title: Public Analysts Service

description: Hull City Council is seeking a suitably qualified Public Analyst Service provider to carry out analysis in relation to Food Standards, Feed Standards, Product Safety, and to provide General Scientific Advice. The Public Analysts Service will enforce the provisions of the Food Safety Act 1990, the Agriculture Act 1970 and Consumer Product Safety Legislation. Under this contract the Supplier 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. Accordingly contract performance conditions may relate in particular to secondary considerations. In order to be considered for this work, tenderers must employ suitably qualified staff, under the supervision of a Public Analyst holding the Mastership in Chemical Analysis qualification. Tenderers must also be accredited to undertake tests/analyses in at least three of the following five categories: Meat Species Alcohol ABV/Authentication Undesirable Substances Aflatoxins Undesirable Substances Metals Toys (Mechanical & Physical Properties) The Authority proposes to enter into one Contract for a period of 3 years with the successful Tenderer (Service Provider), with an option to extend for a period or periods of up to a maximum of 12 months. Such extension will be at the discretion of the Council and subject to satisfactory performance.

Hull City Council

street: The Guildhall, Alfred Gelder Street,

postalCode: HU1 2AA


measure: electronicBids

documentType: awardNotice

currency: GBP

scheme: CPV

title: Provision of Toxicology Services for HM Senior Coroner for Essex.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Essex County Council (The Authority) has put in place a Contract for Toxicology Services for the HM Senior Coroner for Essex. The Contract is for the collection of samples from the 5 mortuaries in the Essex jurisdiction, undertaking of required tests and production of formal report on test results to the HM Senior Coroner. Toxicologists may be required to attend an inquest at the Essex Coroners Court at the request of HM Senior Coroner. The contract is for a period of 2 years with an option to extend for up to a further 2 years.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

awardCriteriaDetails:
Commercial (price): 70
Quality: 30

mainProcurementCategory: services

Essex County Council

street: PO Box 4, County Hall, Market Road

postalCode: CM1 1QH

countryName: UK

Analytical Services International Ltd

street: 6 Baldwin Crescent

postalCode: SE5 9LQ

initiationType: tender


title: Marsh Road - Enveloping Works

description: The Authority, is conducting the procurement using an e-tendering procedure for the purpose of procuring a contractor to carry out Enveloping works to Marsh Road. The enveloping works comprise of but are not limited to the following; painting and Décor, Installing windows, roofing repairs and some demolition works. For more information please register your interest via the London Tenders Portal, access to the online tender and associated documents are available on the portal. www.londontenders.org

mainProcurementCategory: works

Harrow Council

street: Civic Centre,

postalCode: HA1 2XY

countryName: GB


title: Architectural Surgical Medical Systems

description: Architectural Surgical Medical Systems

NHS SUPPLY CHAIN

street: NHS Supply Chain, Foxbridge Way,

postalCode: WF6 1TL


title: GB-Bath: Founders Hall Roof Replacement

description: The University of Bath requires a contractor to undertake the Removal and Replacement of the existing 3 ply Founders Hall Roof on the main campus. The roof is to be replaced with a 3 ply (with insulation) Bauder system with ancillary abutment work. Existing roof lights are also to be replaced. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-GB-Bath:-Founders-Hall-Roof-Replacement/K3U87QKH75 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/K3U87QKH75

University of Bath

street: Procurement, Wessex House 6.43

postalCode: BA2 7AY


title: GB-Edinburgh: ISO Recertification

description: The Northern Lighthouse Board have a requirement for the recertification of the following standards ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and BS OHSAS 18001. These certificates expire on the 30 October 2015 therefore we require these to be recertificated including subsequent 6 monthly periodic audits. We are also have ISO 27001 that expires on the 18 April 2016 and this is included within the tender requirements to start prior to April 2016. The full requirements are detailed within the tender documents that can be downloaded from our Buyer Profile http://nlb.g2b.info

Northern Lighthouse Board

street: 84 George Street,


title: 1

title: Maintenance of Air Conditioning, Chillers, Ice Machines and Fridges / Freezers.

description: 5 year contract for the provision of the routine maintenance, repair and breakdown call outs for all Air Conditioning, Chillers, Ice Machines and Fridges / Freezers.

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 50
Service delivery: 35
Spare parts availability: 15

Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust

roles: buyer supplier

street: Odstock Road

postalCode: SP2 8BJ


name: Awarded to 250+ Operators — Names and Addresses can be supplied on request

name: Integrated Transport & Planning - Staffordshire County Council

title: PC555 — Framework Agreement for the Provision of Transportation of Service Users (Childrens and Adults) Services.

description: The contracts is the appointment of a number of suitably licensed Hackney Carriage, Private Hire and PSV operators to a framework agreement to provide Staffordshire County Council with passenger transport services across Staffordshire. The transport required will be for adults and children in mainstream education, older people, adults and children with special educational needs, learning disabilities, physical and sensory disabilities and mental health issues.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

street: Riverway

postalCode: ST16 3TJ

Sharon Bowers

url: http://www.staffordshire .gov.uk

street: Staffordshire Place 1

postalCode: ST16 2DH


name: Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

title: RA188860 - MAXFAX single use instruments

description: 1, 2, 3 and 4 year agreements to be provided Please ensure to read the ITQ document - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA188860. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA188860 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

street: City Campus, Hucknall Road,

postalCode: NG5 1PB


title: Ad Hoc Minor Tasks

description: Ad hoc minor tasks

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT LIMITED

street: Radioactive Waste Management Ltd, Building 587, Curie Avenue, Harwell, Didcot


title: WPS65 | Defence Systems Approach to Training Compliant Training Audit | MOD Land Command - DEODS

description: conduct a DSAT compliant Training Audit (2nd party) across the Defence EOD&S and CIED training and education spectrum (Individual and Collective / All Arms and Specialist)to: a. Understand the totality of the risks to the EOD&S / C-IED training and education requirement. b. Examine how the EOD&S / C-IED training and education requirement is being delivered and driven down through the Chains of Command.

Capita Business Services

street: 5th Floor, Fort Dunlop, Fort Parkway, Erdington,,

postalCode: B24 9FD


title: RSSB_1942 Preparing rail industry guidance on bio-mathematical fatigue models (T1083)

description: Many rail companies use fatigue assessment tools, based on mathematical models, as one part of their assessments of likely staff fatigue. Whilst guidance is available on the role and generic limitations of bio mathematical fatigue models, it does not compare how well each predicts fatigue, and omits the most commonly used tool in GB rail - Health and Safety Executive’s Fatigue and Risk Index. The Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has recently published the ‘Bio mathematical Fatigue Models Guidance Document.’ With some adaptation and further work, this could form the basis of useful guidance for the GB rail industry on the relative merits and limitations of available fatigue models and their role in fatigue risk management. Some work is needed to adapt CASA's guidance so that it reflects the information needs of the rail industry in GB. In addition, the CASA guidance does not comment on the level of risk predicted by the various tools, which could be addressed by a sensitivity analysis to compare the outputs of the tools against one another. The aim of this project is to adapt CASA’s guidance document to meet the information needs of the GB rail industry and supplement it with the results of a sensitivity analysis. This will enable industry to reduce the risk of designing rosters that induce fatigue.

procurementMethodDetails: :Open

RAIL SAFETY & STANDARDS BOARD LTD

street: RSSB, 2 Angel Square, 1 Torrens Street

postalCode: EC1V 1NY


title: CPAP Machines and Consumables (83431).

description: The HSC Business Services Organisation (BSO) Procurement and Logistics Service (PaLS) invites you to respond to this cft. If you wish to communicate with the buyer please do so by using the secure clarifications tab within the cft.

Procurement and Logistics Service

street: Royal Hospital, Grosvenor Road

postalCode: BT12 6BA


title: Pre-Procurement Market Engagement for the Provision of Hertfordshire Highways Surfacing Framework.

Hertfordshire County Council

street: Pegs Lane

postalCode: SG13 8DE


title: Supply & Install of a SALTO locking system

description: Limit Order-SPR13323-Supply and install SALTO locking systems as per your quote - F02/21003/25837/KO/MD As per your University Framework Agreement carried out under tender ref - NU/0886

procurementMethodDetails: :NotApplicable

NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY

street: 4th Floor King's Gate,

postalCode: NE1 7RU


title: The ARTches Project - Alteration & Refurbishment Works

description: Portsmouth City Council (the Council) is seeking to procure a suitably skilled and experienced contractor to undertake the following construction works: 1. Enclosure, refurbishment, services and fit‐out of the arches and internal spaces to form artists workshops, retail, brasserie, interpretation space / display area, management office, meeting room and storage facilities. 2. Relocation and re‐provision of the existing public conveniences including disabled person’s facility. 3. All associated infrastructure, external works and landscaping (including cycle parking). 4. Undertaken in part Scheduled Ancient Monument and part Grade 1 Listed Building. The Council is targeting to have awarded the contract by September 2015 and the successful Contractor will be required to start on site during September 2015 in order to deliver practical completion before the end of June 2016. Estimated value of the construction works is £1.5M. The form of contract utilised will be the JCT Standard Building Contract without Quantities 2011. The deadline for submission of requests for clarification is 29 May 2015 23:59 with the deadline for submission of completed pre-qualification questionnaires following on 8 June 2015 14:00. The Council is targeting to release tender documentation to shortlisted Contractors by 29 June 2015 with the deadline for submission of bids following on 31 July 2015.

