description:
Public Health England (PHE) seeks to appoint a provider of an instrument to be used for the biophysical characterisation of virus particles, virus-like particles, exosomes and other biological, nanometer-sized particles present in aqueous suspension. These particles may be cell derived or recombinant in nature and will be structurally composed primarily of phospholipid or protein. These particles will not necessarily contain nucleic acid and therefore any technology that relies on labelling or measurement of nucleic acid is not suitable.
                It is expected that all maintenance and consumables will be included within the scope of this contract.

                This requirement is for the Electron Microscopy facility, situated within the Virus Reference Department of PHE located in Colindale, NW London.

                To access tender documents, please login / register into PHE's e-sourcing platform: https://phe.bravosolution.co.uk
                Should you have any technical issues with using Bravo system, please contact eTendering Helpdesk on 0800 069 863 or by e-mail:help@bravosolution.co.uk.

                Any queries related to the published opportunity should be submitted via messaging function linked to the itt_3640 - PHE_Scientific-Equipment for counting virus particles & nanometre sized objects .
                For any  further queries and clarifications please get in touch with Mercy Mashem (Mercy.Mashem@phe.gov.uk) and Harry Bagnall ( Harry.Bagnall@phe.gov.uk) .

Public Health England

street: 61 Colindale Avenue, London, NW9 5EQ,

postalCode: NW9 5EQ


currency: GBP

name: Health Safety Executive For Northern Ireland

scheme: CPV

documentType: awardNotice

title: Contract

description: HSENI wishes to appoint competent contractors to provide graphic design, artwork and print management. The selected contractor will be required to provide a print management function. This contract will be awarded to the two highest ranked tenderers with the first ranked tenderer being awarded all of the work outlined within Annex A in line with the prices quoted within the pricing schedule.

title: HSENI – Provision of Graphic Design, Artwork and Print Management Services

documentType: tenderNotice

description: HSENI wishes to appoint competent Contractors to provide graphic design, artwork and print management. The selected Contractor will be required to provide a print management function. This Contract will be awarded to the two highest ranked Tenderers with the First ranked Tenderer being awarded all of the work outlined within Annex A in line with the prices quoted within the Pricing Schedule.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

street: 83 Ladas Drive

postalCode: BT6 9FR

countryName: UK

name: Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland

Ecclesville Printing

street: 176 Ecclesville Road

postalCode: BT78 2EQ

initiationType: tender


title: Contract for the supply of Td-IPV

description: Contract for the supply of Td-IPV

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

street: 2nd floor, Rutland House,

postalCode: WA7 2ES

countryName: GB


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

description: CCS will use an eSourcing system for this competition and reserves the right to use an electronic auction. The eSourcing system we will use is https://crowncommercialservice.bravosolution.co.ukPlease note that, to register, you must have a valid DUNS number (as provided by Dun and Bradstreet) for the organisation which you are registering, who will be entering into a contract if invited to do so.The date at III.3 is indicative. Please monitor the TED for publication of the OJEU notice. Updates can be found on the CCS pipeline page https://ccs-agreements.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/procurement-pipeline

title: Leasing Finance and Advisory Services

description: Crown Commercial Service (CCS) intends to put in place a Pan Government Collaborative Agreement for the provision of Leasing Finance and Advisory Services to be utilised by Central Government Departments and all other UK Public Sector Bodies.The proposed agreement will be the recommended Leasing Finance vehicle for the UK Public Sector and will look to deliver value for money to the taxpayer when delivering leasing services. The vehicle, at this stage, will look to offer both leasing finance to fund the purchase of assets and advisory services to deliver market leading advice to potential public sector leasing customers.This Prior Information Notice is to signal an intention to commence market engagement with those within the leasing market.To participate in market engagement please see 11.2.14The lotting structure will be determined as a result of the market engagement.

street: The Capital Building, Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP


title: Maker Space Metal X 3D Printer

description:
The University of Salford is seeking tenders to supply a Markforged Metal X 3D printer with Sinter1 Oven and De-binding station.

                      The Metal X will be the first metal additive machine at the University of Salford and will form part of the Morson Maker Space's "Engine Room", in which the University will showcase the latest industrial equipment to be used by staff and students throughout the University.

                      The Morson Maker Space is a new department at the University of Salford tasked with integrating digital fabrication technology and 'maker' skills into curricula, attracting industrial partnerships and teaching future-fit skills for the benefit of all Salford graduates.

                      Please go to our InTend portal to access the tender documents and register your interest: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/salford/aspx/Home

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD(THE)

street: Maxwell Building University Of Salford,


name: Thales Ground Transportation Systems UK Ltd

title: Framework Agreement Station Information and Security Systems (SISS) — Lot A Design and Build

description: Framework covering the supply of goods, services and works for Station Information and Security Systems (SISS).Lot A: Design and Build.

title: Framework Agreement Station Information and Security Systems (SISS) — Lot C Maintenance

description: Framework covering the supply of goods, services and works for station information and Security Systems (SISS).Lot C: Maintenance.

title: Network Rail Telecoms — SISS Framework

description: The purpose of this framework is to provide a call-off mechanism for requirements relating to design, build, operation and maintenance of station information and security systems.The framework contains the following main lots:— Lot A: Design and Build,— Lot C: Maintenance.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

procurementMethod: direct

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

street: 1, Eversholt Street,

postalCode: NW1 2DN


title: P0486 - Delivery of the Birmingham Community Equipment Loan Service

description:
The Council wishes to establish a Contract for the Delivery of a Birmingham Community Equipment Loan Service (BCELS). Equipment can play a key role in enabling citizens to live independently at home by providing assistance with everyday tasks, thereby helping to reduce unnecessary admissions to hospital and care homes; and preventing delayed discharge from hospital.

                Equipment can play a key role in enabling citizens to live independently at home by providing assistance with everyday tasks, thereby helping to reduce unnecessary admissions to hospital and care homes; and preventing delayed discharge from hospital. The type of equipment provided can range from simple mobility aids, such as crutches and walking frames, to more complex items such as profiling beds and hoists. Items are provided to citizens free of charge, on loan or single issue, in line with agreed criteria.

                The Birmingham Community Equipment Loan Service is available to citizens of all ages who meet the criteria for the service however the majority of those in receipt of equipment in 2017/18 were aged 65+ (70%). 131,282 citizens have been registered with this service.

                32,142 orders for equipment were placed in 2017/18, which equates to 105,832 pieces of standard equipment delivered to citizens.  On average, citizens received 3 pieces of equipment in one order. New pieces of Special equipment ordered and delivered in 2017/2018 was 1,457 with a further 1,082 pieces of equipment recycled and used from existing stock.

                Tenders are sought from organisations that have experience of sourcing, delivering, maintaining and recycling equipment for citizens referred for a service by approved Equipment Prescribers.  The referrals will be for both standard and special equipment. Special Equipment is defined as any item, not on the Core Equipment list, which must be specially purchased for a citizen.

                The Service Provider will support an equitable and accessible community equipment loan service to citizens of Birmingham who meet the agreed criteria, based on good practice and meeting national and local standards and performance indicators.

                The service must be able to accommodate fluctuations in demand based on the number of referrals received from Equipment Prescribers.

                There are existing outsourced services in place so TUPE requirements may apply.

                Contract
                This contract is due to commence on the 1st April 2019 and run for an initial period of 3 years with the provision to extend for up to an additional 2 years subject to requirements and satisfactory performance.

                BCC will be using its e-tendering system (In-tend) for the administration of this procurement process and providers must register with the system to be able to express an interest.

                The web address is https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc

                Registration and use of In-tend is free. All correspondence for this procurement process must be via the In-tend c...

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street, Birmingham

postalCode: B4 7WB


title: Contract for the supply of rabies vaccine

description: The provision of a vaccine to protect against rabies, to be used as part of the national immunisation programme.The Contracting Authority estimates their requirement over the period of the contract, including the period of the optional extension to be up to 44 000 doses of vaccine.

Department of Health

street: 60 Caversham Road,

postalCode: RG1 7EB

GlaxoSmithKline UK Ltd

street: 980 Great West Road

postalCode: TW8 9GS


title: CPB264 - Fencing at Breadsall Primary School, Brookside Road, Breadsall, Derby Derbyshire DE21 5LF

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

Derbyshire County Council

street: Derbyshire County Council,

postalCode: DE4 3AG


title: SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF A RECONFIGURABLE LASER MICRO PROCESSING WORKSTATION (ESIF FUNDED)

description:
TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION  OF  A RECONFIGURABLE LASER MICRO PROCESSING WORKSTATION - REFERENCE:  SC6825/18

                                This project is funded by the European Structural Investment Funds (ESIF) and the procurement is dependent on the final funding agreement.

                                The University of Birmingham invites tenders for supply of a reconfigurable laser micro processing workstation. The workstation will form part of a physical demonstrator, i.e. facilities created as part of the ESIF project, which will be used to facilitate/support the take-up of high impact manufacturing technologies by the SMEs in West Midlands. In this context, the workstation will be used to develop new applications for the technology in collaboration with technology providers and carry out feasibility studies and pilot projects to address the specific requirements of local SMEs. Therefore, it will be required as part of the project to build strong partnerships with the technology providers and define a joint co-funded R&D programme for the benefits of local businesses.

