description: Please see the community brief for suppliers for further information.

title: MSB Radiology and Diagnostic Services

description: The demand for radiology and other diagnostic services (excluding pathology) is rising across the MSB Group (the 3 hospital Trusts in Mid and South Essex: Mid-Essex Hospital Services NHS Trust, Southend University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), resulting in the need to create additional capacity. For radiology services the trusts have developed a strategy to expand radiology provision both within hospitals but also within new community facilities, giving the potential to separate routine and emergency /urgent work thereby improving efficiency, optimizing processes and improving access to patients to these scans. This prior information notice is being published to explore how best to deliver this. We wish to explore the opportunities of developing an innovative partnership with a 3rd party to deliver these services and deliver the outcomes outlined above.

Mid Essex Hospital Services NHS Trust

street: Broomfield

postalCode: CM1 7ET


currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: UK SBS CR18142 International landscape study: an exploration of research and innovation systems

description: UK Research and Innovation- Research England had a requirement for; To undertake an examination of a selection of nations' approaches to research assessment and its relationship to funding. The study will take into account the role of governments, funders, universities, research organisations, and other funders of research in the national systems. The study will build on Research Performance Based Funding Systems: a Comparative Assessment which provides an introductory assessment to a number of nations' systems. The sample of countries will include countries with close to equivalent systems to the UK, countries with very different but successful systems, and emerging research nations. The purpose of this research is to address the following key questions: • What is the range of research assessment approaches deployed by research active nations? • What is the relationship between a nation's research assessment approach and funding? • How are the approaches developed and evaluated? The research sample should include: countries with similar systems to the UK; countries with systems that are successful but different to the UK; and systems developing in emerging research nations. The full list of nations to be examined will be selected in dialogue with the successful bidders and bidders should provide a preliminary list as part of their proposal. The sample should aim to capture the diversity of approaches globally and will not be restricted geographically. To inform the costings of the proposal we suggest a sample of 15-20 countries. Researchers are asked to apply a range of methods including desk research, analysis of existing data and where appropriate, remote interviewing. The primary output will be a written report to Research England containing a clear assessment of the systems examined. The report will be published. Research England will work closely with the project team throughout and will require weekly updates by email or telephone as required updates on progress and findings. The requirement was advertised under CR150025BIS BEIS Research & Evaluation Framework- Lot 1

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: Polaris House, North Star Avenue,

countryName: GB

TECHNOPOLIS LIMITED

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


description: Adults' personal home support 18+.

title: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+

description: Adults' personal home support 18+.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

Temp Exchange

street: 25 Ashley Road, Tottenham

postalCode: N17 9LJ


title: RA252811 - Marsdens 250kg C3 High Capacity Chair scale

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Marsdens 250kg C3 High Capacity Chair scale - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA252811. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA252811 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

street: Alder House, Alder Court

postalCode: LL17 0JL


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

title: Ad-Hoc Taxi Services for 8 Passengers or Less

Leyton Midland Cars

street: High Road, Leyton

postalCode: E10 6RF


title: HMP Gartree - Fire Safety Improvements - Lot 2 Stages 3-7 - BPRN 541/14/1675

description: HMP Gartree - Fire Safety Improvements - Lot 2 Stages 3-7 - BPRN 541/14/1676

procurementMethodDetails: :SingleTenderActionNonOJEU

Ministry of Justice.

street: 102 Petty France,

postalCode: SW1H 9AJ


title: Non Medical Non Clinical - NMNC

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH


title: IST16 Interface and GC-MS System

description: Invitation to tender for an IST16 Interface and GC-MS System.

SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY

street: City Campus, Howard Street,


title: Level 2 Endodontic Services

description: NHS England (London Region) (hereafter referred to as "The Authority") invites Expressions of Interest (EoIs) and completed Invitation to Tender (ITT) submissions from all suitable providers, who are capable of delivering Level 2 Endodontic Services in London. The NHS England document "Securing Excellence in Commissioning NHS Dental Services" (February 2013) referenced the need for the commissioning of care pathways which would be underpinned by the nationally-defined Levels of Complexity. The purpose of this procurement is two-fold: to commission a Level 2 endodontic service which offers patients a consistent pathway throughout the London Region and to alleviate 18-week Referral to Treatment pressures in London secondary care (hospital) settings. Triaging arrangements for the new service will be via the London secondary care restorative providers, ensuring full consultant-led (Levels 3a / 3b) oversight of the referrals process. The Authority intends to commission these services through 14 contracts (14 Lots) situated within the Sustainability and Transformation Partnership (STP) footprint within the London Region. Details of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that relate to the Level 2 endodontic service are details within the service specification. In addition to this, the NHS England (London Region) proposed Accreditation of Level 2 Performers is also detailed within the service specification. Contracts will be awarded for an initial period of four (4) years, with an optional extension for a further one (1) year. Therefore, the maximum duration of this contract, if the extension option is taken up it will be five (5) years. The contractual framework for the Level 2 endodontic service will be the national Personal Dental Services (PDS) agreement.

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

N E L Commissioning Support Unit

street: 1 Lower Marsh, London

postalCode: SE1 7NT


title: Community Urgent Treatment Centres Market Engagement

description: NHS Leeds Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) invites providers to a market engagement event in relation to a potential future tender for the provision of an integrated care model that delivers GP out of Hours, Minor Injuries, and elements of GP extended access. The service will specifically need to consider the future delivery model for community urgent treatment centres and the delivery of the 27 core standards (see attachments). The future service provision will support the delivery of both the Primary Care and Unplanned Care and Rapid Response strategies across the city of Leeds. The intention is for the new service to evolve during its contractual period, widening the portfolio of service provision to continuously meet the needs of the Leeds population. Current commissioned contracts are due to terminate in March 2020. Commissioners wish to invite interested parties to attend one of three following engagement sessions: - 16th January, 2019, 09:00-12:00 - Bridge Community Church, Rider Street, Leeds, LS9 7BQ - 16th January, 2019,14:30-17:30, Thackray Medical Museum, Moynihan Auditorium, Beckett Street, Leeds, LS9 7LN - 17th January, 2019, 18:00-21:00, Thackray Medical Museum, Moynihan Auditorium, Beckett Street, Leeds, LS9 7LN. Following the engagement events, Leeds CCG will evaluate the market response to inform the next steps in developing the Integrated Care Model for Urgent Care. This process is expected to be completed by April 2019. If you wish to respond to this market engagement opportunity, please register on the current opportunities and notices page and look for project title Community Urgent Treatment Centres on the NHS Sourcing portal and email your contact details via the messaging system specifying which date you prefer to attend. Please register at least one week in advance in order to guarantee a place at your preferred engagement event. Please note that: - The agenda will be the same for each of the three events; therefore it will only be necessary to attend one event - There is a capacity of 60 attendees at each event therefore each organisation will be limited to a maximum of 4 attendees per event - Any queries related to these engagement events should also be addressed via the EU Supply messaging facility. NB: An expression of interest in this engagement exercise will not automatically entitle involvement if any future procurement is required under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. Any subsequent procurement will be advertised separately and all organisations wanting to participate will need to respond to the procurement advertisement when published. Please note that this is not a Selection Questionnaire (SQ), we are using the functionality within the procurement portal to communicate with interested parties.

NHS Leeds CCG

street: NHS Leeds Clinical Commissioning Group, WIRA House,

postalCode: LS16 6EB


title: CPS Strategy and Policy Programme - Consultancy Support

description: The award of a contract for review of strategy and policy development processes.

CPS

postalCode: SW1H 9EA


description: Minicabs and taxis saloons.

title: Minicabs and Taxis Saloons

description: Minicabs and taxis saloons.

London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6

postalCode: N22 8LE

Cavendish Cars

street: 2a Campsbourne Road

postalCode: N8 7PT


description: The University of Southampton is currently exploring a range of options in relation to its requirement for a new Recirculating water tunnel (RWT) to inform its procurement strategy and scope specification requirements. The University is keen to explore all options that may be available in the marketplace and interested parties are invited to complete and return a Soft market testing questionnaire. The deadline for the receipt of completed Soft market testing questionnaires is 3.5.2018 (12.00 noon). Responses received as part of this soft market testing exercise shall be used to help shape the University's final specification of system requirements and scope any resulting procurement process. The University of Southampton would encourage organisations to provide feedback on the proposed procurement approach. Should you require any further information please contact procurement via the correspondence function in In-Tend. Please note: The University is conducting this soft market testing exercise to allow interested parties, with appropriate experience, to outline their views and provide impartial information to the University with no commitment to themselves or the University. This is not a call for competition at this stage.

title: Soft Market Testing Exercise in Relation to the Provision of a Recirculating Water Tunnel

description: The University of Southampton is currently exploring a range of options in relation to its requirement for a new Recirculating water tunnel (RWT) to inform its procurement strategy and scope specification requirements. The University is keen to explore all options that may be available in the marketplace and interested parties are invited to complete and return a Soft market testing questionnaire. Further details, including the University’s high-level requirements, can be found at Section II.2.4.

