title: TD0946 Parkland View extra care development: specialist interior design, supply and installation of soft furnishings and furniture to communal areas

description: Derby City Council intends to appoint a Service Provider for the provision of specialist interior design, manufacture/supply and installation of soft furnishings, furniture, etc, in respect of the communal areas of Parkland View, an extra care development that is currently under construction for the Council. The company chosen to work with the Council will be required to design the internal colour schemes, furniture, soft furnishings, internal non-statutory signage and decorative accessories in a style that reflects current best practice to achieve an overall environment that is sympathetic to the needs of older people and those with dementia and similar age-related conditions. A two stage procurement process is being used. Stage one of this process comprises a pre-qualification questionnaire (PQQ), designed to identify and shortlist suitable potential suppliers. Stage two will be the formal tender process involving those organisations identified and selected from stage one. The shortlist will be likely to include four to six organisations (providing that there is sufficient number of suitable applicants for this number to be selected). The right is reserved to invite more or fewer organisations. The Invitation to Tender document, including the full specification, is available at this stage for information only. The only submission required from interested parties for Stage one is the completed PQQ. The contract is intended to start 3rd August 2015 and expire April 2016. The successful tenderer will be expected to work with the Council and main contractor to agree a detailed timetable for the work. Suppliers wishing to express interest and obtain the documentation must do so by 3pm on Tuesday 16th June 2015. The deadline for returns is 2pm, Thursday 18th June 2015.

Derby City Council

street: The Council House, Corporation Street

postalCode: DE1 2FS


currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: Blackpool and The Fylde College Advanced Technology Centre - Faro Edge Robotic Arm

description: The College is presently constructing a new Advanced Technology Centre at our Bispham Campus that will open in September 2015. The ATC will be equipped with world class leading edge equipment to facilitate learning in the 21st century. Quotations are invited for the supply of FARO EDGE ARM EQUIPMENT, SOFTWARE, TRAINING AND WARRANTY COVER Please note that the College has specified FARO equipment as this is deemed the most appropriate manufacturer in terms of quality for the provision of equipment that matches and future proofs the requirements of our School of Engineering curriculum.

procurementMethodDetails: :NotApplicable

Blackpool & Fylde College

street: Ashfield Road, Bispham

postalCode: FY2 0HB

countryName: GB

Faro Technologies UK Limited

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: Motor Fleet Insurance

title: Uninsured Loss Recovery

title: Motor Insurance and Uninsured Loss Recovery Tender 2015.

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

South Essex Partnership University NHS

street: Thameside House, Thurrock Community Hospital, Long Lane

postalCode: RM16 2PX

AIG Europe Limited

street: Embassy House, 60 Church Street

postalCode: B3 2DJ


title: Asphaltic Concrete

description: Asphaltic Concrete, Coated Chippings, Stone Mastic Asphalt, Dense Bitumen Asphaltic Concrete and Heavy Duty Asphaltic Concrete, Cold-milling (Planning) of Bituminous Bound Flexible Pavement.

title: Grouted Macadam

description: Grouted Macadam, Cold-milling (Planning) of Bituminous Bound Flexible Pavement.

title: Surface Dressing

description: Surface Dressing Rural and Urban.

title: Glass Fibre Reinforced Surface Dressing

description: Glass Fibre Reinforced Surface Dressing. Rural and Urban.

title: Hot Applied High Friction Surfacing

description: Hot Applied High Friction Surfacing.

title: Cold Applied High Friction Surfacing

description: Cold Applied High Friction Surfacing.

title: Coloured Surfacing

description: Coloured Surfacing.

title: Slurry Seal of Footways

description: Slurry Seal of Footways.Single Coat Footway.

description: Slurry Seal / Micro Asphalt of Carriageways Single Coat Carriageway and Two Coat Carriageway.

title: Carriageway in Full Depth Recycling

description: Carriageway in Full Depth Recycling.

title: Carriageway Retread

description: Carriageway Retread.

title: Brush Hammer Mechanical Retexturing

description: Brush Hammer Mechanical Retexturing.

title: Mechanical Retexturing

description: Mechanical Retexturing.

title: Hydro Surface Retexturing

description: Hydro Surface Retexturing.

title: Patching

description: PatchingCarriageway (HRA): Asphaltic Concrete, Surface Course Stability 4-8kN, 35/14FCarriageway — Close Graded Surface courseCarriageway — Dense Macadam Binder CourseCarriageway — Dense Macadam BaseCarriageway — ConcreteFootway — Macadam Surface CourseFootway — Dense Macadam Binder Course.

title: Ironwork

description: Ironwork.

title: Road Markings

description: Road markings.

title: P2014/5/EG Highways Surfacing Framework (NEPO210).

documentType: tenderNotice

description: CONTRACT-9WXH-9HO266 The North East Procurement Organisation would like to invite suitability qualified Contractors to tender for the provision of a highways surfacing framework. The works covered in the framework have been split in to 17 lots; Lot 1 Asphaltic Concrete Lot 2 Grouted Macadam Lot 3 Surface Dressing Lot 4 Glass Fibre Reinforced Surface Dressing Lot 5 Hot Applied High Friction Surfacing Lot 6 Cold Applied High Friction Surfacing Lot 7 Coloured Surfacing Lot 8 Slurry Seal of Footways Lot 9 Slurry Seal / Micro Asphalt of Carriageways Lot 10 Carriageway in Full Depth Recycling Lot 11 Carriageway Re-tread Lot 12 Brush Hammer Mechanical Retexturing Lot 13 Captive Shot Blasting — Mechanical Retexturing Lot 14 Hydro blasting — Surface Retexturing Lot 15 Patching Lot 16 Ironwork Lot 17 Road Markings A maximum of 8 organisations will be appointed to each lot.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

mainProcurementCategory: works

Darlington Borough Council

street: Town Hall

postalCode: DL1 5QT


name: HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE INFORMATION CENTRE

title: Assuring Data Security Across the Health and Social Care System Testing

description: Call Off - Assuring Data Security Across the Health and Social Care Sector Testing

street: 1 Trevelyan Square, Boar Lane

postalCode: LS1 6AE


title: Ad Hoc Taxi services for 8 passengers or less.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review:
Price: 80
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom metric: 20

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

Leyton Midland Cars

street: High Road, Leyton

postalCode: E10 6RF


title: Bidders Information Event - 31st May 2015

description: Bristol City Council wishes to appoint an external organisation to promote, manage and deliver the "RunBristol" race programme in order to ensure the future of the events. It is envisaged that this will be operated by a third party contractor under license to the council. Race organisers and event management companies are invited to visit the Bristol 10k and market information Day on 31 May 2015 .Please note this invitation is an indication of potential future procurement activity and is subject to change. This exercise is not part of any pre-qualification or selection process. BRISTOL 10k RACE and OPERATORS DAY 31 May 2015 Opportunity to witness the start and finish of the Bristol 10k race & presentations, Tour of the race village, Observe the area where the Race Event Control operates, A briefing / presentation on RunBristol and the procurement process ,The opportunity to ask questions both publicly and privately, Explore the race site and meet participants and partners,Opportunity to meet staff involved in the management of the event, Witness a mass-participation city-centre running event from close-up as it happens SCOPE OF SERVICE REQUIRED Management and delivery of the major events currently listed under the RunBristol banner: Bristol 10k and Bristol half marathon Race development – potential to establish and grow more events eg. Bristol Cross Country, Ashton Court RUN10k ,Other supporting events Data handling Significant quantities of data and transactions online are required as part of the management of the event. It is anticipated that this will be run by the operator or by a third party contracted by the operator. Entry administration, Fees and Results Marketing & Promotion Advertising, Communicating with entrants, Liaison with charities, maintaining website and social media channels, Developing the brand Sponsorship, Developing relationships with sponsors, Ensuring sponsors benefits are delivered, Compliance Health & Safety,Road closures,Insurance Draft timetable for the day; 8am – 9am Arrival & registration 9 – 9.30am Tea & coffee, overlooking the race starting area 9.30 - Witness race start 9.45 - 10.15 Escorted to see the restricted areas of the race village 10.15 – 12pm Operators explore the race village and witness end of the race 12-1pm lunch 1-2pm Presentation by BCC on the programme 2-3pm Operators to discuss specific questions 3pm End For further information on RunBristol visit: www.runbristol.com please email Philip.walker@bristol.gov.uk by 20th May with the names of up to 2 people per organisation whether you can attend the Operators day. Please also email if you are interested but are unable to attend the event on 31st May

Bristol City Council

street: Bristol City Council, City Hall, College Green

postalCode: BS1 5TR


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

description: G-Cloud services - service management Holmes Cloud Readiness & Transition Service.

