description: Capital Theatre King’s Limited require the services of an Architect to lead the design of the transformational refurbishment of the Listed King’s Theatre in Edinburgh as further described in the appended Procurement Information Document and notes below: The Architect will require to perform the role of lead designer to separately appointed design team members comprising but not restricted to Heritage Interpretation Designer, Mechanical and Electrical Engineer, Structural Engineer, Fire Engineer and Acoustician. The Architect will require to demonstrate experience and expertise in the delivery of similar projects as lead design consultant. notably comprising the following key project characteristics: — complex refurbishments, — listed premises, — heritage status and design integration, — transformational theatre activity solutions such as heritage visits, learning and participation and commercial daytime activities. It is a requirement of the appointment that the Architect provides the following additional services: 1) Specialist Theatre Consultant Services; 2) Access Management Consultant Evidence of a proven track record in the delivery of successful projects containing the key project characteristics must be provided for each of the additional services roles listed.

title: Architect and Specialist Theatre Consultant Services

description: Capital Theatres King’s Limited seek to engage the services of an Architect for the delivery of the design and transformational refurbishment of the King’s Theatre, Edinburgh. The architect is required to be suitably qualified with extensive experience in the successful delivery of similar projects. The Architect must include Access Management Services as part of the core Architectural design services. In addition the Architect is also required to provide the services of a Specialist Theatre Consultant as part of their core team.

Capital Theatres King's Limited

street: 13-29 Nicolson Street

postalCode: EH8 9FT

Bennetts Associates

street: 3 Boroughloch Square

postalCode: EH8 9NJ


scheme: CPV

title: Secondary EAL Teacher

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Secondary EAL Teacher STEPS New Arrivals Centre - KS3&4 EAL Secondary Teacher. Sandwell MBC are seeking to appoint an enthusiastic and committed EAL Secondary Teacher to join Sandwell's Transition, Education and Partnership Service (STEPS) for New Arrivals to Sandwell. Sandwell has approximately 800 international children joining us every year; you would be employed to work 5 morning per week 8.30am to 1.00pm (term time only) to co-plan and deliver an EAL learning package for a class of 25 (maximum) Years 7 - 11 students. You will be the teacher of this group 4 days per week and support our service on the fifth day. • Experience with the needs of EAL children. • Experience of teaching mixed ability classes with mixed year groups and needs. • Able to be flexible and adaptable in their delivery. • Able to deliver a roll on roll off curriculum to a continuously changing class. • Familiar with the DfE scale of English proficiency (would be beneficial). • Able to teach National curriculum maths ranging from primary to secondary level. • Planning, marking and assessment of children's work. • Being a team member and passionate about children. Candidates must be dedicated professionals who will engage, enthuse and challenge students to achieve their very best. For more information about STEPS visit http://www.sandwell.gov.uk/info/200295/schools_and_learning/4020/sandwell_transition_education_partnership_service This is a temporary vacancy for 12 weeks from start. Pay rate is G38 = £17.68 ph to worker. 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: Wednesday 28 November 2018 at 17:00hrs

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Freeth Street, Oldbury

postalCode: B69 3DE

countryName: GB

initiationType: tender


documentType: awardNotice

description: Adults' personal home support 65+.

title: Adults' Personal Home Support 65+

description: Adults' personal home support 65+.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

countryName: UK

Verrolyne Services Ltd

street: 101 Victoria Road

postalCode: RM1 2LX


currency: GBP

title: Expert Services to Undertake Feasibility Study to Accommodate Additional Pupils within the Secondary School Estate

description: Feasibility study possible accommodation of additional pupils through either; a) Better utilisation of existing space (preferred option); or b) Modifications/enhancement/alteration/extension to buildings.

procurementMethod: selective

Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Westgate Plaza One, Westgate

postalCode: S70 2DR


description: The National Assistive Technologies Test Bed is a Sunderland City Council project delivered by Digital Catapult aimed at supporting people to live independently for longer, through the use of new and innovative technology. The project seeks to use innovative technology to improve adult social care and health outcomes. The Assistive Technologies Test Bed is part of a national initiative to develop and promote the use of technology and digital solutions in social care. The Council is one of twelve local councils participating in the Social Care Digital Innovation Programme for 2018/2019. The Council wishes to procure software development services to build and deliver a system known as the ‘Core’. The ‘Core’ will be used as an integral part of the National Assistive Technologies Test Bed to collect and collate information being sent from a range of connected devices which are currently being procured. As part of the Assistive Technologies Test Bed, the effectiveness of connected devices within people’s homes will be tested and measured. The data generated will be key to the success of the project, therefore a platform to present all the data collected by the devices is required. Full details of the Council's requirements can be found within the tender documentation published on the NEPO portal.

title: Assistive Technology National Test Bed Project – Core Solution

The Council of the City of Sunderland

street: Civic Centre, Burdon Road

postalCode: SR2 7DN

Solcom Ltd

street: Solcom House, 79 George Street, Ryde

postalCode: PO33 2JF


title: Cleaning Services

description: Lot 1 — Cleaning Services. Contract for the provision of estate and block cleaning and communal window cleaning. To provide block and estate cleaning communal window cleaning to Westminster City Council's residential stock. To provide. Services to the highest levels of residents satisfaction, professionals standards; costs effectiveness; proactive delivery and with continuous improvements in value for money and services. To provide cleaning and window cleaning services. The contract includes, but is not limited to, the following areas and cleaning services: Litter pickings, dusting ledges/railings/skirting, mopping floors, sweeping floor/ground surfaces, cleaning walls, lift sweeping, lift washing external/internal parts, dust mop usage, graffiti removal, keeping chutes clear, unblocking and cleaning chutes, cleaning hoppers and surrounds, cleaning chute shutter, emptying litter bins/insert new bags, scrubbed litter bins, bin chambers and bins cleaning, removing bulk refuse, rotating refuse containers, emptying dog bins/insert new bag, scrubbing dog fouling bins, scrubbing pressure washing/chemical cleaning, shampooing/cleaning carpets, vacuum, stripping floors, polishing floors, buffing floors, washing: doors, screens, estate signs, external ledges railings, walls. Window Cleaning, communal lighting, Cleaning: common rooms, office, kitchen, store room/electrical intake room, toilet bathroom, shower room, laundry drying room. Sorting and delivery of letters to blocks and estates. cleaning at height, removing fly tipped rubbish, cleaning recycling bins.

title: Ground Maintenance Services

description: Ground maintenance service. To provide grounds maintenance services. The contract includes, but is not limited to, the following areas and. Grounds maintenance services: — Routine grass cutting. — Edging of green spaces. — Weeding green and hard surfaces. — Maintenance of existing grounds and open spaces, flower beds and shrubs. — Development of schemes and seasonal planting to continuously improve the appearance of the City’s housing. Land.

title: Concierge

description: Concierge Services. Concierge services are required for the preservation of security in high rise and multiple dwelling blocks. In addition to this there is a requirement to provide temporary fencing and security guards and similar services for events and other such activities.

title: CWH- Estates (Cleaning, Grounds Maintenance and Concierge Services)

description: Cleaning, grounds maintenance and concierge services. To provide block and estate cleaning communal window cleaning and / or grounds maintenance services and / or Concierge services. To Westminster City Council's residential stock to provide services to the highest levels of residents satisfaction, professionals standards; costs effectiveness; proactive delivery and with continuous improvements in value for money and services. Interested organisations should register an account with www.capitalesourcing.com Once logged in, your organisation will be able to view the tender requirements and all documents and submit your tender response electronically prior to the deadline specified.

Westminster City Council

street: 5 Stand

postalCode: WC2N 5HR


title: SBC Prj 1569 - Belfairs Park and Golf Course External Repairs

description: To view this opportunity please register free of charge on the Council's e-tendering portal on the following link: - https://procontract.due-north.com. All clarifications and responses must be submitted via the portal.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Civic Centre, Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6FY


title: PPE and Workwear

description: This tender is for two lots, lot one represents PPE (gloves, aprons, oversleeves, overshoes, laundry sacks) and lot 2 is for work wear (tunics, tabards, fleece, trousers) etc. HC21 aim is to select a supplier for three years with the possibility of a 12 month contract extension. Suppliers must be able to provide an online ordering portal and ensure suitable controls are in place to control spend and products ordered.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: :Restricted

Housing and Care 21

street: 10th Floor, Tricorn House, 51-53 Hagley Road

postalCode: B16 8TP


name: Ministry of Defence, Ships, Maritime Platform Systems (MPS)

title: MSS/086 - Air Dryers

description: The Marine Systems Support Output Business Unit (MSS), within the Defence Equipment and Support organisation (DE&S) which is part of the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD), intends to place a contract for Post Design Services, Repairs & Overhaul, and Spares Supply for HP Desiccant Air Dryers with Parker Hannifin Manufacturing Limited (PH) for a period of 5 years

procurementMethodDetails: :NotSpecified

street: Abbey Wood, Birch 3c

postalCode: BS34 8JH


description: Mental Health Services Older People — Lisvane.

Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

IOS Care

street: Alexandra Gate Business Centre Ltd

postalCode: CF24 2SA


title: Independence Training Units (Pods)

description: Bristol City Council invites tenders from suitably experienced Contractors to fully deliver a turnkey package to provide three additional 2-bedroom eco-pods at The Brislington Centre, 40 School Road, Brislington, Bristol, BS4 4NN. The appointment also includes the services of a Principal Designer for the project.The project is for the installation of semi independence training accommodation, through the provision of three self-contained Units or 'POD's that are linked to the main building through assisted services. Each pod is to have two single bedrooms. Bidders are to refer to the Authorities Requirements for Bristol City Councils requirements. The contract will be an agreement incorporating a schedule of amendments to the JCT Design and Build Contract 2016 Edition. Site visits may be made anytime during the tender period by arrangement with Philip Lawrence, Bristol City Council. Senior Project Manager. Contactable via email Phil.Lawrence@bristol.gov.uk. Tender documents and expressions of interest to be accessed via ProContract https://procontract.due-north.com/Login. Time and Date for Receipt of Tenders: 12Noon 15 October 2018

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

Bristol City Council

street: City Hall, College Green

postalCode: BS1 5TR


title: MEC Polymeric Coating Line (Compounding Line)

description: The University of Warwick Manufacturing Group has a requirement for an aligned fibre polymer composites compounding/prepregging line. This will support work in the field of structural automotive composite innovation and research. The deadline for submissions is 10th August 2018 at 12 noon GMT. In order to express interest in this opportunity please go to the University of Warwick In-Tend supplier portal (https://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofwarwick). The University of Warwick is not a contracting authority for the purposes of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended) and its procurement activities are not subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 or the obligations under the European Public Procurement Directives, including the European Remedies Directive. Advertisement of any contract in the Official Journal of the European Union or Contracts Finder is at the sole discretion of the University and is undertaken on a voluntary basis with no implied obligation to comply with the procurement legislation.

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

The University of Warwick

street: Main campus, Coventry

postalCode: CV4 7AL


title: LEEDS INTEGRATED STATION MASTER PLAN - DESIGN ADVICE (Gensler)

description: Provision of design advice by Gensler Associates/International Limited to supplement the Council's Urban Design Service's work on the Leeds Integrated Station Masterplan

Leeds City Council

street: St George House, 4th Floor,, 40 Great George Street

postalCode: LS1 1UR


title: Providing 1st Internet Line Services in British Embassy, Kabul

description: The Embassy currently two lines services approximately 150 users throughout the Embassy compound. We are looking for an efficient, reliable 100 mbps service on one side of the compound, to enable us to increase our download/upload speed for all users.

Foreign & Commonwealth Office

street: British High Commission, Shantipath,

postalCode: SW1A 2AH


title: EHRC 1718-43 Seeking Asylum in Wales

description: We are looking for a suitably experienced contractor(s) to develop a range of resources to communicate the lived experience of refugees and asylum seekers in Wales. The successful contractor will have knowledge of and links to refugee and asylum seeker groups along with film making, project and event management skills. We would like to document the stories of 25-30 diverse people through short films and case studies or other creative outputs. The resources will be communicated via our social media channels and on our website. The project will culminate in a celebratory launch event. The resources will be used to promote the stories and experiences of refugees and asylum seekers living in Wales to a range of audiences.

Equality and Human Rights Commission

street: 3rd Floor Arndale House, Arndale Centre

postalCode: M4 3AQ


description: Older people — Llanishen.

title: Older People — Llanishen

description: Older people — Llanishen.

Cardiff Homecare services

street: Garth Estate

postalCode: CF15 7YF


measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

title: Footwear Repairs and Adaptations

description: The provision of bespoke orthosis, to include, footwear repairs and adaptations.

title: Provision of Bespoke Orthosis

description: The provision of bespoke orthosis, to include spinal and upper limb.

title: Provision of Bespoke Orthosis

description: The provision of bespoke orthosis, to include, KAFOs, AFOs, knee braces.

title: Provision of Bespoke Orthosis

description: The provision of bespoke orthosis, to include custom made footwear.

title: Provision of Bespoke Orthosis

description: The provision of bespoke orthosis — insoles.

title: Provision of Bespoke Orthosis

description: The Orthotic Department at Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, has a requirement for the provision of Bespoke Orthosis including custom made footwear, insoles, repairs and adaptions, spinal and upper limb, AFOs, KAFOs and knee Braces.

street: Clatterbridge Hospital

postalCode: CH63 4JY

Kenward Orthopaedic Ltd

street: Unit C Hawsworth Commercial Park

postalCode: LS13 4AT

Crispin Orthotics Ltd

street: Wellfield House

postalCode: LS27 7PA

Peacocks Medical Group

street: Benfield Business Park Benfield Road

postalCode: NE6 4NQ


title: GB-Derby: TB1510-MC12 - Rebecca House Roof Renewal

description: Renewal of tiled Roof at Rebecca House, Derby.

Derby Homes Ltd

street: 839 London Road,

postalCode: DE24 8UZ


title: Audit Services for the Office of the Data Protection Officer

description: New data protection legislation requires all public authorities to designate a Data Protection Officer (DPO) to oversee compliance and embed a 'privacy by design' culture.

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

HOME OFFICE

street: Peel Building, Marsham Street,


title: Interim Econometrician Support on Cost Assessment

description: Purpose On 13 December 2017 we published our final methodology for the 2019 price review (PR19). This set out our approach to securing cost efficiency and outlined how we will assess company costs and set efficient cost baslines for water companies at PR19. We will use comparative assessment to form a view of comparative efficiency in the sector. This includes: • econometric models for cost benchmarking - these models will cover the majority of companies' costs; and • a separate assessment of cost items that are not covered by the main econometric models, such as components of enhancement expenditure. We are looking for one econometrician to help us refine our initial set of cost assessment models in the area of residential retail services. The successful candidate may also be asked to provide econometrician support on other areas of cost assessment. Residential retail expenditure covers costs associated with providing a customer service function, meter reading activity and doubtful debt (including expenditure to manage the recovery of customer debt), which is a material component of residential retail costs. Retail expenditure may be driven by a number of factors including type and number of customers, customer bill size and deprivation levels in the area served (relevant to the assessment of bad debt). Key responsibility and outputs The key output is the development of robust models and analytical approaches to assess cost efficiency in residential retail. The successful candidate may also be asked to provide econometric support support on other areas of cost assessment. We require one econometrician experienced in cost modelling and preferably with knowledge of retail funtions in utility sectors. The successful candidate will provide econometric modelling support, data analysis, advice and assurance to assist us in the development of econometric models to assess residential retail costs. The successful candidate will be required to work closely with the cost assessment team. The candidate will need to work collaboratively in a multi-disciplinary environment, with colleagues across the cost assessment team.

WATER SERVICES REGULATION AUTHORITY

street: Centre City Tower, 7 Hill Street

postalCode: B5 4UA


title: Haddonfield Estate SE8

description: LB Southwark are seeking expressions of interest from competent contractors to design and construct 14No. new build units (including 5No. maisonettes and 2No. Wheelchair) for social rent on the Haddonfield Estate SE8 in South East London. The site is located within an urban densely populated area; and is constrained by existing roads, a Transport for London (TfL) overground tube line and in close proximity to occupied residential dwellings. The development site is subject to regulation by TfL due to being adjacent to live overground tube tracks.

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted:

London Borough of Southwark

street: Southwark Council, 160 Tooley Street

postalCode: SE1 2QH


title: Quotation for Repairs and Maintenance of Automatic Smoke Vents - AWARD

description: Quotation for Repairs and Maintenance of Automatic Smoke Vents Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking to appoint an experienced contractor to carry out annual repairs and maintenance for installed equipment to Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council's premises. The Council is seeking to appoint a single contractor for the provision of this service. The maintenance and repair service shall cover Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm (not including bank holidays). In exceptional circumstances, the contractor may be requested by the Premise manager to attend to emergency situations. Based on historical data expenditure is estimated to be in the region of £25,000 to £30,000 per annum. 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 contract period will be for 3 years, commencing 1st June 2018 to 31st May 2021 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: 26 February 2018 at 15:00hrs

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Freeth Street, Oldbury

postalCode: B69 3DE


title: Corporate Banking

description: The following is provided in good faith and is intended only as a preliminary background explanation to Translink’s requirement, it does not purport to be all inclusive. The scope of services is for the provision of corporate banking services and cash processing services which have been divided into 2 separate lots. The anticipated start date is 3.6.2019 however dates may be subject to change. Translink reserve the right to accept part of any tender from one or any number of tenderers and may change the contracting strategy at any time.

title: Cash Processing

title: P-0475 Corporate Banking Services and Cash Processing Services

Translink

street: Procurement Department

postalCode: BT2 7LX


title: GB-Leeds: VU3322 - Implementation of a Crowdfunding System

description: NOTE: This notice was updated on 13 September 2018 for the following reason: Deadline for the return of tenders has been extended to 28th September at 12 noon.(The University of Leeds seeks to purchase and implement a dedicated, state of the art crowdfunding system and platform to use within academic year 2018/19. It also seeks appropriate services required to assist the implementation and ongoing administration of the system.)

procurementMethodDetails: CompetitiveDialog:

University of Leeds

street: Purchasing Office, 1 - 3 Lifton Villas

postalCode: LS2 9JZ


title: Measured building and topographic surveys on behalf of The Bedford College Group

description: To provide electronic survey information of the current site at Church Street in in support of a part ESIF/ERDF/SEMLEP funded project in Wellingborough. The 3D REVIT compatible survey shall include plans; elevations; key sections and levels

Bedford College

street: Cauldwell Street,

postalCode: MK42 9AH


title: Maintenance and Minor Construction Works Framework Agreement

description: Perton Middle School Project

procurementMethodDetails: :RestrictedOJEU

STAFFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL

street: 1 Staffordshire Place,


title: Permanent and Contingent Recruitment

description: Highways England aims to establish a framework agreement with a comprehensive range of suppliers in order to support both permanent and contingent recruitment of specialist roles nationally across the organisation. Supplier's shall be appointed in 11 lots to support the Employer with recruitment of both permanent and contingent labour under the lot of which they are successful. The lots under this contract are: Lot 1 Administration and Customer Services Lot 2 Corporate Affairs and Marketing Lot 3 Project Management Lot 4 Engineering, Health & Safety and Quality Assurance Lot 5 Finance and Accounting Lot 6 Human Resources Lot 7 IT Lot 8 Legal Lot 9 Supply Chain and Commercial Lot 10 Property Management Lot 11 Executive Search The Supplier shall provide recruitment support across all levels of roles within the lot and provides the Employer with access to technical and specific talent pools. The Supplier is to provide the most suitable candidate for the role, taking into account experience, technical expertise and cultural behaviours and shall provide market insight where roles are difficult to fill.