University of Southampton

street: University Road

postalCode: SO17 1BJ


name: Lincolnshire Community Health Service NHS Trust

title: Waste Management and Minimisation Service

description: Provision of domestic, general and miscellaneous waste management and monitoring services. To include but not limited to: (i) waste collection; (ii) waste minimisation; (iii) segregation; (iv) reuse; (v) recycling; (vi) treatment and disposal. For all general, domestic and miscellaneous waste generated by the Authority utilising means which minimise environmental impact and maximise cost savings.

name: Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust

United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust

street: Gervas House, Long Leys Road

postalCode: LN1 1EJ

name: Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust


measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

description: The Isle of Wight Council (“the Authority”) invites Tenders from suitably qualified suppliers (“Potential Suppliers”) for the provision of PFI Programme support. This procurement follows the open procedure under the Public Contract Regulations 2015. The authority is seeking assistance for its Highways Team with several outstanding issues relating to the management of its highways PFI contract. Successful delivery of the contract, now approaching the end of its core investment period, is a key priority for the authority. The authority entered into a 25-year Highways PFI Contract with Island Road Services commencing 1.4.2013 for the maintenance and upgrade of the Island’s publically maintainable highways. The contract is worth 720 000 000 GBP over 25 years and is supported by 430 000 000 GBP of non-repayable grant from the Department for Transport (DfT). Due to on going budgetary pressures the authority needs to make financial savings from the PFI contract of c2 000 000 GBP pa. It has identified several possible options for reducing the cost of the contract through a current consultant support arrangement. These savings and others are required to be implemented without impacting on the integrity of the contract. Several PFI contractual disagreements have arisen that need to be resolved alongside delivery of cost reductions. The authority requires the service provider to enable successful resolution of the contractual disagreements and the continuation of work to agree a deliverable cost reduction programme. Legal advice will be available to the service provider having been procured under a separate arrangement. The authority requires support led by an individual consultant for 3 days a week for a period of up to 12 months depending on completion of the project and the authority’s needs. Therefore the term of the contract will be no longer than 12 months. The contract is due to commence on 1.3.2019. The closing date for receipt of Tenders is 14:00 hours on 19.12.2018.

title: PFI Programme Support

description: The Isle of Wight Council (“the Authority”) invited tenders from suitably qualified suppliers (“Potential Suppliers”) for the provision of PFI Programme support. The authority required support led by an individual consultant for 3 days a week for a period of up to 12 months depending on completion of the project and the Authority’s needs. Therefore the term of the contract will be no longer than 12 months. The contract is due to commence on 1.3.2019.

Isle of Wight Council

street: County Hall, High Street

postalCode: PO30 1UD

Jasmine Consulting UK Ltd

street: 198 Shirley Road

postalCode: SO15 3FL


title: Abbey Place

description: Solicitor fees for acquisition and development agreement work to acquire Abbey Place on a package deal basis. Appointed through L&Q framework

QUADRANT CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LIMITED

street: 10 GROVE CRESCENT ROAD,


title: Northumberland County Council - Alnwick Area Roofing Programme 2018 19 [Ref 2340]

description: Northumberland County Council seeks to appoint a Contractor to carry out a Roofing Programme to various properties within the Alnwick area of Northumberland. The works include for the erection of scaffold, stripping off existing roof coverings and replacing roof coverings with new together with associated works to approximately 111 dwelling houses of various house types. The work will also include the installation of external cladding where required on the Airey type properties. The Contract is to be undertaken on a "Supply and Install" basis. Prosper Procurement Ltd ("PROSPER") is managing this procurement on behalf of the Contracting Body. PLEASE NOTE: This is an award notice following a Further Competition under a Framework Agreement and this contract has been let.

mainProcurementCategory: works

PROSPER

street: Cobalt Business Exchange, Cobalt Park Way

postalCode: NE28 9NZ


title: Planned Maintenance Additional Spend 2018

description: Tender for the Provision of Planned Maintenance Additional Programme 2018 Swindon Borough Council invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced service providers for the provision of Planned Maintenance to Council Housing Stock within the Borough of Swindon. Project Description The contractor will be required to: • Carry out planned maintenance such as concrete works, fencing, external decorations and other works associated with the maintenance of properties. • Making good to the structure and finishing's internally and externally as required. The contract term will be for 12 months as stated in the Tender documents. Estimated contract spend is £400,000.00. Full details relating to the Works are provided in the Tender documents. The relevant Tender documents are included within this project webpage as attachments. Tender clarifications to be submitted in writing via e-mail, including the project name clearly in the e-mail title, to TenderingHousingProperty@swindon.gov.uk by 22nd November 2018, 1200hrs UK Local time. The Council's responses to these clarification questions will be uploaded as attachments on the project webpage attachments section. Therefore it is the Contractor's responsibility to check the site regularly for updates to clarifications, as you will not be advised when updates have been made. Tender Responses are required to be submitted no later than 6th December 2018, 1200 hrs UK Local time by e-mail to Sarah Shearman at TenderingHousingProperty@swindon.gov.uk only. Please note: Tenders received in any other format will NOT be accepted. In the event of difficulties downloading tender documents, please refer to the named contact Sarah Shearman at sshearman@swindon.gov.uk Please note that this project has been advertised on Contracts Finder/ other web portals, however, Supplying the South West Portal, www.supplyingthesouthwest.org.uk, is the only portal that includes all the relevant documents required to respond to this opportunity, bearing Project Id: DN375404 We would encourage you to click on the 'Register interest' button to help the Council monitor the level of interest in this opportunity. No Tender submissions will be considered without completing the tender documents in full including attachments and returning them in alignment with the instructions within the tender documents.

Swindon Borough Council

street: Swindon Borough Coucil, Wyvern House, Theatre Square

postalCode: SN1 1QN


description: NHS Supply Chain seeks to establish a non-exclusive Framework Agreement for supply to the NHS Supply Chain customer base via the E-Direct Route. The Framework Agreement is for the supply of Instrument Decontamination and Accessories including cleaning, decontamination and sterilisation products for medical devices including endoscopes and probes; consumables such as detergents, disinfectants, bedside kits, endoscope chemistry and accessories; and equipment for transportation and prolonged storage of endoscopes (excluding drying cabinets). It is anticipated that in the first 24 months of the Framework Agreement the value of purchases will be circa 29 200 000 GBP. For the full 48 month term (if extended) the anticipated value is circa 61 800 000 GBP. These values are approximate only and are based on the most recent historical usage information, with a forecasted level of growth. The values provided are for guidance only and are not a guarantee of business.

NHS SUPPLY CHAIN

street: NHS Supply Chain acting as agent for NHS Business Services Authority, Foxbridge Way

postalCode: WF6 1TL


description: The Energy House 2.0 facilitates the construction and demolition of new build properties throughout the research cycle to test a variety of building products within a thermally isolated and precisely controlled internal environment that replicates external weather conditions including temperature ranges of -20c to +40c within either one of the two sealed chambers. These conditions aim to replicate the vast majority of the world’s weather conditions through the combination of different systems working in tandem. This process will engage the commercial market for testing of products and entire buildings, advancing real world research which can be applied to the benefit of all. As a result of the unique project brief and the technical complexities of the scheme the procurement method must be fully considered in order to achieve successful delivery. For further information please e-mail Finance-purchaseorder@salford.ac.uk

title: Energy House 2

description: The Energy House 2.0 facilitates the construction and demolition of new build properties throughout the research cycle to test a variety of building products within a thermally isolated and precisely controlled internal environment that replicates external weather conditions including temperature ranges of -20c to +40c within either one of the 2 sealed chambers. These conditions aim to replicate the vast majority of the world’s weather conditions through the combination of different systems working in tandem. This process will engage the commercial market for testing of products and entire buildings, advancing real world research which can be applied to the benefit of all. As a result of the unique project brief and the technical complexities of the scheme the procurement method must be fully considered in order to achieve successful delivery. For further information please e-mail Finance-purchaseorder@salford.ac.uk

University of Salford

street: 6th Floor Maxwell Building


title: Request for Quotation for the provision of Consultancy Services in respect of External Review of Clinical Governance

description: Quotations are invited in respect of provision of Consultancy Services in respect of an external review of Clinical Governance for Lincolnshire County Council. This procedure is being conducted in accordance with the Council's Contract and Procurement Procedure Rules utilising the Request for Quotation Procedure. The successful Supplier shall be responsible for providing this service, liaising closely with the Council's Contract Manager.

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

Lincolnshire County Council

street: Orchard House, Orchard Street

postalCode: LN1 1BA


name: Morgan Sindall Construction and Infrastruture Ltd

title: GBC RH Guildford Park Re-Development - Design and Construction of new Multi-Storey Car Park - AWARD

description: Guildford Borough Council (the Council) is redeveloping the existing surface car park at Guildford Park Road to provide new residential accommodation, a new Multi-Storey Car Park (MSCP) and associated infrastructure. The Council has obtained planning consent for the entire scheme (Ref 16/P/01270). Details of the permitted development are as follows: Redevelopment of the site to provide 160 residential apartments and houses (Use Class C3) with new infrastructure, parking, access, landscaping, cycle storage and associated facilities including private and communal amenity space together with a five storey 541 space multi-storey public car park (Sui Generis) and 825 sqm. (GEFA) flexible commercial floorspace (Use Class A1, B1 and D2) on the ground floor of the multi-storey car park. The scope of this procurement exercise is the design and construction of the MSCP, associated infrastructure (including construction of new sub-station) and public realm works.

SE Shared Services

street: Guildford, Surrey

postalCode: GU2 4BB


title: BCS Shared Service - Tascomi

description: Building Control Solutions is a shared service between Wokingham Borough, West Berkshire and the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Councils; managed on behalf of all three by Wokingham Borough Council. Building Control Solutions has procured a single (cloud based - SaaS) Building Control IT solution that enables mobile working and modernisation of the services offered to the general public. This service has been procured via the Crown Commercial Services - Local Authorty Software Applications framework agreement (RM1059).

