name: City Demolition Contractors (Birmingham) Limited

title: 12825 - Demolition - Meadway Call Off Contract, Poolway, Meadway, Stechford, Birmingham, B33 - AWARD

description: Acivico Building Consultancy Ltd invites contractors to be considered to receive tender documentation for the demolition, site clearance and associated works of Mixed Use Properties at Meadway, Poolway, Stechford, Birmingham, B33 Contract Number: 12825 The Meadway shopping centre and housing estate is earmarked for demolition and the site is to be redevelopment, therefore identifies the need for safe demolition and site clearance. The site must be well secured by use of appropriate fencing during and at the end of the contract. Contractors wishing to tender for this contract must have 3 years of audited accounts showing a minimum annual average turnover of £2.5 Million. The contractor must provide suitably trained workforce and experience/knowledge of works required to be undertaken. The contractor will be responsible for providing their own power, water and welfare to undertake this work. A Public/Product liability insurance of £5 million and Employers Liability Insurance of £10 million must be provided and the contractor must hold or employ persons with valid HSE asbestos license to be able to remove notifiable asbestos (if any). The contract will be let using a JCT Measured Term Form of Contract 2011 issued by the Joint Contracts Tribunal with Birmingham City Council amendments. It is anticipated the works will commence in September 2017 and be completed by August 2019. The successful contractor will need to demonstrate their ability to provide the service required, confirmation of conforming to demolition, asbestos and other relevant health and safety legislation, equalities, business charter and social value policy and financial stability. The estimated value of the works is in the region of £400k - £550k. Birmingham City Council will be using its e-tendering system (in-tend) for the administration of this procurement process and providers must register with the system to be able to express an interest. The web address is: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc. Registration and use of In-tend is free and all correspondence for this procurement process must be via the In-tend correspondence function. If you are unable to register with In-tend please either email us at: cps@birmingham.gov.uk or call 0121 464 8000. If you are interested in tendering please click on the following link to access Birmingham City Councils tender Portal: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc/ and submit your details to register as a bidder. We will send you a log on and password so you can download the tender documentation. Requests to participate must be by way of completion and return of the tender documentation no later than 12:00 (GMT) on11th August 2017 using the Supplier Portal.

Birmingham City Council

street: Louisa House, 92-93 Edward Street

postalCode: B2 2ZH


currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: Supply, installation and provision of training of 1 x Gas Chromatograph-Mass Spectrometer

description: Contract Award

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU

HEALTH & SAFETY EXECUTIVE

street: Redgrave Court, Merton Road

postalCode: L20 7HS

countryName: GB

Agilent Technologies LDA UK Limited

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: GB-Camberley: Camberley High Street Public Realm Construction PM

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Surrey Heath Borough Council invites tenders for the Provision of a Construction Project Manager for Camberley High Street Public Realm. Surrey Heath Borough Council (SHBC) intends to appoint an external provider with the necessary skills and track record of managing and ensuring the delivery of the construction of a place-making public realm scheme for Camberley High Street.

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

Surrey Heath Borough Council

street: Surrey Heath House,

postalCode: GU15 3HD


measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

description: Plus Dane Housing is looking for a preferred partner to deliver elements of our customer research. We are looking to have an approach where service related satisfaction data is collected as the process concludes and allows us to respond more quickly to any issues that the customer may have. We have procured a modern housing management system with the functionality to deliver real time customer satisfaction information as part of our service workflows. It is intended that this way of collecting real time data will allow us to manage our relationship with customers on a transactional basis and to have a dialogue to remedy any dissatisfaction as part of our day to day service delivery. Whilst this agile collection and use of satisfaction data will allow us to improve our services and understand the needs of our customers in real time, we require a research partner to deliver quality satisfaction information for more strategic use. The successful research company will enter into a partnership with Plus Dane to deliver three individual elements of our customer satisfaction information.

title: Customer Research Partner

awardCriteria: priceOnly

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Plus Dane Housing Ltd

street: 13-15 Rodney Street

postalCode: L1 9EF

MEL Research Ltd

street: 2nd Floor, 1 Ashted Lock, Birmingham Science Park Aston

postalCode: B7 4AZ


title: Provision of Painting and Decorating Services in Watson Accommodation, HMS Collingwood

description: This notice is for contract award and transparency purposes

procurementMethodDetails: :SingleTenderActionNonOJEU

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

street: Room 303, Building 1/080, Jago Road, HM Naval Base

postalCode: PO1 3LU


title: Design and Implementation of a Facilities Management System

description: The National Museum of the Royal Navy seek a contract for the design, implementation and ongoing support for a computer aided facilities management system for use by the Historic Ships department based in varying locations in the UK.

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE ROYAL NAVY

street: HM Naval Base (PP66),

postalCode: PO1 3NH


title: Residential Travel Planning 2019

description: ENGIE Services Ltd on behalf of North East Lincolnshire Council is seeking to identify a suitably qualified and experienced Consultant to deliver Personalised Travel Planning services within identified residential areas of North East Lincolnshire. North East Lincolnshire Council has been awarded £1,388,000 from the Sustainable Travel Access Fund (2017 to 2020) for the 'Pedal and Stride to Economic Growth' project. The successful bidder will help to deliver the project aims of supporting economic growth and aims to increase the use of sustainable travel. The purpose of the exercise is to undertake residential personalised travel planning with the aim of encouraging cycling, walking and public transport use within North East Lincolnshire. Personalised Travel Planning (PTP) delivers targeted information, incentives and motivation directly to individuals to help them make more sustainable travel choices. The purpose is to encourage people to think about their current travel habits and consider how they could make those trips

North East Lincolnshire Council

street: Origin 2, Origin Way

postalCode: DN37 9TZ


title: Shepherds Bush Library Refurbishment

description: Shepherds Bush Library Refurbishment

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

street: London,

postalCode: W6 9JU


description: Older people — Adamsdown.

title: Older People — Adamsdown

description: Older people — Adamsdown.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

Wales England Care Ltd

street: 36 Charles Street

postalCode: NP20 1JT


title: PROVISION OF REDHAT ELEMENTS LICENCEE RENEWAL

description: Information Application Services (IAS) deliver applications & services to Army and wider Defence via the Army Hosting Environments (AHE) and Joint Server Farm (JSF). These systems are at Official, Official Sensitive and SECRET. Operating systems from Microsoft (Windows Server) and Red Hat (Linux) are used within the environment. Three elements of software from Red Hat need to be licenced annually. These are: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Red Hat Resilient Storage Red Hat Ansible Tower

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

street: D Info Commercial, IDL 1, Army HQ, Blenheim Building

postalCode: SP11 8HJ


title: NHS Devon CCG - Autism Spectrum Disorder Assessment and Diagnostic Services - Children and Young People (0-18 years)

description: NHS Devon CCG are commencing a period of redesign and improvement for Autism assessment and diagnosis services for children and young people aged 0-18 years across Devon, Torbay and Plymouth. In the first instance we are looking to address the long wait times that children and young people currently experience. We want to test the market and understand if there is any interest in working with us to provide an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) assessment and diagnosis service over the next 18 months to the children and young people who are currently waiting. Approximately 1800 children and young people are waiting for assessment. If your organisation is interested in providing this service please complete a market engagement questionnaire which can be accessed via the 'current tenders' list on the e-procurement system In-Tend, available on the following link: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/scwcsu/aspx/Home In order to complete the market engagement questionnaire, you will need to be registered on the e-procurement system and 'express an interest', and then complete a response as specified within the questionnaire document. Please upload your completed questionnaire to the In-Tend e-procurement portal by 5pm on 8th August 2019

NHS SOUTH WEST COMMISSIONING SUPPORT

street: South Plaza,Marlborough Street,


name: Michael Page International Recruitment Ltd

title: CS19337 UK SBS: Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Senior Campaign Manager

description: ***Please note this is an award notice, not a call for competition*** The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy have a requirement to bring in a temporary Senior Campaign Manager. This has been sourced via direct award against CCS RM971 Non Medical Non Clinical Framework.

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: North Star House,


title: Executive Team Coaching

description: Facilitation / team coaching for executive team

Buckinghamshire County Council

street: 1) NCO, Walton Street

postalCode: HP20 1YQ


name: HULL UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS TRUST

title: SERVICE MAINTENANCE OF MICRODOSE

description: This notice is being posted to inform of an award of contract to Philips Healthcare for the service maintenance of Microdose Breast Screening Equipment. The award is made via NHS Supply Chain Maintenance Framework Agreement number 2015/S 222-404840.

street: HULL ROYAL INFIRMARY,


title: CPU ADC 3325 Rural Verge Flail Grass Cutting Service

description: Verge Flail Grass Cutting

Nottingham City Council

street: Loxley House, Station Street

postalCode: NG2 3NG


title: NUN - Garage Sites Demolition

description: This contract is for the demolition of various sized garage blocks and the break out and removal of concrete foundation slabs. Please Note: The work is based on NBBC gaining planning permission for each site. Therefore there is no guarantee of the work unless full planning permission is obtained for the development of the sites Site Visits - Site visits are highly encouraged to gain a better understating of our requirements - Please undertake your own site visits - There are no restrictions on/getting to the various sites.