                                The workstation should be reconfigurable for realising a range of laser processing operations with high accuracy and repeatability, i.e. laser engraving/structuring, surface patterning and texturing, drilling and cutting, on complex/3D metal, ceramic and polymer substrates/parts. It should be a high stability Class 1 workstation with an environmental control (air-conditioning) that conforms to the latest machinery and laser health and safety standards. The workstation should integrate a femtosecond laser source and optionally additional nanosecond laser source. Both lasers should share the same beam delivery system that is modular and dust protected with sufficient flexibility/reconfigurability to integrate additional optics, e.g. focal π-shaper and/or diffractive optics, and metrology and condition monitoring tools. Also, the system should incorporate a high dynamics 3D scan head, exchangeable f-theta telecentric lens, linear and rotary/swivel stages for realizing complex multi-axis laser processing strategies on axisymmetric, prismatic and free-form parts. The workstation should have a PC-based controller that supports G-code programming, the execution of multi-axis processing strategies and automated process setting up routines, and capabilities to easily combine different modes of operation. Finally, the workstation should incorporate hardware and software tools for automatic calibration after the change of optical components along the beam line, e.g. when changing f-theta lenses.

                                Overall budget for this item is up to £900,000.00 excluding VAT

University of Birmingham

street: Edgbaston, Edgbaston

postalCode: B15 2TT


title: Framework agreement for the UK-wide procurement of gas electricity supplies to public sector entities using a flexible purchasing strategy

Wyre Borough Council

street: Civic Centre, Breck Rd, Poulton-le-Fylde

postalCode: FY6 7PU


title: Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure

procurementMethodDetails: CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement:

DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT

street: Great Minster House,76 Marsham Street,


title: GB-Bradford: 0676 Contact Centre Software

description: The University has made significant investments in the Microsoft Skype for Business and Microsoft Office 365 platform which are both well embedded within the organisations technical architecture and business processes. In order to minimise technical diversity and fragmentation of the user experience, the proposed Contact Centre solution must be certified for use with Skype for Business.

University of Bradford

street: Richmond Building, Richmond Road

postalCode: BD7 1HR


title: CA4986 - Car park resurfacing

description:
Machine lay 6mm SMA tarmac

                To access this competition:

                Registered:
                Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA4986.

                Not registered:
                Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA4986 as the reason for registration.

                 Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

The Piggott School

street: Twyford Road, Wargrave

postalCode: RG10 8DS


name: Newark & Sherwood Clinical Commissioning Group

description: Both Mansfield & Ashfield CCG and Newark & Sherwood CCG (Mid Nottinghamshire CCGs) have a Primary Care Strategy that supports the General Practice Forward View (GPFV) in developing general practice to work at scale through Primary Care Networks (PCNs).Improving Access to primary care for the registered population is seen as a key enabler to deliver the sustainability and transformation of primary medical services. This will be driven through services being delivered in an integrated way at scale and based around established PCN.The Mid Nottinghamshire CCGs have six PCNs that are now well established and with full engagement of their GP practice members. They meet regularly and are led by GPs working in close collaboration with the GP membership provider organisation. PCNs have engaged appropriate skill mix within their delivery models.The Mid Nottinghamshire CCGs wish to commission extended GP access services that form part of a fully integrated primary care service. This should build on existing strong primary care performance and established integrated links to other NHS and private sector healthcare services in the county. It is expected that, as a minimum, the delivery model will be based around the current PCN configuration.Prospective Provider(s) must adhere to national core extended access requirements and local commissioning intentions as follows:— Delivering additional GP appointments to meet the national core requirements aligned to the established PCNS as follows:— — 30 minutes per 1000 weighted patients and possibly rising to 45 minutes at a future point.— — Appointment time evenly spread across 18:30 to 20:00 Monday to Friday and Saturday mornings, as per the national requirements.— — A mixture of Pre-bookable and on the day routine appointments with duration of 15 minutes.— —Ensuring equity of access to services is critical. Monday to Saturday appointments will be delivered in a minimum of six locations, one per PCN.— Subject to the response to this PIN, the CCGs may be minded to commission by PCN for Monday to Saturday services.— Additional appointment time to be provided covering 52 Sundays and every Bank Holiday event GP led clinical time per day. This service will need to meet the needs of the local population. As a minimum the CCGs expect to commission two locations: one in either Mansfield or Ashfield and a second in Newark.— Provision of 100 % population coverage across both CCGs— Providers must use local CQC-registered estate that is appropriate for a primary care service.— All extended access appointments must be GP led with support from the wider nursing team.— The current staffing model utilises a permanent workforce of partner and salaried GPs and employed nurses/HCAs giving quality and continuity of care for patients. We would expect future service delivery to continue to adhere to core requirements in this way.— All patients should be offered a choice of evening and weekend appointments on an equal footing to non-extended hours services. Demand to be flexed to meet patient/system if required within the core requirements set out above.— Patients will be offered appointments through their registered GP practice accessing a shared booking system. Full access to the patient record (read/write access) ensuring continuity of care in a secure and governance led system. Prospective provider(s) are therefore required to relevant arrangements in place from go live to enable information sharing. Commissioners require all activity to be documented using SystmOne and the ability to task patient’s registered GP within twelve hours of the extended hours appointment.— There will be effective connection to other system services enabling patients to receive the right care from the right professional, including access from and to other primary care and general practice services such as urgent care services.

title: Mid-Nottinghamshire GP Access

description: The Commissioner is seeking suitably qualified bidders for the service outlined below.Bidders should send their expressions of interest to the named buyer (sarah.trupp@nhs,net):

street: Balderton Primary Care Centre, Lowfield Lane

postalCode: NG24 3HJ

name: Mansfield & Ashfield Clinical Commissioning Group

street: Birch House, Southwell Road West, Rainworth

postalCode: NG21 0HJ


name: Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Service

title: RA255009 - Renal Clinical Vision EMR Maintenance & Support 2019-22

description: ystem Support/Maintenance for the  Renal Clinical Vision EMR system at Shrewsbury & Telford Hospital NHS Trust from June 2019 for 3 years with an option to extend for up to 1 year. - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA255009. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA255009 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

street: 2 Douglas Court, Anchorage Avenue

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


description: Older People — Fairwater.

title: Older People — Fairwater

description: Older People — Fairwater.

Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

IOS Care

street: Alexandra Gate Business Centre Ltd

postalCode: CF24 2SA


title: Coastal Repairs & Maintenance

description:
— Day to Day Repair and maintenance includes (but not limited to):
                  —— works to repair and maintain concrete, timber, rock and geotextile structures,
                  —— demolition, making safe and removal of structures,
                  —— public safety warning, control and exclusion works,
                  —— local redistribution of beach material,
                  —— the replacement, repair and recoating of navigational aids,
                  —— the repair and replacement of public access and amenity structures,
                  —— short notice response to asset damage and /or storm and flood tide warnings,
                  —— significant temporary works are often required to give access for permanent works,
                  —— the contract includes a requirement for an out of hours emergency response service,
                  — One off repair projects (up to approximately 250 000 GBP per project) including (but not limited to):
                  —— works to concrete, timber, rock and geotextile structures,
                  —— demolition, making safe and removal of structures,
                  —— the repair and replacement of public access and amenity structures,
                  —— promenade resurfacing,
                  —— slope stabilisation,
                  —— structure foundations or scour protection,
                  —— public access (ramps, steps, footpaths, etc) and amenity structures.

title: Capital Works

description:
The works covered by this lot are defined as capital coastal defence works. These works may include.
                  (but not limited to):
                  — promenade resurfacing,
                  — slope stabilisation,
                  — beach recycling or nourishment,
                  — structure foundations or scour protection,
                  — public access (ramps, steps, footpaths, etc) and amenity structures,
                  — coastal erosion and management structures using concrete, timber, rock and steel.

title: Consultants

description:
The provision of experts or experienced professionals in a range of fields and has a wide knowledge of the particular subject matter on a consulting basis.
                  Work should cover but is not limited to expertise, provided on a temporary basis, engaging with all relevant stakeholders to deliver efficiencies or improvements in service, or value in assets (including physical, financial or personnel).
                  Services may include but are not limited to:
                  — coastal engineering services,
                  — project managers,
                  — coastal strategies,
                  — business case development,
                  — support our funding manager,
                  — construction supervision,
                  — construction project management.

title: Surveyors & Specialists

description:
Work should cover but is not limited to expertise, provided on a temporary basis, engaging with all relevant stakeholders to deliver efficiencies or improvements in service, or value in assets (including physical, financial or personnel).
                  Services may include but are not limited to:
                  — topographic surveyors,
                  — bathymetric surveyors,
                  — drone surveying,
                  — geo-technical /ground investigations,
                  — environment /ecology specialists,
                  — geo-technical.

title: Coastal Partnership East Coast Management

description: The works covered by this contract include small and medium scale coastal defence works and may include repair or replacement of sections of coastal defences of varying types, handrail and fencing repairs and maintenance as well as other minor civil engineering and general building works. The scope of works is further expanded to include cliff top areas to include footpaths and fencing as well as minor repairs to cliff and promenade areas.

procurementMethod: selective

Suffolk Coastal District Council

street: East Suffolk House, Melton

postalCode: IP12 1RT


name: The Friends of Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park

measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

description: Open tender process to identify 3 providers of community based projects for the Aldgate East Area.

title: G5319 — Community Cohesion Pilot Programme, Aldgate East

description: Provision of creative projects which will engage local people across different groups. The projects will increase engagement and interaction between groups in such a way that increases understanding and connections between local people. It will develop participation in neighbourhood life, improve the local area and build community capacity and resilience in a sustainable way.

