title: Invitation to Tender for the Production of a Pantomime at the Pomegranate Theatre, Chesterfield

description: Chesterfield Borough Council is inviting tenders for the production of a pantomime at the Pomegranate Theatre, Chesterfield. The contract is being offered for an initial period of 1 year with the option of 2 extensions of up to 12 months each. The contracts are anticipated to commence February 2018.

Chesterfield Borough Council

street: Top Road, Calow

postalCode: S44 5BL


scheme: CPV

title: Exercise Bands

currency: GBP

documentType: tenderNotice

description:
1.Resistive Exercise Band 46 Metres
                     Available colours: Black, blue, green, red & yellow
                  2. Resistive Exercise Band 45.5 Meters - Latex Free
                     Available colours: Blue, Red & Yellow

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: NotApplicable:

Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust

street: Pinewood House, Pinewood Place

postalCode: DA2 7WG

countryName: GB

initiationType: tender


documentType: awardNotice

title: UK SBS Nortek Signature-55 Acoustic Current Profiler

description:
he OSNAP project maintains an array of moorings between Greenland and Scotland. The moorings are equipped with self-logging instruments in the form of conductivity temperature and depth recorders (CTDs) and current meters. The moorings stay in the water initially for one year at a time, but for some deployments this is extended up to two years, with the attached instrumentation measuring oceanographic parameters and recording the data internally.

      NOC has substantial experience with deploying moored scientific equipment. Of paramount importance for projects that leave self-logging equipment unattended for long periods of time is the reliability of not only the individual instruments but also the mooring components that are essential to maintain the instruments in their desired positions

      The project has a requirement for new instrumentation to better measure the currents in the Rockall Trough.

procurementMethodDetails: :SingleTenderActionNonOJEU

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: North Star House,

postalCode: SN2 1FF

NORTEK (UK) LIMITED

street: 20 Colmore Circus Queensway

postalCode: B4 6AT


description: Design, manufacture, hire and certification of festive light features including, though not limited to, motifs.Delivery of the features on agreed dates and to agreed sites within the borough of Stockport.The collection of the features on agreed dates and from agreed sites within the borough of Stockport.The storage of all features.The annual refurbishment of the features and/or annual replacement with new features.All necessary fixtures and fittings, including any necessary brackets.Emergency call out to cover repairs and/or replacement.The manufacture, supply and delivery of pea lights (to go onto Christmas trees).

description: Design, manufacture, hire and certification of festive light features including, though not limited to, motifs and cross-street displays.The installation, maintenance and removal of festive features.All necessary testing, including eye bolt and catenary wire testing and replacement as necessary.All brackets and fixtures necessary for attaching the Christmas lights to the various lamp columns, buildings, features etc.Handling and responding to all enquiries within agreed timescales.Liaising with the client in relation to light switch on events, attending these switch on events and ensuring the lights are switched on at agreed locations and at agreed times.Emergency call out to cover repairs and/or replacement.Night time inspections.

title: Stockport Christmas Lights Programme

description: The overall objective of the Stockport Festive Lights programme is to provide a co-ordinated and cohesive illuminated festive display across a range of sites and locations within the Borough of Stockport throughout the months of November and December and the first week of January in each year of the contract.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Trafford Town Hall, Talbot Road

postalCode: M32 0TH

countryName: UK

Gala Lights Ltd

street: Unit 10, Britannia Business Park

postalCode: ME20 7NT

Blachere Illumination Ltd

street: Gladstone Place

postalCode: KY15 7LB


title: Security Service Contract

title: Security Service Contract

description:
Belfast International Airport (BIA) is seeking a provider of security services who will work closely with BIA to deliver a safe, compliant and customer orientated service. Specific areas of focus for the service include:
               — recruitment and training of all security personnel,
               — communicating and training airport procedures to ensure regulatory compliance,
               — operating and testing advanced security equipment,
               — maintaining and evaluating staff competence, and
               — management of a large team across a range of difference posts and skill sets across the BIA site.
               BIA wishes to select applicants for the negotiation stage that can provide a service which maintains a high level of safety and security performance; is operationally efficient, with particular regard to security process times; maintains a high level of passenger satisfaction; engages collaboratively and transparently with stakeholders and is innovative and progressive.

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

Belfast International Airport Limited

street: Airport Road

postalCode: BT29 4AB

Wilson James Limited

street: 648-656 London Road

postalCode: SS0 9HR


description:
17/134 - Optometry - Ophthalmic Diagnostic Instruments

                The University of Portsmouth is in the process of equipping a state of the art eye clinic to support the provision of high quality eye and vision care and to support the delivery of the Masters in Optometry programme. In order to provide world leading ophthalmic care, the University of Portsmouth is seeking to procure a number of pieces of diagnostic equipment for the examination of the internal eye, external eye and assessment of visual function. This tender is for the provision of key diagnostic instruments for used within the public facing eye clinic.

                Scope of Services Required

                This tender is split into 5 lots.
                 Lot 1- Swept Source Optical Coherence Tomographer
                 Lot 2 - Ultra Widefield Retinal Camera,
                 Lot 3 - Automated Perimeter
                 Lot 4 - Kinetic Perimeter
                 Lot 5 - Non-Contact Tonometer

                However, for Lot 2 we would also require a proposal for lease options. Suppliers may apply for single or multiple lots. The lots will be assessed individually but we will also consider looking for a package price for multiple lots. We reserve the right to award individual lots or select the awardee/s on the most economically advantageous offer received.

                Fulfilment of this tender will require all the described lots for this tender to be delivered and installed/commissioned before the deadline of w/c 23rd July 2018, this is a mandatory requirement of this tender. Should you not be able to meet this deadline you will be excluded from the process. The University reserves the right to purchase additional equipment within the scope of this contract at a later date i.e. upgrades or future requirements that are linked to the products within this contract.

                To Express an Interest in this project please register on the University of Portsmouth In-Tend webpage and express an interest in this project. Please find the weblink for our webpage below:
                https://in-tendhost.co.uk/port/

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

University of Portsmouth

street: University House, Winston Churchill Avenue,

postalCode: PO1 2UP


title: Service Contract for RCaH TEM and SEM

description: This Contract is for a three year Maintenance contract for the RCaH TEM and SEM

JEOL(U.K.)LIMITED

region: Hertfordshire

postalCode: AL7 1LT


title: Contract for the supply of BCG vaccine

description:
The provision of a vaccine to protect against tuberculosis, to be used in the national immunisation programme.
        Deliveries will be required over a period of 2 years, with an option to extend for up to an additional 24 months.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

street: 2nd floor, Rutland House,

postalCode: WA7 2ES


measure: smeBids

title: South Farnborough Junior School

description:
Name Address.
                  South Farnborough Junior School.
                  01252 545682 Cunnington Road,
                  Farnborough,
                  Hampshire,
                  GU14 6PL.
                  Pupils Number.
                  Total Pupil Numbers 395.
                  Year 3 100.
                  Year 4 110.
                  Year 5 95.
                  Year 6 90.
                  Pupils eligible for FSM (not in UFSM) 18.
                  FSM Served 16.
                  Service Times Start / Finish.
                  Lunch 12:00 – 13:00 Lower School.
                  12:30 – 13:00 Upper School
                  Current Contractor.
                  In House Management.
                  Name Address.
                  Tweseldown Infant School.
                  01252 628843 Nepal Gardens, Church Crookham,
                  Fleet,
                  Hampshire,
                  GU52 8LL.
                  Pupils Number.
                  Total Pupil Numbers 348.
                  Reception 120.
                  Year 1 107.
                  Year 2 121.
                  Pupils eligible for UFSM 348.
                  UFSM Served 262 daily.
                  Service Times Times.
                  Lunch 11:45 Reception.
                  12:00 Year 1
                  12:15 Year 2
                  Current Contractor.
                  HC3S.

title: Tweseldown Infants School

description: The school benefits from a large playing field, a shade hut, hard surfacing playground, a wildlife area, 2 streams and an adventure playground.The reception outdoor learning environment is an outstanding provision for their children to take their learning forward with all 7 areas of learning captivated. This vast space planned to match outstanding practice in early years demonstrates their commitment to getting children off to an amazing start at Tweseldown Infant School.

title: South Farnborogh Primary School

description: South Farnborough Junior School aims to create a happy, caring and secure school environment in which all children know they are respected and encouraged to achieve their full potential.South Farnborough Junior School is a non-denominational junior school catering for boys and girls from 7 to 11 years of age.Tweseldown Infant School is a large 4 form entry infant school set in extensive grounds. The school benefits from a large playing field, a shade hut, hard surfacing playground, a wildlife area, 2 streams and an adventure playground.The reception outdoor learning environment is an outstanding provision for their children to take their learning forward with all seven areas of learning captivated. This vast space planned to match outstanding practice in early years demonstrates their commitment to getting children off to an amazing start at Tweseldown Infant School.

South Farnborough Junior School

street: Cunnington Road

postalCode: GU14 6PL

Aspens Services Ltd

street: Offerton Barns Business Centre, Offerton Lane

postalCode: WR3 8SX

Old School Catering Ltd

street: 14 Southwood Gardens, Cookham

postalCode: SL6 9EB


title: Provision of transport to Pupil Referral Unit in the Barrow area (P5129)

description:
Tenders are invited for the provision of passenger transport services by taxi, minibus and/or coach in relation to Pupil Referral units in the Barrow area

                      The minimum number of seats required is 16, a Passenger assistant is required.

                      You must refer to the \"Instructions for Tendering\" prior to submitting your bid.