Coventry - Solihull - Warwickshire

street: Coton Road, Nuneaton

postalCode: CV11 5AA


title: Renovation works @ 190 Leeds Road BD18

description: renovation works

Bradford Metropolitan District Council

street: Bradford Council, Margaret McMillan Tower

postalCode: BD1 1NN


name: UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS BIRMINGHAM NHS FOUNDATION TRUST(HEALTHCARE

name: University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust

title: CA6410 - UHDB/009/T Software Licence and Support of the Healthcare Evaluation Data (HED) Online Bench marking Solution

description: Software Licence and Support of the Healthcare Evaluation Data (HED) Online Bench marking Solution for the period of three years, to expire 17th July 2022. To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA6410. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA6410 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

street: Purchasing Office, Level 5, Trust Head Quarters

postalCode: DE22 3NE


title: School Catering Services- Beaumont Primary School

description: The Leadership Team at Beaumont Primary School wish to procure the services of a contract caterer to manage its School's Catering Service. An innovative meal provider with a child centred business model is required.

Beaumont Primary School

street: Old Lodge Lane, Purley,

postalCode: CR8 4DN


name: Walthamstow Employment and Nursing Agency Ltd

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

street: 783-785 Lea Bridge Road

postalCode: E17 9DZ


name: Big Lottery Fund, operating as The National Lottery Community Fund

title: BIG001-0056 Childcare Voucher Scheme

description: Childcare Voucher Scheme Offer employees great value for money and is a popular benefit for parents, helping them towards the high costs of childcare whilst being able to remain in employment. It is important to note that the Government closed childcare voucher schemes to new joiners from 4 October 2018. Existing members are still able to claim for vouchers but cannot re-join if they leave the scheme. The proposal is for an extension of three years. There is a possibility of the Government closing the scheme fully to all existing members during this period, so it may end sooner.

street: 1 Plough Place,

postalCode: EC4A 1DE


description: TfL have an ongoing requirement of supply and laundry of work wear across the business. The life expectancy of each garment is 3 years. This competitive process will allow for the provision of multiple garments to be supplied across the business as well as the laundry of these supplied garments over the contract duration.

title: Supply and Laundry of Workwear to Transport for London

Transport for London

street: 55 Broadway

postalCode: SW1H 0BD


title: UOW758 Health and Safety - Staff Training

description: The University of Worcester has identified a centrally managed programme of essential health training to be provided to staff and this tender will help to support this.

University Of Worcester

street: Henwick Grove, Worcester

postalCode: WR2 6AJ


title: Framework Agreement for the Provision of a Cash Collection Service

currency: EUR

description: Framework agreement for the provision of a cash collection service for Staffordshire County Council and East Staffordshire Borough Council

East Staffordshire Borough Council

street: ESBC, PO BOX 8045

postalCode: DE14 9JG

Staffordshire County Council

street: Staffordshire Place 2, Tipping Street

postalCode: ST16 2DH

Kings Armoured Security Services Ltd

street: 24 The Parker Centre

postalCode: DE21 4SZ


title: 12 Sheppard Close, Enfield, Middlesex EN1 4HN.

description: Day to Day Disrepair

London Borough of Enfield

street: Edmonton Centre, Edmonton Green

postalCode: N9 0TN


title: Office, Laboratory and Associated Cleaning Services

description: The provision of office, laboratory and associated cleaning Services covering our Eastern region and Western region.

South East Water Ltd

street: Rocfort Road

postalCode: ME6 5AH


description: The scope of the procurement relates to the engineering, procurement and construction, including related site preparation works and foundations, manufacture, supply and installation of equipment, erection of buildings and installation of site services and ancillary facilities, for: (a) one 1 400 MW, 525 kV symmetrical monopole, Voltage source converter (VSC) converter station at Kingsnorth in the UK; (b) one 1 400 MW, 525 kV symmetrical monopole, Voltage source converter (VSC) converter station at Dunkerque in France; and (c) approximately 1,5 km of underground 400 kV HVAC cable between the converter station and the National Grid's Kingsnorth 400 kV sub-station at Kingsnorth in the UK. The scope of the contract requirements are: — detailed design, — engineering, — procurement, — manufacture, — supply, — transportation, — installation, — construction (including civil works), — testing, — commissioning, — spares storage, — operational spares during warranty period, — interfaces with other suppliers, — such other works, services and goods that may be necessary for the engineering, procurement and construction, and subsequent commissioning, commercial operation and maintenance of, the HVDC converter stations and underground HVAC cable in the UK, — spares supply and replenishment (25 years duration), — maintenance and repair services (10 years duration).

title: GridLink Interconnector HVDC Converter Stations in UK and France

description: The GridLink Interconnector comprises a nominal 1 400 MW high voltage, direct current (HVDC) electricity link between the UK and France. The overall project comprises 2 subsea HVDC cables and a fibre optic cable connecting to a symmetrical monopole, Voltage Source Converter (VSC) converter station located at Kingsnorth on the Isle of Grain, Kent in the UK and at Dunkerque, Nord Department, Nord-Pas-de-Calais Region in France. The converter stations are subsequently connected by underground High voltage, alternating current (HVAC) electricity cables to the National Grid Kingsnorth 400 kV sub-station in the UK and RTE Warande 400 kV sub-station in France. The scope of the procurement relates to the engineering, procurement and construction of the converter stations in UK and France, and approximately 1,5 km of underground HVAC cable in the UK.

GridLink Interconnector Ltd

street: 35 St Helen's

postalCode: EC3A 6AP


title: Panel of Providers for Community Based Support Services for People with Learning Disabilities or Mental Health Needs

description: This provider panel will become the principal mechanism to the used by Durham County Council and Clinical Commissioning Groups for North Durham, and Durham Dales, Easington and Sedgefield, for procuring support services for people with learning disabilities or people who have mental health needs in County Durham. The scope of the work commissioned through the provider panel agreement will generally, but not exclusively, involve providing domiciliary support to people in their own homes, including in supported living environments.

Durham County Council

street: Corporate Procurement, County Hall, Durham

postalCode: DH1 5UL


name: Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

title: HEY/16/128/B - Vacczyme Kits

description: This notice is being posted to inform of the award of a contract to The Binding Site Group Ltd for the provision of VaccZyme Kits.

street: Supplies Building, Hull Royal Infirmary, Anlaby Road

postalCode: HU3 2JZ


title: Security and Control Environment Testing of D365 and Interfaces

description: The Department of Health and Social Care is implementing Microsoft D365 as its new ERP system which will process £140bn of payments, including payroll and supplier payments. It is business critical that this system has appropriate controls built into to minimise any loss through fraud or error and appropriate segregation of duties to ensure sound management of the Department's finances and information to be held within the system. This procurement is to engage an expert to undertake the testing of the D365 system as configured for DHSC to demonstrate the effectiveness of the interoperability of the security roles, user groups, hierarchies, workflow, policies, authorisation limits and audit logging functionality to provide a sound control environment and appropriate segregation of duties for the Department.

Department of Health and Social Care

street: 39 Victoria Street,

postalCode: SW1H 0EU


description: Fosterline is designed to offer an impartial source of up to date and accurate information and advice for prospective and existing foster carers on issues such as how to become a foster carer, allegations of abuse, benefits, training, breakdown of placements, matters relating to the legal position of carers and any other issues about fostering which enquirers raise. Fosterline has been funded by the Department for the last 13 years and is regarded as a valuable resource for foster carers to discuss issues of concern confidentially. The objective of Fosterline is to: — support the retention of foster carers by providing accurate, appropriate and sensitive information, advice and signposting on a wide range of issues of concern to foster parents, thus enabling them to meet the needs of the children and young people in their care, — support the recruitment of foster carers by providing confidential, independent advice and information to prospective carers about how to become a foster carer, the issues involved, the training and support available to them before, during assessment and when fostering, and — reach a wide range of people with the potential to foster, including currently under-represented groups to contribute to the Government’s objective of identifying a diverse pool of foster carers to address the gaps in foster carers for specific groups such as teenagers, sibling groups and looked-after children with complex needs. The Department is seeking to award a 2 year contract to an organisation to provide this service through a national helpline across England and a website with digital support services. There will be a break clause after the first year. There is currently an organisation delivering this service on behalf of the Department and they receive over 3 700 calls a year, with over 170 000 visits to their website.

title: Fosterline Helpline Contract Notice

description: Fosterline is an independent advice, information and support service for current and prospective foster carers. Around three quarters of looked after children are in foster care. Foster carers therefore play a crucial role in our care system, providing much needed support and security for often very vulnerable children, and enabling their successful transition into independent adult life. Through delivery of Fosterline, the Department for Education is committed to supporting foster carers so the children in their care achieve the best possible outcomes, alongside ensuring we have sufficient foster carers with the right skills and capacity to meet children’s needs.

Department for Education

street: Sanctuary Buildings, 20, Great Smith Street

postalCode: SW1P 3BT


title: DATA STRATEGY RESEARCH- DISCOVERY

description: The researcher will con duct a scoping exercise with respect to DfT developing a transport data strategy. The exercise should provide help in assessing where the department is in terms of data maturity, capability, direction and engagement with the external ecosystem, and where we want to get to in 3-5 years, providing recommendations in drafting a data strategy mindful of user needs.

DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT

street: Great Minster House, 33 Horseferry Road,

postalCode: SW1P 4DR


description: Annual renewal of the support & maintenance of the Egress estate (as per standard T&Cs of HealthTrust Europe ICT Solutions Framework (ComIT) Lot 2(HTE-01523.2)

THE FINANCIAL CONDUCT AUTHORITY

street: 12 Endeavour Square,


name: Liverpool City Region Combined Authority (LCRCA)

title: LCRCA SIF Strategy Appraiser and Advisor Framework — 2018

description: In July 2018 the LCRCA approved its strategic investment fund strategy (SIF). The investment strategy has been drafted to guide the LCRCA's investment actives for the next 12-18 months. The investment strategy applies to projects in the local transport, land and property, infrastructure, low carbon culture, business support and innovation, and skills employment sectors. Merseytravel on behalf of the LCRCA are looking to set up a framework for the following services a detailed in Section 11.2 lots below: — economic appraisal, — land, property and housing, — corporate and project finance, — legal services. Please note that suppliers can apply to more that one lot.

street: 1 Mann Island

postalCode: L3 1BP

Mott MacDonald Ltd

postalCode: CR0 2EE

GVA Grimley Ltd t/a Avison Young

postalCode: B1 2JB

Currie and Brown (CI) Ltd

postalCode: EC1N 2PB

Ove Arup and Partners Ltd

postalCode: W1T 4QB

Newbridge Advisors

postalCode: EC4V 3DB


description: UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) will shortly be embarking on an Open OJEU procurement to establish a framework contract for technical advisory services to the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) which will support the Antarctic Infrastructure Modernisation Programme (AIMP) to delivery of a wide range of projects overseas. The framework will be intended to cover 7 years with an optional extension of +3. The estimated framework value is 40 000 000 GBP — 60 000 000 GBP. Ahead of commencing this procurement, we would like to raise awareness of this project by way of an industry day where we will introduce our plans for the Antarctic Infrastructure Modernisation Programme (AIMP). Our hope is that in engaging with industry experts that we can ensure that this requirement is well placed when it hits the market in the near future. Antarctica is a very unique environment which presents huge challenges in delivering an ambitious infrastructure programme, amongst which are the environmental conditions themselves, logistical constraints and the need to integrate complex construction works with an ongoing and extensive science programme. The successful Technical Advisor must be able to provide the very wide range of skills expected in a diverse set of engineering and building projects but also the specialist skills required for the polar regions. In addition to capability there needs to be the capacity to support this large programme, which is to be delivered in a relatively short time scale. Generally the services to be provided for individual projects fall into 1 of 2 categories: — enabling works/technical services — work stages (WS) 0 to 2: Task Orders for enabling works (WS0 to 2) or bespoke requirements to support specific technical requirements, — Project Works (WS 3 to 8): this comprises activities for projects where a single preferred option has already been identified and approval has been obtained to progress this option. The industry day will take place on Thursday 25.7.2019 at 10:30 at the British Antarctic Survey High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge, CB3 0ET. The industry day will run from 10:30 to 13:30 and comprise of a presentation about the British Antarctic Survey (BAS), the environment that these services will cover and then details of the Antarctic Infrastructure Modernisation Programme (AIMP) followed by a Q&A session. If you are interested in attending this Industry Day please confirm your attendance by emailing FMprocurement@uksbs.co.uk stating your organisation and attendees names. All requests to attend must be received by Friday July 19th. Space will be limited on the industry day and therefore attendance is restricted to 2 individuals per supplier.

title: CON19006 — Antarctic Infrastructure Modernisation Programme Technical Advisor Services Framework

description: UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) will shortly be embarking on an Open OJEU procurement to establish a Framework contract for Technical Advisory Services to the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) which will support the Antarctic Infrastructure Modernisation Programme (AIMP) to delivery of a wide range of projects overseas. The framework will be intended to cover 7 years with an optional extension of +3. The estimated Framework value is 40 000 000 GBP — 60 000 000 GBP. Ahead of commencing this procurement, we would like to raise awareness of this project by way of an industry day where we will introduce our plans for the Antarctic Infrastructure Modernisation Programme (AIMP). Our hope is that in engaging with industry experts that we can ensure that this requirement is well placed when it hits the market in the near future.

UK Research and Innovation

street: Polaris House

postalCode: SN2 1FL


name: CTM Portal for the NDA Shared Services Alliance

title: Preliminary RDP Works (Notice for Contracts Finder)

description: The Low Level Waste Repository (LLWR) is the UK's national disposal facility for low level radioactive waste since 1959. Waste is disposed of in engineered concrete vaults and where possible compacted, containerised, and grouted before placing in the vault. More than £100m has been invested in the facility since 1999 to preserve the site as the UKs long-term repository. LLW Repository Ltd is the current tier 1 licensed management and operations contractor that manages day to day activities on behalf of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA). This procurement will support the site preservation goal by commissioning delivery of certain civil engineering works including construction of temporary drains, water run off and collection reservoirs, access roads, hardstanding areas. Further requirement details will be published in the Invitation to Tender document pack. LLWR aims to hold a Supplier Day to be held on 17th July in or near Drigg, Cumbria. Please confirm should you wish to attend (2 persons per organisation maximum).

procurementMethodDetails: NotApplicable:

street: Calder Bridge,

postalCode: CA20 1PG


description: NHS South of England Procurement Services (SoEPS), acting on behalf of Health Education England (HEE - the Commissioner) are commencing a tender for the provision of Routes into Medicine and Allied Health Professions - Health Education England. At Health Education England, one of our key areas is to widen access to medicine. Widening access to medicine continues to be a challenge due to its highly selective, high entry tariff. With a focus on diversity, inclusion and widening participation from disadvantaged or underrepresented groups, Health Education England wish to support the supply of young people into healthcare professions including medicine, and allied health professions. The Allied Health Professions (AHPs) are the third largest workforce in the NHS. In the main they are degree level professions, and are professionally autonomous practitioners. Health Education England are inviting bidders to submit a tender response to develop and deliver a Routes into Medicine and AHP programme for up to 350 participants to take place during 2019-2025. An essential criterion for the provider is that they have the capacity and capability to fully deliver the programme by 2025. The maximum contract value, over six years is £500,000 (exclusive of VAT). The initial contract will be for one year. The Commissioner retains the option to extend the contract by a further 5 years, subject to annual review and availability of budget. Bidders are invited to access the procurement documentation at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/soepscommissioning Please access the ITT procurement documents for further information. The deadline for submission of completed ITT submissions is Friday 04 October 2019 at 12:00pm (midday). Late submissions will not be accepted. The e-portal system will shutdown at 12:00pm and any un-submitted bids not registered to the system at this time will not be accepted. Therefore, please submit in good time prior to the deadline date and time. Project title: Routes into Medicine and Allied Health Professions - Health Education England - NHS/SoEPS/19.537, please access the ITT for all documents. Should Bidders have any queries, or are having problems using the portal, they should contact the In-tend dedicated Supplier Helpdesk by calling 0845 557 8079 Monday to Friday (9am to 5pm) or email support@in-tend.co.uk

South Of England Procurement Centre

street: Unit 18 Solent Industrial Estate,


description: Fareham Borough Council led a collaborative OJEU tender in 2012 to establish a single contractor to provide lift maintenance, repair and overhaul services across the Hants and IOW (HIOW) geographical region. Following a successful contract term the extant arrangement expires in December 2019, the Council is leading a new tender exercise on behalf of those participating Authorities within Hampshire and the Isle of Wight to establish a successive single provider contract for the next 4 years (plus any optional extension period). The requirement is to establish a planned maintenance regime for the passenger and goods lift services within the portfolio of council owned assets. This to be supplemented under the framework terms to include the ability to obtain quotes (in line with an agreed schedule of rates) to carry out planned repairs and overhauls as and when approved by the relevant Council. The lift sites/buildings are listed in the attached asset register and include sheltered housing sites, multi storey car parks, office accommodation, an entertainment complex and other public buildings, all of which are located within Hampshire.

title: E-ITT for the Provision of Lift Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul Services for Hants and Isle of Wight Local Authorities

description: Fareham Borough Council led a collaborative OJEU tender in 2012 to establish a single contractor to provide lift maintenance, repair and overhaul services across the Hants and IOW (HIOW) geographical region. Following a successful contract term the extant arrangement expires in December 2019, the Council is leading a new tender exercise on behalf of those participating Authorities within Hampshire and the Isle of Wight to establish a successive single provider contract for the next 3 years (plus any optional extension period). The requirement is to establish a planned maintenance regime for the passenger and goods lift services within the portfolio of council owned assets.