Wokingham Borough Council

street: Shute End,


title: Skip Servicing 2018 — Lot 5: Asbestos (Highland-wide)

description: The Highland Council requires the servicing of skip containers used for the storage of recyclable materials and/or waste at Highland Council Recycling Centers and Transfer Stations. Contractors will be required to collect containers from these sites and transport them to a range of treatment / disposal facilities at various named destinations.

title: Skip Servicing 2018 — Lot 4: Plasterboard (Highland-wide)

description: The Highland Council requires the servicing of skip containers used for the storage of recyclable materials and/or waste at Highland Council Recycling Centres and Transfer Stations. Contractors will be required to collect containers from these sites and transport them to a range of treatment / disposal facilities at various named destinations.

title: Skip Servicing 2018 — Lot 3: Lochaber

title: Skip Servicing 2018 — Lot 2: Skye

title: Skip Servicing 2018 — Lot 1: Inverness and Moray Firth

title: Skip Servicing 2018

The Highland Council

street: Council Headquarters, Glenurquhart Road

postalCode: IV3 5NX

Pat Munro (Alness) Ltd

street: Caplich Quarry

postalCode: IV17 0XU

Bowmans (Locheil Logistics Ltd)

street: 5 Duisky

postalCode: PH33 7AW

Adams Engineering (Marine) Ltd

street: 3 Braehead, Avoch, Ross-Shire

Seafield Park Transport Ltd

street: Hania, Wester Inshes

postalCode: IV2 5BG


name: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Kent

title: Provision of Firearms Simulator

description: Provision of Firearms Simulator

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

street: North Kent Police Station, Thamesway,,

postalCode: DA11 8BD

name: Claire Ward, Kent Police and Essex Police Procurement Services


title: BC-10557 Kenmore Park Infant and Nursery School and Kenmore Park Junior School Catering Service

description: Kenmore Park Infant and Nursery School and Kenmore Park Junior School are a pair of primary schools in Kenton, North West London with a shared kitchen. The Infant School has approximately 307 pupils and the Junior School has approximately 401 pupils. The contract period will be for 3 years initially with the option to extend for 2 further 1 year periods. Estimated full contract value is expected to be in the region of 972 000 GBP. The services are to be provided at the following address: Moorhouse Road, Kenton, Harrow, HA3 9JA. As per the current TUPE workforce data there are no staff within the Local Government Pension Scheme.

description: Kenmore Park Infant and Nursery School and Kenmore Park Junior School are a pair of primary schools in Kenton, North West London with a shared kitchen. The Infant School has approximately 307 pupils and the Junior School has approximately 401 pupils. The Contract period will be for 3 years initially with the option to extend for 2 further 1 year periods. Estimated full contract value is expected to be in the region of 972 000 GBP. The services are to be provided at the following address: Moorhouse Road, Kenton, Harrow, HA3 9JA. As per the current TUPE workforce data there are no staff within the Local Government Pension Scheme.

procurementMethod: selective

Kenmore Park Infant and Nursery School

street: Moorhouse Road, Kenton

postalCode: HA3 9JA

Kenmore Park Junior School

street: Moorhouse Road, Kenton, Harrow

ABM Catering Ltd

street: Eagle Court 63-67 Saltisford Warwick

postalCode: CV34 4AF


title: Places for people — Gas procurement 2017

description: Energy supply DPS — Call off from lot 3 — Gas.

Places for People

street: Group Support Centre

postalCode: PR2 2YB

Gazprom Energy

street: 3rd Floor, 1 Tony Wilson Place, First Street

postalCode: M15 4FN


title: Framework for the Supply and Delivery of CBRN Protective Clothing

description: The UK Police Service used to have 2 ensembles of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for use in response to an incident involving a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) agent, and these were the CR1 and QuickDon (QDPPE). Materials from which these 2 suits are manufactured have been discontinued by the supplier (WL Gore) and the manufacturer (Remploy Frontline Limited) is no longer trading. CR1 has successfully been withdrawn and stocks of the QDPPE have begun to deplete as their 10 years shelf-life recommended by the manufacturer approaches.

West Midlands Police

street: Police Headquarters, Lloyd House, Colmore Circus Q

postalCode: B4 6NQ

Blucher GmbH

countryName: DE


description: Contract works comprise a general clearance of the site; removing the existing post and wire fence; the excavation of existing peat material currently located within the site; the excavation of a borrow pit and the subsequent filling of this pit with the excavated peat; the distribution and compaction of the fill material excavated from the borrow pit; a final preparation of soils to surfaces; grass seeding of the prepared surfaces; re-routing of existing power lines and the removal of all existing pylons; providing suitable Welfare facilities to comply with the CDM 2015 regulations; securing the site by means of Heras panels.

title: DIHD18001 Housing Development, Blar Mhor, Fort William — Enabling Works

description: The contract works comprise a general clearance of the site ahead of future Housing Development.

MGL Contractors

street: Lairgandour, Daviot

postalCode: IV2 6XN


title: Provision of Floor Tiling to Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens

description: Floor Tiling works at Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens

Sunderland City Council

street: Civic Centre, Burdon Road

postalCode: SR2 7SN


name: NHS North Kirklees Clinical Commissioning Group

title: Primary Care GP Services (APMS) Broughton House Medical Centre

description: Open procedure to source a provider for the provision of a Primary Care GP Service (APMS) at Broughton House Medical Centre.

title: NHS North Kirklees CCG: Primary Care GP Services (APMS), Broughton House

description: Provision of general medical services at the address of the Practice, using the current clinical staff and non-clinical staff, where employed, to ensure continuity of service provision for patients. Ensure the Practice is managed and provides high quality general medical services in a consistent and accessible way, to meet the needs of the registered patients. This will include providing clinical leadership to the practice team at the Practice and establishing robust governance processes.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

street: 4th Floor, Empire House, Wakefield Old Road

postalCode: WF12 8DJ

Swanhealthcare

street: South Queen Street Medical Centre

postalCode: LS27 9EW


title: 23301 - Risks to drinking water from the use of polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS)

description: The Authority is looking for suppliers for the Poly and Perfluorinated Alkyl Substances (PFAS) in Drinking Water Research Project (Ref: DWI 70/2/316). The aim of this project is to understand the likelihood of Poly and Perfluorinated Alkyl Substances (PFAS) reaching drinking water and the implications of the proposed standard in the draft Drinking Water Directive.

Defra Network eTendering Portal

street: Defra,

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


title: GB-Bristol: Vision 1000 Operational

description: To install the Appareo Vision 1000 on 6 Gazelle aircraft

Ministry of Defence, ISTAR, Other

street: Abbey Wood,

postalCode: BS34 8JH


title: PROVISION OF MAINTENANCE SERVICE FOR BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION LUSAKA

Foreign & Commonwealth Office

street: King Charles Street,

postalCode: SW1A 2AH


title: PSEUDO DYNAMIC PURCHASING SYSTEM FOR EXTERNAL TRAINING PROVISION (NEPO514)

description: Gateshead Council acting on behalf of itself and the North East Procurement Organisation is seeking to establish a Pseudo Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for External Training Provision which will comprise of Professional Training Providers who will deliver high quality training to a variety of Learners to aid their development and ensure the Council continues to deliver high quality services. The Pseudo DPS is initially split into 10 High-Level Lots:- Lot 1 - External Training Provision Lot 2 - Building Maintenance, Construction & Highways Training Lot 3 - Corporate and Workforce Development Training Lot 4 - Education and Schools Training Lot 5 - Health and Safety Training Lot 6 - Hospitality and Catering Training Lot 7 - ICT Training Lot 8 - Safeguarding Training Lot 9 - Social Care (Adults and Childrens) Training Lot 10 - Social Worker Training Each High-Level Lot is broken down into Sub-Lots to identify specific training courses as detailed in Appendix 2 of the documentation.

procurementMethodDetails: RestrictedOJEU:

Adoption Services Gateshead

street: Regent Street,


title: High rise flat block sprinkler system installation

description: Retro-fit installation of a sprinkler system at Seddon Court, Stoke-on-Trent.

Unitas Stoke-on-Trent Ltd

street: Unitas Stoke-on-Trent Ltd., Alton House, Cromer Road

postalCode: ST1 6AY


description: Mental Health Services Older People — Llandaff North.

Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

Freedom Choice Care Ltd

street: 1st Floor Pembroke House

postalCode: CF3 2ES


description: Darlington Borough Council is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced service provider to undertake furniture removals from various Council owned buildings, schools and private dwellings and when necessary to provide storage for the furniture. Furniture disposal will also be required when goods are surplus to requirement. The contract will be for a period of 3 years plus an optional 2 x 12 month extensions at the Councils discretion. This opportunity is being conducted through NEPO ePortal. www.procontract.due-north.com

title: P2018/1649/NE Furniture Removal, Storage and Disposal

Darlington Borough Council

street: Town Hall, Feethams

postalCode: DL1 5QT


description: Apprenticeship Residential Accommodation for 12 months initially commencing 1.1.2019, with an option to extend for a further 1 or 2 years. Estimated number rooms for Nottingham is 17 100 double rooms and 450 single rooms and for Slough 880 double rooms and 25 single rooms per annum. Estimated total contract value 2 500 000 GBP pre vat.

description: Emtec Ltd are a division of Nottingham College. You are invited to tender for Apprenticeship Residential Accommodation for commencing 1.1.2019 (remainder of year 1), with an option to extend for a further 1 or 2 years. Estimated annual rooms required is 17 100 shared rooms for Nottingham area and 879 shared rooms for Slough area, there is a small requirement for single rooms 450 and 23 respectively, total estimate over the contract is 2 500 000 GBP pre Vat.

