title: 30 Marsh Road, Cobholm, Great Yarmouth, NR31 0BP

description: Construction of rear extension to provide bedroom and shower room containing level access shower. General adaptation works internally to the ground floor and provision off road parking and external level access.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council

street: Wherry Way, 105 Caister Road

postalCode: NR30 4DG


currency: GBP

scheme: CPV

title: ITT for the Supply and Maintenance of Appliance Mounted Ladders.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Royal Berkshire Fire Authority (the ‘Authority’) is seeking to award a call off contract for the Supply and Maintenance of Appliance Mounted Ladders to be used by the Authority plus partner organisations across the Thames Valley. This includes Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes Fire Authority (BMKFA) and Oxfordshire Fire Service (OFS). The Authority is seeking to award a contract to a single provider and require the new contract to be awarded so that equipment can be ordered from 21.2.2017 with delivery commencement from 3.4.2017.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Royal Berkshire Fire Authority

street: Newsham Court

postalCode: RG31 7SD

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


name: Ministry of Defence, Ships, Queen Elizabeth Class

documentType: awardNotice

title: SHIPACQ113.

description: Parts for warships. Initial Provisioning for Queen Elizabeth Class Aircraft Carriers (Wholeship Valves).

awardCriteria: priceOnly

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100


title: ESPO Lot 1 120 Litre and 240 Litre wheeled Bins Framework 860

description: The Royal Borough of Greenwich purchased the Supply of 120 litre and 240 litre wheeled bins in accordance with the call off agreement terms of Lot 1 of the ESPO specialist framework agreement 860 and the specification outlined in this document.

procurementMethodDetails: :Open

Royal Borough Of Greenwich

street: RBG,,

postalCode: SE18 6HQ

countryName: GB


name: Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit

title: Care Home with Nursing — End of Life — 65+.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review:
Price: 40
Features:
Capability: 10
Qualifications:
Custom metric: 50

mainProcurementCategory: services

street: Attn. Martin Pope, Anglesey House

postalCode: WS15 1UL

St Joseph's Convent Nursing Home

street: LIchfield Road


title: FI/PRO/TEN/102 Tender for the Installation and Operation of Festive Lighting and Decoration

description: Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council would like to invite tenders for the installation and operation of festive lighting and decoration in various location throughout the Borough.

title: FI/PRO/TEN/102 -Tender for the Installation and Operation of Festive Lighting and Decoration.

Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council

street: Antrim Civic Centre 50 Stiles Way

postalCode: BT41 2UB

Blachere Illumination UK Ltd

postalCode: KY15 7LB


description: The NDLR A361 is the key strategic link connecting northern Devon and Cornwall to the M5. Our aim is to ensure that this busy commuter, leisure, and freight route continues as a safe and efficient ‘Gateway to northern Devon’. It is currently envisaged that the OBC will prioritise certain sections with a preferred option identified for delivery starting approximately in 2020. The preferred option may be for part or the whole of the current proposals, with potential for each section to be delivered through a separate contract. We are keen to hear the views of the market and would therefore be grateful if interested parties would complete an online questionnaire available at the following location. https://goo.gl/forms/xWSR9HVdDofWDpFy2 Further details about the project are available within DCC's public consultation documents: https://new.devon.gov.uk/haveyoursay/consultations/north-devon-link-road-3/ The closing date for responses is by 5pm Friday 15th September 2017.

title: CP1492-17 North Devon Link Road Consultation.

description: DCC is seeking the thoughts and opinions of the supply market around upgrading the North Devon Link Road A361 between South Molton and Bideford so that these can inform our Outline Business Case. We are keen to hear the views of the market and would therefore be grateful if interested parties would complete an online questionnaire available at the following location https://goo.gl/forms/xWSR9HVdDofWDpFy2 The closing date for responses is by 17:00 Friday 15.9.2017.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Devon County Council

street: County Hall, Topsham Road

postalCode: EX2 4QD


title: Hire of Plant with Operator.

description: Coventry City Council is seeking to enter into a framework for the Hire of Plant with Operator predominately for the Highways Section for the following plant/vehicles: Lot 1: 180 degree Excavator c/W Bucket and Lifting Forks;; Lot 2: Hydraulic Breaker Lot 3: Tele-handler 10m reach, 3 tonne capacity; Lot 4: Low Loader 80T; Lot 5: Grab Lorry; Lot 6: 3t Tracked Excavator (360°) with Operator — various buckets sizes; Lot 7: 4t Tracked Excavator (360°) with Operator — various buckets sizes; Lot 8: 6t Tracked Excavator (360°) with Operator — various buckets sizes; Lot 9: 8t Tracked Excavator (360°) with Operator — various buckets sizes; Lot 10 Load Away - 4 Wheeler 18 tonne gross/10 tonne capacity. Drop-side; Lot 11 Load Away- 6 Wheeler 26 tonne gross/16 tonne capacity; Lot 12 Load Away- 8 Wheeler 32 tonne gross/20 tonne capacity.

Coventry City Council

street: Earl Street

postalCode: CV1 5RR


description: The project involves the design, supply, construction and commissioning of an SFC to be located at Doncaster South which will supply traction power to Hitachi's new Intercity Express Programme (IEP) Depot at Doncaster and to the adjacent East Coast Main Line.

title: Doncaster IEP Depot Traction Power.


title: Fleet management system replacement 'Waves'

description: The specific aims of the fleet management system replace 'Waves' are to: Improve customer engagement by increasing advice, guidance and support around transactional processes. Introduce leaner services to replace heavily paper based processes. Reduce transactional process time and cost for internal and external users.

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

Maritime & Coastguard Agency

street: Spring Place, 105 Commercial Road

postalCode: SO15 1EG


title: LGT16-PO64 QEH Outpatients Pharmacy Dispensary

description: Provision of Out Patients Pharmacy Dispensary Services for Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woolwich, London SE18

Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust

street: Procurement Department, 1st Floor, Owen Centre, University Hospital Lewisham

postalCode: SE13 6LH


title: Procurement of replacement contract for provision of Credit Worthiness Check for DBS UKSV

description: Defence Business Services (DBS) United Kingdom Security Vetting (UKSV) was formed on 1 January 2017 and provides National security Vetting on behalf of Government, with MOD as its parent organisation. UKSV now manages the contract that provides credit checks on behalf of Government. The contract is to provide credit/financial data to UKSV for the purpose of National Security Vetting checks primarily via an automated interface into the current vetting system, National Security Vetting Solution (NSVS). The contract must also allow for Other Government Departments to access the service via the internet. UKSV is the largest user of this contract with more than 160,000 checks per annum*. Other Government Departments are expected to complete approximately 25,000 checks per annum. The contract will be placed for an initial period of two years, with further one plus one year options (2+1+1). The contract will also require quarterly requirement review points to allow for changes to be implemented as the approach to vetting evolves. It should be noted that the current vetting solution is planned for replacement during the lifetime of the CWC Contract. The successful supplier will,be required to re-engineer connection to that system once the technical specification is defined. A PQQ will be issued after the deadline of 10:00am 5 January 2018 to companies who express an interest in the requirement. *Based on current usage. This is subkect to change dependent upon demand from UKSV customers.

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted:

Ministry of Defence, C&C, C&C

street: Level 2, Kentigern House

postalCode: G2 8EX


title: Mini-cabs and Taxis Estate Cars.

description: Mini-cabs and Taxis Estate Cars.

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

London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6

postalCode: N22 8LE

Cavendish Cars

street: 2a Campsbourne Road

postalCode: N8 7PT


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

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

Leyton Midland Cars

street: High Road, Leyton

postalCode: E10 6RF


name: Sanctuary Housing Association trading as Sanctuary Supported Liv

title: Supported Accommodation & Floating Support Services for Young People Aged 16-24 (3 Lots)

description: Hartlepool Borough Council is seeking providers for a range of supported accommodation and floating support services for young people aged 16-24 who are Hartlepool residents and identified as being: - Looked after Children - Care leavers - Teenage parents - Homeless young people - Unaccompanied asylum seekers broken down into the following Lots:- Lot 1 - Supported Housing and Crash Pads in Hartlepool for Children Looked After/ Care Leavers/ Homeless/ Unaccompanied Asylum Seekers. Including In reach and Outreach Support to Young People aged 16-24 Transitioning from the Service Lot 2 - Supported Housing for Young Parents Including In Reach and Outreach Support to those transitioning from Placement Lot 3 - Floating Support Outreach

procurementMethodDetails: :RestrictedOJEU

Hartlepool Borough Council

street: Civic Centre, Victoria Road

postalCode: TS24 8AY


title: Waltham Forest — NLA — S/C — 2 Bed — 3 Persons.

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

WREN

street: Cedar Wood House

postalCode: E17 4GG

ZFA Group

street: 971 Romford Road

postalCode: E12 5JR


title: Architect Lead Design Team

description: The Sheerness Dockyard Preservation Trust (the client) requires the services of an Architect - Lead team (The Team) of designers and consultants. This Team is to include the following expertise:- Architect / Lead Designer / Contract Administrator- Structural Engineer- MEP Services Engineer- Acoustics Consultant- Principal Designer

street: 4 Naval Terrace,

postalCode: ME12 1RR


title: Care Home with Nursing — General Nursing Care — 18-64.

Adderley Green Care Centre

street: Dividy Road

postalCode: ST2 0NT


title: Newham — NLA — S/C — Studio — 2 Persons.

First Step Property Services Ltd

street: 1 - 3 Coventry Road, Essex

postalCode: IG11 9UW


title: Tender for Leisure Services

description: The Council is inviting tenders from prospective Partners to enter into an agreement for one of the following: • Contract for the continued investment and operation of the existing facilities including Enderby Leisure Centre and The Pavilion Leisure Centre. • Potential Contract for the operation of the new facility in Lubbesthorpe as well as the existing facilities • Consideration is also being given to excluding golf (at Enderby) from the contract The Council is using a competitive dialogue process because its needs cannot be met without the adaptation of a readily available solution.