Portsmouth City Council

street: Guildhall Square, Portsmouth

postalCode: PO1 2BJ


title: Provision for Car Park Equipment and Maintenance.

description: The Contractor will provide a broad ranging and flexible Car Park and Traffic Management service which supports the smooth operation of the University's core education role. The duties required are very varied in their nature, in volume and in the timing of demands. The key service objectives are: — To support the University in its core activities; — To provide a flexible and responsive service; — To optimise the use of the parking facilities; — To ensure that access is maintained for contractors and emergency vehicles; — To recommend and implement alternative, imaginative and more cost-effective and efficient approaches to providing the services; — To enhance the liaison and reporting procedures with the University; — To ensure that staff, visitors and students can safely utilise the car parks during the day and the night; — To prevent unauthorised parking on the sites; — To control the safe access and movement of vehicles. Car parking equipment at each site must be capable of control from any of the individual sites, or a separate location. This includes data, intercom, barrier control and all reporting and alarm functions. This tender is to replace the existing system to be installed at Jordanstown, Coleraine, Magee and Belfast. The system should also allow for future expansion on further sites without price penalty. The system should be capable of unlimited expansion and be of modular design. Installation of equipment will start 8 weeks from agreed contract commencement date and will be complete by 1.8.2015.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Mobilisation and Installation: 10
Delivery of Key Objectives: 10
Contract and Maintenance Management: 10
Delivery of Key Performance Indicators: 10
Commercial Submission: 60

University of Ulster

street: Block X Room X031, Cromore Road

postalCode: BT52 1SA

Advanced Parking Solutions Ltd

street: 21B Enterprise Road

postalCode: BT19 7TA


title: WAV MO - Phase 1 contaminated land assessment

description: Waverley Borough Council is seeking a quotation for two proposed development sites.

SE Shared Services

street: Godalming, Godalming

postalCode: GU7 1HR


title: Buckinghamshire County Council Residents' Survey 2015

description: Residents Survey

procurementMethodDetails: :NotSpecified

Buckinghamshire County Council

street: NCO,

postalCode: HP20 1UA


title: Events Management System

title: PI1300506 — Events Management System.

description: The Parliamentary Digital Service on behalf of both the House of Commons (HoC) and the House of Lords (HoL) (The Authority) invites you to tender for the provision of an Events Management system. Suppliers are required to provide a complete web-based (Cloud) events management solution that includes project management, implementation, data migration, data integration, training, support, maintenance and consultancy. The contract will be awarded for an initial term of 3 years, plus two optional extensions of 1 year each. Due to the nature of the contract, the supply of a single system, it is not suitable for division into lots.

Houses of Parliament

street: 14 Tothill Street

postalCode: SW1H 9NB

Artifax Software Ltd

street: 17A West Street

postalCode: KT18 7RL


title: Postal Goods and Services

description: Redacted Supplier Framework Agreement - RM1063 Postal Goods and Services

CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE

street: 9th Floor, Capital Building, Old Hall Street,

name: The Minister for the Cabinet Office acting through Crown Commercial Service


name: Hampshire County Council — Adult Services

title: 1

title: Hampshire Operational Model for Effective Recovery (HOMER).

description: The objectives of the Services are to enable all eligible individuals who present to the Services with drug and alcohol problems to overcome them and live healthy, crime free lives and to realise their potential as individuals and as citizens of the community by making positive and constructive changes in their lives. The Services will focus on recovery and social reintegration whilst working with Service Users, their Carers and family to reduce the harm caused by substance misuse and /or enabling Service Users to become free from their dependence on drug and alcohol use. The operational delivery of treatment will form part of a community based partnership with other drug misuse treatment services, health services, social services, criminal justice services, and social re-integration services (including housing and employment), in addition to other relevant organisations and Service User groups, to reduce drug misuse and related harm. Delivery will be characterised by continuous improvement and creativity in relation to the future development of the Services. This approach forms the basis of the Hampshire Operational Model for Effective Recovery - HOMER.

procurementMethod: direct

street: EII Court

postalCode: SO23 8UQ

Solent NHS Trust

street: Solent NHS Trust Headquarters, Adelaide Health Centre, Western Community Hospital Campus, William Macleod Way, Millbrook

postalCode: SO16 4XE


title: Hyper-Spectral Imaging Equipment.

description: Optical instruments. Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses). The National Gallery will be seeking to procure hyper-spectral imaging equipment to continue to advance their interdisciplinary scientific and art historical research. The equipment will be required to function as a static line scanner to work with the Gallery's computer-controlled micro-positioning easel. The equipment will include 2 sensors to cover the spectral range (approximately 400-2 500 nm) with high light sensitivity (operating at no more than the low 1 000 s of lux) and spectral resolution (approximately 3 nm). The full equipment requirement includes both a VNIR and a SWIR sensor, spectrometers, associated control and processing software, as well as an optical benches, cabling and peripherals.

The National Gallery

street: Trafalgar Square

postalCode: WC2N 5DN


title: OPS9333 The British Library St.Pancras Development Partner Procurement

description: The British Library Board is seeking a Development partner to support it in creating a development on a 2.8 acre site at the Northern end of its freehold estate at St Pancras, London, to extend and complement its current Grade I listed building. We envisage a mixed use development, providing new public spaces for the British Library and a headquarters for the new Alan Turing Institute, alongside extensive space for mixed use. We expect to take approximately 100,000 sq ft for our own uses. Following a Prior Information Notice earlier this year, we are asking for interested parties to complete a Pre-qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) in order to select a shortlist of bidders to be invited to take part in a Competitive Dialogue procedure. We expect to achieve a development of exceptional architectural distinction, to extend and complement our Grade I Listed building. The developer will need to satisfy the British Library that its lead architect has the capability to meet the highest standards of architectural quality, sophistication and attention to detail, resolve the multiple requirements into a coherent and elegant design solution and show both understanding of and sensitivity to, the social and built environment in which the development will sit. The development will be funded by the Development partner and at their own risk. The British Library expects to receive from the Development Partner both a capital receipt and an ongoing annual shared rental income to be derived from the new elements of the estate (see the Requirements) in return for up to a 150 year lease. Interested parties should download the full documentation from the BRAVO e-tendering system and acquaint themselves with the PQQ , Competitive Dialogue and Award Criteria that will be used by the British Library to assess final tenders. The documents can be accessed through https://bl.bravosolution.co.uk . The deadline for receipt of completed PQQ’s is 12:00 GMT 9th October 2015.

British Library

street: The British Library, 96 Euston Road

postalCode: NW1 2DB


title: Executive Search and Selection Services for a Senior Director of Strategy & Planning

description: To undertake effective advertising, search and selection processes to recruit a Senior Director of Strategy and Planning. The scope covers Advertising, Search and Selection services. The appointed Supplier will be required in conjunction with Ofwat to provide Services as set out below. This list is not exclusive. General requirement: - Agree a methodology and timetable for the recruitment of the - Advise on appropriate media for advertising - Draft separate advertisements and candidate briefing packs along the lines of the current role and job profile application process - Advise on current role and job profile as required - Advise on and agree selection criteria for the positions - Place adverts for Senior Director role - Identify and recommend suitable candidates from existing databases - Conduct a parallel targeted search for the vacant Senior Director role - Project manage the recruitment and selection processes - Manage applications received through both advertisements and search - Sift applications against agreed selection criteria for the Senior Director post - Advise on the most appropriate methods for assessing short-listed candidates against the key criteria and competencies. - Sift applications against agreed selection criteria prior to long-list meeting with the Ofwat team. - Undertake preliminary telephone interviews with sifted candidates. - Provide a report on findings and suggested long-list. - Meet with long-list panel. - Meet with short-list panel. - Provide feedback to unsuccessful candidates. - Manage interview process and prepare candidate interview reports on behalf of the Ofwat selection panel. - Provide support to panel members and give feedback to all unsuccessful candidates - Take up references - The Customer may require the Supplier to deliver psychometric assessment, as part of the process (if required. For further information, please download the ITT document. Please note:All suppliers who wish to participate in this opportunity must read the ITT/Specification document and submit a tender response by the closing time and date. Tenders not submitted via the myTenders Portal may not be considered. To be able to access the documents, you must register your interest in this requirement.

WATER SERVICES REGULATION AUTHORITY

street: Centre City Tower, 7 Hill Street

postalCode: B5 4UA


name: NHS ARDEN AND GREATER EAST MIDLANDS COMMISSIONING SUPPORT UNIT

title: NHS England - Health Needs Assessment Reports

description: NHS England - Midlands East is looking for Organisations to produce Health Needs Assessments for the healthcare service in some prisons, and in police custody. The HSCNAs required are as follows: 1. One report covering the health and social care needs of HMP Peterborough, with two separate sections; one relating to the health and social are needs of the men held there, and one relating to the health and social care needs of the women . 2. One report covering the health and social care needs of HMP Whitemoor 3. One report covering the characteristics and health needs of detainees in police custody suites in Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Essex and Bedfordshire. Full details are contained in the attached specification. The closing date for submissions is 13th November 2015 at 5pm and all bids should be sent to Claire Weston via E-mail (claire.weston2@nhs.net)

street: NHS England, Victoria House

postalCode: CB21 2XA


title: Woking Borough Council Insurance Service

description: Provision and placement of Insurance related services for Woking Borough Council, starting 30.09.2015. Three year agreement with an option to extend for a further two years.

WOKING BOROUGH COUNCIL

street: Woking Borough Council, Civic Offices, Gloucester Square,,

postalCode: WOKING, SURREY,


title: RM4690 L1168; Community Organisers Mobilisation Fund; CONTRACT

description: This contract has already been awarded and is being published for transparency purposes only. This notice is also for the publication of the Consultancy Value Statement which indicates the financial and non-financial value which has been delivered from this Contract. The Cabinet Office and the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) are commissioning for the grant management and process/impact evaluation of a new £400,000 initiative, the Community Organisers Mobilisation Fund, which Community Organisers can bid into to run projects utilising or having the potential to utilise Community Rights and/or Neighbourhood Planning. Please see attached ITT documentation for further information.

CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE

street: 2nd Floor, Aviation House, 125 Kingsway

postalCode: WC2B 6NH


title: Gas, Oil and Solid Fuel Servicing and Maintenance (Domestic and Non-Domestic Premises) 2016 — 2019.

description: Routine servicing and maintenance of Gas, Oil and Solid Fuel appliances, reactive maintenance and/or planned replacement of specified equipment, providing a 24 hour (7 days a week) breakdown and emergency call-out service to Havebury's domestic and non-domestic premises.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 50
Quality: 50

The Havebury Housing Partnership

street: Havebury House, Western Way

postalCode: IP33 3SP

Aaron Services Ltd

street: Broomvale Business Centre, Bramford Road

postalCode: IP8 4JU


title: Void Property Cleansing, Clearance and Garden Clearance.

description: Efficiency East Midlands (EEM) invites you to tender for a place on our Property Cleaning and Clearing Framework. The framework is being set-up to support our membership with the turnaround of vacant properties and the maintenance of communal areas. The main elements covered by this framework are: — Light/medium and heavy/deep property cleans; — Light/medium and heavy/deep property clearances; — Garden clearances; — Ad hoc requirements such as graffiti removal, needle sweeps, pigeon removal, infestation sprays. EEM members are predominately within the East Midlands but not exclusively so and may have requirements in other parts of England and Wales. The Consortia is owned by our members which include Housing Associations, ALMO‘s Local Authorities and bodies from the wider public sector. A full list of EEM members is available at: www.efficiency-em.co.uk

Efficiency East Midlands Ltd

street: Pure Offices, Lake View Drive, Sherwood Park, Nottinghamshire

postalCode: NG15 0DT

Orbis Protect Ltd

street: Beaufort House, Cricket Field Road

postalCode: UB8 1QG


title: Accommodation and Support for Adults with Mental Ill Health

South Tyneside Council

street: Corporate Procurement Service, Hawthorne House

postalCode: NE32 3DP


title: LNG Market Outlook

description: To complement our monitoring of GB security of supply, we require a short and focussed review to consider the outlook and functioning of the global LNG market, and the potential implications of this for GB gas security of supply. We are particularly interested in insights on the role of LNG in stress situations for the GB market (such as periods of very cold weather/very high demand, or in the case of unplanned infrastructure outages).

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank,

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


title: The Service & Repair of Biodex Physiotherapy Equipment

description: The delivery of a 4-Year Service Contract for the Service & Repair of Biodex Physiotherapy Equipment in accordance with OEM's manuals. To also include: i. Six monthly Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) visits for the Isokinetic Dynamometers. ii. Annual PPM visits for all other equipment. iii. All parts & labour costs for non-PPM call outs.

DEFENCE EQUIPMENT & SUPPORT

street: Medical Delivery Team, Elm 2b #4226, MoD Abbey-Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH


name: Ministry of Defence, Land Equipment, Soldier System Programmes

title: Supply of EOD Suits.

description: Armour plating. Contract for the supply of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Suits.

street: #4325, Elm3c, MOD Abbey Wood

NP Aerospace Ltd

street: 473 Coleshill Road

postalCode: CV6 5AQ


title: ATLAS Recording Hardware and Accessories

description: Supply and installation of Atlas recording hardware and accessories

UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM

street: Edgbaston,


title: Refurbishment R30 Lower Ground Cunard Buildings

description: Liverpool City Council seeks Quotations for the refurbishment of Room 30, Lower Ground Floor, Cunard Buildings.

Liverpool City Council

street: Municipal Building, Dale Street

postalCode: L1 6DH


measure: foreignBidsFromEU

title: Public Bus Services

description: Providing Public transport is a specialist area and requires a professional approach. The Transport and Highways Development Team in partnership with Parish and Town Councils will offer advice and support to any Operator in this respect. Adherence to the terms and conditions in this document should ensure an appropriate level of service is provided. This includes protecting the general welfare of the passengers whilst travelling and ensuring they reach their destination safely and in exceptional circumstances assisting passengers boarding and alighting the vehicle.

title: Public Bus Services

title: Public Bus Services

title: Public Bus Services

title: Public Bus Services

title: Public Bus services

title: Public Bus Services

title: Public Bus Services

title: Public Bus Services

title: Public Bus Services

title: Public Bus Services.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Whole Life Costs: 60
Qualtiy: 20
Deliverables: 20

Telford and Wrekin Council

street: Wellington Civic Offices, PO Box 457, Wellington

postalCode: TF2 2FH

name: www.delta-esourcing.com access code: TPJ2KE8VG9

Arriva Midlands North

street: Admiral Way, Doxford International Park, Tyne and Wear

postalCode: SR3 3XP


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

title: Supply of F-35 fuel into the GPSS in March 2015

description: The supply of 20,000m3 of F-35 fuel into the GPSS. Delivery laycan is 01 - 31 March 2015.


title: L0825 Media Events - Contract

description: Please note that this contract has already been awarded and that this notice is being published for transparency purposes only. This notice is for the provision of media events.


title: PQ0118 - Provision of Business Accountancy Services for INReach Limited

description: Birmingham City Council, on behalf of INReach Limited invites organisations to submit a quotation for the provision of business accountancy services for INReach Limited, a wholly owned company of Birmingham City Council. The duration of the contract will be for a period of 2 years subject to satisfactory performance and business requirements. If you are interested in tendering please click on the following link to access Birmingham City Council’s tender Portal:-. https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc/ and submit your details to register as a bidder. We will send you a log on and password so you can download the quotation document. Your completed Quotation should be returned by noon on Thursday 7th January 2016 using the Supplier Portal. For more information please email Debbie Husler, Head of Procurement at debbie.husler@birmingham.gov.uk.

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street, Birmingham

postalCode: B4 7WB


title: PAN0901B - Provision of Employment Land Study for Leicester City Council

description: Leicester City Council invites Tenders for the provision of consultancy services for an employment land study. The current employment land studies are out of date and new evidence is needed to support the replacement Local Plan. The City Council is therefore seeking a fresh employment land study to inform the new plan which addresses the requirements of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). The Planning Policy Team of Leicester City Council is seeking to commission consultants to complete an Employment Land Study to inform the preparation of its New Local Plan, which completed the Issues and Options stage in February 2015. Bids are invited from suitably qualified and experienced consultants. The findings of the study will form part of the evidence base used to inform the New Local Plan. The study will address the requirements of the National Planning Policy Framework and the National Planning Practice Guidance. This project needs to reflect the new strategy for Leicester, to be the city of choice for large scale inward investment. It is crucial to recognise this new ambition and the current investment interest in Leicester, from blue chip as well as other types of business. All submissions must be processed via DueNorth and Tenders must be uploaded no later than 12:00hrs (noon) on Tuesday 30/06/2015

Leicester City Council

street: City Hall, 115 Charles Street

postalCode: LE1 1FZ


title: Planned Replacement / Improvement Housing Works for Richmondshire District Council 2015-2020.

description: Richmondshire District Council is one of the largest districts in England. It has a population of 51 400 (according to the most recent information available on the Richmondshire District Council website) and covers 509 square-miles. Richmondshire District Council is one of the most sparsely populated District Councils in the country, its boundaries stretching from the River Tees to Cumbria. Richmondshire District Council owns and manages a housing stock of 1 600 properties, most of which are of traditional construction. The Council intends to appoint a single contractor and is now seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced contractor partners to be invited to tender for the works shown below. The planned replacement works will be allocated annually and will consist of some or all of the following types of works: (a) External Doors and Windows; (b) Kitchens and Bathrooms; (c) Roofing, Soffits, Fascia's and Gutters; (d) Central Heating, including Boiler Replacements; (e) Rewiring; (f) Asbestos Removal; and; (g) Installation of Residential Sprinklers and Residential Solar Panels. The anticipated annual value of these works could be in the region of 1 200 000 GBP and it is expected work will commence in year 1 no later than 1.6.2015. It is currently envisaged that the form of delivery contract will be a TPC2005. It is intended that call-offs shall be made throughout the life of the contract including the final year and may last beyond the life of the contract. It is anticipated that TUPE may apply. The term of the contract is 60 months with the option to extend for a further 24 months, which will be at the Council's discretion.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 60
Quality: 40

Richmondshire District Council

street: Mercury House, Station Road

postalCode: DL10 4JX

Kier Services Limited

street: 6 Smithy Wood Drive, Smithy Wood Business Park

postalCode: S35 1QN


title: Environmental Enforcement Services.

description: The London Borough of Merton is inviting tenders for an experienced and qualified contractor to work with the Council in order to provide Environmental Enforcement Services in respect of, but not limited to, the: — Environmental Protection Act 1990; — Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003; — Clean Neighbourhood and Environment Act 2005. The scope of this contract is for the patrolling and issuing of Fixed Penalty Notices (FPN's) for related environmental offences. The primary purpose of this tender and subsequent contract will be to change behaviour towards environmental crime and in particular Littering and Dog Fouling. The Council may, during the contract period, require the enforcement service to be extended to include other offences such as, but not limited to: — graffiti, fly-posting, dog control offences, alarm noise (no nominated key-holder), Noise Act offences, nuisance parking, abandoning a vehicle, unauthorised distribution of free literature on designated land etc.