Nottingham College

street: High Road, Chilwell, Beeston

postalCode: NG9 4AH


title: COV - Carriageway Resurfacing Plant & Equipment with Operator

description: Coventry City Council is seeking to enter into a multi-supplier framework for the provision of hire of specialist heavy plant and machinery with operators required to deliver the carriageway resurfacing elements of the Coventry Annual Highway Maintenance Capital Programme of Works - managed and coordinated by the Carriageway Resurfacing Technical Manager, working within Coventry Highway's Direct Labour Organisation (DLO). The framework is divided into 6 Lots

Coventry - Solihull - Warwickshire

street: New Union Street, Coventry

postalCode: CV1 2PW


title: Provision of Sportswear for Staff & Students

description: The University are tendering for the provision of sportswear for staff and students. The contract will be in place for a period of 3 years. The main intake for the sport's courses at UCLan is in September each year where approx. 300 new students will enrol with the University. UCLan are looking for a supplier who can offer quality items at competitive prices as well as a proactive, dedicated and organised approach to account management ensuring a high level of service for customers within the University. For more information and access to the ITT document please follow the link to the UCLan e-tendering portal below: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/universitycentrallancs/aspx/Home

UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL LANCASHIRE HEC

street: University Of Central Lancashire,


title: FS301045-Analysis & Advice on Salmonella Sampling of Poultry in Slaughterhouses

description: Analysis and Advice on Sampling of Fresh Poultry Meat for Salmonella in Slaughterhouses and Cutting Plants

The Food Standards Agency

street: tbc,

postalCode: YO1 4PR


title: SSP-00236 - Procurement of Surrogate Ammo A

description: Manufacture of Surrogate Ammo A in two tranches, as per Authority defined specification and drawings, meeting Quality Assurance standards. Ammunition to be used for Authority testing purposes. Contractor must also deliver to Authority specified locations meeting Authority delivery standards.

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

street: Dismounted Close Combat, Elm 3C #4325, MOD Abbey Wood (South),


description: Minicabs and Taxis Estate Cars.

title: Minicabs and Taxis Estate Cars

description: Minicabs and Taxis Estate Cars.

London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6

postalCode: N22 8LE

Cavendish Cars

street: 2a Campsbourne Road

postalCode: N8 7PT


description: NHS West Essex Clinical Commissioning Group is seeking a provider for primary medical services at the Steeple Bumpstead Surgery, the services are advertised as a Branch Surgery. The Steeple Bumpstead Surgery is situated in the village of Steeple Bumpstead in Braintree district, Essex, England. The patient list has an even split of male and female patients with more patients aged 45-70 years and less patients aged 0-9 years and 25-44 years than the CCG and England averages. The current weighted list size is 2,454.80 as of 1 October 2017. Services to be provided: — Essential services, — All additional services, — Enhanced services, — Core opening hours and service delivery from 8 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Monday to Friday (except statutory bank and public holidays) West Essex CCG is looking for a patient-centred approach to care delivery that is user friendly and culturally sensitive and encompasses national and local public health targets. We are also looking for providers who can demonstrate a willingness to deliver a number of key design principles e.g. improving access and promoting prevention and self-care, as part of core service delivery. The full scope of the service can be found in the draft service specification available at: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/scwcsu/aspx/Home The provider will be needed to provide the full range of primary medical services from 1 June 2018. Following responses to stakeholder engagement, the commissioner will be contracting for the services using; the NHS General Medical Services (GMS); or the NHS Personal Medical Services (PMS); or the NHS Alternative Provider Medical Services (APMS) contract. The contract form will be dependent on the type of existing contract held by the successful bidder. Subject to this contract form, the contract period will be an initial 3 years with the option to extend by up to a further 2 years. Based on current patient list and scope of services the annual contract value is £280k per annum (excluding set-up costs). Any future contract value is expected to be in line with any rise or fall in the patient list size, as may be the case. The total value including all options, set-up costs and possible extensions is £1.4m. This procurement is being carried out by NHS South, Central & West Commissioning Support Unit (SCW) on behalf of the commissioners.

title: West Essex CCG — Provision of Primary Medical GP Services in West Essex — Steeple Bumpstead Surgery

description: NHS West Essex Clinical Commissioning Group is seeking a provider for primary medical services at the Steeple Bumpstead Surgery, the services are advertised as a Branch Surgery. The Steeple Bumpstead Surgery is situated in the village of Steeple Bumpstead in Braintree district, Essex, England. The patient list has an even split of male and female patients with more patients aged 45-70 years and less patients aged 0-9 years and 25-44 years than the CCG and England averages. The current weighted list size is 2,454.80 as of the 1 October 2017. Services to be provided: — Essential services, — All additional services, — Enhanced services, — Core opening hours and service delivery from 8 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Monday to Friday (except statutory bank and public holidays). The full scope of the service can be found in the draft service specification available at: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/scwcsu/aspx/Home.

NHS England - Midlands and East (East)

street: Victoria House, Capital Park, Fulbourn, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB21 5XB

postalCode: CB21 5XB

street: Building 4, Spencer Close, St Margaret's Hospital, The Plain, Epping, Essex, CM16 6TN

postalCode: CM16 6TN


title: Wheatstone House

description: Carpentry (Labour only), materials to be supplied by L&Q

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU

QUADRANT CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LIMITED

street: 10 GROVE CRESCENT ROAD,


title: Design of Marine Ozone Control Unit

description: This is a business-led research and development project designed to design a marine electrode unit suitable for the production of ozone from marine plant for use on vessels.

OXI-TECH SOLUTIONS LIMITED

street: Easterbrook Farm Exbourne,


title: CARTEL LEAD GENERATION - MEDIA BUYING

description: Media buying services to deliver digital marketing campaign to improve awareness of cartels and increase leads.

COMPETITION AND MARKETS AUTHORITY

street: VICTORIA HOUSE, SOUTHAMPTON ROW,


title: Strathmore Road Housing

description: Provision of general building Clerk of Works Services for STRATHMORE ROAD NEW BUILD HOUSING

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Freeth Street, Oldbury

postalCode: B69 3DE


title: Lone Worker Solution

description: This contract is for the provision of a lone worker monitoring and protection service for a minimum of 180 employees of Derby Homes Ltd accomplished by the provision of purpose made dedicated lone worker monitoring devices and accompanied monitoring service.

Derby Homes

street: 839 London Road,

postalCode: DE24 8UZ


title: Specialist Adoption Support Services

Essex County Council

street: County Hall, Market Road

postalCode: CM1 1QH


title: Quotation for Modern Day Slavery First Responder Training - AWARD

description: Quotation for Modern Day Slavery First Responder Training Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking to appoint an experienced training provider to deliver Modern Day Slavery First Responder Training. Modern Day Slavery is currently a Corporate priority for Sandwell. As part of the Modern-Day Slavery Training, we are currently seeking a provider to deliver First Responder Training to approximately 500 employees. 35 Training sessions will be required with a maximum of 15 delegates per session. Additional Mop up sessions will be required as and when. The estimated budget available for the delivery of this training is £20,000 and the contract period will be for 12 months, commencing 1st December 2017 to 30th November 2018. However, this information is intended to assist with the preparation of your bid. The Council does not bind itself to this or any other figure and is not a guarantee of business which may be generated from this contract. The Council will be using the In-tend e-Tendering System for this Procurement exercise, please visit https://in-tendhost.co.uk/sandwellmbc to access the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal. From here you will be able to register your company, express an interest in the opportunity, and gain immediate access to Quotation or other related documents. To submit a quotation you will be required to 'Opt In'. For a Step by Step user guide to the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal please click on the `Guidance for Suppliers` section of the website. All procurement responses must be carried out via the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal. If you require further assistance in respect of the system please contact the In-tend support team on 0844 272 8810. Closing date: Tuesday 21st November 2017 at 15:00hrs


title: Lot 1: Existing Crewe Property — Short Stay — 3 Beds

description: This LOT - LOT 1 is for Home 1 - in Crewe that is currently operational as a 3 bed property. This home is registered for EBD. We have a further home in Crewe and another in Macclesfield that have recently been utilised as Children’s Homes. These three properties, will be provided by Cheshire East Council and leased to the successful Suppliers following a re-tender exercise. It’s the Council’s intention to establish two further homes, one in Crewe and one in Macclesfield. The two new properties will need to be sourced and managed by the successful Suppliers. The additional two homes in Crewe / Macclesfield should be as close to existing homes as possible in order to enable a discussion with Ofsted in respect of management arrangements. The care and support across our five homes will operate in partnership with each other and the Local Authority ie Cheshire East (CE) Social Care, CE therapeutic services, Fostering – CE Foster Carers and external fostering agencies and other health partner agencies to provide intensive support to our child and young people. The service will need to meet the Children Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and its obligations to the regulator Ofsted. However, the Council is seeking Suppliers who will strive to exceed these standards providing a service that can be flexible and innovative to ensure that it meets and raises the aspirations of our children. As the Supplier you will be acting as the Corporate Parent for all the children and young people placed within the home, as such the Council will expect the service to have a culture that is centred on the child/young person, their development and personal interests. All of the homes must provide accommodation, care and support for 365 days of the year, 24 hours a day. The service must have a strong ethos, culture and high expectations regarding education, training and employment working positively with the young people to access opportunities that support them to develop and reach their full potential. It is essential that we understand the needs of our individual children and the successful supplier will be required to undertake a psychological assessment of the child prior to or immediately following admission. The two Children’s Homes that are registered to accept short term (28 day placements) will work closely with RAP and our Children’s Social Care teams to identify and work intensively with children for up to 28 days. Everyone working with these children will be instrumental in their move back to family / friends or into a foster home. The fostering service and Cheshire East foster carers will become an embedded partner with Suppliers and this strong relationship will ensure the successful move on from residential care to foster care for our cared for children. The Council is taking the opportunity through this tender to deliver against the high expectations set for our corporate parents and their innovative support to our cared for children. Our short term Children’s Homes will play an important role in this approach but we are also looking to innovate across all our Children’s Homes with foster carers, for example, working within our homes on relationship building and transition out of residential care back to family / friends or into fostering. This LOT is registered for EBD and the Council notes that the award of a contract for this LOT may involve a transfer of employment undertakings pursuant to the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006, and will clarify the position with the applicants during the tender process. The value of this LOT is in the region of 3,407,000 - 3,577,400