Welland Procurement Unit

street: Desford Road,

postalCode: LE19 2EP


title: GB-Derby: Solid Fuel Servicing & Repairs

description: Derby Homes have 12 properties with solid fuel appliances. We need a service provider to complete an annual service check on each appliance and to provide us with a report.

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

Derby Homes

street: 839 London Road,

postalCode: DE24 8UZ


title: Non Medical Non Clinical - NMNC

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH


title: CA3935 - Sir John Deane's College and Mid Cheshire College Student Transport Contract

description: The Sir John Deane's College and Mid Cheshire College require a Student Transport provision. Their are 9 routes and each route is clasified as its own lot. Includes Lots: Lot 1: Bunbury & Tarporley Lot 3: Halton Lot 8: Sandbach & Crewe Lot 2: Congleton Lot 4: South Manchester Lot 6: Warrington (Route 2) Lot 5: Warrington (Route 1) Lot 7: Macclesfield & Knutsford Lot 9: Helsby & Frodsham To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA3935. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA3935 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Sir John Deane's College

street: Monarch Drive,

postalCode: CW9 8AF


title: Replacement wooden fence & new ball stop netting for Pitstone sports ground

description: Installation of new 6m high ball stop netting at two locations within the site (1 x 75m, 1 x 40m) and replacement of 125lm of wooden fence panels on specified basis (pressure treated closeboard feather edge fencing 1.83m high with decorative cap, concrete posts, arris rails, 150mm gravelboards) along one edge of sports ground. To be carried out as single project, during 2017.

Pitstone Parish Council

street: 9 Warwick Road,


title: Thirteen Group - Brambles Farm Roofing (Labour only) 2016-17

description: Thirteen Group is undertaking a Roofing replacement programme on the Brambles Farm Estate, Middlesbrough. Thirteen seeks to appoint a Contractor to support this programme and carry out Roofing replacements works to 9 properties on the Estate. The contract is to be undertaken on an "Install only" basis. NE Procurement Ltd ("NEP") is managing this procurement on behalf of the Contracting Body.

NE Procurement Ltd

street: Cobalt Business Exchange, Cobalt Park Way

postalCode: NE28 9NZ


name: The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

title: Online Voting Platform (Contracts Finder)

description: We are seeking a supplier to provide the technology and service for running online votes in BBC Online audience facing products, both in responsive web pages as well as supporting voting in native mobile and connected television applications. The technology and service is expected to allow audience members to vote on high-profile events such as Strictly Come Dancing, as well as take part in polls tied to topical news and sport stories. The supplier is expected to provide a managed service to provide offsite and onsite support to administrate the running of a vote during key broadcast events, as well as technical support to editorial teams who will run their own votes. The supplier is expected to offer a wide range of voting formats for our audience to interact with, e.g. single choice, multiple choice, rankings etc. The BBC requires a proven, robust, and high-capacity voting platform that will enable the audience to vote online on an editorial subject broadcast by the BBC. The editorial subjects will range from those with a significant material outcome such as deciding the winner or Sports Personality of the Year through to 'just for fun' votes where audience members are asked their opinion on, for example, whether they prefer popular music to classical. The BBC also requires a simple web based interface for the creation and management of individual votes for its production teams to use throughout the lifecycle of a vote. Event Type 1 BBC online votes are broadcast in both pre-recorded and live programmes as well as promoted online only. Where voting is promoted and/or resolved in a live broadcast, such as Strictly Come Dancing, the BBC requires a Managed Service with On-site support from the supplier as set out in Scenario 1. The BBC run approximately 5-15 votes that require a Managed Services per year with approximately 25 - 35 On-site events. Where an Event Type 2 vote is promoted in a live or pre-recorded show and has a vote window of 24 hrs +, such as the Countryfile Calendar Competition (2 week vote window) or RHS Chelsea Flower Show vote (3 day vote window) the BBC require Off-site support as outlined in Scenario 2. The BBC run approximately 10-30 votes that require Off-site support. For votes that are BBC managed (Event Type 3), the BBC requires a web based User Interface for production teams to set up and run their own votes on an ad-hoc basis that is accessible 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. The BBC requires training and telephone support when managing their own votes as outlined in Scenario 3. The BBC runs approximately 500 production managed votes per year. We anticipate approximately 300 live BBC users, with 20-50 concurrent BBC users. Price is not the only award criterion and all criteria are stated only in the procurement documents.

street: 2nd floor the lighthouse, white city place 201 wood lane,

postalCode: W12 7TQ


title: SPaTS Framework Lot 6: Appraisal Methods Group Research and Training

description: Appraisal Methods Group Research and Training.

Highways Agency

street: Lateral, 8 City Walk

postalCode: LS11 9AT


title: Commercial Boiler Systems (Servicing & Maintenance)

description: Sovereign has a requirement to service and maintain all of its commercial boiler systems within its offices, housing stock and all other premises for which it has a management responsibility; right across the south and south-west of England. The aim is to establish a single service provider for each of 2 key geographical lots. Interested service providers may bid for one or more lots. Current estimated values are referred to in each lot description.

Sovereign Housing Association

street: Woodlands, 90 Bartholomew Street

postalCode: RG14 5EE


title: Highways Condition Survey and services

description: The council is looking to tender for the provision of a single supplier framework agreement for Highways Condition Surveys and associated services required by Cornwall Council, and other parties across the South West. The survey /service types have been classified into 8 groups, and the other parties who may look to use this agreement are listed below & also in the ITT document: 1— Bath and North East Somerset Council 2— Bournemouth Borough Council 3— Bristol City Council 4— Devon County Council 5— Dorset County Council 6— Gloucestershire County Council 7— North Somerset Council 8— Plymouth City Council 9— Borough of Poole 10— Somerset County Council 11— South Gloucestershire Council 12— Swindon Borough Council 13— Torbay Council 14— Wiltshire County Council (County Unitary)

Cornwall Council

street: County Hall, Treyew Road

postalCode: TR1 3AY


description: The council is seeking a developer, who may be; the operator and or the owner of the potential ECH, or a consortium approach with all three elements (developer, operator and owner/landlord) to delivery an ECH development on this site. More information on requirements can be found on ProContract (https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=c51b4e30-d63b-e711-80e1-005056b64545) It is envisaged a competitive process with negotiation will be conducted to select developer.

title: Design and Build Contract and Extra Care Housing Care and Support Provision for a mixed tenure retirement scheme situate at Hallen Road, Sea Mills, Bristol.

description: The Council intends to facilitate a design, build and operate contract for an Extra Care Housing Scheme Development at Hallen Drive, Sea Mills, Bristol. A soft marketing exercise was carried out in 2015 but due to longer than planned initial consultation phase this site was delayed in going to the market. The council now wish to find out if there is still appetite from developers to bring this site forward for ECH development by conducting a another soft market testing exercise. Interested parties should complete feedback questions uploaded to ProContract by 12:00 noon GMT on Friday 16th June. Link:- https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=c51b4e30-d63b-e711-80e1-005056b64545

Bristol City Council

street: PO Box 3176

postalCode: BS3 9FS


title: Richard Hoggart Building Heating Replacement Consultant

description: The existing heating system within the Richard Hoggart Building at Goldsmiths University is considered life expired and in need of replacement. The university requires an external Building Services Consultant to undertake the design, production of tender documents, on-site liaison/management and completion/handover of the full replacement of the system, whilst maintaining the building in an operational state. The works are anticipated to begin during the summer recess of 2018 (approx. mid-June to mid-September) when regular students are not on campus, however consideration must be made to the presence of staff and summer school students. As such, the works shall require careful phasing to ensure that the building can remain largely operational with particular floors/areas cordoned off for works.

HE Portal

street: University of London, New Cross

postalCode: SE14 6NW


title: Isle of Man, First Time Buyers Banking Software

description: Prior Information Notice First Time Buyers Software The Public Estates and Housing Division of the Department of Infrastructure (the Department) is considering options for a solution in respect of its requirements for managing First Time Buyer applications and specialist types of financial assistance. Since 2011 the Department has maintained a system that already meets mandatory requirements and supports over 1,500 loans and grants. However, the Department has a responsibility to ensure the continuation and support of business critical services and to maximise the return on future investments. Therefore, options are being considered. Potential suppliers must have demonstrable experience of providing suitable banking software and be able to evidence a commitment to quality, value for money and demonstrate a credible knowledge and understanding of the provision of bespoke Loan products which are held against property as well as Grant products, the repayment of which has potential to reduce over time. The ability to provide pro-active service level application support is also essential. Should you wish to participate in this Prior Information Notice please register your organisation on the Isle of Man Government's Procurement Portal at the following website https://in-tendhost.co.uk/iomg/aspx/Home. Please select 'Register' from the menu on the left side of the Home Page. Once you have registered your organization you should select this PIN from the list of 'Current Tenders' and 'View Details' then click 'Express an Interest' at the bottom of the page. Once you have expressed an interest, the 'Form of Acknowledgement' document will become available to complete. In order to progress to the next stage you will need to download, sign and upload the completed 'Form of Acknowledgement' document before the Expression of Interest deadline detailed below. Should you have any difficulty in using the website or registering your interest in this way, please contact Neil Callin, Procurement Services, The Attorney General's Chambers, by e-mail neil.callin@gov.im or by calling (01624) 686545. Expressions of interest must be received by noon on 22nd December 2017

Isle of Man Government

street: 2nd Floor, Belgravia House, Circular Road, Douglas

postalCode: IM1 1AE


title: Weston Park Primary School School - Replace windows & doors

description: To replace the existing single glazed timber and metal framed windows and doors with powder coated aluminium double glazed units.

SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL

street: One Guildhall Square,

postalCode: SO14 7FP


title: Hereward College ~ Tender for Catering Services.

description: Hereward College is a General Further Education College that offers inclusive provision and specialist facilities for day and residential learners with complex disabilities and learning difficulties. The College provide full-time learning programmes at pre-entry level to level 3 for 274 College based learners, 10 outreach learners and 95 work based learners, through their Hereward Training activity. With a vision of preparing learners for the next stage of their lives, providing them with outstanding employability skills and greater control over their future, the College have a track record of promoting individual achievement since 1971. In October 2016, the College was judged to be Inadequate, with Ofsted highlighting specific concerns relating to safeguarding, outcomes for learners and teaching and learning assessment. The current Principal is retiring, the College have strengthened the Safeguarding team and a review of the College has been undertaken by the FE Commissioner's office. The tender project is seeking to appoint a Contractor whose initiative and innovation will be welcomed for the provision of service within the existing facilities for the 274 students on site and 205 teaching and support staff, all of whom have a focus on the introduction of exciting new food concepts to satisfy a wide range of tastes and dietary requirements. The College would wish the successful contractor to review the current range of services offered and make recommendations accordingly. The contract being tendered is for three years in duration from 1.9.2017 until 31.7.2020 and will operate as a Guaranteed Performance Contract, with the successful Contractor offering the College a guaranteed cost per annum for the provision of catering services. Sovereignty of the cash tariff is to remain with Hereward College for the duration of this contract. The College year is based on a calendar of 36 weeks. Three days are to be used for staff professional development. The contract offered covers the scope for the provision of all catering services within the College, which currently includes breakfast service, morning break, lunch, afternoon break, all hospitality and free issue requirements. Free Student meals and hospitality will be charged based on consumption and at net food cost. Whilst the College prioritise value for money as a key objective of the competitive tender process, the Governing body is not obliged to accept the lowest price. Hereward College expect the successful contractor to enable the continued development of catering through the provision of an innovative, healthy food service, with fresh, seasonal, locally sourced ingredients being prepared on-site. The College expects the successful tenderer to evidence, through their bid, how they shall support and complement its values and support the principles of Keeping Children Safe in Education. Further information is provided in the procurement documents.

THE LITMUS PARTNERSHIP LTD

street: Hereward College, Bramston Crescent, Tile Hill Lane

postalCode: CV4 9SW


title: Lot 2: Mechanical and Electrical Servicing, Repairs and Maintenance

description: The contract involves the planned servicing and maintenance of: 1) gas fired boiler plant; 2) water pumps; 3) heating and cooling systems; 4) mechanical extract fans; 5) door entryphone systems and access controls; 6) fire alarm and fire detection systems; 7) security systems; 8) emergency lighting installations; 9) responsive repairs to all mechanical plant in the event of failure; 10) responsive repairs to all electrical systems in the event of failure. The contract will be a long term contract for 5 years with an option to extend up to a maximum of 8 years. Works/services to be undertaken to a range of property types including, but not limited to: schools, libraries, leisure centres, community buildings, offices, depots, industrial and retail units.

title: Lot 1: Building Fabric Repairs and Maintenance

description: The Authority is seeking to establish a single “Turnkey” Provider to design, manufacture and install new homes using predominantly “Off Site Manufactured” products/systems. The provider will be required to provide a full design service and act as Principal Designer. The provider shall undertake feasibility studies and develop schemes through the RIBA Plan of Work Stages 1-4 including obtaining full planning consent. The provider shall manufacture OSM buildings and undertake all site construction to deliver new homes (RIBA Plan of Work stages 5-7). The procurement exercise will result in the establishment of a single term contract jointly with the provider and a consultant to act as agent for the Contracting Authority, with orders placed over a maximum 10-year term (potentially up to 13 years’ work due to delivery timescales). Tenders have already been invited for the Consultant appointment. A Bidders briefing day will be held during the tender period for those organisations who have expressed interest and signed the confidentiality agreement referred to at VI.3.

title: Lot 3: Electrical Works

description: Lot 3: comprises the undertaking of planned maintenance, servicing and repairs to the Authority's electrical systems including lighting, emergency lighting and PAT testing, security systems, fire alarms and access control systems within the Authority's Corporate Property Asset portfolio. Applicants will be required to work on a mixed portfolio including listed buildings.

title: Facilities Management Providers for Corporate Property Assets.

description: The Contract will comprise undertaking facilities management services including mechanical and electrical engineering services, repairs and maintenance of building fabric, maintenance of fire detection, security systems and access controls. The contract is divided into lots. The proposed contract duration is up to 10 years. This PIN seeks to establish the market interest and capability to undertake the required services with applicants required to complete a short survey as further detailed in this notice.

Royal Borough of Greenwich

street: The Woolwich Centre, Wellington Street

postalCode: SE18 6HQ


title: Barnet Healthy Schools and Healthy Early Years Support Programme

description: The London Borough of Harrow on behalf of London Borough Barnet (LBB) is seeking to commission support from a provider for the Healthy Schools and Healthy Early Years Programmes . The LBB Health and Wellbeing Board agreed to implement a Healthy Schools London support programme in order to improve children's health outcomes in Barnet starting in 2013. This programme will encompass the following areas: • Support schools to enrol in Healthy Schools London Programme • Support schools to obtain their Healthy Schools London Award • Support Early Year Settings to work toward Stage 2 of the programme • Support Early Year Settings to obtain their Stage 2 Awards

Harrow Council

street: Civic Centre, Station Road,

postalCode: HA1 2XY


description: Passenger Transport for 8 passengers or less with Passenger Assistance.

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

LC Transport UK Ltd

street: Rigg Approach

postalCode: E10 7QN


measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

title: ESC website development

description: This requirement is for a website development project within the Children, Young People and Education Directorate. The Council is launching a new Education Services Company (‘ESC’) in the spring of 2018. Nine services will transfer across to the new company including: Early Years and Childcare, Educational Psychology, Safeguarding, EduKent, Schools Financial Services, School Improvement, Governor Services, Skills and Employability and Outdoor Education. This tender's purpose is to seek and appoint a provider to to replace the EduKent website (www.edukent.co.uk) with a new ESC site, which will promote all the Education services provided by the Council, plus offering statutory and other commissioned services and relevant information with a launch date of Monday 12.3.2018. This means the site will promote non-ESC services which won't be delivered by the ESC (such as the Council's Business Services Centre's EiS insurance product, Schools Personnel Services and cleaning services etc., plus services from Gen2 (property related services) and Invicta Law (legal services)). ESC website objectives 1) The ESC website to act as the single front door for all education services delivered out of KCC. 2) To deliver maximum sustainable income for ESC: — By optimising cross/up-selling and bundling. — By promoting related products/services. 3) To integrate online sales to the EduKent CRM to deliver data for marketing and on-site cross-selling. 4) To provide excellent user experience — single sign-on, responsive design, easy search and navigation, a seamless transfer from the ESC to the e-Learning platform, etc. 5) To feature tailored/relevant, ‘sticky’ but concise content. 6) To launch the new ESC website on Monday 12.3.2018. Our ultimate goal is to simplify the landscape so that ESC customers only have to go to one central website for all their education services. Due to time and budget constraints it is anticipated that this will initially be achieved in 2 stages: Stage 1 — For the launch we want to have a central portal site built to replace — EduKent — www.Edukent.co.uk As well as selling services, it will offer statutory services and feature bite-sized information. The site will feature libraries of products and information across all nine ESC services. We will also want to migrate the KCC safeguarding blog (https://kentesafety.wordpress.com/), building this into the new site. Stage 2 — We envisage this stage including the migration of the Schools Financial Services website http://edukentsfs.squarespace.com/ and Early Years and Childcare's www.threadsofsuccess.co.uk If affordable we will also want to migrate Adventure Kent — http://www.adventurekent.org/ It is anticipated that any contract entered into will provide for flexibility in delivery and as a result reasonable additional services may be added to the contract to allow for the continued effective delivery.

title: ESC Website Development.

description: The Council is launching a new Education Services Company (ESC) in the spring of 2018. Nine services will transfer across to the new company including early years and childcare, educational psychology, safeguarding, EduKent, schools financial services, school improvement, governor services, skills and employability as well as outdoor education. ESC website objectives: — To act as the single front door for all education services delivered out of KCC; — Deliver maximum sustainable income for ESC by optimising cross/up-selling and bundling and promoting related products/services; — Integrate online sales to the CRM to deliver data for marketing and on-site cross-selling; — Provide excellent user experience; — Feature tailored/relevant, ‘sticky’ but concise content; — Launch the new ESC website on 12 March 2018. Our goal is to simplify the landscape so that customers only go to 1 website for all their education services.

Kent County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: ME14 1XQ

The Education Company Ltd

street: Riverside House, Sir Thomas Longley Road,

postalCode: ME2 4FN


description: The Client is looking for an IT service partner that can not only manage and support the school's IT network, both currently and in the future, but that also add value through proactive recommendations and enhancements that will support Edgbarrow School's strategy and growth. The aim is to support and enhance the current IT provision in school, both for academic and administrative purposes. Proven expertise in the proactive development of IT systems in an educational environment is essential. The selected service provider shall be: — Fully conversant with the latest and evolving legislation regarding the provision of IT and network services in a secondary school environment. — Required to evidence their quality assurance and security systems. — Required to evidence their proposed Key Performance Indicator measures for the contract. — Required to periodically present performance reporting and systems development recommendations to school governors. — Qualified to provide advice and support school IT and network services hardware and software procurement activities. The contract will provide on-site support, including maintenance, via the on-site technician/s located in school 5 days a week 41 weeks of the year (195 academic days plus 10 days holiday = 205 days or 41 weeks). Comprehensive off-site system support is required 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year. Maintenance and system development activities shall be undertaken out with the 190 academic term-time days to minimise any disruption to pupil education and teaching activities. The contract will commence on 1.8.2017 for an initial period of three years, ending 31.7.2020, with the opportunity to extend for a further period at the discretion of the governing body. The contract will provide technical management and on-site technicians, to the school's ICT infrastructure, including: — Full server support and monitoring. — Fully managed help-desk with remote support. — Full workstation support, software support, hardware support and repairs. — Staff and student email accounts and access set-up and managed. — Proactive contract management to ensure best value for money across all areas of the schools management systems and utilities. — MIS support (SIMS, SAP, Bromcom, Integris, Facility Eportal) including finance systems. — Development of the school's Virtual Learning Environment and other learning packages. — 24/7/365 network monitoring with call out and emergency 24/7/365 contact. The contract will be monitored by school senior representatives. After the initial consultation and evaluation by the new Supplier, regular fortnightly meetings will be held with the on-site technician to discuss day-to-day issues and actions taken and scheduled. TUPE will apply with regard to the two technicians currently employed for the provision of network services. It is anticipated that the service provider will be available to train and coach staff, where needed, in the use of new hardware / software as it is introduced. There may be occasions where the technician is required to provide support in ICT classes. This will be planned and added in to the work schedule. The projected cost of network services, including employment costs, for the current year is circa 60 000 GBP.

title: Edgbarrow School ~ Tender for IT and Network Services.

description: The successful Supplier will be required to provide IT and network services for Edgbarrow School (the Client). Edgbarrow School is located in the village of Crowthorne, Berkshire. We are a truly comprehensive school and have been judged to be ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted. We are a larger than average secondary school with approximately 1380 students on role, including 350 students in our Sixth Form. We take great pride in our school site and work hard to provide the very best facilities for students and staff to enjoy. Our Vision: Edgbarrow School promotes academic excellence, mutual respect and a sense of community within a vibrant, purposeful working environment, enabling all individuals to develop their talents and acquire skills for life.

