title: SBC-ME-10140 — Tottington High School — Cleaning services

title: SBC-ME-10140 — Tottington High School — Outsourced Cleaning Services.

description: Tottington High School is a large Secondary School located in Tottington, Bury. The School is looking to procure a firm of competent and capable Outsourced Cleaning services providers who shall be able to ensure that the School"s pupils and staff learn and work in a clean and safe environment.

awardCriteriaDetails: Cost per quality point: 100

Tottington High School

street: Laurel Street, Tottington

postalCode: BL8 3LY

Superclean Services Wothorpe Ltd

street: Wothorpe House, Second Drift, Wothorpe

postalCode: PE9 3JH


currency: GBP

measure: electronicBids

documentType: awardNotice

description: Construction of the White Rock Electronic and Photonics Innovation Centre, Paignton. This is a Design and Build 2 Stage process. The Contractor will enter into a Pre-Construction Services Agreement (PCSA) with the Employer for the design and design development phase only. At the end of this phase and following any value engineering deemed necessary to achieve an acceptable Contract Sum, the Contractor and Employer will sign the NEC Option A contract for the construction of the works.

scheme: CPV

title: Construction of the White Rock Electronic and Photonics Innovation Centre.

documentType: tenderNotice

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: works

Torbay Council

street: Town Hall, Castle Circus

postalCode: TQ1 3DR

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: Soft Market Test - Bluetooth Journey Time Monitoring System

description: Cambridgeshire County Council would like to invite suppliers to participate in a Soft Market Test exercise. We are looking to find a suitable traffic monitoring system using bluetooth monitoring equipment. We need a cost effective solution to receive real time traffic data in order to identify delays on our roads and inform the public. Some initial research has been carried out and we are aware of general options available, however we are keen to explore what the market has to offer currently or in the near future.Please see attached document and map for further details. If you feel that your organisation is able to contribute to this exercise please complete the questionnaire and return, via email to zaneta.mielczarek@cambridgeshire.gov.uk by 30.01.2015.Following receipt of the questionnaires, depending on the information we obtain from this exercise, we may invite a maximum of 3 respondents to attend separate workshop sessions to present and discuss their responses in the 2nd week of February. A decision will then be made internally on the best procurement approach to take.Please note - this market testing exercise is not an invitation to tender or a request for formal expressions of interest. This does not form any part of an invitation to tender. LGSS is issuing this request for information only. Any supplier invited to present to LGSS is doing so to support market research only and to help make any potential procurement process more focused and efficient. No supplier selection or supplier preference is implied.Potential responders will not be prejudiced in any future procurement processes by either responding or not responding to this soft market test exercise.Please note that this advert will not be available as of the document request deadline. Please ensure that you have made a copy of any relevant documents or information prior to this date.

Spend Network

street: Shire Hall, Castle Hill

postalCode: CB3 0AP

countryName: GB


title: Mental Health and Learning Disability Services Procurement

description: NHS Vale of York CCG are looking to secure mental health and learning disability services for its population. The new services will be implemented by October 2015, enabling service users to access the care they need in a variety of ways. We have undergone extensive engagement and consultation with service users, carers, community and voluntary organisations and mental health professionals. NHS Vale of York CCG, are looking for providers who can work in a partnership approach and contribute toward and support the delivery of a vision for effective learning disability, mental health and related services. We are looking for providers who can bring added value to the Vale of York health and social care economy. This might include contributing clinical and operational expertise and leadership, the ability to drive service transformation and innovation in the context of a challenging financial environment. We need providers who value the contribution and role of other partners and will proactively take every opportunity to work with partners in maximising the impact and benefit of services and resources. The services need to ensure that they meet requirements of relevant legislation (including health & social care, childrens etc), follow evidence based best practice, and are aligned to NICE, SIGN and other relevant guidance. The services will be flexible and focused on self-care user groups, peer support, recovery closer to home, responsive to crises and available out of hours, enabling, reabling and rehabilitation, dementia wellbeing, and learning disability. They need to recognise key partnerships with family, carers, community, voluntary sector as well as links to in-patient services, secondary services, forensic services and other specialist services. The services need to recognize, diagnose and treat physical, mental health and learning disabilities holistically and to ensure that patients have a positive experience of the care they receive. The fundamental principal in this procurement is to identify a lead provider who will work as a trusted partner with the CCG to provide the best possible outcomes for all people in our community who require access and support to improve their mental health and wellbeing and/or to improve the health and lives of those people with a learning disability. This document and associated specifications are intended to cover the full range of mental health and learning disability services required by our population. It is our expectation that our lead provider will work with our community and other providers (including voluntary sector, independent sector, primary care, local authority and others) to achieve the best outcomes at individual and at population level within the resources available. The CCG expects the lead provider to be able to evidence continuous improvement based on current evolving evidence-based best practice. The term of the Contract will be 5 years from 1 October 2015 to 30 September 2020 with an option to extend for a further 24 months at the discretion of the Commissioning Organisation(s). 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://www.nhssourcing.co.uk and click the link to register - Accept the terms and conditions and click 'continue' - Enter your correct business and user details - Note the username you chose and click 'Save' when complete - You will shortly receive an email with your unique password (please keep this secure) 2. Express an Interest in the tender - Login to the portal with the username/password - Click the 'PQQs / ITTs Open To All Suppliers' link. (These are Pre-Qualification Questionnaires or Invitations to Tender open to any registered supplier) - Click on the relevant PQQ/ ITT to access the content. - Click the 'Express Interest' button at the top of the page. - This will move the PQQ /ITT into your 'My PQQs/ My ITTs' page. (This is a secure area reserved for your projects only) -You can now access any attachments by clicking 'Buyer Attachments' in the 'PQQ/ ITT Details' box 3. Responding to the tender - Click 'My Response' under 'PQQ/ ITT Details', you can choose to 'Create Response' or to 'Decline to Respond' (please give a reason if declining) - You can now use the ‘Messages’ function to communicate with the buyer and seek any clarification - Note the deadline for completion, then follow the onscreen instructions to complete the PQQ/ ITT - There may be a mixture of online & 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 top of the page. If you require any further assistance please consult the online help, or contact the eTendering help desk.

procurementMethod: open


title: Design and Build of a Web Based Evaluation and Reporting to Support the QMPLE

title: C001314 — Development of Existing Web Based Evaluation and Reporting Database for the QMPLE.

description: The scope of the pilot project was to develop and demonstrate an online database that would bring together the existing data collection processes and test these within 10 NHS GGC Practice Learning Experiences (PLEs). The database is to be further developed in 2 stages by 31.3.2017.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Adequate qualifications and experience of the team: 15
Organisational capacity to undertake the services: 15
Understanding the purpose of the work, context and background and the proposed methodology meets all the requirements of the tender specification: 15
Dependences and risks management. Have main risks been identified and adequately addressed: 5
Issues and bug fixes during the contract. Reporting and mitigation have been identified: 5
Warranty period on offer on completion of the contract: 5
Schedule of rates: 35
Maintenance rates: 5

mainProcurementCategory: services

NHS Education for Scotland

street: 2nd floor, Westport, 102 Westport

postalCode: EH3 9DN

Tactuum Ltd

street: 280 St Vincent Street

postalCode: G2 5RL


title: VICTORIA HOUSE BASEMENT & LIFT MOTOR ROOM ASBESTOS ABATEMENT WORKS

description: Humber NHS Foundation Trust is looking to commission asbestos abatement works to the basement and lift motor room within Victoria House. The scope of this contract will be for the abatement of asbestos materials within the lift motor room located within the roof void and the old electrical switch room within the basement. Please note the lift motor room and basement should be treated as independent phases and priced independently. 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 ITT documents available as indicated above

procurementMethodDetails: :Open

HUMBER NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

street: Mary Seacole Building, Willerby Hill, Beverley Road

postalCode: HU10 6ED


title: Fermentation and Cell Culture Analysis

description: This is a single supplier lot for Fermentation and Cell Culture Analysis. All bids will be evaluated using the criteria detailed in the tender document. The highest scoring proposal will be appointed as the preferred supplier. The supply of the equipment within this lot will be requested as and when new equipment is required.

title: Automated Cell Counters

description: This is a single supplier Lot for Automated Cell Counters. All bids will be evaluated using the criteria detailed in the tender document. The highest scoring proposal will be appointed as the preferred supplier. The supply of the equipment within this lot will be requested as and when new equipment is required.

title: Tender 510 — Supply, Installation and Commissioning of Fermentation and Cell Culture Analysis (lot 1) and Cell Counting Equipment (lot 2).

description: CPI is tendering to create two framework agreements for the supply of Fermentation and Cell Culture Analysis (Lot 1) and Cell Counting (Lot 2) Equipment.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Centre for Process Innovation

street: Wilton Centre, Wilton

postalCode: TS10 4RF


title: Provision of an Advocacy Service for Adults with Learning Disabilities, Older People, Adults with Physical Disabilities and Carers.

