title: For the Service, Calibration and Breakdown Callout of Dynamometers at HMS Sultan

description: 3 Year Contract for the Service, Calibration and Breakdown Callout of Dynamometers at HMS Sultan

Ministry of Defence, C&C

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

postalCode: PO1 3LU

DYNAMOMETER SERVICES GROUP LIMITED

street: STOCK END,BRANSFORD

postalCode: WR6 6JH


scheme: CPV

title: 9K9E-AHVAZD South Leeds Day Support for Adults with Learning Disabilities.

currency: GBP

documentType: tenderNotice

description: The South Leeds Day Support for people with learning disabilities project provides a package of full day care and integrated community activity for approximately thirteen learning disabled adults each day.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

Leeds City Council

street: St George House

postalCode: LS1 3DL

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: GB-Manchester: Review of the interpretation and effectiveness of equality and human rights law relating to religion or belief

description: The law relating to religion or belief in Britain reflects the protections offered by equality law, which relates to discrimination on grounds of religion or belief, and human rights law, which relates to the freedom of thought, conscience and religion. Other aspects of the law (such as criminal offences, including in relation to stirring up religious hatred), are not within the terms of reference for this project. The aim of this project is to assess how equality and human rights law relating to religion or belief, as it has evolved since the early 2000s, has been interpreted by the domestic courts in Britain, whether or not the law needs amending to ensure that religion or belief rights are protected and balanced with the rights of other protected groups and if so, how. The selected contractor will be required to produce a 10-15,000 word report on the interpretation and effectiveness of the current domestic legislative framework (the Equality Act 2010 and the Human Rights Act 1998). The selected contractor will be expected to review the existing legal framework drawing on published studies by academic lawyers, legal practitioners, religion or belief organisations and other bodies (e.g. parliamentary groups). The review should consider such issues as the original drafting of the legislation, how it has been amended and how it has been interpreted by domestic European courts.

procurementMethod: open

Equality and Human Rights Commission

street: Arndale Centre,Arndale House

postalCode: M4 3AQ


title: Unarmed Security Guarding Service

description: The requirement is for the provision of Unarmed Guarding Services 24/7, 365 days at the Met Office Headquarters in Exeter, ensuring the physical security of the site and building. TUPE will apply to thiscontract.

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

Met Office

street: FitzRoy Road, Exeter

postalCode: EX1 3PB

countryName: GB


documentType: awardNotice

title: Software support

description: Software support

Axial Systems LTD

street: Tectonic place,Holyport road

postalCode: SL6 2YE


name: Parliamentary Procurement & Commercial Service

title: LSC2163 - Portcullis House Kitchen Works

description: The scope of works covers the necessary refurbishment and replacement of equipment in the lower ground floor support kitchen and two restaurants on the Ground Floor. There is a need to carry out essential replacement of equipment to meet legislative and safety standards ensuring that the kitchen, servery areas, and restaurants are safe and statute compliant.

street: 14 Tothill Street

postalCode: SW1H 9NB


title: Provision of a Childcare Vouchers Scheme.

description: APUC Ltd is seeking to appoint a Contractors for provision of a Childcare Vouchers Scheme to the Universities and Colleges in Scotland as named in this Contract Notice and to other named public sector partners in other areas of the UK.

APUC Limited

street: 14 New Mart Road

postalCode: EH14 1RL


title: Spatial Planning Arrangement (Lot 2): ADT Area 7 Monthly Progress Meetings 2014/15

description: NDD Midlands ADT Progress Meetings for Area 7 as a whole are programmed monthly and involve a separate Finance Meeting for AECOM which is generally scheduled to last 30 minutes. The purpose of this meeting is for the AECOM AM to report on its updated HA SPA financial forecast for 2014/15 (provided in advance of the meeting), including spend to date and forecast spend by PINS and possible future actions to manage the planning budget to achieve targets. This facilitates a discussion on current planned workload/priorities and any current issues affecting delivery SPA services from a consultant or HA perspective. The ADT Progress Meeting itself is attended by HA managers and by a representative from both AECOM and A-One+. The purpose of the ADT meeting is to review on-going service delivery programmes and priorities, strategic risks and issues and to update future actions and programmes. The HA chairs the meetings and produces a note of each meeting. As part of the meeting support, AECOM maintains a Risk and Issues Register which is reviewed in detail at ADT bi-monthly Area Meetings. as well as being subject to review by AECOM and A-One+ prior to circulation in advance of the Monthly ADT meeting.

AECOM Europe Ltd

street: Marlborough House,Marlborough Road

postalCode: AL1 3UT


title: RM4142 – L0508; Delivering Differently for Young People programme – North Tyneside Council

description: This support package has the following objectives for North Tyneside Council: • Provide direct and bespoke support to review and select a new delivery model for the services for young people and set out an implementation plan to establish the new delivery model. • Contribute to wider knowledge sharing on new delivery models across a range of services for the Beneficiary, local government sector and other public services.

Crown Commercial Service - London

street: 1 Horse Guards Road

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ


title: Base Build Management Contract.

description: On behalf of the National Army Museum (NAM), Focus Consultants is inviting suitably qualified and experienced contractors to express interest for the Basebuild Works Management Contract at the National Army Museum, Chelsea. This contract is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, NAM Development Trust, The Society of Friends of the National Army Museum, The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, as well as revenue budget and accrued fundraising through NAM.The following information gives a brief description of the project. More detailed information will be provided to those shortlisted to tender.The Basebuild contract will comprise of the following key elements of work:Overview:— A mixture of demolition and alteration works, structural works, and refurbishment and new-build works.— The external forecourt will be remodelled to offer clearer strategies for visitor arrival, both pedestrian and vehicular, delivering a welcoming public space that meets DDA Regulations.— A new main entrance will give access to the museum right at the front of the existing building, improving the visitors sense of arrival.— The museums existing facades will be re-presented and re-furbished with substantial areas of new glazing by forming openings in the existing walls and the roof for windows and rooflights, to better announce the museums presence within its urban context.— The public identity of the museum will be strengthened with a holistic new approach to graphics and signage, developed alongside the museums re-branding strategies.— A new atrium will cut through the existing building; a vertical void that is understood from the street, prior to entering the building. This central volume of space provides a recognizable 'heart' to the building by which the visitors can orientate themselves at every stage of the museum experience.— Within the atrium a pair of through-lifts and new staircases will be installed once the existing floor slabs have been removed, giving better access to every level within the museum building, along with new floor constructions and enhanced wayfinding.— New M&E services equipment and installation are required throughout (internal and external), including new ventilation, air conditioning and communication facilities along with general M&E installations, and the provision of new WC's and kitchen equipment.— The supply and installation of all new general FF&E and finishes throughout the building— Creation of new retail, catering, corporate event and other commercial facilitiesThe contract may or may not include the exhibition fit out to a value in the region of GBP 3 m - 4 m.The Management Contractor is to progress the project from detailed design through to completion. The design of the construction works has been progressed through to the end of Scheme Design (RIBA Stage D), and for the GBP 8 000 000 to GBP 11 000 000 construction works at NAM, the appointed Management Contractor shall liaise with stakeholders, improve the cost and buildability of proposals as they develop, as well as advise on packaging (and the risks of interfaces).In addition, the Management Contractor shall (but not limited to):— Advise on the feasibility, interfaces, buildability, cost and programming of the design.— Advise on statutory approvals.— Define key performance indicators for works contractors.— Advise on the need for mock ups, samples, tests and inspections.— Act as the principal contractor.— Carry out cost planning and cost control.— Prepare a construction programme and defining methods of working on site.— Advise on the packaging of production information.— Tender works contracts.— Consenting to sub-contracting of work by works contractors— Co-ordinate the release of informationThe project tender period will be between June and July 2014, with a start on site date of December 2014, and practical completion in February 2016 for the base build and July 2016 for the exhibition fit out.

National Army Museum

street: Royal Hospital Road

postalCode: SW3 4HT


title: Provision of a Stations Made Easy Service.

