visits, children's contact, out of hour's homeless jobs.

title: Contracted passenger services.

description: As part of Halton Borough Council's pre-procurement process we are inviting all organisations interested in tendering for the service of Passenger Transport Services to express an interest in our up and coming tender on The Chest, (www.the-chest.org .uk ) this system is free to register. and the service will include the following:The Contractor is required to provide a safe, secure, sensitive, suitable and reliable transport service to meet the needs of Service Users of differing ethnicity, religious and cultural beliefs, who may be children, young people, and adults, who may or may not be vulnerable and who may or may not have additional and special needs, for travel to and from schools, day centres, and other establishments, as required by the Authority.For certain aspects of this service the transport is provided from a service users home or designated pick up point to a variety of schools and day service centres or similar, within the Halton area Runcorn and Widnes, but will also require transport to schools / establishments further afield to neighbouring authorities, such as Liverpool, Chester, Warrington, Manchester etc. the opportunity is for 2 years with a further 2 years extensions.

Halton Borough Council

street: Procurement Centre of Excellence, 3rd Floor Waterloo Centre, Waterloo Road

postalCode: WA8 0PR


title: Leica IPC Modular Histology Cassette Printer

description: To supply a modular histology cassette printer capable of printing tissue cassettes including cassettes with lids and two different imprint angles. The printer must use Indelible ink labelling which makes imprints resistant to chemical exposure and physical wear and Barcode imprints to ensure tracking possibility. Included in this requirement is a Touch PC 10.4" screen with stand, a cassette magazine holder for convenient loading of pre-taped cassettes, NiceLabel Suite software or equivalent - english version and Upload station for cassettes. The printer should be capable of being housed on a laboratory bench and MUST BE compatible with Leica Cognitive Cxi Desktop Label Printer. The supplier must delivery, install and commission the cassette printer with the existing label printer.

Public Health England

street: Public Health England,CRCE Chilton

postalCode: OX11 0RQ

Leica Microsystems (UK) Ltd

street: Davy Avenue,Knowlhill

postalCode: MK5 8LB


title: Provision of Textile Recycling Banks and Associated Services

description:
The British Red Cross Society “Red Cross” is a humanitarian organisation that refuses to ignore people in crisis, whoever and wherever they are. We enable vulnerable people at home and overseas to prepare for and respond to emergencies in their own communities and when the crisis is over, we help people recover and move on with their lives.

 Red Cross wishes to establish a contract for the provision of forty five (45) textile recycling banks and associated services with a suitably qualified and experienced supplier. These services include, but are not limited to:

 > Supply, delivery, installation, and servicing of textile banks and site area;

 > Regular collection and delivery to Red Cross sorting locations;

 > All associated cleaning and maintenance throughout the Contract Term; and

 > Pro-active management information and reporting, including data on the quantity of materials collected (tonnage data).

 The provision of these textile banks and associated services are required by the Red Cross to fulfil an on-going Corporate Partnership with Tesco PLC. All textile banks will be located at various Tesco retail outlets in the South West, England, throughout the Contract Term.

 These textile banks will be used to source stock for Red Cross’ Retail department. As well as providing; sourcing; and maintaining these textile banks, the successful supplier will be responsible for the collection of these donated items and delivery to two regional Red Cross locations where sorting and grading will be undertaken by the Red Cross.

 For the avoidance of doubt, donated textiles shall include not only clothing and shoes, but also bedding and curtains. However, carpets, mattresses and any other textiles shall be excluded from the scope of this project.

 The successful supplier will be responsible for providing a robust, reliable and innovative solution that enables on-going public donations and facilitates income generation and Return on Investment for the Red Cross.

 This is a collaborative procurement exercise between Red Cross’ Retail department and the Corporate Purchasing Team following consultation with all key internal stakeholders.