Edgbarrow School

street: Grant Road

postalCode: RG45 7HZ


title: Tender for the Management and Operation of Castle Theatre

description: The tender process will be undertaken in accordance with the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU), Public Contract Regulation 2015 and Borough Council of Wellingborough's contract procedures rules. Borough Council of Wellingborough (the council) is seeking proposals that meet the priorities of the council and Castle Theatre both in terms of financial benefit as well as non-financial matters, particularly regarding maximising the potential of the theatre as a community and cultural asset for the people of Wellingborough and the surrounding area. The value of the contract has been calculated based on the current subsidy paid by the Council which is expected to diminish during the contract term and any future management fee payable to the Council. It does not include any potential capital works that might be required.

description: The Borough Council of Wellingborough is inviting suitably qualified and experienced organisations to tender for the contract to manage and operate the Castle Theatre in Wellingborough. The contract will be formed of a building lease and management contract, thereby transferring the business of the theatre and all its activities to an external party. The council is seeking to negotiate a long-term commitment with a suitable partner. It is looking for an experienced company or organisation that brings prudent business planning as well as artistic vision and innovation to sustain and develop the Castle Theatre as a professional and community theatre and cinema for Wellingborough.


description: Provision of an Accounts Payable service to include receipt, processing, 3-way matching (purchase order/receipt/invoice), posting, storage and payment of all invoices and credit notes received from third parties in connection with supplies to Programmes within Magnox. The service provider ensures the terms and conditions and payment arrangements established with third parties by Magnox are complied with.

title: Provision of Accounts Payable Service.

description: Magnox Limited, owned by Cavendish Fluor Partnership (CFP), is the management and operations contractor responsible for decommissioning 12 nuclear sites and operating one hydroelectric plant in the UK, working for and funded by the sites' owner, the Nuclear Decommissioning Agency (NDA). Magnox is responsible for managing the sites through their lifecycles, overseeing all aspects of defuelling and decommissioning. Magnox are seeking the best available solution from the market for an Accounts Payable service. This service will include receipt, processing, 3-way matching (purchase order/receipt/invoice), posting, storage and payment of all invoices and credit notes received from third parties in connection with supplies to Programmes within Magnox. The service provider ensures the terms and conditions and payment arrangements established with third parties by Magnox are complied with.

Magnox Limited

street: Oldbury Technical Centre, Gloucestershire

postalCode: BS35 1RQ


title: Demolition

description: The scope of works to be covered within the Demolition Lot shall include but not be limited to the following: The demolition, removal and disposal of structures shall include but not be limited to the following: — Buildings and improvements, — Slabs, — Foundations k. Porches, — Attached decks, — Chimneys, — Debris, — Utility disconnections, — Attached canopies, — All personal property, — Ramps, — Steps, — Basements (fill material shall be), — Above-ground and below-ground supports, including slabs, footers and piers, — All wiring, plumbing, conduit, — Fixtures and equipment, — Sprinklers. The demolition, removal and disposal of mobile homes shall include, but not be limited to the following: — Mobile home, — Skirting, — Tie-downs, — Porches, — Piers, — Steps, — Attached canopies, — Personal property, — Ramps, — Utility/sprinkler disconnections, — Debris, — Foundations, excluding slabs but including any above-ground and below ground supports.

title: Fencing

description: The scope of works to be covered within the Fencing Lot shall include but not be limited to the following: The erecting, removal and repairing of existing fencing, new fencing and clearing of work site. Fencing materials may include; wooden, metal, plastic, concrete, tiles and any material specified by the contracting body. Set out and supply of all fencing materials, plant and labour for the construction, paling fences, as determined by the Contracting Authority, on various sites which will be specified during the contract period. All repaired fencing must be erected on the alignments of the fences being replaced unless otherwise directed by the contracting authority.

title: Painting and Decorating

description: The scope of works to be covered within the Painting and Decorating Lot shall include but not be limited to the following: Anti-graffiti coating systems, balcony, walkway and staircase waterproofing/slip resistant coating systems, cladding coating systems (for use with architectural cladding), dry fall coating systems, fire protective coating systems (towards achieving class 1 and class 0 fire protection), high opacity paint systems (for use in upgrading appearances of concrete finishes), hygiene coating systems (actively inhibiting bacteria), ‘LumiTec’ technology coating systems, wallpaper and vinyl wall coverings. Tiling and all related works. Application of paint or other substance for protective, decorative or technical purposes, including colour matching, apply texture coatings, apply wall paper etc. Internal and external painting and decoration of schools, residential, commercial, heritage buildings etc.

title: Electrical Engineering Works

description: The scope of works to be covered within the Electrical Engineering Works Lot shall include but not be limited to the following: The electrical installation shall be carried out in accordance with the IEE Wiring Regulations, BS 7671 Current Edition, incorporating all subsequent amendments and revisions. Electrical Remedial Works, Data Cabling, Electrical Equipment including Energy Management, Emergency and LED Lighting. Rewiring of Heritage, Commercial, Residential and Educational properties. All electrical wiring must be undertaken by an NICEIC approved electrician either directly or by Sub-Contract Whenever possible ensure products are manufactured and/or stocked under the following:- BSI Kitemark Scheme. BSI Safety Mark Scheme. CE.

title: Mechanical Engineering Works

description: The scope of works to be covered within the Mechanical Engineering Works Lot shall include but not be limited to the following: Installation, Fabrication and Co-Ordinated Services Drawings, Conduit (Galvanised), Cable Trunking (Steel), Conduit (Accessories), Flexible Conduit, Belt and Pulley Changes. Review design drawings and specifications for commissioning requirements (Commissionability). Review installation drawings and technical submissions for commissioning requirements. Review the installation for compliance with specifications and drawings intent for commissioning. Produce detailed commissioning method statements. Testing and pre-commissioning reports. Boiler Installations. Soak tests. Preparation of testing and commissioning reports. Statutory demonstrations of life safety systems, to building end user and statutory authorities. Prepare and complete the relevant sections of the Building Logbook. Prepare final record documentation. Prepare and submit the commissioning completeness notice to Building Control. Training and awareness sessions with the building owner/user. Post completion activities (separate programme to be developed). All works MUST be completed in accordance with the latest version of all applicable BS/BSEN and CIBSE/HVCA standards or equivalent.

title: Asbestos Assessment

description: The scope of works to be covered within the Asbestos Assessment Lot shall include but not be limited to the following: Asbestos Assessment: Visual inspections to locate the presence and extent of suspect ACMs and assess their condition in un-surveyed spaces or buildings; Inspection, sampling and analysis of suspected ACM to confirm the presence of asbestos; Review of existing asbestos registers, previous survey reports and visual re-inspections of identified ACM and presumed ACMs found in earlier surveys to confirm their condition; Full sampling and analysis of previously presumed ACM in inaccessible areas where refurbishment or demolition work is intended.

title: Asbestos Removal

description: The scope of works to be covered within the Asbestos Removal Lot shall include but not be limited to the following: Asbestos Removal: The full removal of asbestos thermal insulation; Thermal insulation debris /residue; The reactive collection and disposal of asbestos waste; Asbestos cement; Asbestos textured coating; Asbestos textiles; Asbestos composite materials; Clearing and fly tipping including asbestos materials; Asbestos floorings including levelling screed and asbestos bitumen in various areas as well as any asbestos containing materials, licensable or non-licensable.

title: Doors and Auxiliary systems

description: The scope of works to be covered within the Doors and Auxiliary systems Lot shall include but not be limited to the following: Must be able to supply and fit, as a minimum, the following Doors systems listed/Heritage buildings, residential properties, commercial properties and Educational properties: — Fire Doors, — Internal Doors, — External Doors.

title: Windows/Glazing

description: The scope of works to be covered within the Windows/Glazing Lot shall include but not be limited to the following: Fitting security bars to windows. Fitting locks in new place. Installing window frames Replace & repair stained glass windows/reglazing. Replace & repair windows and glazing. Tiling and all related works. UPVC, Metal, Wooden windows.

title: Roofing Works

description: The scope of works to be covered within the Roofing Works Lot shall include but not be limited to the following roofing systems: — Flat Roofing, — Pitched Roofing, — Metal Roofing. The scope shall also include the repair of the roof structure, e.g. replacement of rotten joists or rafters on a like for like basis. Insertion of insulation, the provision of batterns and counter batterns. The provision of sheeting or boarding on pitched roofs. The provision of decking on flat roofs — this includes structural steel decking and industrial/commercial, heritage and educational buildings. Flashing, guttering, re-pointing, eaves and verge work. Provision of roof lights — provided they are only inserted between rafters/joists where existing structure is not altered. Tiling, Slating, Soffits, fascias and Gutters. Built up felt roofing. Metal Roofing — Lead, Copper and Zinc. Liquid Applied Systems. Hot Melt Systems. Asphalt. Single Ply Membrane. Green/Brown Roof Systems.