Highways England

street: The Cube, 199 Wharfside Street,

postalCode: B1 1RN


title: London and Quadrant Housing Trust — Sales and Marketing Interior Designers (London) Framework 2018 – 2020

description: London and Quadrant Housing Trust and its subsidiary quadrant construction services are one of the largest providers of affordable housing in the UK, housing over 250 000 people in more than 95 000 homes, primarily across London and the South East of England. London and Quadrant Housing Trust are tendering for the provision of interior design agencies for London and quadrant’s self delivered new build projects to comply with the Public Contracts regulations 2015. The objective of this tender process is to establish a Framework Agreement with the tenderers and London and Quadrant Housing Trust. The dates and contract value are estimates and could be subject to change. This is tender is for service providers only.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

London and Quadrant Housing Trust

street: 10 Grove Crescent Road

postalCode: E15 1BJ

Busilis

street: 18 Temair house, Roan st

postalCode: SE10 9JX


title: Community Dental Services

description: The services are expected to provide patient centred clinical services in a primary care setting for patients who are unable to access and obtain routine dental care in a general dental practice setting because of some impairment, disability and/or complex medical condition. The aim of the Community Dental Services will be to improve the oral health and reduce the oral health inequalities of people in Derbyshire who have a physical, sensory, intellectual, mental, medical, psychological and/or emotional or social impairment or disability or more often a combination of these through: — Providing high quality consultant-led paediatric and special care dentistry to children and adults. This will include children with more complex dental needs, — Providing high quality dental care to people from vulnerable groups whose needs may not be accommodated in NHS general dental services. In addition the service will: — Deliver the fieldwork for Public Health England’s Dental Public Health Epidemiology Programme where commissioned for local authorities.

title: Community Dental Services

description: The services are expected to provide patient centred clinical services in a primary care setting for patients who are unable to access and obtain routine dental care in a general dental practice setting because of some impairment, disability and/or complex medical condition. The aim of the Community Dental Services will be to improve the oral health and reduce the oral health inequalities of people in Nottinghamshire (excluding Bassetlaw for all services except epidemiology) who have a physical, sensory, intellectual, mental, medical, psychological and/or emotional or social impairment or disability or more often a combination of these through: — Providing high quality consultant-led paediatric and special care dentistry to children and adults. This will include children with more complex dental needs, — Providing high quality dental care to people from vulnerable groups whose needs may not be accommodated in NHS general dental services. In addition the service will: — Deliver the fieldwork for Public Health England’s Dental Public Health Epidemiology Programme where commissioned for local authorities.

title: Community Dental Services — Lot 1 Derbyshire and Lot 2 Nottinghamshire

description: Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit on behalf of NHS England (North Midlands) is looking to tender Community Dental Services across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire (excluding Bassetlaw for all Services except epidemiology). It is anticipated that the contracts shall run from 1.4.2019 for duration of 4 years and 11 months under a PDS contract. The contracts will be offered in 2 lots each with an anticipated contract value per annum of: Lot 1: Derbyshire – 5 750 000 GBP. Lot 2: Nottinghamshire — 4 870 000 GBP. NHS England (North Midlands) is inviting suitably qualified Providers to a market engagement event taking place on 23.5.2018 at 2:00 pm in Mansfield (venue to be confirmed). A draft Service Specification has been attached as part of this PIN for potential Providers to consider and provide their comments, the deadline for comments and registering for the event is 18.5.2018.

street: 10 Nottingham Road

postalCode: DE1 3QT


title: Consultancy - Parham Road Re-development Project

description: For the provision of Consultancy Support on Parham Road Re-development Project

Canterbury City Council

street: Military Road,

postalCode: CT1 1YW


title: Agricultural Tractor - RBGKew

description: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew require an agricultural tractor for daily use at our Kew Gardens Site

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS

street: The Herbarium, Kew Green

postalCode: TW9 3AE


title: UK SBS PS18073 Executive Search, Selection and Assessment for up to five Non Executive Board Members UKGI Assets

description: ***Please note the latest date/time for submission through Emptoris is 08/05/2018 at 12:00*** UK Government Investments (UKGI) is leading an exercise to appoint up to five Non-Executive Board Members to Boards across the UKGI portfolio on behalf of the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). Recruitment advisor support is required to achieve this. UKGI, formerly known as the Shareholder Executive, is a wholly owned company of HM Treasury and is the UK Government's centre of excellence in corporate finance and corporate governance. Its role is to manage Government's shareholdings of businesses, often on behalf of Government departments and provide corporate finance expertise and advice within Government. It is expected that the successful supplier will manage the search from procuring candidates to assisting with preparation for final interviews, carrying out pre-appointment checks and appointing the successful candidates to the roles. The successful supplier is expected to have the capacity to fully manage the executive search and selection activity. Adhering to the role specifications, they will be expected to advise UKGI on candidate targeting and source candidates through market research, providing a long list and then a short list of prospective candidates as well as providing feedback to candidates. The successful supplier will also need to support the UKGI team and the candidates throughout any interviews, undertake any necessary referencing and pre-appointment checks, and ahead of UKGI making any recommendations to the relevant BEIS Minister. There will be no requirement for any psychometric testing of candidates. The successful supplier will be responsible for the full range of executive search and selection activity from advising on active candidate targeting, advert design and placement and thoroughly researching the market place, longlisting and shortlisting, interviews, any necessary pre-appointment scrutiny or referencing, and ultimately providing feedback to candidates. UKGI require a supplier with capacity and expertise in actively searching for candidates, over and above any core ability to manage responses to an advert (which is required by Cabinet Office public appointments guidance). Further information is listed within the attached ITQ Documents. Note : Please disregard any content in this notice that requests your organisation "to apply directly to the buyer" as this unfortunately a system generated error, that is outside of the Contracting Authorities control

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: North Star House,


title: KMCPRP-109 Dynamic Purchasing System for the Provision of Passenger Transport Services

description: The contracting authority intends to establish a dynamic purchasing system (‘DPS’) for the provision of passenger transport services (‘the Service’ or ‘Services’) under which interested economic operators can become eligible to bid to provide specific service contracts or ‘Routes’.


title: (NU/1394) Refurbishment of Cryogenic Facility in the Northern Institute for Cancer Research

description: The scope of this contract is for the replacement, upgrade and expansion the current cryogenic storage capacity and the associated infrastructure that supports the storage vessels within the Northern Institute for Cancer Research (NICR).

procurementMethodDetails: NotApplicable:

Newcastle University

street: Newcastle University, Procurement Services, Kingsgate

postalCode: NE1 7RU


title: Phase 2

description: Scope of Works for Phase 2 (Lot Number 1)- will include the replacement of all life expired check-in related baggage handling system (BHS) mechanical electrical, and control equipment, and associated software platform(s). A RIBA stage 3 BHS Phase 2 check-in study will conclude the precise equipment configuration of conventional, bag drop, and self service units that are to be deployed. At this time it is envisaged that no less than 31 check-in desks will be affected, but that this quantity may increase or decrease following completion of the RIBA stage 3 scheme design.

title: Phase 3

description: Scope of Works for Phase 3 (Lot Number 2) Early/Compressed Build Baggage store in the North terminal (BHS Phase 3). The BHS Phase 3 works will include the installation new baggage handling system (BHS) mechanical, electrical, and control equipment, and associated software platforms necessary to permit the new additional sortation capacity to operate effectively. The scope shall also include the replacement of the existing life expired flight build racetracks installed in the existing North Terminal baggage hall. A RIBA stage 3 BHS Phase 3 sortation study will conclude the precise equipment configuration to be deployed. At this time it is envisaged that the Phase 3 scope will include: 2 flat sorters, an early/compressed build bag store with the capability to store 300 bags, and 10 flight laterals, plus at least one batch build cell, following completion of the RIBA stage 3 scheme design. Either delivered in a single or multiple phases

title: Check-In Upgrade (BHS Phase 2)

description: The Airport is currently installing ‘Phase 1’ of works associated with the upgrade of Hold Baggage Screening System. Two further phases of Works are to be undertaken that will support ‘Phase 1’ in ensuring that the Airport’s baggage handling system (BHS) is commensurate with the significant increase in passenger growth. ‘Phase 2’ of the Works will include the replacement of all life expired check-in related baggage handling system (BHS) mechanical electrical, and control equipment, and associated software platform(s). ‘Phase 3’ will be the replacement of the sortation and capacity increase project.