title: LOT 5 - New Macclesfield Property - 2 beds

description: This LOT - LOT 5 is for Home 5 - a new property that needs to be sourced in Macclesfield. This home is to be Registered as EBD and for short stay (28 days). The Council also has a further home in Macclesfield not currently operational but which has recently been utilised as Children’s Home. The Council has a further 2 homes in Crewe, one of which is operational and the other has recently been utilised as Children’s Home. It’s the Council’s intention to also establish a further home in Crewe. The two new properties will need to be sourced and managed by the successful Suppliers. The additional two homes in Crewe and Macclesfield should be as close to existing homes as possible in order to enable a discussion with Ofsted in respect of management arrangements. The care and support across our five homes will operate in partnership with each other and the Local Authority ie Cheshire East (CE) Social Care, CE therapeutic services, Fostering – CE Foster Carers and external fostering agencies and other health partner agencies to provide intensive support to our child and young people. The service will need to meet the Children Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and its obligations to the regulator Ofsted. However, the Council is seeking Suppliers who will strive to exceed these standards providing a service that can be flexible and innovative to ensure that it meets and raises the aspirations of our children. As the Supplier you will be acting as the Corporate Parent for all the children and young people placed within the home, as such the Council will expect the service to have a culture that is centred on the child/young person, their development and personal interests. All of the homes must provide accommodation, care and support for 365 days of the year, 24 hours a day. The service must have a strong ethos, culture and high expectations regarding education, training and employment working positively with the young people to access opportunities that support them to develop and reach their full potential. It is essential that we understand the needs of our individual children and the successful supplier will be required to undertake a psychological assessment of the child prior to or immediately following admission. The two Children’s Homes that are registered to accept short term (28 day placements) will work closely with RAP and our Children’s Social Care teams to identify and work intensively with children for up to 28 days. Everyone working with these children will be instrumental in their move back to family / friends or into a foster home. The fostering service and Cheshire East foster carers will become an embedded partner with Suppliers and this strong relationship will ensure the successful move on from residential care to foster care for our cared for children. The Council is taking the opportunity through this tender to deliver against the high expectations set for our corporate parents and their innovative support to our cared for children. Our short term Children’s Homes will play an important role in this approach but we are also looking to innovate across all our Children’s Homes with foster carers, for example, working within our homes on relationship building and transition out of residential care back to family / friends or into fostering. The value of this LOT is in the region of 2,475,200 - 2,599,000

title: LOT 4 - New Crewe Property - 2 beds

description: This LOT - LOT 4 is for Home 4 - a new property that needs to be sourced in Crewe. This home is to be Registered as EBD. The Council has a further 2 homes in Crewe, one of which is operational and the other has recently been utilised as Children’s Home. The Council also has a home in Macclesfield not currently operational. It’s the Council’s intention to also establish a further home in Macclesfield. The two new properties will need to be sourced and managed by the successful Suppliers. The additional two homes in Crewe and Macclesfield should be as close to existing homes as possible in order to enable a discussion with Ofsted in respect of management arrangements. The care and support across our five homes will operate in partnership with each other and the Local Authority ie Cheshire East (CE) Social Care, CE therapeutic services, Fostering – CE Foster Carers and external fostering agencies and other health partner agencies to provide intensive support to our child and young people. The service will need to meet the Children Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and its obligations to the regulator Ofsted. However, the Council is seeking Suppliers who will strive to exceed these standards providing a service that can be flexible and innovative to ensure that it meets and raises the aspirations of our children. As the Supplier you will be acting as the Corporate Parent for all the children and young people placed within the home, as such the Council will expect the service to have a culture that is centred on the child/young person, their development and personal interests. All of the homes must provide accommodation, care and support for 365 days of the year, 24 hours a day. The service must have a strong ethos, culture and high expectations regarding education, training and employment working positively with the young people to access opportunities that support them to develop and reach their full potential. It is essential that we understand the needs of our individual children and the successful supplier will be required to undertake a psychological assessment of the child prior to or immediately following admission. The two Children’s Homes that are registered to accept short term (28 day placements) will work closely with RAP and our Children’s Social Care teams to identify and work intensively with children for up to 28 days. Everyone working with these children will be instrumental in their move back to family / friends or into a foster home. The fostering service and Cheshire East foster carers will become an embedded partner with Suppliers and this strong relationship will ensure the successful move on from residential care to foster care for our cared for children. The Council is taking the opportunity through this tender to deliver against the high expectations set for our corporate parents and their innovative support to our cared for children. Our short term Children’s Homes will play an important role in this approach but we are also looking to innovate across all our Children’s Homes with foster carers, for example, working within our homes on relationship building and transition out of residential care back to family / friends or into fostering. The value of this LOT is in the region of 2,475,200 - 2,599,000

title: LOT 3 - Existing Macclesfield Property - 3 beds

description: This LOT - LOT 3 is for Home 3 - that is located in Macclesfield and currently not operational but has recently been utilised as a Children’s Home. This home is to be Registered as EBD. The Council has a further (operational) home in Crewe and another in Crewe that has also recently been utilised as Children’s Home. These three properties, will be provided by Cheshire East Council and leased to the successful Suppliers following a re-tender exercise. It’s the Council’s intention to establish two further homes, one in Crewe and one in Macclesfield. The two new properties will need to be sourced and managed by the successful Suppliers. The additional two homes in Crewe / Macclesfield should be as close to existing homes as possible in order to enable a discussion with Ofsted in respect of management arrangements. The care and support across our five homes will operate in partnership with each other and the Local Authority ie Cheshire East (CE) Social Care, CE therapeutic services, Fostering – CE Foster Carers and external fostering agencies and other health partner agencies to provide intensive support to our child and young people. The service will need to meet the Children Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and its obligations to the regulator Ofsted. However, the Council is seeking Suppliers who will strive to exceed these standards providing a service that can be flexible and innovative to ensure that it meets and raises the aspirations of our children. As the Supplier you will be acting as the Corporate Parent for all the children and young people placed within the home, as such the Council will expect the service to have a culture that is centred on the child/young person, their development and personal interests. All of the homes must provide accommodation, care and support for 365 days of the year, 24 hours a day. The service must have a strong ethos, culture and high expectations regarding education, training and employment working positively with the young people to access opportunities that support them to develop and reach their full potential. It is essential that we understand the needs of our individual children and the successful supplier will be required to undertake a psychological assessment of the child prior to or immediately following admission. The two Children’s Homes that are registered to accept short term (28 day placements) will work closely with RAP and our Children’s Social Care teams to identify and work intensively with children for up to 28 days. Everyone working with these children will be instrumental in their move back to family / friends or into a foster home. The fostering service and Cheshire East foster carers will become an embedded partner with Suppliers and this strong relationship will ensure the successful move on from residential care to foster care for our cared for children. The Council is taking the opportunity through this tender to deliver against the high expectations set for our corporate parents and their innovative support to our cared for children. Our short term Children’s Homes will play an important role in this approach but we are also looking to innovate across all our Children’s Homes with foster carers, for example, working within our homes on relationship building and transition out of residential care back to family / friends or into fostering. The value of this LOT is in the region of 3,407,000 - 3,577,400

title: LOT 2 - Existing Crewe Property - 3 beds

description: This LOT - LOT 2 is for Home 2 - that is located in Crewe and currently not operational but has recently been utilised as a Children’s Home. This home is to be Registered as EBD and for short stay (28 days). The Council has a further (operational) home in Crewe and another in Macclesfield that has also recently been utilised as Children’s Home. These three properties, will be provided by Cheshire East Council and leased to the successful Suppliers following a re-tender exercise. It’s the Council’s intention to establish two further homes, one in Crewe and one in Macclesfield. The two new properties will need to be sourced and managed by the successful Suppliers. The additional two homes in Crewe / Macclesfield should be as close to existing homes as possible in order to enable a discussion with Ofsted in respect of management arrangements. The care and support across our five homes will operate in partnership with each other and the Local Authority ie Cheshire East (CE) Social Care, CE therapeutic services, Fostering – CE Foster Carers and external fostering agencies and other health partner agencies to provide intensive support to our child and young people. The service will need to meet the Children Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and its obligations to the regulator Ofsted. However, the Council is seeking Suppliers who will strive to exceed these standards providing a service that can be flexible and innovative to ensure that it meets and raises the aspirations of our children. As the Supplier you will be acting as the Corporate Parent for all the children and young people placed within the home, as such the Council will expect the service to have a culture that is centred on the child/young person, their development and personal interests. All of the homes must provide accommodation, care and support for 365 days of the year, 24 hours a day. The service must have a strong ethos, culture and high expectations regarding education, training and employment working positively with the young people to access opportunities that support them to develop and reach their full potential. It is essential that we understand the needs of our individual children and the successful supplier will be required to undertake a psychological assessment of the child prior to or immediately following admission. The two Children’s Homes that are registered to accept short term (28 day placements) will work closely with RAP and our Children’s Social Care teams to identify and work intensively with children for up to 28 days. Everyone working with these children will be instrumental in their move back to family / friends or into a foster home. The fostering service and Cheshire East foster carers will become an embedded partner with Suppliers and this strong relationship will ensure the successful move on from residential care to foster care for our cared for children. The Council is taking the opportunity through this tender to deliver against the high expectations set for our corporate parents and their innovative support to our cared for children. Our short term Children’s Homes will play an important role in this approach but we are also looking to innovate across all our Children’s Homes with foster carers, for example, working within our homes on relationship building and transition out of residential care back to family / friends or into fostering. The value of this LOT is in the region of 3,407,000 - 3,577,400