Fareham Borough Council

street: Civic Offices, Civic Way

postalCode: PO16 7AZ


title: 1-966 Smart Motorway / UTC /AQ Linking study

description: In the North West the delivery of the Smart Motorway has increased the capacity of the Strategic Road Network, and therefore, is having a significant impact on the associated junctions which are managed by the Local Highway Authority partners. There is increasing political discussion around the importance of delivering robust and reliable junctions following the introduction of Smart Motorways. To enhance the operation of these junctions it is identified from a previous study that linking the Smart Motorway operating system with the Local Highway Authorities Urban Traffic Control (UTC) system could deliver an integrated network management with collective benefits. Therefore, as part of this investigation into the integration of the operating systems, it is proposed that a Proof of Concept (PoC) is delivered. There are underlying Air Quality challenges in Greater Manchester associated with both the SRN and local road network. Highways England has an Air Quality Strategy which has a number of objectives including the dynamic management of traffic both on, and beyond, the SRN. Interventions have been identified by both Highways England and Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM). However, none of the proposed measures are exploring collaborative operating regimes. Highways England is consequently seeking to appoint an appropriate consultant with experience of the Collaborative Traffic Management programme, direct involvement in the development of the Smart Motorway operating regime and an understanding of the Air Quality assessment methods (including involvement in the AQ assessment of the Manchester Smart Motorway scheme). The appointment will be for the provision of technical services.

Highways England

street: The Cube,

postalCode: B1 1RN


title: Nonsuch Park Female Public Conveniences Refurbishment

description: Refurbishment of female toilets in Nonsuch Park

Epsom and Ewell Borough Council

street: Town Hall, The Parade

postalCode: KT18 5BY


title: Emergency Lighting and Periodic Testing

description: WM Housing Group wishes to enter into an agreement with a service provider to conduct periodic testing of electrical communal spaces and emergency lighting discharge services. The contract will initially run for a period of 2 years with provision to extend every two years for a maximum of 10 year. The geographical areas of operation will be across Coventry, Birmingham, Worcester, Hereford and other geographical areas which the Group has vested interest or other contractual interest, throughout the duration of the contract agreement.

title: 2019 — 0739 Electrical Periodic Testing of Communal Spaces and Emergency Lighting Discharge

description: WM Housing Group wishes to enter into an agreement with a service provider to conduct periodic testing of electrical communal spaces and emergency lighting discharge services. The contract will initially run for a period of 2 years with provision to extend every 2 years for a maximum of 10 year. The geographical areas of operation will be across Coventry, Birmingham, Worcester, Hereford and other geographical areas which the Group has vested interest or other contractual interest, throughout the duration of the contract agreement.

Citizen Housing Group Ltd

street: 4040 Lakeside, Solihull Parkway, Birmingham Business Park

postalCode: B37 7YN

Complete Electrical Solutions UK Ltd

street: 1 Wordsley Green Shopping Centre

postalCode: DY5 8PD


title: GB-Shrewsbury: DMNH 020 - Winterburn Bridge Reconstruction

description: Installation of a road closure and diversion route, removal of existing piped culvert, construction of a reinforced concrete box culvert, removal of existing bypass pipe, resurfacing and accommodation works.

Shropshire Council

street: Shirehall, Abbey Foregate

postalCode: SY2 6ND


title: COV - Supported Living Accommodation and Day Opportunities for adults and older people with learning disabilities, physical/sensory impairment, mental ill health, autism, complex behaviour & dual diagnosis

description: Potential providers are invited to Tender to join an Open Framework for the delivery of the following services for Coventry City Council (CCC) and Coventry and Rugby Clinical Commissioning Group (CRCCG). Lot A - Supported Living Accommodation for adults and older people with a Learning Disability, Physical/Sensory Impairment and Mental Health: 1. Lot A1 - Supported living services to include specialist home support, sourcing accommodation and supported access to community activities (core requirement) 2. Lot A2 - As per Lot A1 with the addition of support to service users requiring an Autism Service (specialism area) 3. Lot A3 - As per Lot A1 with the addition of support services to service users with Complex Behaviour Needs and Dual Diagnosis (specialism area) 4. Lot A4 - As per Lot A1 with the addition of support services to services users with Multiple complex health needs (specialism area). This Lot will be used by the CRCCG only. 5. Lot A5 - Lot A1 and Lot A2 combined (core requirement and Autism) 6. Lot A6 - Lot A1 and Lot A3 Combined (core requirement and Complex Behaviour Needs and Dual Diagnosis) 7. Lot A7 - Lot A1, Lot A2 and Lot A3 combined (core requirement, Autism, Complex Behaviour Needs and Dual Diagnosis) Lot B - Day Opportunities for adults with Learning Disabilities, Complex Behaviour, Dual Diagnosis or Autism 1. Lot B1 - Community peer support networks (low level needs) 2. Lot B2 - Supported Day opportunities (low, medium and high-level needs) 3. Lot B3 - Complex Day opportunities (high level needs) Contract duration: Contract start date - 4 March 2020 Contract end date - 3 March 2024 (4 years) With an option to extend for a further 3 years on a 1 x 3 year extension basis, to a maximum of 7 years (to 3 March 2027) The Framework will be left open for the duration of the term, up until the original Framework term end date (3 March 2024) and then, if the extension period is implemented, 6 months before the extended Framework end date (3 September 2026), to enable new Providers to submit Tenders to join the framework on an on-going basis.

Coventry - Solihull - Warwickshire

street: Coventry, Coventry

postalCode: CV1 2GN


title: P2018/1582/NE - Re Roofing Works Whitby Way

Darlington Borough Council

street: Town Hall, Feethams

postalCode: DL1 5QT


title: CCZZ19A02 - Research into Design Principles

description: How to apply Instructions to Potential Providers: Potential Providers must first be registered on the Crown Commercial Service e-Sourcing Suite in order to respond to the Procurement. If you have not yet registered on the e-Sourcing Suite, this can be done online at https://gpsesourcing.cabinetoffice.gov.uk by following the link 'Register for CCS e-Sourcing'. Please note that, to register, you must have a valid DUNS number (as provided by Dun and Bradstreet) for the organisation which you are registering, who will be entering into a contract if invited to do so at the Invitation to Tender stage. Potential Providers should note that it could take up to 10 working days to obtain a DUNS number. Full instructions for registration and use of the system can be found at: http://gps.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/i-am-supplier/respond-tender Once you have registered on the e-Sourcing Suite, you will need to express your interest by emailing ExpressionOfInterest@Crowncommercial.gov.uk Your email must clearly state: - name/reference of this procurement - the name of the registered supplier; and - the name and contact details Crown Commercial Service will then process your registration and assign your organisation to the opportunity. The registered user will receive a notification email to alert them once this has been done. It is advised however that Potential Providers register as soon as practically possible in order to receive the Invitation to Tender and have a sufficient amount of time to respond. Crown Commercial Service is not able to offer any extensions to the advertised procurement timetable. For technical assistance on use of the e-Sourcing Suite please contact the Helpdesk: Freephone: 0345 010 3503 Email: supplier@Crowncommercial.gov.uk

Crown Commercial Service

street: Crown Commercial Service,

postalCode: L3 9PP


title: Request for Information for a Dental Referral Management Service

description: North of England Commissioning Support (NECS) working for and on behalf of NHS England and NHS Improvement North East and Yorkshire is conducting a Request for Information (RFI) exercise to engage with the market and obtain input into the development of a service specification in respect of a Dental Referral Management Services across North Yorkshire and Humber and South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw. To register an interest in responding to this market engagement exercise and obtain a copy of the Request for Information documentation please go to the In-Tend portal: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/nhsnecsu/aspx/Home (NHSE470). North of England Commissioning Support (NECS) working for and on behalf of NHS England and NHS Improvement North East and Yorkshire is conducting a Request for Information (RFI) exercise to engage with the market and obtain input into the development of a service specification in respect of a Dental Referral Management Services across North Yorkshire and Humber and South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw. To register an interest in responding to this market engagement exercise and obtain a copy of the Request for Information documentation please go to the In-Tend portal: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/nhsnecsu/aspx/Home (NHSE470). Please note that the deadline for RFI responses is 12 noon on 17 September 2019. Please note that all communications and RFI submissions will be conducted via the In-Tend portal only. It is free to register on the portal but if you have any problems registering on the portal, you should contact In-Tend at: support@in-tend.com or by phone 0844 2728810 In-Tends Helpdesk Availability is: Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5.00pm. Please note that this exercise is not part of any pre-qualification process. It is intended as an awareness, communication and information gathering exercise offering an opportunity for organisations to help inform potential future service models and/or commissioning intentions. . Please note that the deadline for RFI responses is 12 noon on 17 September 2019. Please note that all communications and RFI submissions will be conducted via the In-Tend portal only. It is free to register on the portal but if you have any problems registering on the portal, you should contact In-Tend at: support@in-tend.com or by phone 0844 2728810. In-Tends Helpdesk Availability is: Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5.00pm. Please note that this exercise is not part of any pre-qualification process. It is intended as an awareness, communication and information gathering exercise offering an opportunity for organisations to help inform potential future service models and/or commissioning intentions.