Birmingham Airport Limited

street: Diamond House, Procurement

postalCode: B26 3QJ


name: Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust – Midlands Metropolitan Hospital

description: The (FINCH) Faecal incontinence and constipation health care at Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust is an award winning service both locally and nationally. It comprises of 2 colorectal consultants, 3 Clinical nurse specialists, 2 surgical care practitioners and a team secretary. Established in 2009 for patients suffering with bowel dysfunction. The FINCH service offers assessment, investigations and treatments. A patient’s centred service has always been the primary focus when establishing a gold standard nurse led service. FINCH has 2 highly experience colorectal consultant sponsors; both specialising in pelvic floor disorders a 3rd Consultant has been appointed commencing in 2018. FINCH is the sole service for the Sandwell and West Birmingham population of 500 000. September 2017 sees additional satellite clinics in the Dudley area as part of the Black Country Alliance reaching out to over 1 100 000 population. Research and audit function of the service has become more developed over the last years. We believe it is imperative to not only market our service but also to identify how our services are cost effective and efficient at meeting the needs of our local population; and support the Trust in achieving waiting time standards. We are currently seeking sponsorship due to service expansion and demand. We are seeking annual funds in the region of 100 000 GBP per annum (and above) with additional added value fund for a contract period of 4 years. SWBH is using the Bravo solutions e-Tendering portal to conduct the procurement process ("the e-Tendering Portal"). The e-Tendering Portal can be accessed at www.nhssourcing.co.uk Please register and access all documents and communications (including submission of ITT responses) via this portal. All tender submissions are to be submitted as instructed in the ITT document contained in the e- tendering portal. Please contact the Bravo Solutions helpdesk on 0800 069 8630 if you have any technical issues with accessing the e-tendering portal or tender documents. It should be noted that clarification questions will not be answered in person, via telephone, email, in person or by any other means that the e-Tendering portal.

title: FINCH Service Sponsorship

description: The (FINCH) Faecal incontinence and constipation health care at Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust is an award winning service both locally and nationally. It comprises of 2 colorectal consultants, 3 Clinical nurse specialists, 2 surgical care practitioners and a team secretary. Research and audit function of the service has become more developed over the last years. We believe it is imperative to not only market our service but also to identify how our services are cost effective and efficient at meeting the needs of our local population; and support the Trust in achieving waiting time standards. We are currently seeking sponsorship due to service expansion and demand. We are seeking annual funds in the region of 100 000 GBP per annum (and above) with additional added value fund for a contract period of 4 years.

street: Old Management Block, City Hospital, Dudley Road

postalCode: B18 7QH


title: TD1348 - Needle Exchange Supply of Goods

description: Derby City Council is seeking to secure the provision of a Needle Exchange for use in community pharmacies that are contracted to deliver the Needle Exchange Service in Derby City. The goods to be supplied are pre prepared single use, sterile packs for use by both drug and steroid users. The supplier will hold a recognised quality standard. 27 pharmacies are currently commissioned in the city to deliver the Needle Exchange Service although this is subject to change during the course of the contract. The initial contract period is 3 years; estimated to commence 1st April 2019 and expire 31st March 2022. There will be an option to extend the contract for 2 years in annual increments, subject to satisfactory performance and business needs. Maximum contract period is 5 years. Total contract value over 5 years is 550000GBP For the supply of pre-packaged needle exchange goods to the community pharmacies delivering the Needle Exchange Service on behalf of Derby City Council. The successful Supplier will be responsible for providing the supply of Needle Exchange Goods, liaising closely with the Contract Manager from Public Health. Please note, suppliers wishing to express interest and obtain the documentation, must do so by 14:00 on 10 July 2018. It is recommended that you express interest and obtain the documentation well before this time to allow sufficient time to prepare and submit a comprehensive response. The deadline for returns is 14:00 on 13 July 2018. Select the 'apply online' link in the bottom right hand corner of this notice, this will transfer you to the Councils e-tendering system https://www.eastmidstenders.org where you can express interest and obtain the documents.

Derby City Council

street: Corporation Street,


description: This lot of the Framework Agreement is for the provision of a range of project management, monitoring surveyor, employers agent and quantity surveying services in connection with new build and refurbishment projects. Under this lot of the Framework Agreement the following entities will have the option to call-off contracts with individual framework consultants as and when services are required: (i) ForViva and any entity within the ForViva group from time to time, which currently includes CWHT, VHA and ForWorks, (ii) other Social Housing Providers in the UK (both those that are in existence now and those that may be in existence in the future). “Social Housing Provider” for this purpose means any provider of social housing and includes, without limitation, registered housing providers, local authorities and ALMOs. A list of the current Social Housing Providers can be found by visiting https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/current-registered-providers-of-social-housing Such Social Housing Providers will only be entitled to call-off under the Framework Agreement if ForViva consents. The proposed Framework Agreement will be in place for a maximum period of 4 years, however individual contracts called-off under the Framework Agreement may be for a period of greater than 4 years so may continue beyond the 4 year term of the Framework Agreement. Bidders should note that, under the Framework Agreement, no entity will be under any obligation to call-off contracts with framework consultants. The current estimated value of the development works that consultant services will be called-off for under this lot of the Framework Agreement is approximately 80 000 000 GBP, therefore the actual spend with the consultants will be a % of this. Bidders should note that the estimated value of the Framework Agreement is based on ForViva’s current anticipated requirements. This value may increase if other Social Housing Providers decide to join and call-off under the Framework Agreement.

title: Architects for New Build and Refurbishment Work

description: This lot of the Framework Agreement is for the provision of a range of project management, monitoring surveyor, employers agent and quantity surveying services in connection with new build and refurbishment projects. Under this lot of the Framework Agreement the following entities will have the option to call-off contracts with individual framework consultants as and when services are required: (i) ForViva and any entity within the ForViva group from time to time, which currently includes CWHT, VHA and ForWorks; (ii) other Social Housing Providers in the UK (both those that are in existence now and those that may be in existence in the future). “Social Housing Provider” for this purpose means any provider of social housing and includes, without limitation, registered housing providers, local authorities and ALMOs. A list of the current Social Housing Providers can be found by visiting https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/current-registered-providers-of-social-housing Such Social Housing Providers will only be entitled to call-off under the Framework Agreement if ForViva consents. The proposed Framework Agreement will be in place for a maximum period of 4 years, however individual contracts called-off under the Framework Agreement may be for a period of greater than 4 years so may continue beyond the 4 year term of the Framework Agreement. Bidders should note that, under the Framework Agreement, no entity will be under any obligation to call-off contracts with framework consultants. The current estimated value of the development works that consultant services will be called-off for under this Lot of the Framework Agreement is approximately 80 000 000 GBP, therefore the actual spend with the consultants will be a % of this. Bidders should note that the estimated value of the Framework Agreement is based on ForViva’s current anticipated requirements. This value may increase if other Social Housing Providers decide to join and call-off under the Framework Agreement

title: Structural Engineers Services

description: This lot of the Framework Agreement is for the provision of a range of project management, monitoring surveyor, employers agent and quantity surveying services in connection with new build and refurbishment projects. Under this lot of the Framework Agreement the following entities will have the option to call-off contracts with individual framework consultants as and when services are required: (i) ForViva and any entity within the ForViva group from time to time, which currently includes CWHT, VHA and ForWorks; (ii) other Social Housing Providers in the UK (both those that are in existence now and those that may be in existence in the future). “Social Housing Provider” for this purpose means any provider of social housing and includes, without limitation, registered housing providers, local authorities and ALMOs. A list of the current Social Housing Providers can be found by visiting https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/current-registered-providers-of-social-housing Such Social Housing Providers will only be entitled to call off under the Framework Agreement if ForViva consents. The proposed Framework Agreement will be in place for a maximum period of 4 years, however individual contracts called-off under the Framework Agreement may be for a period of greater than 4 years so may continue beyond the 4 year term of the Framework Agreement. Bidders should note that, under the Framework Agreement, no entity will be under any obligation to call-off contracts with framework consultants. The current estimated value of the development works that consultant services will be called off for under this lot of the Framework Agreement is approximately 70 000 000 GBP, therefore the actual spend with the consultants will be a % of this. Bidders should note that the estimated value of the Framework Agreement is based on ForViva’s current anticipated requirements. This value may increase if other Social Housing Providers decide to join and call-off under the Framework Agreement.

title: Ground Investigation Services

description: This lot of the Framework Agreement is for the provision of a range of project management, monitoring surveyor, employers agent and quantity surveying services in connection with new build and refurbishment projects. Under this lot of the Framework Agreement the following entities will have the option to call-off contracts with individual framework consultants as and when services are required: (i) ForViva and any entity within the ForViva group from time to time, which currently includes CWHT, VHA and ForWorks; (ii) other Social Housing Providers in the UK (both those that are in existence now and those that may be in existence in the future). “Social Housing Provider” for this purpose means any provider of social housing and includes, without limitation, registered housing providers, local authorities and ALMOs. A list of the current Social Housing Providers can be found by visiting https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/current-registered-providers-of-social-housing Such Social Housing Providers will only be entitled to call-off under the Framework Agreement if ForViva consents. The proposed Framework Agreement will be in place for a maximum period of 4 years, however individual contracts called-off under the Framework Agreement may be for a period of greater than 4 years so may continue beyond the 4 year term of the Framework Agreement. Bidders should note that, under the Framework Agreement, no entity will be under any obligation to call-off contracts with framework consultants. The current estimated value of the development works that consultant services will be called-off for under this lot of the Framework Agreement is approximately 60 000 000 GBP, therefore the actual spend with the consultants will be a % of this. Bidders should note that the estimated value of the Framework Agreement is based on ForViva’s current anticipated requirements. This value may increase if other Social Housing Providers decide to join and call-off under the Framework Agreement.

title: Consultants Services Framework Agreement

description: ForViva Group Ltd (the “Authority”) wish to procure a Framework Agreement pursuant to which it is envisaged that contracts will be let to consultants within the framework for the provision of a range of new build consultancy services, divided into 4 lots: Lot 1: Project Management, Monitoring Surveyor, Employers Agent and Quantity Surveying; Lot 2: Architects for new build and refurbishment work; Lot 3: Structural Engineers Services; Lot 4: Ground Investigation Services.