description: Dorset County Council must involve people in decisions made about them and their care and support. No matter how complex a person's needs we are required to help people express their wishes and feelings, support them in weighing up their options, and assist them in making their own decisions. People are entitled to be in control of their own lives but sometimes, whether through frailty, disability, financial circumstances or social attitudes, they may find themselves in a position where their ability to exercise choice or represent their own interests is limited. In these circumstances, advocacy can help ensure that an individual's views and needs are heard, respected and acted upon. Provision's for the advocacy service will fall into 2 categories; statutory duties that Dorset County Council must provide under the Care Act 2014 and non-statutory duties that Dorset County Council may provide. Non-statutory advocacy in this context is defined as issues-based advocacy and helps people say what they want, secure their rights, represent their interests and obtain the services they need. Dorset County Council will appoint a Provider who has a proven track record of providing advocacy services to adults and of working with local authorities in partnership to achieve this. The contract is to commence on 1.1.2016 and expire on 31.12.2016 (1 year). There is an option to extend for a further period of up to 1 year. Any extension will be dependent upon the continued availability of funding and performance of the Provider during the contract period.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Dorset County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: DT1 1XJ

Dorset Advocacy

street: Unit 13 - 15 Jubilee Court, Paceycombe Way

postalCode: DT1 3AE


title: WP3097A - Bereavement Support Service

description: Walsall Council is looking for a suitably experienced and qualified organisation to deliver a borough wide service to bereaved adults living in Walsall who require support. The service will provide caring and sensitive support to promote well being and independence. The support offered will be appropriate to the needs of the bereaved person, with the purpose of enabling the person to adapt to their new situation and support them to return to a similar level of functioning prior to their bereavement The service will be prevention focused; it will be required to: • Provide telephone support to all referrals to help ‘normalise’ the thoughts and feelings and in some cases the physical symptoms that they may be experiencing as a result of their loss. For some referrals this may be all the support that is required. • Provide up to 6 bereavement support sessions, where referrals require more time to reflect on their loss experience to enable the bereaved person to adapt to their situation whilst helping them to return to a similar level of functioning to that which they experienced prior to their bereavement. • Provide specialist interventions for a smaller number of people experiencing a more complex or complicated grief reaction. All referrals will be triaged to effectively assess the level of support required and promote independence.

Walsall Council e-Tendering

street: Darwall Street, Walsall

postalCode: WS1 1TP


title: Support for Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) Customers.

description: The claimant group targeted by this provision face multiple barriers to employment, such as, management of health conditions, lack of financial and personal budgeting skills, lack of confidence and motivation, dealing with decision-making. The primary barriers faced by this claimant group are health conditions. Claimants many have multiple health conditions, which include but is not limited to, physical conditions, mental conditions and learning difficulties. As a result of these barriers, the target claimant group is disadvantaged in the labour market. The principal aim of this provision are to improve the employability rate and get participants into sustained jobs.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price:
Quality:
Delivery performance:
Risk:
Overall cost-effectiveness:

Department for Work and Pensions

street: Quarry House

postalCode: LS2 7UA

Doncaster Deaf Trust

street: Leger Way

postalCode: DN2 6AY


title: GB-Bradford: Marine GeoTechnical Survey

description: to carry out a marine geotechnical survey and collect core samples from a designated area within the North Sea

University of Bradford

street: Richmond Building, Richmond Road

postalCode: BD1 7DP


title: Property

description: Property, Material Damage, Business Interruption, Contract Works, Money, Computers, Specified All Risks.

title: Casualty, Motor and Fidelity Guarantee

description: Casualty, Motor and Fidelity Guarantee.

title: Engineering Inspection and Insurance

description: Engineering Inspection and Insurance.

title: Group Personal Accident and Travel

description: Group Personal Accident and Travel.

description: Insurance services. Property insurance services. Fire insurance services. Weather and financial loss insurance services. Weather-related insurance services. Damage or loss insurance services. Contractor's all-risk insurance services. Pecuniary loss insurance services. Liability insurance services. Financial loss insurance services. General liability insurance services. Professional liability insurance services. Motor vehicle liability insurance services. Motor vehicle insurance services. Insurance related to Transport. Engineering, auxiliary, average, loss, actuarial and salvage insurance services. Engineering insurance services. Accident and health insurance services. Accident insurance services. Health insurance services. Voluntary health insurance services. Provision of Insurance Services (excluding the provision of insurance broking services).

Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council

street: The Campus

postalCode: AL8 6AE


title: Provision of Building Cleaning Services.

description: Provision of cleaning services to schools, academies, fire stations, day centres, youth centres, libraries, sports centres and other council buildings.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Quality — Tender Submission: 25
Quality — Contractor Presentations: 15


title: GB-London: Accreditation of Payroll Suppliers

description: Wandsworth Borough Council is establishing a framework of accredited service providers for the provision of direct payments advice and support services to service users managing personal budgets.

Wandsworth Borough Council

street: Town Hall, Wandsworth High Street

postalCode: SW18 2PU


title: Penryn College

title: The Roseland Community College

title: Wadebridge School

title: Sir James Smith School

title: Cornwall Schools Group.

description: The Contracting Authority is looking for a suitably qualified cleaning contractor to manage the daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, 6 monthly, annual and periodic cleaning requirements to the sites. This may also involve the services relating to window cleaning and consumable items. The Contracting Authorities are looking for a single contractor provision with the addition of an area manager dedicated to this contract.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Staffing: 35
Customer care: 10
Service delivery: 15
Contract price: 40

The 'Cornwall Schools Group'

street: Gonvena Hill

postalCode: PL27 6BU

Glen Cleaning Ltd

street: Merchants Road, Hotwells

postalCode: BS8 4QD


measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

description: This is an 'Award Notice' for the University of Bath requirement for a contractor to undertake the construction of a 2 storey research building of c. 1 800 m2 in the south-west of the campus.

title: Construction of the Milner Centre for Evolution — Main Contractor.

University of Bath

street: Procurement, Claverton Down

postalCode: BA2 7AY

Wrw Construction Ltd

street: Anchor Point, North Dock

postalCode: SA15 2LF


name: Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust TQ21

title: Learning and Physical Disability Framework Agreement CPU762.

description: Services for adults with learning disabilities and physical disabilities that are person centred, of high quality, safe and cost effective. The framework comprises seven categories: Category 1 — Supported Living and Support at Home for Adults with Physical Disabilities Category 2 — Supported Living Services and Support at Home for Adults with Physical Disabilities and Complex Needs Category 3 — Supported Living Services and Support at Home for Adults with Learning Disabilities Category 4 — Supported Living Services and Support at Home for Adults with Learning Disabilities who have significant additional needs arising from Autistic Spectrum Disorder Category 5 — Supported Living Services and Support at Home for Adults with Learning Disabilities who have significant additional needs arising from Mental Health, Substance Misuse, Personality Disorder or Chaotic Lifestyles Category 6 — Supported Living Services for Adults with Severe or Profound Learning Disabilities, who have significant additional needs arising from Multiple Disabilities, Complex Health and Physical Disabilities Category 7 — Day Time Support Services for Adults with Learning Disabilities.

Oxfordshire County Council

postalCode: OX1 1ND

Advance Support

street: 2 Witqn Way

postalCode: OX28 6FH

Affinity Trust

street: 1 St Andrews Court

postalCode: OX9 3WT

Brandon Trust

street: Britannia Road

postalCode: BS34 5TA

Dimensions UK Ltd

street: Unit 1 Apple Tree Barns

postalCode: IP8 3JQ

H F Trust Ltd

street: Potash Lane

postalCode: OX14 4DR

Kingwood Trust

street: 2 Chalfont Court

postalCode: RG6 5SY

Life Path Trust

street: 511 Walsgrave Road

postalCode: CV2 4AG

MacIntyre

street: 602 South Seventh Street

postalCode: MK9 2JA

Real Life Options

street: A1 Business Park

postalCode: WF11 0BU

street: Slade House Horspath Driftway

postalCode: OX3 7JH

Royal Mencap Society

street: 3 Swan Court, Forder Way, Hampton, Cambridgeshire

postalCode: PE7 8GX

Style Acre

street: Evenlode House

postalCode: OX10 8BA

The Camden Society

street: 60 Holmes Road

postalCode: NW5 3AQ

Turning Point

street: The Exchange, 3 New York Street

postalCode: M1 4HN

United Response

street: Vantage House 1 Weir Road

postalCode: SW19 8UX


title: New Biomedical Research Building Architect and Associated Services.

description: The University of Manchester, wishes to appoint a company to deliver Architectural and associated services for the New Biomedical Research Building. The current preferred building option is a 3 block multi-storey construction (horseshoe shaped) and it is intended that the 3 blocks will be separately constructed across 3 phases.