                      All submissions must be uploaded and returned via the Chest

                      The documents that must be included in your submission are:

                        Information and Declaration
                        Tender Pricing Submission
                        Daily timetable template

                      The deadline for submission is:

                      Wednesday 25 July 2018 at 10:00am

                      PLEASE ENSURE YOU HAVE UPLOADED ALL THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS AS FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN YOUR TENDER SUBMISSION NOT BEING CONSIDERED

Cumbria County Council

street: Cumbria House, 107 - 117 Botchergate

postalCode: CA1 1RD


title: Lone Worker Solution

description:
Derby Homes intends to hold a demonstration event to enable us to determine what lone worker products and services are currently on the market.

                      Derby Homes is an Arm's Length Management Organisation (ALMO) who manage the housing stock on behalf of various clients. All properties are within the city of Derby and Derby Homes' portfolio is in total approximately 13,000 domestic housing units, 4 sheltered housing complex and 245 public buildings.

                      Derby Homes are looking to re-procure its lone worker monitoring and protection service and expect the contract to last a minimum of three years.

Derby Homes - PIN 2018/2

street: 839 London Road,

postalCode: DE24 8UZ


title: Provision of Pest Control Service's

description: The Council require a suitably experienced and qualified Contractor to provide a preventative pest control service for their owned buildings / sites

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

Bradford Metropolitan District Council

street: Britannia House, Hall Ings

postalCode: BD1 1HX


title: University of Sunderland - 3D Metal Printer

description:
Preamble

                Sustainable Advanced Manufacturing Project (SAM Project) is a ?5.1M funded project (ERDF and University of Sunderland). The project is to support product / process development and implementation of technology for SME manufacturers within the NE LEP area.

                The support covers several work streams:
                1 Practical engagement - utilisation of a Design or Process & Supply Chain or Maintenance Specialist for a minimum of 2 days in support of an issue for quick support resolution (Fully Funded)
                2 Research Support - development of a product or process using research support from the academic skills within the University giving the SME the IP developed (Fully Funded)
                3 Grant - ?800K available in matched funded support for capital / validation processes or introduction of technology
                4 Capital technology centre - ?1M of capital available to support SME use for R&D work based within The Industry Centre, University of Sunderland (Fully Funded)
                5 Supply Chain Potential - New products to market will be developed and issued for the regional SME's to become new suppliers to a developing market for growth (Fully Funded)

                This project envisages engagement with over 400 SME Manufacturers across the North East and is an integral part of the Regional Strategy for growth.

                Overall Requirement
                Specification for the Authority

                Metal 3D printer which produces parts by any suitable appropriate technology, such as Laser Metal Deposition, Direct Metal Laser Sintering, Atomic Diffusion Additive Manufacturing or Bound Metal Deposition.

                If the process does not directly form the finished product then all downstream processes and equipment such as Wash/Debind stations and Sinter Furnace ovens must be included in the offer.

                Any shielding gas requirements need to be suitably and clearly identified and the options for supply of these presented.

                Typical printed part resolution of 50 microns.

                Build/print area of 250mm x 200mm x 150m or greater to enable production of real engineering components via Metal Additive Manufacturing.

                The proposed solution must be capable of printing in a range of materials including, but not limited to:
                Stainless Steel, Tool Steel, Titanium, Aluminium

                Any proposal should also clearly identify the issues, time, procedures and waste associated with changing from one material type/powder to another.

                Material costs should be identified for all 4 of the typical materials specified above, along with resultant typical yield from the process, and identifying again waste in changing material.

                Machine cleaning and HSE issue to be clearly identified.

                Extraction and Shield gas supply to be clearly identified as appropriate and costs identified along with any other requirement that will be necessary to support the complete installation and operation of the equipment.

                Software for processing the CAD data into the suitable print file and for co...

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

University of Sunderland

street: City Campus, Chester Road

postalCode: SR1 3SD


title: Business Viewpoint Survey 2018

description:
The purpose of the tender is to identify an organisation to provide Worcestershire County Council and LEP with a Business Viewpoint Survey to investigate the views and needs of Worcestershire businesses.

                              If you wish to view the documents for this opportunity please click 'Express Interest'.

                              Following this, if you wish to apply for this opportunity please click 'Opt in' which will then enable you to view and complete the Standard Questionnaire and upload the relevant documents.

                              After uploading all required documents and completing the questionnaire(s) please remember to press the 'Submit your Return' button at the bottom of the page.

                              Suppliers will receive a system generated email to confirm successful submission of their return.

                              Any questions or clarification should be conducted via 'Correspondence' through this portal.

Worcestershire County Council

street: Spetchley Road, Worcester

postalCode: WR5 2NP


name: Computerised and Digital Security Systems Limited

title: Honeybourne Line CCTV Camera Upgrade - AWARD

description:
The Honeybourne Line CCTV system comprises of 7 analogue CCTV cameras located along the Honeybourne Line cycle path which follows the route of the old Honeybourne Line railway line in Cheltenham.
                    Cameras are linked via private fibre to a street cabinet with an on-site digital video recorder.
                    This tender covers the upgrade of the cameras to High Definition cameras and linking them to the CCTV Control Room at the Gloucestershire Tri-Services Emergency Centre (GTEC) near Gloucester.

mainProcurementCategory: works

GO Shared Services

street: Promenade, Cheltenham

postalCode: GL50 9SA

postalCode: CF37 1PU


title: Lot 1: Supply and Installation of New and Replacement: Door Entry Systems — Communal Entrance Doors and Screens

description: Supply and installation of new and replacement:— door entry systems,— communal entrance doors and screens.

title: Lot 2: Maintenance and Repairs to: Door Entry Systems — Communal Entrance Doors and Screens

description: Maintenance and repairs to:— door entry systems,— Communal entrance doors and screens.

title: Communal Entrance Doors and Screens and Door Entry Systems (Installation and Maintenance)

description: Communal entrance doors and screens and door entry systems (installation and maintenance).

Southampton City Council

street: One Guildhall Square, Southampton, Hampshire

postalCode: SO14 7FP


title: Provision to promote engagement and/or reengagement to mainstream school

description: The purpose of Engagement and Re-Integration is to establish a connection/rapport with the learner and with the mainstream setting which can be built on to move towards reengagement with learning.The purpose of Reengagement is to encourage the child or young person to reengage in education. Reengagement activities need to be interesting, inspiring, interactive and safe. Effective vocational training programmes (including Academic) and learning opportunities can help children or/and young people to reach their full potential, enabling them to develop or update existing skills to get back into the workplace. Sometimes a short-course to give an accreditation in a specific work area can overcome barriers to employment and enhance an individual’s employability as well as boost self-esteem and self-confidence. Individuals can develop self-esteem and enjoy better mental health and wellbeing from participating in positive activities. Providers should demonstrate a willingness to work collaboratively with mainstream settings to support learners to reengage with mainstream learning. This may include: outreach support, information sharing and providing specialist information, advice and training to mainstream settings. This lot includes access to therapeutic services and counselling as detailed below.Learners may also need access to therapeutic services and/or counselling:Therapeutic services, in this context, are activities that have a therapeutic effect on the child or young person. Therapeutic services may not be registered to an accredited body, however there is the expectation that staff will be qualified, trained, and experienced and that there will be Continuous Professional Development and regular supervision. Therapeutic services help people to “tell” their story, solve problems and build resilience in a safe and supported environment. Therapeutic services need to be safe, non-judgemental, accessible, culturally aware and confidential and the skills and characteristics of the therapist are very important to successful outcomes.A broad range of activities can be classed as therapeutic ranging from activity based to animal based.Counsellors are required to be registered with a professional body for regulating counselling/psychotherapy and that staff will be qualified, trained, experienced and that there will be Continuous Professional Development and regular clinical supervision. Counselling is about focusing on what matters to find a way through difficulties. Services are aimed at helping children and young people overcome difficult and challenging situations and life events, improve relations and provide support for people to manage more effectively changes in their inter-personal and family life.

description: The LA has a duty to identify, assess and make provision to meet the special educational and wider needs of children within its area and to monitor progress against outcomes. The SEND Service aims to provide a range of appropriate educational opportunities and additional resources for children and young people with special educational needs so that their needs can be met in an inclusive setting. Children and young people with SEN present with a range of needs and therefore there is a requirement for a wide range of personalised packages of support suitably differentiated to meet individual needs. In order that costs reflect the range and complexity of support required, the LA wishes to develop positive working relationships with a wide range of providers to ensure that costs reflect individual needs and offer best value for money. The Provider must be able to:— identify suitable educational provision and/or learning opportunities that meet the needs defined in the young person’s individual SEN Support or statutory plan,— facilitate the transition process to enable the child/young person to return to the most appropriate education setting where appropriate,— engage in proactive partnership working with parents/carers and a range of agencies to meet the specific needs of the child/young person,— effectively contribute to the outcomes defined in both statutory and non-statutory plans (EHCP and SEN Support) and where appropriate (year 9 upwards) the Preparing for Adulthood outcomes,— contribute to all statutory processes and attend reviews where appropriate

title: KS4 SEMH 5 day provision

description: There may be times when a child or young person needs access to 5 day provision. Such a decision will be taken following initial assessment of pupils’ needs and will be achieved through the collaborative work of Doncaster Council, schools and Alternative Provision Providers (Primary and Secondary) as appropriate.The Provider must be able to offer the following:On-going assessment, pastoral support, family engagement, curriculum range and work-based placement opportunities suited to the needs of a diverse group of young people with varying abilities and aptitudes.Accreditation must be a key feature of the provision as will basic skills acquisition.The Provider will set and support young people to achieve outcomes targets in relation to:— attendance,— behaviour,— progress,— qualifications and accreditation,— inclusion.The Provider will be able to evidence the following:Young people and outcomes centred approachStrong leadership and governanceA strong staffing base with a range of qualified teaching, pastoral, social, staff and evidence of continuing personal development.Evidence that students can access nationally recognised qualifications and that provision is either registered as an exam centre or has access.Provides a curriculum that secures student outcomes, preparing them for their next stage in learning, employment or training. Clear progression routes must be evidencedOfsted registrationIf Independent, the Provider should have met the Independent School StandardsEvidence of secure practice in educating and training young people presenting with SEMH needs to achieve recognised standards and manage their behaviour.Appropriate insurance cover, safeguarding arrangements, DBS clearance, Health and Safety priorities, policies and procedures.A culture of high expectations and commitment to pupil progress and achievement.

title: Alternative Provision Dynamic Purchasing System

description: Doncaster Borough Council (The Council) is seeking to appoint a range of contractors able to provide alternative provision for children and young people, aged 8-19 many who are not able to attend their usual school or setting many of whom have severe difficulties in managing their emotions and behaviour. The successful applicants must be able to appropriately meets the needs of pupils and enable them to achieve good educational attainment, which is aligned to that of their mainstream peers. The successful provider must also be able to supplement learning through the provision of a broad range of holistic interventionsThe council is proposing to appoint Contractors through the application of a modified dynamic purchasing system established under the light touch regimeThe DPS will consist of 3 lots:Lot 1: Provision to promote engagement and /or re-engagement to mainstream school;Lot 2: Provision to support Special Educational Needs and Disabilities;Lot 3: KS4 5 day SEMH provision.