description: Train Information Services Limited (TISL), trading as National Rail Enquiries (NRE), is a company wholly owned by Train Operating Companies (TOCs) responsible for providing a range of services to TOCs and their customers. The main service is the www.nationalrail.co.uk online service providing rail journey planner, live train information and comprehensive information about the rail industry including service disruption and station facilities information, special offers and conditions of carriage.The service receives on average 19 000 000 visits per month across the web and mobile channels with significant short-term peaks driven by travel disruption. One of the main systems supporting NRE website is the Knowledgebase (KB) which provides disruption, station and other static information. KB is available to the public via www.nationalrail.co.uk and has an industry only internal version that includes additional, industry-specific information in addition to the data already available to the public. KB data is maintained by NRE and the TOC editors via customised OpenText content management system (CMS).Together with the Commercial Department of the Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC), NRE supplies the Stations Made Easy (SME) application that provides station layout information for the railway network across Great Britain (2 500+ stations of varied size and complexity) to disabled and elderly passengers. Currently the application has usage of approximately 800 000 visits per year and is available on the desktop site only. Station information provided via SME comes from 2 sources:— Station surveys carried out by a third party; collected data is then uploaded into KB (pre-defined routeing data, route descriptions, images, HTML code; example files can be found on www.nationalrail.co.uk/SME); and— KB station information updated by NRE and station editors via OpenText CMS.SME is largely integrated into KB. Station survey data is uploaded into a separate data base and so is the relevant station information provided by CMS editors. Data is then published on the site via OpenText. SME data can be edited via CMS and overwrites survey data.Both KB and SME are hosted on Amazon Webservices (AWS) infrastructure and supported by an NRE contracted service integration and management (SIAM) provider.As the current SME contract is nearing its term NRE seeks to procure a replacement for the existing application that will meet the following objectives:— Increase reputation of the industry primarily amongst disabled customers;— Increase TOC revenue by removing barriers to train travel by disabled people;— Improve user experience of SME;— Improve data maintenance process to make it easier and more accessible to TOCs and Network Rail and thus easier and cheaper to keep up-to-date;— Ensure that implemented solution is cost effective in meeting its requirements;— Increase SME user base and usage; and— Increase customer satisfaction.Delivery of the project will include the following Components:— Component 1 Data collection and updates (note that NRE are looking to re-use as much of the existing data as possible.)Station surveying services will be required for stations that undergo major refurbishment work or for new stations. Initial scope of a survey will include physical layout of the station, accessibility related features at a stations, main station facilities, platforms, barrier free routes/routeing data across the station. Full scope of surveys will be fully defined as part of the tender and delivery phase but will include assessing station plan and. Data collected will need to be delivered to the central repository (Component 2 below) for processing, collation and integration through SME.— Component 2 Data aggregation and processing:Survey data collected via component 1 above will be processed by combining with any open /crowd sourced/CMS data and uploaded into the SME application. This will include interpretation of routing data. If crowd sourcing is used, moderation services may be required. Layout information will be translated into Component 3.— Component 3 Station plan editing:It is envisaged that a mapping tool will be used by the station surveyors in Component 1. In addition NRE wishes to give the ability to edit features within station plans to station staff. Therefore we require a tool, be that off-the-shelf or custom-built solution, that will allow easy manipulation of station features, comply with the overall front-end design (Component 4) and can be integrated as appropriate with KB CMS.— Component 4 Front-end design and build:Provision of UX, designs, front end code —  includes design of station plans (optionally with interactive features and routeing) as well as other features of the application. New SME will be available on desktop and portable devices preferably responsive site.NRE wish to use the existing OpenText CMS as a tool to manage SME data. An extent of integration with the OpenText CMS will be required and will be defined as part of delivery. A visual representation of a hypothetical solution can be found on www.nationalrail.co.uk/SME)It is envisaged that detail of station information will differ for various stations, for example, large stations such as London Bridge are likely to require more detailed information and more features than small stations such as Drayton Park. Information standards will be defined as part of the full tender documentation. Insofar as appropriate station data updates will be completed by NRE-appointed staff.The new SME service will be hosted on the existing AWS infrastructure and will be supported by the existing the NRE service management processes. This includes all hosting and first line support services. Any awarded party will be required to provide 2nd/3rd line support on ongoing basis as appropriate.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

Train Information Services Limited

street: 200 Aldersgate Street

postalCode: EC1A 4HD


title: Home Improvement Agency.

description: The aim of the Home Improvement Agency service is contribute to the delivery of the council's Sustainable Community Strategy. This will be done by providing an integrated housing support service for all residents, working with them and their families regardless of tenure, providing a single point of contact and seamless coordination of services. This will enable those in need of support to maintain their independence, health and well-being in their chosen home for as long as possible. This may include older people, people on low incomes, disabled children, young people and adults and other groups determined by local circumstances. Our expectation is that demand for service will continue to increase and the provider will need to respond pro-actively to this challenge.This aim will be achieved by assisting residents through the repair, adaptation or improvement process, so that the resident is able to remain in their own home in a warm, safe, secure and accessible environment. The service will also include the provision of suitable housing advice regarding appropriate housing options (it may not be feasible for a home to be adapted or that it remain suitable for the resident), the direct provision of repair and maintenance services where appropriate, preventative initiatives, and providing advice on accessing appropriate, including private, finance.

Northumberland County Council

street: Commercial and Procurement Services, County Hall

postalCode: NE61 2EF


name: Zerpetz Limited t/a Arrowvale Electronics

title: Lease of a refurbished railway carriage to the University of Birmingham — (Hi Tech Rail ERDF Project)

title: Tender for the lease of a refurbished railway carriage to the University of Birmingham — (Hi Tech Rail ERDF Project).

description: The University of Birmingham is looking to lease a refurbished railway carriage. The refurbished carriage will be fitted with equipment to allow for on-site processing of data until June 2015. The budget is in the region of GBP 55 000 — GBP 60 000. Innovative proposals are encouraged.This is to be funded by the HiTech Rail project which is an ERDF-funded initiative aimed at enabling West Midlands SMEs to develop innovative rail products. The project is based in the Centre for Railway Research and Education at the University of Birmingham.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Compliance with Tender Specification: 55
Price: 20
Sustainability and SAQ: 5
Delivery and Warranty: 10
After Sales Service: 5
Technical Support: 5

mainProcurementCategory: goods

University of Birmingham

street: Edgbaston

postalCode: B15 2TT

street: Arrow Business Park, Shawbank Road, Lakeside, Redditch

postalCode: B98 8YN


name: Higher Education Funding Council for England

title: RE140114HEFCE – Analysis and dissemination of the impact case studies submitted to the Research Excellence Framework.

description: HEFCE operates the UK's national research assessment process, the Research Excellence Framework (REF), on behalf of all four of the UK's Higher Education Funding Bodies. The results of this national research assessment are used to determine the distribution of HEFCE's Quality-related Research funding, and equivalent funding streams in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Submissions to the most recent iteration of the exercise were completed in November 2013, and the results will be published in December 2014.For the first time, the REF has included an element that will assess the broader impact of the research carried out in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). For this assessment, HEIs making submissions to the REF have been required to provide a set of case studies demonstrating the broader impact resulting from their research alongside an ‘impact template' describing their approach to supporting and enabling impact . The 6,975 case studies contain a wealth of evidence concerning the benefits that result from investment in research and knowledge exchange in UK HEIs and are the focus of this project.The Council, with its partners , wishes to commission a project to deliver two primary objectives:1.To make the impact case studies freely available in a form and format to enable researchers to carry out analysis using a range of techniques and methods, and;2.Carry out a synthetic analysis of the impact case studies to provide evidence on the impact of research in HEIs.

UK SBS UK Shared Business Services Ltd

street: North Star House, North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


name: Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency

title: Purchase of Near Infra-Red Imaging System

description: The contract is for the purchase of Near Infra-Red (NIR) Imaging System

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

postalCode: EN6 3QG

LI-COR

postalCode: CB4 0WS


title: Ulster Avenue Development.

description: Ipswich is the county town of Suffolk and has a population of around 126 000. The Council. Ipswich Borough Council retains a stock of approximately 8 500 homes and has now put in place a Housing Development Programme. Part of this programme is to develop a site at Ulster Avenue, Ipswich. The Development consists of approximately 25 units of low rise housing constructed to Level 4 Code Sustainable Homes. Ipswich Borough Council wish to Contract with a suitable Design and Build Contractor to develop the site, including all infrastructure works. The requirement for this tender is to provide Good Quality Homes for the people of Ipswich.

Ipswich Borough Council

street: Russell Road

postalCode: IP1 2DE


title: DFT T-TEAR Lot 2 Framework / SRD Technical Support - Road Geometry

description: Provide technical advice to the Highways Agency's Safe Road Design team on road geometry issues.

WSP Ltd

postalCode: GL20 8SJ


name: Velindre NHS Trust (NWSSP Procurement Services on behalf of Cwm Taf UHB)

title: Cwm Taf University Health Board Security Services.

description: Cwm Taf University Health Board (CTUHB) requires the provision of high quality professional manned security services at Prince Charles Hospital, Royal Glamorgan Hospital (and community sites when required)to support the hospital Porter services and protect the Health Board's property, the property of patients and staff while on the premises, and the personal safety of patients, staff and visitors. There is also a requirement for the discharge of car parking enforcement measures and enforcing ‘no smoking policy' at all hospital sites in accordance with established Health Board policies.Note: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be required.To access eTenderwales, express your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml and search for PQQ Code 31317 within the appropriate areaNote: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be required.To access eTenderwales, express your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml and search for PQQ/ITT code pqq_31317 within the appropriate area.

street: Procurement Offices, Block 8, Prince Charles Hospital, Mid Glamorgan

postalCode: CF47 9DT


name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

title: Contract for Audit Programme for Horse Passport Issuing Organisations

description: To procure services of zootechnics specialists that will provide advice that suppports effective implementation of UK zootechnics policy and legislation designed to facilitate free trade in pedigree livestock and horse amongst EC member states

street: Noble House ,17 Smith Square

postalCode: SW1P 3JR

Equiventus Ltd

postalCode: BA3 2RN


measure: electronicBids

title: Supply og GRP Kiosks and Enclosures

title: Supply of GRP Kiosks and Enclosures.

description: Wales & West Utilities (WWU) identified the successful supplier as able to supply GRP enclosures, kiosks, doors and roofs, in accordance with the relevant WWU engineering specifications (see below) on sites located in any of WWU geographical areas.

Wales & West Utilities Limited

street: Wales & West House, Spooner Close, Coedkernew

postalCode: NP10 8FZ

Industrial GRP Ltd

street: Unit 2, Block C, Capel Hendre Industrial Estate

postalCode: SA18 3SJ


title: Procurement Consultancy support for the Tendering of a Leisure Centre Management Contract

description: Tenders are invited for Procurement Consultancy support for the Tendering of the Leisure Centre Management Contract for Test Valley Borough Council. The successful supplier will be responsible for providing this service in close liaison with the in-house project team and will advise and provide support on the tendering of the contract for leisure facility management services, potentially using the Competitive Dialogue process, through to selection of a successful contractor, including negotiation and evaluation stages. Further information about this opportunity can be found in the documents below. The closing date for return of tenders and references is midday on 12 December 2014.