The University of Manchester

street: Oxford Road

postalCode: M13 9PL

Hawkins Brown

street: 3C Tariff Street

postalCode: M1 2FF


title: TFORMAT LTD / 15-05-15

description: CONTRACT AWARD ONLY

procurementMethodDetails: :NotApplicable

The Open University

street: Finance Division, Walton Hall,

postalCode: MK7 6BP


title: Cisco Equipment Support and Maintenance

description: To provide Break Fix support for BU owned Cisco Equipment. BU has sorted this part of its Cisco equipment estate by support renewal dates and the list of equipment has support finishing within the 1 to 6 months

Bournemouth University

street: Bournemouth House, Christchurch Road

postalCode: BH1 3LH


title: CP2736A - Proposed Modular Kitchen Building at Ashover Primary School

Derbyshire County Council

street: Derbyshire County Council,

postalCode: DE4 3AG


title: Architect-led design team services for HLF-funded museum refurbishment and extension.

description: An architect-led design team with conservation expertise is required to deliver design development services (RIBA stages 2 and 3) and scheme delivery services (RIBA stages 4 — 6) for the ‘Developing Manchester Jewish Museum — New Audiences, New Experiences’ project. The project will fully restore the museum's Grade II* listed synagogue building and will create a new museum extension to house new galleries and spaces for learning, events and commercial operations. The design team will comprise the following disciplines: 1. Architect, including conservation specialism. 2. Principal Designer services under the CDM 2015 regulations. 3. Quantity Surveyor. 4. Structural Engineer, ideally with conservation accreditation (CARE). 5. Mechanical and Electrical Services Engineer. 6. Consultant to develop the Conservation Management Plan, who may be part of the design team leader's organisation but must be able to demonstrate independence from the design process in developing CMPs. 7. Landscape design. (See also ‘additional information’ at section VI.3). Interested parties must submit a completed Pre-Qualification Questionnaire to express interest. NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=164652 The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at http://www.myTenders.org/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality assessment — tender: 30
Quality assessment — interview: 30
Price and value for money — fee for services to RIBA stage 3: 20
Price and value for money — fee for RIBA stages 4 to 6: 20

Manchester Jewish Museum

street: 190 Cheetham Hill Road

postalCode: M8 8LW

Citizens Design Bureau Ltd

street: 2 Christchurch Square

postalCode: E9 7HU


name: Coventry University Higher Education Corporation

title: Supply and installation of a Dynamometer and Battery Emulator at CUHECG.

description: This tender is for the supply of a complete turnkey working Dynamometer supplied with a Battery Emulator, Hardware, control equipment, and control software is needed. Supplier proposals should also include power and control cables and ancillary wiring Ethernet cabling etc to ensure an easy installation into the University's facility. The Dynamometer is primarily for the purpose of performance research in the fields of Hybrid vehicles and Powertrain configurations. This contract has not been split into lots as due to the specific nature of the equipment and the importance for it to all configure.

street: Alan Berry Building, Priory Street

postalCode: CV1 5FB


title: GB-Gainsborough: Consultancy in respect of Hemswell Cliff Strategic Development Area

description: The Masterplan is required to inform the potential for the future growth and development of the Hemswell Cliff Strategic Development Area. It must also inform and have regard to the emerging Central Lincolnshire Local Plan. The process needs to consider the potential options for both employment and residential growth, outline the associated key infrastructure/facilities/services requirements and develop a green space framework as the setting for this strategic development area.

West Lindsey District Council

street: Guildhall, Marshall's Yard

postalCode: DN21 2NA


title: Career development opportunities for artists and bands in the contemporary popular music sector

description: The current Momentum fund will close at the end of 2015/16. We have an investment available for 2016/17 – 2017/18 to continue to address the career development of artists and bands; however we are looking to review its aims to take account of other provision and opportunities in order to better address gaps in support. A funding commitment after 2017/18 is not confirmed, and therefore we wish to consider how best to ensure sustainability of support in the absence of further funding. For example, to consider how ACE can develop responsibilities and opportunities for artist support within the existing industry, and act as funder via our standard programmes rather than through bespoke funds. In 2013 ACE commissioned a study to establish what type and level support services for artists and bands were available . We now require a piece of research to build on this and explore how well these support services are supporting artists and bands, and what gaps exist in provision.

The Arts Council of England

street: 21 Bloomsbury Street,

postalCode: WC1B 3HF


title: Tanker Radiography and report

description: Tanker Radiography and report.

HEALTH & SAFETY EXECUTIVE

street: Health & Safety Laboratory, Harpur Hill


name: Department of Regional Development, Transport NI (TNI)

title: DRD TNI — Supply of Unmetered Electricity for Public Streetlighting in NI

title: DRD — Supply of Unmetered Electricity for Public Street Lighting in NI.

description: DRD Roads Service is responsible for the operation of the public lighting network (i.e. street lights, illuminated traffic signs, traffic signals and car park equipment) in Northern Ireland. This responsibility includes procurement of the electricity used by these assets. DRD Roads Service has a duty to maintain public lighting and this contract is for the Supply of Unmetered Electricity for Public Lighting on the road network, from the 1.4.2015 to 31.3.2016.

street: Clarence Court, 10-18 Adelaide Street

postalCode: BT2 8GB

Lissan Coal Company Ltd

street: 16 Churchtown Road

postalCode: BT80 9XD


name: English Heritage-National Heritage Protection Commissions

title: 7178 Assessing the Value of Community Generated Historic Environment Research

description: English Heritage has been funding the creation of Research Frameworks and Reference Resources for over twenty years. One of the primary objectives of developing Research Frameworks was to promote collaboration across the sector, bringing together the academic, local authority and commercial sectors. The intention has been to produce frameworks that could be used to coordinate and promote historic environment research. Up until now, however, local societies and community groups have not been so well engaged with this process, nor has their research been as valued as that produced academically and through the planning system. This project, aims to evaluate the value that community group generated research (archaeology, historic building and local history studies) has and could potentially have and provide a platform for developing further collaboration across the sector. This brief invites tenders for a project to assess: • The amount of research being undertaken by community groups and • The potential scholarly value that this research could offer to enhance Research Resources, in particular those used to support the planning system.

street: Swindon

postalCode: SN2 2EH


title: 007/0165/15 Sales Promotion Services.

description: The following is provided in good faith and is intended only as a preliminary background explanation to the Translink Group's requirement it does not purport to be all inclusive. To further enhance public transport in Northern Ireland, Translink is seeking to appoint a full service sales promotion agency to implement a programme of promotional services to increase passenger transport journeys and revenue. This requirement will include delivery of a range of strategic sales promotional campaigns promoting Translink and its service brands (including Metro, NI Railways, Ulsterbus, Goldline, Enterprise, Park and Ride), major market segments (including young people, senior citizens, visitors) and Translink products. Further details can be found at www.translink.co.uk Implementation of Belfast Rapid Transit (BRT) is planned for Autumn 2018 and it is anticipated that promotional services for BRT may form part of this requirement. The aim of this exercise is to appoint 1 supplier to fulfil the specification. The anticipated start date is May 2016. Dates may be subject to change. The Translink Group reserve the right to accept part of any Tender from 1 or any number of Tenderers and may change the contracting strategy at any time. Once you have selected the action to ‘Express Interest’ you should view the CFT documents, then once you have completed your PQQ click on the ‘Tender’ option in the menu and follow the instructions.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

Translink

street: Milewater Road

postalCode: BT3 9BG


title: New Affordable Housing Development at Runnymead Campus, Englefield Green, Egham, TW20 0JZ

description: The project comprises the design and construction of approximately 6 units comprising 28 units of affordable housing and 8 units of market housing on the Coopers Hill Lane part of the Runnymede Campus (15 x houses and 21 x apartments) Planning Consent Ref No RU 11/027.

Southern Housing Group Ltd

street: Spire Court, Albion Way

postalCode: RH12 1JW


title: Refurbishments works

description: SPR14287 - Please carry out refurbishment works to the Old Library School Office

NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY

street: 4th Floor King's Gate,

postalCode: NE1 7RU


title: Call Handling Software

description: West Dorset District Council procured on behalf of itself and Weymouth and Portland Borough Council for call handling software. This includes telephone and electronic enquiry service. The contract period is for an initial 6 months which, if successful will be extended for a term of 3 years.

West Dorset District Council

street: South Walks House, South Walks Road

postalCode: DT1 1UZ


title: Provision of an External Benefits Processing Service.

description: The City of Edinburgh Council wishes to appoint up to three suitably experienced providers for the provision of a processing service for Housing Benefit, Council Tax Reduction, Discretionary Housing Payments (DHP), Council Tax and Non-Domestic Rate (NNDR) claims under a Framework Agreement for a two year period with the option to extend annually for a further 2 years. The estimated contract value is 260 000 GBP per annum. The full specification is available by downloading the tender documentation. Note: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at: http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=345414 The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at: http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Cost: 40

The City of Edinburgh Council

street: Waverley Court, 4 East Market Street

postalCode: EH8 8BG

Liberata UK Ltd

street: 4th Floor, Weston House, 246 High Holborn

postalCode: WC1V 7EX

Capita Plc

street: 71 Victoria Street, Westminster

postalCode: SW1H 0XA

Civica

street: 2 Burston Road, Putney

postalCode: SW15 6AR


title: Review and Attendance for EC CAST project advisory group

description: Review and General Assembly attendance for EC CAST Project advisory group Year 2

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT LIMITED

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


title: General Support Enabling Contract

description: The Contractors holding General Support Enabling Contracts were invited to bid for the line items listed on Tranche 39&40 in accordance with the contractual process. The awarded line items are attached.