ForViva Group Ltd

street: 52 Regent Street

postalCode: M30 0BP

Savills (UK) Ltd

street: 33 Margaret Street

postalCode: W1G 0JD

Bernard Taylor Partnership Ltd

street: 486 Didsbury Road

ARP Geotechnical Ltd

street: 5/6 Northwest Business Park

postalCode: LS6 2QH


title: Resurfacing works at Gallowfields Depot, Richmond

Richmondshire District Council

street: Mercury House, Station Road

postalCode: DL10 4JX


title: Exhibition stand Maintenance, storage and Exhibition Build

description: CQC exhibits at up to 20 large health and adult social care exhibitions each year. CQC's presence at these exhibitions supports the organisation in fulfilling its strategic objectives. A copy of Shaping the Future: CQC's Strategy for 2016 - 2021 can be found at http://www.cqc.org.uk/content/our-strategy-2016-2021 Exhibitions are integral in helping the organisation to engage with stakeholders, providers of regulated health and social care services and the public on our latest reports, registration issues, our new strategy, inspection queries and so on. It is also a source of intelligence to gather insight from our audiences. This contract is for the build-up, breakdown, storage and maintenance of the existing CQC exhibition stand throughout the time of the contract.

procurementMethodDetails: :OpenNonOJEU

Care Quality Commission

street: 151 Buckingham Palace Road,

postalCode: SW1W 9SZ


title: London Borough of Sutton Smart Place Independent Living Challenge

description: The London Borough of Sutton (Sutton Council) is seeking quotations from suitably qualified providers for the provision of 'supporting older people to live independently through the use of technology.' The contract will be for a period of 6 months. The Council is tendering this opportunity through the London Tenders e-tendering portal. Prospective bidders are advised to register their interest by going to https://www.londontenders.org Sutton Council currently contracts with a diverse group of voluntary, statutory, partnership, social enterprise, consortium, mutuals and private sector providers. This list is not exhaustive and encourages a range of organisations, regardless of size, to apply for this provision. The Council shall not be bound to accept the lowest cost nor any quotation, and reserves the right to accept all or part of your bid. The award of contract shall be based on the most economically advantageous quotation submitted. Deadline for submission of a completed Quotation Questionnaire is Monday 9th April at 12 noon.

London Borough of Sutton

street: Civic Offices, St Nicholas Way

postalCode: SM1 1EA


description: ITT for the Replacement of Fire Doors at Gore Grange, New Milton Tender Deadline : 1200 Noon Friday 09 February 2019 The Tender requirements are for the replacement of the existing fire doors, frames and associated ironmongery to all 38 individual flats, Wardens Office, staff room, laundry, hairdressing salon, lift machine room and six store rooms with one hour fire resistant doors and frames. To include all associated works required.

New Forest District Council

street: New Forest District Council, Marsh Lane

postalCode: SO41 9BX


description: Adults' Personal Home Support 65+

title: Adults' Personal Home Support 65+

description: Adults' Personal Home Support 65+

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: Lenovo/IBM Hardware/Software Renewal

description: 12 Months IBM Hardware and Software Maintenance - 24x7 Same Business Day Support and 12 Months Lenovo Maintenance - 24x7 Same Business Day Support.

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

Serious Fraud Office

street: 2-4 Cockspur Street,

postalCode: SW1Y 5BS


description: Bristol City Council need to put in place a maintenance contract for our 530 sites that have communal door entry systems fitted and a further 55 former sheltered scheme blocks that had out dated combined door entry and warden call systems. These properties are now pensioner preferred schemes. These properties will now be having new door entry only systems installed and they will be gradually added to the maintenance contract as they are installed, the total number of door entry systems included in this contract will be 585

title: Maintenance, Repair, Breakdown Attendance and Replacement of Bristol City Councils Communal Door Entry Systems

description: This contract is for us to continue providing repairs and maintenance of our Door Entry security systems in HRA properties which include high rise and low rise buildings. Bristol City Council put in place a maintenance contract for our 530 sites that have communal door entry systems fitted and a further 55 former sheltered scheme blocks that had out dated combined door entry and warden call systems.

Bristol City Council

street: The City Hall, College Green

postalCode: BS1 5TR

Open View

street: Openview House, Chesham Close, Romford, Essex,

postalCode: RM7 7PJ


title: Electric Water Cart

description: Electric Water Cart required for watering plants in town centre, per documentation, must be mechanical drive not belt

procurementMethodDetails: CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU:

Shrewsbury Town Council

street: Riggs Hall, The Library, Castle Gates

postalCode: SY1 2AS


title: Multi Discipline Design Team for the Expansion of Corringham School

description: The Council's requirement under this Contract is for the provision of a multi-discipline design team for a school expansion construction project. The design consultancy will be required to provide a professional multi-discipline team for the employer, and act as employers' agent. The estimated total period for the contract is 24 months (the final 12 months being to close out any defects during the period included within the primary building contract).

Thurrock Council

street: New Road, Grays

postalCode: RM17 6SL


title: PP18151WH - Wolverhampton Homes Asbestos Removal

description: Wolverhampton Homes (The Employer), an Arm's Length Management Organisation (ALMO), requires an established and competent Contractor (The Contractor) to provide Asbestos Removal services in both void and occupied properties throughout the City of Wolverhampton. The Contractor is required to provide and be responsible for the provision of all services and meeting response and rectification times stated within the contract documents, including any work provided by sub-contractors

Wolverhampton City Council

street: Civic Centre, St Peters Square

postalCode: WV1 1RL


title: DFG - 9 Brough Avenue

description: DFG - 9 Brough Avenue


title: Veeam Cloud Services Provider Programme (SPLA)

description: Call off from FCO Services Contract - Ref XLY832/016/17

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveDialogueOJEU

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH


description: In Wirral, the Supported Housing Service funds, monitors, reviews and commissions housing-related support services which are high quality, strategically relevant, cost effective and reliable. The aim of housing-related support services is to: — Enable vulnerable people to increase or maintain their independence, — Prevent people from becoming homeless, — Meet the needs of people who have experienced homelessness, — Meet the needs of people who may be threatened with homelessness, in the absence of housing-related support, — Assist individuals to maintain their tenancy and accommodation.

title: Hostel with Support Service For Single Homeless People

description: 26 units of accommodation — Based Housing related support (to be provided at a single site in a Hostel setting) for homeless men and women aged 18-24.

Wirral Borough Council

street: Marriss House, 3rd Floor South Wing Hamilton Street

postalCode: CH41 5AL

Forum Housing Association

street: 18 Hamilton Street

postalCode: CH41 6Ax


description: This is only a guide and may be subject to change, which will be addressed in the procurement documents published: Toothbrush Injection mould tool to be able to produce a minimum 1 000 000 toothbrushes per year on a standard 32hr week. Tool specification. Fully hardened tool H13. Separate insert for Toothbrush Head H13. Central ejection. Air Ejection. Locking location cone. Minimum Mould height 255mm. Excellent Water cooling required. 1/4” BSP water fittings required o tool Cycle time to be below 40secs. Hasco Hot runner tip. Recycling PP logo. Moulding to fit into the Bristling/Tufting/Trimming and Packing. Component and tool drawing to be supplied. Tooling must be ready with samples products available for trails for 15.9.2108 on Tufting, trimming and packing machine. Tooling signed off and delivered into HMP Ranby before 15.12.2018. Bristling / Tufting machine must comply with EU Safety Regulations and CE markings. Toothbrush tufting machine Minimum Requirement. — 1000 tufts per minute, — stack hopper for the brush handles (manual loading), — triple fibrebox (manual loading), — ready for one toothbrush model. Safety switches on guards (incl safety PLC) for CE-safety compliancy. Trimming and finishing machine for toothbrushes. — includes 2 flat trimming units (place for up to 4), — includes 2 end-rounding u nits (place for up to 6). Exhaust unit for (trimmed-off fibre and end-rounding dust). Central trim length adjustment. Preparation for hotfoil press. Hotstamping press including 1 hotstamping die. Code marke((for shift code marking). 2 additional end-rounding units Brush cleaning unit (to remove dust from the end-rounded product). Safety switches on guards (incl safety PLC) for CE-safety compliancy. Ready for one toothbrush model. Packing individual Toothbrushes. — all tooling for one polybag sealing/ blister pack type included, — output approx 20 blister packages/minute. Vacuum pump if required for less compressed air consumption. Chilling unit if required for cooling water. Temperature regulator unit if required. Noise level to be below 60 dB(A). Testing and Inspection Equipment. Provide Testing and inspection equipment for relevant Toothbrush Standards. Delivery, Installation, Commissioning, Training and Servicing. Delivery/ Installation. 1) Installation and training cost to be included within the overall quote. 2) The supplier must ensure that access into the prison, workshop and the area where the equipment is to be sited is suitable to receive the machines prior to any order being placed. 3) All delivery arrangements, including dates, must be agreed with the Industrial Manager or representative priory to delivery. 4) Handling and positioning of Machine within the workshop (including any plant hire) should be carried out by the supplier. 5) All site work must conform to current Building Regulations and Health and Safety legislation. 6) Delivery of Injection Mould Tooling Tufting, Assembly and associated equipment will be required at: HMP Ranby Straight Mile Retford, Nottinghamshire, DN22 8EU. 7) Delivery of Units is required before 15.12.2018. Maintenance. 1) Provide details of servicing requirements and costs. 2) Provide details of any Service/ Maintenance contracts available and costs. 3) Confirm that spare parts will be available for a minimum of 5 years 4) Provide at least two copies of instruction/ service manuals in English. Staff training. 1) On site training will be required for up to four staff. 2) Provide details of any additional industrial training that may be suitable for Prisoners. Health and Safety. 1) The machine must comply with all BS EN regulations and have CE markings. 2) All other Health & Safety regulation must be agreed with the Industrial manager or Site Health and safety representative.

title: Supply, Installation, Repair, Maintenance and Servicing of Tooling, Tufting, Finishing and Packing Machinery for Manufacturing Toothbrushes

description: The Ministry of Justice (Public Sector Prison Industries) have a requirement for the supply, installation, repair, maintenance and servicing of a tooling, tufting, finishing and packing machine for manufacturing toothbrushes at HM Prison Garth.