Unisys Limited

postalCode: WD3 9AB


title: The Supply of Non Medical Non Clinical (NMNC) and Fixed Term Staff

description: This Framework Agreement is for the Supply of Non Medical Non Clinical temporary and fixed term staff. The Framework Agreement will bring together a comprehensive range of suppliers providing a mix of national and local coverage. This Framework Agreement comprises of eight (8) lots, listed as followed: Lot 1 — Neutral Vendor Supply, Lot 2 — Master Vendor Supply, Lot 3 — Admin and Clerical Supply, Lot 4 — Corporate Functions Supply, Lot 5 — IT Professionals Supply, Lot 6 — Legal Supply, Lot 7 — Clinical Coding Supply, Lot 8 — Ancillary Staff Supply.

procurementMethodDetails: :Open

CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE

street: The Capital Building, Old Hall Street,


name: DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT, FOOD & RURAL AFFAIRS

title: Humber Estuary Claypits - NLHSC and Broadies WQ and Lake Restoration Investigation

description: Defra procuring on behalf of Natural England. The project aims to focus on two former claypits: 1) North Lincolnshire & Humberside Sailing Club (NLHSC – unit 129) 26ha. 2) Broadies/Wildfowling pit (unit 126) 13ha Both are located in the former clay pits/lakes near Barton upon Humber, North Lincolnshire (known as the Humber clay pits), which are within the Humber Estuary SSSI/SPA/Ramsar site. In common with the other former clay pits, when assessed against targets for standing open waters, these units are considered by Natural England to be in ‘unfavourable condition.’ Two specific species, spiked water milfoil Myriophyllum spicatum and Fennel-leaved pondweed Potamogeton pectinatus, have been found in recent condition assessments to have become more abundant throughout the clay pits and in some cases they are the only species present. In Unit 129 they have become particularly dominant and are presenting a health and safety risk for the sailing club. This project aims to look at the reasons for the dominance of these species, whether they are presenting a problem for other macrophytes and waterfowl, and to propose possible solutions for the Sailing Club which would not conflict with achieving favourable condition.

street: Natural England,

postalCode: PE1 1NG


title: FE+ Collaborative Tender for Cash Handling & Collection Services

description: FE+ Group collaborative tender for the provision of Cash Handling and Collection Services. The FE+ group consists of Middlesbrough College, Darlington College, Hartlepool College of Further Education, Stockton Riverside College and Cleveland College of Art and Design.

Cleveland College Art & Design

street: Middlesbrough College, Dock St,

postalCode: TS2 1AD


title: Creative Digital Services

description: The University is looking to work with a specialist digital agency to create and deliver an awareness campaign and a highly targeted recruitment campaign to cover the following objectives: ● raising awareness during the key research period for prospective undergraduates and postgraduates for 2016 entry ● ensuring the University is campaigning to promote course specific activity during the key conversion period for prospective undergraduates and postgraduates for 2016 entry and priming for research/conversion for 2017 entry ● delivery of key messages in the pre A-level results timeframe to prime the University for the clearing period for prospective undergraduate 2016 entry Please see tender documentation for further information.

Keele University

street: Keele, Staffordshire

postalCode: ST5 5BG


name: Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Service

title: RA187401 - PRH PRH Consultant Fee Bid

description: To offer Fee Bid for Professional Services - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA187401. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA187401 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

street: 2 Douglas Court, Anchorage Avenue

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


title: Healthwatch Service for Worcestershire.

description: As a statutory watchdog, the role of Healthwatch is to ensure that health and social care services, and the government, put people at the heart of their care. The aim of a local Healthwatch is to give residents and communities a stronger voice to influence and challenge how health and social care services are provided within their locality.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Plans for service delivery (delivery plan): 40
Experience and knowledge: 20
Plans for engagement and public consultation: 20
Plans for social value: 10
Business and governance: 10

Worcestershire County Council

street: County Hall, Spetchley Road


title: 15-121 ICT Support

description: Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council (RMBC) are inviting tenders from a number of organisations who might be able to provide services that meet RMBC's current needs for the requirement of ICT Support. Rotherham Council wishes to procure some support for: The implementation of an organisational review of ICT, Information Governance and Digital Services The management and scrutiny of major priorities and investments involving ICT resources. The development of information governance arrangements

Rotherham MBC

street: Riverside House, Main Street

postalCode: S60 1AE


measure: electronicBids

title: OFMDFM Delivery of the ‘North Belfast Ethical Investment’ Project.

description: The Belfast North Social Investment Fund (SIF) Zone Steering Group identified the ‘North Belfast Ethical Investment’ (NBEI) project as one of its strategic priorities. SIF has strategic objectives of a) tackling the systemic issues linked to poverty and deprivation, b) building pathways to employment, c) increasing community based services and d) addressing dereliction and promoting investment in the physical regeneration of deprived communities. The SIF was designed to target areas that are most disadvantaged without duplicating existing or planned provision; SIF was developed as a new fund. The target areas include: —Areas within the top 10 per cent most deprived Super Output Areas (SOAs) on the multiple deprivation measure 2010. These are all urban areas. —Areas within the top 20 per cent most deprived Super Output Areas on the key domains of income, employment, education and health. These will be mainly urban and some rural areas. —Areas which can provide independently verified and robust evidence linked to the strategic objectives of SIF (listed above). There are nine SIF zones that cover all of Northern Ireland. NBEI Project The NBEI project aims to support the development of asset-based Social Enterprises (SEs) in North Belfast and to identify projects capable of making a significant impact on the area's underlying social, economic and environmental problems. Ultimately, it aims to strengthen the financial resilience of social enterprises by improving their use of capital assets, bring new entrants into property investment, and help scale existing projects to their next level of growth. The NBEI project will build skills, learning and knowledge to enable SEs to access capital for start-up and development costs, professional fees (architectural/Quantity Surveying etc), purchase and refurbishment of suitable properties and larger scale development funding for full implementation. It will also support SEs to manage and maintain the assets as viable business propositions. It is anticipated that the work of the NBEI project will be managed and governed through a number of structures led by a Project Team that will be established for the project, under that auspices of a Lead Partner, and the wider SIF Belfast North Steering Group. In the main, the project will be delivered through three key mechanisms: a) A Social Investment Chest — clients will be asset based social enterprises with high growth potential. This phase will concentrate on the acquisition, rehabilitation, or maintenance of assets and will involve expert support along with the provision of working capital from the Social Investment Chest to support this stage of development. b) A Social Enterprise Development Fund — clients will be established social enterprises that aim to use assets to scale their operations to make them more financially resilient. These organisations will currently have a sound business model and well established operating systems but wish to either diversify their product or service lines, or develop a new social enterprise. The NBEI project can offer support in the form of working capital and technical assistance. c) A Social Asset Implementation Fund — aimed at supporting larger scale property projects and lever mainstream grant, loan or equity finance into the North Belfast area. At the overarching level, the NBEI project aims to support and develop SEs through a ‘staircase’ approach to developing the social economy in North Belfast. The successful Contractor (or consortium) will be required to identify suitable SEs that fall within the three mechanisms described above.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Methodology: 70
Cost: 30

OFMDFM

street: Castle Buildings, Stormont Estate

postalCode: BT4 3SR

EDT North

street: Willowbank Business Park

postalCode: BT40 2SF


title: Supply of Office Pod

description: Supply of Office Pod Bolsover District Council (BDC) is undertaking office relocations to maximise the efficiency of its property assets. This includes the moving staff to different parts of the main office building and bringing on site a tenant who will occupy the second floor of the main office building. In doing this there is a need to provide some additional meeting space where BDC staff and the new tenant’s staff can deal with customers in a private environment whilst still remaining in the reception area. Whilst this RFQ is targeted at a specific supply and installation before September 2015 the supply and installation of the office ‘pod’ may be a requirement at other sites in the future. Therefore it is the intention that the schedule and information may be used by Bolsover District Council and North East Derbyshire District Council for additional facilities over a period of 12 months from appointment. How to Express Interest in this Tender: 1. Register your company on the eSourcing portal (this is only required once) - Browse to the eSourcing Portal: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/noecpc and click the link to register - Enter your correct business and user details - Note: your username will be the email address you have entered - you will also then shortly receive an email confirmation. 2. Once registered access the site and from the Home page hover over 'Tenders' on the tool bar and select 'current tenders' from the drop down options 3. Express Interest in the tender you are interested in - Select `Express Interest` within the Tender Details ( located at the bottom of the synopsis). On doing so, you will instantly have access to the Tender Management area for that tender. Any available documentation will be available via the various relevant tabs. You can access this area at any point by logging in, navigating to `My Tenders` and selecting `View Details`. 4. Responding to the tender - There will be a tab allocated to any tender stage (e.g. PQQ and/or ITT). Under the `My Tender Return` area, you will be required to complete any mandatory questionnaires and upload any requested documentation. You can now use the `Correspondence` function to communicate with the buyer and seek any clarification (any clarifications will be found within the `Clarifications` tab). - Note the deadline for completion, then follow the onscreen instructions to complete and submit your response. - There may be a mixture of online and offline actions for you to perform (there is detailed online help available). You must then submit your reply using the `Submit Response` button at the bottom of the page. If you require any further assistance please consult the online help, or contact the In-tend Support Desk. Alerts will be sent to your request email addresses when any correspondence, alterations or clarifications are issued. The standards and criteria are available in the PQQ/ITT documents...