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

street: Babcock DSG, Building B15, MOD Donnington

postalCode: TF2 8JT


title: Provision of a Force Medical Officer to Support Occupational Health for Essex Police.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 50
Quality: 50
Delivery performance:
Risk:
Overall cost-effectiveness:

Kent Police

street: Kent Police HQ

postalCode: ME15 9BZ

People Asset Management Ltd

street: 13-15 Springfield Street

postalCode: WA1 1BB


name: NHS Supply Chain acting as agent for NHS Business Services Authority


title: Meridian Water Master Developer.

description: Enfield Council is seeking a master developer/consortium to deliver the 1 500 000 000 GBP Meridian Water development opportunity. The Meridian Water development opportunity is included within an area of approximately 85 hectare in a prime location adjacent to the waterside environment of the Lee Valley Regional Park and within the London-Stansted-Cambridge Corridor, which has a population of 2 000 000 and a GBP 161 000 000 000 economy. The site benefits from excellent transport links with central London 20 minutes away by train and easy access to the major road routes of the M25 and A406. Meridian Water is a development site with unparalleled opportunity. The Council's feasibility work indicates that the developable area can achieve approximately 8 000 new homes, the full range of neighbourhood facilities and over 3 000 new jobs. The Council has made excellent progress on bringing forward the delivery of Meridian Water: — the project has been awarded Housing Zone status; — the Council has completed the acquisition of 9 hectares of developable land and is actively negotiating further land acquisitions with landowners; — funding has been allocated to relocate the existing Angel Road train station southwards to a more central position within Meridian Water in 2018 and the station will be renamed Meridian Water Station; — funding has been agreed to provide a new railway track which will increase rail provision to 4 trains an hour from 2018 and the opportunity for Crossrail 2; — a new educational establishment will be opened in 2016, a new park is being constructed and the Lee Valley Heat Network company has been established to provide green and affordable energy from 2018. The Council is now seeking a master developer/consortium with the vision, commitment to quality of design, expertise, financial capacity and place making credentials to ensure that Meridian Water has an enduring positive legacy. The appointed master developer/consortium will need to bring a proven track record in large scale and transformative urban regeneration. The master developer/consortium will be able to demonstrate a commitment to place-making through development management, urban design, planning, finance, management and plot sales in order to maximise the scheme's potential. In particular the Council is looking for a master developer/consortium who can maximise the number of quality mixed tenure homes, and new jobs as well as delivering the necessary supporting infrastructure including shops, community facilities, roads and utilities. The Council is keen to work with a master developer/consortium who can deliver Meridian Water within accelerated time scales; the Council views a large proportion of private rented sector homes as being 1 way in which delivery can be expedited. The Council wishes to work in partnership with a master developer/consortium with the financial capacity to support the Council to assemble the remainder of the developable land at Meridian Water. The Council is prepared to use Compulsory Purchase Order powers as a last resort in the instance that negotiations are unsuccessful. The Council has already expended a large amount of money on Meridian Water and is committed to further investment on the project. The Council is looking for an arrangement which can provide the Council with a return on investment via assets and cash as well as ensure that the project does not have a negative impact on the Council's ongoing revenue position. The Council has an excellent track record of completing OJEU procurements within reduced time scales and the intention is to identify a preferred master developer/consortium six months from posting the OJEU Notice. Submission of a summary master plan will be a bid requirement and the successful bidder will be expected to achieve a start on site during 2016.

London Borough of Enfield

street: Enfield Council, Silver Street, Enfield

postalCode: EN1 3XA


description: Stevenage Borough Council has awarded a contract: Supply of two 7.5 tonne chassis with remounted bodies

Stevenage Borough Council

street: Stevenage Borough Council, Daneshill House, Danestrete

postalCode: SG1 1HN


title: Freight Consolidation and Delivery Service Provider.

description: the London Borough of Camden with its partners, the London Borough of Enfield and the London Borough of Islington are seeking expressions of interest from organisations to provide a freight hub and delivery service. Camden intends to establish a single-provider Framework Agreement for a period of up to 4 years (3 years + 1 extension). The freight hub and delivery service will consolidate goods from multiple external suppliers and complete the onward delivery to its partners and end users' buildings, including a range of public and private sector organisations. The successful delivery partner will be willing to work with Camden and other Boroughs to create the new service and share the risks and benefits of doing so. The establishment of a Framework Agreement will allow other interested parties to join the service over time, as fee-paying customers and benefit from consolidated freight deliveries. It is anticipated that the successful service delivery partner will provide the Borough partners with a financial incentive based on the volume of new fee-paying business introduced into the consolidation service. The other existing LB partners Islington and Enfield have committed at least until the end of 2015/16. The freight hub and delivery service will be based at a physical location located near to central London that receives the goods that are delivered by the Councils' and other customers suppliers. Once the goods are received from the suppliers the Consolidation Centre service provider repackages the range of goods received and prepares them for onward delivery to the Council and other customer's sites in a planned and well managed delivery route. The vision for freight consolidation service is as follows: I. to establish a consolidation centre for the amalgamation of supplies to customers across a wide London geography based on measures of financial, environmental and customer-experience benefits; II. to tackle urban congestion and freight deliveries in a new and innovative way that works for all stakeholders; III. to attract other Borough Councils, private sector companies and institutions to partner or utilise the centre(s) in the future; IV. to establish the freight consolidation service as self-financing or operating on a minimal cost basis through negotiated discounts with suppliers for adopting a single point delivery and will explore other opportunities to establish the concept on a commercial basis. This innovative project is the first of its kind in the UK whereby a council seeks to take control and change the supply chain for its own goods for financial benefits as well as environmental and customer service benefits. This tender is being conducted using the new Competitive Procedure with Negotiation as described in the 2015 procurement regulations. Interested firms should complete and submit a pre-qualification questionnaire, which is available on the website www.uk.eu-supply.com Firms will be shortlisted to be invited to tender based on their PQQ responses. The invitation to tender will include the full specification and the Framework Agreement and Call-off terms and conditions, as well as the quality Method Statements and pricing template which firms must complete and return. (Full instructions are contained in the Invitation to Tender documents) The Council is adopting a Competitive Procedure with Negotiation (CPWN) as described in the Public Contract Regulations 2015. The process and anticipated time-scales are described later in this section. The CPWN is a new procedure that allows the Council the opportunity to advertise the service requirement receive initial tenders and then negotiate with suppliers following receipt of initial tenders with a view to improving the tenders that are received. Following the negotiation stage, final tenders will be invited from tenderers and these will be evaluated in accordance with the Criteria set out in the following section. At the conclusion of the process it is the Council's intention to award a Framework Agreement to the most economically advantageous tenderer. The council reserves the right to down-select between initial and final tenders but also the council reserves right to take all bidders through. The Council reserves the right to negotiate any aspect of the tenderers response including Pricing Template and/or Method Statements. The Council also reserves the right to change the format and/or structure of the tender documentation depending upon the outcome of the negotiation stage(s). The tender instructions are designed to ensure that all Tenderers are given equal and fair consideration. It is important therefore that you provide all the information asked for in the format and order specified. Tenderers should read the instructions to tender carefully before completing the tender documentation. Failure to comply with these requirements for completion and submission of the Tender Response may result in the rejection of the Tender. Tenderers are advised therefore to acquaint themselves fully with the extent and nature of the Council's requirements as stated in the specification and elsewhere in the tender documentation. The contracting authority reserves the right to award the contract on the basis of the initial tenders without conducting negotiations'.

London Borough of Camden

street: 5 Pancras Square

postalCode: N1C 4AG


title: Clinical Trials Unit Database Management System.

description: The University of Southampton is contracting for the supply of a Clinical Trials Unit Database Management System for one of its departments. The Clinical Trials Unit (SCTU), Faculty of Medicine, University of Southampton is a research group that coordinates national and international clinical trials, which uses a clinical trial data management system (CTDMS) for capturing and managing results data. The SCTU currently handle an average of 15 active trials at any 1 time, starting approximately four new trials per year. The CTU manage trials in all phases (I-IV) with the average duration of 4 years, although a number of longer term trials run for up to 10 years. The SCTU has a requirement to procure an off the shelf Remote Data Capture (RDC) Clinical Trials database management system. The chosen solution will allow the clinical trials unit to expand on the number of active trials working with a professional, modern, fit for purpose system which requires minimal adaptation prior to roll out. A successful and timely implementation is vital to ensuring that the SCTU is able to continue with core business; To avoid a loss of income and impact on the professional reputation of SCTU, Faculty of Medicine and the University of Southampton. The University and the clinical trials unit has strict Data Protection requirements and therefore any selected solution must be able to meet the University's strict requirements in relation to data protection. This contract commenced on 5.5.2016 and was awarded under the Open procedure. The high-level evaluation criteria was based upon a 70:30 quality/cost ratio (further details can be found at IV.2.1)).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Supplementary information: 10
Functional requirements: 30
Non-functional requirements: 20
Live demonstrations: 10
Pricing: 30

University of Southampton

street: University Road

postalCode: SO17 1BJ

Medidata Solutions Inc.

street: EMEA Office, Metro Building, 7th Floor, 1 Butterwick, Hammersmith


title: I H S subscription

description: I H S subscription

Swindon Borough Council

street: Swindon Borough Council, Civic Offices, Euclid Street

postalCode: SN1 2JH


title: DEMOLITION OF WAVES LEISURE POOL

description: Demolition of Waves Leisure Pool, Blackburn; comprising of pulling down of building, grubbing-up of foundations and disused services, removal of asbestos, filling of void and raising levels to that of perimeter of site with compacted crushed fill. Removal of waste and debris from site to licensed tip or where possible recycling.

Blackburn with Darwen

street: Town Hall, King William Street

postalCode: BB1 7DY


name: DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT, FOOD & RURAL AFFAIRS

title: Supply of Two Freezers To The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA)

description: The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) requires the supply, and delivery of two identical freezers for use within its Virology department. The Equipment is required as a contingency to safely store certain viruses within containment.

street: DEFRA,

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


title: Salford Handypersons Service.

description: Repair and maintenance services. Salford Handypersons Service.

Salford City Council

street: Unity House, Chorley Road

postalCode: M27 5AW


title: Supply of E Procurement and Inventory Management System.