Ministry of Justice

street: 5 Wellington Place

postalCode: LS1 4AP


title: Containerised Capstone C30 Avtur unit for BAS

description: This is an award notice. British Antarctic Survey had a requirement for the supply of an Avtur fuelled Capstone C30 Micro-Jet Turbine in a containerised package suitable for operation in the Antarctic conditions expected at Halley Station.

procurementMethodDetails: :SingleTenderActionNonOJEU

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: Polaris House,,


title: Provision of Childcare for 2, 3 and 4 year olds in Nottinghamshire County Council Maintained Properties

description: Nottinghamshire County Council (the Council) has a duty to ensure that there is sufficient high quality childcare provision within the County to enable parents to access work and training and prepare children for school. The Council also distributes funding for childcare for eligible two, three and four year old children. As part of these duties the Council utilises purpose built childcare accommodation within or attached to its properties or schools throughout the county. Providers from the private, voluntary and independent sector (PVI), Academy Schools and childminders are invited to submit tenders to establish childcare provision within purpose built Council owned and maintained properties, to enable the Council to fulfil its' statutory duties to provide funded childcare and early education for 2, 3 and 4 year olds. The sites are: • Retford Central Children's Centre • Bassetlaw Rural Children's Centre (Misterton) • Bridge Children's Centre, Newark • Sherwood West Children's Centre, Rainworth • Oaktree Children's Centre, Mansfield • Holgate Early Years, Hucknall Open Days have been arranged NEXT WEEK as detailed below: Holgate Early Years Monday 18th June 2018 10am to 2pm Oaktree CC Tuesday 19th June 2018 9.30am to 1.30pm Bassetlaw (Misterton) CC Friday 22nd June 2018 10am to 2pm Open Days for the remaining sites are currently being arranged. Individual contact details for arranging site visits are included in the lot information or contact Early Childhood Service tel: 0115 977 2510 email: earlychildhoodservices@nottscc.gov.uk

Nottinghamshire County Council

street: County Hall, West Bridgford

postalCode: NG2 7QP


title: The Provision Of A Contractor Framework For Home Adaptations On Behalf Of The Hertfordshire Home Improvement Agency

description: Hertfordshire County Council (the 'Council') is currently out to procurement for the provision of delivery of home improvement services for people in Hertfordshire who experience difficulties at home, due to disabilities or long-term conditions, and so require an adaptation to their property.

Supply Hertfordshire

street: Pegs Lane, Hertford

postalCode: SG13 8EQ


description: First Choice Homes Oldham are inviting tenders for the provision of a Managed Stores Solution for a supplier to operate and provide a stores function at First Choice Homes Oldham premises, Primrose Place.

title: First Choice Homes Oldham Managed Stores Solution

First Choice Homes Oldham

street: First Place, 22 Union St

postalCode: OL1 1BE


title: 5G Signage IOT Demo

description: R&D IOT Signage demo for 5G Tourism

Bristol City Council

street: Bristol City Council, P O Box 3176

postalCode: BS3 9FS


title: Engagement

description: To provide targeted engagement activities that result in the enrolment of eligible participants (young people aged between 15-29 who are not in employment, education and training and who reside in the West Midlands) onto the Impact Project. In particular the Impact Partners are seeking Service Providers who can provide targeted engagement activities that focus on engaging eligible participants who are within hard to reach groups which would otherwise be unlikely to engage with the Impact Project. These groups may include particular communities of interest (such as BME communities), migrant groups, long-term unemployed, economically inactive, lone parents, teenage parents and looked after children, those who have disabilities or health problems which affect their employment. This service lot is divided into 5 geographic sub-categories: (a) Black Country wide (all areas); (b) Dudley; (c) Sandwell; (d) Walsall; (e) Wolverhampton.

title: Specialist Support to Address Non-Work Barriers

description: The impact partners seek service providers to provide specialist support to Impact Participants on a one-to-one or small group basis to reflect the needs of the impact participants and the barriers they need to overcome to move forward towards employment. Below is a non-exhaustive list: — mental health/Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), — drug and alcohol support, — debt support and personal budgeting, — homelessness support, — counselling, — maximising income/better off calculations, — specialist mentoring, — dialectical behaviour therapy and story line work, — specialist health services e.g. self-harm, alternative therapies i.e. Reiki, meditation, mindfulness. This list is purely indicative of the type of specialist support that may be provided. Service provision must be bespoke and tailored to the specific needs of impact participants. This lot is split into 5 geographic sub-categories: (a) Black Country wide (all areas); (b) Dudley; (c) Sandwell; (d) Walsall; (e) Wolverhampton.

title: Skills for Life and Life Skills

description: Skills for life and life skills e.g. skills for life: — basic skills — literacy and numeracy, diagnostic assessment, — assessment for dyslexia, — ICT skills, — pre-entry support for ESOL, — ESOL, — preparation for life and work, — pre-entry level support for employment/training for young people that are looked after children/those leaving care and those departing from a youth institution or prison. Life skills: — improving low self-esteem/building confidence, — self-motivation, — interpersonal and communication, — public speaking, — assertiveness, — negotiating, — decision making, — problem solving, — work ready routines, — time management, — budgeting/financial awareness, — opening bank account, — independent travel/using public transport, — healthy lifestyles, — substance use awareness e.g. smoking, drinking and illegal/legal highs. The above lists are purely indicative. This Service Lot is split into 5 sub-categories: (a) Black Country wide (all areas); (b) Dudley; (c) Sandwell; (d) Walsall; (e) Wolverhampton.

title: Employability and Work Skills

description: Provide activities and programmes which will give impact participants employability and work skills. Activities and programmes should be structured but also allow flexibility for the differing needs of the impact participants. Employability skills: may include programmes and activities relating to: — CVs, — application form filling techniques, — job search, job matching, — interview techniques, — mock interviews including with real employers. Work skills: may include programmes and activities relating to: — team working, — problem solving, — timekeeping, — workplace reality, — appearance, — presentation, — communication. The above lists are purely indicative of the type of employability and work skills that may be provided under this Service Lot. Service provision must be bespoke and tailored to the needs of impact participants. This service lot has been divided into 5 geographic subcategories: (a) Black Country wide (all areas); (b) Dudley; (c) Sandwell; (d) Walsall; (e) Wolverhampton.

title: Employer and Sector Specific Training

description: Employer and sector specific training to Impact Participants or groups of Impact Participants. This service lot has been divided into the following sub-categories: (a) science and mathematics; (b) languages, literature and culture; (c) arts, media and publishing; (d) business, admin and law; (e) health, public services and care; (f) social science; (g) leisure, travel and tourism; (h) information and communication technology; (i) engineering manufacturing technologies; (j) retail and commercial enterprises; (k) construction, planning and the built environment; (l) agriculture, horticulture and animal care; (m) other employer and sector specific training. The above list is purely indicative of the types of employer and sector specific training that may be provided under this service lot. Service provision must be bespoke and tailored to the needs of the impact participants. This service lot has been divided into 5 geographic sub-categories: (f) Black Country wide (all areas); (g) Dudley; (h) Sandwell; (i) Walsall; (j) Wolverhampton.

title: Alternative Placements and Work Tasters

description: Specialist alternative placements and work tasters for impact participants with intensive needs. Activities may include, for example, supported internships for people with learning disabilities and/or difficulties, boot camps, team building exercises and life skills. This is a purely indicative list. Service provision must be bespoke to the impact participants and tailored to meet the specific needs of impact participants. Placements and work tasters will need to be suitable for the needs of the impact participant(s) in question, to support the overarching action plan for the impact participant(s) and be flexible in terms of attendance for achievement of outcome aims. Providers will have a developed package of delivery focused on supporting the impact participant(s) and it is expected that Service Providers will put forward their own creative and innovative proposals for activities which fit the Impact Participant's needs. This Service Lot has been divided into 5 geographic sub-categories: (k) Black Country wide (all areas); (l) Dudley; (m) Sandwell; (n) Walsall; (o) Wolverhampton.

title: Employer Engagement

description: Service providers will be given details of impact participants in need of work experience, work tasters or employment opportunities and details of their relevant needs (identified in their intervention plan). Service providers will then identify employers or community organisations which are willing and able to provide the appropriate work experience placements, tasters and employment opportunities which will aim to achieve employment for the impact participant and/or provide some underpinning knowledge of the sector for them to feel comfortable to apply for roles or an apprenticeship, depending upon the impact participant's aspirations. Where the impact participant accepts the work experience placement, taster or employment opportunity, the service provider will support the Impact Participant at the beginning of the placement and throughout that placement ensuring any challenges for the impact participant and the employer are addressed. This service lot has been divided into 5 geographic sub-categories: (p) Black Country wide (all areas); (q) Dudley; (r) Sandwell; (s) Walsall; (t) Wolverhampton.

title: Transition and Employment, Education and Training Barriers

description: For many impact participants there will be external barriers which affect their ability to undertake training and education and enter employment. Barriers may relate to e.g. transport, childcare, other care responsibilities and/or obtaining uniforms/protective clothing. Service providers will provide services and/or supplies which address these barriers (also known as out of pocket expenses). This service lot is split into the following sub-categories: (a) travel assistance for impact participants (for example bus or rail passes and/or transport services); (b) childcare; (c) other activities or supplies being out of pocket expenses for impact participants (for example, uniforms, protective clothing and essential equipment for courses or training). The above list is purely indicative. Provision must be bespoke and tailored to the impact participants. Whilst we have referred to “Service Provider” as a generic term, in some instances this service lot may be used to purchase supplies.

title: DUD — Black Country Impact Project Dynamic Purchasing System (The Impact Project DPS)

description: The Impact Project DPS is being set up by Dudley MBC, on behalf of other Authorities Sandwell MBC, Walsall MBC, The City of Wolverhampton Council & Wolverhampton Voluntary Sector Council (“the Impact Partners”).The Impact Project DPS will help the Impact Partners deliver a European Social Fund and Youth Employment Initiative funded project (“the Impact Project”) to address high levels of youth unemployment in the Black Country through sustainable integration into the labour market of young people, in particular those aged 15-29 years not in employment, education or training (NEET), including young people at risk of social exclusion and from marginalised communities. Service users are described as “Impact Participants”. Economic operators will be able to apply to join the Impact Project DPS in respect of 9 service lots covering services including engagement, skills, training, work placements, end to end provision (see below). Some supplies may be purchased via service Lot 8.