title: General Building Works

description: The scope of works to be covered within General Building Works Lot shall include but not be limited to the following works: Plumbing works, full internal and external repair works, refurbishment works to Heritage, Residential, Commercial and Educational properties. The works shall also include — Roofing works, Windows/Glazing, Doors and Auxiliary systems, Mechanical Engineering Works, Electrical Engineering Works, Painting and Decorating, Fencing and Demolition works and all construction related works that will be considered as General builders work.

title: V2 — Medway Council — Minor Works Framework Agreement.

description: The Council wishes to select a number of contractors who are able to provide various low-value construction works; these works will be procured across 5 value bands (0 — 1 000 000 GBP). The framework intent is to serve those public sector bodies and contracting authorities based within Kent and surrounding areas. The Framework will be divided into 11 Lots & the general scope of works covered under the framework includes, but is not limited to, the following: - Building repair, refurbishment and construction work, - Structural works, - Structural works, - Composite doors and PVCu windows, - Roofing works, - Demolition and groundworks, - Fencing works, - Aluminium doors and windows, - Interior and exterior decorations.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 70
Cost: 30

Medway Council

street: Gun Wharf, Dock Road

postalCode: ME4 4TR


title: Thetford Play Equipment Annual Maintenance Contract

description: Monday, 13 November 2017 Thetford Town Council is seeking tenders for the annual maintenance and improvements to their play parks Please find a request to quote for the maintenance of play equipment, fencing and surfacing at the following play areas in Thetford. 1. Bergamont Close - IP24 2XE 2. Castle Park - IP24 2DL 3. Edinburgh Way - IP24 1DS 4. Fairfields - IP24 1JN 5. Guildford Way - IP24 1DH 6. Harriet Martineau Close IP24 1TR 7. Pine Close IP24 3LA 8. Richard Easten Way IP24 1ED The Town Council is putting out an annual contract for maintenance and improvements to the play parks within the town. The details of the repairs and maintenance are related to our ROSPA reports which are attached for your information. Location maps for each site are also attached. For more information please contact Roz Barnett, Amenities Land and Property Officer, 07553 388552 (01842) 754247. Tender requirements: • Written quotation for the works without the additional items. • A separate quote for the additional items. • An estimated completion date. • Copy of public liability insurance. • Copy of company Health and Safety Policy ( If company has more that 5 employees). • Example Method Statement • Example Risk Assessments • Details of 3 references • A brief statement of how you will work with the Town Council and ensure the works are completed to a high standard if awarded the contract. Failure to supply any of the above will result in the Tender being rejected. Tenders to be received by 12.00pm, Monday the 15th of January 2018. Payment will normally be made on successful completion of tender. If a staged payment would be required please state the details within the tender. Sealed inner envelopes to be clearly marked 'Tender - Play park maintenance, For the Attention of the Town Clerk, Thetford Town Council. Postal Address: Kings House, King Street, Thetford, Norfolk, IP24 2AP. Tel: 01842 754247. Details of the winning contract will be published IAW Local Government Transparency Code 2014. Should you require further information over and above the quote requirements then please do not hesitate to call. Yours sincerely Roz Barnett Enclosures: 1. Details of maintenance and repair works 2. Site Location plans 3.ROSPA reports

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

Thetford Town Council - Main Number

street: King's House, King Street

postalCode: IP24 2AT


description: Learning Disabilities — Cyncoed.

title: Learning Disabilities — Cyncoed.

description: Learning Disabilities — Cyncoed.

Cardiff City Council

postalCode: CF10 4UW

Vale Care Services

street: St Hilary Court

postalCode: CF5 6ES


title: Compliant Asbestos Management Survey

description: Asbestos management survey

Royal Brompton & Harefield N H S Trust

street: Sydney Street,

postalCode: SW3 6NP


name: Northampton General Hospital N H S Trust

title: Drug eluting balloons

description: Northampton General Hospital Trust (NGHT) has a requirement for a sole supplier of peripheral drug-eluting balloons Over the wire (OTW) .018 Consignment will be required. There is an annual usage across all sizes, this is circa 60 balloons. The sole supplier will have in place a two year agreement. Innovative offers are always welcome

street: Northampton General Hospital, Cliftonville


description: Mental Health Services Older People — Grangetown.

Thistle Care Ltd

street: 96 Whitchurch Road, Heath

postalCode: CF14 3LY


name: THE HORNIMAN PUBLIC MUSEUM AND PUBLIC PARK TRUST

title: Asbestos removal

description: This specification is for the removal of asbestos containing materials identified in the South hall - Boiler Room at the Horniman Museum and Gardens to allow for the planned refurbishment works. All of these asbestos remedial works are to be carried out by a licensed asbestos removal contractor (LARC). The information within this specification is based on surveys undertaken by Derisk (UK) Ltd.

street: 100 London Road,

postalCode: SE23 3PQ


title: Framework Agreement for Marketing and Communication Services

description: Home Group is seeking to establish a framework agreement with a number of full-service creative agencies to support its in-house marketing and communications functions. Services required include: — Graphic design; — Photography; — Videography and film; — Illustration; — Events management; — Proof reading / copy-writing; — Media buying; — Internal communications; — Brand and alignment; — Research (market/media); — Digital/web content; — Social media; — Reputation management; — Change management and behaviour change; — Search Engine Marketing; — Search Engine Optimisation.

Home Group Ltd

street: 2 Gosforth Park Way

postalCode: NE12 8ET


name: Cheshire West & Chester Council - Main Number

title: Multi Award Professional Services Contract for Chester Northgate Development

description: Multi Award contract for professional services: Lot 1 PRoject Management Lot 2 Quantity Surveyor to oversee the construction and development of the Northgate Project in Chester

street: Cheshire West and Chester Council,

postalCode: CH1 2NP


title: WDH Homebuilder The Avenues- Removal of Construction Waste

description: Removal, disposal and recycling of construction site waste from the Avenues at Pontefract environmental project for WDH. This will include rates for Rubble, Timber, Plastic, Metal, general waste, mixed waste and paper (from the office). Rates for 10, 20 and 40 yard skips need to be provided.

procurementMethodDetails: :NotApplicable

Wakefield and District Housing Limited

street: Merefield House, Whistler Drive

postalCode: WF10 5HX


title: GB-Leeds: Facilities Directorate

description: The project comprises of Mechanical upgrades to Devonshire Hall North Lawns Blocks F, G, and J. All blocks require boiler and ventilation upgrades, each block has 7 kitchen areas with a boiler in each. Block F requires 4 boilers to be changed, blocks G and J require 7 boilers in each block to be upgraded.

University of Leeds

street: Woodhouse Lane,

postalCode: LS2 9JT


title: Provision of e-learning content — Leadership and Personal Development

description: The BBC needs to expand its blended offering of learning around the subject of leadership and personal development. This tender will see the BBC work alongside companies that provide “off the shelf” e-learning material that covers many aspect s of leadership and personal development. The BBC prides itself on delivering quality content to its audience, this tender will follow that mindset. Expectation of the quality of the e-learning will be that the solutions are delivered using current L&D theory to deliver learning objectives in short, engaging solutions. The e-learning must be able to be hosted with the BBC's systems for seamless navigation for the users.

title: Provision of e-learning content — Leadership & Personal Development.

street: Broadcasting House, Portland Place

postalCode: W1A 1AA

Video Arts Limited

street: 4th Floor, Elsinore House, 77 Fulham Palace Road

postalCode: W6 8JA


title: Occupational Health

description: Occupational health services - Crown Commercial Service Framework RM3795 Lot 2

THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES

street: Kew,

postalCode: TW9 4DU

Health Management Ltd

name: R5323 Occupational Health & Wellbeing services


title: Maintenence of steam cleaners

description: Maintenance of and repair for 18 off Osprey Provap 9 steam cleaning machines for 3 years

procurementMethodDetails: NotApplicable:

DERBYSHIRE COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES

street: Walton Hospital,

postalCode: S40 3HW


title: Provision of Geographic Information Systems Mapping Supporting ONR's Radiation, Emergency Preparedness and Public Information Regulations 2001 Determinations

description: HSE on behalf of The Office for Nuclear Regulation is inviting tenders from individuals or organisations to provide GIS mapping services. These aim to provide further improvements for public protection, in the unlikely event of a radiation emergency, through examination of local strategic and practical issues as well as the rigorous technical assessment of radiological hazards on a site. In order to determine the off-site emergency planning area, a number of maps of varying detail and associated data tables relating to populations are to be produced for areas around each GB nuclear site. To receive more information regarding this opportunity you will need to register on HSE's electronic portal (link below) which includes details on how to submit a bid. Registration on the portal is free of charge. https://in-tendhost.co.uk/hse

HEALTH & SAFETY EXECUTIVE

street: Redgrave Court, Merton Road

postalCode: L20 7HS


title: P2016/995/NE North Road Station Live Side Roofing Works

Darlington Borough Council

street: Town Hall, Feethams

postalCode: DL1 5QT


title: Black Country Impact - First Aid - AWARD

description: To deliver First Aid Training to eligible 15-29 year olds who are not in employment, education or training (NEET).\n To deliver different levels dependent on participants needs.\n The course should at least cover the following:\n o teach every day first aid skills, which are invaluable when accidents happen around the home and work \n o how to deal with minor and deteriorating conditions in any casualty

Black Country Business

street: Priory Road, Dudley

postalCode: DY1 1HF


description: Revenue Void Works is any or all standard Works Ordered to a Void Property in accordance with the Employer's minimum lettable standard (Void Minimum Standard Preamble); Capital Void Works is any other non standard Works Ordered to a Void Property that is outside of the Employer's minimum lettable standard (Void Minimum Standard Preamble) or, in respect of an acquisition requiring a mini refurbishment to bring it back to decent homes standard: The Council is intending to enter into a 4 year contract with the possibility of up to a 2 year extension using the JCT Measure Term Contract 2011 Edition.

title: Void Property Works.

description: Colchester Borough Council currently has 6 000 properties within its housing stock which are managed on their behalf by Colchester Borough Homes. The successful tenderer will be expected to undertake Void Property Works comprising the following: Revenue Void Works is any or all standard Works Ordered to a Void Property in accordance with the Employer's minimum lettable standard (Void Minimum Standard Preamble); Capital Void Works is any other non-standard Works Ordered to a Void Property that is outside of the Employer's minimum lettable standard (Void Minimum Standard Preamble) or, in respect of an acquisition requiring a mini refurbishment to bring it back to decent homes standard; Emergency Works directly relating to the undertaking of the Works by the Contractor; Insurance Works comprising any necessary Works required and Ordered following storm, fire, flood, impact, subsidence damage or damage arising from the effect of any other like peril.