Poole Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

street: Longfleet road

postalCode: BH15 2JB


name: Saint Gobain Building Distribution Limited t/a Bassets

name: NORTH WESTERN UNIVERSITIES PURCHASING CONSORTIUM LIMITED

title: Framework Agreement for Plumbing, Sanitary and Heating Equipment, Supplies and Associated Services

description: The NWUPC has a requirement to establish a Framework Agreement for the supply of Plumbing, Sanitary and Heating Equipment, Supplies and Associated Services. NWUPC is managing this procurement process in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (the ‘Regulations’) on behalf of Member Institutions of NWUPC, NEUPC, HEPCW, SUPC, LUPC and CPC. The NWUPC is establishing the Framework Agreement as a central purchasing body for itself and Its Member Institutions (Other Contracting Bodies (OCB)). This means that Member Institutions referred to in the OJEU Notice may also participate in the Framework Agreement. This Framework Agreement will commence on 1.1.2016 for an initial period of 24 months until 31.12.2017 with the option to extend the Framework Agreement for 12 months until 31.12.2018 and a further 12 months until 31.12.2019 subject to satisfactory Economic Operator performance. The Framework Agreement will be split into 3 lots as follows: Lot 1 — Supply of Plumbing and Sanitary Equipment, Supplies and Associated Services. Lot 2 — Supply of Heating Equipment, Supplies and Associated Services. Lot 3 — One Stop Shop. The Tenderer can apply for a single lot or for multiple lots. You only need to complete and return 1 ITT document no matter how many lots you are applying for. However you must indicate in section 4 Lot Application which of the lots You wish to apply for. You will also have to complete any lot specific pricing documents. A full list of the documents required for a complete tender submission is provided in section 19 Document Check-list. Each bid will be assessed on its own merits and each lot will be awarded separately. Successful award on a particular lot does not enable You to supply under any other lot. Deadline for submitting your tender return 13.00 hrs on Friday 23rd October 2015 through In-Tend: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/nwupc/aspx/Home Please obtain the tender documents and further clarifications through In-Tend: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/nwupc/aspx/Home Please submit your clarifications through In-Tend: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/nwupc/aspx/Home

street: 17 Bloom Street,

postalCode: M1 3HZ


title: Supply of Electric Power to Buckinghamshire NHS Trust.

description: Establishment of a Framework for the supply of electric power to 19 non half-hourly meters with a combined annual consumption of approximately 1.2 GWhs and 3 half-hourly meters with a combined annual consumption of 18.6 GWhs. The total portfolio consumption is 19.8 GWhs annually. It is envisaged that this will comprise a 35 month supply contract, starting on 1.5.2015, with an option to extend by 6 months — this option will be at the sole discretion of Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust. The non half-hourly sites will be added to the contract from 1.4.2016. Only suppliers holding the relevant Ofgem supply licenses will be eligible for receipt of the tender documentation, copies may be required as evidence of eligibility prior to documentation being sent out.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 67
Price: 33

Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust

street: Stoke Mandeville Hospital, Mandeville Road

postalCode: HP21 8AL

British Gas Trading Limited

street: 2600 John Smith Drive, Oxford Business Park South

postalCode: OX4 2JY


title: Customer Care Training (VHEY)

description: To register your interest in this opportunity you will need to log onto Hull City Council tender portal YORtender, please go to https://www.yortender.co.uk/procontract/supplier.nsf. For first time users of the system you will need to register your company details on the system before you obtain the documentation. There is an online help facility and additional support can be obtained via the YORtender Supplier Helpline number 01670 597136 or alternatively Hull City Council Supplier Helpline Number 01482 300301, if you are experiencing problems obtaing the documentation.

Hull City Council

street: The Guildhall, Alfred Gelder Street,

postalCode: HU1 2AA


title: PURCH1304 Construction Delivery Partner — Estate Development Strategy.

University of Glasgow

street: Procurement Office, Tay House

postalCode: G12 8QQ


name: Concept Building Services (Southern) Ltd

title: Broxhead House Business Enterprise Centre Capital Works, Bordon

description: The Homes & Communities Agency (HCA) is seeking a Contractor to refurbish an existing building for use as a new Business and Enterprise Centre (BEC) in Whitehill and Bordon, Hampshire on a site formerly known as Louisburg Barracks. Once refurbished, the Victorian military building will offer: Circa 1500 m2 of GIA, providing approximately 900 m2 of net-lettable office floorspace, A new-build visitor entrance and reception area, Meeting rooms, conference and event facilities, Virtual office services for home-based businesses A business lounge with hot-desking and Wi-Fi Adequate parking The work comprises, but is not limited to the following: Demolition of low grade extensions Minor structural alterations Extensive building refurbishment and decoration Renewed Building Services Construction of extensions External works and Landscaping Infrastructure works within property boundary The above works will be procured through a single Contractor, rather than individual packages for respective trades/disciplines. Procurement of an Operator for the completed Business Enterprise Centre is not part of this notice. Procurement will be via single stage traditional route, utilising JCT Form of Contract without quantities. Firms wishing to tender should download all documentation and return by the deadline given. It is envisaged that work will commence early January 2016. The completion of the roof works will be subject to Sectional Completion, full details of which will be contained within the Tender Documentation.

HOMES & COMMUNITIES AGENCY

street: Rider Levett Bucknall, Embassy House, 86 Queens Avenue

postalCode: BS8 1SB


title: Maintenance, Repair and Testing: Fire Alarm Systems (MSC024/15).

description: The provision of a high quality maintenance service for the Colleges Fire Alarm Systems on a planned preventative and reactive maintenance basis (please see the Background section within the PQQ Guidance Notes on Intend) to include heat/smoke detector testing on annual basis, spread over 3 terms. The requirement also includes the provision of an emergency callout service to the College including physical attendance at site in Egham (TW20 0EX) within 4 hours.

Royal Holloway and Bedford New College

street: Egham Hill

postalCode: TW20 0EX


title: Repair and consolidation works to the catacombs in Anfield Cemetery

description: Liverpool City Council seeks seeks the professional services needed to prepare a tender package and supervise the implementation of the specialist Conservation works to the two grade II listed buildings the North and South catacombs in Anfield Cemetery

Liverpool City Council

street: Municipal Building, Dale Street

postalCode: L1 6DH


title: RFQ - 000682 Asset Tracking

description: Asset Tagging

YPO

street: 41 Industrial Park,

postalCode: WF2 0XE


title: Agricultural Telehandler/Loadall

description: Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council are in the market to purchase an Agricultural Telehandler/Loadall. The Machine must be suitable for agricultural use, have joystick controls, engine approximately 100HP, hydraulic trailer hitch, front carriage to be fitted to fit euro hitch fittings, to be supplied complete with pallet forks and 1.5cu metre bucket approximately 7ft 6' wide. Interested parties are requested to submit quotations by email to helen_robinson@sandwell.gov.uk to include their delivery lead time. The closing date for receipt of quotations is 12.00 Noon on Wednesday 20th May 2015.

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Freeth Street, Oldbury

postalCode: B69 3DE


title: Unconscious Bias (GMC242)

description:
Our current programme of work on unconscious bias focuses on decision making within our regulatory activities. We want to identify some external expertise to do the following:

 a Develop and deliver unconscious bias training for decision makers involved in our regulatory activities. This would provide a safe space for colleagues to explore where bias might influence their work.

 b To brief HR on issues relating to unconscious bias in the workplace to enable them to support managers and staff in recruitment and selection activities.

 c Provide expert advice to the Equality and Diversity (E&D) team to help us further develop our guidance and work in this area.

 (MT Ref:146409)

General Medical Council (GMC)

street: 350 Euston Road

postalCode: NW1 3JN


title: Maintenance of Fitness Equipment

description: The Council is seeking a provider to service and maintain both its Resistant and Cardiovascular Equipment which is installed on the first floor at Jubilee2 Brunswick Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme Staffordshire ST5 1HG. The specification includes requirements linked to both preventative maintenance and reactive repair requirements

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

street: Civic Offices, Merrial Street

postalCode: ST5 2AG


title: KCL-00000679 Adult Tobacco Policy Survey

description: Researchers at the Department of Addictions, King’s College London, and Institute for Social Marketing, University of Stirling, are seeking to evaluate smokers’ response to new tobacco control policies. The main policy of interest is standardised (or plain) cigarette packaging, where all cigarettes will come in drab brown coloured packs with large health warnings. This is due to be implemented from May 20th 2016. The researchers will be using a longitudinal survey, to be conducted before and after the introduction of standardised packaging, to evaluate the impact, if any, on smokers. The researchers have extensive experience in designing longitudinal questionnaires for online administration. Although the times that surveys must be administered (fieldwork dates) are subject to change, Wave 1 is planned for April 2016, and Wave 2 for June 2017.

King's College London

street: 4, Windsor Walk, Denmark Hill

postalCode: SE5 8BB


title: GB-Leeds: Distribution Of Leaflets

description: NOMS Performance Hub: Development, Hosting and Support 2011 - 2016

Metro

street: Wellington House,,40-50, Wellington Street,

postalCode: LS1 2DE

Mouchel Management Consultancy Ltd

street: Export House,Cawsey Way,Woking

postalCode: GU21 6QX


title: CPB090 - Replacement Windows & Doors - Somercotes Infant & Nursery School

description: We invite quotations from competent contractors for the following. For the supply only of powder coated aluminium windows and doors. To supply and fit powder coated aluminium windows and doors at Somercotes Infants & Nursery School Tenderers are required to download and complete the attached Commercial Questionnaire and submit along with all relevant documentation including their quotation for the supply only of powder coated aluminium windows and the supply and fit of powder coated aluminium windows in accordance with the attached documentation

Derbyshire County Council

street: Denby Business Unit, Prospect Road

postalCode: DE5 8RE


title: Contract for the operation of Exeter's waste transfer facility.

description: The Authority is currently constructing a waste transfer facility in Exeter which is anticipated to be ready for use from May 2015. The contract entails the operation of the facility. The waste transfer facility offers an approximate useful floor area of 540 square metres, surrounded on three sides by 5 metre high, reinforced concrete push walls.

