title: High Street Grants System

description: Historic England is a non-departmental public body created by statute in 1983. It was formerly known as 'English Heritage' but changed its name to 'Historic England' in 2015. We are the government's independent expert advisory service for England's historic built environment, providing advice and guidance to local authorities, property owners and the public. We champion historic places and help people to care for them, now and in the future. For more information about Historic England please see our website http://www.historicengland.org.uk/. One of Historic England’s core activities is managing grants that are disbursed to appropriate groups and individuals to undertake works that provide services or infrastructure to support heritage. Historic England were recently given approximately GBP 40 million grant funding as part of a new government initiative to reinvigorate English High Streets and are seeking to implement a software system to help manage this scheme. Historic England are actively seeing to procure a ‘Commercial off the Shelf’ (COTS) software solution and associated delivery and support services.

title: High Street Grants System

Historic England

postalCode: SN2 2EH


currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: Environment Agency: A standard approach to natural capital registers, accounts and scorecards

description: To develop and enhance a the Environment Agency's prototype Natural Capital Catchment Account, Register and Scorecard. Build on the work already done to develop and enhance the tools further through improving the evidence base and functionality, to create version 2.

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

D E F R A

street: Environment Agency, Goldcrest House, Alice Holt

postalCode: GU10 4LH

countryName: GB

Eftec

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


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

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

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

Leyton Midland Cars

street: High Road, Leyton

postalCode: E10 6RF


description: Futures Housing Group (FHG) seeks to appoint a suitably qualified and financially sound economic operator to manage our out of hours call handling and telecare response call monitoring service. All services to be carried out as per our scope of works within this ITT document. The tender will be let to a single economic operator with 2 similar work streams which have been individually described for clarity and to ensure bidders understand each particular need. — work stream 1: Out of hours call handling service, — work stream 2: Telecare response monitoring service.

title: OOH Call Handling and Telecare Monitoring Service

documentType: tenderNotice

Futures Housing Group

street: Asher Lane, Ripley

postalCode: DE5 3SW


title: Measuring the Drivers of residents satisfaction with housing

description: Awarded following evaluation of bids received.

procurementMethod: selective

London Borough of Enfield

street: B-Block North, Civic Centre, Silver Street

postalCode: EN1 3ES


description: Adults' personal home support 65+.

title: Adults' Personal Home Support 65+

description: Adults' personal home support 65+.

Care Nexus Limited

street: 8th Floor, Becketts House

postalCode: IG1 2QX


title: All lots and all CPV Codes as per original Contract Notice 2019/S 124-303043 issued on 26.7.2019.

description: Multidisciplinary Services may include but will not be limited to a combination of the following sub categories, which have been detailed high level: — civil engineering and structures, — mechanical and electrical engineering, — project and programme management, — asset management, — architectural services.

title: D5: Traffic Control Engineering

description: Traffic Control Engineering (TCE) forms part of the TfL Engineering Highways and Traffic Profession. TCE is accountable for discharging engineering technical authority for all TfL owned traffic control Infrastructure including Traffic Signals, Over-height Vehicle Detection (OVD) and Variable Message Signs (VMS).

title: A2: Multi Disciplinary Rail Engineering Services

description: Multidisciplinary Services may include but will not be limited to a combination of the following sub categories on Rail:  General Railway Infrastructure  Rolling Stock and Assets Advice  Railway Infrastructure, Rolling Stock and Asset Research  Railway asset management  Stations - including access, property, parking, mobility and security, Depots and stabling - strategy and advice  Signalling and systems - strategy and advice  Rolling stock - strategy and advice, management, acceptance, planning  Technical due diligence  Rail engineering, feasibility & operating advice  Power / electrification - strategy and advice  Telecommunications / CIS - strategy and advice  Railway infrastructure and assets commercial advice

title: D6: Traffic Signal Controller Configuration and Testing

description: The supplier shall demonstrate their ability to meet the delivery requirements for the writing and/or testing of Traffic Signal Controller Configurations. Ensuring what is specified in the detailed signal design (signal layout and controller specification) is reflected in the configuration.

title: B2: Fire and Safety Engineering

description: Fire Engineering involves specification, design, installation, inspection and audit necessary to support the delivery of Fire Engineering requirements. These services specifically enable the safe human habitation of buildings and aim to minimise the disruption to operations and maximise building use.

title: B3: Utilities Services

description: TfL require the collection of underground utilities to ensure asset owners are aware of their assets and locations and to also reduce the number of deaths and injuries due to underground asset strikes. Knowing utility locations can also determine the outcome of proposed highway works and to reduce unforeseen costs of future work.

title: B4: Pumps, Hydraulics & Drainage and Sustainable Drainage (SuDS)

description: Pumps, Hydraulics and Drainage is the provision of drainage and systems design (foul, surface and combined .), assessment and modelling (e.g. InfoWorks (ICM) / Microdrainage or similar), flood risk assessments, developing sustainable drainage strategies, advice on sustainability (SuDS) issues, hydrological analysis.

title: D7: Intelligent Transport Systems

description: Intelligent Transport Systems Engineering discipline encompasses the specification, design, assessment, implementation, support and assurance of Intelligent Transport Systems technology, including but not exclusive to Urban Traffic Control (UTC) systems,, digital communications and detectors for traffic control featuring advanced functionalities such as vehicle counting and classification.

title: B5: Earth Structures

description: Earth Structures are generally defined as cuttings and embankments and other natural slopes which have been constructed to provide a corridor and support for roads and rail transport infrastructure.

title: B6: Geotechnical Engineering and Site Investigation

description: Geotechnical Engineering is the provision of expert advice and support in assessing the stability and strength of soil and rock materials, as well as groundwater conditions.

title: B7: Ground Investigations

description: Ground Investigation services are required to meet TfL Project requirements. A full range of services are required, including but not limited to: 1. Cable Percussive Boring (Standard and Modular) 2. Rotary Drilling (All Methods) 3. Cone Penetration Testing (All Types) 4. Dynamic Sampling (Hand Held, Modular, Tracked) 5. Dynamic Probing (All Types) 6. Hand Dug and Machine Dug Trial Pitting and Trenching 7. Foundation Inspection Pitting 8. Concrete Coring 9. Geophysical Surveys 10. Utility Surveys to PAS 128 11. In-situ (Field) Testing (CBR, Plate Load Bearing, Self-Boring Pressuremeter 12. Soil and Rock Logging 13. Site Supervision 14. Instrumentation and Monitoring (Groundwater, Gas, Ground Movement) 15. Materials Testing 16. UXO Surveys and Supervision 17. UKAS/MCERTS Accredited Geotechnical/Environmental Soil, Rock and Aggregate Testing 18. Topographical Surveys 19. Ground Investigation Report (Factual) 20. Provision of AGS Data

title: B8: Topographical Surveys

description: Land and Measured Survey services are required to meet TfL Project requirements. A full range of measured survey services is required, including but not limited to:  Track, tunnel and platform surveys  Tunnel gauging  Embankment and cuttings – earthworks  General topographical surveys Control networks  High Definition Scanning (HDS) surveys for 3D modelling of stations, tunnels, bridges and buildings  Track and structure monitoring  Tunnel to surface correlation surveys  Highway surveys  Measured building surveys  Setting-out of new works

title: D8: Road Safety Audit & Collision Investigation

description: Road Safety Auditing is a defined process that considers operational road safety of a change to the highway. The requirements and procedure for the completion and delivery of Road Safety Audits, within Greater London, is defined in TfL’s Road Safety Audit Procedure (SQA-0170), the current edition is dated May 2014. The supplier shall demonstrate their ability to adhere to the delivery requirements of TfL’s Road Safety Audit Procedure SQA-0170 (Current edition dated May 2014).

title: B9: Engineering Business Management Consultancy Support

description: Engineering Business Management Consultancy Support may include but will not be limited to a combination of the following: Capabilities Details:  Provision of business management consultancy for TfL Engineering.  Provision of expertise to support the TfL Engineering’s matrix management.  Provision of expertise to support engineering business performance measurement and improvement (i.e. business process and business change management in an engineering environment)  Provision of expertise to support the development of a culture of innovation and technology led change.  Provision of expertise in the application of new technologies.  Provision of strategic and technical advisory services

title: B10: Road Tunnels, M&E and Systems

description: Road Tunnels comprise of a number of specialist M&E assets along with General building service requirements which span across a range of asset types found in the other areas of this section. The supplier shall demonstrate their ability to provide technical and professional support with regards to Road Tunnels and their Tunnel Service / plant room buildings

title: B11: Building Information Modelling (BIM)

description: BIM is a process involving the collaborative production, use and management of digital representations of the physical and functional characteristics of a facility / asset. Standards, Methods & Procedures (SMPs) and Digital Engineering are key components of BIM: Standards, Methods & Procedures: provide a consistent collaborative approach to the production, use and management of data and information Digital Engineering: the use, manipulation, simulation and analysis of digital data to inform decisions. Examples may include the use or application of virtual design (3D), virtual construction (4D), virtual estimating (5D), virtual energy / carbon management (6D), digital fabrication and the use of mobile technology

title: B12: Building Surveying and Condition Monitoring

description: Building surveyors advise on the maintenance and repair, redevelopment and/or alterations to existing buildings. They advise on the continued fitness for purpose of buildings, within client requirements and applicable Legislation, Regulation and LU Standards. They also provide advice on the design and construction of new and altered buildings on the TfL estate.

title: D9: Provision of arboricultural technical expertise

description: The technical specialism Arboriculture covers all matters relating to the disciplines of arboriculture and urban forestry including the management of street trees and woodlands.