Test Valley Borough Council

street: Beech Hurst,Weyhill Road

postalCode: SP10 3AJ


title: Framework agreement for the supply of electricity and gas for Healthcare trusts and foundations.

description: Gaseous fuels. Electricity. To provide Gas and Electricity supplies (Half hourly and Non Half hourly) to NHS trusts, NHS Foundation trusts, Clinical Commissioning Groups (and their commissioning support units) within the UK may access this agreement, including any body that is regulated by monitor (or any replacement or successor body) http://www.monitor.gov.uk In the first instance the following institutions wish to have the option of using the framework agreement: Addenbrooke's Hospital NHS Airdale NHS Foundation Trust Ashford and St Peters Ashworth Hospital Bedford NHS Trust Burton Hospital NHS Trust Berkshire Healthcare NHS Trust Birmingham Childrens Hospital Blackpool Flyde NHS Trust Bradford Hospitals NHS Trust Bromley NHS CCG Buckinghamshire NHS Trust Burnley Hospital NHS Cambridge Uni NHS Trust Charing Cross Hospital NHS Chelsea and Westminster NHS Cheshire & Wirral P/Ship NHS Cornwall NHS Foundation Trust Countess of Chester Hospital NHS County Durham and Darlington NHS FT Dartford & Gravesham NHS Trust Derby NHS Foundation Trust Doncaster Bassetlaw Hospitals NHS Trust Dorothy Pattison Hospital Dorset NHS Foundation East Kent NHS Trust East Sussex Hospital NHS Trust Frimley Park Hospital Healthcare Purchasing Consortium Heart of England NHS Trust 5 Boroughs Partnership NHS Trust Mid Cheshire NHS Trust Mid Essex NHS Trust Newcastle NHS Foundation Trust North Devon NHS Trust North Middlesex University Hospital North West London London Hospitals NHS Trust Nottingham Heath Trust NHS Oldbury & Smethwick NHS CCG Oxford Uni Hospitals NHS Trust Oxfordshire Learning Disability NHS Trust Papworth Hospital NHS foundation Trust Salford Royal NHS Trust Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust Sandwell & West Birmingham NHS Trust South Staffordshire Health Care South Tyneside NHS Foundation Trust South Warwickshire Foundation Trust South West Yorkshire Mental Health NHS Trust St Georges Hospital Trust St Helens Hospital Staffordshire NHS Trust Stockport NHS Trust Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust Surrey & Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust Sutton & Merton NHS CCG Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust The Dental Practice Board The Great Western Foundation Trust Uni Hospital of Birmingham NHS Trust University Hospitals Coventry & Warwick Trust West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust Wirral NHS CCG York NHS Foundation Trust

awardCriteriaDetails:
Fixing Non Commodity Charges: 20
Flexible purchase of commodity from OTC: 18
Fixed energy contracts: 12
Weekly Price updates: 8
Access to within Day OTC prices: 8
Account Management: 3
Billing: 3
Market Intelligence: 4
Site Works: 2

Influx Energy Ltd

street: Technology Centre, Inward Way

postalCode: CH65 3EN

Total Gas & Power

street: Bridgegate, 55 - 57 High Street, Red Hill

postalCode: RH1 1RX


title: HGV Stepframe Plant Carrier

description: To supply a type approved stepframe trailer with gross weight of 44,000kgs.

Environment Agency

street: Chichester Depot,Oving Road

postalCode: PO20 2AG


title: BTR Due Diligence: Essential Living (3CL) Limited

description: BTR Due Diligence: 1. Review of proposition as a whole, 2. Appraisal of individual sites 3. Recommendation report.

Drivers Jonas Deloitte

postalCode: EC4A 3BQ


title: Social Investment and Finance Hack Days

description: Hackathon for the Social Investment and Finance Team.

Rewired State Limited

postalCode: E18 2AV


title: Disease control in juniper scrub, Moor House –Upper Teesdale NNR

description: Within the juniper woodland in Upper Teesdale there has been an outbreak of the notifiable tree disease Phytophthora austrocedrae. The disease is present in the soil water and infects the roots of the host juniper eventually killing it. The disease was first identified in the UK in 2011 and more information can be found out about the disease at http://www.forestry.gov.uk/paustrocedrae. The area is now subject to a Statutory Plant Health Notice (SPHN) issued by Food and Environment Research Agency (FERA). This SPHN stipulates various prohibitions and requirements which include strict bio-security for all site visitors, access restrictions and the need to produce a management plan to control/contain the outbreak of the disease. We have therefore produced a management plan which divides the site into five management phases of cutting and burning dead or diseased bushes. This is to try and contain, control or slow down the spread of the disease through the juniper wood and over the past two winters we have undertaken the first four phases of the plan and we are now left with phase five - the last and largest phase to cut and burn.

Farm & Land Services Ltd

street: 14 Parkway

postalCode: HG5 9DP


title: The Provision of Advocacy Services for Children and Young People in the Vale of Glamorgan.

description: The Vale of Glamorgan Council is seeking to commission the provision of Advocacy Services for Children and Young people.1 Statement of Principle/Purpose1.1 To ensure all children and young people covered by this contract who need impartial and independent advice and support are able to gain access to someone who will listen, advise, represent and empower them.1. 2 To enable children and young people to have a voice in decision making processes affecting their lives and thereby a voice in determining the nature of services they receive.1. 3 To promote children's rights as set out in The Children Act 1989 and 2004 and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child 1989, which deals with the right of any child or young person to be consulted in decision making and to be “provided the opportunity to be heard in any judicial and administrative proceedings affecting the child or young person, either directly or through a representative or an appropriate body in a manner consistent with the procedural rules of national law”.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=11425.The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at http://www.sell2wales.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.Suppliers 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.

Vale of Glamorgan Council

street: Civic Offices, Holton Road

postalCode: CF63 4RU


title: Personal Care at Home Service for Continuing Healthcare funded patients for Norfolk (Framework)

description: The Commissioners (NHS North Norfolk CCG, NHS Norwich CCG, NHS South Norfolk CCG and NHS West Norfolk CCG) currently commission Personal Care at Home Services for those aged 18 or over in Norfolk, who qualify for Continuing Healthcare funding. This notice is to extend the date for submission of tenders (original submission date was 22nd August) for a new framework to provide these services (domestic support as well as home-healthcare) for patients. The resulting contracts will be part of a framework covering Postcodes areas and types of care. The Contract period is as per the Invitation to Tender.

NHS NEL Commissioning Support Unit

street: Lakeside 400,Old Chapel Way,Broadland Business Park

postalCode: NR7 0WG


title: C759 — Software Engineer Support Services.

description: Many of the key operations on NI Water's Water Supply and Waste Water sites are dependent on Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs). These PLCs have many different software and programming requirements. This work is extensive and must be carried out by a specialist competent person or body who can clearly demonstrate an understanding of the equipment and process.Currently these requirements are carried out by a number of external contract service providers who provide both a routine and out of hours service for NI Water. This tender seeks to formalise the contract in line with NI Water finance and procurement delegations and provide more effective management of these requirements.

procurementMethodDetails: OPEN

Northern Ireland Water

street: Finance and Regulation, Westland House, Old Westland Road

postalCode: BT14 6TE


title: Isolation Module for “Baby” DC Bias power supply.

Danfysik A/S

street: Gregersensvej 8


title: Tender 141 Brown + White Goods

description:
Competition Title : Tender 141 Brown + White Goods
 Competition Notes : Please note that the anticipated usage is a conservative estimate only. Delivery locality East and West Sussex. Call off through the financial year.

 For full details, see how to apply below.

Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

street: Swandean HQ,Arundel Road

postalCode: BN13 3EP


title: Docklands Light Railway Wheel Lathe Removal and Replacement with a New Lathe.

description: The requirement is to supply, install and commission a new wheel lathe to replace the existing wheel lathe which is currently being operated by Docklands Light Railway Limited (DLRL) at its maintenance facility at Beckton in East London. The new wheel lathe will be installed in the same location as the existing lathe. This means that the successful Bidder will have to decommission and first remove the old lathe which weights approximately 15t.The new wheel lathe must be capable of turning at least 6 train axles in a 4 hour period and have a total capacity of no less than 1 650 train axles per annum.Depending on the weight, and size of the new wheel lathe, the work may require an amount of building works involving new foundations or bases for the new lathe and alterations to the existing maintenance shed.The new wheel lathe will also require a system which allows the accurate locating of the DLR rail vehicles over the lathe.The successful Bidder will also be required to provide training, including operation and maintenance manuals in English to allow DLR staff to operate and maintain the lathe.

procurementMethodDetails: RESTRICTED

Docklands Light Railway Limited

street: PO Box 154, Castor Lane, Poplar

postalCode: E14 0BL


name: ATAL Building Services Engineering Limited

title: Addition of Controllers to receive chiller high level signal

postalCode: Hong Kong


title: Abu Dhabi & Dubai Air Conditioning Maintenance Contract

description: The project requirement relates to Pre Planned and Reactive Maintenance of Air Conditioning Plant and Equipment in the British Embassies in Abu Dhabi and Dubai and will include offices and residential properties with their compounds. The Client will be Her Majesty’s Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, hereinafter referred to as FCO. The procurement strategy is to invite a maximum of 5 companies to competitively tender for the contract (the ITT). The tender process will consist of a two stage evaluation. The first stage will be to consider and evaluate the information/documents submitted by Contractors for Pre Qualification and thereby qualify/disqualify Contractors for the second stage in the process. The second stage in the process will be to evaluate the information/documentation submitted by the Contractors who qualified to go through to the ITT process and thereby determine one successful company to whom the contract will be awarded. The plant and equipment to be maintained will include:- • Split Air Conditioning Units • Fan Coil Units • Pump Sets • Chilled Water Distribution Systems • Chiller Plant • Air Handling Units • Pressurisation Units • DX Cooling Units The properties comprise a 3 storey building, outbuildings including Security offices, Stores, Amenity areas, Residences including houses and villas, workshops and plant room areas. The contract will be let on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office standard terms and conditions.