 The Retail department (Retail) is responsible for the strategic management and delivery of the Society’ Retail function and exists to generate income and raise the profile of the Red Cross. Retail is responsible for our chain of 330 retail outlets which reach millions of people throughout the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland. The Corporate Purchasing Team is responsible for the procurement of national goods and services for the Red Cross and the development of procurement processes, procedures, strategies and policies in line with recognised best practice. Thus, this collaborative procurement exercise which shall seek to deliver a service that generates revenue and valuable stock whilst ensuring on-going service delivery in an efficient and cost-effective manner.

 The successful supplier shall be required to evidence best value in their proposal and clearly illustrate added value. Suppliers will also be required to provide two Cost Offers – “Option 1 - Outright Purchase of the Textile Banks” and “Option 2 – Hire Agreement for Textile Banks”.

 The Contract term will be for a period of 24 months with the option to extend thereafter on a rolling monthly basis on the agreed Contract charges.

 This Contract will be awarded on the basis of the Most Economically Advantageous Tender (MEAT), and Tenderers who meet the minimum Selection Criteria will then be evaluated on a Price / Quality ratio of 70:30.

 Tenderers are advised to refer to the Invitation to Tender document which contains the full specification and all other relevant documentation including the Terms and Conditions of Contract that shall oversee this contract.

 Please note that the Invitation to Tender can be found as an additional document that accompanies this Contract Notice and is downloadable from the mytenders.org site.

 (MT Ref:139258)

British Red Cross

street: 1 Smithhills Street,Corporate Purchasing Team

postalCode: PA1 1EA


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

title: NP622/14 Faecal management systems.

description: Faecal Management systems are systems which comprise of an advanced catheterisation product with a bag on the end to collect the faecal matter.Note: The authority is using PCS-Tender to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be required.To access PCS-Tender, record your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://www.publictendersscotland.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk and search for project Code XXXX under PQQs Open to All Suppliers or ITTs Open to All Suppliers as appropriate. Please use the Search/Filter function, then select Project Code from the dropdown. Please note that once you have expressed interest in the PQQ/ITT it will move to your My PQQs/My ITTs area.If you have already registered on Public Contracts Scotland and PCS-Tender and paired your accounts you can access PCS-Tender through your Public Contracts Scotland Control Panel.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 70
Service: 30

street: Canderside, 2 Swinhill Avenue

postalCode: ML9 2QX

Bard Limited

street: Forest House, Tilgate Forest Business Park, Brighton Road, West Sussex

postalCode: RH11 9BP

ConvaTec Ltd

street: Harrington House, Milton Road, Ickenhamm

postalCode: UB10 8PU

Prosys International Ltd

street: 60 Cottenham Road, Wimbledon

postalCode: SW20 0TB


title: Community Diabetes Service for NHS West Hampshire CCG

NHS South Commissioning Support Unit

postalCode: SO50 5PB.


name: Lumesse Limited (Lumesse Ltd and Guardian News and Media)

name: Organisations stated in Contract Notice - section II.1.5

title: Advertising & communications - 3A/12.

description: Software-related services. Time accounting or human resources software package. Internet and intranet software development services. ESPO, for itself and on behalf of the 'Pro 5' Group of Professional Buying Organisations (http://www.espo.org/about-us/collaborative-procurement.aspx) established a framework agreement for the provision of e-recruitment and talent management systems to eligible public sector bodies. The objective of the contract is to appoint a range of suitably experienced providers to provide a complete suite of products and solutions with associated consultancy services.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Prices and value for money: 20
Service delivery: 80

name: Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (see www.espo.org) ESPO, for itself and on behalf of the "Pro 5" Group of Professional Buying Organisations (see http://www.espo.org/index.asp?CMD=PRO)

street: Barnsdale Way, Grove Park, Enderby

postalCode: LE19 1ES

Bis-Web Limited

street: Commerce House, Telford Road

postalCode: OX26 4LD

Abacus e-Media

street: 14-16 Regent Street

Omni Resource Management Solutions

street: Charter House, Woodlands Road, Altrincham

Sanctuary Personnel Limited

street: Neptune Marina, 27 Neptune Quay, Ipswich


title: Appointment of a Contractor for construction of circa 100 social housing dwellings at Rathgill, Bangor.

description: Appointment of a Contractor for the provision of works in respect of circa 100 units of social housing to be constructed at Rathgill Parade, Bangor.