title: B13: Buildings Control

description: Some parts of TfL are “Statutory Undertakers” with some exemption of procedural obligations under the Building Act 1984 but still require all new work and alterations to existing buildings to comply with the Building Regulations contained within Schedule 1. Other TfL modes do not act as “Statutory Undertakers” & so are required to engage independent Building Control Bodies (BCB) to ensure full compliance with procedural & substantive requirements of the Building Act 1984 & associated legislation. Timely TfL & Building Control advice is required to be given on new and altered TfL premises within the framework of relevant legislation relating to building works within TfL operational boundaries. Such works include demolitions, alterations, installations, maintenance, change of use, additions, removals and temporary works.

title: B14: Bridges and Structures

description: Bridges – Design and Assessment Engineering involves the design and assessment of rail and road bridges. It includes a wide range of bridge structures including overbridges, underbridges, footbridges, arches & viaducts, tenanted arches, pipe bridges, culverts, subways, retaining structures and gantries.

title: B15: Buildings and Structures

description: Buildings and Structures services include initial advice for business cases and feasibility studies, through concept and detailed design stages to full construction and handover. It requires the utilisation of computer software packages to undertake analysis, design and specialist assessment, such as vibration, dynamic response and fire resistance.

title: B16: Marine Engineering

description: The supplier shall be able to demonstrate their knowledge and ability to communicate with and advise their client in the following areas in the marine environment: a) Marine Structures Engineering b) Architecture c) Marine Vessel Engineering d) Marine Asset Incident Investigation

title: D10: Provision of horticultural technical expertise

description: The technical specialism of Horticulture covers all matters relating to the disciplines of landscape and horticulture, including shrub beds, bedding and grass verges.

title: B17: Obsolescence Management

description: IEC 62402 defines obsolescence as the, “Transition from being obtainable from the original manufacturer to becoming unobtainable”. The objective of Obsolescence Management in TfL is to ensure that the risks of obsolescence are effectively and economically managed to meet TfL's commitment to provide a world class, safe and reliable transport system for London.

title: B18: Tunnelling Engineering

description: Tunnelling Engineering describes the provision of a conduit or space under or through an obstacle, e.g. a road or rail system under a busy city centre or a road link underneath a river. Critical to the construction of the tunnel is the length, size and the ground & groundwater conditions.

title: C2: Non Transport Architecture

description: This applies to all stages of the project lifecycle from Outcome Definition to Handover and suppliers should demonstrate their capabilities within each stage. Buildings under the section ‘non-station architecture’ include: Office and Staff Support buildings – eg train crew accommodation, bus driver facilities 30 Staffed Operations buildings – eg control centres, surface transport ticket kiosks Un-staffed Operations buildings – signal equipment rooms Maintenance buildings – eg depot train sheds Storage buildings

title: D11: Provision of ‘built green infrastructure’ technical expertise

description: The technical specialism of ‘Built green infrastructure’ covers all matters relating to built green infrastructure including green walls and green roofs.

title: C3: Commercial Architecture Support

description: Architectural Commercial Support includes initial advice for business cases and feasibility studies, through concept and detailed design stages to full construction and handover. This applies to all stages of the project lifecycle from Outcome Definition to Handover and suppliers should demonstrate their capabilities within each stage. The supplier shall demonstrate their ability provide technical and professional support for architectural projects across a range of scales. Projects are most likely to include retail, office, residential and mixed use schemes but may include other typologies. Services may be procured across one or all of the RIBA stages (or equivalent), including concept design, feasibility, detailed design, construction information and monitoring. Works may be new build or refurbishment.

title: C4: Urban Design

description: Urban design involves the design, and advice on the design of new public realm, streetscape, public space and landscape architecture. Many of TfL’s projects involve or include changes to or new the creation of new areas of public realm, which in turn provide the setting for new, renewed or upgraded transport infrastructure. This applies to all stages of the project lifecycle from Outcome Definition to Handover and suppliers should demonstrate their capabilities within each stage

title: C5: Structural Engineering – Architectural Design

description: To support the design of Architectural projects this lot seeks specialist structural engineering and design expertise associated with the following; — Station Canopies — Bridges, cantilevered walkways and cycleways — Visual Concrete — Architecturally designed retaining structures — Complex internal structural adjustments — Complex, lightweight or specialist building structural design The Lot applies to all stages of the project lifecycle from Outcome Definition to Handover and suppliers should demonstrate their capabilities within each stage.

title: D12: Bus Design Engineering

description: The delivery of successful bus designs or bus modifications depends on the following skill sets: • Validation of project and stakeholder requirements • Liaising closely with bus OEM, DVSA, VCA and other road vehicle authorised testing bodies • Liaising closely with bus engineering specialist and maintenance staff during the design process • Interfacing with other TfL engineering disciplines e.g. roads and building infrastructure, bus garage, bus stations, surface engineering power engineering and operations. • Carrying out any necessary visits to depots to investigate failure modes, examine reports, analyse results and develop innovative, cost-effective solutions in collaboration with engineers • Carrying-out any necessary site visits to depots to examine a range of bus designs/models types and conducting design correlation activities • Provision of competent and M2/M3 category passenger vehicle experience and specialist resources to design, check and approve designs • Knowledge of, or obtaining knowledge of and implement London bus design standards, operational performance and assurance arrangements • Availability of the supporting tools e.g. CAD, Software Development tools, or other tools, to support the production of the designs and drawings • Delivering all documentation to ensure the works can be built, installed, tested, commissioned and maintained over its design life

title: D2: Engineering Skills and Support

description: The supplier shall demonstrate their knowledge and ability to provide, support and deliver for the following engineering workstreams/skillsets: • Production of public consultation information including visualisations and use of Adobe Illustrator • Urban/Streetscape Design • Street Lighting Design • Hostile Vehicle Mitigation and Vehicle Restraint System Design • Local Area Traffic Modelling (using packages as LINSIG2, TRANSYT, PICADY) • Highway Drainage/SUDS design • AutoCAD Civil 3D • Environmental Impact Assessments • Sustainability Audits • Risk Management • Assurance/Quality Management/Design Auditing • Engineering support for assessment of planning applications and development control • Whole life project cost estimating • Healthy Streets Designer Checks • Scheme Monitoring/Benefits realisation

title: D3: Ad Hoc Survey Procurement/Data Collection and Analysis

description: The supplier shall demonstrate their knowledge and ability to deliver and analyse if required the following surveys: • PAS 128 Survey (Cat A-D)/Statutory undertaker surveys • Traffic Counts (OD/Classified/Pedestrian/Speed) • Topographic/Sign Surveys • Kerbside Activity Surveys • Drainage CCTV Surveys • Street Lighting Surveys • Noise and Vibration Surveys • Ground Conditions/Site Investigations/Trial Holes • Air Quality Surveys • Archaeological Surveys • Environmental Surveys

title: D4: Highways Engineering

description: Highway Engineering services are required to enable the safe and cost efficient operation and maintenance of the TfL road network. This involves investigation, specification, design at all stages, inspection, and assurance as necessary for the delivery of engineering activities throughout all stages of asset life cycle.

title: D13: Bus Specialist Engineering Support

description: The supplier will need to demonstrate specialist knowledge and understanding of all professional engineering matters relating to Bus Engineering and be able to apply them to the operation of different propulsion systems, pure electric, hydrogen, high powered inductive and conductive changing

title: D14: Bus Specialist Investigation Support

description: The supplier will need to demonstrate specialist knowledge and understanding of all professional engineering matters relating to road passenger transport technical investigations and be able to apply them to the operation of different propulsion system; pure electric, hydrogen, high powered inductive and conductive charging.

title: E1: Rolling Stock Design Engineering

description: The supplier shall demonstrate their knowledge and ability to communicate with and advise their client in the following areas: • Brake systems • Door systems • Car bodies • Bogie • Mechanical design • Electrical design, installation and protection (high / low voltage) • Auxiliary systems design • Pneumatic system design • Structural integrity • Fire performance of materials • Propulsion systems • Train management system design and functionality • Rolling stock maintenance • Rolling stock testing and commissioning • Depot equipment (and associated equipment/systems) • Rolling stock audits and inspections

title: E2: Rolling Stock System Specialist Engineering Support

description: The supplier shall demonstrate their knowledge and ability to communicate with and advise their client in the following areas: • Brake systems • Door systems • Car bodies • Bogies • Crashworthiness • Mechanical design • Electrical design, installation and protection (high / low voltage) • Auxiliary systems design • Pneumatic system design • Structural integrity • Fire performance of materials • Propulsion systems • Train management system design and functionality • On-train diagnostic systems – e.g. Rolling Stock CCTV, incident recorder systems • Automatic Train Operation (ATO) systems • Automatic Train Protection systems • Train performance • Wheelset design • Wheel rail interface • Optimisation of train performance in low adhesion conditions • Noise, ride & vibration • Vehicle Dynamics • Rolling stock maintenance • Rolling stock testing and commissioning • Depot equipment (and associated equipment/systems) • Rolling stock audits and inspections • Human factors, cab design and driver ergonomics • Incident investigation • Feasibility studies with business cases • ALARP justification and QRA

title: E3: Rolling Stock Specialist Investigation/testing Support

description: The supplier shall demonstrate their knowledge and ability to communicate with and advise their client in the following areas: • Brake systems • Door systems • Car bodies • Bogies • Crashworthiness • Mechanical design • Electrical design, installation and protection (high / low voltage) • Auxiliary systems design • Pneumatic system design • Structural integrity • Fire performance of materials • Propulsion systems • Train performance • Wheel rail interface • Noise, ride & vibration • Vehicle Dynamics • Rolling stock maintenance • Rolling stock testing and commissioning • ALARP justification and QRA

title: E4: Depot Engineering, Plant and Equipment

description: • Depots and non-rolling stock depots • Fire compliance of materials for Depot equipment (Non E&M) • Fire engineering within a metro rail system and compartmentation • Specific Skills, Knowledge and Experience of roiling stock related depot, plant and equipment:- • Train washes • Wheel Lathes and associated equipment • Jacking / Lifting systems • Bogie press, drop tables and jigs • Equipment lifting tables/equipment

title: E5: Transport System and Railway Development

description: The objectives of a transport system project development assignment are to: • Work with stakeholders and agree the requirements of the problem to be solved. • Identify possible solution options, their feasibility, benefits, costs and risks. • Prepare a business case to justify works to implement a solution.