Foreign & Commonwealth Office

street: King Charles Street,

postalCode: SW1A 2AH


title: Cambridge-Electrical Distribution Infrastructure Upgrade.

description: The project comprises the modification of the low voltage electrical infrastructure and standby generator system to enable the site to operate as part of the National Grid Demand Response programme, including Short Term Operating Reserve (STOR) and TRIAD.The existing building is a scientific research building located on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus and is owned and occupied by the Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB). The site comprises the main laboratory building, with a separate energy centre building, which houses boilers, chillers, transformers, switchgear, standby generators, etc. The proposed works under this contract will largely be confined to the energy centre.The main elements of the electrical distribution infrastructure generally comprise:— 4No 11kV/400V transformers in the energy centre (2No serving the main building, 2No serving the energy centre);—  2No main LV switchboards (1No serving the main building, 2No serving the energy centre);—  Various sub-main switchboards, panel boards and distribution boards;—  Interconnecting busbar trunking and cabling systems;—  2No standby generators located at basement level in a double-height room and serving the essential services in the main building and the energy centre.

UK Shared Business Services Ltd

street: North Star House, North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN" 1FF


name: Gesellschaft fur Anglagenund Reaktorsicherheit (GRS) mbH

title: Support to GDA Step 2 review of Hitachi-GE’s Severe Accidents Analysis

description: In January 2014 ONR formally started the Step 2 of the Generic Design Assessment (GDA) of Hitachi General Electric (Hitachi-GE) Advanced Boiling Water Reactor (ABWR). Step 2 of GDA is an overview of the acceptability, in accordance with the regulatory regime of Great Britain, of the design fundamentals, including review of key nuclear safety, nuclear security and environmental safety claims with the aim of identifying any fundamental safety or security shortfalls that could prevent the proposed design from being licensed in Great Britain. As part of the Step 2 GDA assessment, ONR will review the key claims in the area of Severe Accident Analysis (SAA) that underpin the safety of the ABWR. The objective of this review is to confirm whether that claims related to SAA are complete and reasonable in the light of our current understanding of the reactor technology. During Step 2 ONR will also ensure that claims related to SAA are supported by a body of detailed technical documentation sufficient to allow ONR to proceed with GDA work beyond Step 2. Furthermore, ONR will undertake preparatory work for Step 3 assessment. In particular, in the area of the SAA, ONR is planning to develop a scoping exercise of independent severe accident analyses to be undertaken later in GDA. ONR has decided to invite organisations with the adequate expertise to provide a proposal to support ONR Step 2 GDA assessment of the UK ABWR SAA. In particular, ONR is seeking advice on the following areas:  The appropriateness and completeness of Hitachi-GE’s “direction of travel”.  The definition of an initial scoping exercise regarding potential independent confirmatory severe accident analyses to be undertaken later in GDA. This should include, clarification regarding the information required to prepare input decks for the independent code to be used and to agree with Hitachi-GE a programme for the provision of this information in due course. All the organisations invited to submit a proposal will have personnel who are knowledgeable in severe accident analyses for the BWR technology, ideally including the ABWR design, and all the capabilities in place and expertise to be able to conduct confirmatory severe accident analyses for the UK ABWR. Note: In the context of this assessment, severe accident is considered as the phenomena and sequence progression occurring from the onset of core damage in the reactor, or from the onset of fuel damage in the spent fuel pool. ONR’s initial expectation is that this work will not require a large expenditure (eg, 12 to 15 person-weeks of effort, approximately).


title: In-Building Wi-Fi in Public Buildings

title: In-Building Wi-Fi in Public Buildings.

description: Aberdeen is a city of international significance and the commercial hub that drives the regional economy of the North East of Scotland. The availability of world class digital connectivity is a key component in the Strategic Infrastructure Plans of Aberdeen City and Shire. Demand for digital connectivity is being driven by economic growth and a vibrant commercial and residential sector. As a result the ‘Accelerate Aberdeen' programme was established to promote and encourage the deployment of the world class digital infrastructure required. Aberdeen is a winner of UK Government Urban Broadband Fund to become a ‘Super Connected City'.This PQQ is for the provision of a Managed Service and network connectivity to provide Wi-Fi in public buildings across the City.The Council wishes to select a suitably qualified and experienced Tenderer to design, deploy and operate a Managed Wi-Fi Service across its property portfolio. This will serve to widen access to internet based services across the City, bridge the digital divide and aid social inclusion. This service will offer visitors access to a world class W-Fi facility in all public accessible spaces. Grant funding of up to £300k for wireless infrastructure and a further £300k for network connectivity is available from the Accelerate Aberdeen Super Connected Cities programme to fund capital investment. It is expected that the Tenderer will procure appropriate network connectivity to the sites as compliance and capacity issues means that the Council wishes this network to be separate from existing corporate circuits. Upon completion of a successful procurement process, the Council intends to award a 3 year contract (with options for further extension) to the Tenderer.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=298688.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 20
Quality/Project Plan: 80

Aberdeen City Council

street: Woodhill House, Westburn Road

postalCode: AB16 5GB

Pinacl Solutions UK Ltd

street: Perseus House, Carlton Court, St Asaph Business Park

postalCode: LL17 0JG


title: Cisco Switches

description: Tenders are invited for a contract to a single supplier for the provision of a Cycle to Work scheme using salary sacrifice. The supplier will be responsible for the implementation and ongoing management of the scheme and be responsible for: promotion of scheme; pre ordering activity; ordering cycles and safety equipment (Online via supplier E-Portal linked to HMRC for online approval) provision of a wide range of cycles and safety equipment via retail outlets or mail order; and ultimately collection and disposal of unwanted cycles.

Youth Sport Trust

street: SportPark,Loughborough University,3 Oakwood Drive

postalCode: LE11 3QF


title: Request for Applications for: Adult Skills and Community Learning Provision in Cheshire East.

description: Cheshire East Lifelong Learning (CE LL) has undertaken a commissioning exercise to procure and develop adult skills and community learning provision. The resultant contracts are an opportunity for organisations to undertake projects and programmes which are aligned to Skills Funding Agency funding requirements, the priorities set by CE LL and which match the needs of local people, communities and families.

procurementMethod: direct

awardCriteriaDetails:
Tutor and Learner Awareness of Safeguarding: 5
Equality and Diversity: 5
Meeting Data Requirements: 5
Meeting Minimum Standard Requirements: 5
About the Project: 15
Delivery Model and Provision Mix: 5
Timely Completion of Aims: 5
Partnership Working: 5
Recruitment of Learners: 5
Quality of Provision: 10
Skills for Life: 5
Progression Routes: 5
Tutor Qualifications: 5
Impact to Organisations and Learners: 5
Sustainable Development and Environmental Impact: 5
Project Costs: 10

Cheshire East Borough Council

street: Procurement, Westfields, Middlewich Road

postalCode: CW11 1HZ

Advance Employability CIC

street: Regus House, Heronsway

postalCode: CH4 9QR

AuFait Training

street: Office 1 Winnington Business Centre Winnington

postalCode: CW8 4GX

Cheshire East CVS

street: 11 Hope Street

postalCode: CW11 1BA

Congleton Learning Partnership

street: Riverside

postalCode: CW12 1DY

Great Places

street: Southern Gate 729 Princess Road

postalCode: M20 2LT

Macclesfield DIB

street: Disability Information Pierce Street

postalCode: SK11 6ER

Parenthesis

street: 96 Kinross Close Fearnhead

postalCode: WA2 0UR

WEA

street: 405 Cotton Exchange Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9JR

Wishing Well

street: Jubilee House St Pauls Street

postalCode: CW1 2QA

Youth Federation

street: Unit 4a Rossmore Business Village Inward Way

postalCode: CH65 3EY


title: Second Skip Handling Machine Site Installation and associated Infrastructure Work.

description: The overall scope of this contract is for the Installation and associated Infrastructure works for the Second Skip Handling Machine (SSHM) at the Sellafield Site. The infrastructure works includes the provision of detailed design, manufacture and installation of the supporting infrastructure for the SSHM, including the tool and mast stand, the tool wash facility and the off-board control room.

Sellafield

street: Banna Court, Ingwell Drive, Westlakes Science Park, Cumbria

postalCode: CA24 3HW


title: Replacement Windows and Doors

Network Housing Group

street: Olympic Office Centre, 8 Fulton Road, Wembley

postalCode: HA9 0NU


title: BRY51

description: Nant Peris — Ysgol Dolbadarn.

title: BRY52

description: Cyfarfod bws Ysgol Brynrefail yn Gors Bach i Seion/Meet Ysgol Brynrefail bus at Gors Bach to Seion.

title: BRY53

description: Ysgol Brynrefail - Caernarfon & Waunfawr.

title: BRY54

description: Betws Garmon - Ysgol Waunfawr.

title: CON50

description: Abergwyngregyn - Ysgol Pant yr Hedyn.

title: PE50

description: Bangor 1 - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE51

description: Bangor 2 - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE52

description: Talybont & Maesgeirchen - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE53

description: Bethesda, Nant Ffrancon & Llanllechid - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE54

description: Bethesda - Ysgol Pendalar a.m.

title: PE55

description: Tregarth, Rhiwlas & Bethel - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE56

description: Y Felinheli - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE57

description: Deiniolen & Dinorwig - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE58

description: Llanberis & Llanrug - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE59

description: Talysarn, Penygroes, Rhostryfan & Rhosgadfan - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE60

description: Groeslon, Llanwnda & Saron - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE61

description: Rhosgadfan - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE62

description: Waunfawr - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE63

description: Caernarfon 1 - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE64

description: Caernarfon 2 - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: PE65

description: Caernarfon 3 - Ysgol Pendalar.

title: TG1

description: Bangor 1 - Canolfan Llwybrau Ni.

title: TG2

description: Bangor 2 - Canolfan Llwybrau Ni.

title: TG3

description: Bryncrug Tywyn - Canolfan Llwybrau Ni.

title: TG4

description: Caernarfon - Canolfan Llwybrau Ni.

title: TG5

description: Gerlan - Canolfan Llwybrau Ni.

title: UABCM50

description: Llanllyfni, Talysarn, Penygroes, Caernarfon - Uned ABC Maesincla.

title: UABCM51

description: Caernarfon - Uned ABC Maesincla.