Fold Properties Limited

street: 3 Redurn Square

postalCode: BT18 9HZ

Kelly Brothers

street: Milltown East Industrial Estate, Upper Dromore Road, Warrenpoint, Co. Down

postalCode: BT34 3PN


name: Department for International Development

title: DFID - Developing Operational Research Capacity in the Health Sector

description: Independent evaluation of the Developing Operational Research Capacity in the Health Sector project undertaken by the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (IUTB). The purpose of this evaluation is to assess IUTB’s performance and impacts during the period of October 2011 – August 2014.

Technopolis (Group) Sweden

street: Faugert & Co Utvardering,Grevgatan 15,SE-114


name: Steve Atkin and Andy Atkin T/A SA Atkin Services

title: CPU 1327 Events Framework for the provision of equipment and associated services for the Nottingham City Council's programme of outdoor events (portable toilets, fencing and barriers, cabins and trackways).

description: Hire equipment and associated services for the Nottingham City Council's programme of outdoor events (portable toilets, fencing and barriers, and trackway).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 80
Quality: 20

Nottingham City Council

street: Resources Department, Loxley House, Station Street

postalCode: NG2 3NG

street: 7 Fraser Street, Newstead Village

postalCode: NG15 0BN

GAP Group Ltd

street: Carrick House, 40 Carrick Street

postalCode: G2 8DA

Events Solution Ltd

street: Shireoaks Common, Shireoaks

postalCode: S81 8NW

Eve Trakway (part of A-Plant)

street: 102 Dalton Avenue, Birchwood Park

postalCode: WA3 6YE

Landsmans Ltd

street: Brampton Road, Buckden

postalCode: PE19 5UJ

Eve Trakway (part of A-Plant)

street: 102 Dalton Avenue

TPA Portable Roadways Limited

street: Dukeries Mill, Claylands Avenue

postalCode: S81 7DJ

Lion Trackhire Ltd

street: Claylands Avenue

postalCode: S81 7BQ


title: Term Contract for Environmental Maintenance 2014 EMS1

title: Term Contract for Environmental Maintenance 2014 EMW1

title: Term Contract for Environmental Maintenance 2014.

description: Environmental services. Tree-maintenance services. Term contracts for Environmental Maintenance 2014:Contract 1 Southern Division EMS1 [Banbridge, Craigavon and Armagh]Contract 2 Western Division EMW1 [Cookstown, Dungannon and Magherafelt]The scope of the Contracts shall require the Contractor to carry out a variety of environmental maintenance related works. Such Works may include but not be limited to the following, which are provided by way of examples:1. Maintaining grass areas in adopted urban and rural locations.2. Controlling weed growth in adopted areas.3. Cleaning and jetting of the road drainage system.4. Cutting or removing trees and hedges in urban and rural locations.Many of the work activities to be carried out under the Contracts shall require the Contractor to employ and use skilled personnel and specialist equipment and resources associated with such work activities. Such work activities shall include but not be limited to the following, which are provided by way of examples:1. Maintaining grass areas using tractor / mowers.2. Maintaining grass areas using small motorised units / strimmers.3. Cleaning of road and footpath gullies.4. Jetting of drainage systems and inspection chambers.5. Weed Control to adopted areas.6. Emergency Responses (Grass Cutting / Gully Cleaning).7. Traffic Management on Roads as defined in the Roads (NI) Order 1993.8. Cut or remove trees and hedges and associated works.

Department for Regional Development

street: Procurement Branch, Rathkeltair House, Market Street

postalCode: BT30 6AJ

Maurice Flynn & Sons Ltd

street: Saunders House, 62 Springbank Industrial Estate, Pembroke Loop Road

postalCode: BT17 0QL

Contract Services DGN Ltd

street: 15 Bovean Road

postalCode: BT71 6HR


name: Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council

title: BBSRC Estates Condition Survey

title: BBSRC Estates Condition Survey.

description: The project is a one off appointment to procure an estate condition survey of BBSRC owned and/or supported research sites across the UK. The survey will cover over 850 buildings and infrastructure assets at nine locations.