Tower Hamlets

street: Mulberry Place, 5 Clove Crescent, Town Hall

postalCode: E14 2BG


name: The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as NHS National Services Scotland) ("the Authority")

title: Disposable Single Use Sterile Scissors

description: The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as National Services Scotland) (‘the Authority’) acting through its division procurement, commissioning and facilities is undertaking this procurement for supply of disposable single use sterile scissors to the National Distribution Centre, Larkhall ML9 2QX on behalf of all entities constituted pursuant to the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978 (i.e. all NHS Scotland Health Boards, Special Health Boards and the Authority or other NHS Organisation established pursuant to the NHS (Scotland) Act 1978), any integrated Joint Boards established pursuant to the new Public Bodies (Joint Working) Scotland Act 2014 (collectively hereafter referred to as ‘Participating Authorities’) where applicable.Main Product is as follows:Disposable Single Use Sterile Scissor (11-13cm x 11-13cm) Sharp/Sharp

street: Gyle Square (NSS Head Office), 1 South Gyle Crescent

postalCode: EH12 9EB

Rocialle

street: Cwm Cynon Business Park (North)

postalCode: CF45 4ER


description: Lot 1: The Greens Abstinence Based Support Accommodation service

description: Lot 2: Citywide Drug and Alcohol Prevention and Recovery Visiting Support Service

title: Accommodation and Support Services for People Recovering from Substance Misuse

description: Abstinence-based supported accommodation service for people who are homeless, have completed treatment and are in recovery from alcohol and/ or illicit drug misuse. The service provides non-clinical support with 24-hour sleep-in staff cover to assist people to sustain recovery and live independently. The service is provided in a purpose built building owned by South Yorkshire Housing Association Ltd (SYHA) and the provider acts as a managing agent. Citywide drug and alcohol prevention and recovery visiting service. This service is a citywide visiting support service for people (singles, couples and families) with current or previous substance misuse who are in a vulnerable housing situation. The service is non-clinical and will support service users to prevent homelessness, sustain accommodation and engage or re-engage in treatment services or build recovery.

Sheffield City Council

street: Level 8, East Wing, Moorfoot

postalCode: S1 4PL


title: Foster and Continuing Care

description: This requirement is for the provision of planned Foster Care placements within a framework agreement. The scope of this framework agreement will also cover continuing care placements.

Fife Council

street: Fife House, North Street

postalCode: KY7 5LT

Aberlour Child Care Trust

street: 135 Fifty Pitches Road

postalCode: G51 4EB


title: Vehicle Disposal & Auction Services

description:
DVLA, through the vehicle enforcement services contract, will provide enforcement action against non-compliant vehicles throughout the UK. DVLA invites tenders from interested providers of the above services for the provision of national Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) evasion enforcement coverage. DVLA may, during the contract term, require the contract to be utilised for the provision of services for enforcement of non-compliance with legislation other than VED enforcement. The successful bidder will be responsible for ensuring sufficient operational capability:
                  — to identify, issue enforcement notifications, immobilise, store and dispose of vehicles, and
                  — for the provision of the associated management and service responsibilities.
                  The contract is likely to extend to, but not be limited to, the following:
                  — use of appropriate technology to locate non-compliant vehicles,
                  — issue notifications, clamp or remove vehicles where appropriate,
                  — secure storage of impounded vehicles at locations across the UK,
                  — release of impounded vehicles following acceptance of payment and evidence of compliance,
                  — disposal of unclaimed vehicles where appropriate,
                  — operational management of vehicle enforcement notification issuing, immobilisation, removal, storage and disposal,
                  — provision of sufficient and scalable storage for impounded vehicles,
                  — provision of comprehensive ICT systems in support of the contract, to include timely and accurate management information, with full support and maintenance,
                  — setting, monitoring and maintaining high quality standards in respect of services,
                  — managing payment, fees and appropriate charges for the general public,
                  — customer services and complaints,
                  — liaison with DVLA, police and local authorities.
                  The contractor will be responsible for providing these and other related services, through the provision and deployment of appropriate equipment, resources and technology. This is a national (UK) contract and this would need to be reflected in the coverage provided by the contractor.

title: Provision of Vehicle Enforcement Services

description: This Prior Information Notice (PIN) is to notify the market that the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) intends to tender for the Provision of Vehicle Immobilisation, Removal, Storage, Disposal and Enforcement Notice Issuing Services and the Provision of Automatic Number Plate Recognition Services.

Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency

street: DVLA, Commercial Directorate, C1 West, Longview Road, Morriston

NSL Ltd

street: Rutland House 8th Floor 148 Edmund Street Birmingham B3 2JR

postalCode: WC1X 9HD


title: Joseph Priestley Refurbishment - AV Installation - AWARD

description:
The Joseph Priestley Building is located within the Heart of the Huddersfield University Campus. During summer/Autumn 2017 certain areas are undergoing refurbishment to provide:

                          Ground Floor  New entrance, teaching/administration office space and student space
                          Level 1  Academic office and teaching space, Post graduate facilities
                          Level 2  Academic office and teaching space, Post graduate facilities

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

University of Huddersfield e-Tendering

street: University of Huddersfield, Queensgate

postalCode: HD1 3DH

Roche Audio Visual

region: WEST YORKSHIRE

postalCode: HX5 9JP


description: The City of Bradford MDC requires one Contractor to design, plan, manufacture, transport, install, wire and commission a double horizontal scissor lift (goods only) for the raising and lowering of stage equipment, up to and including 5 tonnes in weight. This is to replace the damaged equipment still in operation in situation at the Alhambra Theatre.The application will be a like for like of the existing equipment with added features and to comply with current standards and use. It is to be situated in the existing pit and the removal of the existing stage lift should be taken into account when quoting.The site is a theatre and should any building works be required, plans should be made to minimise the risk of any dust. All external works to be carried out by the winning contractor and this should be included in the quote.Please visit www.YORtender.co.uk to download and submit the tender documents.

title: Supply and Installation of a Scissor, Goods Platform Lift Inclusive of Removal And Disposal of Existing Equipment at: The Bradford Alhambra Theatre

description: The City of Bradford MDC requires one Contractor to design, plan, manufacture, transport, install, wire and commission a double horizontal scissor lift (goods only) for the raising and lowering of stage equipment, up to and including 5 tonnes in weight. This is to replace the damaged equipment still in operation in situation at the Alhambra Theatre.Please visit www.YORtender.co.uk to download and submit the tender documents.

Bradford Metropolitan District Council

street: 3rd Floor Britannia House, Hall Ings

postalCode: BD1 1HX


title: Relocation Services

description:
Services may include:
                  — clearance and disposal of furniture,
                  — movement of staff and associated equipment,
                  — movement of furniture to new premises,
                  — temporary storage.

title: Relocation Services

title: Relocation Services

title: Relocation Services

title: Estates — Logistics and Removals

HMRC

street: 5th Floor West Ralli Quays, 3 Stanley Street

postalCode: M60 9LA


title: SCC - YS Short Breaks Contract White Lodge (Elmbridge)

description: Short Breaks Play and Leisure services for Elmbridge for Children with SEND.

SE Shared Services

street: Penrhyn Road, Kingston upon Thames

postalCode: KT1 2DN


title: Independent Evaluation of the London Co-Investment Fund (LCIF)

description:
Background on the London Co-investment Fund
                    The London Co-investment Fund ("LCIF") was established by Funding London and Capital Enterprise and the Mayor of London with the aim of investing £23m in London-based, seed stage companies in the Science, Digital and Technology sectors.  The LCIF defines seed stage as very early stage companies where the proof of concept stage has been successfully concluded.  The LCIF is financed by £25m provided by the Mayor of London and the London Economic Action Partnership and £1.7m from Funding London and is managed by Funding London.
                    The LCIF is a co-investment fund and operates by contracting with early stage investors including venture capital funds and angel syndicates.  Its 14 co-investment partners were procured through an open and competitive process.  The selection criteria consisted of:
                    • Knowledge of, focus on and track record of investing in the Science, Digital and Technology sectors;
                    • Deal volume and pipeline; and
                    • Investment approach.
                    Since its launch in December 2014 the LCIF has invested £18.7m in 121 London-based, high-growth, early stage technology companies through its co-investment partners.   LCIF investment has helped raise an aggregate of over £130m in total investment commitments.
                    Objectives
                    The aims of the LCIF are as follows:
                    1. To invest £23m into high-growth early stage Science, Digital and Technology businesses in London during its investment period;
                    2. To achieve a target across the fund of £2.9 of private sector investment for every £1 invested by LCIF;
                    3. To generate approx. 2,653 jobs over the life of the fund as a result of the investments being made; and
                    4. To maximise returns from exits to enable further investment in later years.
                    Background and Context
                    The LCIF was designed to meet the growth capital needs of small businesses in the strategically important Science, Technology and Digital sector as they emerge from London's leading public and privately funded accelerators, incubators and support programmes. Funding London and Capital Enterprise believe that this is where funding for London's SMEs is most difficult to find.
                    The body of evidence which supports public sector intervention to address the finance gap in SME growth capital is vast.  A report authored by SQW and Middlesex University published in November 2013 and specifically commissioned at the time that LCIF was set-up states that there is a significant structural equity finance gap facing SME's in London - specifically for those seeking to raise risk capital between £250,000 and £2m.