Colchester Borough Council

street: Rowan House, 33 Sheepen Road

postalCode: CO3 3WG

Mears Ltd

street: 1390 Montpellier Court, Gloucester Business Park, Brockworth

postalCode: GL3 4AH


title: SULHAMSTEAD TARGET TURNERS

description: SULHAMSTEAD TARGET TURNERS

Thames Valley Police

street: Police HQ North, Meadow House, The Boulevard, Lang,

postalCode: OX5 1NZ


title: Grounds Maintenance

description: Grounds Maintenance

procurementMethodDetails: :NotSpecified

The University Of Nottingham

street: THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM, KING'S MEADOW CAMPUS

postalCode: NG7 2NR


title: Newham — NLA — S/C — 2 Bed — 3 Persons.

description: Newham — NLA — S/C — 2 Bed — 3 Persons.

WREN

street: Cedar Wood House

postalCode: E17 4GG

ZFA Group

street: 971 Romford Road

postalCode: E12 5JR


name: Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: RA211958 - Zebra Printers

description: Unit price will include carriage Price to be held for 3 months Ordering history: see attached spreadsheet - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA211958. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA211958 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

street: Wernick Building, Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre

postalCode: OX3 7HE


title: Remodelling of the City Learning Centre to provide Shop Units, Library, Offices, Reception, Single Storey extension and the demolition of the Chepstow Road Shops and Maisonette Block.

description: Blackpool Council has instructed Capital Projects to appoint suitably experienced Building Contractors to carry out the Remodelling of the City Learning Centre to provide Shop Units, Library Offices, Reception, Single Storey Extension and the Demolition of the Chepstow Road Shops and Maisonette Block. The refurbishment and remodelling works required will need to be undertaken whilst part of the CLC building is occupied and operational. The demolition of the former Shops and Maisonettes will commence when the shop tenants have moved to the CLC. It is the intention of the Council to prepare the existing and Chepstow sites above for future housing development.

Blackpool Council

street: PO Box 4,

postalCode: FY1 1NA


title: Certified Cyber Security Services 2

description: THIS IS A NOTIFICATION OF AWARD FOR TRANSPARENCY PURPOSES ONLY. DETAILS OF SUCCESSFUL SUPPLIERS PROVIDED AS AN ATTACHMENT Crown Commercial Service, as the Contracting Authority, has put in place a Pan Government Collaborative Framework Agreement for use by UK public sector bodies identified at VI.3 of the Contract Notice (attached), and any future successors to those organisations, which include Central Government Departments and their Arm's Length Bodies and Agencies, Non Departmental Public Bodies, NHS bodies and Local Authorities. Cyber Security Services 2 is the 2nd iteration of the Cyber Security Services commercial agreement for helping the Public Sector stay safe online by, preventing, mitigating or managing cyber security risk and attack. This procurement will provide access to a range of Certified National Cyber Security Centre Services such as: 1. Certified Cyber Consultancy; https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/articles/become-certified-cyber-security-consultancy 1.1 Risk Assessment; 1.2 Risk Management; 1.3 Security Architecture; 1.4 Audit & Review ; 1.5 Incident Management. 2. Penetration Testing: CHECK https://www.cesg.gov.uk/scheme/penetration-testing . 3. Cyber Incidents (CIR): https://www.cesg.gov.uk/scheme/cyber-incidents. 4. Tailored Evaluation (CTAS).

CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE

street: Crown Commercial Service, Rosebery Court, St Andrews Business Park

postalCode: NR7 0HS


title: Due Diligence for Investment - Legal

description: The Council has appointed an experienced advisor to undertake legal due diligence on a potential investment of a bond in a solar farm.

capitalEsourcing

street: 64 Victoria Street,

postalCode: SW1E 6QP


name: Department for International Development

description: DFID seeks to procure technical assistance to support implementation of the Government of India's Smart Cities Mission and Atal Mission or Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) at state and city level. DFID will provide specific and focused technical assistance to selected cities including Indore, Amaravati and Pune and up to 5 additional UK-India partnership cities in close consultation with the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) on city specific priorities to make them smart, inclusive, green and resilient. The focus of the programme is on supporting sustainable economic growth and creating new job opportunities by strengthening urban governance, enhancing the flow of investment in smart city infrastructure and facilitating twinning of Indian cities with cities internationally, including in the UK. Innovation around technology, finance and governance, inclusion of the poorest and women, and climate resilience are critical cross cutting themes of our support. The contract of up to 3 500 000 GBP will be awarded for a period of 30 months from the date of contract award and will comprise of a 3-month Inception Phase and 27-month Implementation Phase. There will be break points after the Inception Phase and after one year of Implementation.

title: Technical Assistance for Smart Urban Development in Indian States (SmUDI).

description: DFID is supporting delivery of the UK government's development partnership with India. Focusing on five closely linked areas (ease of doing business, finance, skills, energy and urban), key priorities of this partnership are the reduction of inequality (particularly in relation to women, girls and other marginalised groups) and ensuring environmental sustainability and climate resilience. In the urban sector, the UK will work closely with Indian cities to attract investment; improve governance; make cities more inclusive, energy efficient and climate resilient, and provide smart solutions for the provision of services such as transport, health, waste, water and energy. In view of the above, DFID seeks to procure technical assistance to support implementation of the Government of India's Smart Cities Mission and Atal Mission or Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) at state and city level.

street: Abercrombie House, Eaglesham Road

postalCode: G75 8EA

Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India LLP

countryName: IN


title: Provision of a Cloud Organisational Design service

description: Review of current Policy and Engagement roles and structure

Government Digital Service

street: 10 Whitechapel Building, Whitechapel High Street,

postalCode: E1 8QS


title: Lot 1: Operational Ammunition 7,62 x 35 mm (300 Blackout) Supersonic

description: Supply and delivery of operational ammunition 7,62 x 35 mm (300 Blackout) Supersonic. All ammunition for the MPS should: — be of excellent quality and reliability, — have a stable and consistent trajectory performance, — have accurate and consistent impact performance, — have consistent and appropriate target penetration characteristics, — be compatible for use with existing MPS (fully referenced in weapons reference section of each technical specification). All ammunition must meet the criteria as detailed in each technical and requirements and specification documents as referenced in the invitation to tender (ITT) documents. Ammunition will be subject to MPS Trial Testing (Document Ref: PPG-RPT-18040) with our own MPS Weapons systems and MPS scenarios to best fit our operating environment. This will be conducted on bidder samples as part of the invitation to tender section process. High level requirements The MPS requires various calibre’s of ammunition for operational use. The primary objectives for police operational ammunition is: — to minimise the danger to the innocent through use of effective penetration and controlled expansion/hydraulic displacement, — to provide the police officer safety and efficiency through accuracy, reliability and consistent performance in all circumstances. The general technical requirements are as listed below: I. Shall conform to all dimensional specifications and performance standards recommended by the SAAMI and must be certified by C.I.P. including up to +P pressures; II. All ammunition will be compatible with and safe to use in weapons built to C.I.P., SAAMI, MIL and NATO specifications; III. Must be compatible for use with weapons currently in use within the MPS – see specifications — ‘Reference Weapons’; IV. The manual extraction of chambered ammunition must be possible by hand; V. The ammunition must not cause damage to the weapon; VI. Operational ammunition shall have a bullet that retains its effectiveness after penetrating designated barrier materials; VII. Operational ammunition shall use a low flash propellant; VIII. Propellant shall be clean burning, not leaving substantial fouling or powder residue in the firearm; IX. Must be of sufficient reliability and quality that an officer has confidence that the ammunition will function when required; X. Operational ammunition shall be capable of achieving rapid incapacitation; XI. Shall be suitably accurate and consistent when fired from operational weapons at designated ranges of engagement; XII. Shall not, by nature of its combustion products, create a health hazard to the user; XIII. Shall conform with or exceed ‘NPCC Armed Professional Practice Police use of Firearms guidance’ 2008 DSTL. And as otherwise set out in full within the ITT documents.

title: Lot 2: Operational Ammunition 5,56 mm x 45 mm

description: Supply and delivery of operational ammunition 5,56 mm x 45 mm calibre. All ammunition for the MPS should: — be of excellent quality and reliability, — have a stable and consistent trajectory performance, — have accurate and consistent impact performance, — have consistent and appropriate target penetration characteristics, — be compatible for use with existing MPS (fully referenced in Weapons Reference Section of each Technical Specification). All ammunition must meet the criteria as detailed in each technical and requirements and specification documents as referenced in the invitation to tender (ITT) documents. Ammunition will be subject to MPS Trial Testing (Document Ref: PPG-RPT-18040) with our own MPS Weapons systems and MPS scenarios to best fit our operating environment. This will be conducted on bidder samples as part of the invitation to tender section process. High level requirements The MPS requires various calibre’s of ammunition for operational use. The primary objectives for police operational ammunition is: — to minimise the danger to the innocent through use of effective penetration and controlled expansion/hydraulic displacement, — to provide the police officer safety and efficiency through accuracy, reliability and consistent performance in all circumstances. The general technical requirements are as listed below: I. Shall conform to all dimensional specifications and performance standards recommended by the SAAMI and must be certified by C.I.P. including up to +P pressures; II. All ammunition will be compatible with and safe to use in weapons built to C.I.P., SAAMI, MIL and NATO specifications; III. Must be compatible for use with weapons currently in use within the MPS – see specifications — ‘Reference Weapons’; IV. The manual extraction of chambered ammunition must be possible by hand; V. The ammunition must not cause damage to the weapon; VI. Operational ammunition shall have a bullet that retains its effectiveness after penetrating designated barrier materials; VII. Operational ammunition shall use a low flash propellant; VIII. Propellant shall be clean burning, not leaving substantial fouling or powder residue in the firearm; IX. Must be of sufficient reliability and quality that an officer has confidence that the ammunition will function when required; X. Operational ammunition shall be capable of achieving rapid incapacitation; XI. Shall be suitably accurate and consistent when fired from operational weapons at designated ranges of engagement; XII. Shall not, by nature of its combustion products, create a health hazard to the user; XIII. Shall conform with or exceed ‘NPCC Armed Professional Practice Police use of Firearms guidance’ 2008 DSTL. And as otherwise set out in full within the ITT documents.