title: E6: Incident Investigation

description: Incident Investigation involves accident investigation including accident assessment, repair assessment and brake investigations on assignments such as depot derailments and collision damage.

title: E7: Transportation Information, Security and Surveillance systems

description: Transportation Information, Security and Surveillance systems are deployed throughout TfL’s transport network to enable the safe and efficient operation of TfL’s multi-modal capability and are commonly considered vital to the organisation’s capability to offer services to its customers. These systems ordinarily interact with travelling customers, operational personnel, operational control systems and third party systems and therefore require complex systems engineering and systems integration to result in expected high levels of function, usability, performance and availability.

title: E8: Transport Control Systems Engineering

description: As demand for public transport rises TfL needs to augment passenger capacity to meet this ever increasing demand. This increase in capacity necessitates a greater degree of automation and communication facilities to monitor and control services, ensuring the public are able to feel secure in our stations and rolling stock while travelling efficiently. In order to do this engineered systems are required to be developed integrating railway assets, procedures and people.

title: E9: Cyber Security Engineering

description: Following the recent government spending review, TfL continues to increase passenger capacity to meet ever increasing demand, and improve customer service across all modes. Our service is now more reliant on computer, communication, and software systems and the interconnectivity between electronic systems is increasing unabated. This includes the connectivity between systems within our organisation and interfaces to external networks (such as the internet and COTS-based wireless communication systems). To improve the delivery of transport services and enhance the customer experience there is a desire to obtain, communicate and utilise the information that is generated and used by our systems. To protect against safety threats, deliver services reliability and consistently, reduce costs through unnecessary reactive controls, mitigations and recoveries, and to restrict the reputational damage to TfL from undesirable actions or threats, the electronic security of systems and information is critically important to us.

title: E10: Communications Engineering

description: Communication networks are deployed throughout TfL’s transport networks to enable and support operations, maintenance and support services in wide range of geographic locations. Support is provided locally and at line and network control centres. Communications networks provide key interfaces and functions to TfL’s staff, customers and third parties. They facilitate normal, degraded and emergency mode of service operation but also interface with the emergency services during incidents.

title: E11: Systems Engineering

description: Systems engineering is an interdisciplinary approach and a mean to enable the delivery of systems that will meet the customer/user needs. It focuses on defining customer/user needs and requirements early in the development cycle systematically, documenting them, and then proceeding with design synthesis, implementation and system verification and validation while considering the complete problem, including operations, cost and schedule, performance, training, test, manufacturing and disposal. Systems engineering is a combination of various techniques that aims to manage engineering risk throughout the projects / programmes lifecycle by considering the problem as a whole rather than disparate parts.

title: E12: Information Securities Engineering

description: Information security engineering is a set of risk-based technical and procedural controls to minimise vulnerabilities of engineering systems to electronic (or cyber) threats throughout the asset lifecycle. In the TfL environments, particular systems are critical to the safe and reliable operation of the railway, such a road and rail signalling systems, SCADA, customer information systems and CCTV systems.

title: E13: High Integrity Software Based Systems

description: Software systems are increasingly at the core of modern transport networks. TfL undertakes the following roles within the transport network: operator, specifier, intelligent client and overall integrator. In general, TfL prefers not to specify and procure bespoke software, due to the impacts of risk, time and cost. This strategy results in the need to leverage supplier’s products where necessary, with adaptation and modification for the particular transport application’s environment and needs. Managing the specification, development, test, migration and performance of (supplier) software is often critical to the successful delivery of transport projects and transport systems.

title: E14: Simulation and Modelling

description: System Performance Engineering aims to understand the behaviour of railway performance as a whole and how constituent parts interact. Modelling tool-sets are used to improve and optimise network capacity through the identification and mitigation of system constraints. In delivering this capability, TfL develops in-house software based engineering tools to allow for detailed understanding of the railway as a whole. TfL applies this engineering capability at different stages of the programme lifecycle to ensure the railway performs as intended, efficiently and effectively

title: E15: System Safety Engineering

description: System safety engineering is the identification, understanding, management and control of safety hazards that originate from incorrect operation or use and that could harm the customers or staff of a transport system. The objective of System Safety Engineering is to demonstrate that the transport system is free from harm and that safety risks are managed to acceptable levels.

title: E16: SCADA

description: SCADA is an acronym for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition. SCADA systems are used to monitor and control plant or equipment in many applications such as telecommunications, electrical power control and railway transportation. The supplier will be expected to supply advice, studies, test procedures, analysis, reports, design and supervision services which will, in turn, rely and depend on skill, competence and capabilities including but not limited to the following capability details: The supplier shall demonstrate competence in: • SCADA requirements including legislation and standards, operational and maintenance requirements • Design, development and implementation of SCADA architectures; distributed, networked, cloud-based O Telecoms networks – LAN’s / WAN’s, fibre-based transmission, wireless O PLC’s/ RTU’s design applications in SCADA type plant/ environments O PLC/ RTU programming / ladder logic/ IEC 61131-3 O SCADA protocols – Modbus-TCP, Ethernet, TCP/IP, DNP3, IEEE 60870-5 O SCADA standards - IEEE 60870, IEEE C37.1-2007 • SCADA testing and commissioning • Preparing SCADA documentation • TfL Transport Networks including TfL Railway Environment domain Knowledge Knowledge and understanding of the SCADA systems, other assets, processes and roles that are used in the railway environments of London Underground, the Docklands Light Railway, London Overground and Croydon Tramlink.

title: E17: R&R TCS Electronics

description: Electronics is equipment that contains circuit boards, circuitry and components that are used for transmitting or processing analogue and/or digital data. On the TfL estate this ranges from hand-drawn and built circuitry from the 1950s to modern microprocessor based systems with surface mount construction. TfL are seeking specialist support to undertake electronics design to support delivery and maintenance projects, primarily for signalling and fleet. The scale of this scope could be from a single design for one-off use through to design changes and upgrades that have network-wide implications.

title: E18: Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)

description: Electromagnetic compatibility is the understanding, management and control of electromagnetic interference arising from the emission of electromagnetic energy from systems and the impact of that phenomenon on other systems that are susceptible to it. The objective of EMC is to control emissions and susceptibility, so that adverse effects are avoided.

title: E19: Human Factors

description: Human Factors (HF) is the understanding of interactions between humans and other elements of a transport system, and the application of theory, principles, data and methods to the analysis and design of the transport system in order to optimise overall system performance through optimised human performance and well-being.

title: E20: Reliability Availability Maintainability (RAM)

description: TfL’s customers and stakeholders expect Transport Systems within London to be reliable and affordable. • Reliability is the probability that a system will continue to perform correctly to a particular time. • Availability is the ability of a system to be in a state to perform correctly at any time. • Maintainability is the probability that a maintenance action can be carried out within a stated time interval. Maintainability also includes the cost of planned maintenance activities required to support safe and reliable operation in service. The objective of RAM within TfL is to manage the reliability, availability and cost of transport networks so that the performance of these three parameters improves continuously and the adverse effects of any changes are avoided.

title: E21: Railborne and non railborne equipment

description: • Assessment of track railborne and non railborne equipment for track renewals • Assessment of track railborne and non railborne equipment for track maintenance • Approval of track railborne and non railborne equipment • Standards including specifications

title: E22: Track Configuration and Layout

description: • Strategy • Feasibility Design • Track Component design • Noise and Vibration • Wheel Rail Interface • Standards including specifications

title: E23: Signalling Installation, Testing and Maintenance Engineering

description: The supplier shall demonstrate their knowledge and ability to communicate with and advise their client in one or more of the following areas: • Signalling installation, testing and commissioning • Signalling maintenance & repair • Signalling audit and inspection • Incident investigation • Signalling asset management / asset performance • Point operating equipment • Remote condition monitoring • Risk based maintenance • Assurance activities for product and system acceptance • General technical support

title: E24: Signal Design Engineering

description: The supplier shall demonstrate their knowledge and ability to communicate with and advise their client in the following areas: • Signalling design process • Interfaces with a variety of equipment including, but not limited to, Point operating equipment, Passenger information systems, Remote condition monitoring. • Fixed block legacy signalling systems • Automatic Train Control (ATC) systems, including coded track and Communications Based Train Control (CBTC) systems that provide Automatic Train Operation (ATO) and Automatic Train Protection (ATP) • Automatic Train Supervision (ATS) systems • Assurance activities for product and system acceptance • General technical support

title: E25: Power Engineering

description: The supplier shall demonstrate their knowledge and ability to communicate with and advise their client in the following areas: • Power SCADA specialism • AC Power Modelling and Studies (including DNO and National Grid infrastructure assessments) • DC Power Modelling • Train Simulation and Multi Train Simulation for Power System Modelling • Power Quality Studies (including DNO and National Grid infrastructure assessments) • Power System Reliability Modelling • Harmonic Profile Modelling (including DNO and National Grid infrastructure assessments) • AC Protection Studies • Asset Management deep technical support e.g. review of age profiles and specialist asset condition assessments • High Voltage specialist technical support e.g. Specialist advice and support on partial discharge monitoring and testing • Development of HV Power electrical design, including concept and detailed design • Earthing systems specialist advice and technical support • All aspects of DC Electrical Track Equipment (ETE) including conductor rail design • Overhead Line Equipment (OLE) design and maintenance

title: B1: Electrical and Mechanical Services Engineering

description: Electrical and Mechanical (E&M) Services Engineering, also known as Building Services Engineering, is the discipline responsible for the building services within stations, depots, train crew accommodation, rail tunnels, road tunnels and other operational buildings.

title: C1: Transport Architecture

description: The scope of this lot includes the design of new buildings, extensions to existing buildings and remodelling or refurbishment of existing buildings. This applies to all stages of the project lifecycle from Outcome Definition to Handover and suppliers should demonstrate their capabilities within each stage.

title: D1: Traffic Engineering Projects

description: The supplier shall demonstrate their knowledge and ability to communicate, advise and for the following business portfolios: • 20mph Speed Limits/Signing and Line marking design • Bus Priority and Bus Stop Accessibility schemes • Road Safety studies and collision analysis • Small Multi-Modal Schemes inclusive of junction and link design, parking, enforcement, loading and freight studies • Transformational Schemes (Interchanges, gyratory removal, grade separation, pedestrianisation) • Cycling schemes (Inclusive of significant infrastructure interventions) • Designer and Principal Designer responsibilities as per CDM Regulations 2015

title: TfL Professional Services Frameworks 2 (PSFW2) – Engineering Consultancy Framework – TfL 94203

description: The suite of TfL Professional Services Frameworks are TfL's and its Group Companies', Greater London Authority and its functional bodies and all London Boroughs, primary means of accessing engineering, planning and project management support and expertise from the external supply chain. In line with its Commercial trategy, TfL continues to work within a category management approach for replacing the current suite of frameworks. Fundamental to the success of the programme is ensuring that the intended users have access to the necessary technical and specialist skills and services to meet their requirements. The key strategic objectives of the new suite of frameworks includes higher quality service provision, reduced costs and greater value for money.