London Borough of Merton

street: Civic Centre, London Rd

postalCode: SM4 5DX


description: The University of Sheffield has awarded a tender on behalf of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering for a Simultaneous Thermal Analyser and Mass Spectrometer. This was for a simultaneous thermal analyser capable of analysing glass, ceramic, molten salt, polymer and cement materials, by the following techniques: • Thermo-Gravimetric Analysis (TGA) • Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) • Differential Thermal Analysis (DTA) • Mass Spectrometry (MS)

THE UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

street: Procurement Office, Arts Tower, Western Bank

postalCode: S10 2TN


title: Consultancy and Contracting Services Framework

description: NHS Arden & Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit (Arden & GEM CSU) is conducting this procurement exercise on behalf of Leicester City Clinical Commissioning Group (LC CCG) to seek suitably qualified and experienced providers to become a member of a Consultancy & Contracting Services Framework (Reference LLR/CCSF/SP). The aim is to establish a framework for consultancy and contracting services that Leicester City CCG ('The Commissioners') can call-off to deliver specific projects or workstreams, as determined by The Commissioner. The Invitation to Tender (ITT) documentation will be available from Wednesday 21st October 2015 and all bids submitted by the closing date of 17:00 on Friday 20th November 2015. All submissions will be evaluated using the scoring criteria which is contained within the ITT -Document 1. Clarifications may be asked during the procurement process, the deadline for clarification questions is 17:00 on Friday 13th November 2015. All correspondence relating to this procurement throughout all stages of the process must be managed through the Arden & Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit (Arden & GEM CSU) eTendering Procurement Portal Bravosolutions only. Providers wishing to submit an ITT to deliver this service can do so by logging onto Arden & GEM CSUs procurement portal (Bravo) as soon as possible at: https://ardengemcsu.bravosolution.co.uk. To register on the portal: »From the portal Home Page, click the ‘Click Here to Register’ link »Accept the terms & conditions for using the portal »Complete your organisation & personal details »Choose a memorable username and submit »You will shortly be sent an email with your unique password, please treat this securely (if you lose it there is a ‘Forgot my Password’ link on the portal homepage) To Access the portal: »Login with your unique username & password »From the suppliers reserved area click ‘ITTs Open to All Suppliers’ –this is a repository of all ITT’s open to any registered supplier. »Browse the ITTs (there may be more than one page) and select “Consultancy & Contracting Services Framework - Leicester City CCG” by clicking on it »Note the Details buttons on the left for Navigation and the Actions below »Click the ‘Express Interest’ action –this will move the ITT from the ITTs Open to All Suppliers area to your ‘My ITTs’ area –this is a reserved area for ITTs that you have either been invited to or expressed interest in. NHS Arden & GEM CSU is managing this Procurement in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, PCR 2015 (the “Regulations”). The requirement for consultancy support is classified as a service under the 2015 regulations and NHS Arden & GEMCSU is procuring these services in accordance with the full 2015 Regulations.

street: St John's House,30 East Street,


title: Contract funeral / cremation services for Norwich City & Broadland District Councils

description: Norwich City Council and Broadland District Council are seeking to enter into an agreement for the provision of contract funerals for three years from 01 February 2016 with the option to extend for a further two years subject to service requirement. Under Section 46 of the Public Health Act 1984 councils have a statutory duty to make arrangements for the disposal of a deceased’s body if the deceased has no family to arrange a funeral. This applies only to those who die in a property – those who die in hospital are the responsibility of the Primary Care Trust. The coroner will notify Council’s whenever they are unable to find any relatives who are willing and able to arrange a funeral for a deceased person. In the event that there is no-one else able or willing to organise a funeral Councils have a duty to instruct a Funeral Director to make all necessary arrangements for a contract funeral / cremation.

Norwich City Council

street: City Hall, St Peters Street

postalCode: NR2 1NH


title: Bladder Scanning.

description: Nottingham University Hospitals are seeking to refresh and standardize on their current holding of Bladder Scanners. This tender seeks to provide a compliant route to market to support this requirement.

street: City Campus, Hucknall Road

postalCode: NG5 1PB


name: Compass Contract Services (UK) Limited trading as Chartwells

title: OSSMA Catering Contract.

description: Catering services. Catering services to an Academy School with sixth form. 834 students on roll.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 30
Depth of Experience: 10
Innovative menu choice and proactive service solutions: 25
References / quality assurance and procedures: 30
Policies and procedures: 5

Ormiston Sir Stanley Mathews Academy

street: Beaconsfield Drive, Blurton

postalCode: ST3 3JD

street: Parklands Court, 24 Parklands, Birmingham Great Park, Rubery

postalCode: B45 9PZ

Compass Contract Services UK Ltd

street: Parklands Court, 24 Parklands


title: Supply of Bus Services

title: CPU 1452 Locallink Bus Services.

description: Tenders are invited for the supply of services in respect of bus services. As the services involved can be inter-worked to give considerable economies of scale, the 3 services are being issued as a single tender. The provider will be expected to bid to run all the services. The operator must supply its own vehicles to operate these services. The peak vehicle requirement (PVR) is estimated at 8 vehicles: — 5 vehicles for Services L10 and L11; — 3 vehicles for Service L14.

Nottingham City Council

street: Loxley House, Station Street

postalCode: NG2 3NG

Nottingham City Transport

street: Lower Parliament Street

postalCode: NG1 1GG


title: Horsham District Council — Mechanical, Electrical and Public Health Services Maintenance Contract.

description: Horsham District Council is seeking bids from suitably qualified organisations for the provision of Mechanical, Electrical and Public Health Services Maintenance to approx 100 operational, community and commercial facilities across Horsham District. It is possible that the Council's residential estate (further 24 properties — 14 houses, 8 blocks of flats (total 47 units) and 2 garage blocks) may be added at a later date. Specific services required include (but not limited to): electrical inspections — PAT, periodic, etc., domestic water inspections and maintenance, HVAC maintenance, Lift inspection and maintenance, fire safety inspection and maintenance, access control systems and intruder alarm testing, etc. This contract may involve a TUPE transfer. Full details can be found in the tender documents.

Horsham District Council

street: Parkside, Chart Way

postalCode: RH12 1RL


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

title: NHS Wakefield CCG Community Services: Community Vasectomy Service AQP

description: NHS Wakefield Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is procuring a community vasectomy service for the adult population of Wakefield District using the Any Qualified Provider (AQP) route. The aim is to provide a high quality vasectomy service delivered in the community to ensure patients have choice and ease of access and to meet the overall objectives of delivering care closer to home. In securing services from Any Qualified Providers (AQP), NHS Wakefield CCG requires assurance of competence, quality and safety standards, just as it would for services secured under a formal tender process. Any provider will be eligible to apply for this AQP subject to demonstrating compliance and competency against the specified criteria outlined in the service specification. The successful provider(s) will provide a community vasectomy service located within the boundaries of Wakefield District and accessible to people aged 18 years and over registered with Wakefield GPs. The overarching aims of the service are to provide: • Quality local community vasectomy services within NHS Wakefield District; •Services that comply with accepted best practice, relevant guidelines in clinical practice and robust governance arrangements; •A complete holistic patient focused care package, including counselling, pre and post- operative care, information and advice; •An opportunity for men’s health promotion; •Consistent and continuous care between health professionals with effective communication; •Improved access and convenience for patients; and •Improved patient choice. There were 477 vasectomies carried out in primary, acute and community settings in NHS Wakefield in 2013/14, the majority of these (96%) were carried out in the community and primary care setting. There are a small number of community providers currently delivering vasectomy services in the Wakefield District. A small number of patients who need to have the procedure undertaken in the acute setting can be referred to a local hospital, the nearest being Mid-Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust. The successful provider(s) will be expected to sign the standard NHS contract, accepting all terms and conditions. It should be noted that under the AQP model, there will be no guarantees of volume or payment in the contracts awarded. Payments for the community vasectomy service will be at a locally set tariff of £300 per procedure. This includes the cost of counselling which is £30. A CQUIN scheme to the value of 2.5% of the provider’s actual annual activity will be made available. The payment information is detailed in Annex A of the service specification.

postalCode: HD2 2GZ


title: Motor Vehicle Insurance

description: Employers Liability, Public & Products Liability, Governors Liability, Professional Indemnity.

title: Computer and Engineering Insurance

description: Property Damage, Business Interruption, Money, Fidelity Guarantee.

title: Commercial Combined

description: Package quotation for all classes of insurance specified.

title: Personal Accident & Travel

description: Group Personal Accident and travel Insurance.

title: Engineering

description: Engineering inspection and insurance services.

title: Motor Vehicle

description: Motor Vehicle insurance including uninsured loss recovery.

title: Insurance Services Excluding broking services.

description: Furness College tendered for suppliers to deliver a range of insurance services as per the individual lots specified below.

awardCriteriaDetails: Price, servicing capability and financial security: 100

Furness College

street: Channelside

postalCode: LA14 2PJ


title: Project Manager Secondment to Environment Team

description: Project Manager Secondment into Environment Team. Published for transparency purposes only, procured via existing framework agreement

The Coal Authority

street: 200 Lichfield Lane, Berry Hill Road

postalCode: NG18 4RG


title: Supported Living for Adults.

description: Medway Council is commissioning an outcome focused Supported Living Service based on independence and social inclusion principles for people with health and social care needs in Medway. Medway Council is seeking indicative tenders from suitably qualified and experienced providers that can deliver supported Living Services for adults from age 18 with Learning Disabilities, Mental Health Needs, Sensory Impairment, Physical Disabilities, Autistic Spectrum Conditions, and People with Multiple and Complex Needs including supporting people's personal care needs. The Provider should support Service Users to develop new skills, regain lost skills through a re-ablement approach and promote independence, reducing their need for assistance.