North Of England Commissioning Support

street: Westpoint Road, Thornaby,


title: Commercial Systems Procurement – Source-to-Contract System

description: The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) has established “Project Victory”, to replace expiring contracts and significantly enhance the NDA group’s current commercial IT systems capability. The NDA group comprises Sellafield Limited; Magnox Limited; LLW Repository Limited; Dounreay Site Restoration Limited; International Nuclear Services Limited; Direct Rail Services Limited; and Radioactive Waste Management Limited, and spends in the region of £1.9bn per annum with the supply chain. The new systems will cover all aspects of how we manage that spend including: our procurement pipelines; sourcing; contracts; commercial benefits and savings tracking; identifying and managing supply chain risk; and strategic supplier relationship management. The new systems are being procured and contracted for by NDA in five parts, referred to hereafter as Lots: • Lot A: Source-to-Contract System • Lot B: Market Intelligence and Category Strategies • Lot C: Contract Management System for End-to-End Project Management Contracts • Lot D: Supply Chain Risk Management System • Lot E: Analytics, Reporting and Dashboarding System This procurement is for the Lot A: Source-to-Contract System. The Source-to-Contract System will be used to manage our procurement pipelines; sourcing activities; to manage a large proportion of our contracts; and identify and realise commercial savings and benefits. It may also be used for strategic supplier relationship management. The System will form the lynchpin for the rest of the commercial systems suite and as such will be required to interface directly with the systems procured under the other Lots creating “one-version of the truth” and providing data and information for operational and strategic decision making whilst minimising double-keying. Service recipients: The recipients of the services provided under this contract are: (a) The Contracting Authority; (b) Sellafield Limited (company number 01002607); (c) Low Level Waste Repository Limited (company number 05608448); (d) Magnox Limited (company number 02264251); (e) Dounreay Site Restoration Limited (company number SC307493); (f) International Nuclear Services Limited (company number 01144352); (g) Direct Rail Services Limited (company number 03020822) (h) Radioactive Waste Management Limited (company number 08920190); (i) National Nuclear Laboratory Limited (company number 03857752). The Contracting Authority reserves the right to provide the services under the contract to the following services recipients on an optional basis: (j) any other UK public sector contracting authority that delivers services to the UK in respect of the nuclear decommissioning programme; and (k) any person that is owned or controlled by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, the Contracting Authority or any of the entities listed at paragraphs (a) to (j) above, (l) and any successor bodies thereto that perform any of the functions previously performed by any of the foregoing bodies.

title: COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS PROCUREMENT – LOT A: SOURCE-TO-CONTRACT SYSTEM

description: The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) has established “Project Victory”, to replace expiring contracts and enhance the NDA group’s current commercial IT systems capability. The new systems suite will cover all aspects the commercial/procurement lifecycle including procurement pipelines; sourcing; contracts; commercial benefits and savings tracking; identifying and managing supply chain risk; and strategic supplier relationship management (SSRM). This procurement is for a Source-to-Contract System, which will be used to manage our procurement pipelines; sourcing activities; to manage a proportion of our contracts; and identify and realise commercial savings and benefits. It may also be used for SSRM. The System will form the lynchpin of the commercial systems suite and will be required to interface directly with the other systems creating “one-version of the truth”, providing data and information for operational and strategic decision making whilst minimising double-keying.

Nuclear Decommissioning Authority

street: Herdus House Westlakes Science and Technology Park Moor Row

postalCode: CA24 3HU

Atamis Ltd

street: Southgate House, Wood Street

postalCode: CF10 1EW


name: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside

title: Vehicle Recovery Humberside Police

description: The object of the Humberside Police scheme is for recovery operators to offer a complete service for the recovery, removal and storage of vehicles, vehicle related parts and loads from the highways, footways and any other place to which the operator has access to in accordance with any other conditions and safety requirements laid down by Humberside Police, and any other terms which form part of this agreement.

street: The Lawns, Harland Way, Cottingham

postalCode: HU16 5SN


name: DEPARTMENT FOR DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA & SPORT

title: GB-London: 101454 - Cyber Resilience Metrics Pilot Planning Research

street: 100 Parliament Street,


title: SHU Card Management & Productions System

description: Sheffield Hallam University has approval to procure a new card management and production system including: • Card Management System • Card Production System • Self Service Kiosks • Ongoing support, development and maintenance Prior to conducting a tender, the University is asking the market for some information to inform the scope and specification of our requirements. Further information and the document to complete can be found on our Intend Portal (due to go live at 1.30pm on Monday 23 Dec 2019) Please complete this document and return by midnight 8 January 2020.

SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY

street: City Campus, Howard Street,


description: Older people — Grangetown.

title: Older People — Grangetown

description: Older people — Grangetown.

Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

Q Care Ltd

street: Belgrave House

postalCode: NP7 7RU


title: FUTURE PARKS ACCELERATOR PROGRAMME EVALUATION

description: The National Lottery Heritage Fund (The Fund) was set up in 1994 under the National Lottery Act and distributes money raised by the National Lottery to support projects involving the national, regional and local heritage of the United Kingdom. We operate under the auspices of the National Heritage Memorial Fund (NHMF). Since January 2019 we have been operating under our current Strategic Framework: 'Inspiring, leading and resourcing the UK's heritage'. The Fund invests in the full breadth of the UK's natural, cultural and intangible heritage. Through our funding, our vision is to create positive and lasting change for people and communities now and in the future. This is reflected in the six outcomes which underpin our grant-making. The National Trust (NT) was founded in 1895 on the simple and enduring idea that people need historic, beautiful and natural places that offer people perspective, escape, relaxation and a sense of identity. The natural world also gives people fresh air, clean water and clear seas. Over the last 120 years the NT has become one of the UK's largest charities, caring for historic properties and areas of beautiful countryside. The NT welcomes everyone to explore: 780 miles of coastline, Over 248,000 hectares of land and Over 500 historic houses, castles, ancient monuments, gardens and parks and nature reserves. Looking after the places in NT's care now and in the future is its first responsibility. But NT's 'Playing our part' strategy to 2025 is also about how NT rises to the big challenges of the 21st century and how they works with others to find solutions. One of the four main areas that the NT strategy focuses is: Helping look after the places where people live, which has a strong focus on supporting parks and green spaces. Within this area the NT will:  help find innovative new ways to manage local parks and heritage.  explore and give support to local authorities, charities and communities in how to  manage local heritage and green space.  promote the importance of local heritage and green space, taking a leading role in Heritage Open Days celebrating why these places matter and how people can help look after them. The Future Parks Accelerator (FPA) is a UK-wide initiative to support local authorities and communities transform the way their urban green space estates are funded and managed. Need is urgent as most local authority budgets for green space management will be slashed to zero by 2020 as parks are a non-statutory services. The vision of the FPA is to create a critical mass of public parks and greenspaces in the UK on a path to sustainability and transformation to deliver even greater public benefits for the next generation A FULL DESCRIPTION OF THE REQUIREMENT IN WITHIN THE ATTACHED ITT DOCUMENT.

National Heritage Memorial Fund

street: 7 Holbein Place,


title: Odyssey Collaborative Trust - Tender for Catering Services

description: The successful supplier will be required to provide catering services for Odyssey Collaborative Trust. Odyssey Collaborative Trust is expected to grow, with a number of additional schools becoming part of the Trust during this contract period. The provision of catering services at these schools when they have joined the Trust, or ended their current catering contract, will fall under the scope of this contract. The successful supplier will be expected to provide this service at these additional schools using the same costing model applied to the successful tender submission. The duration of contract for these schools will not be increased and they will join the contract for the remaining contract period that exists at the point of entry into the contract. The guaranteed performance contract will commence on 1.4.2020 for an initial period of 3 years, with the opportunity to extend for a further period of 2 years at the discretion of the Odyssey Collaborative Trust's governing body. The successful supplier is expected to have a strong local presence, as specialist caterers in the primary school sector. The contract covers the scope for the provision of catering services within the schools, which currently includes morning break, lunch, all hospitality and free issue requirements. Hospitality will be charged at net cost on consumption. Each school currently manages its own breakfast club and intends to continue to do so. The schools expect the successful supplier to enable the continued development of catering through the provision of an innovative, healthy food service, prepared onsite. All schools intend to focus heavily on healthy, fresh, seasonal, locally sourced produce and see the catering service as an exciting opportunity to complement the overall uptake, student and parent experience, through the regular introduction of new ingredients, themed and promotional events. The successful supplier will be required to play their part in acting as a catalyst for improvement of the pupil experience. The senior leadership team and governors have identified 'value for money' as a priority to parents and this is perceived as key to encourage an increased uptake of the overall catering service provided. The successful supplier will work closely with the schools to manage the provision of catering and the overall 'meal experience', with pupil education on making healthy dietary choices being an important part of their educational experience. The client invites suppliers to consider offers of appropriate capital investment and suppliers' ideas for the development of the current catering service will be welcomed (further information regarding each of the schools ~ Beaufort Community Primary School, Cherry Tree Hill Primary School, Asterdale Primary School, Borrow Wood Primary School ~ is provided in the SQ document).

procurementMethodDetails: RestrictedOJEU:

The Litmus Partnership Ltd

street: Odyssey Collaborative Trust, c/o Springfield Primary School, West Road, Spondon

postalCode: DE21 7AB


title: Monochromatic High-Speed Cameras

description: The purchase of the equipment is part of the Structures 2025 Strategic Equipment Grant funded by EPSRC (EP/R008787/1), which will be housed in the LSTL in N|I|L. LSTL comprises a 30 m x 15 m strong floor with an installed hydraulic ring main system capable of delivering 1000 litres/min of hydraulic power at 280 bar that is purposefully built for multi-axial testing of large components and structures. Moreover, the new LSTL has been purpose-built to enable advanced testing utilising data-rich imaging techniques over multiple length scales. This procurement covers the purchase of two high speed cameras with a capability of 10,000 fps at 1 MPix for imaging tests on large structures. The high-speed cameras will be used to derive displacement and strain measurements through image post-processing procedures such as DIC, grid methods and point tracking. The offered Solutions must be in line with the vision of both the N|I|L and the Structures 2025 project as described above.