Doncaster Borough Council

street: Civic Office, Floor 2, Waterdale

postalCode: DN1 3BU


title: RMBC-PC-PA-5 Loncin Mead Avenue Addlestone Surrey KT15 3NF

description:
Contractors are invited to submit their tenders based on a lump sum fixed price for the works as described, for the construction of a single storey extension to 5 Loncin Mead Avenue New Haw.

                            The work comprises: of an extension being constructed for disabled usage, the internal layout for the area used by the client will be alter as shown on the drawings provided.

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

SE Shared Services

street: Station Road, Addlestone

postalCode: KT15 2AH


measure: electronicBids

title: Liability, Fidelity Guarantee and Motor

description: Group personal accident.

title: Engineering Insurance and Inspection

description: Engineering insurance and inspection.

description: Liability, Fidelity Guarantee and Motor Insurance.

title: Property/Material Damage Insurance

description: Property/material damage insurance.

title: Arun District Council — Insurance Tender

description: Provision of insurance services (excluding the provision of insurance broking services).

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Arun District Council

street: Maltravers Road

postalCode: BN17 5LF


description: Pupils NumberTotal Number of Pupils on Role 958Sixth Form (is included in the above) 154Age Range / Year Groups 11-18 YearsService Times Start / FinishBreakfast 08:30 – 08:50Break 11:00 – 15:15Lunch 13:15 – 15:55Pricings/Sales PriceFree School Meal Entitled: 140Uptake:103Value: 2.20Pupil Paid Meal Uptake: 328Value: 2.20Staff Duty Meal Entitled: 32Uptake:24Value: 2.20Staff Cash Meals Uptake: 13Value: 2.20Food Cash Sales (over 12 months) 139,000Staff Cash Sales (over 12 months) 4,000Staff Duty Meals (over 12 months) 11,000Free School Meals (over 12 months) 30,000Hospitality Sales (over 12 months) 4,000Current ContractorIn-house

title: Birchwood Community School Catering Service Tender

description: Birchwood have approximately 1 000 learners from 11-18 years of age and an amazing staff who are fully committed to delivering a broad and balanced curriculum in an exciting and dynamic way. Learners enjoy attending their school and they take every opportunity to praise and celebrate their successes. As well as having the opportunity to achieve their full academic potential in whichever areas their interests lie, they are also given many opportunities to develop their leadership skills. Their staff are very dedicated and give up their own time to provide a wide range of additional activities before and after school. Birchwood Community High School have a very warm and caring ethos where learners feel safe and supported.

Birchwood Community High School

street: Brock Road

postalCode: WA3 7PT


name: DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITIES & LOCAL GOVERNMENT

title: Contract for National Evaluation of the Expanded Troubled Families Programme - Lot 3 Longitudinal Surveys

description:
The Troubled Families Programme aims to turn around the lives of families with multiple problems including crime, poor school attendance, anti-social behaviour, unemployment, and domestic violence and abuse. In doing so, the Programme aims to reduce the cost of these families to the public purse, including local authority budgets, welfare costs, the criminal justice system and the National Health Service.

          The contract amendments relate to Lot 3, covering:

          o Section A - A longitudinal family survey to collect family data not held in national administrative systems for a nationally representative sample of families;

          o Section B - A longitudinal Troubled Families Coordinator survey to understand the characteristics of service transformation in local areas and how this changes during the lifetime of the programme.

          The contract amendments cover the following:

          a) changes to the staff survey with an additional value of £4,770 excluding VAT.

          b) Converting reports into formats compatible with the current Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) with an additional value of £2,962.50 excluding VAT.

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

street: Fry Building, 2 Marsham Street

postalCode: SW1P 4DF

Ipsos MORI

postalCode: SE1 1FY


title: 24 Ecclestone Close, Bradwell, Great Yarmouth, NR31 8RG

description:
Contract Award for
2no. Ground Floor, Single Storey Extensions to provide Level Floor Shower Room and ground floor living.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council

street: Town Hall, Hall Plain

postalCode: NR30 2QF


title: Extension to Fishermen's Slipway and Repairs to Sheds

description: Formation of a new slipway, supply and installation of a winch and mooring rings, lighting, jetty, supply of combined toilet/shower and crustacean store block, repairs and/or replacement of existing sheds and new roofs to the sheds.

Swanage Town Council

street: Town Hall,

postalCode: BH19 2NZ


title: HMCTS-Croydon Magistrates Court-Court Reform-Lot 2- Stages 3-7

description: Cost Management & Principal Designer Services - Lot 2 - Stages 3-7

Ministry of Justice

street: 102 Petty France,

postalCode: SW1H 9AJ


name: Earth Environmental and Geotechnical (Southern) Ltd

currency: EUR

title: Developer Consultancy Framework

description: This framework is intended for appointed suppliers to provide comprehensive developer services ranging from planning consents, construction design, contractor procurement, management, to marketing and disposal. There may be calls for further competition throughout the course of the framework, where eligible contracting authorities may also raise jobs for independent development services to facilitate a project, such as architecture, or generating schemes for the procurement of Contractors.The types of projects covered by this framework could include:— residential development and housing,— emergency accommodation for displaced families and individuals,— other public buildings including libraries,— institutional premises including universities and colleges,— commercial projects,— entertainment complexes,— urban and city centre regeneration,— industrial and mixed use developments,— retail, leisure, educational development; as well as associated infrastructure.

Mi Concepts Ltd

street: Midshire House, Midshires Business Park, Smeaton Close

postalCode: GL14 2JF

Clarkebond

street: The Cocoa House, 129 Cumberland Road

Faithorn Farrell Timms

street: Central Court 1 Knoll Rise

Partnering Regeneration Development Ltd

street: 201 Borough High Street

Airey Miller Ltd

street: St. Joh's House Suffolk Way

Tony Gee and Partners LLP

street: Hardy House 140 High Street Esher

RSK Environment Ltd

street: Abbey park, Humber Road

postalCode: CV3 4AQ

ECD Architects Ltd

street: Studio 3 Blue Lion Place Long Lane

postalCode: SE1 4PU

FPCR Environment and Design Ltd

street: Lockington Hall

Mace Developments

street: 155 Moorgate

Turner and Townsend Cost Management Ltd

street: Low Hall, Calverley Lane, Horsforth

postalCode: LS18 4GH

Peter Brett Associates LLP

street: Buckingham Court, Kingsmead Business Park, London Road

Roberts Limbrick Ltd

street: The Carriage Building Bruton Way

SKM Architects

street: Unit D — Edward House - Grange Business Park Enderby Road

Simone de Gale Architects

street: 2 Eaton Gate Belgravia

Townsend and Renaudon

street: 3 Lakeside House, Trentham Office Village, Trentham

Oander

street: 2 Park Court Pyford Road West Byfleet, Surrey

Childs Sulzmann Architects

street: 9th Floor, Colston Tower, Colston Street

Henry Boot Developments

street: Banner Cross Hall, Eccleshall Road South


name: Desk Top Publishing Micro Systems Limited

title: (NU/1333) RFQ for Supply of Desktop Computers

description: Newcastle University is seeking to appoint a supplier for its Desktop Computer requirements for the areas and volumes specified in the Request for Quotation document. This is anticipated to cover the period up until 31/10/18. This is not an exclusive contract for all PC requirements, where separate procurement activities may be required. Please note this opportunity is only being made available to manufacturers on the existing NDNA Desktop Computing Framework.