title: UABCM53

description: Caernarfon - Uned ABC Maesincla (p.m.).

title: UABCM55

description: Talysarn & Carmel - Uned ABC Maesincla (p.m.).

title: UCYCM50

description: Bangor, Bethesda - Uned ABC Coed Mawr (a.m.).

title: UCYCM51

description: Bangor, Bethesda - Uned ABC Coed Mawr (p.m.).

title: UCYCM52

description: Llanberis - Uned ABC Coed Mawr (p.m.).

title: UG50

description: Bangor, Bethesda - Uned Gwyrfai Bontnewydd.

title: UG52

description: Llanberis, Cwm y Glo, Caernarfon - Uned Gwyrfai Bontnewydd.

title: UICM1

description: Caernarfon, Penrhosgarnedd - Uned Iaith Coed Mawr.

title: UICM2

description: Bangor - Uned Iaith Coed Mawr.

title: UID1

description: Caernarfon, Llanrug - Uned Iaith Dolbadarn.

title: UID2

description: Penygroes, Rhostryfan & Waunfawr - Uned Iaith Dolbadarn.

title: UTYS1

description: Bangor, Caernarfon, Penygroes - Uned Talysarn.

title: UYG1

description: Bethel - Uned y Garnedd.

title: YDN50

description: Pant Glas a Nasareth - Ysgol Llanllyfni.

title: YDN51

description: Nasareth - Ysgol Nebo.

title: YDN52

description: Tu hwnt i'r mynydd i gyfarfod bws Ysgol Dyffryn Nantlle ger Gyfaelog / Beyond the mountain to meet Ysgol Dyffryn Nantlle bus by Gyfaelog.

title: YDN53

description: 7 Maes Tryfan Groeslon - Ysgol Groeslon.

title: School Taxi Contracts (Arfon Area).

description: Gwynedd Council is tendering for the carrying out of Arfon Home to School Taxis. Tenderers are required to submit priced tenders via the e-tender Wales website (www.etenderwales.bravosolutions.co.uk) Note: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. To obtain further information record your interest on Sell2Wales at http://www.sell2wales.gov.uk/search/search_switch.aspx?ID=20373


title: Fixed Telephony Services

description: This framework for Fixed Telephony Services forms part of the Scottish Wide Area Network (SWAN) programme as part of our convergence services commodity strategy.The Scottish Wide Area Network (SWAN) Programme is designed to deliver a single public services network available for the use of any, and potentially all, public service organisations within Scotland; with aggregated demand delivering both cost and performance advantages. The SWAN initiative aims to enable infrastructure and service sharing that will produce cost efficiencies and facilitate the creation of public services that are high quality, continually improving, efficient and responsive to local needs.This framework for Fixed Telephony Services is the first of a number of complementary network and infrastructure services to be collaboratively procured. It focuses only on Fixed Telephony Services and is in line with Scotland's Digital Future - Delivery of Public Services and the Public Procurement Reform Programme.The scope of this framework is for the provision of traditional telephony services. Core requirements include (but are not necessarily limited to):- Provision of voice Services and infrastructure- Line rentals (including PSTN & ISDN)- Voice calls- Electronic Billing Services- Direct Dial-In (DDI) provision- Migration management supportOptional requirements include (but not necessarily limited to):- Integrated fixed-mobile telephony Services- Premium rate numbers- Non-geographic numbers- Directory Enquiries Services- Cost management facilities- Bundled packages- Broadband (delivered through a traditional telephony service i.e. ADSL)- Point to point circuits (e.g. dedicated/private/leased lines, SIP trunks etc) where the main purpose is reducing the cost of traditional telephony services-Provision of the Core and/or Optional requirements above through a hosted or cloud based solution.Where applicable the framework will include new and emerging technologies, that meet the same specific need throughout the lifetime of the framework (or any extension)

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 65
Price: 35

name: The Scottish Ministers acting through Scottish Procurement

street: E Spur, Saughton House

postalCode: EH11 3XD

Vodafone Uk

street: 1 Hunter Road

postalCode: EH54 7DH

Telefonica O2

street: 260 Bath Road

postalCode: SL1 4DX

Daisy Group Plc

street: Lindred Road Business Park, Nelson

postalCode: BB9 5SR

Gamma Telecom Ltd

street: Ground Floor, 95 Bothwell Street

postalCode: G2 6TS

Kcom (Kcom Group Plc)

street: Kingston House, Salvesen Way

postalCode: HU3 4XQ

Exchange Communications Ltd

street: 11-17 Kerr Street

postalCode: G66 1LF

Virgin Media Business

street: 1 Dove Wynd

postalCode: ML4 3AL

Bt

street: Pp Hwp 234, Po Box 234

postalCode: EH12 9UR


title: Conveyance of mail by water from Mallaig to Knoydart, Inverie, and Kylesmorar, Tarbet, and return.

description: Royal Mail Group Limited (“RMG”) has a requirement for conveyance of mail services from Mallaig to Knoydart, Inverie, and Kylesmorar, Tarbet, and return to meet our Letter and Parcel business obligations.

Royal Mail Group

street: Group Procurement,2nd Floor, Mount Pleasant,,185, Farringdon Road,


title: Corporate Property Asset Management Information System: Perth & Kinross Council.

description: Perth and Kinross Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced supplier for the supply and implementation of a Corporate Property Asset Management Information System (CAMIS) to support the delivery of a comprehensive, life cycle approach to corporate property asset management from a centralised asset management data base. The budget available to deliver the project is approximately GBP 150,000 with anticipated annual maintenance costs in the region of GBP 28,000.Perth and Kinross Council invites suppliers to tender to participate in a competitive dialogue for the supply, installation, support and maintenance of a corporate property asset management information system.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=305022

Perth and Kinross Council

street: 2 High Street

postalCode: PH1 5PH


name: English Heritage-National Heritage Protection Commissions

title: 7158 Water meadows identification survey

description: English Heritage wishes to commission a project which will carry out a desk-based investigation to determine the extent of traditional floated water meadows in one of the areas of England where very few examples have been recorded, but where some potential for new discoveries can be demonstrated. It will provide information about how prevalent they were and will demonstrate their extent, location and type. The information gained will build upon the knowledge gained from earlier studies in different areas of England and will help English Heritage assess the degree to which water meadows are under-represented in Historic Environment Records. The project will examine a discrete geographical area of England where few water meadows are documented in archaeological records, yet a combination of factors, for example: suitable topographical and geological conditions, documentary references, local observations and/or the presence of large estates held by agricultural ‘improvers’ in the 18th and 19th centuries, demonstrate that water meadow sites may be under-represented. It will result in the production of a formal report giving detailed locational and contextual information, including a synthesis of water meadow distribution and an overview explaining the relationship between the area selected and the water meadow ‘heartlands’ of Wessex. A gazetteer should be provided listing the sites recorded and data collected should be compiled and managed within a GIS environment for use in archaeological record enhancement.

street: Swindon

postalCode: SN2 2EH


title: MRI Linear Accelerator.

description: Elekta are developing a unique integrated radiotherapy treatment and diagnostic quality MR imaging device capable of imaging and treatment of patients without the need to move the patient between procedures.This medical device has an affordable, space saving feature with total integration of the MR system and X-ray linear accelerator that fits inside conventional radiotherapy bunkers without the need for increased build costs.

The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

street: Wilmslow Road

postalCode: M20 4BX

Elekta Limited

street: Linac House, Fleming Way

postalCode: RH10 9RR


title: Primary and Community Care Estates Strategy for Nottingham City Clinical Commissioning Group

description: In order to support the delivery of high quality commissioning Nottingham City CCG is embarking upon a strategic review of the Nottingham City primary and community care estate along, with stakeholders, to assess the future delivery of NHS commissioned services. Nottingham City CCG is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced provider to; Support Nottingham City CCG in the development of a primary and community care estates strategy which will encompass the following: * Understanding of the current position in terms of the estate and estate utilisation across primary and community care, in line with CDGs and the future direction of integrated care * Liaison with a range of key stakeholders including but not limited to general practitioners, local authority, NHS property services, NHS England, providers of commissioned services in relation to key current and future challenges * Creation of a 10-year primary and community care estates strategy in order to meet the short, medium and long term requirements to meet the needs of Nottingham City CCG and its stakeholders The primary and community care estates strategy will encompass but not limited to the following key consideration/requirements: * Premises developments that support service/capacity requirements and national/CCG commitments, aligned to CDGs * The provision of safe, secure and appropriate buildings in primary and community care that meet CQC standards * The provision of high-quality healthcare environments, which may aid staff retention/morale and patient outcomes/satisfaction levels * A plan for change that enables progress towards goals to be measured and assesses the future needs for primary and community care in line with the NHS 5-year strategy * Assess how primary and community care comply with sustainable development and environmental requirements/initiatives * A means of assessing investments to minimise the risks associated with the built environment * Assess the implications of the service strategy for the primary and community care estate, that is, procurement, accessibility issues, design issues, functional suitability and space utilisation * Develop strategic options (where relevant) for primary and community care estate change based on a whole-life costing approach * Assess the implications of local authority development strategies for the population base * Assess investment needs for major and minor schemes in primary and community care * Identify the revenue impact on major and minor schemes in primary and community care * Collate a summary of buildings, where primary and community care services are being delivered, that may not meet the needs of the population or CQC standards in 10-years * Compile site-based development control strategies * Forecast the effect of the primary and community care estate strategy on estate performance and risk reduction * Efficient and effective utilisation of existing working environment * Assess whether new site acquirements are required to deliver primary and community care services

GEM CSU

postalCode: DE1 3QT


title: Gunnersbury Park Redevelopment Phase 1

description: Gunnersbury Park is a nationally important site, with some wonderful places, assets and stories within it. The Park is entering a new chapter of its life, with a planned £48m of investment to be made over the coming years, as part of a phased approach. The aims of the project, are to transform Gunnersbury Park to increase the range of audiences and number of visitors to 1 million per annum The project has two identifiable strands, in relation to capital works: 1) Refurbishing the existing mansion building and installing a new exhibition fit-out to the building; demolishing the existing, and building a new, café adjacent to the mansion. 2) Refurbishing the historic core parkland and associated parkland structures; renewing hard landscaping; augmenting soft landscaping; water management works and creating new pond and installing new park furniture and interpretation.