UK SBS

street: North Star House

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Lee Valley Heat Network - Contract 2 - Operate & Maintain (O&M)

description: Construction of wall as per detailed design, erosion protection works downstream of Pentre Road Bridge and reinstatement of tree catcher access track

London Borough of Enfield

street: Civic Centre,Silver Street

postalCode: EN1 3XA

Peter Alekkou

telephone: email only

Dyer and Butler

postalCode: SA1 2NX


title: KCL13-0530 Building management system planned Maintenance and Reactive Support.

description: The Directorate of Estates and Facilities wishes to appoint a single service provider to deliver the Building Management System planned maintenance and reactive support. The successful contractor will be expected to understand and demonstrate they can operate in a sensitive research based academic institution and be able to demonstrate empathy to King’s research, student, staff and other stakeholder needs, both now and in the future. The delivery of these services will be coupled with flexibility, cost effectiveness and empathy to the Authority’s needs, both now and in the future. The end result is expected to be a contract that is open and transparent, and above all managed in a spirit of co-operation and partnership using the NEC3 Term Service Contract 2005 contract form. The anticipated total value and full scope is dependent upon the production of the final specification etc., for guidance purposes only, the range of 300 000 GBP to 350 000 GBP per annum including VAT is given as an indicative cost of the current planned preventative, reactive maintenance and minor works programme. Please note TUPE may or may not apply to this contract.

King's College London

street: Capital House, 2nd Floor Purchasing Services, 42 Weston Street

postalCode: SE1 3QD


title: Roof replacement programme for Canterbury, Shepway, Dover and Thanet Councils

South East Consortium

street: Building 190,Kent Science Park

postalCode: ME9 8NP


title: SCC IC Social Care Eligibility Assessments

description: Expressions of Interest are invited from organisations that wish to engage with Surrey County Council (SCC) in discussions towards developing and becoming external assessors in meeting obligations to provide Social Care Eligibility Assessments that will be introduced under the Care Act. An outline document is attached, which covers: - Business Need - Objectives - Opportunity - Key Timescales - Recommendation and next steps Organisations that wish to discuss this opportunity with SCC are requested to register their expressions of interest on this site by 31 January 2015. It is our intention that qualifying organisations will be contacted to discuss further opportunities soon after the above closure date.

Surrey County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: KT1 2DN


title: CE-38-14 Framework for a Criminal Justice Support Service for High Risk Offenders.

description: South Ayrshire Council is committed to providing high quality services to protect the public in the management of high risk sex and violent Offenders.Activities undertaken by the successful organisation shall comply with Management of Offenders (Scotland) Act 2005 and be in accordance with the following local and national documents:Local Documents:South West Scotland Community Justice Authority Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements Annual Report 2012-2013 available from www.swscja.org.ukNational Documents:National Outcomes and Standards for Social Work Services within the Criminal Justice System (2010) available from www.scotland.gov.uk/PublicationsMAPPA National Guidance version 1 (2012) http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2012/01/12094716The Council is commissioning this Criminal Justice Support Service for High Risk Offenders to be delivered across South Ayrshire. This service is expected to commence on 1.10.2014.This tender is for a Framework Agreement, with services procured at a flat hourly rate, inclusive of any mileage costs and travel time. The Framework Agreement will be for 4 years.We will only consider tenders from organisations who can evidence that they have experience and who have carried out work previously in this field.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=307809The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspxSuppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problemsNote: 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=330807The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspxSuppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 35
Quality: 65

South Ayrshire Council

street: Newton House, 30 Green Street Lane

postalCode: KA8 8BH

The Richmond Fellowship Scotland

street: 3 Buchanan Gate, Buchanan Gate Business Park

postalCode: G33 6FB