Newcastle University

street: Newcastle University, Procurement Services, Kingsgate

postalCode: NE1 7RU

region: West Yorkshire

street: 4 Bowcliffe Road

postalCode: LS10 1HB


name: North Yorkshire Primary Schools Group, Bedale CE Primary School

title: North Yorkshire Primary Schools

description: Providing healthy and good quality catering services at a group of Primary Schools who are looking to appoint a catering contractor to provide school meals from September 2018. The contract is for an initial period of 3 years with 2 optional 1 year extensions. The bidding contractors must be able to show a proven track record of operating similar contracts within budget and guidelines.You must be able to show an innovative approach to providing a school meal service in lines with healthy eating and sourcing fresh local produce.Note: The site visit will take place as follows:— Bedale C of E Primary School 12:30-1:30 pm 8th May,— Colburn Community Primary School 12:00-1:10 pm 23rd May,— Masham C of E Primary 11:15-12:15 pm 8th May,— Spofforth C of E Primary School 11:45-12:20 pm 9th May,— Follifoot Primary School 12:30-1:30 pm 9th May,— Goldsborough Primary School 12:30-1:30 pm 22nd May,— Sicklinghall Primary School 11:45-12:30 pm 22nd May,— Scotton Lingerfield Primary School 11:45-1:00 pm 22nd May.Note: Deadline for return of tender is midday 1.6.2018 using the corresponding Form of acknowledgement. Presentations to the schools will be held on 11.6.2018.Please note that this tender falls under the regulations of the Light Touch Regime of The Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

awardCriteriaDetails: As in ITT: 100

street: Firby Road

postalCode: DL8 2AT

Mellors Catering Services

street: West Lancs Technology Management Centre White Moss Business Park Moss Lane View Skelmersdale

postalCode: WN8 9TN

P&A Food Management Services

street: Kingsfield House, Carthorpe, Bedale, North Yorkshire

postalCode: DL8 2LL


title: Provision of Cleaning Services - British Embassy, Washington DC

description: Provision of Cleaning Services, Waste Management, Snow Services and Windows & Gutter Cleaning - Washington DC

Foreign & Commonwealth Office

street: Foreign Commonwealth Office,

postalCode: SW1A 2AH


title: Quotation to Replace Existing Supply Cable at Newlands Green Flats Smethwick - AWARD

description:
Quotation to Replace Existing Supply Cable at Newlands Green Flats Smethwick

                        Due to sub-mains to flats failing, it is necessary to replace the existing supply cables to each flat.  At present the flats are supplied in a conduit system installed when the properties were built. There are currently various supply points located on the ground floors in cupboards on the walkway.

                        It is the intention to replace all of the existing v.i.r. cables with new 25mm split concentric cables.

                        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: Friday 17 August 2018 at 15:00hrs

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Freeth Street, Oldbury

postalCode: B69 3DE


title: Cricket Green Expansion Project 2018-19

description: Provision of construction services for the extensions and internal adaptations and associated external works at Cricket Green School.  For further details refer to the tender pack.

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted:

London Borough of Merton

street: Civic Centre, London Rd

postalCode: SM4 5DX


title: Consultancy

description: Consultancy

Nottingham Trent University

street: Burton Street,

postalCode: NG1 4BU

Oakhill Communications

street: 42 Upper Berkeley St

postalCode: W1H 5PW


description: Minicabs and taxis saloons.

title: Minicabs and Taxis Saloons

description: Minicabs and taxis saloons.

London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6

postalCode: N22 8LE

Cavendish Cars

street: 2a Campsbourne Road

postalCode: N8 7PT


name: CHESTERFIELD ROYAL HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

title: Invitation to Tender for the Provision of Annual Bedding Plants 2018 to 2020

description: 4 Councils: Derbyshire Dales District Council (DDDC), North East Derbyshire District Council (NEDDC), Bolsover District Council (BDC) and Chesterfield Borough Council (CBC) are seeking tenders for the supply and delivery of good quality summer and spring bedding plants annually for the coming 3 years, i.e. 1st January 2018 to 31st December 2020, with the option to extend for a further year to 31st December 2021.  All bedding plant material will be supplied in full as specified in the contract documentation at dates and times stated.

street: Chesterfield Royal Hospital, Calow

postalCode: S44 5BL

name: Procurement on Behalf of Bolsover Distrcit Council

Boverton Nurseries Ltd

postalCode: CF61 1UH


title: CONTRACT FOR THE SUPPLY OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES & MIXER DRINKS

description:
Gateshead Council requires to contract with a supplier (s) of Alcoholic Beverages. The Council requires a direct supply service to support the Council's catering services including but not limited to Gateshead Civic Centre, Gateshead International Stadium, Gateshead Saltwell Park coffee shop /function rooms, Baltic Square (Gateshead Council), Gateshead Central Library and St Marys visitors centre.

              The Council may also have a requirement for off
              Site venues which will require supply and installation of mobile bar units. This may include the Contractor providing technical advice and or Technical Service engineer's onsite for larger functions.

              The tender will be split into two lots;

              Lot1 Draft beer, lager & cider
              Lot2 Wines, Spirits and Mixer Drinks.

              Bidders may bid for one or more lots.

GATESHEAD COUNCIL

street: Gateshead civic center,


title: PMP 2018 Guiseley Primary School Heating Replacement Phase 1

Leeds City Council

street: St George House, 2nd Floor, 40 Great George Street

postalCode: LS1 3DL


title: 9759 - Employer and resident research to identify the changing nature of work within Norwich City

description: Norwich City Council is seeking to commission research into the changing nature of work in Norwich with a view to using the findings to promote good employment practices across the city. This research will initiate a public conversation as part of the Norwich 2040 Vision work, around Universal Basic Income.

Norwich City Council

street: City Hall,

postalCode: NR2 1NH


title: BHCC LR Apprenticeships - Business Admin L2, L3, L4 and Customer Service L 2, L3

description: Provision of learning and development services in the form of apprenticeships in Business Admin and Customer Service.

procurementMethodDetails: :OpenNonOJEU

BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL

street: Hove Town Hall,

postalCode: BN3 3BQ


description:
North Ayrshire Council requires the provision of Tenants Home Contents Insurance and related advisory and management services. North Ayrshire Council wishes to procure low cost and readily available home contents insurance for Tenants. The successful Tenderer will also act as an advisor in the management and development of the scheme and North Ayrshire Council are ambitious to increase the uptake of the scheme.
                  The contract duration will be 3 years with an option to extend annually up to 2 years at the discretion of North Ayrshire Council subject to performance and funding. The contract start date will be 1.10.2018.

title: NAC/1071 Provision of Tenants Home Contents Insurance

description: North Ayrshire Council requires the provision of Tenants Home Contents Insurance and related advisory and management services. North Ayrshire Council wishes to procure low cost and readily available home contents insurance for Tenants. The successful Tenderer will also act as an advisor in the management and development of the scheme and North Ayrshire Council are ambitious to increase the uptake of the scheme.The contract duration will be 3 years with an option to extend annually up to 2 years at the discretion of North Ayrshire Council subject to performance and funding. The contract start date will be 1.10.2018.

North Ayrshire Council

street: Cunninghame House, Friars Croft

postalCode: KA12 8EE

Aon Ltd

street: 40 Spring Gardens

postalCode: M2 1EN


name: Department for Infrastructure, Rivers, Head Quarters

description: DFI Rivers — Fabrication, Supply and Delivery of steel inlet and outlet grilles.

street: 49 Tullywiggan Road, Loughry

postalCode: BT80 8SG


title: Recruitment and search: Parliamentary and Government Relations Manager

description:
Due to a resignation of the current post-holder, ORR is seeking to recruit a permanent Parliamentary and Government Relations Manager.

                        A full job description is set out in section 5 of this ITT.

                        The purpose of the procurement is to select a recruitment partner to conduct a search to identify suitable candidates and provide the necessary support for a successful recruitment campaign. Bidders should set out their proposed search strategy and show how this will lead to a successful appointment.

OFFICE OF RAIL AND ROAD

street: 1 Kemble Stret,

postalCode: WC2B 4AN

Ellwood and Atfield

street: 167 City Road

postalCode: EC1V 1AW


title: Outsouced Catering Services — Concession Contract

description: The University wishes to invite tenders for the supply of Outsourced Catering Services to the University of Derby and its subsidiaries across Derbyshire and Staffordshire. Duration is for 5 years with an option to extend up to a further 5 year period. The estimated total value of the contract is for a 10 year period.

University of Derby

street: Kedleston Road

postalCode: DE22 1GB


description: Minicabs and taxis MPV people carriers / 7 seats.

title: Minicabs and Taxis MPV People Carriers / 7 Seats


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: Electric Vehicle Smart Chargers

description: The SMart IsLands Energy system (SMILE) Orkney Demonstrator will focus on installing controllable electrical demand within Zone 1 of Orkney’s Active Network Management (ANM) scheme (see Section 3 — Project Area), in order to reduce the curtailment of community-owned renewable generation in the same Zone on the islands of Rousay and Eday, whilst providing intelligent and affordable energy to end users. Electric Vehicle (EV) smart charging will support the increase in electricity demand at appropriate times to reduce levels of curtailment. EV charge points will comprise of existing EV owner properties and local tourism sites and accommodation within Zone 1, that either have an EV that they currently charge at home/on site, or a business/facility that would benefit from being able to offer EV charging to customers/visitors. The types of installations for heating and EV charging systems are described in greater detail in the Invitation to Tender documents.

description: The SMart IsLands Energy system (SMILE) Orkney Demonstrator will focus on installing controllable electrical demand within Zone 1 of Orkney’s Active Network Management (ANM) scheme (see Section 3 — Project Area), in order to reduce the curtailment of community-owned renewable generation in the same Zone on the islands of Rousay and Eday, whilst providing intelligent and affordable energy to end users. Domestic Hot Water and Central Heating installations will support the increase in electricity demand at appropriate times to reduce levels of curtailment.It is expected that domestic heat installations will consist of up to 50 properties; which can be subdivided into 4 Types, based on the different technologies to be implemented, as follows (further information can be found in the ITT documents):— c.15 x “Type 1” installations using internally heated Sunamp UniQ Phase Change Material (PCM) heat battery thermal stores and VCharge “Dynamo” controllers linked to existing heat sources,— c.15 x “Type 2” installations using Air to water Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs) combined with internally heated Sunamp UniQ PCM heat battery thermal stores and VCharge “Dynamo” controllers,— c.10 x “Type 3” installations using ASHPs, hot water thermal stores and VCharge “Dynamo” controllers; and— up to 10 x “Type 4” installations using ASHPs, hot water thermal stores, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and VCharge “Dynamo” controllers.

title: Smart Domestic Heating and Hot Water Systems and Electric Vehicle Smart Chargers

description: Community Energy Scotland is seeking tender(s) for the following work, which has been split into two lots:Lot 1: Existing household heating technical assessment, system design, supply, installation, aftercare and removal of domestic heating and hot water system upgrades; andLot 2: Property technical assessment, system design, supply, installation, aftercare and removal of electric vehicle (EV) charger units.