title: Care Service to Children in Residential Homes

description: The Council is seeking Suppliers to deliver high quality Children’s Homes in Crewe and Macclesfield for the 7 year term of the contract. We are looking to build on the one existing home in Crewe (3 bed home Ofsted registered for EBD, LD and Physical Disability) and develop four additional homes (2 in Crewe and 2 in Macclesfield). All of our Children’s Homes will be small (supporting 2 or 3 children) to ensure we maximise the opportunity for consistent / person centred care in a family environment. The Council holds four properties (including the current open home) that have all recently been utilised as Children’s Homes and will be made available for this recommission. In order to reach five homes a successful Supplier will need to source a property in the Crewe area suitable for a 2 / 3 bed Children’s Home.

Cheshire East Borough Council

street: Westfields, Middlewich Rd

postalCode: CW11 1HZ

Horizon Care and Education Group Ltd

street: Venture House, 12 Prospect Park, Longford Road

postalCode: WS11 0LG

Safe Places for Children UK

street: 24 King William Street

postalCode: EC4R 9AT


title: Asbestos Removal

description: Asbestos removal to housing stock.

title: Lot 3 Asbestos Removal

description: Removal of Asbestos.

North Hertfordshire Homes

street: Rowan House, Avenue one

postalCode: SG6 2WW

Kershaw Contracting Services Ltd

street: Unit 2 and 3, Lewis Industrial Estate, Wheatley Terrace Road

postalCode: DA8 2AP


title: GB-Colchester: Natural History Museum

description: Colchester Borough Homes Ltd (the Employer) wishes to commission an experienced contractor to remove Ivy and vegetation and undertake necessary repair works to the Natural History Museum, 66 High Street, Colchester, CO1 1DN, as detailed within the Specification of works.

Colchester Borough Council

street: Rowan House, 33 Sheepen Road

postalCode: CO3 3WG


description: The Council’s Supporting People programme aims to improve the quality of life for a range of vulnerable adults and young people in the borough and enables these residents to achieve improved health, greater independence and control in making life choices. The Refuge Service provide support for women and children fleeing violence and abuse including; domestic violence, sexual violence, ‘honour’ based violence and forced marriages. The service however does not provide for care services. The Accommodation Pathway provides accommodation along with support services in a number of areas including: better managing their mental and physical health; developing daily living skills; accessing education, training and employment, along with other, positive, community based, daily activities; and moving-on to independent living. The Pathway aims to improve quality of life and to enable service users to develop greater independence and control in making life choices and maintaining their health and wellbeing. At present Westminster has 35 bed spaces available in 5 premises, across the City of Westminster delivered by a single service provider, who either own or lease the premises from where the services are delivered. The current service provisions are to expire on the 31.3.2019, therefore the Council wishes to meet with suppliers to discuss how best to move forward and re-procure the services. It is the Council’s intention to engage with one service provider to deliver a cohesive and streamlined service provision. Should you wish to participate in the supplier event, please register your interest with Jennifer Rhoden at JRhoden@westminster.gov.uk Please note that only 1 representative per organisation is permissible. The supplier event is to take place on 3.8.2018 at 1:30 – 3:00 pm. Westminster City Council, Portland House, Bressenden Place, SW1E 5RS

description: Supported Housing – Refuge (Domestic Violence) Service Supplier Event 3.8.2018 1:30 pm The Council’s Supporting People programme aims to improve the quality of life for a range of vulnerable adults and young people in the borough and enables these residents to achieve improved health, greater independence and control in making life choices. The Refuge Service provide support for women and children fleeing violence and abuse including; domestic violence, sexual violence, ‘honour’ based violence and forced marriages. The current service provisions are to expire on the 31.3.2019, therefore the Council wishes to meet with suppliers to discuss how best to move forward and re-procure the services.

Westminster City Council

street: 2nd Floor, 5 Strand

postalCode: WC2N 5HR


description: Lot 1: Community Equipment Service.The provision of the Community Equipment service will include Provision of Simple Aids to Daily Living, Provision of Complex Aids to Daily Living, Sensory Equipment, Planned Preventative Maintenance, Cleaning and storing and recycling of equipment and safe disposal of equipment. The service will also provide information, advice and assessment services to people who may wish to privately purchase equipment and / or services, encouraging and enabling the public to access support and assistance to remain independent.

title: Minor Adaptation Service

description: Lot 2: Minor Adaptations. Lot 2: The provision of the Minor Adaptations Service will include minor adaptations works up to a maximum of 1 000 GBP and Ceiling track hoists recycling scheme (the ceiling track hoists recycling scheme may be in excess of 1 000 GBP per item). The minor adaptation service will include management and delivery of the minor adaptation service, guidance, signposting and home safety checks as well as ceiling track hoists recycling scheme with planned preventative maintenance. The service will also provide information, advice and assessment services to people who wish to privately purchase minor adaptations and / or services, encouraging and enabling the public to access support and assistance to remain independent.

title: Northamptonshire Community Equipment Service and Minor Adaptations

description: Northamptonshire County Council (NCC) wishes to invite tenders for the supply of goods /services /works in respect of delivery, installation, collection, maintenance, repair and recycling of a range of health and social care equipment to children, young people and adults to support the personalisation, prevention and well being agenda requirement. The Northamptonshire Community Equipment Service (CES) and minor adaptations are commissioned through a partnership between Northamptonshire County Council (acting as lead commissioner), Nene Clinical Commissioning Group and Corby Clinical Commissioning Group.

Nene Clinical Commissioning Group

street: Francis Crick House, 6 Summerhouse Rd, Moulton Park

postalCode: NN3 6BF

Corby Clinical Commissioning Group

street: Priors Hall, Corby Enterprise Centre

postalCode: NN17 5EU

Northamptonshire County Council

street: One Angel Square, Angel Street

postalCode: NN1 1ED


title: Provision of Services to Grays Fair Court - Invitation to Tender

description: Grays Fair Court is an integrated care facility, located on the outskirts of Norwich. This facility provides short term beds and care to the residents of the 34 extra care flats. Norfolk County Council is seeking to commission a single provider to provide care to clients aged 18 plus within the short-term beds and to residents of the 34 extra care flats who have care needs, to include catering provision and social activities.

Norfolk County Council

street: Martineau Lane, Norwich

postalCode: NR1 2DH


title: Accessible Materials

description: NHSBSA provide a range of nationwide central services to NHS organisations, NHS contractors, patients and the public. These include NHS Dental Services, NHS Prescription Services, the European Health Insurance Card and NHS Help with Health Costs. NHSBSA is working to redesign many of our patient facing services. The programme of work will improve accessibility to our services and information for people with learning disabilities and those who struggle with literacy. A supplier is required to create easy read versions of existing patient facing information in a format suitable for print and online, produce online videos and assist in improving accessibility to our services in the form of training sessions, focus groups, steering groups etc. over the next 12 months.

procurementMethodDetails: CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU:

Nhs Business Services Authority

street: Goldcrest Way,


description: The University of Sheffield (UoS) will establish a national Translational Energy Research Centre (TERC) at the (Advanced Manufacturing Research Campus) AMRC in the Innovation District. Principal Role 1.1.1 The Consultant is responsible for the coordination and management of the project and for programming and agreeing the timescales and activities of the Project Team. The Consultant shall act as the coordinating Lead Consultant and Contact Administrator under the Contract. 1.1.2 Establish and manage systems and procedures to meet all Project objectives. 1.1.3 Directly manage key Project processes, with particular emphasis on: — Client Stakeholder interface and approvals, — Value and Risk Management, — Consultant and Contractor selection, appointments and fee management, — Design and Design Management, — Formulating, option reporting, recommending and implementing a procurement strategy, — Monitoring the activities and performance of all other participants, and — Compile and present project progress at Executive and Senior Management Group meetings. 1.1.4 At each Work Stage take the lead in respect of Project Programming, Construction and Logistics Planning as may be required. 1.1.5 Provide construction phase resources, as may be required.

title: 1992/PB Project Manager for Translational Energy Research Centre (TERC)

description: The University of Sheffield (UoS) will establish a national Translational Energy Research Centre (TERC) at the (Advanced Manufacturing Research Campus) AMRC in the Innovation District. We are seeking an experienced and Qualified Project Manager who's principal role will be: The Consultant is responsible for the coordination and management of the project and for programming and agreeing the timescales and activities of the Project Team. The Consultant shall act as the coordinating Lead Consultant and Contact Administrator under the Contract.