NOE-CPC

street: , Chesterfield

postalCode: S44 5BL


title: A689, Wynyard, Highway Drainage, Improvements

description: The works involve the excavation and creation of an open cut drainage ditch, installation of headwalls and associated concrete pipework forming a culvert. Excavation and removal of existing highway drainage system and replace with 375mm dia concrete pipe work under a live dual carriage way.

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

Hartlepool Borough Council

street: Civic Centre, Victoria Road

postalCode: TS24 8AY


title: Roof Repairs

description: Refurbishment of Profile-Clad Pitched roof and Replacement of Roof Lights

AmicusHorizon Ltd

street: Building 190, Kent Science Park

postalCode: ME8 9NP


name: Window and Door Maintenance Services Limited

title: Overhaul and Refurbishment Work (General Repairs) (1)

title: Overhaul and Refurbishment Work (General Repairs) (2)

title: Overhaul and Refurbishment Work (General Repairs) (3)

title: Overhaul and Refurbishment Work (General Repairs) (4)

title: Overhaul and Refurbishment Work (General Repairs).

description: Midland Heart is inviting new members to join the previously advertised Dynamic Purchasing System for Maintenance Services in support of its maintenance programmes over the remaining 3 years. Spend with suppliers over that period is expected to be in the order of 5 000 000 GBP across the total scope. Spend for General Repairs and Refurb is anticipated to be in the region of 110 000 GBP p.a. The DPS sets the terms and conditions under which services contracts will be awarded over the next 4 years. Midland Heart is inviting organisations with appropriate experience to apply to become a member under its DPS. This simplified Notice is in respect of the General Repairs and Refurbishment work (inc walls and flooring) of the DPS Services required. Subject to an organisation retaining appropriate qualifications and accreditations, and other delivery criteria, contracts will be awarded on the basis of price. The DPS sets the terms and conditions under which services contracts will be awarded over the next 4 years. Midland Heart is inviting organisations with appropriate experience to apply to become a member under its DPS. This simplified Notice is in respect of the Electrical Repairs and Electrical Inspections element of the DPS Services required. Subject to an organisation retaining appropriate qualifications and accreditations, and other delivery criteria, contracts will be awarded on the basis of price.

Midland Heart Limited

street: 20 Bath Row

postalCode: B15 1LZ

street: Industrial Estate, Atherstone street

postalCode: B78 3RW

Parkfield Building Services Limited

street: 18 Castello Drive, Castle Bromwich

postalCode: B36 9TB

Laker BMS limited

street: Epsom House, 82 Dunster Road

postalCode: B37 7UW

Sure Maintenance Ltd.

street: Unit 16, The Matchworks, Speke Road

postalCode: L19 2RF


title: Responsive repairs and cyclical servicing of lifts.

description: Contract — 9X4F-DDVDIL. The aim of the project is to deliver a Responsive Repairs and cyclical maintenance to lifts and improve the overall quality of maintenance and accompanying data so that we are able to plan repairs as appropriate thus cut down service repair/call-out times and improve overall repair efficiencies. London Borough of Harrow has a total of 27 lifts included in this contract.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical/quality: 70
Commercial (price): 30

Harrow Council

street: Harrow, Civic Centre

postalCode: HA1 2XY

Lift and Engineering Services Limited

street: 16 Portersfield Road, West Midlands

postalCode: B64 7BN


name: East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust

title: Multiquote renewal

description: Multiquote renewal

ADB Multiquote Ltd

postalCode: WA4 4FS


title: Integrated Reporting and Natural Capital Accounting

description: Project Aims To support the continued development of integrated reporting (IR) standards used by UK businesses to enable effective natural capital accounting. The final project outputs (see Section 5) will assist JNCC to better understand the IR process and the types of natural capital data required to meet the demands of assessments that inform IR. Background JNCC has been involved in developing UK standards for nature conservation for 25 years. In the last few years, with the increasing interest in the Ecosystem Approach, JNCC has sought to contribute to the development of concepts, standards and tools that support practice in assessing and mapping ecosystem services and valuing the benefits arising from these services. In 2014, JNCC commissioned a project entitled Realising Nature’s Value in UK Business, which helped to identify motivations and barriers to accounting for natural capital in three business sectors (JNCC Report 558). The study highlighted the important role of integrated reporting (IR) in framing environmentally sustainable business models. There are a number of different IR approaches, including in the broadest sense of the term Environmental Profit & Loss (EP&L) assessments, which are being trialled and used by businesses. These approaches include those produced by the International Organisation for Standardization (ISO) and International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC), and those produced by consultants working with specific clients and/or in partnerships with NGOs. The IR process is founded on integrated thinking that results in a periodic integrated report by an organisation about value creation over time and related communications regarding aspects of value creation. The elements of IR that are of relevance to accounting for natural capital in UK business include: a focus on reporting that communicates the full range of factors that materially affect the ability of an organisation to create value over time; creating enhanced accountability and stewardship of the broad base of capitals, explicitly including natural capital; and supporting integrated thinking, decision-making and actions that focus on the creation of value over the short, medium and long term. The level of uptake of IR by UK businesses is currently unclear but current users include large businesses such as Marks & Spencer and the Crown Estate. If there is widespread uptake of IR then it may prove useful to develop specific guidance and standards for businesses on how natural capital accounting can be integrated with and enhance IR .

J N C C SUPPORT CO

street: Monkstone House, City Road

postalCode: PE1 1JY


title: Architects Services for Grange Farm Regeneration.

description: An architect is sought to develop a design for the regeneration of the Grange Farm estate up to and including Planning Application stage.

procurementMethod: selective

Harrow Council

street: PO Box 37, Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow

postalCode: HA1 2UY


title: Needle Exchange Programme.

name: NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership — Procurement Services (as hosted by Velindre NHS Trust)

street: 4th Floor, Companies House, Crown Way

postalCode: CF15 3UB


title: Autism

description: Registered Care Home or Supported Living services for people with a learning disability and a significant level of Autism.

title: Mental Health

description: Registered Care Home or Supported Living services for people with a learning disability and a significant mental health issue.

title: Personality Disorder

description: Registered Care Home or Supported Living services for people with a learning disability and a significant personality disorder.

title: Sexual Offending

description: Registered Care Home or Supported Living services for people with a learning disability and a history of inappropriate sexual behaviour / offending.

title: Young People

description: Young people with a learning disability in the 16 to 25 age group who require support similar to that outlined in Lots 1 to 4 above.

title: Framework to provide long term community based support for people with a learning disability and other complex needs.

description: Open Framework to provide a range of high quality specialised community based services for residents of Stoke-on-Trent and North Staffordshire who have a learning disability and other complex needs. Services will provide long term support for those people that use them in either Registered Care Home or Supported Living settings. Service Users may have behaviours which challenge services and / or have a forensic history. Service Users may be subject to legal restrictions such as a Community Treatment Order. This ‘Open’ procurement exercise is intended to establish an open framework with multiple providers. The Framework will be made up of several Lots covering Medical Conditions. As and when requirements arise, a further competition tender will be issued to those organisations accepted to the relevant Lot of the framework.