                    Rationale for Intervention

                    In November 2013, the LEAP committed to assessing the scale and nature of a SME finance gap in London and utilise up to £25m Growing Places Fund monies to address it.  This followed a Mayoral Manifesto Commitment to launch a new £35 million revolving fund to provide low-cost debt to SMEs.

                    Following the LEAP steer, the GLA commissioned some independent research into SME Finance in London.  Carried out by Middlesex University and SQW, this found a substantial funding gap including an annual equity gap of around £350m rising to around £1.8 Billion by 2016.  The research also identified five suitable areas for intervention (the Science, Technology and Digital sector being three of the five areas) with the recommendation that the £250k-£2m equity gap should be the highest priority for any potential London SME access to finance scheme.

                    The Co-investment Fund Model
                    1. The co-investment fund model offers significant advantages to other alternatives. Specifically, the model allows for the efficient deployment of investments into target businesses through competitively selected partners in the early stage investments arena.  This is achieved as follows:
                    a. The fund selects and contracts only with early stage investors with the strongest track records of investing, market knowledge and focus, and return on capital;
                    b. The fund leverages the investment expertise of each partner by co-investing on the basis of their investment and due diligence process. In other words, the fund does not carry out a separate evaluation of the potential investee company, but rather the fund's team ensures that: 1) the potential investee companies qualify for the objectives of the fund; 2) that the due diligence carried out by the partner is sufficiently robust (as defined contractually with each partner); and 3) that the terms of investment offered to the fund are the same as the other investors;
                    2. The above process avoids the need to establish a complex Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) structure that is customary for VC funds.  This approach also avoids the need for complicated investment approval panels.  The co-investment partners receive an amount to a maximum of 2.5% of the funds invested to cover a proportion of their costs. This makes the fund cost effective;
                    3. The LCIF has established an in-house investment executive team who carry out the required legal due diligence and checks to ensure that the fund gets the same investment terms as those of the private sector partners.  This team is also essential in the performance of the day to day portfolio monitoring activities on behalf of the LCIF and in safeguarding the LCIF's interest in relation to negotiations for exits down the line;
                    4. There is strong alignment of interests between the fund and the partners given that 1) the partners benefit by ensuring that funding rounds for investees can be completed successfully; 2) the LCIF deploys the funds where they are most needed whilst ensuring investments are made on a commercial basis; and 3) both parties achieve diversification of risk.  The fund also ensures that money is being deployed according to the agreed strategy and that the fund targets can be met (e.g., jobs, leverage) through six monthly reviews of partner activity;
                    5. A very significant advantage from the investee company point of view is that the process allows for investments to complete quickly (within two weeks from receipt of investment agreement); and
                    6. Although the fund relies on the co-investment partners to provided active support to the investee companies, the fund will seek where appropriate the right to appoint a non-executive to the board of the SMEs and in all cases have observer status and the same rights to information as the partners, so to protect, both, the investment and ensure support to the SME.
                    Evaluation Study
                    The LCIF is approaching the end of its investment period of 31 March 2019.  After this date, the fund will cease to invest in new companies and therefore, we can begin to measure the impacts against the specified objectives above.

                    Scope of Work
                    We seek to commission an independent and suitably qualified organisation to carry out an evaluation study of the London Co-investment Fund.  The objectives of the study are as follows:
                    • Undertake a fund level performance appraisal, including an analysis of outcomes, returns to investment and an assessment of the management and governance of the funds.
                    • Assess the firm level impacts, including on turnover, productivity and employment.  Employment growth will be assessed in the context of the funds enabling additional performance improvements within a business. There is also a need to understand the additional benefits brought by the funds so investigation and estimation of additionality/deadweight and displacement can be undertaken (using HM Treasury Green Book guidelines).
                    • Assess finance market outcomes, in particular the extent to which the creation of these funds has increased the supply of finance, levering in additional investment as opposed to simply acting to crowd out other finance.
                    • Consider local economy impacts, reflecting any wider regenerative benefits of the London Co-Investment Fund to the London economy, including that on diversity and inclusion.
                    • Evaluate the position of the London Co-Investment Fund to repay the initial Capital and the advisability of making London Co-Investment Fund an evergreen fund.
                    We would expect fieldwork to be carried out in respect of:
                    • The analysis of data on performance at the fund level;
                    • The analysis of investments made by the LCIF;
                    • Surveys of companies to add to the data held by fund managers and data contained in monitoring reports and evaluations of the various funds; and
                    • Interviews with the respective fund managers, the GLA and London LEAP and local authorities/agencies and with other interested parties and stakeholders including those in the financial sector, and with some investee companies.

                     Evaluation criteria would include:
                    - Demonstration of a strong understanding of seed stage technology investment landscape in London;
                    - Familiarity with venture capital investment processes, outcomes and impact;
                    - Strong credentials and track record of having conducted similar evaluations and reports for public funding organisations;
                    - Immediate availability to conduct the evaluation and provide a final report before December 2018;
                    - Price
                    Evidence may be requested in the form of final reports on previous such assignments.
                    Shortlisted parties may be invited to discuss their proposal with the evaluation panel.
                     Funding London
                    Funding London is the trading name of SME Wholesale Finance (London) Ltd..
                    The company's long term mission is to support London-based small businesses that experience difficulties raising finance either due to the small amounts of investment being sought or the early stage nature of the business.
                    Funding London delivers its mission through the design, establishment and operation of funds that are aligned with the Mayor's strategy for London.
                    Since its establishment in 2004 by the then Mayor of London, Funding London has invested directly over £50m in 600 small and early stage businesses and generated more than £300m of co-investment into London's businesses via its loan and equity funds. This has helped support the London economy by creation or safeguarding of over 3,900 jobs.
                    More information on our activities is available on our website www.fundinglondon.co.uk.

                     More information on Funding London can be found at www.fundinglondon.co.uk
                    Information on LCIF is available at https://lcif.co

SME Wholesale Finance (London) Ltd

street: 20 Orange st,


description: Ad-hoc taxi services for 8 passengers or less.

title: Ad Hoc Taxi Services for 8 Passengers or Less

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall

postalCode: E17 4JF

Leyton Midland Cars

street: High Road, Leyton

postalCode: E10 6RF


description: The current HPITT contract is delivered nationally by a single supplier. It entails delivery of the following services:— attraction and Recruitment of appropriate applicants,— selection and assessment of applicants,— recruitment and vetting of schools,— preparation of schools e.g. school mentor training,— placement of participants in schools,— initial Teacher Training,— leadership Development,— monitoring of progress,— management and reporting,— governance of the Programme and contract.To inform future decisions about the programme the Department is gathering evidence and looking at how the programme could be delivered most successfully for cohorts from September 2020. We are open to receiving views from the market on new delivery arrangements for HPITT. This includes the possibility of new funding mechanisms and delivering the programme through collaboration between a number of suppliers. We are interested in how such an arrangement would help meet recruitment and retention targets and ensure that schools facing challenging circumstances in all areas of the country would have access to the programme’s trainees.At this stage, the commercial model for this opportunity is under consideration. The DfE is not committing to undertake any formal commissioning activity resulting from this notice although we may use the information gathered via this process to support any future commercial activity.Background and aims of the HPITT programmeThe Department for Education (DFE) wants to achieve a highly educated society in which opportunity is equal for children and young people, no matter what their background or family circumstances. The HPITT programme supports this commitment by focusing on those who otherwise would not consider teaching or working in a challenging school, adding to the supply of excellent new teachers into schools and serving economically disadvantaged pupils and those schools with below average attainment.The programme supplements the pipeline of future middle and senior leaders and head teachers in all schools. The programme should prepare and inspire recruits to move into school leadership roles.The programme lasts for 2 years per cohort. We would expect contracts to last for a minimum of 2 cohorts, with time allocated at the start of the contract for mobilisation and recruitment activity of the first cohort prior to the commencement of teacher training. Therefore a contract for 2 cohorts would be expected to last around 4,5 years.Purpose of this evidence gathering activityWe would like to hear from all interested parties, including organisations who:— Would be interested in potential commercial opportunities for the recruitment and training of high quality graduates and career changers,— Have experience providing subject specialist support to trainees and teachers and understand the factors that make teaching attractive,— Have experience leading and managing a similar programme.Outline RequirementWe are exploring solutions for the delivery of the HPITT programme and currently expect any service or provision to:— Advertise and market a career in teaching to high quality graduates and career changers, attracting over 1750 trainees per year,— Identify innovative ways of working – potentially across multiple organisations – to deliver value for money and to ensure a spread of new teachers across the country,— Assess candidate applications for eligibility and suitability for a career in teaching,— Deliver high quality training to support the trainees through their initial teacher training and beyond, providing a programme designed to enhance their teaching ability and leadership development to prepare them for career progression in to leadership roles.

title: High Potential Initial Teacher Training

description: The HPITT programme delivers high calibre teachers, in particular those who might not otherwise join the profession. It is an employment-based training route that recruits teacher trainees and places them in challenging schools serving economically disadvantaged pupils.The contract for HPITT is currently delivered by one supplier on a national basis (England) and covers three cohorts of 1 750 participants on a 2 year leadership development programme. The programme’s recruitment is approximately 5 % of overall post-graduate ITT recruitment. Trainees receive qualified teacher status (QTS) at the end of Year 1 and gain a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) at the end of the programmeThe current intention is that any future HPITT programme would deliver 2 cohorts and would look to begin contract mobilisation activity in Spring 2019, with recruitment of the first cohort of participants from September 2019 to start ITT in September 2020.