London Borough of Ealing

street: Ealing Council,Perceval House, 14/16 Uxbridge Road

postalCode: W5 2HL

Knight Frank

postalCode: W1U 8AN


name: Heart of England Housing Association Ltd.

title: Reactive Maintenance and Improvements (RMI) Contract for Orbit Heart of England

title: OHE RMI Project — PP387

description: This contract includes the delivery of day to day Responsive Repairs including Emergency Callout Works arising during the normal working hours of the day for Heart of England Housing Association Limited (branded as Orbit Heart of England). The contract will commence on 1.4.2014. The contract is anticipated to run for 8 years with an option to run for a further 5 years subject to satisfactory performance.The contract also includes electrical testing, void property works, out of hours emergency service and work, internal refurbishments and associated domestic central heating installations. The contract is being divided into three categories as follows:Category 1 day to day responsive repairs including Emergency Callout Works arising during the normal hours of the day.'Day to Day Responsive Repairs' shall mean any responsive day today repairs and maintenance work (including Emergency Work executed during normal working hours) ordered during normal working hours. 'Emergency Work' shall mean that as required by its very nature to be undertaken immediately to safeguard the well-being of residents and/or occupiers, the structural stability and integrity of the Association's Property, the health and safety of the general public and works of a similar nature, and which arise during normal working hours. Electrical Testing 'PAT Testing' shall mean the annual testing and provision of report for all Portable Appliances owned or managed by the Client in accordance with the current Electricity at Work Regulations.'Periodic Inspection to Occupied Properties Electrical Installations' shall mean the testing of occupied property (domestic) electrical installations (10 year cycle) and provision of report and schedule of works (specification using NHF SOR Ver 6) as per programme set by the Client in accordance with the current Regulations for Electrical Installations published by the Institute of Electrical Engineers. 'Periodic Inspection to Communal Electrical Installations' shall mean the testing of communal electrical installations (5 year cycle) and provision or report and schedule of works (specification using NHF SOR Ver 6) as per programme set by the Client in accordance with the current Regulations for Electrical Installations published by the Institute of Electrical Engineers. Void Property Works 'Void Property Works' shall mean any repairs, renewals, reinstatement, replacement, internal redecoration, cleaning and clearing of property, including survey and specifying works and design service. 'Out of Hours Emergency Service' shall mean the receipt by the Service Provider of notifications from the Association's emergency call handling service of repair requests received outside of normal working hours and the undertaking of Out of Hours Emergency Work. 'Out of Hours Emergency Work' shall mean that as required by its very nature to be undertaken immediately to safeguard the well-being of residents and/or occupiers, the structural stability and integrity of the Association's Property, the health and safety of the general public and works of a similar nature, and which arise outside of normal working hours.Category 2 internal refurbishments: "Internal Refurbishments" shall mean the removal of existing and supply and installation of new kitchens, bathrooms, partial or full rewires and associated works, including resident consultation, survey, specifying works and design service.Category 3 all works in category 1 and category 2.

street: c/o Procurement Team, Orbit Group Ltd, Garden Court, Harry Weston Road, Binley Business Park

postalCode: CV3 2SU

Wilmott Dixon Partnerships Limited

street: Spirella 2, Icknield Way

postalCode: SG6 4GY

Ian Williams Ltd

street: Quarry Road, Chipping Sodbury

postalCode: BS37 6JL

Mitie Property Services (UK) Ltd

street: 8 Monarch Court, The Brooms, Emersons Green

postalCode: BS16 7FH


name: North Of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative

title: Tender for the provision of a Lead Employer Arrangement within Health Education North West

description: Health Education North West (HENW) would like to invite suitably qualified service providers to respond to the ITT for the provision of a Lead Employer arrangement. HENW is responsible for approximately 3200 medical and dental trainees, who need to be employed to undertake their role. The North West region operates a lead employer model to remove the need for a trainee to change employer and alleviate the duplication of additional employment checks being required by each new employer, leading to efficiencies and improved quality of care for patients. The key responsibilities of the Lead Employer would be to manage a large number of Speciality and Dental trainees and provide the following service: • Recruitment – involvement in national recruitment processes or managing local recruitment events to fill agreed training posts • Employment Checks – to undertake necessary employment checks required to meet legal requirements, NHS Employers guidelines and any specific local requirements • Contractual – issuing appropriate and managing contracts to meet the requirements of employment legislation • Employment issues – the day to day management of employment issues (e.g. statutory leave, employee health and wellbeing, performance and disciplinary issues – this is not an exhaustive list) • Payroll and recharge – management of the recharging arrangements to each host training organisation and subsequent management of the payroll function for the employees of the Lead Employer. The contract will be awarded in October 2014, with a start date of 1st April 2015, and the length of the contract will be for 3 years. An annual budget of circa. £1.5 – 1.6m is available for this service. The tender documents for this opportunity are available on the In-Tend procurement portal. Bidders are advised to access these via https://in-tendhost.co.uk/noecpc The services to which this notice relates fall within Part B of Schedule 3 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 (as emended) (“the Regulations”) Neither the publication of this notice nor the employment of any particular terminology nor any other indication shall be taken to mean that the contract authority intend to hold themselves bound by any of the Regulations save those applicable to Part B services. Use of this OJEU notice is entirely voluntary. Whilst reference has been made to the Open Procedure, the contracting authority is not bound to follow the process set out in the Regulations. The contracting authority will describe the process to be followed for this tender in the tender documentation. If and when this requirement is offered to tender, this may be done in whole or in part via electronic means using the internet. It is anticipated that HENW will incorporate (on a purely voluntary basis) a minimum of 10 day calendar standstill period at the point on the award of contract is communicated to tenderers that is similar to but not required by Regulation 32A of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006. Any tenderer wishing to appeal the decision to award the contract, or after the award of the contract appeal the award of the contracts shall have the rights set out in Part 9 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006.


title: Refurbishment of High Voltage DC Switchyard.

United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

street: Culham Science Centre

postalCode: OX14 3DB


title: UK-Brent: Warden services framework.

description: Public security, law and order services. Public security services. Compulsory social security services. Brent Housing Partnership (BHP) is an arms length management organisation wholly owned by and managing homes on behalf of, Brent Council. BHP currently manages a contracted out security services which comprises Reception Wardens in 9 Tower blocks and an 8-person mobile Neighbourhood Warden Service covering the rest of the borough. Service Objectives Our Service Objectives are as follows: —To develop and maintain an effective Neighbourhood and reception Warden Service — To work to reduce ASB, crime, disorder and environmental issues by working with key partners to improve the quality of life for residents. This will include engaging youths in diversionary activities and promoting community Safety. —To provide a rapid response to incidents of anti-social behaviour and low level crime — To provide reassurance and deterrence by providing a high visibility and uniformed patrols —To reduce the fear of crime and disorder among residents and improve perception of the area — To help build sustainable communities and foster social inclusion — To establish links with the community to exchange information and local knowledge —To support and assist law enforcement and other agencies involved in the local community —To improve overall satisfaction with the environmental condition of the area —To provide a signposting service directing people with various problems or concerns to the most appropriate agency to promote good citizenship —To provide assistance and support whenever required to vulnerable and elderly residents. — Respond to incidents and provide professional witness services and representation at court — Foster Community relations through excellent customer service to residents-Collate and provide information for applications for Antisocial Behaviours Orders and Acceptable Behaviour Contract-Interact with local community groups and participate in community events — Provide diversionary activities for local youth (where funding is available) — Access control to Tower Blocks by Reception Wardens — Block Security through Reception Wardens — Report health and safety repairs in blocks-CCTV monitoring — Issue verbal and written warnings regarding noise issues — Liaise and/or mediate between households on noise matters — Identify potential for ‘ordinary domestic noise' — Observe noise from affected property for at least 10 minutes then write a simple statement which would escalate case up list of NCT priorities for action — Make referrals to regulatory services where noise nuisance is a persistent problem — Make distinction between noise nuisance and antisocial behaviour — Attend case conferences as organised by NCT_BHPThe responsibilities of the Neighbourhood Wardens will be substantially different from those of the Reception Wardens. Their respective duties are listed separately in this Specification. There are however some common elements which are detailed under General Responsibilities. BHP Warden Service's main priorities are to reduce anti-social behaviour. They are expected to be the ‘eyes and ears' of the community, providing a visible uniformed presence on the streets. We aim to make people feel safer, deter crime, tackle anti-social behaviour and improve the environment. Details of the Accreditation The Neighbourhood Wardens will have the powers:-to require the name and address of a person whom an accredited person has reason to believe has committed a ‘relevant offence' (such as causing injury, alarm or distress to any other person or the loss or damage to any person's property, or the relevant Fixed Penalty Offence) — To require the name and address of a person acting in an anti-social manner — To require persons drinking in a designated place to surrender alcohol and to dispose of any alcohol surrendered — To require persons aged under — 18 to surrender alcohol and to dispose of any alcohol surrendered — To seize tobacco from a person aged under — 16 and to dispose of itAll these powers fall within section 46 of the Police Reform Act 2002 and are not over and above those in use by Police Community Support Officers in Brent.