Transport for London

street: 55 Broadway

postalCode: SW1H 0BD


description: Software as a service.

title: ERP, HCM and Related Software Licenses

description: Licenses for enterprise resource management, human capital management, customer support and strategic workforce planning.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

procurementMethod: direct

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Highways England

street: Lateral, City Square

postalCode: LS11 9AT

Oracle Corporation UK Ltd

street: Thames Valley Parkway

postalCode: RG6 1RA


title: 2019-08-16 1000 QWE059: Hollesley - Farlingaye High School, Woodbridge - AWARD

description: Suffolk County Council is seeking a mini competition against the following Dynamic Purchasing System: `The supply of Passenger Transport Services`, OJEU Notice Id: 2018/S 031-067685. QWE059: Hollesley - Farlingaye High School, Woodbridge (Requirement for 4 seat vehicle). Further details can be found in the 'Tenders / My Tenders' area of this website, by selecting the 'View Details' button for this project. The deadline for returned submissions is Friday 16th August 2019 at 1000. Please note late returns will NOT be permitted. The deadline for clarification questions is Friday 16th August 2019 at 0900 which must be generated via the correspondence option on the website

Suffolk Sourcing

street: 8 Russell Road, Ipswich

postalCode: IP1 2BX


title: Library Stock Management Portal

description: Library stock management portal software is required to enable the Service to manage stock effectively in all library sites with minimum staff intervention, using evidence based reports to transfer non issuing stock to new locations, aid de-selection and empower library staff to engage with library stock, therefore covering the legal statutory requirements of the council to provide a comprehensive and efficient library service.

Cornwall Council

street: County Hall, Treyew Road

postalCode: TR1 3AY


title: Decontamination Capital Equipment and Associated Accessories

description: NHS Supply Chain intends to launch a National Framework Agreement for the provision of Capital Decontamination Equipment, for Central Decontamination Units (CDU), Endoscopy Decontamination Units (EDU), Local Decontamination Units (LDU) and Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment. Precise quantities are unknown. It is anticipated that initial expenditure will be in the region of 10 000 000 GBP in the first year of this framework agreement, however this is approximate only and the values may vary depending on the requirements of those bodies purchasing under the framework agreement. The estimated value over the total framework agreement term (including any extension options) is 45 000 000 GBP, including growth.

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

NHS SUPPLY CHAIN

street: NHS Supply Chain Operated by DHL Supply Chain Ltd acting as agent of Supply Chain Coordination Ltd (SCCL), c/o Skipton House, 80 London Road

postalCode: SE1 6LH


description: The key end users will be schools, academies, pupil referral units, and learning centres. This service is for the specific purpose of providing staff absence cover for schools and academies.

title: CPU 2242 School Absence Insurance

description: Nottingham City Council is looking to establish a provider of staff absence insurance to its schools and academies, in total a maximum of some 101 learning establishments within Nottinghamshire boundaries. Staff absence insurance went out to tender in 2014 and this awarded the contract will cease on 31.3.2019 which is why it is now necessary to find a new provider.

Nottingham City Council

street: Loxley House, Station Street

postalCode: NG2 3NG


title: Capital - Mechanical Services Safe Heating Surface Temperature Works

description: Provision Mechanical Services Safe Heating Surface Temperature Works

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust

street: Gervas House, Long Leys Road

postalCode: LN1 1EJ


measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

description: There is a requirement for suitably qualified contractors to operate cleaning services in 2 geographical areas of Powys. The schools will be in the following locations, which the successful contractor(s) will be required to operate: — Ystradgynlais, one Secondary and 4 primary schools, — Newtown, 3 primary schools. Supplier will be required to provide copies of their quality, environmental and health and safety policies as well as arrangements for ensuring that all staff have current DBS certificates from the commencement of the contract.

title: Tender for “The Provision of Schools Cleaning Services” Within the Ystradgynlais Area of Powys

description: There is a requirement for a suitably qualified contractor to operate cleaning services in geographical area of Ystradgynlais in Powys. The schools will be in the following locations, which the successful contractor will be required to operate: — Ystradgynlais, one Secondary and 4 primary schools. Supplier will be required to provide copies of their quality, environmental and health and safety policies as well as arrangements for ensuring that all staff have current DBS certificates from the commencement of the contract.

Powys County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: LD1 5LG

Solo Service Group

street: 1 Axis Court, Riverside Business Park, Mallard Way

postalCode: SA7 0AJ


description: Older people — Butetown.

title: Older People — Butetown

description: Older people — Butetown.

Cardiff City Council

postalCode: CF10 4UW

1st Grade Care Ltd

street: 1st Grade Care Ltd


title: Telecare and Telehealth Services

description: Established in 2004, Procurement for Housing (PfH) is a national procurement consortium dedicated to the social housing sector and supported by the National Housing Federation (NHF), Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) and HouseMark.PfH wishes to establish a Framework Agreement for Telecare and Telehealth Products and Associated Services across three Lots: Lot 1 - Equipment and Associated Services, Lot 2 - Monitoring Services, Lot 3 - Managed Services.

Procurement for Housing

street: 2 Olympic Way, Woolston Grange Avenue,

postalCode: WA2 0YL


title: Supply of Future Wide Area Network

description: Provision of existing and future requirements for Wide Area Network connectivity between Sovereign office/site locations, hosted data centres and headquarters

procurementMethodDetails: CompetitiveDialog:

Sovereign Housing Association Ltd

street: Woodlands, 90 Bartholomew Street,

postalCode: RG14 5EE


name: TAUNTON AND SOMERSET NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

description: Dynamic Purchasing System for the provision of Apprenticeship Training for Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust and Somerset Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. This will include, but not limited to, Apprenticeship training programmes to learners covering programmes from Apprenticeship level 2 to Apprenticeship level 7. For further details please log into the ProContract e-tendering portal.

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

street: Musgrove Park Hospital, Parkfield Drive

postalCode: TA1 5DA


title: Asbestos Management Lot 2 - City of York - awarded

description: This contract award notice is to notify the market that City of York based in York, UK have appointed Supplier as their Asbestos Services provider for a period of 2 years, with an option to extend for a further 2 x 1 Year. This appointment has been made under the Northern Housing Consortiums Asbestos Services Framework. (Contract Award Notice 2016/S 074-128426).

procurementMethodDetails: CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement:

Northern Housing Consortium

street: Loftus House, Colimer Avenue, Sunderland Enterprise Park,

postalCode: SR5 3XB


title: CCTV Project MKUH ITT 133

description: The project is the new CCTV installation for the site wide campus at Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Trust

Milton Keynes University Hospital

street: Milton Keynes University Hospital, Eaglestone

postalCode: MK6 5LD


title: School Fees

description: School fees for dependants of Border Force staff posted to Paris.

Home Office

street: Shearway Road,

postalCode: CT19 4RH


title: Newhaven Enterprise Centre Management Services Contract

description: An open (single-stage) OJEU services procurement for management services for the Newhaven Enterprise Centre.

description: Lewes District Council invites tenders for its Newhaven Enterprise Centre Management services. The Newhaven Enterprise Centre provides modern and essential flexible business spaces, which are valuable in supporting the ambitions of the Newhaven Enterprise Zone Strategic Framework. The contract is for a period of a minimum of 10 years commencing on 1.12.2019.

Lewes District Council

street: Southover Road

postalCode: BN7 1AB


description: The objective of this tender exercise is to source an IT strategic technology partner to provide professional services for a range of technological solutions at The Royal Museums Greenwich. Our aim is to work in partnership with a supplier who will provide additional, ad hoc resources to complement RMG's existing IT Operations team in key areas such as technology architecture and IT investment initiatives that contribute to us achieving the objectives that support our IT Strategic Plan. We intend to award a contract for an initial period of two (2) years, with an option to extend for up to 2 additional periods of up to 12 months each (2 + 1 + 1). RMG, which operates from multiple site in South East London at Greenwich, Kidbrooke, Woolwich and Chatham who anticipate total demand for professional services over the duration of this contract will not exceed a combined sum of 520 000 GBP excluding VAT but makes no commitment to any minimum or maximum level of expenditure during the contract period.

title: Royal Museums Greenwich Technology Partner

description: The objective of this tender exercise is to source an IT strategic technology partner to provide professional services for a range of technological solutions at The Royal Museums Greenwich. Our aim is to work in partnership with a supplier who will provide additional, ad hoc resources to complement RMGs existing IT Operations team in key areas such as technology architecture and IT investment initiatives that contribute to us achieving the objectives that support our IT Strategic Plan. We intend to award a contract for an initial period of two (2) years, with an option to extend for up to 2 additional periods of up to 12 months each (2 + 1 + 1).RMG, which operates from multiple site in South East London at Greenwich, Kidbrooke, Woolwich and Chatham who anticipate total demand for professional services over the duration of this contract will not exceed a combined sum of 520 000 GBP excluding VAT but makes no commitment to any minimum or maximum level of expenditure during the contract period.