Department for Education

street: Piccadilly Gate, Store Street

postalCode: M1 2WD


title: 2267-18 Pencils

description: This framework is for the Supply of Pencils to the East Riding of Yorkshire Council Supplies.

East Riding of Yorkshire

street: County Hall, Cross Street

postalCode: HU17 9BA

Newell Rubbermaid UK Ltd

region: Staffordshire

postalCode: WS13 8SS

Acco UK Ltd

postalCode: HP21 8SZ

STABILO International GmbH

postalCode: SL1 5AP

Herts FullStop

postalCode: AL7 1FT

Eastpoint

postalCode: NR32 2EX

Staedtler Uk Ltd

street: 31 Old Field Road

postalCode: CF35 5LJ


currency: EUR

title: Cheshire East Substance Misuse Service

description:
The lead provider should be able to demonstrate a successful commitment to consortia /partnership working, effective community /network development and placing the people who use the service at the heart. The ability to deliver on the Council’s defined recovery outcomes is essential as well as to provide a whole family approach, focused on appropriate interventions, especially in the context of safeguarding.
                  The lead provider will be expected to develop and manage a supply chain that meets the needs of the population of the Borough; this should include the utilisation of small third sector organisations which have a proven ability to engage with diverse communities as well as actively supporting the development of a network of mutual aid and social enterprises.
                  The service provider(s) must demonstrate cultural competence and ensure that services are available to all communities and that an equality of outcome should be provided.

title: Cheshire East Substance Misuse Service

description: A recovery-orientated, integrated, community substance misuse treatment service for adults and young people in Cheshire East.

Cheshire East Borough Council

street: Westfields, Middlewich Road

postalCode: CW11 1HZ

Change Grow Live Services Ltd

street: 3rd Floor, Tower Point, 44 North Road

postalCode: BN1 1YR


title: Provision of Concierge Service at Cornhill Towers 2016 - 2017

description:
To provide an out of hours reception/access control, Concierge service to the Cornhill Tower Block to enable a safe, secure, supervised environment for the service users of Interim accommodation.

                          The out of hour's periods will cover:
                          16:45 - 8:00 Monday to Friday
                          24 Hours cover on a Saturday
                          24 Hours cover on a Sunday
                          24 Hours during a Bank Holiday

                          Only one operative is required at any one time to carry out the concierge service and the contractor will plan this work in accordance with the Working Time Directive Any other negotiable out of hour's periods (extra to the contract arrangement) will cover:

                          Any special request (Two days' notice) Any Emergency Cover (Four hours' notice)

procurementMethodDetails: :OpenNonOJEU

Sheffield City Council

street: 1 Moorfoot,

CONSTANT SECURITY SERVICES LIMITED

region: South Yorkshire

postalCode: S64 9HU


description: Concession contract to operate Local Bus services between Landore and Fabian Way.

title: Concession Contract to operate Local Bus Services between Landore and Fabian Way

description: Concession contract to operate local bus services between Landore and Fabian Way.

City and County of Swansea

street: Civic Centre

postalCode: SA1 3SN

First Cymru

street: Heol Gwyrosydd, Penlan

postalCode: SA5 7BN


description:
The University of Leeds is seeking tenders for a fully integrated Ultra High Vacuum, Low temperature, combined Scanning Tunnelling Microscope/Atomic Force Microscope and integrated Ultra High Vacuum preparation facilities, for the investigation of molecular and atomic scale physics on metallic, semiconducting, and insulating substrates.
                  We seek responses for a complete, fully combined system, however it is recognised that a successful partnering arrangement can provide the required individual components as an integrated package. Preferably, the tender should be from a single vendor, although we may expect that service and support will be from the original manufacturer if the solution includes parts from multiple manufacturers. For this reason the tender is split into two parts, covering the physical instrument, and the control electronics/software interface for said instrument.
                  We will accept responses for the individual components, however these must work as an integrated package with suppliers demonstrating that they are willing and have made appropriate arrangements to partner with each other.

title: 3123 — Scanning/AFM Microscope

University of Leeds

street: Purchasing Office, 1 - 3 Lifton Villas, Lifton Place

postalCode: LS2 9JZ


title: DN296201: Resilia Frontline : Cyber security awareness training 'Note: Published for completeness, see description for details.'

description: The provision of a web based cyber security awareness training service 'This contract award was not published at the time of award. It has been published for transparency purposes to provide a record of existing departmental contracts.'

Department for International Trade

street: 50 Victoria Street,

postalCode: SW1A 2AH


description:
The London Borough of Croydon invites suitable expressions of interest to Children's Social Care Specialist Services for young people affected by all forms of exploitation Provider Engagement Event.

          Date: Monday 10th December 2018, 3pm - 5pm
          Venue: Town Hall, Katharyn Street, Croydon, CR0 1NX, Room G4

          The London Borough of Croydon is inviting suitably qualified providers and professionals to attend a market engagement event to discuss its intentions for the future commissioning of Children's Social Care Specialist Services for young people affected by exploitation including sexual and criminal.

          The provision of this service will enable the council to deliver a structured intervention around exploitation to the most vulnerable children and young people in the borough to achieve the following objectives and outcomes:
          • Improved understanding in regards to risk taking behaviour (e.g. drugs/ alcohol, exploitation, offending, associates)
          • Reduction of risk factors and level of vulnerability
          • Improved educational outcomes
          • Improved emotional, mental health and well being
          • Improved family relationships
          • Improved safeguarding through the provision of appropriate interventions and access to information and available resources

          The discussions will inform the development and procurement of the service.

          Please note: This market engagement activity does not constitute a call for competition to procure any services, supplies or works for the Council and the Council is not bound to accept any proposals offered. The Council is not liable for any costs, fees or expenses incurred by any party participating in this event. Any procurement of any services, supplies or works by the Council in due course will be carried out strictly in accordance with the provisions in the UK and EU Procurement Regulations.

          To register your attendance at this event please email vivienne.weeks@croydon.gov.uk  with the name of your company and the name of the delegate you wish to attend. Due to room capacity we can only permit 1 delegate from your organisation.

          Deadlines
          The deadline for registering your attendance is 12 noon on Friday 7th December 2018.

Croydon Council

street: Bernard Weatherill House, 8 Mint Walk

postalCode: CR0 1EA


title: 17-111 The provision of ePEP (electronic personal education plan)

description:
This contract has been awarded via a direct award for a 2 year term.

                          This is for the provision of ePEP (electronic personal education plan) Software.

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

ROTHERHAM METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL

street: Riverside House,

postalCode: S60 1AE


name: The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

title: Global Tax Compliance and Advisory Services

description: Global tax compliance and advisory services.

street: Broadcasting House, Portland Place

postalCode: W1A 1AA

Ernst and Young

street: 1 More Place

postalCode: SE1 2AF


title: Print Management Service.

description:
Staffordshire County Council (SCC) is seeking a Print Management Service for all of its print requirements. This may include:
               Web print,
               Digital Print,
               Lithographical Print,
               Wide Format,
               Promotional Items.

Staffordshire County Council

street: Commercial Team, 2 Staffordshire Place

postalCode: ST16 2DH

PSL Print Management

street: Units A59-A60 Red Scar Business Park

postalCode: PR2 5ND


title: Project Management Services for Hillsview

description: Project Management services for Hillsview project awarded under Stockton Borough Council Consultancy Partnership Framework

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council

street: Redcar & Cleveland House,Kirkleatham Street,

postalCode: TS10 1RT

Identity Consult

postalCode: SR5 2AQ


description: Purchase of Illumina Global Screening Arrays for an Illumina NextSeq 500 System (Gene Expression and Genotyping Analysis Equipment)over a maximum of a four (4) year period

title: Supply of Illumina Consumables

description: Supply of Illumina Global Screening Arrays for an Illumina NextSeq 500 System (Gene Expression and Genotyping Analysis Equipment)

University of Dundee

street: Procurement, 3rd Floor, Tower Building, Nethergate

postalCode: DD1 4HN

Life and Brain GmbH

street: Sigmund-Freud-Strasse 25

countryName: DE


title: Egress Licence Renewal and Support

description: Egress Licence and Support renewal.