Devon County Council

street: County Hall, Matford Lane Offices, Topsham Road

postalCode: EX2 4QD

Viridor Waste Management Limited

street: Youngman Place, Priory Bridge Road

postalCode: TA1 1AP


title: Electrical Supplies

title: DEL / SRC — The Provision of Supply and Delivery of Workshop Supplies for the School of Engineering and Construction (Cft 68973).

description: SRC provides a wide range of education and training courses to a student population in excess of 30,000. It employs approximately 1 100 staff in Armagh, Banbridge, Kilkeel, Lurgan, Newry and Portadown campuses. SRC aims are to raise the expectations and achievements of learners and widen participation in high quality education and training within a caring organisation. SRC require the successful contractor to supply, and deliver work shop supplies as specified in the pricing schedule (ID 68973 — Pricing Schedule) to the various College campuses. The supplies are divided into 4 Lots as below, contractors can bid for 1 or more Lot(s) however the Contractor must be able to supply all items within each Lot(s). — Lot 1 Electrical Supplies — Lot 2 Tiling Supplies — Lot 3 Plumbing Supplies — Lot 4 Building Supplies.

Southern Regional College

street: East/West Buildings Patrick Street

postalCode: BT35 8DN

Philip M Bassett Ltd

street: Mahon Industrial Area, Mahon Road, Portadown

postalCode: BT62 3EH

Eastower (N I) Ltd

street: 49 Windmill Street

postalCode: BT24 8HB

Beggs and Partners

street: 60/82 Great Patrick Street

postalCode: BT1 2NX


currency: EUR

title: Marches

description: Tariffing Marches.

title: Bristol and Mendips

description: Tariffing Bristol and Mendips.

title: Savernake

description: Tariffing Savernake.

title: South Devon

description: Tariffing South Devon.

title: North Devon

description: Tariffing Devon.

title: Cornwall

description: Tariffing Cornwall.

title: East and West Dean

description: Tariffing East and West Dean.

title: Exmoor and Quantocks

description: Tariffing Exmoor and Quantocks.

title: Tariffing and Surveying West England Forest District.

description: The Forestry Commission is inviting tenders for the provision of tariffing & surveying services in West England FD. We have broken the contract down into 8 Geographic areas (Lots). Cornwall, estimated 5 000 m³ obs per annum North Devon, estimated 20 000 m³ obs per annum South Devon, estimated 5 000 m³ obs per annum Exmoor & Quantocks, estimated 5 000 m³ obs per annum Savernake estimated, 15 000 m³ obs per annum Bristol & Mendips estimated, 5 000 m³ obs per annum East & West Dean estimated, 10 000 m³ obs per annum Marches estimated, 7 500 m³ obs per annum.

Forestry Commission

street: Bullers Hill

postalCode: EX6 7XR

Forest Fact

street: Dorest


title: Eling Learning Centre Fit Out

description: Fit Out Works to the Café, Mill and Learning Centre

New Forest District Council

street: Appletree Court, Beaulieu Road

postalCode: SO43 7PA


title: Secure on Street Cycle Parking Shelters.

London Borough of Lambeth

street: Town Hall, Brixton Hill

postalCode: SW2 1RW


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

title: Installation of Safer Cell Furniture at HMP Wetherby

description: Installation of safer cell furniture to the coffee shop at HMP Wetherby

NJL Construction

postalCode: NE3 1XD


name: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Essex, Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner

title: Air Conditioning and Ductwork Cleaning for Essex Police

description: Air Conditioning and Ductwork cleaning for Essex Police.

description: Kent Police Air Conditioning and Ductwork Cleaning, Maintenance and Servicing.

description: Essex Police Air Conditioning and Ductwork Cleaning, Maintenance and Servicing.

title: Air Conditioning and Ductwork: Cleaning, Servicing and Maintenance.

description: Routine cleaning, servicing and maintenance of air conditioning systems and ductwork for Essex Police in accordance with the task schedules and frequencies specified. Servicing will be carried out to maintain the equipment to a high standard to ensure that the equipment performs reliably.

The Kent Police and Crime Commissioner

street: Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner, Police Headquarters, Sutton Road

postalCode: ME15 9BZ

Airconaire Limited

street: Unit 6, Deacon Trading Estate, Knight Road

postalCode: ME2 2AU


title: Home Group- National Water Treatment-Legionella.

description: This contract is to deliver to ensure full compliance with the Approved Code of Practice and Guidance (ACOP L8), The Control of Legionella Bacteria in Water Systems. The main scope of works under this contract will include: Consultancy services to include consultancy, training, Risk Assessments, and Maintenance services to include cleaning, disinfection, Thermostatic Mixer Valve (TMV) installation and servicing, Base Exchange softener service, microbiological testing, water tank checking and replacement services and other. a. To include the undertaking and / or advice on how to undertake Risk Assessments (BS8580:2010) and Methods of Sampling for Legionella organisms in water and related materials (BS7592:1992). b. Provide a maintenance offer for all aspects of hot and cold water systems following HSE Technical Guidance, HSG274, Parts 1, 2 and 3.

Home Group

street: Mercury House, Belmont Business Park, Belmont

postalCode: DH1 1TW


name: Rochford & Rayleigh Citizens Advice Bureau

title: Advice Services - Rochford District Council

description: Rochford District Council (RDC) and Essex County Council (ECC) are commissioning from the Advice Sector in order to support customers seeking independent advice on the problems they face. The services being commissioned support the delivery of RDC’s overarching Corporate Plan (see Appendix B). The specification has been informed by a Needs Analysis undertaken by RDC, and by the outcome of a customer and stakeholder consultation undertaken jointly with Maldon District Council during January to April 2015. RDC will be the lead commissioning organisation given that it will be providing the majority of the funding. The start date for this Contract is to be 1st April 2016 for a period of 3 years. RDC and ECC are offering a three year contract to a single provider or to organisations working in partnership – a lead organisation must be identified. The outcomes commissioned will be reviewed and agreed on an annual basis and may change year on year to reflect changing customer needs. Where new and emerging issues are identified, RDC and ECC may request additional data where available to help understand the impact on service provision and inform service improvement and future commissioning. Funding for subsequent years will be reviewed annually based on delivery of the previous year’s outcomes. In order to ensure you receive all documents and clarifications, please can you send an email expressing an interest in this project to paula.jarvis@rochford.gov.uk Please send all clarification questions to paula.jarvis@rochford.gov.uk

Braintree District Council

street: Rochford District Council, 3-15 South Street

postalCode: SS4 1BW


title: Lot 1

description: Lot 1 Grid Reference SW742253.

title: Lot 2

description: Lot 2 Grid Reference SX643513.

title: Lot 3

description: Lot 3 Grid Reference SX223754.

title: Lot 4

description: Lot 4 Grid Reference SZ553791.

title: Lot 5

description: Lot 5 Grid Reference SY534889.

title: Lot 6

description: Lot 6 Grid Reference SY982770.

title: Lot 7

description: Lot 7 Grid Reference SY088842.

title: Lot 8

description: Lot 8 Grid Reference TQ376069.

title: Lot 9

description: Lot 9 Grid Reference SS641028.

title: Lot 10

description: Lot 10 Grid Reference SU873229.

title: Lot 11

description: Lot 11 Grid Reference TR213282.

title: Lot 12

description: Lot 12 Grid Reference ST087286.

title: Lot 13

description: Lot 13 Grid Reference ST980286.

title: Lot 14

description: Lot 14 Grid Reference TQ765286.

title: Lot 15

description: Lot 15 Grid Reference SS620481.

title: Lot 16

description: Lot 16 Grid Reference ST534543.

title: Lot 17

description: Lot 17 Grid Reference SU426543.

title: Lot 18

description: Lot 18 Grid Reference TQ319543.

title: Lot 19

description: Lot 19 Grid Reference ST038789.

title: Lot 20

description: Lot 20 Grid Reference ST980801.

title: Lot 21

description: Lot 21 Grid Reference SU873801.

title: Lot 22

description: Lot 22 Grid Reference TQ792818.

title: Lot 23

description: Lot 23 Grid Reference SN594039.

title: Lot 24

description: Lot 24 Grid Reference SO534059.

title: Lot 25

description: Lot 25 Grid Reference SP426059.

title: Lot 26

description: Lot 26 Grid Reference TL319059.

title: Lot 27

description: Lot 27 Grid Reference SM914229.

title: Lot 28

description: Lot 28 Grid Reference TL765316.

title: Lot 29

description: Lot 29 Grid Reference SO087316.

title: Lot 30

description: Lot 30 Grid Reference SO980316.

title: Lot 31

description: Lot 31 Grid Reference SP873316.

title: Lot 32

description: Lot 32 Grid Reference SN641574.

title: Lot 33

description: Lot 33 Grid Reference SO534574.

title: Lot 34

description: Lot 34 Grid Reference SP426574.

title: Lot 35

description: Lot 35 Grid Reference TL319574.

title: Lot 36

description: Lot 36 Grid Reference TM212576.

title: Lot 37

description: Lot 37 Grid Reference SO087832.

title: Lot 38

description: Lot 38 Grid Reference SO980832.

title: Lot 39

description: Lot 39 Grid Reference SP873832.

title: Lot 40

description: Lot 40 Grid Reference TL765832.

title: Lot 41

description: Lot 41 Grid Reference SH641089.

title: Lot 42

description: Lot 42 Grid Reference SJ534089.

title: Lot 43

description: Lot 43 Grid Reference SK426089.

title: Lot 44

description: Lot 44 Grid Reference TG435218.