National Maritime Museum

street: National Maritime Museum, Park Row, Greenwich

postalCode: SE10 9NF


title: GB-Harwich: Trinity House Vehicle Purchase

description: Trinity House Vehicle Purchase - Mercedes Benz 314 Van - CCS Framework Agreement RM6060 Lot 2

mainProcurementCategory: goods

The Corporation of Trinity House

street: Tower Hill, Trinity Square

postalCode: EC3N 4DH


description: Nickel Cadmium Batteries — The provision of industrial nickel cadmium secondary cells for installation at a number of offshore lighthouses for use with solar system and as a standby at mains powered sites.

title: Nickel Cadmium Batteries

Northern Lighthouse Board

street: 84 George Street

postalCode: EH2 3DA


title: Provision of Occupational Health Services National Dynamic Purchasing System

description: The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust’s commercial procurement service has established a dynamic purchasing system agreement which will allow clients to seek providers of a cost effective, responsive Occupational Health Service (OHS) for staff.

NHS Countess of Chester Hospital

street: Liverpool Road

postalCode: CH2 1UL


name: SPV From DHU Health Care CIC (DHU) and Milton Keynes Urgent Care Services CIC (MKUCS)

name: NHS Milton Keynes Clinical Commissioing Group

description: NHS Milton Keynes Clinical Commissioning Group (“the Commissioner”) (MKCCG) has undertaken a procurement process, that was supported by NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit, for Urgent Treatment Centre and Integrated Urgent Care Clinical Assessment Service. Aims and objectives of service: The vision for an Integrated Urgent Treatment Centre and Clinical Assessment Service (IUC CAS) offers a transformational opportunity to deliver a model of urgent and same day care access that will streamline and improve patient care across the urgent care community, through the implementation of the “consult and complete” model. Service description/care pathway: The Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) is a community and primary care facility providing access to urgent and same day care for the local population. The Urgent Treatment Centre will be led by general practitioners, and will be integrated with the Integrated Urgent Care Clinical Assessment Service (formerly known as “GP out of Hours” services). The public will: — be able to access the Urgent Treatment Centre 24 hours a day 7 days a week, staffed by GPs, nurses and other clinicians, with access to simple diagnostics, e.g. urinalysis, ECG and X-ray (via local A and E department), — have a consistent route to access urgent appointments offered within 4 hours and booked through NHS 111, — ambulance services and general practice. A walk-in access option will also be retained, — increasingly be able to access routine and same-day appointments, and out-of-hours general practice, for both urgent and routine appointments, at the same facility, — know that the Urgent Treatment Centre is part of locally integrated urgent and emergency care services working in conjunction with the ambulance service, NHS111, local GPs, hospital A and E services and other local providers. The Urgent Treatment Centre Service will provide a Point of Care Testing (POCT) and treatment service for suspected DVT. The service provided will complement a wider Point of Care Testing service across general practice in Milton Keynes. The IUC CAS will contain a multidisciplinary clinical team. The IUC CAS will have at least 1 senior responsible GP available 24/7 with additional GPs rostered according to demand. Working with them, also rostered according to demand and local need, will be specialist clinicians such as advanced nurse practitioners, pharmacists, dental nurses, mental health nurses, palliative care nurses. The provider shall operate: — the telephony elements of the IUC CAS when GP surgeries in the contract area are not open (including protected learning time when contracted to do so), — the face-to-face service provision elements during periods when GP surgeries in the contract area are not open (including protected learning time when contracted to do so). Population covered. The provider shall receive calls and provide consultation for patients who: — are registered with a Milton Keynes GP, — call NHS 111 but cannot be identified geographically and are therefore sent to the provider via the NHS 111 national telephony platform (according to their allocated share), and — are unregistered and are calling from the geographic area covered by the contract. The provider will offer face to face consultations to any clients that walk in who are registered with a Milton Keynes GP and all non MK GP registered patients in the Milton Keynes area. In the event of National Contingency activation of a failure of the 111 Carrier, the provider shall receive and provide consultation to calls from anywhere in England. The contract is offered for 5 years, with an option to extend for up to 2 years at the Commissioners discretion. The service is a Schedule 3 Service and is being procured under the Light Touch Regime (LTR) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

description: NHS Milton Keynes Clinical Commissioning Group (“the Commissioner”) (MKCCG) has undertaken a procurement process, that was supported by NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit, for Urgent Treatment Centre and Integrated Urgent Care Clinical Assessment Service. The vision for an Integrated Urgent Treatment Centre and Clinical Assessment Service (IUC CAS) offers a transformational opportunity to deliver a model of urgent and same day care access that will streamline and improve patient care across the urgent care community, through the implementation of the “consult and complete” model. For further details please see the Service Specification located within Bravo (project details can be found in Additional Information below). The contract will run from 1.4.2019–31.3.2024 — with a discretionary option to extend for up to a further 2 years.

street: Sherwood Place, Sherwood Drive, Bletchley

postalCode: MK3 6RT

name: Camilla Ball, Senior Commerical Procurement Manager

street: Johnson Building, Derby

postalCode: DE24 8PU


title: Concession Contract for Online Programme Management Partner

description: Tenders are invited for an online programme management partner (the ‘OPM Partner’) for the University of Keele in accordance with the invitation to tender (ITT) documentation. The services required under the contract are specified in the scope of services in section 2 of the ITT.

University of Keele

street: Procurement Office, Finance Department, Innovation Centre 2, Keele University Science and Innovation Park, Staffordshire

postalCode: ST5 5NH


currency: EUR

title: Supply of Portable Ventilators

description: The supply of portable ventilator Framework Agreement. The requirement is to supply a minimum of 44 portable ventilators to the Army, Navy, and Air Force.

Leidos Supply Ltd

street: 8 Monarch Court, The Brooms, Emerson Green

Medacx Ltd

street: 60-62 Station Road

postalCode: PO11 0EL


title: LB Newham - Woodgrange Sch Roof Covering Replacement

description: Brief description of outcomes to be delivered by the proposed project: leak free roof and decreased heat loss to school building

oneSource

street: London Borough of Newham, Newham Dockside, 1000 Dockside Road,

postalCode: E16 2QU


description: Adults' personal home support 65+.

title: Adults' Personal Home Support 65+

description: Adults' personal home support 65+.

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

Star Care UK Limited

street: 51-55 Fowler Road

postalCode: IG6 3XE


title: 18-51 BRIC Site Surveying Equipment

description: Site Surveying Equipment tender with 3 Lots - - Lot 1 - Handheld XRF Scanner - Lot 2 - Global Navigational Satellite System (GNSS) - Lot 3 - Robotic Total Station (RTS)

University of Wolverhampton

street: MX Building, Camp Street,

postalCode: WV1 1AD


title: NHDC 022019 - Renovation of Football Pitches at Walsworth Common, Hitchin, Herts.

description: North Hertfordshire District Council is looking for Suppliers to undertake the works to Renovate Football Pitches at Walsworth Common, Hitchin, Herts.

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

Supply Hertfordshire

street: Gernon Road, Letchworth Garden City

postalCode: SG6 3JF


title: Water Analysis for Richmondshire District Council

Richmondshire District Council

street: Mercury House, Station Road

postalCode: DL10 4JX


title: MAINT5358 - RFL - ATOS support

description: Final Year extension of Tender ref - SUP2892 5 year contract (with 1+1 extension option), Framework ref - GPS PSN Service Framework ref: RM1498 lot 1 for License and maintenance of Openscape Voice Platform inc OSCC, Concierge, Xpressions and UC (24hr) and ASC Call Recording for period 25/09/19 to 24/09/20 @ combined cost £109,994.97 + Vat as per Atos Reference: 9000719105ND.

Partners Procurement Service

street: Level 2 Kenwood Wing, The Whittington Hospital

postalCode: N19 5NF


description: MAINT4485 - RFL - SCALE MAINTENANCE CONTRACT FROM 01/09/2019 TO 31/08/2022 LOCATIONS - ROYAL FREE AND BARNET HOSPITALS - CONTACT - MEDICAL ELECTRONICS RFH - 0207 7940500 EXT. 33197 QUOTE REF - RAY42/01 - COVER - 2 VISITS PER ANNUM - 1 X SINGLE POINT & 1 X FIVE POINT CALIBRATIONS THIS ORDER SUPERSEDES MA00349 & MA00560 PROCONTRACT REF - DN433024 - MULTIQUOTE REF - RA268255 NHS TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THE PROVISION OF SERVICE ,JAN 2018, P.O. VERSION APPLY - THIS ORDER IS VAT RECLAIMABLE

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted:


title: The Supply of Housing With Care

description: YPO supplies products and services to a wide range of customers including schools, local authorities, charities, emergency services, public sector and other businesses such as housing associations and care providers. We're 100% publicly owned, by 13 local authorities, which means the profits we make are returned to our public sector customers, delivering even better value for money. We are increasing our presence within social care and health and developing solutions to meet the needs of this complex agenda. Recognising the growth within the Housing with Care market, YPO is considering the way in which care, support and wellbeing is commissioned and procured by the public sector. We would like to engage a range of housing and care providers, Commissioning and Procurement Teams to better understand their operational / commercial challenges. The aim is for YPO to provide a solution that enables a flexible approach to procure care, support, wellbeing and landlord services within Housing with Care. Please email socialcare@ypo.co.uk if are interested in this opportunity by 26th July 2019. Additional Information YPO reserves the right to not commit to advertising this tender if we do so wish. Any information provided by suppliers prior to any advertising of the tender will not be used to determine the outcome of any processes. Should YPO wish to proceed further a formal procurement process will be followed in accordance with YPO's contract procedure rules. Please note that this notice is to undertake early supplier engagement only, information is being sought without prejudice and without commitment.

Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation

street: 41 Industrial Park,


title: Evaluating the significance of agri-supply chains in rural economies

description: A first phase of research has been completed and a model developed that quantifies the economic multipliers from agriculture commodity types. This extension to the research will have two strands: 1. To develop the model so that it captures key outputs, Quality Assure the analysis and validate the robustness of results 2. To prepare a report interpreting the results of the supply chain analysis plus incorporating any other literature relevant to supply chain analysis

Defra Network eTendering Portal

street: Defra,

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


title: Accounting and finance external audit services

description: Accounting and finance external auditing services

Beyond Housing Limited

street: Brook House, 4 Gladstone Road,


description: Contract for the Supply of MRI Scanner Service Contract with Philips to the University of Birmingham

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM

street: University of Birmingham, Edgbaston

postalCode: B15 2TT


description: Full refurbishment of public lifts including provision of temporary stair lift and service contract.

title: Replacement of Passenger Lifts and Service Contract at Bradford Interchange

West Yorkshire Combined Authority

street: Wellington House, 40-50, Wellington Street

postalCode: LS1 2DE


description: Details of the requirement can be found within the invitation to participate in dialogue document that has been provided as part of the tender documentation.

title: RSCH — Radiotherapy Private Patients Service

description: Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust are seeking an organisation to work with them, developing a long term partnership, to provide radiotherapy services for private patients.

street: Royal Surrey County Hospital

postalCode: GU2 7XX


title: Provision of Large Enhanced Response Capability (ERC) Fire Appliances

description: Mini-Competition within the NFCC Emergency Response Vehicle Framework DS183-15.

description: Hampshire Fire And Rescue Service (HFRS) Operational Delivery has identified the need and have subsequently procured 2 Large Enhanced Response Capability (ERC) Fire Appliances as part of their Service Delivery Review (SDR). These vehicles will form a pivotal part of the HFRS response strategy for the future. These vehicles will be employed throughout Hampshire. Contractors were asked to include their solutions to possible technical issues that might arise due to the installation of new systems and technologies, as part of their tender response, this included electronic pump systems and operational equipment as part of a turnkey package. The NFCC Emergency Response Vehicle Framework DS183-15, let by Devon and Somerset fire and rescue service has been utilised to facilitate this competition process.

Hampshire Fire and Rescue Authority

street: Leigh Road

postalCode: SO50 9SJ

Emergency One (UK) Ltd

street: Block 3A, Caponacre Industrial Estate, Cumnock, Ayrshire, KA18 1SH, United Kingdom

postalCode: KA18 1SH


description: Please see II.1.4) “Short description” for all details held on the PIN.

title: WCC — Market Engagement Exercise — Highways Digital Platform

description: Future requirement for a new ICT System for the Council as a Highways Authority to use to administer, manage and record all of its activities. This PIN Notice is raised to make suppliers aware of a future procurement Warwickshire County Council intends to run. Before starting any process, the Council wishes to engage with the Supply base to explain its intentions and to learn from the market itself in how best to achieve this. Interested parties are to visit the Council's etendering system http://www.csw-jets.co.uk/ where they will find a short animation of the Council's requirement and a brief form where the supplier can introduce its solution to the Council.

Warwickshire County Council

street: Shire Hall

postalCode: CV34 4RL


name: MINISTRY OF HOUSING, COMMUNITIES & LOCAL GOVERNMENT

title: Publicly Available Specifications for the Building Safety Programme

description: Final decision on this contract award has now been delayed. To develop a Publicly Available Specification (PAS) for the Buildings Safety Programme, with British Standards Institute (BSI) creating minimum standards for the third-party certification of construction products. This is in response to the recommendations of the Hackitt Review, and is also in line with commitments made in the subsequent Implementation Plan developed to deliver said recommendations.

street: Fry Building, 2 Marsham Street

postalCode: SW1P 4DF


title: 57 Anglesey Road EN3 4HZ

description: Asbestos Removal (Bedroom and Lounge)

London Borough of Enfield

street: Edmonton Centre, Edmonton Green

postalCode: N9 0TN


description: Adults' personal home support 65+.

title: Adults' Personal Home Support 65+

description: Adults' personal home support 65+.

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

Blowingpoint Care Agency

street: The Placement Group (UK) Ltd

postalCode: EN9 1JH


name: Ministry of Defence, DSTL, Defence Science & Technology Laboratory (DSTL)

description: Purchase of a spectral flow cytometer.

title: Purchase of a Spectral Flow Cytometer

description: The supply of a spectral flow cytometer.

street: Building 5, Room G02, DSTL Porton Down

postalCode: SP4 0JQ


title: West Midlands Bike Share Scheme: Market Consultation

description: WMCA is seeking a single supplier to provide a high quality bike share scheme, with physical docking infrastructure with hybrid solutions, across the urban areas within each of the seven constituent authorities (Birmingham, Coventry, Dudley, Sandwell, Solihull, Walsall and Wolverhampton). WMCA expects to procure a supplier through a competitive dialogue process to be commenced following a market consultation day to be held in WMCA Offices in Birmingham on Thursday 5th September 2019. The purpose of the market consultation day is for WMCA to discuss its proposals for the scheme with potential suppliers with a view to preparing the procurement and informing the market of its procurement plans and requirements. Further details are available within the published PIN Notice: https://ted.europa.eu/TED/notice/udl?uri=TED:NOTICE:394511-2019:TEXT:EN:HTML Expressing an interest in the Market Consultation Date: Please register your company on our e-tendering portal (Bravo Solution). Instructions on how to register are located at: https://www.wmca.org.uk/media/1692/wmca_etendering_supplier_registration_guide_2016.pdf Further key detail around expressing an interest in this Exercise are listed below: Portal Website: https://wmca.bravosolution.co.uk PIN Title: West Midland Bike Share Scheme PIN Bravo Solution Project Reference: project_293 - West Midlands Bike Share Scheme Bravo Solution Response Reference: pqq_104 - Bike Share Scheme - Market Consultation Response Only - NOT EVALUATED Once registered on the portal, please access Project_293 on our e-tendering portal and respond to PQQ_104 to submit company information and confirm your interest in attending the Market Consultation Event on 5th September. This is not a formal PQQ or expression of interest in a tender exercise. It is to be used purely for suppliers to submit general information to WMCA and to express interest in taking part in a Market Consultation exercise. Following the Market Consultation exercise, feedback from the event will be considered and built into the wider tender opportunity, which is expected to be published around September 2019. Please fill in the Qualification Envelope (Bravo Reference: pqq_104 - Bike Share Scheme - Market Consultation Response Only - NOT EVALUATED by the closing date of 17:00 30/08/2019.

West Midlands Combined Authority

street: 16 Summer Lane,

postalCode: B19 3SD


title: Recirculating Water Tunnel (RWT)

description: The University of Southampton is constructing new facilities, and part of this development effort is the update of experimental facilities. This Invitation to Tender addresses one of the requirements, namely a new research Recirculating Water Tunnel (RWT) designed as a flexible test platform for novel hydrodynamics research work and experimental techniques. The RWT will be installed in a newly constructed building at the University of Southampton’s Boldrewood campus. The Contractor will be required to design, manufacture, deliver, install, and undertake testing and commissioning of the RWT in accordance with the requirements and performance criteria detailed within the Invitation to Tender document set. The Contractor shall ensure that their solution complies with all current, relevant legislation/ standards including as applicable (but not limited to) British and European Standards, CIBSE guides, CDM Regulations and accepted best practice standards/ procedures. The Contractor’s design must be developed to accommodate the spatial constraints of the building accounting for the access route into/ through the building and the final destination within the building whilst also considering health and safety aspects such as access routes around the facilities once in position, maintenance of them, etc. The University is conducting this procurement using the Open procedure in accordance with the requirements of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR 2015) for the purpose of procuring the goods / services described in the Invitation to Tender document set. The University proposes to enter into a Contract for an estimated maximum period of 5 1/2 years (66 months) with the successful Tenderer(s). This will comprise an initial estimated contract period of 18 months. This initial contract period will consist of an estimated period of 6 months for the provision of the RWT and a 12-month warranty for ongoing support and maintenance. The actual initial contract term will be dependent on the final agreed schedule for the provision of the RWT (from contract award to final commissioning and acceptance of the RWT). The contract will then include the option to extend by a further period of up to four years, on an annual basis, for the extended support and maintenance subject to satisfactory performance by the Contractor and at the discretion of the University. The Contract will be effective on signing. The initial term of the warranty of 12 months will run from the date of acceptance of the RWT with extensions if agreed, running from the expiry of the initial contract period, if so agreed by the University. The anticipated value of the proposed RWT solution is within the range of 250 000 GBP — 450 000 GBP, excluding VAT. This value includes all related components, services and maintenance for the initial contract period.

title: Recirculating Water Tunnel (RWT)