Community Energy Scotland

street: Highlands and Islands Social Enterprise Zone, 67a Castle Street

postalCode: IV2 3DU

R. S. Merriman Ltd

street: Cairston Rd

postalCode: KW16 3JW


name: NORTH WESTERN UNIVERSITIES PURCHASING CONSORTIUM LIMITED

title: Promotional Merchandise

description:
The NWUPC Ltd is seeking to establish a multi-provider Framework Agreement on behalf of the members of
                  NWUPC Ltd, APUC, HEPCW, LUPC, NEUPC, SUPC and CPC for the Supply of Promotional Merchandise.
                  Tenderers shall accept and acknowledge that by issuing this Invitation to Tender (ITT) NWUPC Ltd shall not
                  be bound to accept any Tender and reserves the right not to conclude a Framework Agreement for
                  Promotional Merchandise for which Tenders are invited nor does it constitute an offer to enter into a
                  contractual relationship. All costs incurred in relation to preparing and submitting a Tender are to be borne by
                  the Tenderer. NWUPC Ltd shall not accept liability for any associated costs sustained by Tenderers. This
                  Framework Agreement will commence on 1st December 2018 for an initial period of thirty six (36) months
                  until 30th November 2021 with the option to extend the Agreement for twelve (12) months until 30th
                  November 2021 subject to satisfactory Economic Operator performance. The Framework Agreement will be
                  split into three (3) lots as follows: Lot 1 - Promotional Merchandise Lot 2 - Vouchers and Gift Cards Lot 3 -
                  Promotional Clothing The Tenderer can apply for a single lot or for multiple lots. You will need to complete
                  and return a separate ITT for each of the lots You wish to apply for. You must indicate in section 4 Lot
                  Application which of the lots You wish to apply for. Tenderers cannot apply for both Lots 1 and Lots 3. If You
                  apply for both lots then clarification will be sought and You must select either Lot 1 or Lot 3. Successful
                  award on a particular lot does not enable You to supply under any other Lot.

street: Albert House,17 Bloom Street,


title: FW0053 Low Loader Hire Framework

description: To ensure the continuity of business delivery within land management for various operations, harvesting and marketing, civil engineering and workshop repairs we require our own heavy plant machinery, grab tanks and site safes to be transported on a single journey. Heavy plant will consists of harvesters, forwarders, tractors and a rock drill to be moved from site to site, site to workshop or external repair agencies as and when required.

Forestry Commission

street: Silvan House, 231 Corstorphine Road

postalCode: EH12 7AT

Drumclog plant Ltd

street: The yard, Drumclog

postalCode: ML10 6QQ

W & W MACKIE

street: Whiteside, Alford

postalCode: AB33 8DE

Galt Transport

street: Broadmeadow Industrial Estate

postalCode: G82 2AT

Luce Bay Plant Hire Ltd

street: Droughduil, Dunragit

postalCode: DG9 8QA


name: New Road Service Station Real Coach Hire

title: Wiltshire Council Passenger Transport DPS Sept 2017

description: This is a quarterly award notice, for Lot 1, large vehicles, Wiltshire council passenger Transport DPS 2017.This award period covers contracts awarded through August 2018 to October 2018.

Wiltshire Council

street: Wiltshire Council, County Hall, Bythesea Road

postalCode: BA14 8JN

Go South Coast

street: Towngate House 2-8 Parkstone Road

postalCode: BH15 2PR

Pewsey Vale Coaches

street: Hollybush Lane

postalCode: SN9 5BB

Frome Minibuses

street: Georges Ground Marston Trading Estate

postalCode: BA11 4RP

street: New Road Codford

postalCode: BA12 0NS

South West Coaches

street: Southgate Road

postalCode: BA9 9EB

Go South Coast

street: Towgate House 2-8 Parkstone Road

Libra Travel Ltd

street: Buckland Down Cottage, Buckland Down, Buckland Dinham

postalCode: Ba11 2RG

Beeline (R &R) Coaches Ltd

street: Warminster Business Park, Furnax Lane

postalCode: BA12 8PE

Frome Minibuses Ltd

street: Georges Ground, Marston Trading Estate


title: CCOF18A08 MoD Hereford 2

description: Storage requirement on MoD base in Hereford.

street: Floor 9, The Capital Building, Old Hall Street,

postalCode: L3 9PP

name: Crown Commercial Service on behalf of Ministry of Defence : Ministry of Defence


title: NLV Pole Star - Aquamaster Thrusters Overhaul

description: Provision of Rolls-Royce Service Engineers

Northern Lighthouse Board

street: 84 George Street,

postalCode: EH2 3DA

Rolls-Royce Power Engineering PLC

postalCode: KY11 9JT


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

title: Ad Hoc Taxi services for 8 passengers or less

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall

postalCode: E17 4JF

Leyton Midland Cars

street: High Road, Leyton

postalCode: E10 6RF


title: Emergency Traffic Management Provision Review

description: Highways England is looking to set up a contract for the provision of specialist research to review the effectiveness and safety benefits of service provider ETM in comparison to traffic officer ETM under a range of conditions. Additionally, the research project will identify ways in which traffic officer ETM could be modified or enhanced, through the provision of upgraded or new equipment so that it is effective under a broader range of conditions and can be considered both safe and effective for longer.

Highways England

street: The Cube,

postalCode: B1 1RN


description: Home support — Physical support 65+.

title: Home Support — Physical Support 65+

description: Home support — Physical support 65+.

London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6

postalCode: N22 8LE

Servesoul

street: 67A 2nd Floor Camden High Street, London

postalCode: NW1 7JL


title: Supported Housing for Complex Needs

description:
This contract is to provide needs led and flexible supported housing service for young people. The aim of all the services is to provide appropriate, safe, supported accommodation to vulnerable young people in housing need during their transition into adulthood.

                The contract will provide a Short Term Assessment and Emergency Accommodation Service, a shared living and semi-independent living & floating support service and Supported Lodgings

Gateshead Council

street: Civic Centre, Regent Street

postalCode: NE8 1HH


description: Home support — Physical support 18-64

title: Home Support — Physical Support 18-64

description: Home support — Physical support 18-64

Kanssas Home Care Ltd

street: Unit W63

postalCode: N17 9TA


title: CA4463 - CPC20: Outsourced Catering Services

description:
Outsourced Catering Services

          To access this competition:

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          Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA4463.

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          Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA4463 as the reason for registration.

           Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

ASSET Education

street: Woodbridge Road,

postalCode: IP4 2LT

Edwards & Blake Ltd

street: 1 Beacon House

postalCode: PE37 7XJ


title: Cheadle Hulme High School

description: Existing school for 1650 students, including 300 students in the 6th Form.A good quality and reliable cleaning service has a major effect on the whole learning environment for all our students, staff and visitors and this is why The Laurus Trust is insistent about maintaining a high quality learning environment for everyone by having exceptionally high cleaning standards.When asked what would negatively impact their perception and learning experience, students often report the thought of unclean classrooms, dirty floors, spills or stains, dusty surfaces, poorly maintained and unclean toilets, hygiene rooms and dirty glass and windows. So a high quality cleaning service really matters.It’s essential to The Laurus Trust that the contractors bidding for this tender think broadly about all issues and not just the core cleaning service to compete and be successful in obtaining the contracts of the schools within the Trust.We would like the contractors to always be on the lookout for new ways of doing things, coming up with new solutions for many common problems.We need contractors that will deliver service continuity, ensure standards are maintained and a contractor where the employees all take a high level of pride of their work, have ownership, are diligent, hardworking and always prepared to go the extra mile, be at work on time and turn up every day because they want to be part of our success, having a ‘here today – here tomorrow’ approach, which in a large yet highly competitive market, it’s these often-forgotten factors that can be the difference between the provision of a good and an excellent cleaning service.Contractors are requested to ensure they consider all the aspects of service delivery and think carefully about the cleaning requirements needed to keep the buildings pristine.The Laurus Trust wants to ensure the level of service currently provided is maintained and may be even enhanced. We need to be sure you can consistently deliver to our high expectations without excuses.The Trust already knows that the successful provision of cleaning services is very much dependent on the development of a good working relationship between the Estates team of a facility and the contractor’s supervisor and cleaning team on site. The contractor is expected to use its best endeavours to cultivate such a relationship to benefit the smooth running of each establishment.Crucially the contractor's supervisor will be expected to advise the Estates team of a facility of any problems or defects arising in the Location.Key factors for the Trust are:— a suitable and workable staffing structure to ensure that sufficient cleaning operators are on site every day to maintain the buildings within the core cleaning hours am and pm,— flexibility of service delivery,— what cover arrangements will be applied when inevitably some staff are off with illness,— supervision arrangements,— management involvement,— monitoring of standards and service delivery,— availability and responsiveness of management to any issues raised.It is intended that the initial contract shall run for a period of 3 years, with the ability to extend by a further 2 years with agreement with both parties and depending on operational and financial performance.Further information is provided in the tender documents.