NHS Midlands and Lancashire CSU

street: Heron House, 120 Grove Road

postalCode: ST4 4LX


description: Building Cleaning services — Ridgeway Primary Academy.

description: Building Cleaning Services — South Tyneside College.

title: Building Cleaning Services.

description: Provision of building services to four College sites and a Primary Academy.

South Tyneside College

street: St George's Avenue, Tyne and Wear

postalCode: NE34 6ET

KGB Cleaning and Support Services Ltd

street: C3 Riverside, 417 Wick Lane

postalCode: E3 2JG


title: Lot 1

description: Lot 1: — Contract period of 10 years, — During the initial 10 year term a break clause option is included at year 5 at which point either party may terminate the contract, — The operator must pay the Authority a guaranteed base rent of 20 000 GBP as a minimum each year broken down into quarterly payments paid in advance, — Base rent must be of the same value for each month but may be altered on a year by year basis at the option of the tenderer, — Base rent will be increased in line with CPI inflation index and additionally may be subject to market review every 2.5 years, — The operator must pay the Authority a minimum of 5 % of turnover as part of the quarterly payment, — Turnover share % applied must be of the same level for each quarterly payment although the payment value will obviously fluctuate in line with the level of turnover achieved within a given quarter, — Turnover share % applied may be altered on a year by year basis at the option of tenderers as long it remains equal to or greater than the 5 % minimum value, — The operator must pay capital contributions to the Authority to a minimum value of 30 000 GBP within each 5 year period of the contract equating to a minimum of 60 000 GBP in total over 10 years, — Capital contribution payments must ideally be paid at the commencement of each financial year, — Capital contributions may fluctuate in value year on year at the option of tenderers, — Any conditions placed upon release of payments must be made clear by tenderers, — Tender evaluation scoring of capital contributions will take account of any conditions, timings of payments and relevant aspects of quality submissions.

title: Lot 2

description: As Lot 1 with the exception that: — Contract period of 5 years, — Capital contributions are not mandatory, but if included must be as a committed sum and not as a % linked to turnover, — The proportion of total capital contributions over the 5 years should ideally be significantly higher within the initial 3 years.

title: Southsea Castle Cafe, Bar and Events Catering.

description: Portsmouth City Council, ‘the Authority’ has awarded a contract for the provision of a café and events service providing catering for weddings and other events at Southsea Castle on a service concession basis. The contract will formally commence on 2.1.2016 and will run for a period of 10 years with a break clause included for at year 5. Under the agreement the Operator will pay the Authority an annual fixed sum of 20 000 GBP equating to 200 000 GBP over the 10 year term. The Operator will also be required to pay the Authority a share of turnover which equates to 313 959 GBP based upon the Operators projections. The Operator will also pay capital contributions to the Authority towards the upkeep of the castle to the value of 84 000 GBP. When summed the income elements provide a total forecast income of 597 959 GBP to be paid by the Operator to the Authority. The successful Operator may also be given the option of providing a café service at the D-Day museum following refurbishment works due to be undertaken during summer of 2016.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 55
Income: 45

Portsmouth City Council

street: Procurement Service, Floor 5 Core 3/4, Civic Office, Guildhall Square

postalCode: PO1 2AL

Café Henry Limited

street: 12 Albert Road, Southsea

postalCode: PO1 5BX


name: Office of the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner

title: Video Enabled Justice Programme

title: Provision of a Video Enabled Justice Project.

description: This project will deploy 26 virtual court endpoints in strategic locations across Sussex. These installations will allow transmission of video and audio between Police and Ministry of Justice (MoJ) sites.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

procurementMethod: direct

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

street: Sackville House, Brooks Close, Lewes

postalCode: BN7 2FZ

Vodafone Ltd

street: Vodafone House

postalCode: RG14 2FN


title: IPT Review Delivery Confidence

description: IPT Review Delivery Confidence

CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE

street: Crown Commercial Service, Room 2Y92, Concept House,

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: UOE/2014/011 - Linen Wash & Hire

description: The University of Exeter (UOE) requires a linen wash and hire service for its Streatham and St Lukes campuses in Exeter. The service is to cover primarily the Easter and Summer vacation periods (currently, Easter 4 weeks, Summer 13 weeks) and any ad hoc term time business. The supplier will be required to provide quality 100 % cotton linen and comply with the specification laid out within the tender documents. Further information including all tender documents can be obtained by registering on the University's In-Tend portal — https://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofexeter/aspx/Home

UNIVERSITY OF EXETER

postalCode: EX4 4QJ


name: NHS Commissioning Board (T/A NHS England)

title: St Lawrence Medical Practice

description: As described elsewhere in notice and following tender documentation.

title: Silver End Surgery

title: 1) St Lawrence Medical Practice APMS Agreement. 2) Silver End Surgery APMS Agreement.

description: NHS Arden & Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit (Arden & GEM CSU) on behalf of NHS England Midlands & East (East) are seeking suitably qualified and experienced providers to bid to deliver Alternative Provider Medical Services (APMS) agreements at two practices in Essex; — St Lawrence Medical Practice, — Silver End Surgery. The procurement will be lotted and each practice will be one lot. Bidders can bid for one or both of the above Lots within this procurement tendering opportunity. It is intended that a procurement process will commence early November 2015, with an anticipated ITT publish date of 6.11.2015 (please note that tenders can be published at any time throughout the day), with a view for the services to commence on the 1.6.2016.

NHS Arden & GEM CSU

street: St John's House, 30 East Street

postalCode: LE1 6NB


name: MAG:NET Solutions Ltd.

title: Council Tax Tracing Database

description: Council Tax Tracing Database

Leeds City Council

street: Finance Dept, Hough Top Court

postalCode: LS13 4QP


title: Provision of Minicab Services (Hanslope Park, Milton Keynes UK) Contract Reference — XLY172/003/15.

description: Provision of Minicab services to FCO Services and Other Government Departments based at Hanslope Park, Milton Keynes for Officers travelling, within Milton Keynes, the surrounding areas and selected UK airports.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality: 60
Delivery performance:
Risk:
Overall cost effectiveness:

FCO Services

street: Hanslope Park

postalCode: MK19 7BH

Skyline Taxi & Private Hire Ltd

street: 25 Blundells Road

postalCode: MK13 7HB


title: Pharmacy-based Supervised Consumption of Methadone and Buprenorphine and Needle & Syringe Programme

description: Derbyshire County Council is inviting organisations to apply to be included on accredited lists of providers for the Pharmacy-based Supervised Consumption of Methadone & Buprenorphine and Needle & Syringe Programme in Derbyshire, for two years commencing 1 April 2015.If successful, providers will be awarded a contract and will be placed on the lists which will contain details of all organisations within Derbyshire accredited to provide the services. Pharmacy based Supervised Consumption of Methadone & Buprenorphine: The Council will provide the list of accredited providers to the Adult Drug Treatment Service who will, in consultation with the service user, select a suitable provider with regard to both geographical location and capacity. Pharmacy based Needle and Syringe Programme: The Council will provide the list to the drug treatment service and will publish the list on its website (www.derbyshire.gov.uk) from where service user will select their preferred provider.For further information please download the attached documents: Guidance for Applicants Appendix A - Specification Appendix B Response Appendix C - Draft Agreement for Enhanced Service (GP or Pharmacy) Appendix D - Draft contract pharmacy needle and syringe programme supply and service contract (for information only)Submissions of applications to be included on the accredited list commencing 1 April 2015 should be sent to publichealthprocurement@derbyshire.gov.uk by 4.00pm on 30 January 2015 and should include: Appendix B ResponsePlease note: Late applications will be accepted, but inclusion on the list may be delayed where an application is submitted after 30 January 2015. In order to improve the level of choice and to best meet the needs of service users within Derbyshire, following the close of this invitation to expression of interest, the Council intends to advertise a further invitation to enable the expansion of the list throughout the contract period. The Council does not have any control regarding the selection of providers made by service users can make no guarantee regarding the volume of clients that providers may see during the contract period.Please note the documents attached below are all of the documents related to this expression of interest, you will not be required to request any further documents.