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON

street: UNIVERSITY ROAD,


title: Framework Agreement for the Supply of Cleaning Equipment (into Stores Only)

description: Hampshire County Council invites applications from suitably experienced organisations who wish to be considered for selection to tender for the supply of cleaning equipment, including mops, buckets, cloths, scour pads, brooms, brushes, floor pads (cased or palletised into warehouses only). Those Authorities using this framework from the onset are Hampshire County Council and Hertfordshire County Council. Other public bodies may have access to this Agreement but may only do so with the agreement of the Contracting Authority. The framework will commence on 1.6.2019 and will be for a period of 4 years (48 months). Interested parties should register their interest in the project via the In-Tend website https://in-tendhost.co.uk/ hampshire, and complete and submit the Part B Return Document and the Pricing Schedule (Return Document 2), together with any supporting information requested, by 14:00 on Tuesday, 2.4.2019.

Hampshire County Council

street: The Castle

postalCode: SO23 8UJ


title: Planned kitchen upgrades 2018/19 Area 4

description: Kitchen replacement

WINCHESTER CITY COUNCIL

street: City Offices,Colebrook Street,


title: BIG001-1044 Research to support VCSE sector organisations 2019 - CCS RM6018

description: This contract will build on other research we commissioned last year, specifically: - Research with grant holders and funding staff about their experiences of and aspirations for monitoring and evaluation. This identified a number of improvements (both in terms of processes and guidance) which are now being developed. - Research with other funders to understand how they support their grant holders around data and evidence. This identified potential approaches to support that the Fund could take. - Research to map all of the existing outcomes frameworks and measures/scales that are relevant for VCSE sector organisations We will provide the findings from these pieces of research to the successful bidder. This research will fill a specific insight gap about: - the broad data and evidence needs of the VCSE sector - what support different organisations need around data and evidence to meet their organisational goals - how we should prioritise our resources to support this.

street: 1 Plough Place,

postalCode: EC4A 1DE


title: Information Technology Service Management (ITSM)

description: Information technology service management (IT SM) contract including help desk management services, general IT consultancy, business analysis, and project management.

description: Information technology service management (ITSM) contract including help desk management, IT consultancy, business analysis and project management.

University of Durham

street: Procurement Service, Mountjoy Centre, Hawthorn Wing

postalCode: DH1 3LE

Waterstons Ltd

street: Liddon Court Aykley Heads, Durham

postalCode: DH1 5TS


description: River Clyde Homes and Home Fix Scotland are seeking to employ a suitably experienced and competent company to supply heat, smoke and co2 alarms. The technical specification that the alarms require to adhere to are provided within Appendix F ‘Technical Specification’. Anticipated annual quantities are detailed within the pricing schedule. The alarms will be ordered on a monthly basis. The successful contractor must be able to supply the requested alarms within 5 working days of receipt of order. The successful contractor must have the resource to complete the requirement within this timescale. The contract will run for an initial 2 year period. RCH may wish, at its sole discretion, to extend any resultant agreement for a further twelve month period subject to the agreement of the successful bidder. Interested parties must first evidence to River Clyde Homes via the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD) that they have the requisite technical capacity, and experience to undertake works of this nature, before they will be taken forward to the full tender evaluation.

title: Supply of Heat, Smoke and co2 Alarms

description: RCH and Home Fix Scotland requires a contractor to supply heat, smoke and co2 alarms.

River Clyde Homes

street: Roxburgh House, 102-112 Roxburgh Street

postalCode: PA15 4JT

City Electrical Factors Limited

street: 141 Farmer Ward Road

postalCode: CV8 2SU


title: Bikeability Scotland Training Providers

description: Establish suitably qualified cycle training providers to support Local Authorities to deliver Bikeability Scotland on-road cycle training.

Scotland Excel

street: Renfrewshire House, Cotton Street

postalCode: PA1 1AR

TTC Group (UK) Ltd

street: Hadley Park East

postalCode: TF1 6QJ

Bike for Good

street: 65 Haugh Road

postalCode: G3 8TX

Recyke-a-bike

street: Alloa Road

postalCode: FK9 5LN

Rural & Urban Training Scheme

street: Former Central Workshops, Lady Victoria Colliery

postalCode: EH22 4QN

Angus Cycle Hub CIC

street: 33 Market Place

postalCode: DD11 1HR

Outfit Moray

street: Shore Street,

postalCode: IV31 6PB


title: IT Accessibility Training Services

description: Contract for the provision of training services for CPS staff to enable confident and effective use of specialist software specifically design to support users with visual, audio, and other impairments.

Crown Prosecution Service

street: 102 Petty France,

postalCode: SW1H 9EA


title: BPN / Sutton Coldfield - Application of Herbicides

description: Birmingham City Council requires a supplier for the Application of Herbicides. This contract will be for a period of 1 year commencing 1st April 2019 until 31st March 2020. Birmingham Parks and Nurseries invite tenders for the application of herbicides to shrub beds and other non-crop surfaces. Total areas to be treated are as follows: Contract 9 - Sutton Coldfield Area features: 226316 m² Contract 9 - Sutton Coldfield Shrub Beds: 67,299 m² Registration and use of in-tend is free. All correspondence for this procurement process must be via the in-tend correspondence function. If you are unable to register with in-tend please either email us at cps@birmingham.gov.uk or call 0121 464 8000. If you are interested in tendering please click on the following link to access the Council's tender Portal:-. https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc/ and submit your details to register as a bidder. We will send you a log on and password so you can download the tender documentation. Your completed tender documentation should be returned by noon 11 March 2019 via the 'in-tend' system https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

Birmingham City Council

street: 1 Lancaster Circus, Birmingham

postalCode: B4 7DJ


title: Business Development & Growth

description: The overarching aim of the AMLAG CLLD strategy is to provide better economic opportunities for residents and businesses in the area. It is therefore a key priority to encourage, and help facilitate, sustainable business growth in local companies that will provide increased opportunities for employment, improved economic situations for those living here, and a positive legacy. Projects are invited that provide support local businesses to grow, create jobs, and to recruit from the AMLAG region. Projects are invited that support the growth of local business, the creation of jobs, and the recruitment of employees from the AMLAG region. Projects will take the form of either business support and consultancy, or capital investment activity. Support and consultancy will represent a minimum of 12 hours interaction with businesses. Indicatively, the Local Action Group has allocated the following amount: £180,000 ERDF ERDF and ESF investment in the CLLD target areas is intended to make a significant impact on local employment, skills and enterprise. The minimum application level for funding is £50,000 All potential applicant organisations are encouraged to work together with other local partners to generate new ideas, approaches and develop joint proposals. Typically projects should plan to deliver activity for a minimum of 6 months and can plan to deliver up to June 2022. However, the LAG reserves the right to vary the minimum and maximum durations, upwards or downwards. Outputs to be delivered C1 : Number of Enterprises receiving support : 15 ERDF Outputs : In addition, we expect that organisations may achieve some or any of the following: • Number of new enterprises receiving support • Employment increase in supported enterprises • Square metres public or commercial building built or renovated in target areas. See attached Call proposal for further information

CORNWALL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LTD

street: Station Road,


title: Internal Audit Services

description: CC-EL-RM-2019-003 Internal Audit Services Chesterfield College wish to invite tenders for the supply of Internal Audit Services. The scope is largely restricted to financial transactions, however, the College's Corporation Board require assurance on a broad range of issues which are driven by a Risk Management framework that identifies those areas of highest risk and which the Internal Auditors would utilise to carry out Internal Audit assignments CONTRACT TERM: From effective date until 31st of July 2022 (Option to until 31.07.2023) PROCEDURE: Open procedure DOCUMENTS: Register, express interest and download documentation via the In-Tend Education Portal https://in-tendhost.co.uk/education portal/ CLARIFICATIONS: All questions to be submitted via the portal. DATE FOR RETURN OF TENDERS: 30th of August 2019 12.00 Noon UK Time

In-tend Education Portal

street: Infirmary Road, Chesterfield

postalCode: S41 7NG


title: Hard FM Services - LOT 14 - Water Hygiene Services

description: Lot 14 - Water hygiene services

Plymouth City Council

street: Ballard House, West Hoe Road

postalCode: PL1 3BJ


description: Taxi vehicles.

title: Taxi Vehicles

description: Taxi vehicles.