Supported Living for Adults

street: Gun Wharf, Dock Road

postalCode: ME4 4TR


title: Repair of Warrior Traverse Gearbox and Motor.

description: Repair and maintenance services of military vehicles. The Armoured Vehicles Programmes: In Service Platforms (AVP-ISP) team, part of the UK Ministry of Defence, is placing a contract for the repair of the Warrior Traverse Gearbox (NSN: 2520-99-837-3102) and Warrior Traverse Motor (NSN: 6105-99-225-8619).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Technical Compliance with the Statement of Requirement: 60

Ministry of Defence, Land Equipment

street: Spruce 1a #1111, Neighbourhood 1, DE&S Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH

Davall Gears Limited

street: Travellers Lane, Hertfordshire

postalCode: AL9 7JB


title: Single Patient Use Hoist Slings and/or Glide Sheets for Patient Handling Tender 521.

description: Award Notice: Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust are currently out to tender for the Supply and Delivery of Single Patient Use Hoist Slings and/or Glide Sheets for Patient Handling. Suppliers that would like to take part in this tender process are invited to Express Interest upon which they will be given access to the full tender documentation delivery through the In-Tend e-tendering system. When the tender documents have been made available involved suppliers will receive notification via email and the tender documents can be accessed from the My Tenders area of this website and selecting the View Details button of this project. The deadline for submissions of the tender will be 12:00 28.10.2013. Please allow sufficient time to make your return as late returns will not be permitted. Any questions relating to this tender should be made via the correspondence on the website.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 42
Manual Handling: 25
Infection Control: 5
Tissue Viability: 5
Sizing: 5
Material Quality: 5
Training: 5
Environmental/Sustainability Considerations: 8

street: Nethermayne, Essex

postalCode: SS16 5NL

1st Call Mobility Limited

street: Baros House

postalCode: CM19 5AR

Interweave Textiles Limited

street: Victoria Works

postalCode: HX5 9BJ


name: Cumbria Constabulary — Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner

title: Provision of Restorative Services

description: To develop Cumbria as a victim focused restorative practices county. The specification sets the context within which restorative justice is to be delivered. This is likely to change over the years with emerging evidence on new methods and practices to continually improve services. The provider must therefore be flexible to meet those changing requirements and act on feedback.

title: Provision of Restorative Services.

description: This is a voluntary notice. The Commissioner is seeking to commission a provider to develop Cumbria as a victim focused restorative practices county. In his Police and Crime Plan 2012-2017 for Cumbria, the Commissioner set out his commitment to reducing crime, making Cumbria safer, protecting the vulnerable and providing reassurance to the public. From 1.10.2014, responsibility for commissioning support services for victims and Restorative Justice (RJ) services transferred from the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to the Cumbria Police and Crime Commissioner for Cumbria (Commissioner). The Commissioner now receives a grant from the MoJ to commission RJ services for victims and now wishes to procure a service for Cumbria.

street: Police Headquarters, Carleton Hall, Cumbria

postalCode: CA10 2AU

Remedi — Restorative Services

street: Remedi , The Circle, 33 Rockingham Lane

postalCode: S1 4FW


title: Trust Board Development Programme

description: The Trust board requires a series of development sessions over a period of up to one year which will enable them to better connect and work together as a team, focusing on the changes and challenges ahead. Full deatils of the Trust's requirements are set out in annex B2 in the tender document.

BIRMINGHAM CHILDRENS HOSPITAL

street: Steelhouse Lane,

postalCode: B4 6NL


name: Education Through Expeditions Community Interest Company

title: Educational Explorers Training

description: Educational Explorers Training for Service Childrens' Education Schools (SCE) in Cyprus, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Brunei, The Netherlands and The Falkland Islands.

procurementMethodDetails: :Restricted

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

street: Army Commercial, Bldg 5, Catterick Barracks

postalCode: BF1 0AP


title: GW4496 | Keeping Children Safe (KCS) Tier 2 Training | Home Office

description: The purpose of the training is to help staff to develop the necessary understanding and knowledge, in order to achieve better outcomes for children and young people within the immigration process. Following the training, staff will: Understand their statutory responsibilities towards children and how it affects them; Have an understanding of the basic principles of child welfare; Be able to recognise and act appropriately on child safeguarding concerns; Understand the need to share information in order to safeguard children; Appreciate own role and that of others in safeguarding children; Be familiar with local safeguarding arrangements, services and sources of advice for supporting families and safeguarding children;

Capita Business Services

street: 5th Floor, Fort Dunlop, Fort Parkway, Erdington,,

postalCode: B24 9FD


title: Supply of Books in World Languages

description: The supply of library books in different world languages.

Leeds City Council

street: Acquisitions Team Hunslet Library, Waterloo Road

postalCode: LS10 2NS


title: Supply of Tablets & Associated Peripherals

description: The Department for Education are inviting quotes for the purchase 50 tablets with associated peripherals and warranty.

CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE

street: Room 2Y92, Concept House

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: IT Hardware and Solutions

description: Awarded - Call off from CCS Framework RM1692

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH


title: HR Case Management and P Filing Solution.

description: Liverpool City Council HR and Payroll department has identified the need for a case management and P filing system. The Authority is looking to source a solution that will combine both sets of system requirements. Division into lots has been considered, but it is not deemed appropriate for this requirement.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Solution requirements: 20
Functional requirements: 15
Technical requirements: 15
Demonstration: 10

Liverpool City Council

street: 4th Floor, Cunard Building

postalCode: L3 1DS

CBrain a/s

street: Dampfaergevej 30, 2

countryName: DK


title: Domiciliary Ventilation Machines, Nasal CPAP Machines, CPAP Masks and Interfaces.

description: The requirement for this procurement is to supply the Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust with Domiciliary Ventilation Machines, Nasal CPAP Machines, CPAP Ventilator Masks and Interfaces. The procurement will be divided into the three following lots; 1) Domiciliary Ventilators; 2) Nasal CPAP Machines and 3) CPAP Ventilator Masks and Interfaces. The Trust reserves the right to invite to tender only the top 5 scoring suppliers that can demonstrate relevant experience and contract examples in providing similar contracts for the healthcare sector.

street: Sydney Street

postalCode: SW3 6NP


title: Rentokil Initial Services/01-08-15

description: CONTRACT AWARD ONLY

The Open University

street: Walton Hall,

postalCode: MK7 6AA


title: CA3155 - Provision of a Leased Refridgerated Van

description: Burton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust are seeking quotations for the provision of the leasing of a refridgerated van, to be used for the distribution of chilled meals, snacks and beverages throughout the Hospital and to off-site customers. - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA3155. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA3155 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Burton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

street: Queenâ€™s site, Belvedere Road

postalCode: DE13 0RB


title: Spatial Planning Arrangement: A120 Braintree to Marks Tey Feasibility Study Stage 1 - Steps 2-4b Understand the Future Siruation - Establish the need for intervention - Identify Objectives & Define Area of Interest

description: A120 Braintree to Marks Tey Feasibility Study Stage 1 - Steps 2-4b Understand the Future Siruation - Establish the need for intervention - Identify Objectives & Define Area of Interest.

Highways Agency

street: Lateral, 8 City Walk

postalCode: LS11 9AT


title: PROJECT RESTORE - CRITICAL REVIEW AND REWRITE OF CAST RESTORE CRITERIA

description: This is an Open Call to industry, entitled Critical Review and Rewrite of CAST RESTORE Criteria Specification & Requirements and Compliance Documents, run by the Home Office Centre for Applied Science and Technology (CAST). The aim of the RESTORE Criteria is to facilitate the controlled introduction of safe, effective and reliable crime prevention, detection and remote vehicle immobilisation technologies to mitigate the effects of the criminal misuse of high risk or high consequence vehicles and loads. The RESTORE Criteria has been developed by a public private partnership, and its aim is to enable the introduction of RESTORE accredited tracking, security and remote immobilisation technologies, with safe, secure and standardised functionality, initially within the UK and then potentially within a wider market across Europe and the rest of the world.

Home Office

street: 2 Marsham Street,

postalCode: SW1P 4DF


title: P0230T - Replacement of the Refrigerated Chilled Counters in Birmingham Bull Ring Indoor Market

description: Birmingham City Council is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified companies to supply, install and commission the replacement refrigerated chilled counters in Birmingham Bull Ring Indoor Market to include all associated works in linking the counters to the central refrigeration plant also located in the Market. The contract will also include servicing, repair and maintenance for the counters and the central refrigeration plant for 5 years. It is anticipated that the replacement element of the contract will commence at a time to be agreed between the Parties, the Parties to the Contract being the Markets Section (acting on behalf of Birmingham City Council), the Market Traders and the successful Provider. The Contract will also consist of the following: • Repair and maintenance to the central refrigeration plant immediately on award of the contract • Repair and maintenance of the counters after the initial guarantee period The contract will be awarded to one provider. The procurement process will be carried out using Birmingham City Council's 'In-Tend' system. To gain access to 'In-Tend', you will need to register at: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc/. Once registered you will be able to access and download the tender documents which must be completed and returned using the In-Tend system by the closing date indicated below. Registration and use of 'In-Tend' is free of charge. All correspondence in relation to this procurement process must be conducted via the 'In-Tend' system using the 'correspondence' function. If you are unable to register please call the CPS Helpdesk on 0121 464 8000 or email cps@birmingham.gov.uk. The deadline for expressions of interest is 12:00 hours on 21st January 2016. The completed document and all necessary attachments need to be returned by no later than: 12:00 hours on 28th January 2016. You are advised to ensure that enough time is allowed to upload your documents before the closing date.