title: Lot: 3 Operational Ammunition 7,62 mm x 35 mm (300 BlackOut) Subsonic

description: Supply and delivery of operational ammunition 7,62 mm x 35 mm (300 Blackout) Subsonic All ammunition for the MPS should: — be of excellent quality and reliability, — have a stable and consistent trajectory performance, — have accurate and consistent impact performance, — have consistent and appropriate target penetration characteristics, — be compatible for use with existing MPS (fully referenced in weapons reference section of each technical specification). All ammunition must meet the criteria as detailed in each technical and requirements and specification documents as referenced in the invitation to tender (ITT) documents. Ammunition will be subject to MPS Trial Testing (Document Ref: PPG-RPT-18040) with our own MPS Weapons systems and MPS scenarios to best fit our operating environment. This will be conducted on bidder samples as part of the invitation to tender section process. High level requirements The MPS requires various calibre’s of ammunition for operational use. The primary objectives for police operational ammunition is: — to minimise the danger to the innocent through use of effective penetration and controlled expansion/hydraulic displacement; — to provide the police officer safety and efficiency through accuracy, reliability and consistent performance in all circumstances. The general technical requirements are as listed below: I. Shall conform to all dimensional specifications and performance standards recommended by the SAAMI and must be certified by C.I.P. including up to +P pressures; II. All ammunition will be compatible with and safe to use in weapons built to C.I.P., SAAMI, MIL and NATO specifications; III. Must be compatible for use with weapons currently in use within the MPS — see specifications — ‘Reference Weapons’; IV. The manual extraction of chambered ammunition must be possible by hand; V. The ammunition must not cause damage to the weapon; VI. Operational ammunition shall have a bullet that retains its effectiveness after penetrating designated barrier materials; VII. Operational ammunition shall use a low flash propellant; VIII. Propellant shall be clean burning; not leaving substantial fouling or powder residue in the firearm; IX. Must be of sufficient reliability and quality that an officer has confidence that the ammunition will function when required; X. Operational ammunition shall be capable of achieving rapid incapacitation; XI. Shall be suitably accurate and consistent when fired from operational weapons at designated ranges of engagement; XII. Shall not, by nature of its combustion products, create a health hazard to the user; XIII. Shall conform with or exceed ‘NPCC Armed Professional Practice Police use of Firearms guidance’ 2008 DSTL. And as otherwise set out in full within the ITT documents.

title: Lot 4: Operational Ammunition 9 mm x 19 mm

description: Supply and delivery of operational ammunition 9 mm x 19 mm. All ammunition for the MPS should: — be of excellent quality and reliability, — have a stable and consistent trajectory performance, — have accurate and consistent impact performance, — have consistent and appropriate target penetration characteristics, — be compatible for use with existing MPS (fully referenced in weapons reference section of each technical specification). All ammunition must meet the criteria as detailed in each technical and requirements and specification documents as referenced in the invitation to tender (ITT) documents. Ammunition will be subject to MPS Trial Testing (Document Ref: PPG-RPT-18040) with our own MPS Weapons systems and MPS scenarios to best fit our operating environment. This will be conducted on bidder samples as part of the invitation to tender section process. High level requirements The MPS requires various calibre’s of ammunition for operational use. The primary objectives for Police operational ammunition is: — to minimise the danger to the innocent through use of effective penetration and controlled expansion/hydraulic displacement, — to provide the police officer safety and efficiency through accuracy, reliability and consistent performance in all circumstances. The General Technical Requirements are as listed below: I. Shall conform to all dimensional specifications and performance standards recommended by the SAAMI and must be certified by C.I.P. including up to +P pressures; II. All ammunition will be compatible with and safe to use in weapons built to C.I.P., SAAMI, MIL and NATO specifications; III. Must be compatible for use with weapons currently in use within the MPS — see specifications — ‘Reference Weapons’; IV. The manual extraction of chambered ammunition must be possible by hand; V. The ammunition must not cause damage to the weapon; VI. Operational ammunition shall have a bullet that retains its effectiveness after penetrating designated barrier materials; VII. Operational ammunition shall use a low flash propellant; VIII. Propellant shall be clean burning; not leaving substantial fouling or powder residue in the firearm; IX. Must be of sufficient reliability and quality that an Officer has confidence that the ammunition will function when required; X. Operational ammunition shall be capable of achieving rapid incapacitation; XI. Shall be suitably accurate and consistent when fired from operational weapons at designated ranges of engagement; XII. Shall not, by nature of its combustion products, create a health hazard to the user; XIII. Shall conform with or exceed ‘NPCC Armed Professional Practice Police use of Firearms guidance’ 2008 DSTL. And as otherwise set out in full within the ITT documents.

title: MPS Framework for Supply and Delivery of Operational Ammunition

description: The authority as the contracting authority is tendering for the supply and delivery of operational ammunition – various calibres: 7,62 mm x 35 mm (300 Black) Supersonic, 5,56 mm x 45 mm, 7,62 mm x 35 mm (300 Black) Subsonic, 9 mm x 19 mm. The MPS/authority is seeking through this tendering process to award a framework agreement with suitably capable bidders to provide these goods for a term of 48 months. The ammunition will be available to other Police Forces and Law Enforcement agencies (‘Participating Bodies’) who are entitled to call-off from the framework agreement. Call-off agreements will be permitted for a maximum of 4 years and may be taken out at any point during the framework term. For the avoidance of doubt a call-off may be in force up to 2 years post the framework agreement expiry date (subject to them being put in place in good time prior to expiry). See additional information for more detail.

Metropolitan Police Service

street: Empress State Building, Lillie Road, Earls Court

postalCode: SW6 1TR


title: NUN - Energy Performance Certificates - AWARD

description: The Contract is for the EPC's at various properties in the Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough. Approximately between 250 - 450 per year.

Coventry - Solihull - Warwickshire

street: Coton Road, Nuneaton

postalCode: CV11 5AA


title: A Short Film - All is not lost

description: The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) for Leicestershire (referred to as "Leicestershire Police") are issuing an invitation to tender on behalf of our Corporate Communications Department for the commissioning of a short film which will form the centrepiece of a major campaign to be launched in Autumn 2017.

Leicestershire Police

street: Police Headquarters, St. Johns, Enderby,

postalCode: LE19 2BX


title: Improvements to Alsager Road Play Area for Audley Parish Council

description: The Borough Council of Newcastle-under-Lyme is seeking a provider who can undertake a range of improvements to a play area within the Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire as per the instructions contained within the Invitation to Tender (ITT) document attached to this notice. The works are to be completed in an area of public open space which is to remain accessible to the general public throughout the duration of the works. The tender document provides a full description of the works.

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

street: Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council, Civic Offices, Merrial Street

postalCode: ST5 2AG


title: Provision of Road Fleet Management Services

description: Network Rail is reviewing its strategic approach to managing its fleet of road vehicles and is seeking to understand options available in the market to ensure the best value for Network Rail for both the short-term and longer term. Network Rail currently manages the following services either themselves or through a third party service provider: — Fleet Management System & Reporting Suite, — Vehicle Maintenance (Servicing, Maintenance, and Repair), — Provision of new vehicles, utilizing market position to increase safety and value for money of the fleet, — Disposal of existing owned fleet to achieve best economic value, — Provision and Management of Short Term Hire and Pool Vehicles, — Management of Fleet mileage and utilization (including redeploying vehicles), — Vehicle Compliance Management and ‘O’ License records, — Helpdesk & Driver support services such as Breakdown & Recovery, glass etc, — Accident and Claims Management, — Vehicle Utilisation/Optimisation/Downtime Management, — Vehicle MOT Management, — Vehicle Insurance/Motor Insurance Database maintenance, — Grey fleet management. As part of responses and subsequent discussions, Network Rail are keen to understand how we are able to enhance our current approach to Fleet Management, particularly in the areas of: — Safety - How can your expertise, market position, and service offering help us provide a safe and compliant fleet to support our operations and reduce our occupational road risk? — Innovation - Given the complexity of Network Rail’s fleet, how would you support us to utilize emerging vehicle & plant technology, and provide innovation through Management Information and Business Intelligence? — Options for integrated end-to-end Fleet Management – How would you propose to manage a fleet of our size and complexity, including managing multiple existing arrangements and 3rd parties to deliver an integrated solution to NR? How would your approach support our devolved operating model? — Operating Model - Given our existing fleet arrangements, what operating model would you propose to transform the entire scope of our fleet management, delivering efficiency and innovation and what are the options for achieving an optimised balance between engaging with an NR central fleet capability and the eight regional route businesses? — Fleet Utilisation - How would you ensure Network Rail has the right number and type of vehicles to meet operational requirements at any time, at the best cost? — Pool and Hire Vehicles - How would you propose to manage our pool and hire vehicles to increase utilization, safety and value for money to Network Rail? — Technology - How would you maximise the benefits achieved from NR existing investment in in-vehicle technology. We also welcome innovative ideas and best practice suggestions for creative fleet services, if not already covered in the earlier points above. We are also seeking interest from any parties interested in the maintenance of Road Rail Vehicles to incorporate both road and rail maintenance activities. We invite interested parties to attend supplier workshops to discuss what options are available in the market and how these can provide the best value and efficient services for Network Rail. Interested parties are requested to respond to this notice and shall be invited to attend workshops for discussions around possible solutions for these requirements. Please note that this notice does not replace the previous PIN notice and is intended to further explore the market for optimum road fleet services. Interested parties should express their interest no later than 12 pm on the 12th January 2018.

description: Network Rail operates a fleet of 6 000 — 8 000 road vehicles whose ownership is mixed between leased and owned vehicles. Network Rail requires a road vehicle fleet management provider to optimise the management of its fleet of road vehicles. The fleet management provider will be required to manage all aspects Network Rail’s fleet and vehicle ancillary equipment providing and finding additional value adding activities which will bring about both financial and non-financial efficiencies to Network Rail. The appointed supplier will act as Network Rail’s fleet management provider overseeing the provision and management of key road fleet elements.

Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

street: 1, Eversholt Street,

postalCode: NW1 2DN


title: Supply of Corporate Clothing, PPE and Support Equipment

description: The District Council of Sevenoaks invites quotations from manufacturers, dealer franchises, companies or persons experienced in the supply of corporate uniform clothing, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and other support equipment to supply its Direct Services Organisation.

procurementMethodDetails: SingleTenderActionNonOJEU:

Sevenoaks District Council

street: Dunbrik Depot, 2 Main Road, Sundridge

postalCode: TN14 6EP


description: Provision of Multi Play Equipment for 2 x Playgrounds in Oxford.

procurementMethodDetails: :Restricted

Oxford City Council

street: St Aldate's Chambers, St Aldates

postalCode: OX1 1DS


title: RA211304 - Concertina Screens

description: Leeds Teaching Hospitals are looking for quotes for a requirement we may have for a number of concertina screens to shield domestic waste bins from public view. To be located internally. - LTH may require 87 Full Screens measuring 127cm length by 132cm height & 41 Half Screens measuring 99cm length by 132cm height. They must be Grey and easily cleanable and capable of being cleaned with Chrlorine, 1,000pm strength. Wheels with heavy duty brakes. Must have inserts/pockets to enable the Trust to insert/place posters. - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA211304. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA211304 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust

street: Supplies Department, D/E Floor, King Edward Nurses Home

postalCode: LS1 3EX


title: RA227788 - Dictation Machine Cassettes

description: Dictation Cassettes - Delivery to various locations across Wales for Multiple orders over set period of time - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA227788. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA227788 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

street: Alder House, Alder Court

postalCode: LL17 0JL


description: This is a 3 year contract with break clauses. There is the possibility of 2 further extensions of 12 months.

title: Testing Tar Nicotine and Carbon Monoxide (TNCO) in Cigarettes.

description: Public health England is required by statute to monitor the amounts of Tar Nicotine and Carbon Monoxide in cigarettes being manufactured in the European Union.

Public Health England

street: Manor Farm Road, Porton Down

postalCode: SP2 0QT

Essentra plc

street: 201-249 Avebury Boulevard

postalCode: MK9 1AU


title: Coached Activities for Sport (2)

description: The council is looking for suitably qualified individual coaches to join a framework for the provision of its coached activities. Once approved for the framework, coaches will then be contracted on a call off basis at any time of the year to deliver a specific element of the overall programme of courses.

Suffolk Sourcing

street: 15-17 Russell Road, Ipswich

postalCode: IP1 2DE


title: Non Medical Non Clinical - NMNC

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH


title: Newham — NLA — S/C — 2 Bed — 3 Persons.

description: Newham — NLA — S/C — 2 Bed — 3 Persons.

WREN

street: Cedar Wood House

postalCode: E17 4GG

Nationwide Accommodation Services Ltd

street: 192B High Street

postalCode: E15 2NE


title: Curzon Street Town Centre Development

description: The Curzon Street Development site (wholly owned by Burnley Borough Council) is located within the town centre at the northern edge of the primary shopping area, between Burnley Knowledge Quarter and the Charter Walk Shopping Centre. Located on the key gateway into the Town Centre, with frontage onto Active Way and Curzon Street, the site extends to 1,5 ha and is currently used as a pay and display car park.Nearby retailers along the pedestrianised part of Curzon Street, a major thoroughfare, include Marks and Spencer, Next, Halifax and Primark (occupation scheduled for early 2018 and immediately adjacent the site). Other surrounding uses and retailers include a multi-storey car park, Aldi supermarket, The Range, and Anchor Retail Park. The nearby former open market and old Studio 123 cinema complex above the retained Market Hall along with associated ramp and bridges on Curzon Street and Bankfield are due to be demolished next year, which will significantly improve the visual aspect and townscape at this key location. The site represents a major opportunity to grow Burnley Town Centre with a scheme that will complement the ongoing regeneration of the town. The development of the Curzon Street site will supplement the existing thriving retail and service centre with a wider leisure, cultural and social experience during the day and into the evening that will underpin Burnley as an attractive place to live, work and visit. The site provides an opportunity for a major leisure led development ideally bringing a cinema and/or other family orientated leisure facilities and restaurant chains into the town centre. Alongside additional retail units, improved public realm and car parking provision, the development has the ability to further improve the overall status and attraction of Burnley town centre. The aim of this opportunity is to procure a Developer Partner with the credentials and capability to deliver a high quality, leisure-led mixed use development on the site in accordance with this Information Memorandum and Burnley's Local Plan Proposed Submission Document. The objectives of the scheme are to: — develop a major town centre mixed use scheme which makes a significant contribution to a vibrant leisure, entertainment and cultural offer in the town centre, — create a new development that brings new leisure uses; preferably including a cinema and / or other family orientated leisure facilities and high quality national food chains, into the town centre, with some additional retail, — create a high quality scheme that makes an architectural statement and is consistent with the Local Plan Proposed Submission Document, — create a scheme which, ideally, generates a long term income for the Council, — deliver a well-planned and funded development that is successful in attracting the target market, and — establish strong and effective partnership working between the developer and other project partners and town centre stakeholders to maximise the Council's strategic relationships and project relationships. Alternative delivery models will be considered, but the preferred legal structure will be as set out in the procurement documents. Following the conclusion of the procurement process, it is envisaged that the Council and the successful Bidder, as its development partner, will enter into an Agreement to Lease with development obligations and a longstop date of 12 months (subject to planning permission with an ultimate long stop date of 18 months). The Lease itself will run for a term of 250 years. Bidders will be asked to respond to the Agreement to Lease during the Initial Tender stage and their responses to it will form part of the scoring criteria. The council estimates the anticipated range of the development value of the Agreement to Lease arising from this procurement to be 12 000 000 GBP to 18 000 000 GBP.

title: Appointment of a Leisure Development Partner.

description: The Councils requirement is for a leisure-led mixed use redevelopment of the town centre site. This provides an opportunity for bringing new leisure uses; preferably including a cinema and/ or other family orientated leisure facilities and restaurant chains into Burnley town centre, with some additional retail. The Council will undertake a competitive procedure with negotiation to appoint a development partner. The Council reserves the right to accept an initial tender without undertaking negotiation. Alternative delivery models will be considered, but the preferred legal structure will be as set out in the procurement documents.

Burnley Borough Council

street: Town Hall, Manchester Rd

Maple Grove Developments Ltd

street: Sceptre House, Sceptre Way, Bamber Bridge

postalCode: PR5 6AW


title: GB-COLCHESTER: T677 Graduation Marquee and Facilities Hire

description: Hire of marquees, furniture and toilet facilities for the University's Graduation celebrations.

UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX

street: Wivenhoe Park,

postalCode: CO4 3SQ


title: Contract

description: Soluble laundry bags.

title: Soluble Laundry Bags

description: Soluble Laundry bags

Northern Health and Social Care Trust

street: Bretten Hall, Bush Road

postalCode: BT41 2RL

Procurement and Logistics Service

street: 77 Boucher Crescent

postalCode: BT12 6HU

Southern Health and Social Care Trust

street: Craigavon Area Hospital, 68 Lurgan Road

postalCode: BT63 5QQ

Western Health and Social Care Trust

street: Altnagelvin Area Hospital, Glenshane Road

postalCode: BT47 6SB

NI Blood Transfusion Service

street: Lisburn Road

postalCode: BT9 7TS

Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

street: A Floor, Belfast City Hospital, Lisburn Road

postalCode: BT9 7AB

name: South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust

street: Ulster Hospital, Upper Newtownards Rd

postalCode: BT16 1RH

Business Services Organisation

street: 2 Franklin Street

postalCode: BT2 8DQ

NI Ambulance Service Trust

street: Knockbracken Healthcare Park, Saintfield Road

postalCode: BT8 8SG

ACEDAG Limited

street: Power Station Road

postalCode: WS15 2HS


title: Feasibility study into the restoration opportunities for Newlands Beck and Coledale Beck, Cumbria

description: Defra procuring on behalf of Natural England (NE) This project is part of the Natural Course LIFE Integrated Project. The objective of the Natural Course LIFE Integrated Project is to support the implementation of the Water Framework Directive NW River Basin Management Plan by building the strategic capacities needed in authorities and stakeholders. This will lead to new ways of working that will make protecting water resources in the NW more achievable and more affordable.

Defra Network eTendering Portal

street: Natural England,

postalCode: PE1 1NG


name: Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation Trust

title: GB-Poole: DH318 Friends & Families Solution

description: Dorset HealthCare NHS Foundation Trust (the Trust) requires a Patient Experience feedback service for collecting and reporting real time feedback from service users, carers, families and staff. The selected supplier of this service will be an experienced market research organisation who has previously worked to deliver a patient experience feedback service by capturing and reporting on feedback in healthcare settings.

street: Sentinel House, 4-6 Nuffield Road

postalCode: BH17 0RB


title: Enfield — NLA — S/C — Studio — 1 Person.

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WREN

street: Cedar Wood House

BTC Lettings

street: 164-166 Bowes Road

postalCode: N11 2JG