London Borough of Merton

street: Civic Centre, London Rd

postalCode: SM4 5DX

Cascade Cars

street: 70 The Broadway Wimbledon


title: Quotation for Small Plant and Tool Hire

description: This is a reactive contract for the hire of Small Plant and Tools i.e. drills, ladders, jigsaws, planers, generators, grinders, staging, vacuums, lights, mixers, breakers, towers. Applicants must have a branch located within a 5-mile radius of the Repairs and Maintenance department at Roway Lane, Oldbury, West Midlands, B69 3ES as this is a reactive contract that is used by the in-house repairs teams. They collect Plant and Tools needed to complete a job. Either if a tool has broken or they do not have the correct tool/s they need to complete a job. The Council will be using the In-tend e-Tendering System for this Procurement exercise, please visit https://in-tendhost.co.uk/sandwellmbc to access the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal. From here you will be able to register your company, express an interest in the opportunity, and gain immediate access to the Quotation document or other related documents. In Order To View a On-Line Questionnaire (if applicable) or Submit a Quotation, you will be required to` Opt-In`. For a Step by Step user guide to the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal please click on the `Guidance for Suppliers` section of the website. All procurement responses must be carried out via the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal. If you require further assistance in respect of the system please contact the In-tend support team on 0844 272 8810. Closing date: Monday 11 February 2019 at 15:00hrs

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Freeth Street, Oldbury

postalCode: B69 3DE


title: UKRI Guava EasyCyte 8HT system

description: The purchase of Guava EasyCyte 8HT system for MRC, LMS.

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: Polaris House,,


name: Fire Compliance Management Services Ltd (FCMS)

title: RBGKEW/710 - Fire Risk Assessment

description: The Royal Botanic Gardens Kew are seeking to appoint a service provider to undertake Fire Risk Assessments for Kew Gardens (TW9 3AE) and Wakehurst (RH17 6TN). Both sites are open to the general public throughout the year between 10:00 - 19:00 (BST) and 10:00 - 16:00 (GMT). Both sites comprise the following building types including: • Plant rooms containing higher risk assets eg. boilers, electrical LV panels adjacent to HV transformers, mechanical moving plant, etc.; • Conservatories and greenhouses of glass construction; • Agricultural outhouses; • Office space; • Science laboratories; • Educational facilities and lecture theatres; • Commercial and retail space; • Underground basement areas; • Archive stores for long term storage of specimens; • Public restaurants and kitchens; • Recreational facilities; • Fuel storage facilities and on-site generators; • Confined spaces and restricted access areas; • Galleries housing valuable artworks; and • Residential occupied buildings. A number of buildings contain enclosed lift shafts. A high number of buildings are listed between Grade I and II and are of significant architectural value. The project start date will be 1st October 2019 The project completion date will be 31st January 2020 For more information and to access the tender documents go to: https://defra.bravosolution.co.uk/esop/guest/go/opportunity/detail?opportunityId=44729

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, KEW

street: Kew Green,


title: Office Cleaning Services

description: The provision of cleaning services to a number of offices located around London

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted:

Catalyst Housing Limited

street: Ealing Gateway, 26-30 Uxbridge Road, Ealing,

postalCode: W5 2AU


description: Older people — Llanrumney.

title: Older People — Llanrumney

description: Older people — Llanrumney.

Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

3D care (Cardiff) Ltd

street: 2 Alexandra Gate


title: Maintenance of Endoscopy & Electromedical Equipment

The Christie Hospital

street: WITHINGTON,


title: WIDE FORMAT AND SPECIALIST PRINTERS TO INCLUDE SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE AND CONSUMABLE PROVISION - AWARD

description: Request for information based on Crescent Purchasing Consortium Framework CPC DU MFD 02A Lot 4 Specialist Print technologies. MMU purchase of 8 specialist printer for the Arts and Humanities Department.

Manchester Metropolitan University

street: Oxford Road, Manchester


title: Cornwall Fire, Rescue and Community Safety Service - Firefighter Management System Request for Information

description: Cornwall Fire, Rescue and Community Safety Service is seeking to gain a better understanding of On-Call and Wholetime Firefighter Availability, Skills and Remuneration Management solutions on the market and what potential suppliers can deliver to assist in the management of the service's workforce and emergency response requirements.

Cornwall Council

street: County Hall, Treyew Road

postalCode: TR1 3AY


title: Passive Fire Safety Works

description: Passive fire safety works within Paradigm Housing Group stock

Paradigm Housing Group

street: Glory Park Avenue, Wooburn Green,


title: SWIFt Grant Scheme

description: The Supporting Wellbeing (SWIFt) projects have been running for 2 years as part of Time to Shine, managed by Leeds Older People's Forum and funded by Big Lottery to tackle loneliness and social isolation. The project was set up to test models which work in preventing loneliness in older people, with SWIFt particularly focussing on providing older people living with frailty additional support to improve their wellbeing and independence. The service has been comprehensively evaluated in terms the impact it had on individual's wellbeing, levels of social isolation and usage of health and care services. Learning from the model has been reviewed to develop, expand and continue to test a future model for the service. From April 2019 Leeds City Council assume responsibility for commissioning the service. From October 2019 the service (outlined in section 3) will be broken down into 3 elements as below; Continuation by Existing Delivery Partners; 6 Additional Local Care Partnership areas and a City Wide .Elements 2 and 3 of the service; 6 additional Local Care Partnership areas and a Citywide service are the subject of this competitive Grant Application process

Leeds City Council

street: Merrion House, 110 Merrion Centre

postalCode: LS2 8BB


title: Category 10 - Roofing Works

description: Roofing works call off from DPS.

Kirklees Council

street: Perseverance House, St Andrew's Rd

postalCode: HD1 6RZ


title: Drug & Alcohol testing - Request for Quotation

description: Suppliers are invited to submit a quotation for a Managed Supplier for Drugs and Alcohol Testing. To assist the Authority with its drug and alcohol procedure, the Authority is administrating a Procurement exercise for a 24/7 retainer "For Cause" alcohol and drug testing service, and laboratory analysis of specimens service. The Supplier may provide the laboratory analysis services directly or sub contract this part of the requirement to a reliably sourced partner. Any Supplier who is interested can obtain documents via the YORtender portal; https://www.yortender.co.uk

KINGSTON-UPON-HULL CITY COUNCIL

street: Guildhall,Alfred Gelder St,


title: UK SBS DDaT19158 STFC Hyper-converged Equipment

description: ***PLEASE NOTE THIS IS AN AWARD NOTICE, NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION*** UK Research and Innovation had a requirement for the procurement of hardware equipment as part of a hyper-converged solution in STFC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory. This was sourced via call-off against the Servers, Storage and Solutions National Agreement (SSSNA) framework agreement.

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: North Star House,


description: Financial Reporting Council (FRC) Research Project: Understanding citizens' views on the work of the Financial Reporting Council: including audit, corporate governance and reporting Summary The FRC has a good and continuously developing record of engaging stakeholders through, for example, round table discussions and consulting widely on changes in regulations and guidance. The stakeholders who engage with the FRC tend to be from the professions the FRC regulates - audit, accountancy and actuarial work - plus their representative bodies, and those who rely on the information they produce - investors, pension fund trustees, company directors etc. The FRC would like to better understand what is most important to a wider public in the conduct of its mission to promote transparency and integrity in business (for further detail visit the FRC website), and therefore for the development of its strategy. This research involves direct engagement with members of the public who, as investors in shares, on their own account or in ISAs or pensions, or as customers or employees of businesses, do not tend to engage with the necessarily technical consultations on proposed and actual changes to regulations and guidance. The customer for the work is the FRC. The FRC expects that research methods such as a citizens' jury, citizens' assembly, focus groups or surveys would be used, singly or in combination and to allow for: • the provision of information as a pre-cursor to successful discussions and outputs, to engage the general public as opposed to expert practitioners, • the exploration of any tensions arising between their views in different stakeholder roles - for example as investors, savers, consumers and employees - and with businesses and wider society • the relative importance of elements of the FRC's work and views on how it achieves its mission. The FRC would welcome proposals with recommended options and/or alternative approaches as options, with associated benefits and costs. Depending on the approach recommended, the project is expected to take place over a period of months, starting as soon as possible in 2019. Budget The budget for this project, including expenses and any respondent incentives, is up to £90,000 excluding VAT. A detailed breakdown of costs is required. Evaluation criteria The project proposal will be evaluated against the following criteria: 1. Evidence of understanding the brief 2. Suitability of proposed methodology 3. Experience undertaking similar projects 4. Cost Closing date for tenders 5pm, 10 January 2019. Please submit to h.grimshaw@frc.org.uk

THE FINANCIAL REPORTING COUNCIL LIMITED

street: 8th Floor 125 London Wall,

postalCode: EC2Y 5AS


title: Vehicle Purchase

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveDialogueOJEU

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH


name: Bradford Metropolitan District Council — FM Catering Services

title: Hanson Academy — Management of School Catering Services

description: Hanson Academy was comprehensively rebuilt in 2011 with completely new kitchen, servery and dining facilities installed at that time. All are housed within a central Atrium, providing a seated capacity for c. 400 customers. The school operates a staggered breaks system. Whereas it is not assumed that further significant investment will be required to deliver services, tenderers will be invited to visit kitchen and dining facilities and put forward any proposals for further development within their tender response. All food will be freshly prepared and served on site and actively promoting a fresh food ethos with an interesting and age-appropriate food and drink offer at breakfast, break and lunch is a vital requirement, as is compliance with the cultural needs of all students and school food regulations. The tender criteria will focus primarily on the supplier’s genuine ability to support the catering team to further develop services with already high levels of uptake. The supplier will be required to agree with the School a mechanism for annual tariff/free meal value review that will ensure that excellent value for money for students and parents is maintained. A maximum allocation of GBP 2.30 per free school meal (available to use at lunch only) is currently in place. Tenderers should be aware that the provisions of TUPE may apply and that in the event of a transfer of affected staff there would be a requirement for the successful tenderer to complete an admission agreement with the School and the West Yorkshire Pension Fund to ensure continuity of comparable pension terms for all staff that are currently fund members. The School will commission an assessment via the fund actuary and aim to issue the employer supplement with the tender pack. Interested organisations should please register their details via email only to the stated contact point in I.3) (Wilkinson ICA Ltd). A selection questionnaire will be issued to those expressing interest. The school reserves the right not to award a contract, either wholly or in part and reserves the right to cease the procurement process at any time.

description: Hanson is a coeducational (11-18) maintained school in the City of Bradford with c. 1 800 pupils on roll, of which approximately 300 are sixth form students. A professional catering organisation is required to provide innovative and sector-leading services for pupils, staff and visitors to include daily breakfast, mid-morning break, lunch, and a high quality hospitality offer. The new contract will operate on a guaranteed performance basis with an initial 3-year term to commence 4.4.2020. There will be an option to extend the contract (subject to agreement by both parties) for 2 further periods of 1 year following the initial term. Management of the services is currently outsourced and after a long and positive partnership the incumbent caterer has chosen to pursue new opportunities and is not seeking to renew the agreement on this occasion. The school benefits from excellent kitchen and dining facilities, a cashless payment system and accepts online payments only.