COMPETITION AND MARKETS AUTHORITY

street: Victoria House, Southampton Row,

postalCode: WC1B 4AD

SOFTCAT PLC

region: Buckinghamshire

postalCode: SL7 1LW


title: PVR/000019

description: Prospect IP consultancy.

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU

Nottingham Trent University

street: Burton Street,

postalCode: NG1 4BU


title: Theatre in Education year 1, 2, and 3

description: Theatre in education key stage 1

London Borough of Southwark

street: Southwark Council, 160 Tooley Street

postalCode: SE1 2QH

Dnagerous Theatre Company

street: 129 Arundel Road

postalCode: BN10 8HH


title: Design & Construction of a service tunnel & shaft for KW discharge drainage pipework replacement

description: Merseytravel is seeking to employ a suitably qualified Tunnel Engineering Design and Construction Company for the construction of a service tunnel and shaft for Kingsway Tunnels Discharge Drainage Pipework Replacement. The works are within the inverts of the two bores of the Kingsway Tunnel under the River Mersey. Merseytravel operates the two River Mersey underwater road crossing tunnels between Liverpool and Wallasey, Liverpool and Birkenhead in Merseyside. The Kingsway road tunnel is a twin tube tunnel, completed in 1971 and 1974, carries two traffic lanes under the River Mersey between Liverpool and Wallasey, Maximum speed is limited to 40 mph and annual throughput traffic is 13.5 million. Merseytravel would welcome interest from a suitably qualified Tunnel Engineering Design and Construction Company partner to assist with the design construction of the service tunnel.

Merseytravel

street: 1 Mann Island,

postalCode: L3 1BP


title: GB-London: T0392 - Water Jetter for Swansea Depot

description: Trinity House is looking to purchase a water jetter for use at it's depot in Swansea.

The Corporation of Trinity House

street: Tower Hill,

postalCode: EC3N 4DH

Flowplant Group Ltd

postalCode: SP2 7PU


title: Design, Manufacture, Delivery, Installation, Testing, Commissioning and required Worker Training for the European Spallation Source Active Cells Machining Station

description: The UK Atomic Energy Authority is a Non-Departmental Public Body carrying out research into the potential of nuclear fusion as a source of energy. The Authority is responsible for the operation of the Joint European Torus (JET) facilities, via a contract between the European Commission and the UK Atomic Energy Authority. JET is the world's largest magnetic fusion experiment and is still at the forefront of fusion research and is closely involved in testing plasma physics, systems and materials for ITER. Remote Applications in Challenging Environments (Race) develops remote applications and robotics for use in both nuclear and industrial applications. Race is also owned and operated by UK Atomic Energy Authority.The European Spallation Source (ESS) is a European Research Infrastructure committed to the goal of building and operating the world leading facility for research using neutrons. Once constructed in Lund, Sweden, it will provide new opportunities for research in a broad range of scientific areas, including life sciences, energy, environmental technology, cultural heritage and fundamental physics. Construction started in July 2014, aiming at the source producing first neutrons around 2020.The Authority has a requirement for the design, manufacture, delivery, installation and commissioning for the European Spallation Source (ESS) machining station. Full details are contained in the work information included for information with the Pre-qualification Questionnaire (PQQ). The PQQ pack is available for download following registration on the link contained in this notice in Section 1.3.

title: Design, Manufacture, Delivery, Installation and Commissioning for the European Spallation Source Machining Station

description: The design, manufacture, delivery, installation and commissioning for the European Spallation Source (ESS) machining station.

United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

street: Culham Science Centre

postalCode: OX14 3DB

James Fisher Nuclear Ltd

street: Gordon House

postalCode: PR5 6AW


title: Human Resources Services Contract

description:
Text to be corrected in the original notice:
                                    Place of text to be modified:
                                    Instead of:
                                    Read:
                                    Other additional information: Deadline extended to 31/01/2018
                                    A copy of the tender documents for this procurement can be obtained at https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Human-resources-management-consultancy-services./H8QE4N3R68.
                                    In accordance with the requirements of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, the Selection Questionnaire and the tender documents are being made available to Applicants via the Delta system from the date of issue of this Contract Notice.  However, as the Authority is following the
                                    The Salvation Army Housing Association (saha) is seeking to appoint a supplier to provide a range of human resource services to support its HR Department.  The services that the successful supplier will be expected to provide are set out in the Selection Questionnaire and tender documents for this procurement.

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted:

Salvation Army Housing Association

street: St Olaves House, 10 Lloyds Avenue

postalCode: EC3N 3AJ


title: Maintenance and Minor Construction Works Framework Agreement

description: St Margarets Junior School Project

procurementMethodDetails: :RestrictedOJEU

STAFFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL

street: 1 Staffordshire Place,

M W Cripwell Limited

postalCode: DE14 2LE


title: UK SBS FM150112 Roofing Consultancy

description:
*** This tender requirement was abandoned prior to a Contract award decision. ***

          NOC Roofing Consultancy.
          Contract will be awarded based on the criteria set out in the sourcing documents.

          CLOSING TIME FOR BIDS IS 09/12/2015 AT 14:00 HOURS. DO NOT APPLY DIRECTLY TO THE BUYER.

          To express your interest in this opportunity email ExpressionOfInterest@crowncommercial.gov.uk.

          To register on our e-sourcing portal click on https://gpsesourcing.cabinetoffice.gov.uk and follow the link "Register for CCS eSourcing"

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: UK Shared Business Services, North Star House

postalCode: SN2 1FF


description: Heating, ventilation and cooling equipment installation and commissioning at printing premises in Bridgwater, Somerset.

title: Heating and cooling installation at printing premises

United Kingdom Hydrographic Office

street: Admiralty Way

postalCode: TA1 2DN


description: Reablement — Frailty 65+.

title: Reablement — Frailty 65+

description: Reablement — Frailty 65+.

London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6

postalCode: N22 8LE

Sinan Care Limited

street: Room 11 The pavilion 280 St Ann's Road

postalCode: N15 5BN


title: GB-Leeds: Z/3395 Bespoke External Furniture at Edward Boyle Library

description:
The tender is for the co-ordination, fabrication / supply and installation / assembly of bespoke furniture for a location outside the University of Leeds Edward Boyle Library on the University's main campus.

                            It is proposed that the main contractor co-ordinate preliminary on-site work necessary (e.g. setting support dowels for tables into the ground) and commissioning, delivery and installation of the bespoke benches and tables. Manufacturer of the benches and tables is to be contractor's choice, or they are welcome to undertake this in-house. However, to date the project has been discussed with Factory Furniture due to similarities with items of furniture that are in their standard range and existing furniture at The University. Should alternatives to working with Factory Furniture be proposed, proposals / working method to be included with tender return.

                            Detail design of benches and tables - including but not limited to concrete mix, supports for slats, lifting eyes, dowel to secure table supports, means of drainage, levelling shims - to be agreed with manufacturer and approved by University of Leeds Architectural Technical Officer prior to manufacture.

                            Drawings show a proposal to move a wayfinding point / sign presently on the site. This will be co-ordinated by the University if it goes ahead. If it doesn't, the spacing of the benches and orientation of bench B1 will be adjusted to suit (as shown in the feasibility document)

                            Drawings show a proposal for bespoke planters outside the Edward Boyle Library windows. Details and means of procurement of these are TBC and therefore do not form part of this contract.

                            Some details in the feasibility study have been superseded - where they contradict with other documents it is the other documents which should be referred to.

University of Leeds

street: Purchasing Office, 29 - 31 Cromer Terrace

postalCode: LS2 9JU

NRB Construction Management Ltd.

postalCode: BD1 4EQ


name: UK Government Investments Ltd (UKGI Ltd)

title: UKGI PR Agency

description:
The Contracting Authority, UK Government investments (UKGI), a limited company wholly owned by HM Treasury, has put in place a single supplier framework agreement for the supplier to act as their Public relations / Press office function to enhance and protect its public profile.
               The supplier is required to provide financial public relations expertise.
               The supplier is required to carry out regular business as usual tasks and will also have the opportunity to provide support to UKGI in its ad hoc activities advising government on large transactions and asset disposals.
               The duration of the contract will be 2+1, that is a 2 year contract with a possible extension of up to 12 months at the end of the initial 2 year term.
               The procurement was run by Crown commercial service on behalf of UKGI.

street: 1 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0ET

Citigate Dewe Rogerson Ltd

street: 3 London Wall Buildings

postalCode: EC2M 5SY


title: Water coolers maintenance - Outstations

description: Water coolers maintenance - Outstations

procurementMethodDetails: :SingleTenderActionNonOJEU

MET OFFICE

street: Fitzroy Road,

postalCode: EX1 3PB


description:
The purpose of this tender is to commission housing related support within a 24 hour refuge provision for single women, women with children fleeing domestic abuse and a floating support service for people (non-gender specific) affected by domestic abuse. The services will provide effective and innovative housing related support enabling people affected by domestic abuse to live independently within the community.
                  The services will be provided by one Support Provider in order to provide clarity and continuity between refuge provision and the floating support service.

title: Provision of a Domestic Abuse Refuge and Floating Support Service for Vulnerable People.

description: Please do not attempt to express an interest in this notice as the procurement process has ended and this is a Contract Award Notice

Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council

street: Anvil Court, Church Street

postalCode: NP13 1DB

Cyfannol Women's Aid

street: The Chrysalis Centre, 3 Town Bridge Buildings, Park Road

postalCode: NP4 6JE


title: Supply of Cleaning Products - Chemicals

description: Supply of Cleaning Products - Lot 2 Chemicals.

title: Supply of Cleaning Products - Equipment

description: Supply of Cleaning Products - Lot 3 Equipment.

title: Supply of Cleaning Products - Paper Products

title: Supply of Cleaning Products

description:
Supply of Cleaning Products:
               — Lot 2 - Chemicals,
               — Lot 3 - Equipment,
               — Lot 1 - Not Awarded.