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title: Second Cycle of the Field Data Collection for the National Forest Inventory (NFI) of Great Britain.

description: The Forestry Commission (FC), in conjunction with Natural Resources Wales (NRW), is the Government Department responsible for Britain's woodlands, and our mission is ‘to protect and expand Britain's forests and woodlands and to increase their value to society and the environment’. In order to achieve this effectively, we need to have accurate scientific and statistical information about Britain's woodlands, and to keep it up to date. To do this we periodically carry out an extensive survey of woodlands and forests in England, Scotland and Wales, and the information gathered in the surveys contributes to the National Forest Inventory (NFI) of Great Britain. With the information gathered by the NFI, the FC and other government organisations will be better equipped to draft policy and guidance for protecting and increasing the value of Britain's woodlands and forests, and to plan future developments, investment and research. To achieve this, and in accordance with our responsibilities under the Forestry Act (1967), NFI surveyors intend to visit approximately 15 000 1-hectare (2.5-acre) sample squares randomly located across Britain to gather representative information about woodlands. NFI surveyors will gather a variety of information, such as tree species, heights and ages, and the woodland area within each 1-ha sample square. The FC will then use this information to assess the biodiversity value and general condition of Britain's woodlands, as well as any potential they have for sustainable timber production. This will help the FC and other relevant government organisations and forest users to monitor a range of woodland issues, focus attention on what is important, and inform decisions about the future of forestry. The information will also help the United Kingdom meet international commitments, such as reporting for the Global Forest Resources Assessment and the Ministerial Conference on the Protection of Forests in Europe (MCPFE). It can also contribute to the process of estimating how much carbon is stored in Britain's woodlands. All information gathered is held in the strictest confidence, and it will not be used to police, regulate or directly affect management of individual woods in any way. Information will only be published in a summary form that does not reveal information about individual woodland holdings. The main reporting units (Great Britain, country and regional) are shown below, and although ‘customised’ reports might also be produced for some smaller areas, these, too, will not reveal any information about individual woodland holdings. This contract is divided into 108 individual Bid Areas (Lots). If a tenderer wishes to bid for work a separate price/bid must be made for each Bid Area. Each bid per Bid Area will be assessed according to the criteria set out in this document. Bids will be won strictly on scoring subject to the caveat below. In order for a tender to be assessed by the FC for this Framework Contract the following stipulations must be met: — 1 or more representatives of the supplier must pass the mandatory field test prior to a tender being evaluated; — A minimum of 2 Bid Areas (Lots) must be tendered for; — The Supplier must be the Primary supplier (have the highest tender score) in minimum of 2 Bid Areas. To be awarded work tenderers must win a minimum of 2 Bid Areas regardless of the number that are actually tendered for. Tenderers must also show the maximum number of Bid Areas they wish to win. For example a tenderer may bid for 9 Bid Areas winning 6 but only wish to work in a maximum of 5. Tenderers must therefore show a numerical order of preference for each of the Bid Areas tendered for (e.g. 1, 2, 3, …). The order of preference must be unique to each Bid Area, Bid Areas are not allowed to have the same Priority. For example whilst a tenderer may feel that they wish to assign Priority ‘1' to 5 Bid Areas they must assign each Bid Area a separate Priority number (e.g. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5). Once the initial scores for each tender, and Bid Area, have been tallied the scores will be passed through a number of filters in order to leave only Suppliers who meet the criteria shown in the bullet points above. The NFI will utilise a database programme based on the FC's Forester extension during the contract. Due to the government secure internet protocols adhered to by the FC, suppliers cannot connect to the FC network with their own hardware. For these reasons the FC will provide 1 ruggedised computer per supplier. Where a supplier has won multiple bidding areas and this necessitates multiple surveyors, the FC will agree a reasonable number of ruggedised computers to be supplied. If, for their own business purposes, the supplier deems it necessary to engage more surveyors to the contract than the FC would deem reasonable, and the supplier requires what the FC would deem to be an excessive number of ruggedised computers, then for each additional ruggedised computer supplied the FC will charge a rental fee of 480 GBP per annum over the contract period, to be recovered from Sample Square payments throughout the year. An initial mandatory briefing and calibration period is required for suppliers. This is classed as a calibration exercise and the staff attending this course must have passed the FC mandatory field tests. Where a supplier has worked on the first cycle of the NFI field data collection satisfactorily the duration of the calibration period can be reduced to just cover the differences between the first and second cycles. Once the initial calibration and briefing period has been completed the FC will provide ongoing support for the interpretation and application of the NFI Survey Manual. This will be provided as face to face meetings, online and telephone support as required. The spatial nature of the NFI means that suppliers could spend a long time on the road travelling to and from Sample Squares if logistics are not planned well. Experience to date has shown that by reducing the size of the Bidding Areas (Lots) suppliers can bid for geographical areas that are the most efficient for them to travel across, thus reducing travel and accommodation costs. For this reason the 2nd cycle of the NFI has 108 Bid Areas across GB rather than the 22 in the 1st cycle. Throughout the contract period the opportunity to carry out more work may become available: — Top-ups — extra NFI sample squares assessed outwith the sample squares in this tender; — Other ad hoc surveys (allowed up to 5 % of the contract value) — past examples include St Jude's storm damage survey and Ash dieback survey. For top-up surveys the current supplier in the affected areas will be offered the work at their current prices for NFI sample square work. Depending upon the nature of the ad hoc work suppliers will be asked to carry out the work at their hourly rates or allowed to send in a bid. Additional points to take into account: — Where there are ‘gaps' in the GB coverage the FC may award these areas in a mini-tender within the Framework or in a separate contract outwith this Framework contract; — Multiple suppliers will be allowed for each Bid Area with preference given to the Primary Supplier; — The tenderer with the highest score within a Bid Area will be denoted the Primary Supplier. The tenderer with the second highest score in that Bid Area will be denoted as the Secondary Supplier and so forth; — The Primary supplier will be awarded the work within their given Bid Areas; — An Annual Work Schedule will be agreed annually with the Primary Supplier and the FC at the start of the contract and at the start of each subsequent Financial Year. Where the initial Primary Supplier is no longer working within a Bid Area then the FC will agree the schedule with the current supplier for that Bid Area; — Where the Primary Supplier cannot service the contract to the agreed schedule, for whatever reason, the FC retains the right to pass on the work, wholly or partially, to the Secondary Supplier. Should the Secondary Supplier not be able to service the contract the offer goes to the Tertiary Supplier. Should the Tertiary Supplier not be able to service the contract the offer goes to the GB pool of suppliers; — The FC intends to assess approximately 3 000 sample squares a year across GB overall but actual numbers of squares per Bid Area per year will vary; — As funding for work in each bidding area becomes known in the prior autumn for each year the current supplier within each Bid Area will be awarded the work, at the price tendered for, plus an adjustment for inflation at up to a maximum of 10 %, at the FC's discretion for specific factors (e.g. fuel, weather, RPI), unless there are substantive changes to the survey itself (i.e. changes that merit a variation in unit price) in the work to be carried out. Note that any adjustments can mean a fall in prices as well as a rise. Adjustments for fuel price increases/decreases will commence 12 months after the initial contract start date — see Section. A full specification and tender documentation can be accessed at http://www.forestry.gov.uk/forestry/infd-7nrlsa

awardCriteriaDetails:
Financial criteria: 30
Non financial criteria: 70


name: Corporate Officer of the House of Lords and Corporate Officer of the House of Commons


name: The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead

title: Smoking Cessation Services

description: The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead is inviting tenders for the provision of a smoking cessation service commencing 1st April 2016 and covering a contract period of two years (2016-2018). The aim of this service is to reduce prevalence of smoking in the Borough. Target communities relevant for this specification are pregnant smokers, those with mental health conditions and young people (Those under the age of 18) The procurement is being conducted using the open procedure under the "Social and Other Specific Services” detailed in the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. We are using the local government sourcing portal to run this procurement where all the relevent documenys are available. Please use this link: www.localgovsourcing.co.uk

street: Town Hall, St Ives Road

postalCode: SL6 1RF


title: Technology Framework.

description: AmicusHorizon are looking for 5 suppliers to be on a framework to provide Hardware, Software and Professional Services for our Technology department.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Procurement: 10
Professional services: 20
Working with AH: 20
Cost: 50

AmicusHorizon Ltd

street: Building 190, Kent Science Park

postalCode: ME8 9NP

Jcom UK Ltd

street: 63-67 High Street, Riverside Centre

postalCode: TW11 8HA

Novosco Ltd

street: Unit 6, Concourse Building 1, Queens Road

postalCode: BT3 9DT

Scc

street: James House, Warwick Road, Tyseley

postalCode: B11 2LE

Xuper Ltd

street: Orient House, Stanier Way, Wyvern Business Park

postalCode: DE21 6BF

Pacific Computers

street: Unit 63-64, Penril House

postalCode: RG21 6XG


title: The Provision of Research & Development and Software Development and Support.