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street, Birmingham

postalCode: B4 7WB


name: Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

title: Physiotherapy Services in the Yorkshire Cluster of Prisons

title: Physiotherapy Services in Lincolnshire, Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire

title: Physiotherapy Services for Offender Health institutions (prisons and secure sites).

description: Physiotherapy services in prisons and other institutions.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Commercial: 40
Service Delivery: 30
Implementation: 10
Workforce: 10
Performance Monitoring: 5
Quality and Governance: 5

street: 200 Lichfield Lane, Nottinghamshire

postalCode: NG18 4RG

Premier Health and Sports Therapy

street: 6-9 Timber Street

postalCode: EC1Y 0TQ


title: Disposability of decontamination agents

description: Disposability of decontamination agents: evaluation of individual chemical species

RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT LIMITED

street: Radioactive Waste Management Ltd, Building 587, Curie Avenue, Harwell, Didcot


name: Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

name: North of England Commissioning Support Unit for and on behalf of NHS South Tyneside CCG

title: Any Qualified Provider for Carpal Tunnel Services for NHS South Tyneside CCG

description: This Any Qualified Provider for Carpal Tunnel Services was commissioned by North of England Commissioning Support Unit for and on behalf of: NHS South Tyneside Clinical Commissioning Group. The service was commissioned in line with national guidance and local requirements. The providers were required to deliver high quality, efficient services which are responsive to the needs of the local communities. The service was commissioned using the Any Qualified Provider process. In securing services under the AQP process, assurance of competence, quality and safety standards was required. Providers were eligible to join the qualified provider list subject to demonstrating competency against specified criteria. Qualified providers are expected to deliver the service under the NHS Standard Contract. As a qualified provider there are no levels of guaranteed activity. Payment is made based on actual provision and outcomes. The qualification questionnaire and all relevant documentation associated with this offer were advertised at the NECS eTendering Portal, which can be found at: - https://In-tendhost.co.uk/necs. The deadline for completion of the qualification documents was 12 noon on 14 September 2015.

street: Teesdale House,

postalCode: TS17 6BL


title: Graphic Design Support

description: New Forest National Park Authority has appointed a contractor, via a Framework Agreement, to provide the following services: - Graphic Design Services (publications, adverts, brochures etc.) - Print functions as required - Specialist areas including cartography and illustration

New Forest National Park Authority

street: New Forest National Park Authority, Lymington Town Hall, Avenue Road,

postalCode: SO41 9ZG


title: GB-Colchester: Heat Mapping & Master Plan

description: Colchester Borough Council has recently been awarded funding from the Department of Energy and Climate Changes’ Heat Networks Delivery Unit to investigate the potential to develop an extensive district heating network in Northern Colchester and also from the EU-funded INTERREG IV A “2 Mers Seas Zeeën” Crossborder Co-operation Programme to undertake a heat mapping project in the Hythe area of East Colchester. Colchester has a requirement for two separately delivered studies to gain an understanding of the potential opportunities for providing a District Heating System in the Northa and East of the town. The areas to be looked at are very different in terms of both existing and planned developments. Full funding for both heat mapping and masterplanning has been allocated for the Northern Gateway aspect of this project, but currently funding for heat mapping only has been allocated for East Colchester. However we are confident funding for the full East Colchester Masterplanning will be agreed and received within the first quarter of 2015 and therefore full details of this aspect of the work has been included in this brief.This Brief has therefore been split into two smaller projects ‘Northern Gateway’ and the ‘Hythe’, with each of these projects requiring two phases of delivery - ‘Heat Mapping’ and ‘Masterplanning’.

Colchester Borough Council

street: Rowan House,33 Sheepen Road

postalCode: CO3 3WG


title: Exhibition Design Services for new permanent museum galleries.

description: Museum-exhibition services. Full Exhibition Design Services. The National Maritime Museum is part of Royal Museums Greenwich, the foremost Maritime Museum in the world and a key attraction in the Greenwich World Heritage Site. As part of the Museum's Masterplan, two floors of the Museum's West Central Wing will be refurbished and transformed into new galleries and circulation spaces. We are seeking full Exhibition Design Services (including full 3D, 2D, graphic and lighting) for four new permanent exhibition galleries. Liaison with the base-build Architect will be required. The preliminary cost plan indicates a construction total of 3 900 000 GBP excluding fees, VAT, contingency and inflation. The goal of this tender is to provide experienced design services to achieve a major new suite of galleries in the Museum.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Creative Deliverables: 40
Technical and Resources Deliverables: 30
Financial Deliverables (Price): 30

National Maritime Museum

street: Park Row, Greenwich

postalCode: SE10 9NF

Casson Mann

street: 45 Mitchell Street

postalCode: EC1V 3QD


name: West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust


title: Supply of High Performance Liquid Chromatography Equipment

description: This contract is for the purchase of the High Pressure Liquid Chromatography equipment. This equipment will enable Natures Lab to undertake both novel research into the chemical composition of both herbal medicines and medicines from Bee Products (Propolis, Honey, Bee Venom) as well as improving its in-house quality management process for both raw material authentication and finished product quality.

Nature's Laboratory

street: Unit 3b, Enterprise Way,

postalCode: YO22 4NH


title: Pre-procurement Market Engagement for the Provision of a Mainstream Pupil Number Forecasting Service.

Hertfordshire County Council

street: County Hall, Pegs Lane

postalCode: SG13 8DE


title: Delivery of Sponsorship for Air Show in Torbay

description: THE PROCUREMENT DOCUMENTS BELOW ARE READ ONLY. DO NOT USE TO COMPLETE AND SUBMIT TENDER. PLEASE REGISTER YOUR INTEREST TO ACCESS THE PROCUREMENT DOCUMENTS TO COMPLETE AND SUBMIT. ONLY APPLICANTS WHO HAVE REGISTERED AN INTEREST WILL RECEIVE UPDATE NOTIFICATIONS. The Authority is seeking an experienced events company with a proven track record and understanding of air show type events to raise funds to deliver a minimum two (2) day Air Show Event in Torbay over a weekend in June 2016 and, if successful, subsequent years 2017, 2018 & 2019. The event is expected to be supported by at least 150,000 visitors across the two days of the event and, if similar to Weston-Super-Mare, Bournemouth, Dawlish and Eastbourne Air Shows, attendance could be much higher. The Air Show is expected to be the largest event delivered in Torbay in terms of visitor numbers in recent years. The Authority has secured a start up fund of £60,000 from the Coastal Communities Fund. This funding must bring in at least five million pounds (£5,000,000) in new business and spending to the economy of Torbay through the event. The event must be sustainable year after year. The remaining £100,000 required to provide the Air Show must be raised by the events company and fully paid to the Authority no later than one month in advance of the Air Show taking place. The expectation is that, if successful in 2016, the air show will take place every year in Torbay and be self-funding. Therefore a start up fund of £50,000 for the Air Show Event for 2017 must be fully paid to the Authority no later than one month after the Air Show Event for 2016 has taken place. The remaining balance required to provide the Air Show for 2017 must be raised by the events company and fully paid to the Authority no later than one month in advance of the Air Show taking place in 2017. The cost of the 2017 Air Show will be confirmed when known. The above fund raising model will be repeated for the subsequent years. A Tender will be issued shortly for the provision of an air show consultant to provide aircraft over the weekend with a timetable.

Torbay Council

street: St Edmunds, Victoria Park

postalCode: TQ1 3QH


title: To Develop and implement the Datawell Platform

title: To develop and implement the Datawell Platform.