The University of Kent

street: Canterbury Campus

postalCode: CT2 7NY

Wightman & Parrish Ltd

postalCode: BN27 2QA

Wightman & Parrish

street: Station Road Industrial Estate


description:
This is a market notification to advise that the current contracts for Unscheduled Dental Care provision across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire expire on 31.3.2019. A patient consultation and engagement process was launched on 21.5.2018 to enable NHS England North Midlands to consult on the contractual options regarding the future of the Unscheduled Dental Care Provision.
                  NHS England North Midlands (Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire local office geography) service 4 local authority areas: Derby City, Derbyshire County, Nottingham City, Nottinghamshire County (excluding Bassetlaw). The Unscheduled Dental Care Service will provide patients with care and treatment to address severe dental pain or prevent significant deterioration in oral health and promote routine care across all local authority areas indicated above.
                  The Commissioner would like to invite Providers to respond to a market assessment questionnaire to enable the Commissioner to a) review the scope (including location, access and opening hours of the services) and specification and b) assess the market interest of Unscheduled Dental Care Provision across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. To access the market assessment questionnaire please see VI.3) Additional information below.
                  Advanced notification: It is intended that the tender will be published in late July/early August 2018. These opportunities will be open to the entire market, including the current providers. As this tender is for existing services, the services must be fully operational by the service commencement date of 1.4.2019 in order to ensure continuity of care for patients.

title: Market Assessment Questionnaire for the provision of Unscheduled Dental Care Provision across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire

description:
NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands CSU (AGCSU), on behalf of NHS England Midlands and East (North Midlands)(the Commissioner), would like to invite Providers to respond to a market assessment exercise to enable the Commissioner to a) review the scope (including location, access and hours of the services) and specification and b) assess the market interest of Unscheduled Dental Care Provision across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.
               For further information see section II.2.4 below.

Arden and GEM CSU

street: Cardinal Square, 10 Nottingham Road

postalCode: DE1 3QT


title: 13 Poynter Road EN1 1DN

description: Void rehabilitation works

London Borough of Enfield

street: Civic Centre, Silver Street

postalCode: EN1 3ES

LURA CONSTRUCTIONS LIMITED

postalCode: E17 5DU


description: Supply and delivery of 84km of 33kV single core 630sqmm cable.

title: Supply and Delivery of 33kV cable

description: Mini competition off framework: supply and delivery of 33kV single core 630sqmm cable.

SHE Power Distribution plc

street: MacColl House

postalCode: ML1 4YQ

Tele Fonika Kable SA

countryName: PL


description:
In September 2017, London Metropolitan University (LMU or the University) published a Prior Information Notice (PIN) on the Official Journal of the European Union (reference 2017/S 187-382833). The PIN informed the market of the University's plans to procure the services of an Online Programme Management (OPM) provider and sought input to the delivery model. Since the preliminary market engagement events, the University has appointed a Director of Global Online and has made significant progress in the development of the initiative. The University is now ready to consult the market a final time as the development of the specification and operating model approaches its conclusion. The University is therefore hosting a market event at our Holloway Campus on the 29.6.2018 at which we will outline our plans, discuss the current iteration of the specification and the outline proposed procurement process. A presentation will be delivered by the Director of LMGO and potential OPM partners will have an opportunity to ask questions and make suggestions. Please register your interest in attending this event by visiting the url in Section 1 and attaching your company to the Project Reference LMU2018/LMGO/OPM. Please note: registering for this specific Project is essential, even if you have previously registered for the Market Sounding projects held in late 2017. By way of an overview, The OPM will deliver online distance learning courses in collaboration with the newly established London Met Global Online (LMGO) function. The OPM requirement is likely to include the following elements:
                  — Market analysis: Identify target markets globally. Identify product development opportunities which make best use of LMGO’s and the OPM’s combined capabilities in terms of course delivery, marketing and recruitment for each market sector.
                  — Portfolio strategy: Work with the LMGO leadership team to develop an integrated course publication and recruitment strategy having a 3 – 5-year outlook.
                  — Marketing: Development of marketing strategy. A tactical marketing plan shall be agreed including campaigns, events, social media, Web presence and content marketing for each programme launch. The partner will also execute these plans.
                  — Student recruitment: The partner will perform all recruitment activity for LMGO to achieve University targets.

title: Online Programmes Management Provider

description:
London Metropolitan University (LMU or the University) is developing a specification and preferred operating model for this initiative and wishes to engage providers in support of the development of a solution to present to market that will deliver LMU's desired outcomes. The OPM will deliver online distance learning courses in collaboration with the newly established London Met Global Online (LMGO) function. This PIN is to notify the market that LMU plans to host a supplier event on the 29.6.2018 at which we will outline our plans and discuss the current iteration of the specification. A presentation will be delivered by the Director of London Met Global Online and there will be an opportunity for potential OPM partners to ask questions and make suggestions. Please register your interest in attending this event by visiting the url in Section 1 and attaching your company to the Project Reference LMU2018/LMGO/OPM. Please note: registering for this specific Project is ESSENTIAL, even if you have previously registered for the Market Sounding projects held in late 2017. The OPM requirement current includes the following elements:
               — Market analysis: Identify target markets globally. Identify product development opportunities which make best use of LMGO’s and the OPM’s combined capabilities in terms of course delivery, marketing and recruitment for each market sector.
               — Portfolio strategy: Work with the LMGO leadership team to develop an integrated course publication and recruitment strategy having a 3 – 5-year outlook.
               — Marketing: Development of marketing strategy. A tactical marketing plan shall be agreed including campaigns, events, social media, Web presence and content marketing for each programme launch. The partner will also execute these plans.
               — Student recruitment: The partner will perform all recruitment activity for LMGO to achieve University targets.

London Metropolitan University

street: 166-220 Holloway Road

postalCode: N7 8DB


title: Cambridgeshire County Council Local Bus Services — Contract 415

description:
The Authority is looking for a potential provider for the provision of Local Bus Services Contract 415.
                  The intended commencement date is scheduled to be 10.9.2018. The Contractor must be able to provide the full service required from the commencement date.
                  The contract is scheduled to commence on 10.9.2018, or as otherwise agreed, and will be awarded for a minimum period of one (1) year with the option of an additional one (1) year extension. Max 2 years.

title: Cambridgeshire County Council Local Bus Services — Contract 150

description:
The Authority is looking for a potential provider for the provision of Local Bus Services Contract 150.
                  The intended commencement date is scheduled to be 10.9.2018. The Contractor must be able to provide the full service required from the commencement date.
                  The contract is scheduled to commence on 10.9.2018, or as otherwise agreed, and will be awarded for a minimum period of one (1) year with the option of an additional one (1) year extension. Max 2 years.

title: Cambridgeshire County Council Local Bus Services — Contract 65

description:
The Authority is looking for a potential provider for the provision of Local Bus Services Contract 65.
                  The intended commencement date is scheduled to be 10.9.2018. The Contractor must be able to provide the full service required from the commencement date.
                  The contract is scheduled to commence on 10.9.2018, or as otherwise agreed, and will be awarded for a minimum period of one (1) year with the option of an additional one (1) year extension. Max 2 years.

title: Cambridgeshire County Council Local Bus Services — Contract 46A

description:
The Authority is looking for a potential provider to provide Local Bus Services Contract 46A.
                  The intended commencement date is scheduled to be 10th September 2018. The Contractor must be able to provide the full service required from the commencement date.
                  The contract is scheduled to commence on 10.9.2018, or as otherwise agreed, and will be awarded for a minimum period of one (1) year with the option of an additional one (1) year extension. Max 2 years.

title: Cambridgeshire County Council Local Bus Services — Contract 28

description:
The Authority is looking for a potential provider to provide Local Bus Services Contract 28.
                  The intended commencement date is scheduled to be 10.9.2018. The Contractor must be able to provide the full service required from the commencement date.
                  The contract is scheduled to commence on 10.9.2018, or as otherwise agreed, and will be awarded for a minimum period of one (1) year with the option of an additional one (1) year extension. Max 2 years.

title: Cambridgeshire County Council — Supply of Local Bus Services (Contracts 28, 46A, 65, 150 and 415)

description: Cambridgeshire County Council provision of local bus services — Contracts 28, 46A, 65, 150 and 415.