title: Didsbury High School

description: Secondary School opening in September 2019, with a new 6th Form from 2021/2. There will be 210 students in 2019 increasing to 1350 (including the 6th Form) in 2022.A good quality and reliable cleaning service has a major effect on the whole learning environment for all our students, staff and visitors and this is why The Laurus Trust is insistent about maintaining a high quality learning environment for everyone by having exceptionally high cleaning standards.When asked what would negatively impact their perception and learning experience, students often report the thought of unclean classrooms, dirty floors, spills or stains, dusty surfaces, poorly maintained and unclean toilets, hygiene rooms and dirty glass and windows. So a high quality cleaning service really matters.It’s essential to The Laurus Trust that the contractors bidding for this tender think broadly about all issues and not just the core cleaning service to compete and be successful in obtaining the contracts of the schools within the Trust.We would like the contractors to always be on the lookout for new ways of doing things, coming up with new solutions for many common problems.We need contractors that will deliver service continuity, ensure standards are maintained and a contractor where the employees all take a high level of pride of their work, have ownership, are diligent, hardworking and always prepared to go the extra mile, be at work on time and turn up every day because they want to be part of our success, having a ‘here today – here tomorrow” approach, which in a large yet highly competitive market, it’s these often-forgotten factors that can be the difference between the provision of a good and an excellent cleaning service.Contractors are requested to ensure they consider all the aspects of service delivery and think carefully about the cleaning requirements needed to keep the buildings pristine.The Laurus Trust wants to ensure the level of service currently provided is maintained and may be even enhanced. We need to be sure you can consistently deliver to our high expectations without excuses.The Trust already knows that the successful provision of cleaning services is very much dependent on the development of a good working relationship between the Estates team of a facility and the contractor’s supervisor and cleaning team on site. The contractor is expected to use its best endeavours to cultivate such a relationship to benefit the smooth running of each establishment.Crucially the contractor's supervisor will be expected to advise the Estates team of a facility of any problems or defects arising in the Location.Key factors for the Trust are:— a suitable and workable staffing structure to ensure that sufficient cleaning operators are on site every day to maintain the buildings within the core cleaning hours am and pm.— flexibility of service delivery,— what cover arrangements will be applied when inevitably some staff are off with illness,— supervision arrangements,— management involvement,— monitoring of standards and service delivery,— availability and responsiveness of management to any issues raised.It is intended that the initial contract shall run for a period of 3 years, with the ability to extend by a further 2 years with agreement with both parties and depending on operational and financial performance.Further information is provided in the tender documents.

title: Laurus Cheadle Hulme and Cheadle Hulme Primary School

description: Laurus Cheadle Hulme: Secondary school opened in September 2018 for 210 students. There will be 420 students from September 2019 and will eventually accommodate 1050 students. It is co-located with Cheadle Hulme Primary School but has separate kitchen and dining facilities.Cheadle Hulme Primary School: Primary school and nursery opened in September 2018 for 60 Primary students and 20 Nursery children. There will be 120 primary school pupils from September 2019 and approximately 30 children in nursery. It will eventually accommodate 420 primary pupils and 30 nursery children when full.A good quality and reliable cleaning service has a major effect on the whole learning environment for all our students, staff and visitors and this is why The Laurus Trust is insistent about maintaining a high quality learning environment for everyone by having exceptionally high cleaning standards.When asked what would negatively impact their perception and learning experience, students often report the thought of unclean classrooms, dirty floors, spills or stains, dusty surfaces, poorly maintained and unclean toilets, hygiene rooms and dirty glass and windows. So a high quality cleaning service really matters.It’s essential to The Laurus Trust that the contractors bidding for this tender think broadly about all issues and not just the core cleaning service to compete and be successful in obtaining the contracts of the schools within the Trust.We would like the contractors to always be on the lookout for new ways of doing things, coming up with new solutions for many common problems.We need contractors that will deliver service continuity, ensure standards are maintained and a contractor where the employees all take a high level of pride of their work, have ownership, are diligent, hardworking and always prepared to go the extra mile, be at work on time and turn up every day because they want to be part of our success, having a ‘here today – here tomorrow’ approach, which in a large yet highly competitive market, it’s these often-forgotten factors that can be the difference between the provision of a good and an excellent cleaning service.Contractors are requested to ensure they consider all the aspects of service delivery and think carefully about the cleaning requirements needed to keep the buildings pristine.The Laurus Trust wants to ensure the level of service currently provided is maintained and may be even enhanced. We need to be sure you can consistently deliver to our high expectations without excuses.The Trust already knows that the successful provision of cleaning services is very much dependent on the development of a good working relationship between the Estates team of a facility and the contractor’s supervisor and cleaning team on site. The contractor is expected to use its best endeavours to cultivate such a relationship to benefit the smooth running of each establishment.Crucially the contractor's supervisor will be expected to advise the Estates team of a facility of any problems or defects arising in the Location.Key factors for the Trust are:— a suitable and workable staffing structure to ensure that sufficient cleaning operators are on site every day to maintain the buildings within the core cleaning hours am and pm,— flexibility of service delivery,— what cover arrangements will be applied when inevitably some staff are off with illness,— supervision arrangements,— management involvement,— monitoring of standards and service delivery,— availability and responsiveness of management to any issues raised.It is intended that the initial contract shall run for a period of 3 years, with the ability to extend by a further 2 years with agreement with both parties and depending on operational and financial performance.Further information is provided in the tender documents.

title: Laurus Ryecroft

description: Secondary school opened in September 2018 for 155 students. There will be approximately 310 students in September 2019. Once it moves into permanent accommodation it will then have an intake of 210 pupils per year from 2020. The sixth form is due to open in 2021 or 2022, depending on building progress and will accommodate 300 students. The school will accommodate 1 350 students when full.A good quality and reliable cleaning service has a major effect on the whole learning environment for all our students, staff and visitors and this is why The Laurus Trust is insistent about maintaining a high quality learning environment for everyone by having exceptionally high cleaning standards.When asked what would negatively impact their perception and learning experience, students often report the thought of unclean classrooms, dirty floors, spills or stains, dusty surfaces, poorly maintained and unclean toilets, hygiene rooms and dirty glass and windows. So a high quality cleaning service really matters.It’s essential to The Laurus Trust that the contractors bidding for this tender think broadly about all issues and not just the core cleaning service to compete and be successful in obtaining the contracts of the schools within the Trust.We would like the contractors to always be on the lookout for new ways of doing things, coming up with new solutions for many common problems.We need contractors that will deliver service continuity, ensure standards are maintained and a contractor where the employees all take a high level of pride of their work, have ownership, are diligent, hardworking and always prepared to go the extra mile, be at work on time and turn up every day because they want to be part of our success, having a ‘here today – here tomorrow’ approach, which in a large yet highly competitive market, it’s these often-forgotten factors that can be the difference between the provision of a good and an excellent cleaning service.Contractors are requested to ensure they consider all the aspects of service delivery and think carefully about the cleaning requirements needed to keep the buildings pristine.The Laurus Trust wants to ensure the level of service currently provided is maintained and may be even enhanced. We need to be sure you can consistently deliver to our high expectations without excuses.The Trust already knows that the successful provision of cleaning services is very much dependent on the development of a good working relationship between the Estates team of a facility and the contractor’s supervisor and cleaning team on site. The contractor is expected to use its best endeavours to cultivate such a relationship to benefit the smooth running of each establishment.Crucially the contractor's supervisor will be expected to advise the Estates team of a facility of any problems or defects arising in the Location.Key factors for the Trust are:— a suitable and workable staffing structure to ensure that sufficient cleaning operators are on site every day to maintain the buildings within the core cleaning hours am and pm,— flexibility of service delivery,— what cover arrangements will be applied when inevitably some staff are off with illness,— supervision arrangements,— management involvement,— monitoring of standards and service delivery,— availability and responsiveness of management to any issues raised.It is intended that the initial contract shall run for a period of 3 years, with the ability to extend by a further 2 years with agreement with both parties and depending on operational and financial performance.Further information is provided in the tender documents.

title: The Laurus Trust — Tender for Cleaning Services

description: The successful Supplier will be required to provide cleaning services for The Laurus Trust at the following locations:— Laurus Ryecroft,— Laurus Cheadle Hulme,— Cheadle Hulme Primary School,— Didsbury High School,— Cheadle Hulme High School.The cleaning service provision to the Trust is a mixture of primary and secondary schools, including new builds and existing schools. To ensure that best value principles are applied the Governors and Senior Leaders of the Trust have decided to tender for the cleaning services.Further information is provided in the SQ Document.

The Laurus Trust

street: c/o Cheadle Hulme High School, Woods Lane

postalCode: SK8 7JY


name: Tower Hamlets CCG Pediatric Audiology Services for Children and Young people at Tier 3 level

description: The provider should also take part in and maintain accreditation to defined quality standards operating under the umbrella of the United Kingdom Accreditation Schemes (UKAS) / Improving Quality in Physiological Services (IQIPS). The commissioned service will be able to work alongside the multi-disciplinary and multi-agency teams in Health, Education, Social Services and Voluntary Sector to ensure the needs of patients and their families are met. This joint approach will be reflective as necessary at all stages of the clinical pathway from antenatal to end of life needs to ensure a seamless service to patients. Full text see Contracts Finder Ad.

title: Title: Tower Hamlets CCG Pediatric Audiology Services for children and young people at Tier 3 level

description: This is a Market Testing Notice. The object of this service is to provide clinical leadership and medical input to the 3rd tier Pediatric Audiology service. Tower Hamlets CCG aims to achieve the best health and well-being outcomes for all babies, children and young people with hearing difficulty through the provision of a high quality Audiologist-led service, with Audiovestibular Consultant Input, that meet their needs.The Provider will demonstrate compliance with up to date evidence of clinical governance and effectiveness. The service should demonstrate how post-screening standards are met for the NHS Newborn Hearing Screening Quality Standards produced in 2010.

street: Tower Hamlets CCG, Alderney Building, Mile End Hospital

postalCode: E1 4DG


title: The Varne Services Engineer Consultant Services

description:
Folkestone & Hythe District Council is seeking the service of a Services Engineer Consultant to assist the Architect/lead consultant to develop the project for 4 properties residential development at Varne, The Green, Greatstone, Kent.

                        The appointment of Services Engineer Consultant is to carry out specialist roles and advise on all aspect the project through the next phases (RIBA Stage 3) to completion. Initial concept proposals have been produced by Architect/Lead Consultant (copy supplied) for planning pre-application discussions with the Planning department.

                        Outline planning permission with reserved matters for "appearance and landscaping" has been granted. The development of 4 dwellings would to be completed and retained by F&HDC for high quality holiday rentals. Please refer to the Specification document for a detailed description of the scope of services required.