Spend Network

street: Derbyshire County Council, County Hall

postalCode: DE4 3AG


description: There are 2 routes available within this Lot. 1. Witney Town Services. 2. Burford — The Wychwoods. 31.5.2015 to 3.6.2018 (with a provision for contract extensions of up to 2 years in aggregate until 2.6.2020) Tenderers may bid for 1 or more Lots and 1 or more routes within the Lot.

description: There are 2 routes available within this Lot. 1. Banbury to Deddington. 2. Middle Barton. 31.5.2015 to 3.6.2017 (with a provision for contract extensions of up to 1 year in aggregate until 2.6.2018) Tenderers may bid for 1 or more Lots and 1 or more routes within the Lot.

title: Subsidised Bus Services — Witney Town, Burford, Banbury and Middle Barton.

description: The Council are seeking Service Providers to bid for 4 subsidised bus services in areas of Oxfordshire. Contracts are to be awarded for the following periods: Lot 1 — Witney Town Services and Burford — The Wychwoods: 31.5.2015 to 3.6.2018 (with a provision for contract extensions of up to 2 years in aggregate until 2.6.2020) Lot 2: Banbury — Deddington and Middle Barton: 31.5.2015 to 3.6.2017 (with a provision for contract extensions of up to 1 year in aggregate until 2.6.2018).

Oxfordshire County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: OX1 1ND


description: The Borough Council of Newcastle-under-Lyme as part of their waste strategy programme is seeking tenders for the Transportation and Processing of Food Waste. The Contractor is to supply a treatment facility(s) for the acceptance of separately collected food waste to be processed. The contract shall be effective from no later 4th July 2016 to 1st July 2020 with a possible extension of two, two year periods. The site must be appropriately licensed and able to accept the food waste effective from the start date of the contract, interim arrangement for sites not already completed may be considered.

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

street: Civic Offices, Merrial Street

postalCode: ST5 2AG


title: PROVISION OF ORAL-FLUID DRUG TESTING PRODUCTS AND LABORATORY ANALYSIS

description: Nottinghamshire County Council (?the Council?) is seeking competitive quotes for the provision of oral-fluid drug testing products and laboratory analysis for use across Nottinghamshire?s Children?s Social Case Service Nottinghamshire County Council?s Children?s Social Care Service is involved with an increasing number of parents and carers where there are concerns around substance misuse. This is impacting on a considerable number of children and young people, of whom a significant proportion are subject to Child Protection Plans. A need has therefore been identified for point-of-care oral-fluid testing of parents / carers of children and young people who are open to Children?s Social Care. This is for the purpose of effective safeguarding, as well as decision-making in relation to the welfare of the child or young person While the oral-fluid drug tests will be undertaken during home visits by social workers within Nottinghamshire?s District Child Protection Teams, the Authority will need to purchase oral-fluid swabs from the provider. Social workers will also need to be effectively trained to undertake oral-fluid tests, to ensure that there is no break in the chain of custody in the event that the result is required as evidence in court. In conjunction with this, the Council will require laboratory analysis of the oral-fluid tests undertaken by social workers, to test for a broad drugs library, with a timely return of results. The price submitted must be for the unit costs of oral-fluid swab purchases, the training of social workers within Nottinghamshire?s District Child Protection Teams and the laboratory analysis of a broad drugs library. Where appropriate, this may include costs for the testing of standard drug libraries, as well as additional costs for the testing of particular substances.

Nottinghamshire County Council

street: County Hall, West Bridgford

postalCode: NG2 7QP


title: WMG Heating and Automated Transfer System - AWARD

description: The University of Warwick, Warwick Manufacturing Group, has a requirement for a bespoke material heating and automated transfer system for fitment to an existing multi-functional Engel v-Duo 1700 process. The system will be capable of accurately pre-heating and rapidly transferring a range of structural composite material types into matched tooling within an industrial press for process studies. Materials under consideration include SMCs, thermoset pre-pregs and thermoplastic pre-pregs and textiles. Please refer to http://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofwarwick for further information. You will be able to download the full tender documents from this site. Any queries in relation to this requirement should be directed to the University of Warwick via the correspondence functionality of our e-tendering system. Failure to do so may result in queries being excluded from the procedure. This is a BELOW EU threshold tender. All correspondence regarding this tender procedure should be made through the University of Warwick In-Tend system (https://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofwarwick) via the “Correspondence” functionality. Failure to do so may result in the correspondence being excluded from the tender procedure. After expressing an interest in this project you will be able to download the full tender document set within 24 hours. All bids must be received by midday 31st July, 2015

The University of Warwick

street: Main campus, Coventry

postalCode: CV4 7AL


title: Community Musculoskeletal Service MSK

title: MSK Integrated Hub Services Tender 543.

description: This is an Award Notice — Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is tendering for the provision of Musculoskeletal (MSK) Integrated Hub Services. The aim of this project is to develop an integrated community based MSK service. This would incorporate Community Physiotherapy and Extended Scope Practitioners (ESPs) service (know as Tier II) to provide a triage, assessment (including access to diagnostics) and treatment service. The community service would also be supported by clinical professionals providing Nurse led and Consultant Outpatients appointments and undertaking procedures such as joint injections, where appropriate. The objectives are to deliver an integrated MSK service where, patients are treated in the most appropriate setting, be it primary, community or secondary care. Pathways are streamlined and patient centred (value adding). There is a single point of access for TandO, Pain Management and Rheumatology referrals. There is a financially sustainable model that drives efficiency and delivers lower cost. Outcomes are clearly measurable and continually improve.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 30
Pricing: 40
Risk mitigation: 15
Reference sites: 15

street: Nethermayne, Essex

postalCode: SS16 5NL

Connect Physiotherapy

street: 36 Apex Business Village, Northumberland

postalCode: NE23 7BF


title: CAPITAL PROJECTS

description: CAPITAL PROJECTS

procurementMethodDetails: :NotSpecified

The University Of Nottingham

street: King's Meadow Campus, Lenton Lane

postalCode: NG7 2NR


title: Blowers

description: See PQQ Briefing document on BRAVO for more details.

title: Pipe work

title: Diffusers

title: Surface Aerators

title: Anoxic / Anaerobic Mixers

title: ASP Modular System Design and Supply solution

title: Innovation

description: New Blower / Diffuser / Mixer technology sufficiently proven to be considered as a viable alternative solution for use by STW within the scope of an ASP solution.

title: Activated Sludge Plant & RGF Blowers - AMP 6 Efficiency Project.

description: Activiated Sludge Plant - Design, Manufacture, Supply, Delivery, on site Assembly, Testing and Commissioning of Activated Sludge Plant and RGF Blowers, refurbishments, spares and an option to provide maintenance. New Asset Installation and Refurbished Asset installation would be carried out by Severn Trent Water's Tier 1 delivery partners.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

Strategic Procurement Team

street: Severn Trent Centre, 2 St John's Street

postalCode: CV1 2LZ


name: MEDICINES and HEALTHCARE PRODUCTS REGULATORY AGENCY

title: Centrifuge Servicing and calibration (excluding Ultras)

description: The agency is looking to award a maintenance contract for its centrifuges this does not include the agency's Ultra centrifuges. The agency has 290 centrifuges that need servicing

street: Blanche Lane, South Mimms

postalCode: EN6 3QG


name: The Secretary of State for Business Innovation and Skills acting through the Skills Funding Agency (SFA)

title: To procure the services of organisations to deliver activity to support individuals who are NEET on behalf of The Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills acting through the Skills Funding Agency (SFA) for delivery in the Greater Manchester Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) area.

description: Delivery of Education and Vocational training services activity funded through the European Social Fund (ESF) to support individuals who are NEET or in danger of becoming NEET identified in the Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) area mentioned at II.1.1) above.

street: Cheylesmore House, Quinton Road

postalCode: CV1 2WT


title: Car Park Resurfacing Work - Moor Lane, Widnes

description: Moor Lane Business Centre has recently been demolished down to slab level, and the Council are now looking to create a car park facility on the site. The works comprise the creation of a new car park facility by providing a tarmacadam finish over the existing slab which is to remain insitu. The new surface will be laid to adequate falls to allow for the drainage of the area, new drainage will be installed inclusive of petrol interception. Budget estimate £250,000

Halton Borough Council

street: Municipal Buildings, Kingsway

postalCode: WA8 7QF


title: GB-LIVERPOOL: Biobank - CO2 Incubators

description: CO2 Incubators. This project is part funded by European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).

University of Liverpool

street: Procurement, Foundation Building

postalCode: L69 7ZX


name: T.S Booker & Son (Manufacturing) Limited

title: YPO — 000679 Specialist Fitted Furniture, Library and Learning Resource Furniture.

description: YPO are looking for Providers to be appointed onto a Framework Agreement for the supply, fitting and after sales service of specialist fitted furniture, library furniture and Learning resource furniture within the public sector (primarily in the education sector). The contract will cover fitted and loose furniture for libraries, science laboratories, design and technology classrooms, IT suites, art and textiles rooms, food technology rooms, learning resource classrooms, reception counters and bespoke fitted storage.