University of Sheffield

street: Floor 5, The Arts Tower, Western Bank

postalCode: S10 2TN


title: Physical Activity Social Marketing Intervention

description: Sandwell Public Health are looking to appoint a provider to undertake a small scale randomised control trial (RCT) with 60 participants to test whether sending supportive, motivational and encouraging text messages has a measurable impact on the behaviour of physically inactive men. The Quotation Document(s) will be made available to suppliers who Express Interest on the Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council Tendering Portal. To access the portal please click the following link https://in-tendhost.co.uk/sandwellmbc You will be required to log into an existing account or register a new one. Once logged in, from the top menu bar click on 'Tenders' to list all the current opportunities. Once you have found the relevant opportunity you should click on 'View Details' in order to Express Interest. Closing date for submission of quotations is 13:00 hours, 29 January 2018.


description: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+.

title: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+

description: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+.

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

Sonia Heway Care Agency Ltd

street: Unit 6B

postalCode: DA7 4AT


title: Yate Town Council Insurance Renewal 2018

description: Yate Town Council reaches the end of a 5 year agreement with its current insurance providers in April this year and is opening up invitations to tender to insurance providers. PLEASE NOTE THIS TENDER OPPORTUNITY CLOSES AT MIDDAY ON 9TH MARCH 2018

Yate Town Council

street: Poole Court Drive,


description: The Contracting Authority wishes to purchase commonly used Community Equipment. Categories of expenditure are related to the provision of complex equipment and simple aids for service user/patient focused services including (without limitation): beds, mattresses, bariatric,and associated accessories. The Dynamic Purchasing System will be operated on behalf of all of its users and partners, by the London Borough of Croydon (Independent Procurement Hub). The tender documents can be accessed through the Pro Contract portal: www.londontenders.org for the supply of community medical and non medical equipment. For a full list goods included in the specifications document, please refer to the specification documents for the relevant DPS. The tender documents can be accessed on the following link: http:// www.londontenders.org The Council will hold a supplier day to discuss needs with all suppliers interested in participating in the competition, date and time will be communicated to you shortly, however, it is worth noting that the tender documents will be published via the Pro Contract and all parties are advised to register on the Pro Contract system using the link: www.londontenders.org

title: Dynamic Purchases For Croydon Equipment Services — Beds and Associated Equipments (DPS 5)

description: The Contracting Authority wishes to purchase commonly used Community Equipment. Categories of expenditure are related to the provision of complex equipment and simple aids for service user/patient focused services including (without limitation): beds, mattresses, bariatric,and associated accessories. The Dynamic Purchasing System will be operated on behalf of all of its users and partners, by the London Borough of Croydon. The tender documents can be accessed through the Pro Contract portal: www.londontenders.org for the supply of community medical and non medical equipments.

Croydon Council

street: 3G Bernard Weatherill House, 8 Mint Walk

postalCode: CR0 1EA


title: St James Chackmore - Legionella Remedials

description: Carry out remedial works to achieve L8 compliance

Buckinghamshire County Council

street: 1) NCO, Walton Street

postalCode: HP20 1YQ


name: UNIVERSITY OF WOLVERHAMPTON ENTERPRISE LIMITED

title: Occupational Health Services and an Employee Assistance Programme

description: The aim of the project is to appoint one or more suppliers to provide Occupational Health Services to Staff and Students and an Employee Assistance Programme. The Tender is split into the following lots: • Lot 1 Occupational Health Services (Staff) • Lot 2 Employee Assistance Programme • Lot 3 Occupational Health Services (Students) The Contract duration for Lot 1 and 3 will be three (3) years commencing on 1st August 2018 with an optional extension of up to an additional twenty four (24) months. Due to funding, the initial Contract period for Lot 2, will be for a period of twelve (12) months; however there could be an additional extension option of up to four (4) years. The total Contract period could therefore be five (5) years. It is anticipated the commencement date will be 1st August 2018. Tender documentation, including Scope and Specification and Pass/Fail requirements can be found on BravoSolution, the University eTendering Portal, using the following link - wlv.bravosolution.co.uk.

street: MX Building, Camp Street

postalCode: WV1 1AD


title: Recruitment of Students

description: Agency commission charges for September 2018

University Of The West Of England

street: Coldharbour Lane,


title: Contract

description: The Housing Executive and Housing Associations currently use an online service which enables tenants to find mutual exchange matches by registering details of their properties and the type of property they wish to move to. The contract for this current service expires on 30.11.2018 therefore the Housing Executive now wishes to procure an internet based mutual exchange service for a 2 year initial contract period with the option to extend for a further a period or periods up to and including 24 months.

title: T1445 Provision of an Online Mutual Exchange Service

Northern Ireland Housing Executive

street: 2 Adelaide Street

postalCode: BT2 8BP

Housing Partners Limited

street: Teme House Whittington Hall Whittington Road, Worcester

postalCode: WR5 2RY


title: Commercial Satellite Communications Services (CSCS) Cost Benefit and Achievability Analysis (CBAA)

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

street: Holderness House,51-61 Clifton Street,


title: 1718-18-CA-JM Web design, front-end development and consultancy services for Sheffield Hallam University

description: The web strategy, as part of the overall technology strategy, supports the University in achieving its digital goals through the web presence becoming the 'go-to' resource for staff, students and external audiences. In an increasingly digital world, the focus needs to be on the customer experience and the website is key to this engagement. The website is crucial to delivering key marketing department objectives across multiple markets which includes; customer data capture, marketing key University products, communication of the University brand experience and engagement with key audiences and stakeholders. The design and build of engaging, functional customer facing online interfaces is essential to delivering these objectives. The size of the University's web presence is proportional to the size of the organisation, as detailed above. The University has heavily invested in Sitecore in terms of infrastructure, resource and budget in order to deliver a digital solution that meets the University strategic objectives. This digital platform is an integral part of the Applications Strategy and digital roadmap — it is the key platform in a technical landscape that also includes Drupal and WordPress. Required outcomes. Design. — The design of web designs and solutions that deliver to key website objectives and performance KPIs. — The documentation of a web design system that can be used across the organisation. Offering a standardised approach to web design and ability for multiple teams to use across the University's web estate. Sustainable development. — The ability through the company to front-end code digital solutions that support the delivery of key website projects. — The application of agreed coding standards across the University web estate so we have a standardized approach to the creation and deployment of front end code. — To support the creation of development processes that offer a sustainable and systematic approach to website development across multiple platforms. Performance management. — Improved performance of the University web estate through the application of coding standards and practices. — Improved web design through the monitoring of set user engagement KPIs through platform and 3rd party analytics. — Working with multiple internal and 3rd party suppliers to deliver multiple web design and development projects to key timeframes on the digital roadmap. — Improved web design through the monitoring of set user engagement KPIs through platform and 3rd party analytics. Training. — To support the organisation to become self-sufficient with regards to the use of web design and development. Out of scope. — Back end development — this area is handled internally by our Digital Technology Systems Department. — Project management — this part of the service is handled internally by the Planning Department. — Hosting — this area is handled internally by our Digital Technology Systems Department. The work we are asking you to price is only a proportion of the total activity that is possibly required. However, we are advising you of our budget for the initial period of this contract, but we equally advise you that we are under no obligation to spend any value should we choose not to. The anticipated budget is between 60 000 GBP and 80 000 GBP per annum.

description: The University has secured a supplier who can provide web design, front-end development (FED) and consultancy services for Sheffield Hallam University. The University will work in partnership with this company to support the building of its in-house capability as well as providing digital design work and FED.

Sheffield Hallam University

street: Howard Street, Sheffield

postalCode: S1 1WB

name: All communication via https://in-tendhost.co.uk/sheffieldhallamuniversity reference 1819-12-RIO-LW

Future Friendly Ltd

street: 2 Broadway

postalCode: NG1 1PS


description: West London NHS Trust is looking for a supplier to provide Support and maintenance services to its ICT infrastructure, including supply of associated goods and professional services relating to the ICT infrastructure on a call off basis. A bidders' information day has been arranged from 10:30 on Thursday 25.10.2018 at Broadmoor Hospital in Berkshire. Bidders who are interested in attending the information day, need to confirm their attendance, once they have expressed their interest in the tender, through the portal, http://www.lppsourcing.org providing names and job titles of a maximum of 2 attendees. This tender will be closing at Midday on 16.11.2018..

title: Support and Maintenance Services for ICT Infrastucture 2018122 BT

description: West London NHS Trust is looking for a supplier to provide Support and maintenance services to its ICT infrastructure, including supply of associated goods and professional services relating to the ICT infrastructure on a call off basis. A bidders' information day has been arranged from 10:30 on Thursday 25.10.2018 at Broadmoor Hospital in Berkshire. Bidders who are interested in attending the information day, need to confirm their attendance through the portal providing names and job titles of a maximum of 2 attendees. Interested bidders can obtain tender documents by logging onto www.lppsourcing.org registering and expressing their interest. This tender will be closing at Midday on 16.11.2018.