University of Southampton

street: University Road

postalCode: SO17 1BJ

GUNT Technology Ltd

street: 1st Floor, Barn House, 38 Meadow Way

postalCode: HA4 8SY


title: Non Medical Non Clinical - NMNC

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH


name: SOUTHERN UNIVERSITIES MANAGEMENT SERVICES

title: Travel Management Services 2019

description: All business travel and student travel management services More details can be found at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/supc/aspx/Home

street: Reading Enterprise Centre, Earley Gate uni of Reading


name: Cammell Laird Shiprepairers & Shipbuilders Ltd

title: Lot 2 — Project Torridon: Dry Docking, Ship Repair and Maintenance, Modifications, Upgrades, Projects, Emergency Dockings

description: CalMac Ferries Ltd (CFL) is an operating company of the David MacBrayne Group, which is wholly owned by Scottish Ministers. It operates the Clyde and Hebrides Ferry Service contract, providing passenger, vehicle and freight shipping services on 29 routes, serving 53 ports and harbours across the west coast of Scotland and the Scottish Islands. It operates a fleet of 33 vessels and carries 5 500 000 passengers and 1 500 000 vehicles annually with an average 440 sailings a day. The company earned the National Transport Award for Ferry Operator of the year in 2018, delivering punctuality and technical reliability performance at 99,6 % and 99,4 % respectively. CFL are seeking to implement a maintenance and overhaul strategy for their vessels, based on competitive longer-term maintenance and overhaul arrangements, that offers increased value for money, improved reliability and availability of vessels in support of the operating timetable, increased stability for support suppliers that allows for increased investment and continuous improvement and innovative approaches to delivering an enhanced service for the end user customers – the ferry passengers. CFL is seeking to develop, in conjunction with suppliers, an approach to the challenge of providing a high-quality ferry service, which will balance the economic, political, legal and operational constraints in order to deliver a strategic approach to ship repair in Scotland and provide value for money for the tax payer. Duration of a new contract will be discussed with potential suppliers, but will need to align with CalMac’s operating contract. Contracts scope will cover the annual overhaul requirement and may also include additional preventative maintenance and unplanned/emergency repairs and upgrades to improve reliability and reduce maintenance costs. Scope of work is specific vessel dependent, the vessels are currently in dock for 2 to 3 weeks with small vessels on average between 1 and 2 weeks but may be longer depending on work scope. Vessels are subject to specific operational areas contained in the load line certificate for each vessel. Any contractor will require to be located within the geographical restrictions of the vessel. Vessel movements may also be subject to favourable weather conditions and MCA approval. The contract is divided into 2 Lots – Lot 1 as set out below. A candidate may bid for both lots but can only be awarded 1 lot. The process for determining which lot is awarded is set out on the ITT document. It is a condition of the procurement that for Lot 1 that the works relating to a subset of the vessels that be subcontracted to 1 or more small to medium sized enterprises (defined in this context as having an annual turnover of less that 10 000 000 GBP). The vessels to be subcontracted are denoted as Lot 1b below. The allocation of vessels to lots shown below is provision and subject to change. Lot 1a: — MV Lochnevis, MV Hebridean Isles, MV Isle of Mull, MV Isle of Arran, — MV Caledonian Isles, MV Isle of Lewis, MV Loch Alainn, MV Loch Bhrusda, MV Loch Fyne, MV Argyle, — MV Bute MV Coruisk, MV Portain MV Lochinvar, MV Catriona, MV Hallaig, MV Loch Dunvegan MV Loch Shira. Lot 1b: — MV Loch Buie, MV Isle of Cumbrae, MV Loch Linnhe, MV Loch Ranza, — MV Loch Riddon MV Loch Striven MV Loch Tarbert MV Argyle Flyer, MV Ali Cat, — MV Argyle Flyer and MV Ali Cat have already been allocated to a ship repair yard for an upgrade and resilience package, schedule for January-March 2021. As such, they will be excluded Lot 1b for 20/21 overhaul season and will be included in the lot for the remainder of the contract.

title: Lot 2: Project Torridon: Dry Docking, Ship Repair and Maintenance, Modifications, Upgrades, Projects, Emergency Dockings

description: CalMac Ferries Ltd (CFL) is an operating company of the David MacBrayne Group, which is wholly owned by Scottish Ministers. It operates the Clyde and Hebrides Ferry Service contract, providing passenger, vehicle and freight shipping services on 29 routes, serving 53 ports and harbours across the west coast of Scotland and the Scottish Islands. It operates a fleet of 33 vessels and carries 5 500 000 passengers and 1 500 000 vehicles annually with an average 440 sailings a day. The company earned the National Transport Award for Ferry Operator of the Year in 2018, delivering punctuality and technical reliability performance at 99,6 % and 99,4 % respectively. CFL are seeking to implement a maintenance and overhaul strategy for their vessels, based on competitive longer-term maintenance and overhaul arrangements, that offers increased value for money, improved reliability and availability of vessels in support of the operating timetable, increased stability for support suppliers that allows for increased investment and continuous improvement and innovative approaches to delivering an enhanced service for the end user customers – the ferry passengers. CFL is seeking to develop, in conjunction with suppliers, an approach to the challenge of providing a high-quality ferry service, which will balance the economic, political, legal and operational constraints in order to deliver a strategic approach to ship repair in Scotland and provide value for money for the tax payer. Duration of a new contract will be discussed with potential suppliers but will need to align with CalMac’s operating contract. Contracts scope will cover the annual overhaul requirement and may also include additional preventative maintenance and unplanned/emergency repairs and upgrades to improve reliability and reduce maintenance costs. Scope of work is specific vessel dependent; the larger vessels are currently in dock for 2 to 3 weeks with small vessels on average between 1 and 2 weeks but may be longer depending on work scope. Vessels are subject to specific operational areas contained in the load line certificate for each vessel. Any contractor will need to provide the required services with regards to the operating constraints on the vessels. Vessel movements may also be subject to weather conditions and MCA approval. The contract is divided into 2 Lots — Lot 2 as set out below. A candidate may bid for both lots but can only be awarded 1 lot. The process for determining which lot is awarded is set out on the ITT document. The allocation of vessels to lots shown below is provision and subject to change. Lot 2: — MV Clansman, — MV Loch Seaforth, — MV Lord of The Isles, — MV Finlaggan, — MV Hebrides.

description: CalMac Ferries Ltd (CFL) is seeking to implement a maintenance and overhaul strategy for their vessels, based on competitive longer-term maintenance and overhaul arrangements, that offers increased value for money, improved reliability and availability of vessels in support of the operating timetable, increased stability for support suppliers that allows for increased investment and continuous improvement, and innovative approaches to delivering an enhanced service for the end user customers – the ferry passengers. The service relates to the provision of annual dry dockings; slipping and docking for routine repairs; and classification and MCA survey for CFL’s fleet of Ro-Ro and passenger ferries (currently 32 vessels in scope ranging in length from approximately 20 m to 118 m). The scope of work will comprise of main and intermediate dry dockings, with additional maintenance, repairs and replacements as required including modifications, upgrades, project work, emergency dockings and potentially supply chain management.

CalMac Ferries Limited

street: Ferry Terminal

postalCode: PA19 1QP

street: Cammell Laird Shipyard, Campbeltown Road

postalCode: CH41 9BP


name: BAM HEALTH (Division of BAM Construction Ltd)

title: ProCure 22 National Framework for Design and Construction in England

description: The Department of Health (DH) / the Contracting Authority (CA) are setting up a National Framework Agreement for Design and Construction in England, specifically within a health and social care environment. DH seeks interested parties to act as Principle Supply Chain Partners (PSCPs), working with users of the framework throughout the construction process from master planning to build completion and handover.

Department Of Health (Government)

street: Quarry House,

postalCode: LS2 7UE


title: South Lakeland

description: To provide support within the South Lakeland area, which shall be delivered flexibly, based on the service user’s presenting needs and challenges. The provider is required to have up to 10 units available at all times. The Pathway is designed to enable a smooth transition for service users as they progress towards personal resilience and independent living. The intention of this contract is to commission a successful Pathway for young people, not units of support, and that parties will work together in a way which enables this. Providers will deliver high quality, non-institutionalised support, which is aspirational in achieving improved individual outcomes for the young people they care for. Providers are encouraged to demonstrate how they can add value to the Positive Pathway. Fixed price per lot, please see procurement documents.

title: Eden

description: To provide support within the Eden area, which shall be delivered flexibly, based on the Service User’s presenting needs and challenges. The provider is required to have up to 5 units available at all times. The Pathway is designed to enable a smooth transition for service users as they progress towards personal resilience and independent living. The intention of this contract is to commission a successful Pathway for young people, not units of support, and that parties will work together in a way which enables this. Providers will deliver high quality, non-institutionalised support, which is aspirational in achieving improved individual outcomes for the young people they care for. Providers are encouraged to demonstrate how they can add value to the Positive Pathway. Fixed price per lot, please see procurement documents.

title: Carlisle

description: To provide support within the Carlisle area, which shall be delivered flexibly, based on the service user’s presenting needs and challenges. The provider is required to have up to 13 units available at all times. The Pathway is designed to enable a smooth transition for service users as they progress towards personal resilience and independent living. The intention of this contract is to commission a successful Pathway for young people, not units of support, and that parties will work together in a way which enables this. Providers will deliver high quality, non-institutionalised support, which is aspirational in achieving improved individual outcomes for the young people they care for. Providers are encouraged to demonstrate how they can add value to the Positive Pathway. Fixed price per lot, please see procurement documents.

title: Barrow

description: To provide support within the Barrow in Furness area, which shall be delivered flexibly, based on the Service User’s presenting needs and challenges. The provider is required to have up to 14 units available at all times. The Pathway is designed to enable a smooth transition for service users as they progress towards personal resilience and independent living. The intention of this contract is to commission a successful Pathway for young people, not units of support, and that parties will work together in a way which enables this. Providers will deliver high quality, non-institutionalised support, which is aspirational in achieving improved individual outcomes for the young people they care for. Providers are encouraged to demonstrate how they can add value to the Positive Pathway. Fixed price per lot, please see procurement documents.

title: Allerdale and Copeland

description: To provide support within the Allerdale and Copeland area, which shall be delivered flexibly, based on the service user’s presenting needs and challenges. The provider is required to have up to 15 units available at all times. The Pathway is designed to enable a smooth transition for service users as they progress towards personal resilience and independent living. The intention of this contract is to commission a successful Pathway for young people, not units of support, and that parties will work together in a way which enables this. Providers will deliver high quality, non-institutionalised support, which is aspirational in achieving improved individual outcomes for the young people they care for. Providers are encouraged to demonstrate how they can add value to the Positive Pathway. Fixed price per lot, please see procurement documents.

title: Housing Support linked to Short Term Accommodation

description: Cumbria County Council are inviting submissions for the provision of housing related support via the positive pathway model to deliver housing related support to young people who are in housing need. It is expected that young people will receive a package of support based on their individual needs, which will be reviewed regularly. This support will enable the young person to move on as a self-sufficient adult, able to manage their own tenancy. The tender will be split into 5 lots across the areas identified by the Council. Lot 1: Allerdale and Copeland; Lot 2: Barrow in Furness; Lot 3: Carlisle; Lot 4: Eden; Lot 5: South Lakeland. Bidders can bid for 1 or more lots and it is envisaged that we will have a maximum of 4 lots awarded to each bidder, however the council may change this at its discretion

Cumbria County Council

street: Cumbria House, 107 - 117 Botchergate

postalCode: CA1 1RD


title: 001456 - RFI - China Brand Licensing, Wholesale & Touring Exhibition

description: The purpose of this RFI is to seek information on how the British Library can generate income through brand licensing, wholesale, touring exhibition, and other cultural and commercial activities from a broad range of suitably experienced organisations. The RFI is been conducted on the British Library's e-tendering portal. If you are interested in this opportunity please browse to https://bl.bravosolution.co.uk and click on the ' View current opportunities and notices ' link, found on the homepage.