YPO

street: 41 Industrial Park

postalCode: WF2 0XE

FG Library Products Ltd

street: Seebeck House, 1 Seebeck Place, Knowlhill

postalCode: MK5 8FR

Retail House

street: Park House, 37 Clarence Street

postalCode: LE1 3RW

British Thornton ESF Limited

street: Prospect Works

postalCode: BD21 5AA

street: Fox Lane

postalCode: WF1 2AJ

DEMCO EUROPE LIMITED

street: Grange House, Geddings Road

postalCode: EN11 0NT

Worksmart Interiors

street: 60 Bank Street

postalCode: KA1 1ER

The Design Concept

street: 21, St Thomas Street

postalCode: BS1 6JS


description: The Employer is seeking to select, by a competitive tendering process, a single specialist to deliver its Flat Roof Replacement - Specific Properties & Location(s) service (The Service). The chosen contractor will be awarded a contract of 14 weeks, commencing from w/c 14th September 2015. All additional information must be requested through the Advantage South West web portal, https://www.advantageswtenders.co.uk/

Westward Housing Group

street: Templar House, Collett Way

postalCode: TQ12 4PH


description: Provision of ISDN 30 into site and outgoing calls. Published for transparency purposes only, procured via CCS Framework RM1053

The Coal Authority

street: 200 Lichfield Lane,, Mansfield,

postalCode: NG18 4RG


title: WDC-Contract for the provision of the Maintenance and Upgrade of Housing Door Entry Systems, Security Doors and Common Area Fire Detection Systems.

description: Warwick District Council is seeking to award a Contract for the provision of Maintenance and upgrade of housing Door Entry Systems, Security Doors, CCTV AND Common Area Fire Detection Systems. This contract is being procured under the OJEU Open Procedure and conducted in accordance with the EU Directive 2014/24 EU, as implemented by the UK Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended) (the ‘Regulations’). Potential Providers are in accordance to the provision set out above invited to submit their tenders no later than 23:59 on 26.11.2015 The Contract shall be for 2 years with the option to extend for by a further 3 years at the agreement of both parties and provided that the Council is satisfied with the performance of the Provider. Any extension of the Contract shall be on the Terms and Conditions agreed in the initial period of Services provision, subject to any modifications that may be required.

Warwick District Council

street: Riverside House, Milverton Hill

postalCode: CV32 5HZ


title: Fire Safety Equipment Service and Maintenance Contract.

description: The provision of servicing and repair of fire equipment in out various schemes and properties within our operational area.

Aldwyck Housing Group

street: 6 Houghton Hall Business Park, Porz Avenue

postalCode: LU5 5UZ

Fire Facilities Management Ltd

street: 25 Apex Business Centre, Beds

postalCode: LU5 4SB


title: United Kingdom-Oxford: Public road transport services

description: 'NA'

Oxfordshire County Council

street: County Hall, New Road

postalCode: OX1 1ND


title: Deepdale Way New Build Housing - Roofing Works

description: Roofing works as part of the construction of new build housing at Deepdale Way

Darlington Borough Council

street: Town Hall, Feethams

postalCode: DL1 5QT


title: ERDFL&P2015 - Evaluation of ERDF land and property programmes

description: You are invited to submit a quotation for the Evaluation of ERDF land and property programmes. There have been 3 purely capital grant funding programmes part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund and run by Birmingham City Council in the ERDF 2007 – 2013 programme period. The full information, requirements and evaluation criteria are set out in the Quotation Document. The final evaluation report is required by 28 August 2015. 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 quotations should be return by 1200 hours on Friday 19th June 2015 using the Supplier Portal.

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street, Birmingham

postalCode: B4 7WB


title: Insurance for Community Transport — Wheels2Work.

description: Insurance services related to Melton Borough Council's Wheels2Work Community Transport Service, providing insurance for authorised drivers of scooters and other vehicles under the Wheels2Work scheme.

Melton Borough Council

street: Parkside, Station Approach, Burton Street

postalCode: LE13 1GH


title: RM4200 L0647 Collaborative Service and Design-Contract

description: Please note that this contract has already been awarded and that this contract is being published for transparency purposes only. This contract is for the provision to conduct a user-focussed collaborative service design and prototyping process, working with group of non-governmental stakeholders. There is a separate publication for tender documentation.

CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE

street: 2nd Floor, Aviation House, 125 Kingsway

postalCode: WC2B 6NH


title: Sub-WP 1.2

description: Work Package WP#1: Assembly Fixtures and Automatic Guided Vehicle Supply of assembly fixtures and Automatic Guided Vehicle for use with Product 1 and Product 2. This work package covers the supply of the Main Assembly Fixtures (MAF) required to hold the Wing Flap Component (Fixture 1) and Fuselage Component (Fixture 2) during assembly. The fixtures must be designed to move between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 along with corresponding kitting racks. In addition the work package covers the supply of an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) along with cassette or pallets to enable all parts necessary to build the Wing Flap Component or Fuselage Component to be delivered to the assembly cells in kit form. This Sub-WP 1.2: Supplying and installing the Fuselage Component Fixture (Fixture 2), associated kitting rack and track or other method of moving Fixture 1 between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 2.2

description: Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1 Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF). This Sub-WP 2.2: Supplying and installing a tool changer for Robot 1. The tool changer should provide power, vacuum, pneumatics, sealant and fasteners to the end effector utilising plug and play (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 2.1

description: Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1 Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF). This Sub-WP 2.1: Supplying and installing two robots capable of handling components and end effectors of up to 100Kg. Positional accuracy should be better than ±0.250mm. Costs to include controller, pendant, drive modules and any necessary software (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 6.6

description: Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11). This Sub-WP 6.6: Cost of CE marking the demonstrator. Tenderers for Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell2 will provide fully safety files, risk analysis and / or CE Marking (Phase #1).

title: Lot 2

title: Sub-WP 6.5

description: Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11). This Sub-WP 6.5: Cost of commissioning the complete solution including training of University of Nottingham staff (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 6.4

description: Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11). This Sub-WP 6.4: Cost of project management of the complete solution including equipment specification and integration plan (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 6.3

description: Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11). This Sub-WP 6.3: Supplying and installation of cameras and associated software for selectively monitoring relevant processes (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 6.2

description: Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11). This Sub-WP 6.2: Supplying and installation of a Maintenance Management System (MMS). A suitable MMS that is accepted in the aerospace industry (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 6.1

description: Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11). This Sub-WP 6.1: Supplying and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system. This will include networking of industrial computers per relevant robotic device for distributed autonomous control and monitoring e.g. TCIP, CAN bus and a wireless communication infrastructure (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 5.4

description: Work Package WP#5: Informatics Infrastructure Supply of informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of an informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 for the control, tracking and auditing of component assembly of Product 1 and Product 2. This Sub-WP 5.4: Supplying a PC based server and software for data acquisition. (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 5.3

description: Work Package WP#5: Informatics Infrastructure Supply of informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of an informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 for the control, tracking and auditing of component assembly of Product 1 and Product 2. This Sub-WP 5.3: Supplying a control system and software for real-time location control using the above sensors systems (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 5.2

description: Work Package WP#5: Informatics Infrastructure Supply of informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of an informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 for the control, tracking and auditing of component assembly of Product 1 and Product 2. This Sub-WP 5.2: Supplying antennas and radio receivers (sensors) for calculating the location of tags within the demonstration area including Cell 1, Cell 2 and the material loading and unloading area. There should be enough sensors to determine accurate location from a single sensor and a precise 3D location to be determined when only two sensors receive the signal (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 5.1

description: Work Package WP#5: Informatics Infrastructure Supply of informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of an informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 for the control, tracking and auditing of component assembly of Product 1 and Product 2. This Sub-WP 5.1: Supplying RFID (or similar) tags for installation on Fixture 1, Fixture 2, transportation system, kitting systems and Product 1 and Product 2 sub-components. The RFID should be rugged and adaptable with a 5 year battery life (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 4.2

description: Work Package WP#4: Metrology and Machine Vision Supply of metrology and machine vision for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a metrology and machine vision system for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 to work in conjunction with Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The fixtures will have precision datum points at each corner to allow the robots to calibrate themselves to these positions. The robots will also require a non-contact measurement capability that will maintain positional accuracy to ±0.250mm. This Sub-WP 4.2: Supplying and installation of a part inspection system / CMM for installation on Robot 1 in Cell 2. System must be capable of inspecting Aerospace Parts against CAD Drawings for Gap, Feature and Surface Inspection (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 4.1