                        The opportunity is accessible via Kent Business Portal (https://www.kentbusinessportal.org.uk)

Folkestone and Hythe District Council

street: Civic Centre,

postalCode: CT20 2QY

PCS Consulting Services Ltd

postalCode: TN18 5DU


title: 18-055 Warwick Street Phase 1 Metal Fencing

description: This is an award via the Rotherham MBC External Works Framework agreement against Lot 2 - Fencing

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

ROTHERHAM METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL

street: Riverside House,

postalCode: S60 1AE

Campbell Design & Engineering Ltd

street: 3 Main Street

postalCode: DN10 5HF


title: GB-Shrewsbury: DMNH 016 - Shrewsbury Integrated Transport Package - Town Centre Package 1

description:
NOTE: This notice was updated on 06 September 2018 for the following reason: The award to P Casey (Land Reclamation) Ltd. on 21st April 2018 did not proceed.
                        Shropshire Council awarded the above contract to McPhillips (Wellington) Ltd. on 30th July 2018
                        Period of Work Start date: 10/09/2018
                        Period of Work End date: 19/04/2019(This is an award notice for Principal Contractors for the next phase of the Shrewsbury Integrated Transport Package, which consists of Public Realm Enhancements located at three separate sites along Town Walls, Murivance and Claremont Bank corridor as follows:
                        •Town Walls/Belmont at the Crescent Lane junction.
                        •Town Walls and Murivance in the vicinity of Swan Hill and St John's Hill.
                        •St Chad's Terrace and Claremont Bank
                        At these sites kerbs will be realigned to provide wider footways and new pedestrian crossing points. The footways will be repaved with high-quality natural stone and other conservation grade paving materials. The existing drainage will be upgraded where required and is planned to include sustainable attenuation measures where possible. The existing street lighting will be upgraded. Carriageway resurfacing will also be undertaken. Some new street furniture is proposed. The traffic signs along the entire length of Town Walls/Murivance/St Chad's Terrace/Claremont Bank is to be upgraded where required, with the creation of a new restricted parking zone. This will also entail the removal of the existing parking restriction markings.)

Shropshire Council

street: Shirehall, Abbey Foregate

postalCode: SY2 6ND

P Casey (Land Reclamation) Ltd.

postalCode: OU2 9PS


title: Complexity Evaluation Framework

description:
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is commissioning research to develop a "complexity evaluation framework", which is intended to inform the commissioning of evaluation across the remit of Defra (which includes the environment, food, farming, fishing and rural affairs).

                   The use of the term 'evaluation framework' in this context describes a structure and set of guiding principles to shape evaluation approaches for different programs or initiatives.

                   The primary purpose of this framework is to equip Defra commissioners of evaluation (which may include analysts and policy makers), with a checklist of core considerations to ensure that evaluations are robust and sufficiently consider the implications of complexity theory. The framework is intended to increase the use and usability of evaluation for both commissioned and internally-led evaluation across the department. The final output is intended to be an actionable complexity evaluation framework, accompanied by a supporting evidence report to be used as a resource in commissioning evaluation.

Defra Network eTendering Portal

street: 17 Nobel House,

postalCode: SW1P 3JR

CECAN Ltd

postalCode: GU2 7XH


measure: foreignBidsFromEU

name: Police & Crime Commissioner for South Wales

description: Independent child advocacy services working with children and young people at risk of child sexual exploitation in the South Wales Police area.

title: Contract for the Provision of Child Advocacy Services

description: Independent Child Advocacy Services, working with children and young people at risk of child sexual exploitation in the South Wales Police area.

street: Police Headquarters, Cowbridge Road

postalCode: CF31 3SU

Barnardo's

street: Barnardo's, Trident Court East Moors Road

postalCode: CF24 5TD


title: Waste Disposal

description: Call off from FCO Services contract XLY446/001/10

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveDialogueOJEU

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH

Veolia ES (UK) Limited

postalCode: N1 9JY


title: Skype Rooom Systems Replacement Hardware

description: The Department is piloting Skype Room Solutions across its six corporate centres. The Skype Room Solutions are currently set up and in working order. However, we need to replace the requested kit, as the hardware is currently on loan from a supplier.

Department for Work and Pensions

street: 2 St. Peter's Square,

postalCode: M2 3AA

Computacenter

postalCode: AL10 9TW


description: PSI — Trowbridge.

title: PSI — Trowbridge

description: PSI — Trowbridge.

Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

Cheerful Elegant Healthcare Ltd

street: 58 James Street

postalCode: CF10 5EZ


title: Royal Navy DARE - Inter Agency, MACP, Crisis Co-Ord and Futher Utility Trial - MOSAIC Evaluation of Wider Application

description: Royal Navy DARE: Inter-Agency, MACP, Crisis Co-Ordination and Further Utility Trial - MOSAIC - Evaluation of Wider Application

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

street: Main Building,Horse Guards Avenue Whitehall,

AIRBOX AEROSPACE LIMITED

postalCode: OX12 9FA


description: Older people — Llandaff North.

title: Older People — Llandaff North

description: Older people — Llandaff North.

Thistle Care Ltd

street: 96 Whitchurch Road

postalCode: CF14 3LY


title: Receipt, Transport & Treatment By Recycling Of Contract Recyclables

description:
Text to be corrected in the original notice:
                                        Place of text to be modified: IV.2.2
                                        Instead of: 04/01/2019 12:00
                                        Read: 10/01/2019 12:00
                                        Other additional information: The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.
                                        Basildon Borough Council is seeking to let a contract(s) for the receipt, transport and treatment by Recycling of Contract Recyclables collected from households on behalf of itself and by four other Essex waste collection authorities (Brentwood Borough Council; Rochford District Council; Uttlesford District Council; and Castle Point Borough Council

Basildon Borough Council

street: The Basildon Centre, St Martins Square

postalCode: SS14 1DL


title: Consultant for Campus Water Management Plan

description:
Tenders are invited from interested parties for a Consultant to create a formal strategy to ensure that the campus supply water network, owned and operated by the University, is fit for purpose both today and in the future.

            As part of this strategy there is also a requirement to assist in the Pipework Replacement Programme by providing the Specification and working with our procurement team to tender for a multi-year Pipework Replacement Programme to modernise our network.  Focusing on those areas identified within the strategy as at most risk, we require the consultant to provide the design, cost analysis, CDM management and contract administration on our behalf.

            You are required to co-ordinate the Water Management Plan at Keele University in accordance with the Tender Specification and drawings  as separate documents.

            Keele University are looking to appoint a single Service Provider to co-ordinate the delivery of all of the services required as detailed in the Tender Specification.  Please note that Keele University reserves the right to amend the specification and award some or all of the range of services as contained within Section 2 of the ITT.

            The contract is estimated to run for a period of approximately 6 months, commencing November 2018.  Details will be agreed and confirmed with the Service Provider following the award of the contract.  The estimated total value of the contract over its duration is £25,000 excluding VAT.

Keele University

street: Keele, Keele

postalCode: ST5 5BG


title: Refurbishment Off-Site

description: Refurbishment of Off-site office facilities

title: Off-Site Office Refurbishment Projects

description: Refurbishment works to a number of Off-Site facilities in order to support the Sellafield Ltd Site Accommodation Strategy. Scope includes; procurement of office furniture, equipment and electrical upgrades.

procurementMethod: direct

Sellafield Ltd

street: Hinton House, Birchwood Park Avenue

postalCode: WA3 6GR

Mitie Ltd

street: 1 Harlequin Office Park

postalCode: BS16 7FN


title: Property Insurance

description: Property insurance:In the event of damage to the property insured stated in the schedule and occurring during the period of insurance the insurer will pay to the insured the value of the property at the time of its damage or at the insurer’s option indemnify the insured by reinstatement, replacement or repair.Provided always that the liability of the insurer will not exceed:(a) in the whole the total sum insured or in respect of any item its sum insured or any other limit of liability stated in the schedule at the time of the Damage;(b) the sum insured or limit remaining after deduction for any other Damage occurring during.The same period of insurance unless the insurer has agreed to reinstate any such sum insured or limit.

title: Personal Accident

description: Personal accident — please refer to the specification for details.

title: Liability

description: Employers' liability:The insurer will indemnify the insured in respect of all sums which the insured may become legally liable to pay as damages in respect of injury caused during the period of insurance to any employee arising out of and in the course of their employment by the insured in the business.In addition to any claim for damages the insurer will pay costs and expenses.Public/products liability:Legal liability to pay damages and claimant’s costs and expenses for:(a) accidental bodily injury or illness to any person (other than employees);(b) accidental loss of or damage to third party property;(c) accidental obstruction, accidental trespass, accidental nuisance, accidental interference with pedestrian, road, rail, air or waterborne traffic, accidental invasion of the right of privacy, accidental interference with any right of air, light, water or way, wrongful interference with goods arising out of the usual activities of the Authority and resulting from events occurring during the period of insurance.Costs and expenses to defend claims payable in addition.Official’s indemnity:Indemnity to the insured for all sums which the insured shall become legally liable to pay as compensation for financial loss occasioned by an error committed or alleged to have been committed by any employee, which forms part of, or arises from, any powers conferred or duties placed upon that employee, arising out of the performance and exercise of the insured’s statutory functions and powers, in connection with the business occurring after the retroactive date stated in the schedule and which is both first made as a claim against the insured and notified to the insurer during the period of insurance.Libel and slander:Indemnify the insured in respect of all sums which the insured may become legally liable to pay as damages for:(a) libels appearing in any publications normal in the business by:(i) any member provided such publications were specifically authorised by the insured;(ii) any employee;(b) slanders in oral utterances made by any member or employee arising out of and in the course of:(i) the discharge of official duties on behalf of the insured;(ii) in the case of a member the insured’s official business at meetings or of the insured or its committees or subcommittees or any occasion when the member is specifically authorised to represent the insured.For which a claim is first made against the insured and notified to the insurer during the period of insurance or within 12 months of this part ceasing to operate.

title: West London Waste Authority

description: On behalf of West London Waste Authority, Harrow Council is seeking tenders for the provision of Liability insurance, Property insurance, and Personal Accident insurance.The period of insurance will be 1.4.2019 to 31.3.2020, renewable annually, as part of a 3 year long-term agreement, with the option to extend for a further 2 years in increments of 12 months at the sole discretion of the Authority and based on the same terms and conditions.