West London NHS Trust

street: West London NHS Trust, 1 Armstrong Way

postalCode: UB2 4SD


description: The Specification in this document is designed to give you, as a potential supplier, some background and insight into what has been delivered in terms of a Legal family support service; and our expectations for the service going forward. The department wants to ensure that families receive, via internet or telephony, impartial, expert advice on family, child or education law. The provision of such advice and support benefits both children and their families by helping to prevent the avoidable escalation of issues; and by improving engagement of and experience with statutory children’s services. These services play a significant early intervention role in diverting people from over reliance on state services. The department is looking to appoint a supplier who will demonstrate via their responses that they fully understand and can meet the requirements outlined showing robustness and innovation but who will also work with us to develop and add value to the service. Current provision The Family legal advice helpline is currently provided by The Coram Children’s Legal Centre Ltd. The current telephone service is available from Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 6:00 pm excluding bank holidays. Email advice is available Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 6:00 pm with a 5 workday response time. The website is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week. The telephone service receives on average 7 000 calls per calendar month. Peak times for the phone lines are 9:00 am to 3:00 pm (up to 75 % of calls are received during this period) with a slight ease off after 3:00 pm. The existing telephone support service offers helpline support for complex matters relating to family and child law that cannot be resolved with the use of online material. This helpline operates using an 0300 number which costs no more than calls to geographic (01 and 02). Calls from landlines are typically charged up to 9p per minute; calls from mobiles typically cost between 8p and 40p per minute. There is also a call back services – where arrangements can be made to book a call-back from a member of the legal team, which is a paid-for service. The online support service/website has approximately 100 000 hits per calendar month and website use equates to approximately 98 % over the overall service provided. Approximately 13 000 fact sheets have been downloaded and the virtual assistant is utilised approximately 200 times per calendar month. The current Agreement expires at the end of September 2018. The department wishes to procure provision for 18 months (from 1.10.2018 to 31.3.2020). There cannot be a break in continuity of service between the expiry of the current Agreement and the new Agreement. There will be a need for a transition period to ensure that the current system transfers to the new system. This will take place during September 2018. Collaboration between the existing and new supplier will be required during that time. Bidders should provide a separate costed plan setting out how they would manage this transition period. The costed plan should include setup/ development costs for the service prior to 1.10.2018. The current supplier will be asked to resolve any ‘live cases’ at the time of transfer, but the continuing service is expected to be operational from day one for ‘new’ cases. Accreditation The existing Child Law advice service has been accredited by ‘the Helplines partnership’. Future operating model The department is looking to procure a service that provides: — information and guidance to users to enable them to resolve issues at the earliest possible stage, creating more positive interactions for users, and enhancing the likelihood of positive outcomes, — independent, impartial, up to date, personalised and specialist advice on issues of child and family law and how to access support, — effective information and signposting to families to sources of support, — effective outcomes, whilst enhancing long term sustainability for families, making them l.

title: Legal Family Support Service

description: The department wants to ensure that families receive, via internet or telephony, impartial, expert advice on family, child or education law. The provision of such advice and support benefits both children and their families by helping to prevent the avoidable escalation of issues; and by improving engagement of and experience with statutory children’s services. The department is looking to procure a service that provides: — information and guidance to users to enable them to resolve issues at the earliest possible stage, — creating more positive interactions for users, and enhancing the likelihood of positive outcomes, — independent, impartial, up to date, personalised and specialist advice on issues of child and family law and how to access support, — effective information and sign posting to families to sources if support, and — effective outcomes, whilst enhancing long term sustainability for families, making them less dependent upon central funding.

Department for Education

street: Sanctuary Buildings

postalCode: SW1P 3BT


title: Passenger Transport - Taxi Services

description: This is a Framework for passenger transport services (taxis only). For use by Westminster City Council (WCC) and RBKC

capitalEsourcing

street: 5 Strand,

postalCode: WC2N 5HR


description: Older People — Pentwyn.

title: Older People — Pentwyn

description: Older People — Pentwyn.

Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

ND Care and Support Ltd

street: 1st Floor harlech Court

postalCode: CF10 2FE


title: CPU 2125 Electrical Equipment Supply Framework

description: The supply of various electrical equipment.

Nottingham City Council

street: Loxley House, Station Street

postalCode: NG2 3NG


name: Compound Semiconductor Applications Catapult Limited

title: Marketing Services

description: Please refer to ITT.

title: Marketing Services

description: The CSA Catapult helps UK companies, particularly SME's, to grow by exploiting advancements in compound semiconductor technologies which translate into opportunities. The Catapult is seeking an experienced supplier with broad marketing experience including corporate and business to business expertise. The Catapult is based in South Wales and will require the supplier to have access to Welsh translation services. The supplier will support Compound semiconductor applications’ team marketing collateral and advise, design and produce dynamic, inspiring and relevant materials. The supplier will be expected to work within existing brand guidelines.

street: 1 Caspian Point, Pierhead Street, Cardiff Bay

postalCode: CF10 4DQ

Cazbah Ltd

street: Ivor House, Bridge Street

postalCode: CF10 2EE


title: Bushbury Hill EMB Repairs and Maintenance Contract 2019

description: The scope of works will include a full range of day-to-day responsive repairs to occupied premises, maintenance to communal and individual areas and void refurbishment works. At the time of contract procurement, there are 821 properties for inclusion in the fixed price per property element of the contract. Typical trades will include, but not be limited to: — plumbing/heating (NB: See note below), — electrical, — carpentry, — roofing works (incl. gutters and downpipes), — metal works, — flooring, — drainage, — glazing, — clearance works, — ground works, paths, roads, communal facilities, — external walls, — finishes (plastering, rendering), — rubbish removal, — Void works (including mutual exchanges). The majority of responsive repairs shall be completed on the same day as notified. The service provider will “call handle” all repairs and maintenance calls and shall pass to third parties any call request for works outside the remit of this Contract. Repairs requests may be made by residents and/or officers of BHEMB.

description: The contract is to deliver responsive repairs and maintenance to the housing stock noted above. This includes reactive repairs on an emergency and non emergency basis, routine repairs and void repairs prior to re-letting. The emergency repairs provision will be during normal working hours only. BHEMB has separate arrangements for out of hours emergency repairs. The successful contractor will also provide a same day responsive repairs service and a call handling function to take calls directly from our residents as well as from BHEMB Staff. The contract shall commence on the 1.5.2019, as described in the tender documents. The form of contract shall be the JCT Measured Term 2016 with amendments.

Bushbury Hill Estate Management Board

street: The Management Centre, 14 Kempthorne Avenue, Low Hill

postalCode: WV10 9JG


title: Optometry Services for Shropshire CCG and Telford and Wrekin CCG

description: This Invitation to Tender provides information pertaining to the procurement for Optometry Services. The purpose of this procurement is to secure a Service Provider to deliver Optometry Services to the county of Shropshire (comprising 2 CCGs). - Shropshire Clinical Commissioning Group ( http://www.shropshireccg.nhs.uk ) - Telford & Wrekin Clinical Commissioning Group ( http://www.telfordccg.nhs.uk ) The UK Vision Strategy 2013-2018, promotes collaboration, co-ordination and integration of the local eye care system between primary, secondary and social care and offers service users a wide choice of geographical locations across the whole county of Shropshire. According to "UK Vision Strategy" sight loss is now a major health issue, affecting about two million people in the UK. The vast majority are older people, although an estimated 80,000 working age people and 25,000 children in the UK are affected by sight problems (Keil S. Key statistics. RNIB, 2008). The objective of this procurement is to procure a service to oversee the delivery of the following optometry schemes within primary care: - Minor Eye Care Service (MECS) - Cataract Referral Refinement - Post-operative cataract follow up - Glaucoma Repeat Measures - Children's eye care Scheme The service aims to: - Improve eye health and reduce inequalities by providing increased access to eye care in the community. - Utilise the knowledge and skills of primary care optometrists to manage and prioritise the care of the service user and ensure referrals are appropriate and timely - Reduce the number of visits to hospital eye services and reduce the likely waiting time for the service user - Ensure more accurate referral information is made available if a referral to hospital eye services is required - Signpost to other appropriate services - Streamline referral processes - Streamline service user pathways - Improve service user experience and choice by utilising optometry practices - Develop relationships between ophthalmic practitioners, Hospital Eye Services and the Clinical Commissioning Groups - Improve eye health in line with the UK Vision Strategy - Meet agreed waiting times for each scheme - Assist service users / carers to self-care, providing education and care planning where required - Deliver care closer to home The CCG's are looking to appoint a Service Provider or Consortium to deliver this Service for a period of 3 Years with an optional 2 Years extension available. The successful Provider will be required to sign the NHS Standard Contract for the service and accept all terms and conditions.

NHS Midlands and Lancashire CSU

street: NHS Shropshire Clinical Commissioning Group, William Farr House, Mytton Oak Road,

postalCode: SY3 8XL


title: P0115a Radiation Protection and Advice Services Physics

description: Provide scientific services and safety advice on the use of both ionising and non-ionising radiation in a range of applications on the Stepping Hill Hospital site. The services supplied will facilitate the development and delivery of the highest quality and safest clinical services and ensure the optimum radiation standards in relation to patients, staff and the environment are maintained on an on-going basis.

Stockport NHS Foundation Trust

street: Stepping Hill Hospital, Aspen House

postalCode: SK2 7JE


name: COUNTY DURHAM AND DARLINGTON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

title: External Audit Services

description: AWARD NOTICE ONLY. Provision of External Audit Services to Tees Esk & Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust. Mini Competition using the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub Framework Agreement for Audit & Consultancy Audit Services Lot 1 OJEU reference 2014/S 125-222805.

street: Hollyhurst Road,


title: Begging Patrols Service

description: The City of London Corporation are looking for a service Provider to provide a rough sleeper outreach service, a low threshold mental health service and a range of accommodation options across a number of neighbouring local authorities.

City of London Corporation

street: City of London, Guildhall, London,

postalCode: EC2V 7HH


title: Cobham Hanger Hanger Remedial Works - Mechanical Enabling

description: CORSERV Ltd on behalf of Cormac Solutions Ltd are seeking to appoint a competent and experienced contractor for the Mechanical Enabling works at Cobham Hanger, Newquay Airport, Cornwall.

CORNWALL COUNCIL

street: 101 Higher Trenant Road,

postalCode: PL27 6TW


title: CA5165 - Dudley College, Online Learning Platform

description: Dudley College, Online Learning Platform To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA5165. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA5165 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Dudley College of Technology

street: The Broadway,

postalCode: DY1 4AS