description: Work Package WP#4: Metrology and Machine Vision Supply of metrology and machine vision for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a metrology and machine vision system for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 to work in conjunction with Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The fixtures will have precision datum points at each corner to allow the robots to calibrate themselves to these positions. The robots will also require a non-contact measurement capability that will maintain positional accuracy to ±0.250mm. This Sub-WP 4.1: Supplying and installation of a non-contact geometry inspection system for use with Cell 1 and Cell 2 for the automated and manual measurement of large-scale objects (Product 1 and Product 2) within a range of 40m. The system must be capable of being integrated with automated production tools (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 3.6

description: Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2 Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg. This Sub-WP 3.6: Supplying an end effector for Robot 2 for installing and torque tightening a SSTF nut (in the case of Robot 1 inserting a bolt) or locating and apply force to the tail of the rivet so as to form the rivet tail (in the case of Robot 1 inserting a rivet and holding it in place) (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 3.5

description: Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2 Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg. This Sub-WP 3.5: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a sealant applicator, hoses, pumps and two part mix capability (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 3.4

description: Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2 Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg. This Sub-WP 3.4: Supplying and installing a CF dust evacuation solution and Sound Protection (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 3.3

description: Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2 Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg. This Sub-WP 3.3: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a drilling head (Al and Ti) with programmable feeds and speeds with metallic chip evacuation (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 3.2

description: Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2 Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg. This Sub-WP 3.2: Supplying and installing a tool changer for Robot 1. The tool changer should provide power, vacuum, pneumatics, sealant and fasteners to the end effector utilising plug and play (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 3.1

description: Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2 Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg. This Sub-WP 3.1: Supplying and installing two robots capable of handling components and end effectors of up to 1000Kg. Positional accuracy should be better than ±0.250mm. Costs to include controller, pendant, drive modules and any necessary software (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 2.6

description: Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1 Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF). This Sub-WP 2.6: Supplying an end effector for Robot 2 for installing and torque tightening SSTF nut. (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 2.5

description: Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1 Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF). tHIS Sub-WP 2.5: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a sealant applicator, hoses, pumps and two part mix capability (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 2.4

description: Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1 Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF). This Sub-WP 2.4: Supplying and installing a CF dust evacuation solution Sound Protection (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 2.3

description: Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1 Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF). Sub-WP 2.3: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a drilling head (Al and Ti) with programmable feeds and speeds with integrated single sided fastener insertion tool and metallic chip evacuation (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 1.3

description: Work Package WP#1: Assembly Fixtures and Automatic Guided Vehicle Supply of assembly fixtures and Automatic Guided Vehicle for use with Product 1 and Product 2. This work package covers the supply of the Main Assembly Fixtures (MAF) required to hold the Wing Flap Component (Fixture 1) and Fuselage Component (Fixture 2) during assembly. The fixtures must be designed to move between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 along with corresponding kitting racks. In addition the work package covers the supply of an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) along with cassette or pallets to enable all parts necessary to build the Wing Flap Component or Fuselage Component to be delivered to the assembly cells in kit form. This Sub-WP 1.3: Supplying and installing an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) system for transporting kits of parts to the Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 from the component storage area (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 1.1

description: Work Package WP#1: Assembly Fixtures and Automatic Guided Vehicle Supply of assembly fixtures and Automatic Guided Vehicle for use with Product 1 and Product 2. This work package covers the supply of the Main Assembly Fixtures (MAF) required to hold the Wing Flap Component (Fixture 1) and Fuselage Component (Fixture 2) during assembly. The fixtures must be designed to move between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 along with corresponding kitting racks. In addition the work package covers the supply of an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) along with cassette or pallets to enable all parts necessary to build the Wing Flap Component or Fuselage Component to be delivered to the assembly cells in kit form. This Sub-WP 1.1: Supplying and installing the Wing Flap Component Fixture (Fixture 1), associated kitting rack and track or other method of moving Fixture 1 between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 (Phase #1).

title: Future Automated Aircraft Assembly Demonstrator (ITT/653).