Harrow Council

street: Civic Centre

postalCode: HA1 2XY

Risk Management Partners Ltd

street: 67 Lombard St

postalCode: EC3V 9LJ


title: New Charter Housing Group Energy Tender 2018

description: Supply of approx 648 NHH supplies with approx EAC 4,977,756 kWh. 8 HH Supplies with approx EAC 1,526,733 kwh. 68 Gas Meters with approx AQ 14,204,790. Fully fixed contract for 12 months from 1.6.2018.

New Charter Housing Group

street: 249 Cavendish Street

postalCode: OL6 7AT

SSE Business Energy

street: Grampian House, 200 Dunkeld Road

postalCode: PH1 3GH


title: PR4068 - Small Power Services Remediation Works-Tendered and Awarded

description:
Tendered and Awarded
      Replacement of some Distribution boards with new.
      Replacement of circuit protection devices.
      Undertaking investigations and testing to validate circuits.
      These works were sub divided into the following departments:
      Bridges Ward;
      Eddington Ward;
      Block D Old Plant Room
      Block D New Plant Room
      Block D Lift Motor Room
      Block E Birthing Unit
      Block E Maternity Unit
      Block D Baby Care Unit

Partners Procurement Service

street: Level 2 Kenwood Wing, The Whittington Hospital

postalCode: N19 5NF

UKSE Group

postalCode: GU34 2QG


description: The Contract Award will be based on the most economically advantageous tender in terms of the criteria stated below:1) Cost: overall fees mapped against proposed resources and total hours included in fee offer: weighting 40 %2) Responses given to the Questionnaire at Part 3 — financial capacity, quality/health and safety, technical and professional ability, added value: weighting 60 %.

title: Relocation of RML 497

description: A summary of this tenders scope is as follows:1) Towage of the vessel from her moorings on the River Itchen to a suitable lift out location onThe Solent;2) Lift out of the vessel onto the free supply transportation cradle, ensuring the site canAccommodate the proposed barge;3) Transportation of the vessel via the barge from the lift out location to Hartlepool, ensuringCompliance with MCA and Port requirements en route;4) On arrival at Hartlepool, the ship and transportation cradle to be lifted from the barge andTransported via road to NMRN Hartlepool;5) Secure the vessel in the car park of NMRN Hartlepool.

Artelia Group

street: High Holborn House, 52-54 High Holborn

postalCode: WC1V 6RL


description: Older People — Rumney.

title: Older People — Rumney

description: Older People — Rumney.

Cardiff Homecare Ltd

street: unit 6 castleton court

postalCode: CF3 0LT


title: Soft Market Test — Healthy Schools Service — Cambridgeshire and Peterborough

description: This is not an Invitation To Tender Cambridgeshire County Council and Peterborough City Council are inviting Providers of healthy schools services to complete this soft market testing exercise. Participants are invited to respond to the questions in Section 3 of the Soft Market Testing document. Please complete the questionnaire within the Soft Market Testing document and return, via email to Amy.Hawkins@cambridgeshire.go.uk by 12:00 noon 16.4.2018. (The Soft Market Testing document is available at http://www.lgssprocurementportal.co.uk).


title: Holiday schemes lead for children and young people with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

description: For each Lot, the Service Provider will have a block contract with the Council to provide an agreed number of places, and will have the capacity to offer additional places on a spot purchase basis. The block contract with the Council will not in itself guarantee any particular level of spot purchasing to be transacted with the Service Provider, as this will be based on families’ choice as to what short break they would like to access.We’ve allocated the following estimated budget for Lot 1:Up to 75 000 GBP per annum for block and an estimated 81 000 GBP per annum for spot purchasing.

title: CS5386 Short Breaks: Holiday, Weekend and after School Short Breaks

description: Contract awarded for the provision of day time holiday, weekend and after school short breaks for children and young people with disabilities. The short breaks will enable and support children and young people with a disability to live ordinary family lives, to have fun, try new activities, gain independence and make friends. The service will also provide families with a short break from their caring responsibilities.

title: Holiday scheme lead for children and young people with complex medical needs

description: For each Lot, the Service Provider will have a block contract with the Council to provide an agreed number of places, and will have the capacity to offer additional places on a spot purchase basis. The block contract with the Council will not in itself guarantee any particular level of spot purchasing to be transacted with the Service Provider, as this will be based on families’ choice as to what short break they would like to access.We’ve allocated the following estimated budget for Lot 2:Up to 45 000 GBP per annum for block and an estimated 55 000 GBP per annum for spot purchasing.

title: Saturday and after school clubs

description: For each Lot, the Service Provider will have a block contract with the Council to provide an agreed number of places, and will have the capacity to offer additional places on a spot purchase basis. The block contract with the Council will not in itself guarantee any particular level of spot purchasing to be transacted with the Service Provider, as this will be based on families’ choice as to what short break they would like to access.We’ve allocated the following estimated budget for Lot 3:Up to 48 000 GBP per annum for block and an estimated 48 000 GBP per annum for spot purchasing.

title: CS5386 Short Breaks: Holiday, Weekend and After School Short Breaks

description: This is a contract for the provision of day time holiday, weekend and after school short breaks for children and young people with disabilities. The short breaks will enable and support children and young people with a disability to live ordinary family lives, to have fun, try new activities, gain independence and make friends. The service will also provide families with a short break from their caring responsibilities.

Tower Hamlets

street: Mulberry Place

postalCode: E14 2BG

The Tower Project

street: 45-55 Whitehorse Road

postalCode: E1 0ND


name: DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT, FOOD & RURAL AFFAIRS

title: Environment Agency - Channel Survey and Laser Scan of Bristol Frome and Midsomer Norton Culverts

description:
The purpose of this survey is to provide the client with an accurate georeferenced route of two large culverted sections of watercourse. The survey will also produce a 3D laser scan point cloud that can be used to help with maintenance and operation, as well as combined cross sections with river bed information suitable for river modelling.

          Culvert 1 is located in Bristol and is approximately 900m in length, while Culvert 2 is located in Midsomer Norton and is approximately 1100 meters in length.

street: Environment Agency, Rivers House, East Quay

postalCode: TA6 4YS


description: Supply and Maintnenance of Cord Blood Cell Separation System.

NHS Blood and Transplant

street: North Bristol Park, Filton

postalCode: BS34 7QH

Biosafe SA

countryName: CH


title: RSSB2722 - T1158- research into gauging economic analysis and business case for gauging strategy for GB

description:
RSSB is holding a Supplier Day on Thursday 16th August at RSSB's offices in London from 14:30 - 16:00.

      To attend please email the below email address by Wednesday 15th August:

      Shareditt@rssb.co.uk

      --
      Notification of Supplier Day and Request for Expressions of Interest
      RSSB research into gauging economic analysis and business case for gauging strategy for GB
      RSSB, on behalf of the rail industry, are seeking to understand ideas and capability to undertake research into better understanding the costs and benefits of a longer term gauging strategy
      Purpose
      This notification is to invite interested parties to attend a supplier day on 16th August 2018 and/or provide information through Expression of Interest (EoI).
      Through Vehicle/Structures System Interface Committee the rail industry has developed a vision and strategic initiatives with the overall aim to maximise capacity on Great Britain's Rail Network by adopting the largest cost-effective gauge over a core, nationwide network. This supplier day will offer more detail on the nature of the challenges and insight to the research idea. This will act as an opportunity to:
      • understand the research identified;
      • provide information regarding any pre-existing work suppliers may be aware of to inform project development;
      • support the understanding on the impact the research may provide to industry;
      • register interest in the research should RSSB decide to commission it for delivery.
      The EoI enables interested parties to put forward their capability and also provide any thinking that could support the development of the scope. To feed into the process, EoIs should be received by COP 13th August 2018.

      Background
      The Vehicle/Structures SIC (V/S SIC) exists to provide the focus for the interface between vehicles and the fixed infrastructure in the areas of physical clearance (gauging).  V/S SIC helps to coordinate the development of sustainable and improved future gauging methodologies that optimise the needs of customers and funders.
      V/S SIC have produced a document setting out a vision for the industry (See Appendix A) which addresses three key elements:
      • Size of Infrastructure
      • Size of Vehicles
      • Interface Considerations
      Within these elements aspirational targets for new build and various levels of upgrade projects have been proposed along with suggestions for further research topics that will be required to help deliver the vision.
      To enable the industry and key stakeholders to understand and adapt the strategy over a suitable timeframe an economic analysis of potential costs and benefits is needed.  The intention is that this would be carried out on a network wide basis and through a route case study.

      Scope of work
      At this early stage the scope of work is envisaged to be:
      • Establish a detailed understanding of costs for modifying infrastructure, including design, planning, construction, possession management, service disruption.

RAIL SAFETY AND STANDARDS BOARD LIMITED

street: THE HELICON 1 SOUTH PLACE,


description:
To carry out the pre-planned maintenance of all equipment including the planning and scheduling of all maintenance.
                  To supply a qualified and experienced fire alarm engineer to work under the control of the UoB Compliance team during normal working hours and carry out remedial and reactive repairs.

title: Fire Equipment Maintenance

University of Bristol

street: 1-9 Old Park Hill

postalCode: BS2 8BB