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Sandwell Council House, Freeth Street, Oldbury, West Midlands

postalCode: B69 9EX

Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Place Directorate, Harbour Buildings, Waterfront West

postalCode: DY5 1LN

The City of Wolverhampton Council

street: City of Wolverhampton Council, Civic Centre, St Peter's Square, Wolverhampton, West Midlands

postalCode: WV1 1SH

Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Walsall Council, The Civic Centre, Darwall Street, Walsall, West Midlands

postalCode: WS1 1TP

Wolverhampton Voluntary Sector Council

street: 16 Temple Street, Wolverhampton, West Midlands

postalCode: WV2 4AN


title: LPS CAS - VRS Drainage - RFQ 15203948

description: New Vehicle Restraint System and surface water drainage channel for the Penwortham Bypass.

Lancashire County Council

street: Lancashire Procurement Service, CCP Floor 2, County hall

postalCode: PR1 8XJ


title: Consultancy and Technical / Specialist Services

description: Hyde are creating a framework for the provision of Consultancy and Technical Services. Technical Services Consultants successfully appointed to Hyde's framework will be required to provide servicing inspection audits and quality control and compliance services, across all of the Hyde geographical areas of operation. The following lot categories/specialisms shall be within the scope of the requirement: — Domestic, communal and commercial gas, — Domestic, communal and commercial oil, — Electric heating, — Solid fuel, — Renewables, — Water hygiene, — Domestic, communal and commercial electrical. Fire risk assessments.

Hyde Housing Association

street: 30 Park Street

postalCode: SE1 9EQ

Gas Contract Services Ltd

street: Suite 2, Taunton House, Waterside Court, Neptune Way

postalCode: ME2 4NZ


description: The requirement. Our duty is to ensure that universal and targeted early childhood services are made available for young children and their families, particularly for disadvantaged families, in order to improve outcomes and reduce inequalities in child development and school readiness. We are seeking to commission two organisations with relevant skills and knowledge that are able to demonstrate their experience to make a contribution to this core purpose by: — improving outcomes for children and families by offering high quality care and education services for children under 5 years in accordance with the council’s early years admissions and charging policies; — ensuring local families have access to affordable, high quality provision and support, whatever the family circumstances; — managing the children’s centre building including hosting Bright Start Islington integrated services; — being an active partner in Bright Start Islington, contributing expertise and working collaboratively to ensure local families can access the full range of services organised through Bright Start Islington. The providers must ensure that the service is provided in a non-discriminatory, non-patronising and professional manner by staff who are experienced, appropriately qualified and courteous. At all times, staff will need to demonstrate respect for the dignity and value of children and their parents/carers and sensitivity to their individual situation and experiences.

title: Lot 1: Hornsey Road Children’s Centre (8 Tiltman Pl, Hornsey Rd, London N7 7EN).

description: The requirement Our duty is to ensure that universal and targeted early childhood services are made available for young children and their families, particularly for disadvantaged families, in order to improve outcomes and reduce inequalities in child development and school readiness. We are seeking to commission two organisations with relevant skills and knowledge that are able to demonstrate their experience to make a contribution to this core purpose by: — improving outcomes for children and families by offering high quality care and education services for children under 5 years in accordance with the council’s early years admissions and charging policies; — ensuring local families have access to affordable, high quality provision and support, whatever the family circumstances; — managing the children’s centre building including hosting Bright Start Islington integrated services; — being an active partner in Bright Start Islington, contributing expertise and working collaboratively to ensure local families can access the full range of services organised through Bright Start Islington. The providers must ensure that the service is provided in a non-discriminatory, non-patronising and professional manner by staff who are experienced, appropriately qualified and courteous. At all times, staff will need to demonstrate respect for the dignity and value of children and their parents/carers and sensitivity to their individual situation and experiences.

title: 1718-0254 Early Education and Childcare Provision in Children’s Centres

description: Islington Council invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified organisations with relevant experience to deliver and manage early education and childcare provision in children’s centre buildings in the following locations: Lot 1: Hornsey Road Children’s Centre (8 Tiltman Pl, Hornsey Rd, London N7 7EN) Lot 2: Paradise Park Children’s Centre (164 MacKenzie Rd, London N7 8SE) The successful providers will have to demonstrate a strong track record and extensive experience of providingearly education and childcare. They will need to demonstrate how they have improved outcomes for all children,including children with special educational needs and disabilities. In addition, the successful providers will manage the children’s centre building and be an active partner in the network of early childhood services organised through Bright Start Islington.

Islington

street: 7 Newington Barrow Way

postalCode: N7 7EP

Islington Play Association

street: 164 Mackenzie Road

postalCode: N7 8SE

Manor Gardens Welfare Trust

street: 6-9 Manor Gardens

postalCode: N7 6LA


name: NT Solutions working in partnership with North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust

title: Provides funerals services

description: This contract is for the provision funeral services for those deceased patients who either have no next of kin or are in genuine need and cannot afford a funeral. In addition, deceased persons require appropriate vehicular transfer between hospitals in the region either for the purposes of post mortem or storage.

street: University Hospital of North Tees,

postalCode: TS19 8PE


title: Electricity Supply - Morgan Quarter, Cardiff

description: This is a tender exercise by Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council (as the administering authority for the Greater Manchester Pension Fund) to procure a landlord electricity supply for the Morgan Quarter, Cardiff.

Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Clifford Talbot Partnership, Utilities House, Churchward Road

postalCode: BS37 5NN


title: US Jobs and Growth Supported by UK Finance Prosperity Fund Washington DC

description: A research paper and presentation on US jobs and growth supported by UK finance involvement. All tender documentation will be published, and all substantive communication between the authority and the bidders will be conducted via the FCO's e-procurement portal, Bravo Solution. URL htpps://fco.bravosolution.co.uk/ (requires registration), then navigate to project-1942/ itt_2635.

Foreign & Commonwealth Office

street: Foreign and Commonwealth Office,

postalCode: SW1A 2AH


title: MVDC AH PROPERTY EVALUATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF IFRS REPORTING AND INSURANCE VALUATIONS - AWARD

description: To comply with IFRS requirements the Council intends to appoint an appropriately experienced firm of Valuers to undertake asset valuations of the Council's portfolio of property, this is the core service of the contract. The Valuer must complete the valuation report in accordance with the following guidance relating to asset valuation for capital accounting purposes: o Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Valuation- Professional Standards 2014 (Revised 2015) and RICS Valuation - Global Standards 2017 ('The Standards') o International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) o Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accounting Code of Practice on Local Authority Accounting ('The CIPFA Code') There are approximately 200 assets that require valuing. The MVDC properties are predominantly spread across the entire geographical area that is administered by the Council. The MOVA portfolio is located further afield including Wales, Basingstoke and Stratford. The details of all the assets will be provided to the successful bidder.

SE Shared Services

street: Dorking, Surrey

postalCode: RH4 1SJ


title: Sheffield City Centre Mobility Scheme

description: An opportunity has arisen for a provider to provide and promote a Sheffield City Centre Accessibility scheme. Disabled people frequently report that they want to join-in with the full range of amenities and activities in the city but that accessibility can be a barrier to doing so. Sheffield City Council is therefore tendering for a City Centre Mobility Scheme and seeking proposals on how such a scheme can be best marketed and delivered to reach as many people as possible.

Sheffield City Council

street: Level 8, East Wing, Moorfoot Building

postalCode: S1 4PL


title: Natural Gas

description: Provision of a fully fixed and inclusive natural gas supply contract. Full details can be found in "ITT Document (Gas Electricity 2018)" and "Tender Support Document v2.5".

title: Half Hourly and Non-Half Hourly Electricity

description: Provision of fully fixed and inclusive Half Hourly and non Half Hourly electricity contracts. Full details to be found in attached document "ITT Document (Gas Electricity 2018)" and "Tender Support Document v2.5".

title: Ormiston Academy Trust Gas & Electricity Supply Tender 2018

description: Ormiston Academy Trust are seeking a contract for the supply of gas and electricity to commence 1.9.2018.