description: To support the growing portfolio of research projects at the Centre for Aerospace Manufacturing (CAM) the University of Nottingham is making a strategic capability investment in the area of advanced informatics-enabled manufacturing. The aim is to develop a unique new research demonstrator of future automated aircraft assembly processes and systems. The demonstrator will have the capability to assemble at least 2 different aerospace products with scope to address other manufacturing domains in the future such as automotive, naval and energy. The scope of the research demonstrator has been defined in a partnership with strategic global industrial partners including Airbus, BAE Systems, GE Aviation and GKN. The demonstrator will be specifically focused on future reconfigurable assembly systems including automated drilling, bonding and fastening processes, highly flexible and adaptable tooling and fixtures and analytical data intensive component and process tracking and validation. The research demonstrator will include as a minimum the following key elements: A. Demonstrator IT Infrastructure The demonstrator IT infrastructure consisting of Portal Interface, Component Data Monitor, is required to integrate robotic, human and tooling elements and provide key functions such as control, monitoring, communication, data processing and performance monitoring. B. Data Capture, Position Monitoring and Inspection Infrastructure 1 of the critical components in the demonstrator is the data capture, monitoring and communication infrastructure. The required equipment includes novel devices to provide capability for accurate position tracking and measurement, and the means to present this to relevant users. C. Tooling Set A selection of robot tools and auxiliary equipment has been requested to support a variety of applications ranging from drilling and machining heads to sealant dispensers and grippers. D. Robotic Equipment Relevant robotics equipment will be integrated within the overall process and informatics infrastructure to deliver highly adaptive processes with enhanced precision and reliability. A carefully selected set of robots will be required to provide the capability to test new robotic concepts in cooperation, data exchange, human — robot interactions and hybrid decision making, teleportation, plug and produce integration, social learning, configuration and adaptation. Priority will be given to solutions offering next generation equipment that can demonstrate significant step changes in technology. As a guide the budget for Phase 1 of the Future Automated Aircraft Assembly Demonstrator is circa GBP 1 000 000. Tenderers are invited to bid for all work packages (e.g. WP1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6), individual work packages (e.g. WP 2) or any number of sub-work packages (e.g. WP1.2). 19 (nineteen) of the total 27 (twenty-seven ) sub-work packages (Phase 1) will be awarded now (subject to affordability limitations) and the remaining 8 sub-work packages are intended to be awarded subject to further funding availability (Phase 2) at least circa. 12+ months. Nominations for preferred vendors (and reserve supplier in some cases) will all be announced now but subject to final contract and funding. Bid offers for phase 2 sub-work packages are required now and to be firm with any offer conditions/variances envisaged beyond 12 months clearly identified and where appropriate referenced/ indexed. However, should current funding afford any of these phase 2 sub-work packages now then some or all of these may be contracted in phase 1. Phase 1 sub-work packages: 1.1 and 1.3, 2.1/2/3/4/5/6, 4.1 and 4.2, 5.1/2/3 and 6.1/2/3/4/5/6 Phase 2 sub-work packages (subject to current affordability/additional funding): 1.2, 3.1/2/3/4/5/6 and 5.4. Summary of Work Packages Work Package WP#1: Assembly Fixtures and Automatic Guided Vehicle Supply of assembly fixtures and Automatic Guided Vehicle for use with Product 1 and Product 2. This work package covers the supply of the Main Assembly Fixtures (MAF) required to hold the Wing Flap Component (Fixture 1) and Fuselage Component (Fixture 2) during assembly. The fixtures must be designed to move between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 along with corresponding kitting racks. In addition the work package covers the supply of an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) along with cassette or pallets to enable all parts necessary to build the Wing Flap Component or Fuselage Component to be delivered to the assembly cells in kit form. Sub-WP 1.1: Supplying and installing the Wing Flap Component Fixture (Fixture 1), associated kitting rack and track or other method of moving Fixture 1 between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 (Phase #1). Sub-WP 1.2: Supplying and installing the Fuselage Component Fixture (Fixture 2), associated kitting rack and track or other method of moving Fixture 1 between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 (Phase #2). Sub-WP 1.3: Supplying and installing an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) system for transporting kits of parts to the Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 from the component storage area (Phase #1). Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1 Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of 2 robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF). Sub-WP 2.1: Supplying and installing 2 robots capable of handling components and end effectors of up to 100 kg. Positional accuracy should be better than ±0.250 mm. Costs to include controller, pendant, drive modules and any necessary software (Phase #1). Sub-WP 2.2: Supplying and installing a tool changer for Robot 1. The tool changer should provide power, vacuum, pneumatics, sealant and fasteners to the end effector utilising plug and play (Phase #1). Sub-WP 2.3: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a drilling head (Al and Ti) with programmable feeds and speeds with integrated single sided fastener insertion tool and metallic chip evacuation (Phase #1). Sub-WP 2.4: Supplying and installing a CF dust evacuation solution Sound Protection (Phase #1). Sub-WP 2.5: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a sealant applicator, hoses, pumps and two part mix capability (Phase #1). Sub-WP 2.6: Supplying an end effector for Robot 2 for installing and torque tightening SSTF nut. (Phase #1). Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2 Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg. Sub-WP 3.1: Supplying and installing two robots capable of handling components and end effectors of up to 1000Kg. Positional accuracy should be better than ±0.250mm. Costs to include controller, pendant, drive modules and any necessary software (Phase #2). Sub-WP 3.2: Supplying and installing a tool changer for Robot 1. The tool changer should provide power, vacuum, pneumatics, sealant and fasteners to the end effector utilising plug and play (Phase #2). Sub-WP 3.3: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a drilling head (Al and Ti) with programmable feeds and speeds with metallic chip evacuation (Phase #2). Sub-WP 3.4: Supplying and installing a CF dust evacuation solution and Sound Protection (Phase #2). Sub-WP 3.5: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a sealant applicator, hoses, pumps and two part mix capability (Phase #2). Sub-WP 3.6: Supplying an end effector for Robot 2 for installing and torque tightening a SSTF nut (in the case of Robot 1 inserting a bolt) or locating and apply force to the tail of the rivet so as to form the rivet tail (in the case of Robot 1 inserting a rivet and holding it in place) (Phase #2). Work Package WP#4: Metrology and Machine Vision Supply of metrology and machine vision for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a metrology and machine vision system for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 to work in conjunction with Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The fixtures will have precision datum points at each corner to allow the robots to calibrate themselves to these positions. The robots will also require a non-contact measurement capability that will maintain positional accuracy to ±0.250mm. Sub-WP 4.1: Supplying and installation of a non-contact geometry inspection system for use with Cell 1 and Cell 2 for the automated and manual measurement of large-scale objects (Product 1 and Product 2) within a range of 40m. The system must be capable of being integrated with automated production tools (Phase #1). Sub-WP 4.2: Supplying and installation of a part inspection system / CMM for installation on Robot 1 in Cell 2. System must be capable of inspecting Aerospace Parts against CAD Drawings for Gap, Feature and Surface Inspection (Phase #1). Work Package WP#5: Informatics Infrastructure Supply of informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of an informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 for the control, tracking and auditing of component assembly of Product 1 and Product 2. Sub-WP 5.1: Supplying RFID (or similar) tags for installation on Fixture 1, Fixture 2, transportation system, kitting systems and Product 1 and Product 2 sub-components. The RFID should be rugged and adaptable with a 5 year battery life (Phase #1). Sub-WP 5.2: Supplying antennas and radio receivers (sensors) for calculating the location of tags within the demonstration area including Cell 1, Cell 2 and the material loading and unloading area. There should be enough sensors to determine accurate location from a single sensor and a precise 3D location to be determined when only two sensors receive the signal (Phase #1). Sub-WP 5.3: Supplying a control system and software for real-time location control using the above sensors systems (Phase #1). Sub-WP 5.4: Supplying a PC based server and software for data acquisition. (Phase #2). Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning Project Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11). Sub-WP 6.1: Supplying and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system. This will include networking of industrial computers per relevant robotic device for distributed autonomous control and monitoring e.g. TCIP, CAN bus and a wireless communication infrastructure (Phase #1). Sub-WP 6.2: Supplying and installation of a Maintenance Management System (MMS). A suitable MMS that is accepted in the aerospace industry (Phase #1). Sub-WP 6.3: Supplying and installation of cameras and associated software for selectively monitoring relevant processes (Phase #1). Sub-WP 6.4: Cost of project management of the complete solution including equipment specification and integration plan (Phase #1). Sub-WP 6.5: Cost of commissioning the complete solution including training of University of Nottingham staff (Phase #1). Sub-WP 6.6: Cost of CE marking the demonstrator. Tenderers for Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell2 will provide fully safety files, risk analysis and / or CE Marking (Phase #1). ENDS.

The University of Nottingham

street: Kings Meadow Campus, Lenton Lane

postalCode: NG2 2NR

ABB Robotics

street: Precendent Drive

postalCode: MK13 8PQ

Appled Technology Systems

street: 59A Coton Road

postalCode: CV11 5TS

Nikon Metrology Europe NV

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NIS

street: Ackhurst Rd

postalCode: PR7 7AQ


name: Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

name: NHS England (North) Yorkshire and the Humber for South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw

title: Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Screening Programme for South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw

title: Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Screening Services.

description: North of England Commissioning Support (NECS) is managing this procurement process for and on behalf of NHS England (North) Yorkshire & the Humber (the Contracting Authority). The basic principles of the Open Procurement route were followed for this procurement to test the capacity, capability, and technical competence of tenderers in accordance with The Public Contracts Regulations 2006 (as amended). Regulation 120 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 provides for a temporary exemption and saving for certain NHS procurements. Regulation 120 provides that nothing in the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 affects any contract award procedure that relates to the procurement of health care services for the purposes of the NHS within the meaning and scope of the National Health Service (Procurement, Patient Choice and Competition) (No 2) Regulations 2013(b), that is commenced before 18.4.2016 and any subsequent contract awarded as a result of such a procedure. The current Part B regime of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 (as amended) and NHS (Procurement, Patient Choice and Competition) (No 2) Regulations 2013(b) will continue to apply to the commissioning of these services until 18.4.2016. The Contracting Authority has commissioned Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Screening Services in the South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw area The aim of AAA is to: Reduce deaths from AAA through early detection, monitoring, and treatment to all men aged 65 registered with a GP or resident in South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw (SY&B). The service will also work with people who are housebound, people in minority groups, people with protected characteristics (in accordance with the Equality Act 2010) and people in places of detention to provide them opportunity to take up the service within the defined catchment area. The National AAA Screening Programme aims to reduce AAA related deaths by providing a systematic population based screening programme for the male population during their 65th year, and on request for men over the age of 65 years, ensuring early detection, appropriate monitoring, and timely intervention/treatment. Research has demonstrated that offering men ultrasound screening in their 65th year should reduce the rate of premature death from ruptured AAA by up to 50 %. The target population to be screened is all men eligible for NHS care registered with a general practitioner or resident within SY&B. Selection will be based on year of birth. Men should be offered screening during the year — 1 April to 31 March — in which they turn 65 years. Men over the age of 65 can self-refer to the screening programme and have their information added manually to the screening management system. The population will be identified through the National Screening Management System and will include: — Subjects who are housebound; — Subjects in minority groups; — Subjects with protected characteristics (in accordance with the Equality Act 2010); — People in places of detention. Potential tenderers were to note: that the Contracting Authority anticipated that the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 as amended by the Collective Redundancies and Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (TUPE) may have applied for this contract. Potential Tenderers were advised to form their own view on whether TUPE applies, obtaining their own legal advice and carrying out due diligence The service is to commence on 1.4.2016 for a period of 3 years with the option to extend the contract by a further 1 x 24 month period at the discretion of the Contracting Authority and subject to satisfactory contractual and financial performance. Under the Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 the Contracting Authority must consider: (a) how what is proposed to be procured might improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of the area where it exercises its functions, and (b) how, in conducting the process of procurement, it might act with a view to securing that improvement. Accordingly, the subject matter of the contract had been scoped to take into account the priorities of the Contracting Authority relating to economic, social, and environmental well-being. NECS utilised an electronic tendering system to manage this procurement and communicate with tenderers. Accordingly, there were no hard copy documents issued to tenderers and all communications with NECS including tender submission, were conducted via the portal hosted by (In-Tend), the managed service provider for the NECS electronic tendering system.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Finance: 20
Mobilisation/presentation: 20

NHS England, Yorkshire and the Humber

street: Oak House, Moorhead Way, Bramley

postalCode: S66 1YY

street: Doncaster Royal Infirmary, Armthorpe Road

postalCode: DN2 5LT


name: Choice Housing Ireland T/A OakleeTrinity