Brent Housing Partnership Ltd

street: Brent Civic Centre, Engineers Way, Wembley

postalCode: HA9 0FJ


title: Ceiling Track Hoists

description: This requirement is for the provision of the Ceiling Track Hoists where for a single payment, the successful Tenderer will install, provide a fully comprehensive warranty both in parts and labour for the lifetime of the Service User, which will include servicing in accordance with the manufacturer's guidelines, and a breakdown service that will respond on the same day, and to emergencies within 2 hours, 365 days a year.

title: Vertical Lifts and Step Lifts

description: This requirement is for the provision of Vertical Lifts and Step Lifts where for a single payment, the successful Tenderer will install, provide a fully comprehensive warranty both in parts and labour for the lifetime of the Service User, which will include servicing in accordance with the manufacturer's guidelines, and a breakdown service that will respond on the same day, and to emergencies within 2 hours, 365 days a year.

title: Stairlifts

description: This requirement is for the provision of Stairlifts where for a single payment, the successful Tenderer will install, provide a fully comprehensive warranty both in parts and labour for the lifetime of the Service User, which will include servicing in accordance with the manufacturer's guidelines, and a breakdown service that will respond on the same day, and to emergencies within 2 hours, 365 days a year.

title: The Provision of Stairlifts, Ceiling Track Hoists and Vertical and Step Lifts.

description: Stairlifts. Lifting equipment for health care sector. The requirement is for the provision of the Stair Lifts, Ceiling Track Hoists and Vertical & Step Lifts where for a single payment, the successful Tenderer will install, provide a fully comprehensive warranty both in parts and labour for the lifetime of the Service User, which will include servicing in accordance with the manufacturer's guidelines, and a breakdown service that will respond on the same day, and to emergencies within 2 hours, 365 days a year.

Oldham Council

street: Civic Centre, West Street

postalCode: OL1 1UT


title: GB-Salisbury: MEOD Mozzie Dev, MCS, Target Stand and Agent Training Aid

description: Research into the potnetial feasibility for conducting modifications to an in service support systems

Ministry of Defence, DSTL

street: Room G02, iSAT-D,,Building 5,Dstl Porton Down

postalCode: SP4 0JQ


name: East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust

title: Provision of a Business Continuity Software System

description: The supply, support and training for a Business Continuity Software system.

street: Bedford office,Hammond Road

postalCode: MK41 0RG


title: Standish Hospital - R & D asbestos survey

description: Consultancy support to provide Refurbishment and Demolition asbestos surveys to all buildings on site at Stroud in Gloucestershire.

WSP Consulting Engineers

postalCode: LS11 0DL


title: The Wayfinding Scheme

title: Parks and Open Spaces

title: Invitation to Tender for the provision of External Signage.

description: Slough Borough Council is seeking an organisation to provide External Signage as set out in this Invitation to Tender document and the Specification.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 60
Financial: 40

Slough Borough Council

street: 1st Floor East, St. Martin's Place, 51 Bath Road

postalCode: SL1 3UF

Spectrum Architectural Signing

street: 31-35 Kirby Street

postalCode: EC1N 8TE

Jactone Products Ltd

street: Springvale Business Park, Springvale Avenue, Bilston, West Midlands

postalCode: WV14 0QL


title: RM3668 - L0342 HMT London Taxi Service Contract (ITT)

description: HM Treasury (HMT) requires a Service Provider to provide a taxi service for central and outer London. The Contract will be for a period of twelve (12) months, with an option to extend for two further periods of 12 months (1+1+1 years).

Crown Commercial Service

street: 1 Horse Guards Road,Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ

Q Despatch (West) Ltd

street: 2 Ella Mews,Cresey Road

postalCode: NW3 2NH


title: RM3324 SB1524 Provision of Software Licences Contract (Requirement C)

description: Five (5) x MS Office 2010 (Enterprise with InfoPath) Five (5) x MS Visual Studio 2010 (Ultimate) Five (5) x MS SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise Five (5) x MS SharePoint Designer 2010 Five (5) x MS Visio 2010 One (1) x Team Foundation Server Five (5) x SQL 2008 R2 Standard

Phoenix Software

postalCode: YO42 1NS


name: Thames Valley Charitable Housing Association

title: Adastron House & Byways (ABC), Bracknell, Berkshire.

description: Thames Valley Housing Association intends to construct 37 No. apartments consisting of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for shared ownership. The development will have a groso internal floor area of approximately 3 000 sqm. Demolition and site clearance of the site will be required. The project will require the design and construction of the apartments based on architect prepared drawings. The development constitutes a single block on a sloping site with accommodation on four floors with some undercroft parking to the ground floor. There will be external features including refuse and cycle stores, hard and soft landscaping. The development will be accessed via a new service road.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 30
Quality/deliverability: 30
Technical merit: 15
Cost effectiveness: 15
After sales service: 10

street: Premier House, 52 London Road

postalCode: TW1 3RP


title: Design and Construction of Tisbury Community Campus

title: Tisbury Community Campus Project.

description: Design and construction of community service campus, including leisure facilities (sports hall and fitness suite), public services (library, multi-purpose rooms, offices), children's centre and associated car parking and landscaping.

Wiltshire Council

street: External Contract Support, Provelio Limited, The Meeting House, Lewins Mead

postalCode: BS1 2NN

Rydon Construction Ltd

street: Eden Office Park 66 Macrae Road Ham Green

postalCode: BS20 0ED


title: UK-London: Architectural, Construction, Engineering & Inspection Services

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

ATKINS LTD

postalCode: KT18 5BW


name: NHS Staffordshire and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit

title: Northern Staffordshire Intermediate Care Service – short term service

description: As part of winter resilience plans, North Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent CCGs [“The Commissioners”] are inviting expressions of interest for the provision of additional intermediate care services to increase capacity within the local health economy system on an interim basis. Intermediate Care The Commissioners wish to build on the current model of intermediate care that exists within Northern Staffordshire. Intermediate care will be provided by a multi-disciplinary team with the aim being to empower people, carers and families who use the service to take personal responsibility and agree goals for their intermediate care rehabilitation / treatment, maximise independent living and actively support them to return to optimal levels of functioning. The IC service will support both discharges from the acute trust, the Royal Stoke (part of the University Hospital North Midlands) and the Community Hospitals and step up referrals from the community (e.g. referrals from GPs, district nurses) The service will receive referrals from the local health economy single point of access (the Hub) between the hours of 8.30am – 10pm, Monday – Sunday. Hours of operation are open to discussion and negotiation. The service will be expected to respond to referrals from the community within 2 hours. Referrals from hospital settings to facilitate discharge should be accepted onto the caseload within 24 hours. However the service will be expected to provide rapid management of patients presenting in emergency portals who have been triaged, considered to be clinically stable by the responsible clinician (Consultant or middle grade doctors) and whose needs / treatment can be managed by intermediate care services. The intermediate care service should respond within 2 hours of referral from the Hub, develop initial care plan and facilitate discharge. The principle will be to ‘discharge to assess.’ The service will provide a range of clinical and social interventions in the community, utilising a range of medical, nursing, therapy, support workers and social care professionals. The service will be expected to assess and plan care to meet patients holistic needs. The service should provide the necessary support required over a 24 /7 period based on an individual patient assessment of needs. For example some patients may require night sits to monitor observations and maintain patient safety. It is not expected that this level of intensity will be required for all patients on the caseload. The service will also provide medical oversight for patients and clinical governance for overall patient safety of the patients will sit with the lead doctor employed by the service. Where appropriate service users will be offered equipment and assisted technology e.g., self monitoring, remote monitoring etc. to help support them to remain well in their normal place of residence. The service will need to work closely with CCG commissioned equipment services and social care organisations. If required, patients will be signposted to agencies which can provide advice re maximising benefits, housing, mobility, community & social inclusion etc to enable them to maintain and regain maximum control of their care and their lives. The service will agree pathways with other local health and social care providers for onward referral of patients (if necessary and dependent on individual patient needs). Scope of the service The provision of intermediate care (IC), reablement and frail older people’s services to support the management of patients for which the CCGs are the responsible commissioners. The Commissioners currently jointly commission three main IC/reablement services - the Community Intervention Service and the Living Independently Staffordshire Service from Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent Partnership Trust (SSOTP). Re-ablement services in Stoke-on-Trent are provided by Stoke-on-Trent City Council. The Commissioners wish to procure additional services over the winter period to support predicted, increased demand. It is expected that that the service should support circa 40 patients at any one time. The average duration of service for the majority of patients will be up to 28 days, however there will be no set time limits and time with the service will depend on patients’ individual recovery and potential to benefit. Providers will be expected to work together to ensure that the local health economy demand can be met and that pathways for ongoing community support (beyond the intermediate care episode) are seamless. Proposal We are seeking proposals from bidders who can offer rapid mobilisation of services and innovative and creative solutions to support more patients at home and, in particular, work with a range of providers to combine strengths to fill the gaps in community provision. The geographical areas and populations covered by North Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent CCGs are as follows: North Staffordshire - Newcastle-under-Lyme, Leek, Biddulph, Cheadle, and surrounding areas Stoke-on-Trent – Hanley, Longton, Tunstall, Stoke, Fenton, Burslem and surrounding areas We are expecting to receive proposals from a wide range of organisations. We hope it will include current service providers and new providers interested in contributing to the provision of an integrated service model. We may appoint more than one provider for this service. We are particularly interested in views on the following: • Brief proposal as to how you would meet these requirements, staffing arrangements including indicative pay bands, previous experience of delivering a similar service and cost proposal • Evidence of relevant policies and procedures that will be relevant to this service • Ability to meet the proposed implementation date of mid December 2014 Responses are only expected to be brief. Organisations are invited to respond along with supporting marketing or business details. The deadline for responses is Tuesday 2nd December 2014 at 12pm. Please email your response to elaine.butler@staffordshirecss.nhs.uk. It must be stressed that this is a short term contract for 4 months with a view to extending the arrangement if deemed to be meeting the commissioned outcomes. This is to meet an urgent requirement and as such, we are conducting a condensed procurement process for this Part B service. Please be assured that all responses received will be treated in strictest confidence.

postalCode: ST4 4LX


title: Carriageway Treatment

title: Public Lighting and Testing

title: Highways Contracts: (A) Civil Engineering and Highway Maintenance (B) Carriageway Treatment and (C) Public Lighting and Testing in the London Borough of Redbridge for the period 1st May 2014 to 30.4.2021

description: Description of Contracts:Contract A - Civil Engineering and Highway MaintenanceThis Contract comprises Planned Civil Engineering Projects including Footway Refurbishment, Highway Improvement and Drainage Schemes.The Contract also includes the Highway Emergency and Reactive Response Service to repair and remove hazards from the highway, including flood relief along with maintenance and repairs to footways, carriageways and street furniture, including the supply and delivery of all materials to site. The Service will also provide a 24hr Emergency Standby within the London Borough of Redbridge.The Contract also incorporates the Cleaning of all Highway Gullies and the construction of Footway Crossings.Contract B - Carriageway TreatmentThis contract comprises the removal and the supply of Machine Lay Carriageway Materials. The Contract also includes the supply and lay of road markings on the public highway and high-friction and coloured surfacing to carriageways within the London Borough of Redbridge.Contract C - Public Lighting and TestingThis contract comprises the maintenance and testing of the Boroughs Public Lighting and Sign Network. The network is made up of approximately 21,000 Street Lighting Units and 6,000 Illuminated Signs and Bollards.As well as dealing with the reactive and routine maintenance the contract also includes Capital Projects including the replacement of old street lighting columns and street lighting electrical work in connection with Highway Safety Improvement Schemes.