Ormiston Academies Trust

street: Ormiston House, 144 Newhall Street

postalCode: B3 1RY

Corona Energy Ltd

street: 38 Clarendon Road, Hertfordshire

postalCode: WD17 1JW

EDF Energy Customers plc

street: Gadeon House, Grenadier Road

postalCode: EX1 3UT


title: Provision Of Prison Council (Aylesbury)

description: Provision Of Prison Council (Aylesbury)

Ministry of Justice.

street: 102 Petty France,

postalCode: SW1H 9AJ


name: WWF-UK (WORLD WIDE FUND FOR NATURE) TRADING LIMITED

title: Consultancy Opportunity: Assessment of the UK's business interests in the Arctic

description: WWF-UK is seeking proposals from suitably experienced consultants to research and assess the extent of UK's business activity, and influence on the Arctic region. The research will identify the main UK business activities that are driving development, whether they are sustainable, and the trends in these activities. The key objectives of this research will be to Identify the UK's influence in the Arctic through business activities, and financial flows including company investments and services to provide a clear baseline of UK financial and business interests in the Arctic; Analyse trends in these sectors, identifying which are increasing and which pose the biggest future threats and opportunities to the Arctic; Identify unsustainable activities by UK business; Provide a foundation upon which to base a advocacy strategy for WWF-UK's work on sustainable Arctic development. Full details about the context, sectors and outputs can be viewed in the attached Terms of Reference. To submit a proposal for this project, please outline your methodology and project plan that would fulfil the required outputs. Please also describe your relevant experience, proposed resourcing and associated rates. Proposals must be submitted by 17:00 hrs on 10th December 2018 by email to Anthony Field, Arctic Sustainable Development Manager, WWF-UK afield@wwf.org.uk.

street: The Living Planet Centre,Brewery Road,


title: Aspect Court, Level 6 Furniture

description: The University appointed a contractor for the supply and installation of furniture to Level 6 of the Aspect Court Building, City Campus, This was a call-off from the NEUPC framework for furniture.

SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY

street: City Campus, Howard Street,


title: Cultural Services Tender: Management and Operation of Worthing Theatres and Museum

description: Adur & Worthing Councils is inviting suitably qualified and experienced organisations to tender for the contract to manage Worthing Theatres and Worthing Museum; jointly referred to as Worthing's Cultural Services. Worthing Theatres are made up of four well managed, supported and maintained performance/cinema venues including Connaught Theatre & Studio, Assembly Hall and Pavillion Theatre. Situated in the town centre Worthing Museum is a vibrant heritage offer including custodianship of collections of national importance. The contract will be formed of leasehold and management contracts, thereby transferring the business of the council's Cultural Services and all its activities to an external party. The council is seeking to negotiate a long-term commitment with a suitable partner and is look for an experienced company, organisation or trust that combines prudent business planning as well as artistic vision and innovation. It is imperative that Worthing's Cultural Services continue to develop and thrive for the benefit of our local economy and will play a vital, front-facing, role in Worthing's future. www.worthingtheatres.co.uk www.worthingmuseum.co.uk

Adur & Worthing Council

street: Chapel Road, Chapel Road

postalCode: BN11 1HA


title: P2018/1519/PL - Yarm road/mcmullend road junction works

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

Darlington Borough Council

street: Town Hall, Feethams

postalCode: DL1 5QT


title: Local Plan Viability Project

description: The Local Plan Viability Contract commissioned by the London Borough of Brent wished to find a firm that is suitably qualified to undertake an assessment of viability proposals that are part of the local plan for the Borough. It is likely that this contract may be retendered in 2020.

London Borough of Brent

street: Brent Civic Centre,

postalCode: HA9 0FJ


title: Oracle Linux support

description: Contract for the provision of support for Oracle Linux licences.

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU

Crown Prosecution Service

postalCode: SW1H 9EA


description: The proposed contract is for the Deltares FEWS software in a cloud hosting environment. Deltares will licence, maintain, enhance and support the FEWS software. The contract with Deltares will be for 5 years.

title: Future Flood Forecasting System

description: The Future Flood Forecasting System is a consolidation of the existing eight regional systems into one standardised National system. The software fulfills the following High level requirements: 1) Uses a standard off-the-shelf product/application; 2) Uses a product/application proven in a real time business critical environment; 3) Is able to run the existing model estate (Flood Modeller Pro, KW, PDM, PACK, HyradK, TRITON and correlation / look-ups); 4) Is deployable now and does not need substantial development to provide an operational system for England; 5) The product/application is subject to regular ongoing development by the provider. The Environment Agency currently use the Delft-FEWS software for its eight regional systems and consolidation will be based on further configuration and cloud hosting of this software, which Deltares wholly own and licence to users.

procurementMethod: direct

Environment Agency

street: Horizon House, Deanery Road

postalCode: BS1 5AH

Deltares

countryName: NL


title: 202b - 203 Barking Riverside

description: This represents the subcontract for Pitched Roofing to the houses at 202b - 203 Barking Riverside, Blocks, B,C,E,F & H.

QUADRANT CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LIMITED

street: 10 GROVE CRESCENT ROAD,


title: 1876/LM - CTI Security Upgrade (at AMRC, Rotherham)

description: 1876/LM - Castings Technology International Security Upgrade (situated at AMRC Park, Rotherham) Project timescale - 26 February 2018 to 20th April 2018 (Note if supplier is unable to meet timescales we cannot consider their ITT) Type of Project: Traditional - JCT Minor Works Contract with Contractors Design Portion 2016 Value of build: £300K All organisations with relevant experience are invited to tender for the security upgrade of a University property. This is open procurement procedure. The ITT and full specification and supporting documents can be downloaded by registering and expressing your interest on the University's e-tendering system https://in-tendhost.co.uk/Sheffield. Completed ITTs must be returned through the same e-tendering system. If you have any questions or comments in relation to this ITT they must be submitted via the Intend System, this can be accessed at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/Sheffield The closing date for return of tenders is 2nd February 2018 at 12:00 noon (UK time).

UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

street: The University of Sheffield, Arts Tower

postalCode: S10 2TN


description: The aim of this Prior Information Notice is to support the development a tender specification and ultimately commission a contractor to develop a client management system for all help me quit service providers. The project will be delivered in 2 phases which are summarised below. — phase 1: tender specification to be co-produced with representatives from each of the HMQ service providers including the HMQ contact centre, — phase 2: commission contractor to develop client management system following NHS Wales procurement processes, — phases 3 and 4: the development and implementation of the client management system will be subject to a separate project plan.

title: Help Me Quit Client Management System

description: There is a commitment in the Tobacco Control Delivery Plan for Wales 2017-2020 to implement a fully integrated model for NHS stop smoking services. A core component of this model is a single client management system for all help me quit service providers. Currently service providers use a number different IT systems (e.g. Quit Manager, QM10, national electronic claim and audit forms system) to receive referrals, capture client data, schedule appointments and produce data extracts for reporting.

NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership

street: 4-5 Charnwood Court,, Heol Billingsley, Parc Nantgarw

postalCode: CF15 7QZ


description: Housing and Care 21 are looking to appoint a suitable, qualified and experienced supplier to provide a Grounds Maintenance at our Oldham PFI sites. The sites are varied in shape and size and require a variety of services being completed throughout the year. Suppliers must be familiar with the concept of a PFI site and legalities that they entail. The tender will be procured via the standard OJEU restricted procedure to enable the shortlisting of appropriate bidders.

title: Oldham PFI Grounds Maintenance

Housing and Care 21

street: Tricorn House, 51-53 Hagley Road, Edgbaston

postalCode: B16 8TP


title: Legal services, due diligence services and financial and governance advice

description: The Local Authority Interventions Unit from the Department for Education are seeking to increase the current market of due diligence, legal services suppliers and financial and governance advisers for when interventions are escalated into a Children's Services Trust. Children's Services Trusts are created as an intervention in the event of a service failure, under direction from DfE, with clear expectations and legal agreements about service scope, ownership and control. The Department have two 'enforced' Trusts to date (Doncaster and Slough), with another enforced Trust currently being set up (Sandwell). As part of the set up for these kinds of projects, depending on the level of risk and/or cooperation from the local authority, the Department needs to draw on external services such as, legal services and due diligence services. For existing Children's Services Trusts, expert financial and governance advice has been needed to give the new organisation the financial resilience and appropriate governance structures to perform well.

DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION

street: Sanctuary Buildings, Great Smith Street,

postalCode: SW1P 3BT


title: Airfield Pavilion

description: This opportunity to tender is for a 475m2 single storey sports and community building in the village of Haddenham, Buckinghamshire for Haddenham Parish Council. The building includes two team changing rooms and officials changing room - all to Sport England / Football Association standards - a large lobby (assembly space), as well as a function room with associated kitchen, WCs and storage.

Haddenham Parish Council

street: Banks Park, Banks Road,


title: Paediatric simulation

description: Paediatric clinical fellow in simulation

BIRMINGHAM CHILDRENS HOSPITAL

street: Steelhouse Lane,

postalCode: B4 6NL


title: Tender for Supply, Lay and Maintain Flooring to Council Properties - AWARD

description: Tender for Supply, Lay and Maintain Flooring to Council Properties To supply, fit and repair floor coverings and maintain all types of floor finishes, to all types of Council properties in the Borough of Sandwell. The various floor finishes are covered in the pricing schedule and the work can be of either a planned or reactive nature. The tenderers' attention is specifically drawn to the fact that a proportion of properties may be occupied throughout the period of the contract with the remaining properties being void, the tenderers are required to include any additional costs involved in their tender to allow for this. One contractor will carry out the work for both Housing and Non-Housing jobs. The Contract will start on 1st August 2018 and end on 31st July 2021. 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 the ITT and other related documents. In Order To View the On-Line Questionnaire and Submit a Tender, you will be required to` Opt-In`. Please be mindful that if you are cut and pasting your question responses onto the On-Line Questionnaire that you do so from a notepad document, this is due to the fact that some special characters are not accepted within the On-Line Questionnaire. 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: Friday 11th May 2018 at 15:00hrs

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Freeth Street, Oldbury

postalCode: B69 3DE