description: The provision of research & development and software development and support This framework is concerned with the delivery, improvement and support of data services and the creation and maintenance of data solutions for internal and external users. This may involve the creation of new products and services, and/or new or improved methods of producing, delivering and/or supporting products and services. These services, products and solutions may include, but are not limited to: manipulation, interrogation, management and display of information; designing, prototyping, modification, integration and/or data services with or integration into online, web-based or mobile/tablet delivery systems. Information and data may be spatial or textual or, increasingly, a fusion of both. The Authority aspires to routinely create new data products or services in near real-time. The framework will enable the Authority to move towards its goal of holding data in such a way that it is discoverable to a user with necessary access rights and clearances with a single search and to automatically search for new source data and assess, ingest, meta-tag, store and make available for exploitation. It is envisaged that development activity that may include short research and development tasks and consultancy and advice services relating to any of the above; but the scope also includes delivery of and migration to final Production systems, or IT software solutions and support thereof. Outputs from specific Lots may be used to inform requirements and task suppliers under other Lots or other contracts. Task 1 under the framework is being let at the same time. Detailed requirements are available under Lot 3- Rules Automation and Workflow for Task 1- Automated Assessment. It should be noted that bidders are free to bid for a place on this Lot without also bidding for Task 1, as the scoring of the Lot and scoring of Task 1 are independent of each other. Suppliers will be expected to work with the Authority and any other third party supplier the Authority may appoint during the life of the framework agreement. The Lots are as follows: — Lot 1 Software Development. — Lot 2 Mobile Apps. — Lot 3 Rules Automation and Workflow. — Lot 4 Automated Data Mining, Transformation and Content Generation. — Lot 5 Open Source, Open Standards and Non-Relational Databases. — Lot 6 Data Discovery and Supply. Further information can be found in the ITT document.

UKHO

street: UK Hydrographic Office, Admiralty Way

postalCode: TA1 2DN


title: LU00435 — Facilities management services covering the internal elements of a newly refurbished building on the ‘Loughborough University in London’ campus.

description: The contract will relate to a ‘joined-up’ facilities management / support services function to a new campus for Loughborough University within the former Olympic Site in East London, to include reception, security, maintenance, energy management and other services, to be fully described within a ‘Service Brief’ to be made available to participants.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Pricing and Commercials: 40
Service delivery: 35
Continuous improvement: 15
Managing and Adapting to change: 10

Loughborough University

postalCode: LELL 3TU

Cofely UK

street: Level 19, 25 Canada Square, Canary Wharf

postalCode: E14 5LQ


title: Appointment of a Consultant Cheltenham Business Partnership Manager

description: Cheltenham Business Partnership is a partnership of local business leaders and the Council. It is funded through contributions of its members and run by a Board comprising funding partners. The Council holds its accounts and manages any contractual arrangements. The Council (working with the Partnership) is seeking a Consultant who can undertake duties related to the economic health of the town (particularly the town centre); liaise between businesses and the Council; understand their needs; and keep the parties informed of issues arising from the public sector which are likely to affect businesses and vice versa. The Consultant will be required, as part of this work to undertake some specific duties which are set out in Schedule 1_Project Brief and Instructions to Tenderers. The Partnership is not seeking a consultant to lead on BID-related work; a separate Consultancy contract has been let in that respect. However, the role will involve some liaison with the BID Consultant (Heartflood Ltd.). The period of the Consultancy will be from 27 July 2015 to 27 May 2016. The Consultant will work from the Cheltenham Business Partnership offices in Wolseley Terrace, Cheltenham. The Consultant will be required to work a minimum of 3 days per week, 8 hours per day. Working days will normally be week days; hours will normally be between 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. The Council, Partnership Chair and the Consultant can agree flexible arrangements for days and hours between themselves and occasional weekend and evening work is likely. IT and normal office supplies are provided. All other costs, including travel and personal expenses will be met by the Consultant and included in the fixed price. The Manager will be responsible to the Chair of the Cheltenham Business Partnership for day-to-day direction specific tasks. The Manager’s primary point of contact with the Council will be the Townscape Manager, who will give general direction as well as advice and assistance with contractual and financial matters.

Cheltenham Borough Council

street: Municipal Offices, Promenade

postalCode: GL50 9SA


title: The Bovine Tuberculosis Farm Level Risk Management (FLRM) pilot - Somerset

description: This is a call-off contract from the 21329 VDP Framework (Lot 1 – Veterinary Personnel). Appointment of two (2) experienced Private Veterinarians (PVS) with cattle experience and in-depth knowledge of bovine TB, with experience of effective management and prevention of TB breakdowns in High Risk Areas to visit farms to provide advice to the farmers in the Somerset badger cull area.

street: DEFRA,

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


title: Greenwich Home Support.

description: Royal Greenwich in partnership with NHS Greenwich Clinical Commissioning Group invites organisations to tender for Greenwich Home Support. The service is to provide care and support for adults living in their own homes who meet the national eligibility threshold for care and support or the NHS Continuing Healthcare eligibility. The Providers will: — Be active partners in the development of creative, outcome focused support plans, — Have a track record of delivering high-quality care and support (suitably registered with the Care Quality Commission), — Be able to maintain and enhance independence of residents (reducing the current volume of home care in Greenwich), — Work closely and creatively with local partners (via a Specialist and Community Support Pool). The new contracts (Council and CCG) will be let in 3 areas with 1 provider in each of 3 localities in Greenwich. A 3 year contract is offered, starting in July 2016 with an option to extend for a further 4 years. Further details of the tender are available on the Royal Greenwich website: http://www.royalgreenwich.gov.uk/info/829/procurement_-_contracts_management/305/new_tender_and_contract_opportunities To obtain a copy of the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire and register interest, please contact procurement@royalgreenwich.gov.uk

Royal Borough of Greenwich

street: 3rd Floor, The Woolwich Centre, 35 Wellington Street, Woolwich

postalCode: SE18 6HQ


title: Work setting sensors for utilisation and live occupancy display

description: The London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham (H&F) invites tenders for the provision and deployment of heat and motion (PIR) sensor technology to deliver ongoing utilisation survey capability at Council office buildings. The same technology will need to offer the ability to output real-time occupancy information to building users at a future date. The initial requirement for the sensors is to survey H&F’s four principle office locations, namely the Town Hall, the Town Hall Extension, 145 King Street and the Pembroke Road Depot Complex. Details of these properties are provided in the Initial Survey Locations document included in this invitation to tender. H&F wishes to survey both desks and rooms for these surveys, and each individual sensor will need to be capable of being deployed flexibly to survey either an individual desk or an entire meeting room. The proposed schedule for the initial survey of these four buildings is detailed in the Initial Deployment Schedule document included in this Invitation to Tender. This schedule is based upon a series of two-week surveys commencing Monday 11 January 2016. Following these surveys, H&F will require the flexibility to redeploy the sensors across these buildings (and in other corporately owned or tenanted buildings or office areas too, if it desires). The successful supplier will be able to demonstrate how it will embed the capability to redeploy sensors within the organisation and the technical support it will continue to provide. The sensor system will also need to be capable of initially being deployed without using existing H&F data networks, for instance by using an independent WiFi network provided by the supplier.

London Borough Of Hammersmith & Fulham

street: Hammersmith Town Hall, 275 King Street London

postalCode: W6 9LZ


name: The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge

title: UCAM 080/15 Professional Services in Support of Campus Solutions Upgrade from 9.0 to 9.2.

description: The announcement of Oracle PeopleSoft Campus Solutions v9.2 (targeted for general availability in late 2015), provides the University with the opportunity to review our current deployment 10 years after the initial implementation in 2004/2005. This evaluation will consider the new functionality delivered by Oracle as part of the continuous delivery model, and how these enhancements can support the current and future requirements of the University. The overall objective being to maximise the return on the investment in Oracle products by favouring delivered functionality over customisation and bespoke development where possible. The approach aims to deliver the upgrade, with external partner support, allowing us to continue the maintenance of the live system, releases, and statutory changes, and any critical development project needs. The intention is that any changes would be developed as a ‘bolt-on’, which could be transitioned into the v9.2 environment, with the production 9.0 environment remaining fundamentally unchanged during the upgrade project.

street: Procurement Services, 1st Floor South, Greenwich House, Madingley Rise

postalCode: CB3 0TX

CY IT Services

street: Warandelaan 5P

countryName: NL


title: Support Services for the Development of a Business Improvement District for Wakefield City Centre

description: Support services for the development of a Business Improvement District for Wakefield City Centre.

Wakefield Council

street: Wakefield One Po Box 700,Burton Street,


title: Supply & Delivery of Internal Waste Bins

description: This is a quotation for the supply and delivery of 12 internal recycling bins to the High Growth Centre, for the University of Chester. Please note that the CPV code selected in this advert is the one most closely representative of the requirements outlined within this tender. The project is in receipt of ERDF grant funding to support the delivery of the programme and is therefore working to a limited budget. Tenderers are therefore strongly encouraged to submit their most “cost effective” option that most closely meets with at least the minimum specification. University of Chester does not guarantee that these quantities/values will be met or exceeded and as such no guarantee can be given regarding the volume of business placed with any individual tenderer(s).

University Of Chester

street: University of Chester, Parkgate Road

postalCode: CH1 4BJ