London Borough of Redbridge

street: Strategic Procurement, 5th Floor Rear, Lynton House, 255-259 High Road

postalCode: IG1 1NN

Kenson Contractors Ltd

street: 189 New Road

postalCode: RM13 8SH

Skanska Construction UK Ltd

street: Maple Cross House Denham Way Maple Cross

postalCode: WD3 9SW


title: Provision of Cleaning Services.

description: The successful tenderer will be required to provide cleaning services at Harrow High School.The scope will be for a cleaning operation and service during term time and a planned program of cleaning during non-term time.The School require the successful contract cleaning company to be very experienced within school cleaning and to have a very good track record which can be referenced.The contract would be for a minimum of 3 years, commencing in August 2014.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Competitiveness: 48
Quality: 64
Company Approach: 44
Contract Compliance: 44

Harrow High School

street: Gayton Road

postalCode: HA1 2JG

Birkin Cleaning Services Limited

street: 8 Little Mundells

postalCode: AL7 1EW


name: Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board

title: Auditing of Quality Standard Mark (QSM)/2014-014.

description: Auditing of the supply chain to EN45011 standards, covering activities in the beef & lamb supply chain including abattoirs, cutting plants, wholesalers, butchers and foodservice outlets.

street: Stoneleigh Park

postalCode: CV8 2TL


title: Supply and Installation of a 1.5 Tesla static site MRI Unit.

description: The University of Bristol on behalf of Langford Veterinary Services are looking to procure a 1.5Tesla static site MRI unit preferably optimised for small animal imaging.

University of Bristol

street: 1-9 Old Park Hill

postalCode: BS2 8BB


title: Panel of Counsel.

Equality & Human Rights Commission

street: Arndale House, Arndale Centre

postalCode: M4 3AQ


title: Webtrends Analytics

description: Webtrends Analytics

WT EMEA ACQUISITION LTD

street: Webtrends,Mallard Court,Market Square

postalCode: TW18 4RH


title: GB-Bristol: Supply of SAR Helicopter Rescue Bags / Stretchers

description: The Medical & General Supplies Project Team (M&GS PT) is part of the Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) Organisation and its role is to provide medical equipment and associated support to the UK Armed Forces. M & GS has a requirement to supply the Defence Search and Rescue Force (SAR) with 51 re-useable single-person rescue stretcher / bag system for use in both the Maritime and Land environments that is wholly compatible with in-service rotary platforms and winching systems. The system must be capable of safely accommodating a casualty that has been spinally immobilised using the following in-service systems; Hartwell Vacuum Mattress, Laerdal BaXstrap Spinal Board and Laerdal Head Blocks or Ferno 65 EXL Scoop stretcher. The system must be easily assembled and disassembled during flight and is to occupy the minimum possible space when stowed. The system must protect the casualty from hostile environments during winching operations and maintain patient security whilst allowing access for medical treatment. Suppliers expressing interest in this requirement are to be aware that the authority will require that all potential suppliers hold current, or working towards BS EN ISO 9001:2000 accreditation certificate or international equivalent.

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

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

postalCode: BS34 8JH

TYROMONT Alpin Technik GmbH

street: Villerberg 1,A-6020


title: Telecoms circuit

description: Telecoms circuit

Sure (Guernsey) LTD

street: Centenary House,La Vrangue

postalCode: GY1 3AB


title: Somerset NHS Stop Smoking Services.

Somerset County Council

street: Commercial and Procurement, B2E, County Hall

postalCode: TA1 4DY


title: Sub Contractor Contracts for Electrical Works

description: Housing works Sub-contractors will be required to undertake full re-wires to both occupied and un-occupied domestic properties. This includes renewing consumer units, lighting circuits, cooker circuits, light points & switches etc. The work also comprises rewiring to off-peak facilities and installing double and triple pole isolators to the mains supply. Planned works to kitchen and bathroom schemes are also included. Non Housing works Sub-contractors will be required to undertake electrical works to commercial and industrial installations. This includes, testing and inspection, rewiring and upgrading new and existing installations using all types of PVC, MICC and SWA cables. Installation of all types of steel and PVC containment, trunking, conduit and basket. They will also be required to install fire/intruder alarm systems, door access, CCTV and data/comms. On completion of the works they will need to provide all relevant certification and any other relevant information/documentation that may be required by the contract administrator in order to comply with CDM regulations etc. Under this contract the contractor will be required to actively contribute to the achievement of social objectives. These include: skills development; employment and training opportunities within the locality of where the contract will be delivered; and other added value initiatives throughout the supply chain to support community programmes promoted by the council. Apprenticeships will be supported by placing a levy on the price of products through the managed store. This will take the form of a standard % which will then in turn fund the placement of apprentices within the Council teams. Accordingly contract performance conditions may relate in particular to secondary considerations.

Leeds City Council

street: Property Maintenance,Ring Road, Seacroft

postalCode: LS14 1NZ

Neo Property Solutions Limited

street: Neo Court,Knowsthorpe Lane, Cross Green Industrial Estate

postalCode: LS9 0PF


title: PP14078 — Fixed Electrical Testing.

description: The Council intend to let the above contract for an initial three year term, with facility for a maximum one year extension, subject to rigorous annual satisfaction targets and minimum performance indicators being achieved. Total property portfolio amounts to approximately 300 buildings and addresses with a total 800 000 m sq. floor area. With the current saving and rational plan, this is continually reducing in number.The scope of the contract includes Fixed Electrical Testing and Inspection (not repair) of all the Council's buildings, with reporting in an agreed written format. This will be on the basis of a cost per square metre. Programming of the works will be important, with the need to test school buildings, where time allows over the school holidays, prioritising the senior school first. Some of the public access buildings will need to be tested outside normal hours; however the number of these are as yet to be determined.Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE).The Council envisages that the staff working on the current service shall transfer to the Contractor or its subcontractors, under TUPE along with the Services.These employees are currently employed by the incumbent supplier ('Third Party Employees').Further information will be provided to the shortlisted candidates at tender stage.

Wolverhampton City Council

street: Corporate Procurement, Civic Centre, St Peters Square

postalCode: WV1 1RL


title: 291 Harrow Road

description: 291 Harrow Road is a new build project to provide a mixed environment of special needs housing and general needs housing within this single development. In terms of the specialist housing element the purpose is to re provide for the people who are currently living at 291 Harrow Rd and 1-2 Elmfield Way whose existing accommodation is no longer fit for purpose.This will be achieved by demolishing the current provision and creating units of supported accommodation for people with a learning disability and physical disability, units of supported accommodation for people with autism and units for people with complex needs. This will be achieved through a staged process so that the existing residents do not need to move to alternative accommodation off site.The new housing will help to meet the increasing demand in the City of Westminster for these resident groups, with the number of supported housing units on site increasing from 19 to 27. The City of Westminster is moving from a residential care model to individual tenancies in the supported housing it provides. In order for this strategy to be applied, the housing provided will take the form of self-contained residential units, with adjacent communal and support accommodation.The second main purpose of the development is the provision of intermediate rental housing, in response to the identified need for additional affordable housing in this area of Westminster.The final purpose of the project is to improve community uses, which is to be achieved via the re-provision of enhanced specialist housing on site, as well as the creation of new permanent publically-accessible play space and a ball games areas.

title: Lisson Arches

description: This site forms part of the Church Street Housing Renewal area which was identified as one of the priority neighbourhoods in the Westminster Housing Renewal Strategy launched in March 2010.The proposals provide an opportunity for the design (post planning) and construction of a mixed use development comprising 58 one bedroom self-contained sheltered housing apartments and 1 two bedroom manager's apartment (planning use class C3) with communal facilities, including a manager's office; guest suite; laundry room; kitchen/lounge/dining room; and a landscaped roof terrace. The development also comprises 1,325m² of Enterprise office (planning use class B1) space and a centralised energy centre including CHP plant.The scheme ranges from 11-13 storeys for the residential element, reducing to 2-3 storeys for the Enterprise element. The range in heights is due to the site flanking two streets at varying levels, being Lisson Grove and Bernhardt Crescent.The scheme is to be constructed in a single phase with the residential element fully fitted-out and the non-residential element fitted-out to Category A.

title: Design and Build Contract for 291 Harrow Road and Lisson Arches.

description: This contract is for a design and build contractor to build new residential accommodation at 291 Harrow Road and Lisson Arches.The contract is in 2 lots.Please refer to Annex B for further detailed information.

capitalEsourcing

street: 64 Victoria Street, City of Westminster

postalCode: SW1E 6QP