description: Datawell is an innovative informatics platform that enables health data to be shared and provides Greater Manchester, East Cheshire and East Lancashire with a development resource that accelerates the delivery of improvements in health outcomes and costs effectiveness. Datawell consists of two complementary programmes: The Datawell Exchange and the Datawell Accelerator. a) The Datawell Exchange will enable efficient sharing of data and provide the appropriate safeguards for privacy, in order to provide a platform which member organisations, including clinicians and researchers, will be able to build on to create innovative solutions for care. This will be the core technological environment that will need to be developed to make the existing ground-breaking innovation routine and simple for all members. b) The Datawell Accelerator will be a collection of project-driven partnerships combining resource from NHS members, our Universities and industry to create an affordable, enhanced capability to run evaluations and pilots of new ideas. These partnerships will build on existing locality plans and support better knowledge sharing between members. The minimum requirements of the solution are set out below. Bidders must be able to demonstrate their ability to meet all of these minimum requirements. Datawell Node Storage of structured and unstructured data. — The system must allow the storage of structured and unstructured data, including free text, coded data and semi-structured information — Data must be searchable by patient or data types. For example the results returned may be for a selected patient, or select data for all patients matching set criteria such as diagnosis or pathology result. — The application must be able to use NHS numbers to identify patients. — Each Dataset Definition and Dataset must have a unique reference identifier within the Exchange. All individual data items (Attributes) within a Dataset Definition must be associated with a corresponding entry from the Universal Data Dictionary. The same Attribute may be referenced in any number of Dataset Definitions. — Data will include health data sources and ETL processes must link to existing systems as data sources with near live updates of information. Metadata catalogue of available data and metadata/entity management — A catalogue of available data and data types must be available and searchable to support the generation of new Dataset definitions, and to support the ability to compare related or similar data. Universal data dictionary — OpenEHR, HL7, ICD9, ICD10, Read, SnomedCT — A standard semantic data dictionary must be defined to enable disparately sourced data to be linkable across the Exchange regardless of its originating representation. For example, a data source may record a patient's blood pressure in a database table with a column named ‘BP', whilst another data source may record the same information in a database table column named ‘BloodPressure'. Critically, we must be able to interpret both these attributes as equivalent, by mapping both such attributes onto the same semantic term ‘Measurement. BloodPressure‘, and also ensure that the value representation is consistent — one source system might record blood pressure as mmHg (millimetres of Mercury displacement, UK) whilst another might use kPa (kilopascals, USA). — The Universal Data Dictionary forms the domain of attributes, known as Archetypes, that can be selected from to form a Dataset Definition. The Universal Data Dictionary will evolve over time with the accrual of new Archetype definitions. Such changes must be carefully managed and a scheme implemented to enable Nodes to maintain synchronised versions of the Universal Data Dictionary. — Healthcare information such as medications, procedures, diagnoses, lab tests etc, are normally encoded with reference to a well-defined vocabulary. Examples of such coding schemes currently in use include SNOMED-CT, ICD-10, LOINC. The Universal Data Dictionary must make reference to such vocabularies as part of the semantic definition for an Archetype. — Medical ontologies are versioned and updated on a regular basis. Exchange Nodes must have a mechanism that enables them to accrue such updates over time, and for this to be synchronised across all Nodes in the Exchange. Security and access . — Exchange nodes must maintain data query and transfer logs for reporting on information flow to enable governance audit, systems performance and security monitoring. — The system must enforce the principle of “least permission respected” when assessing whether a use or system has access to an individual data item, taking into account user authentication and authorisation against roles permissions and data sharing agreements. “Break the Glass” scenarios may override this but must be appropriate alerted and audited. Adminstration Portal — Each Exchange Node must have its own secure administration portal to enable all aspects of the system to be controlled and maintained by local users (Administrators) with the specific authority to do so. — The portal must provide all aspects of system monitoring for performance and user behaviour tracking, and for configuration and management of the various components and associated metadata that constitute the Node. — All changes effected by Administrators to the system configuration must be logged, and made visible within the portal and available for separate audit report. — The web user interface must include meaningful visual dashboard presentation to show the current state of the system, to generate alerts where parts of the system may not be functioning correctly, and to highlight where End User or external system behaviour is outwith normal operating parameters. — All data transfer activity that passes through the Exchange Node must be logged and made accessible within the Administration portal, providing tabular presentation and visual graphs over time and enabling instantaneous reporting through dynamic selection and aggregation on the various dimensions of Requests/Responses such as Requester, Responder, EndUser, Query, Status etc. Basic analytics capability for reporting of data — The node must have a core set of web-based applications that are available “out of the box” in order to demonstrate immediate value and capability for the node. — One application must have the ability to view all data, or a defined type of data, about a single patient. For example, to be able to show a complete medical history, or a list of pathology results. Exchange Node Clocks — A common time reference must be used by all Nodes throughout the Exchange, namely Co- ordinated Universal Time (UTC) resolvable to the calendar date (century, year, month, day) and time of day (to the nearest millisecond). Although leap days/seconds must be incorporated, no adjustment for daylight savings is required — UTC is equivalent to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). — Individual Node clocks must be kept in sync to the nearest millisecond. Datawell Exchange Managed sharing — The Exchange must directly implement managed sharing, connecting each participating organisation's Exchange Node and filtering data transfers to enforce the rules defined through the combination of data sharing agreements from organisational through to an individual's permission settings. — The Exchange must immediately honour any changes made to the deployed sharing agreements, whether to restrict or to expand. — The Exchange must also provide the facility to transform data before delivery, specifically to apply de-identification according to the rules defined in the Data Sharing Agreement currently in effect between the sender and receiver. Governance audit — Exchange nodes must maintain data query and transfer logs for reporting on information flow to enable governance audit, systems performance and security monitoring. Flexible data exchange — The Exchange must support different modes of transfer including: pull requests, for small scale on demand distributed queries for individual data item sets (e.g. for servicing a patient point-of-care application); push requests, for large scale scheduled bulk dataset delivery (e.g. for servicing a secondary population research analysis). — The Exchange must support both standard core Dataset Definitions to drive a minimum level of application functionality Standards conforming — The Exchange must implement a range of healthcare interoperability standards including but not limited to: NHS Information Toolkit (ITK), HL7-V2, HL7-FHIR, ITU- T-H.860, IHE XDS, OpenEHR as required to support a range of downstream applications. Security and Audit — All data transfers between nodes must be encrypted ‘in flight'. Transfers between specific pairs of Exchange Nodes should be encrypted with different keys, such that compromise or publication of a key pair does not expose data exchanged between other pairs of Nodes. In case of such a security breach, it must be possible to invoke an immediate change of encryption keys used throughout the Exchange. — The data transfer logs must record sufficient information to enable audit of who/when/what for each transfer event, but also for unusual patterns of access to be identified and flagged for further investigation. FairWarning is an example of a commercial product, currently used by the NHS, for analysing data access logs for potentially inappropriate activity. — An Exchange Administrator must have the facility to immediately disable responses being generated to queries originating from a specific End User across the entire Exchange. End User Registry — An End User Register must be implemented across all Nodes in the Exchange to ensure a consistent view of the same user is maintained regardless which Organisations they may be employed by over time, or their level of site to site mobility that may be a characteristic of their job. The same single unique identifier must apply to the same user irrespective of their original registration Node. This requires Exchange Nodes to participate in shared End User Register updates and to implement a scheme for resolving potential duality of user identity. — The Administration and Audit Portal must support the creation, update, suspension and deletion of an End User, recording a range of descriptive and contact information for each person. Repeatability — Whilst the Transfer Log does not make record of the Response Datasets generated, it must capture sufficient information to enable the Request to be rerun under the same system-wide state in order to generate the same Response Datasets, and in particular the same cohorts of individuals. Break the Glass — Certain AccessRoles, e.g. a consultant in A&E, must be able to be given the special permission ‘Break-The- Glass'. This follows the standard procedure within the medical profession, whereby an EndUser with this permission can access an individual's data after interacting with a separate challenge and response mechanism within an EHR application for example. Break-The-Glass events are typically separately monitored and audited with professionals having to justify their use. The Exchange must be able to support this scenario. Datawell Exchange API — A set of open Datawell APIs must be defined for specifying on-demand broadcast data transfer queries, scheduled transfer queries, audit queries, data sharing agreements and system management such as registration/withdrawal of Nodes from the Exchange network. — The Datawell APIs must include a separately secured Administration API and Data Transfer API. Only the basic requirements for these APIs are described in the following sections, additional capabilities remain to be defined. Data — In order to support the successful use of the Datawell Exchange bidders must have or develop a common information architecture that defines the format and definition for health information to be shared. This definition will constitute the minimum core dataset for the exchange, and provide the core structures that will need to be mapped to individual systems within Exchange member environments. The benefits of this common data architecture must include: — Identify and source the data needed to share between organisations and to support the development of new applications — Make it possible to uniquely define a new data element within a minimum data set — Establish the derivation of a given data element from its root sources. — Build common business rules about data and have them apply across the conurbation. — The key purpose in developing the Data Architecture must be to support the software applications that will use and access shared data across the Exchange. It will also facilitate the ability to link datasets between different sources and 3rd party datasets. — The model must balance this flexibility against the need to provide a concrete software implementation that can be assured to meet external data standards and be optimised to provide rapid, appropriate and secure access to data. — A recommended data model must be flexible enough to accommodate multiple types of use, including export for inclusion in other clinical record systems, point of care use, research, clinical audit, business intelligence and quality and safety monitoring — The node solution must provide a basic dataset definition in line with national and international standards such that access to the data by the data owners is always possible. There are a number of standards for the storage and interchange of health data for use by electronic health record systems. Examples of Reference Models include HL7, NHS Interoperability Toolkit (based on HL7), XDS, EN13606 European Standard for Health Informatics, and openEHR. — The data owner must always be able to extract or completely remove their own data — The data owner must always be able to add additional datasets based on own data sources and extend the nodes data catalogue as required. Data that can be included in the node will cover: PAS, pathology, medications and prescribing, health resource utilisation, critical care, speciality data, out patient information, emergency admissions (A&E), community and intermediate care, mental health, social care, GP and other primary care. — It must not be possible for any system to access data, either locally or via the Exchange, without the appropriate information sharing agreements permitting use. Patient consent models must also be respected. Analytics and Business Development A core objective for Datawell is to support the innovative use of data to improve outcomes for patients and the efficiencies of the whole GM health and social care system. Therefore there is a requirement for provision of business analysis and data analysis support of the program, as well as provision of specific support to members during roll-out to help identify value and project opportunities created by the Datawell platform. Specific tasks must include: — Map current organisational data flows, both internal and external, that are relevant to Datawell projects. At a minimum this must include Hospital Episode Statistics, pathology, prescribing, admissions, diagnosis and other patient episode data. — To identify metadata definitions and potential quality issues to create dataset definitions and metadata that will help Datawell users in accessing and using the data. Create a metadata catalogue that must define data content, including coding schemes. — Establish working groups internal to members in order to develop informed knowledge about the use and purpose of the data, identify requirements for data sharing and requirements that may be relevant to future Accelerator projects — Identify and document local value propositions, within the framework established in the Business Case, and develop bespoke business cases for Accelerator projects that will support the development of Datawell and demonstrate its effectiveness in improving patient safety and outcomes, reducing costs and creating efficiencies. — To identify and map existing applications and APIs within member organisations. — Support the development of data models for use in the Nodes and Exchange. — Maintain the programme governance framework, including reporting to Board meetings, setting up and maintaining the Reference group and maintaining Public Patient Involvement plans. — Develop an information governance framework and common information sharing agreements for use in the Datawell Exchange. Where possible existing best practice should be maintained. — Create a catalogue of existing data sharing agreements and establish a plan where migration to a new data sharing agreement is required. — Ensure that the design of the Datawell programme complies with essential legal and ethical frameworks and supports national and local initiatives for data sharing. Links with appropriate national and local groups, including HSCIC, the GM Informatics Board, local Health and Wellbeing Board, Directors of Public Health, and others, should be maintained and reported. Datawell must also fit with Local Authority plans, directed by AGMA, and the future development of Devolution in Greater Manchester. — Continue the promotion of the objectives of the Datawell programme through member engagement, local workshop and conference activity. — Develop a Datawell Business Model which will create a sustainability plan for beyond the initial three year funding plan. . This service is being potentially being procured on behalf of: Bolton Clinical Commissioning Group, Bury Clinical Commissioning Group, Central Manchester Clinical Commissioning Group, Eastern Cheshire Clinical Commissioning Group, Heywood Middleton and Rochdale Clinical Commissioning Group, North Manchester Clinical Commissioning Group, Oldham Clinical Commissioning Group, Salford Clinical Commissioning Group, South Manchester Clinical Commissioning Group, Stockport Clinical Commissioning Group, Tameside and Glossop Clinical Commissioning Group, Trafford Clinical Commissioning Group, Wigan Borough Clinical Commissioning Group Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Trust, Central Manchester University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, East Cheshire NHS Trust, East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust, Greater Manchester West Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust, North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust, Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust, Royal Bolton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, Stockport NHS Foundation Trust, Tameside Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust, Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust, University Hospital of South Manchester FT Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council, Bolton Council, Bury Council, Cheshire East Council, Manchester City Council, Oldham Council, Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council, Salford City Council, Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council, Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council, Trafford Council, Wigan Council The duration of the contract is 30 months with the option to extend for an additional 36 months and then a further 24 months if required. The innovation partnership procedure is being adopted. It is intended that 3 economic operators will be taken forward following PQQ.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Qualitative: 80
Finance: 20

Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

street: Turnpike House

postalCode: M50 1SY

Lumira Holdings Limited

street: 2 Temple Back East, Temple Quay

postalCode: BS1 6EG


title: GLA Busk in London Website

description: Development of a website to manage and promote busking and street art

Transport For London Finance Ltd

street: 42-50 Victoria Street,

postalCode: SW1H 0TL


name: MEDICINES and HEALTHCARE PRODUCTS REGULATORY AGENCY

title: Protein Purification System

description: The agency is looking to purchase a bench top Protein Purification System. The work will be carried out within a Quality System. Included in this requirement will be delivery, training, installation and warranty.

street: Blanche Lane, South Mimms

postalCode: EN6 3QG


title: Lot 5 - Request for Quotation - Scaffolding training

description: To deliver:- A bespoke industry-led pre-vocational programme for scaffolding. This will conform / show how it can address the requirements set out in the ‘Integrated pre-employment & pre-vocational training’ section of the NEV construction Specifications Overview and responding to the findings of the ‘Lessons learned from the Pilots.’ (Attached). The proposal should demonstrate clearly how it meets industry standards in its lesson plan design and demonstrate how it can achieve success in placing trainees into entry roles in industry through its links, track record, and through continual improvement and innovation. The proposal should demonstrate clearly how it is employer-led and meets industry-demand requirements in its lesson plan design and demonstrate how it can achieve success in placing trainees into entry roles in industry through its links, track record, and through continual improvement and innovation. The project needs to demonstrate through its method statement how it will address the preparation, and quality management of all stages. Trainees will be required to work safely and competently in a site based environment in addition to completing all elements of pre-vocational qualification. The quotation is being sought for scaffolding work skills in particular as they are in short supply in the travel to train area of central south London. The method statement should seek to identify the key attributes required to get people up to the competence and speed required to work on site by engaging with industry. This may mean targeting candidates who have previously, had some construction experience and who have a good foundation and aptitude for this work. The course should include:- CISRS Operative Training Scheme (COTS) for New Entrant/Operatives. In addition existing CISRS Scaffolding Labourer cardholders will be required to complete the course on expiry of their current card, and prior to a new card being issued, as part of a new CISRS Scaffolding Labourer Refresher Scheme which has been developed to teach all new entrants and labourers the basics of the industry and how to work safely with scaffolding and access equipment. In the remaining 4-6 weeks you will deliver training which reflects the reality of working onsite in a placement providing the individual with a comprehensive understanding of what will eventually be required following six months qualifying experience to achieve the Scaffolding Part 1: Tube and Fitting or System Scaffold course.

London Borough of Lambeth

street: 8th Floor, Phoenix House, 10 Wandsworth Rd,

postalCode: SW8 2LL


name: Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

title: Integrated Sexual Health Service.

description: Tender Opportunity — Integrated Sexual Health Service The London Borough of Sutton (Sutton Council) is seeking tender bids from suitably qualified organisations for the provision of an integrated Sexual Health Service on the integrated sexual health tariff. We are looking for an enthusiastic and committed provider, working with partners to deliver this new and exciting service, offering leadership and development across sexual health services in the borough. The contract will initially be for a period of 3 years commencing on 1.4.2016 with the option to extend the contract for a further 4 years, in 2 yearly intervals, at the discretion of the Council. Please note this provision falls within the ‘Light Touch Regime’ (LTR) for Health, Social, Education and certain other service contracts. The LTR provides flexibility with regards to procurement procedures. The Council is tendering this contract through the London Tenders e-tendering portal, our method of advertising and managing contract opportunities. Prospective Tenderers are advised to register their interest by going to https://www.londontenders.org/procontract/supplier.nsf Sutton Council currently contracts with a diverse group of voluntary, statutory and private sector providers and encourages a range of organisations, regardless of size, to apply for this provision. We are committed to creating jobs and training opportunities through our supply chain. It is the opinion of the London Borough of Sutton that TUPE will apply to this Contract The Council shall not be bound to accept the lowest cost or any tender, and reserves the right to accept all or part of your tender. The award of contract shall be based on the most economically advantageous tender submitted. Deadline for receipt of tender bids is Wednesday, 18 September at 14:00.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 85
Presentation (Quality): 5
Cost: 10

London Borough of Sutton

street: Civic Offices, St Nicholas Way

postalCode: SM1 1EA

street: 369 Fulham Road

postalCode: SW10 9NH


title: Core Podiatry Services across Derbyshire

description: Erewash Clinical Commissioning Group (ECCG) on behalf of the 4 Derbyshire CCG’s (Hardwick CCG, North Derbyshire CCG and South Derbyshire CCG) is keen to test the potential provider market for Core Podiatry service across Derbyshire. Core Podiatry is defined as ‘the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of common foot pathologies associated with the toenails, soft tissues and the musculoskeletal system with the purpose of sustaining or improving foot health’ (Farndon, 2006). It focuses on the needs of those with low & medium levels of foot health need with referral on to specialised podiatry and extended scope podiatry and signposting to non-podiatric services where clinically appropriate, e.g. smoking cessation or weight management services. The objectives of the services will be to provide: • assessment and intervention for those patients with painful foot conditions where this has reduced mobility and independence • a surgical option for nail pathologies • management of foot pain associated with foot function and/or structural abnormalities for common foot and ankle conditions • footwear advice and orthotics as part of personalised care plans • foot health education information and public health information and to signpost to services • To contribute towards falls prevention and maintain mobility and independence • provision of falls prevention advice (following local falls prevention pathway and guidance into specialist services where appropriate) and health education. Adults & children with a podiatric need including iatrogenic conditions without co-morbidity, i.e. foot conditions that are a result of health care treatment that do not have direct pathology but do have related lesions elsewhere in the foot. Potential providers with relevant capability & experience to deliver this service are required to express an interest if they are interested in bidding for this service should the Clinical Commisioing Groups decide to carry out a competitive tender exercise and publish a Contract Notice for this requirement. You can express an interest in this market testing exercise by sending an e-mail to lisa.innes@ardengemcsu.nhs.uk . The deadline for submitting a response for this market testing exercise is 5pm, Monday 25/05/2015. Your e-mail must include details about your organisation’s capability and previous experience of delivering Core Podiatry or similar services. Your email should also contain the details of your organisation along with complete postal address, email address and telephone nos. Please note that this is a market testing exercise to inform the CCG’s decision making process. This does not commit the CCG’s to carry out a procurement process. Bidders who have expressed an interest in this market testing exercise will have to submit a separate response to the Contract Notice should the CCG’s decide to procure this service and publish a Contract Notice (advert) for this requirement.

street: Cardinal Square, 2nd Floor North,, 10 Nottingham Road

postalCode: DE1 3QT


title: 14-048 E-Learning.

description: Rotherham MBC is looking for a provider to supply a e-learning platform and associated training modules.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Cost: 40

Rotherham MBC

street: Riverside House, Main Street

postalCode: S60 1AE

Virtual College Ltd

street: Marsel House, Stephensons Way

postalCode: LS29 8DD


title: Workspace Provider List

description: Hackney Council is advertising a further opportunity for organisations interested in being registered on its list of workspace providers, updating its current list published in December 2014. The list is available to developers as part of the pre-planning application process for new developments. Hackney Council is now inviting additional interested and suitably qualified workspace providers to apply to be on the list.

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY

street: London Borough of Hackney, 2 Hillman Street

postalCode: E8 1FB


title: Replacement of Fire Door Sets at PHE Leeds and Glasgow

description: Public Health England (PHE) has a requirement for the Fire Door Sets to be replaced at its premises in Leeds and Glasgow. The corridor and staircase door sets are an essential item of the building fire strategy and PHE have a statutory obligation to ensure these are compliant. The existing door sets in the corridors and to the staircases will be replaced with new door sets and ironmongery which meet current legislation in respect of fire and disabled access. The doors to be replaced are detailed in the drawings and Specifications provided with the invitations to tender. The work will include but not be limited to: summarised as follows: - Commission and undertake a Refurbishment Asbestos Survey. - Removal of all asbestos contsaining materials that will affect the works. - Remove existing doors, ironmongery, frames, linings and architraves as indicated on the drawings and dispose off site. - Supply and install replacement doors, ironmongery, frames, linings and architraves as detailed on the Drawings, and Specification. - Decorate the new timberwork in accordance with the Specification. Due to the distance of the geographical locacations these projects will be run as seperate tenders. Leeds - ITT 1820 and Glasgow - ITT1828. All Contractors are required to visit site to familiarise themselves with the site(s), access / egress arrangement etc. prior to submitting their tender. Tenders will not be considered from any contractor who has not visited site. To arrange a site visit please contact Pick Everard before the time and date specified on each ITT. No further visits will be considered after this date

Public Health England

street: Public Health England,

postalCode: OX11 0RQ


title: Supply of Four Dress Stands (Mannequins) to Costume Facility in Purfleet

description: The requirement is to supply four dress stands (mannequins) to the costume facility in Thurrock

Royal Opera House (ROH)

street: Royal Opera House,Covent Garden

postalCode: WC2E 9DD