Cambridgeshire County Council

street: Shire Hall

postalCode: CB3 0AP

Fenland ACT Trading Ltd

street: 5 Martin Avenue

postalCode: PE15 0AY


description: Cardiff Metropolitan University is seeking an established and experienced security contractor that can provide security guards to fit into the University’s existing structure and work diligently alongside the in-house team where required but be equally capable of working in a single-manned campus as needed.

title: Security Services

description: Cardiff Metropolitan University is seeking an established and experienced Security Contractor that can provide security officers to fit into the University’s existing security structure. This will involve working diligently alongside the established in-house team and working in a solo-staffed campus as required. The Security Contractor will provide officers who will routinely have to deal with young adults, both home based and international in background, in both residential and academic settings. Officers will also deal with a wide variety of staff members (both academic and professional services), external visitors, telephone enquiries and external contractors conducting ongoing works on campus. The officers need to be people focussed, display high levels of customer service and proficient in the English language. Often the officers will be the first point of contact for all queries and / or complaints so need to be able to handle these scenarios professionally and diplomatically.

Cardiff Metropolitan University

street: Llandaff campus, Western Avenue, Llandaff

postalCode: CF5 2YB

OCS Group LTD UK

street: Caxton House, Caxton Place, Pentwyn

postalCode: Cf23 8HG


description:
The University of Essex (the Authority) invites expressions of interest for participation in a tender process for the refurbishment of the first of 6 Towers, Bertrand Russell.
                  Over the coming 6 years, the University of Essex is investing in 6 accommodation towers on our estate. This project will deliver new, more thermally efficient buildings, with all new services and considerably enhance the student accommodation for many years to come.
                  We will refurbish 1 tower over each year and therefore will initially go to tender for 1 tower and the remaining 5 towers over the next 5 consecutive years.
                  The project involves the complete removal of almost all elements to the building, only the wall and floor structures will remain intact. The existing services will be fully stripped out including all of the plant serving the building. Both of the existing lifts will be entirely removed and remedial works undertaken to the shafts. All of the windows and curtain walling will be removed which will only be possible by providing a full scaffold to the entire building. The current water ingress issues and condition of the building electrics are a major concern and within recent years urgent remedial works have been undertaken to preserve the building however these repairs are limited in life expectancy of only a few years.
                  This project will deliver a new, more thermally efficient building, with all new services and considerably enhance the student accommodation for many years to come. All new services are to be installed with a considerable amount of design consideration having been undertaken to date. This means that the way in which students live and operate within the building has been at the forefront of the design. A good example of this would be the introduction of mechanical ventilation to all communal areas and student bedrooms, where currently there is none which leads to condensation and mould growth. The building will have a significantly improved fire detection system, combined with an all new misting sprinkler system throughout. Fire compartmentation will be given great attention both horizontally and vertically through the building. The project will also deliver new compliant fire-fighting lifts which currently it does not have. Within the design brief the ethos has been to implement where feasible high levels of protection to life of the occupants and to vastly improve the fire strategy for the building. These are the core elements of the design and the main focus of the project scope.
                  This project involves the complete refurbishment of Bertrand Russell Tower, including but not limited to:
                  — construction of a new entrance, external canopy and replacement external doors generally,
                  — remodelling works to the ground floor of the tower, including the conversion of an existing plant room into a new student bedroom,
                  — the complete removal of all existing services within the tower, preparing for new installations,
                  — the refurbishment of all existing communal student kitchens, generally one per floor,
                  — the refurbishment of all student bedrooms, generally 16 per floor,
                  — the refurbishment of all communal WC and shower units, generally 4 x WC, and 2 x showers per floor,
                  — new services installations complete with a new sprinkler / misting system,
                  — replacement of all existing glazed window units, including the provision of new curtain walling to the front elevation of the building,
                  — replacement roof covering works,
                  — construction of a new plant room, suitably designed to accommodate services for both Bertrand Russell Tower and the neighbouring Eddington Tower,
                  — replacement lifts,
                  — installation of new student bedroom furniture (approximately 237 nr bedrooms),
                  — minor structural repairs and alterations as required to suit the above,
                  — minor associated external works and drainage.

title: T696 Towers Refurbishment (Phase 1 — Bertrand Russell)

description:
Bertrand Russell Tower is located within the South Courts student accommodation area of the University of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester, Essex CO4 3SQ.
               Bertrand Russell Tower is 1 of 6 iconic towers at the University, which provides student accommodation to over 200 students, per tower, per year. Bertrand Russell is the first of the 6 towers to be refurbished. It is the University’s intention that the other 5 towers are subject to a similar scope of works over a managed timeframe. Bertrand Russell Tower is 1 of 6 iconic towers at the University, which provides student accommodation to over 200 students, per tower, per year. Bertrand Russell is the first of the 6 towers to be refurbished. It is the University’s intention that the other 5 towers are subject to a similar scope of works over a managed timeframe.
               Bertrand Russell Tower has 16 levels, and is served by 2 lifts and a single staircase.

University of Essex

street: Wivenhoe Park

postalCode: C04 3SQ


title: Due diligence support in Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

description:
The Department for Education (DfE) is responsible for supporting improvement in local authorities, through government intervention in response to failure or weakness in the provision of children's social care services.
                      DfE wishes to appoint a due diligence supplier to support the set up of the Sandwell Children's Social Care Trust. The due diligence supplier will report to the DfE contract manager and Commissioner on progress on delivery, which will inform decisions about the nature of the Department's intervention. The overarching intention is that services for children and young people in Sandwell must be high quality, meet financial objectives and be sustainable. Creating an independent and professionally led organisation is considered the best way to realise this ambition.

                      Note: Bidders interested in this requirement should be aware that they must allow at least 6 full working days before the competition closing date of 4pm on 18 October 2017.  This is to complete your registration on the Department for Educations, Dynamic Purchasing System.  Incomplete registrations will not be accepted.  If you also need to register on Redimo you need to allow more than 6 working days. Bidders who are already fully registered on the Department for Educations Dynamic Purchasing system do not have to re-register. Bids already submitted can be withdrawn from the competition, or updated as long as this happened before the deadline.

Department for Education

street: Sanctuary Buildings, Great Smith Street,

postalCode: SW1P 3BT

Mutual Ventures Limited

postalCode: SE1 8HP


title: Domestic Energy Supplier for Void Properties (Supplier Engagement Event)

description:
Each year YHN manages approximately 2500 voids.  Every void property is subject to various checks, remedial works and cleaning to ensure its suitability for the next tenant. It is vital that the utilities supply is not interrupted and any historic debt does not preclude a new tenant from accessing gas and electricity supplies.
                    With this in mind, YHN would like to procure an energy supplier to take over the supply of gas and electricity when a property becomes void

Your Homes Newcastle Ltd

street: YHN House, Benton Park Road

postalCode: NE7 7LX


title: Building a Communication Champion Network - Early Speech, Language, Listening and Communication

description: Please see attached documents. The requirement is for the Norwich Opportunity Area Priority - Strand: Speech, Language Communication CPD Network. The activity name is Building a Communication Champion Network.

Norfolk County Council

street: Martineau Lane,

The Communication Trust

postalCode: EC1V 2PT


title: RA233940 - NHSE - Generating and communicating insights

description:
NHS Shared Business Services are looking to procure Generating and communicating insights into the experiences of ethnic minority cancer patients on behalf of NHS England.

              If you are interested please see the link below for more information and view the attachment for this project.
               - Please can all clarification questions be submitted by 9/2/2018 at 12pm - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA233940. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA233940 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

NHS Shared Business Services (SBS)

street: Chandlers Point, Halyard Court

postalCode: M50 2UW


title: Waste Contract — Bedford College

description: Restricted OJEU tendering procedure. Interested parties need to contact Margot Sauntson, Facilities Manager, to obtain a selection questionnaire in the first instance.

title: Waste Contract — Bedford College.

description: 3 year waste and recycling contract for all Bedford College sites, with sites located in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and Northamptonshire.

Bedford College

street: Bedford College, Cauldwell Street

postalCode: MK42 9AH

Mick George Ltd

street: 6, Lancaster Way

postalCode: PE29 6XU


title: Content Management System

description: A service provider for Content Management System. An externally hosted Content Management System to support our external facing website, project sites and password protected staff intranet with a search function within the overall package. To provide a fully supported service, while being flexible in delivery to support any fluctuations through the academic year, including substantial peaks during “clearing”. Your solution will enable the University to deliver an outstanding experience for all audiences and throughout the student journey. The web presence currently covers over 100 000 assets including media and pages, all of which require access to XML formatted databases. To provide a secure hosting environment, web development and server support for an open source content management system such as matrix or equivalent along with a search function to work with the CMS which will power the site and course search. Option to extend contract by an additional 2 years.

title: Content Management System April 2018

University of Bedfordshire

street: University Square

postalCode: LU1 3JU

Smartlist Ltd

street: Britannia House Caerphilly Business Park, Van Road

postalCode: CF83 3GG


name: EAST KENT HOSPITALS UNIVERSITY NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

title: Supply of Patient Monitoring Equipment

description: 2015/S 162-296318 - MDC 1007 PAM 18

street: William Harvey Hospital, Kennington Road

postalCode: TN24 0LZ

MINDRAY (UK) LIMITED

region: Cambridgeshire

postalCode: PE29 6FN