The British Library

street: Boston Spa,

postalCode: LS23 7BQ


title: WAV AH Provision of lead consultant and associated construction consultancy services - Woolmer Hill Pavilion refurbishment and extension

description: Waverley Borough Council requires the services of a suitibly qualified practice to lead its project to refurbish and extend Woolmer Hill Pavilion in Haslemere, Surrey. Services required include: procuring the construction contract, developing detailed design drawings, acting as contract administrator and providing all design team services including CDM.

SE Shared Services

street: Godalming, Godalming

postalCode: GU7 1HR


title: Hudson Road Primary School - Roof Works

description: Renewal of built-up felt roof coverings

Sunderland City Council

street: Civic Centre, Burdon Road

postalCode: SR2 7SN


title: Provision of Apprenticeship Training Programmes - Further Competition L3 Business Administration

description: Provision of Level 3 Business Administration Apprenticeship North Lincolnshire Council is running a further competition under Dynamic Purchasing System for Provision of Apprenticeship Training Programmes (DN311727).

North Lincolnshire Council

street: Civic Centre, Ashby Road

postalCode: DN20 8XB


title: The Provision of a Community Nutrition Service

description: The provision of a community nutrition support service.

title: TC1021 — The Provision of a Community Nutrition Support Service

description: Provision of a community nutrition support service.

Manchester City Council

street: Room 407, Town Hall

postalCode: M60 2JR


title: Contract for the Provision of Lenovo ThinkCentre Desktop PC's

description: Wyre Forest District Council wishes to appoint a Contractor to provide 25 Lenovo ThinkCentre Desktop PC's. The appointment will be by way of competitive Tender via the Open Route. WFDC are looking for an Authorised Lenovo partner. The deadline for submissions to Procontract Due North is Thursday 19th December at 10:30am DN453010 https://procontract.due-north.com/Login

Wyre Forest District Council

street: Wyre Forest House, Finepoint Way

postalCode: DY11 7WF


title: Data insights, lead generation and relationship management project

description: The final date and time for the submission of bids is Wednesday 27th march 2019 at 11:00 DO NOT apply directly to the buyer. All tender information MUST be submitted through the CCS eSourcing Portal. The UK government has set an ambitious target of increasing investment in R&D to 2.4% of GDP by 2027 and this will require a step-change in our ability to reach and influence the widest relevant audience possible with our communications. Our current data and insights won't support that ambition fast enough. UKRI want to increase awareness of our offer amongst the widest possible business audience and widen the cohort of businesses. Increasing reach through deeper data, insight driven decisions and lead generation activity UKRI see more advanced use of data as the key to evolving the sophistication of our communications activity. Please ensure you review all attached information to ensure a full understanding of this requirement. All attachments can be found with the RFx attachments tab within the Emptoris System. This contract will be awarded based on the evaluation criteria set out in the ITQ document. How to Apply As part of the strategic alliance between UK Shared Business Services Ltd (UK SBS) and Crown Commercial Service (CCS), UK SBS will be using the CCS eSourcing Suite for this procurement. To register on the CCS eSourcing portal please follow the details contained within the Additional Information section of this notice. If you are already registered on the CCS eSourcing portal and wish to register your interest in this opportunity please email; expressionofinterest@crowncommercial.gov.uk Your email must clearly state: • the name and reference for the procurement you wish to register for; • the name of the registered Bidder; • the name and contact details for the registered individual sending the email.

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: Polaris House, North Star Avenue,


name: Building Management Solutions Integrators (T/A BMSI Ltd)

description: Maintenance, inspection and testing will be provided for all 337 outstations and their associated 18 225 control/monitoring points throughout CAV UHB. BEMS Systems on all sites is Sigma. The UHB has started upgrade programme, replacing Sigma system with Struxureware but the replacement programme is carried out only as and when parts begin to fail. Due to the type of the system in place any awarded contractor must be fully conversant with a Schneider ‘SIGMA’ operating system including any updates and programming of the system.

title: Maintenance, Inspection and Testing of Building Energy Management System (BEMS)

description: The Cardiff and Vale University Health Board (C&V UHB) are looking to implement a contract for maintenance, inspection and testing of Building Energy Management System (BEMS). Maintenance, inspection and testing will be provided for all 337 outstations and their associated 18 225 control/monitoring points throughout CAV UHB. This contract will provide a support service for the BEMS to maintain, monitor and update the operating system which observes hospital energy use.

NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership

street: University Hospital Wales, Heath Park

postalCode: CF14 4XW

street: Foundation House, Fairacres Industrial Estate, Dedworth Road

postalCode: SL4 4LE


description: Cheshire East Council invites tenders from organisations interested in undertaking the operation of Crewe Markets for a 10 year period commencing Summer 2020, to include a lease of the remodelled Crewe Market Hall and Covered Market.

title: 18 109 — Concession Contract for the Operation of Crewe Markets

description: This is a concession contract and will be open for use by Cheshire East Borough Council. The value of this contract is in the region of 3 000 000 GBP — 5 500 000 GBP — the duration of the contract will be for 120 months (10 years). The contract will include a break-clause which will entitle the concession operator to terminate the contract at their discretion on the 5th anniversary of the contract start.

Cheshire East Borough Council

street: Westfields, Middlewich Rd

postalCode: CW11 1HZ


title: PIN - GSV1851 - Learning and Organisation Development Support

description: This is a Prior Information Notice, please express your interest if you intend to tender for this opportunity. The House of Commons is seeking a single supplier to support the provision of learning and organisation development (L&OD) activities delivered to staff in the House of Commons and Parliamentary Digital Service (PDS) as well as to Members and their staff. We would like through this questionnaire to engage with potential suppliers ahead of a procurement exercise to run in Spring 2019. We will use the insights we gain here to shape our requirements for that procurement. Please note this is a Prior Information Notice and there are no tender documents to download or submit at this stage. If you are interested in this potential opportunity, please submit your expression of interest via our In-Tend procurement portal (https://in-tendhost.co.uk/parliamentuk/aspx/Home) by responding to this Prior Information Notice-GSV1851 (listed within Tenders / Current). Please note that the deadline for expressions of interest is 12.00 hours UK time on 22 March 2019.

Parliament UK

street: Westminster, London

postalCode: SW1A 0AA

name: Parliamentary Procurement & Commercial Service


title: Provision of Automatic bead cell separation system

description: Public Health England (PHE) has awarded Stemcell Technologies with a contract for the provision of an automated magnetic bead cell separation system. Please feel free to contact me at luke.fillery@phe.gov.uk

Public Health England

street: 61, Colindale Avenue,

postalCode: NW9 5EQ


title: Iver Heath Infant School Proposed Boiler Replacement Project

description: Proposed Boiler Replacement Project

Buckinghamshire County Council

street: 1) NCO, Walton Street

postalCode: HP20 1YQ


title: Contract

description: The purpose of this contract and the service is to ensure that the employer meets its statutory obligation as a landlord by carrying out thorough examinations and inspections of its passenger lifts inclusive but not limited to all trolleys, runways, beams and lifting points, vertical lifts, stair lifts and direct labour organisation plant and equipment.

title: T1479 — Tender for the Provision of Independent Engineering Inspections

Northern Ireland Housing Executive

street: 2 Adelaide Street

postalCode: BT2 8BP

Bureau Veritas UK Ltd

street: Suite 308, Fort Dunlop

postalCode: B24 9FD


title: CoL Property Portfolio Consultancy

description: Contract awarded under Most Economically Advatageous Tender (MEAT)

City of London Corporation

street: Guildhall,

postalCode: EC2P 2EJ


title: WHC - One Town Centre and Link Drive Development

description: Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council is looking to appoint a developer(s) to undertake the redevelopment of the eastern gateway to Hatfield Town Centre The site currently has a live planning application for a mixed-use development, which received an unresolvable objection concerning the impact on heritage assets. Further studies into the heritage and townscape of Hatfield have taken place and as a conclusion, detailed site design parameters have been produced and consulted on by key stakeholders, including the Local planning authority, the Gascoyne Cecil Estate and Historic England. Revisions have been made to the current designs to take these issues into account, and the current application will be withdrawn and replaced with the revised application in September 2019. The contract is being split into two Lots (Lot 1 - One Town Centre,Lot 2 - Link Drive)

Supply Hertfordshire

street: Welwyn Garden City, Herts

postalCode: AL8 6AE


description: The materials and chemical characterisation facility (MC2) at the University of Bath requires a tungsten or LaB6 scanning electron microscope with an energy dispersive X-ray analyser (SEM-EDX).

title: Scanning Electron Microscope with an Energy Dispersive X-ray Analyser

University of Bath

street: Claverton Down

postalCode: BA2 7AY