Hanson Academy

street: Swain House, Sutton Avenue

postalCode: BD2 1JP

street: Laisterdyke Offices. Beswick Close

postalCode: BD3 8HW


title: WHC - Demolition Works at Hatfield Town Centre

description: Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council is looking to appoint a specialist Contractor experienced in the field of Demolition. This scope of work, described comprises the Demolition of the Councils owned two storey commercial unit located at 1 and 1A Town Centre, Hatfield. The project to also include all necessary temporary works, temporary support, reinstatement, access equipment, logistics, CDM and other compliance and passive or active traffic management necessary to carry out the works. The Contract will be let on a NFDC Form of Direct Contract 2018 with some Client required clause variations.

Supply Hertfordshire

street: Welwyn Garden City, Herts

postalCode: AL8 6AE


title: Autoclave and Upgrades

description: CPI has a requirement for the supply, installation and commissioning of a Autoclave unit and associated upgrades. Please refer to the Tender Pack for further information in relation to this procurement

Centre for Process Innovation Limited

street: The Wilton Centre,


title: Lot 4 - Renfrewshire

description: The provision of a small works (up to 50K GBP, multi-trade) framework to cover Lot 4 - 217K GBP(Estimated value per annum) The Small Works framework will cover works up to 50K GBP in value in both clinical (HAIscribe knowledge will be required) and out with clinical areas where there is a requirement to utilise more than one trade on a particular job. This will be a first-generation framework as there is currently no such framework in place. Any single trade works will still be covered by existing trade frameworks. The framework will allow for both reactive and planned works. The works may include, but not limited to, and contractors will be expected to carry out the following types of activities: — site investigation, — track excavation, — making safe and boarding up (e.g. broken windows, doors, sanitary items, doors), — brick work, block work and concreting, — drainage excavation, investigation and cleaning blockages (internal and external), — guttering, soffits and bargeboards cleaning and repair, — exterior building cleaning (e.g. canopies), — roofing repairs including tiling — e.g. slates and pantiles and flat roof works, — plaster works including roughcasting/rendering, — internal wall and ceiling works and repairs, — metal works, — small demolition works, — building internal and external renovations, alterations and repairs, — road and path repairs tarring, — fencing, — laying slabs, — mono-blocking, — ceilings and suspended ceiling systems, — fitted storage units and work surfaces, — cubicle track, curtain track and blinds, — any other task as deemed appropriate. Works may also include Alterations and Minor Installations to Building Services as part of Small Works Framework: The Contractor Must Only use Approved Qualified Specialist Sub-Contractors, including but not limited to Gas Safe, 18th Addition, Legionella Awareness Accredited Training (or equivalent) and Asbestos Awareness Training and produced on request by the Estates Department. — power and lighting, — floor coverings, — heating, cooling and ventilation, — gas (natural), — hot and cold water supply, — waste, soil and rainwater, — automatic fire detection, — nurse call, — intruder alarms, — access control, — CCTV, — commissioning, testing and certification.

title: Lot 5 - West Dunbartonshire

description: The provision of a small works (up to 50 000 GBP, multi-trade) framework to cover Lot 5: 4 200 GBP (Estimated value per annum). The small works framework will cover works up to 50 000 GBP in value in both clinical (HAIscribe knowledge will be required) and out with clinical areas where there is a requirement to utilise more than one trade on a particular job. This will be a first-generation framework as there is currently no such framework in place. Any single trade works will still be covered by existing trade frameworks. The framework will allow for both reactive and planned works. The works may include, but not limited to, and contractors will be expected to carry out the following types of activities: — site investigation, — track excavation, — making safe and boarding up (e.g. broken windows, doors, sanitary items, doors), — brick work, block work and concreting, — drainage excavation, investigation and cleaning blockages (internal and external), — guttering, soffits and bargeboards cleaning and repair, — exterior building cleaning (e.g. canopies), — roofing repairs including tiling — e.g. slates and pantiles and flat roof works, — plaster works including roughcasting/rendering, — internal wall and ceiling works and repairs, — metal works, — small demolition works, — building internal and external renovations, alterations and repairs, — road and path repairs tarring, — fencing, — laying slabs, — mono-blocking, — ceilings and suspended ceiling systems, — fitted storage units and work surfaces, — cubicle track, curtain track and blinds, — any other task as deemed appropriate. Works may also include alterations and minor installations to building services as part of small works framework: The contractor must only use approved qualified specialist subcontractors, including but not limited to Gas Safe, 18th Addition, Legionella Awareness Accredited Training (or equivalent) and Asbestos Awareness Training and produced on request by the Estates Department: — power and lighting, — floor coverings, — heating, cooling and ventilation, — gas (natural), — hot and cold water supply, — waste, soil and rainwater, — automatic fire detection, — nurse call, — intruder alarms, — access control, — CCTV, — commissioning, testing and certification.

title: Lot 1 - Glasgow North

description: The provision of a small works (up to 50 000 GBP, multi-trade) framework to cover Lot 1: 743 000 GBP (Estimated value per annum). The Small Works framework will cover works up to 50 000 GDP in value in both clinical (HAIscribe knowledge will be required) and out with clinical areas where there is a requirement to utilise more than one trade on a particular job. This will be a first-generation framework as there is currently no such framework in place. Any single trade works will still be covered by existing trade frameworks. The framework will allow for both reactive and planned works. The works may include, but not limited to, and contractors will be expected to carry out the following types of activities: — site investigation, — track excavation, — making safe and boarding up (e.g. broken windows, doors, sanitary items, doors), — brick work, block work and concreting, — drainage excavation, investigation and cleaning blockages (internal and external), — guttering, soffits and bargeboards cleaning and repair, — exterior building cleaning (e.g. canopies), — roofing repairs including tiling — e.g. slates and pantiles and flat roof works, — plaster works including roughcasting/rendering, — internal wall and ceiling works and repairs, — metal works, — small demolition works, — building internal and external renovations, alterations and repairs, — road and path repairs tarring, — fencing, — laying slabs, — mono-blocking, — ceilings and suspended ceiling systems, — fitted storage units and work surfaces, — cubicle track, curtain track and blinds, — any other task as deemed appropriate. Works may also include alterations and minor installations to building services as part of small works framework: The contractor must only use approved qualified specialist subcontractors, including but not limited to Gas Safe, 18th Addition, Legionella Awareness Accredited Training (or equivalent) and Asbestos Awareness Training and produced on request by the Estates Department: — power and lighting, — floor coverings, — heating, cooling and ventilation, — gas (natural), — hot and cold water supply, — waste, soil and rainwater, — automatic fire detection, — nurse call, — intruder alarms, — access control, — CCTV, — commissioning, testing and certification.

title: Lot 2 - Glasgow South

description: The provision of a small works (up to 50 000 GBP, multi-trade) framework to cover Lot 2: 694 000 GBP (Estimated value per annum). The small works framework will cover works up to 50 000 GBP in value in both clinical (HAIscribe knowledge will be required) and out with clinical areas where there is a requirement to utilise more than 1 trade on a particular job. This will be a first-generation framework as there is currently no such framework in place. Any single trade works will still be covered by existing trade frameworks. The framework will allow for both reactive and planned works. The works may include, but not limited to, and contractors will be expected to carry out the following types of activities: — site investigation, — track excavation, — making safe and boarding up (e.g. broken windows, doors, sanitary items, doors), — brick work, block work and concreting, — drainage excavation, investigation and cleaning blockages (internal and external), — guttering, soffits and bargeboards cleaning and repair, — exterior building cleaning (e.g. canopies), — roofing repairs including tiling — e.g. slates and pantiles and flat roof works, — plaster works including roughcasting/rendering, — internal wall and ceiling works and repairs, — metal works, — small demolition works, — building internal and external renovations, alterations and repairs, — road and path repairs tarring, — fencing, — laying slabs, — mono-blocking, — ceilings and suspended ceiling systems, — fitted storage units and work surfaces, — cubicle track, curtain track and blinds, — any other task as deemed appropriate. Works may also include alterations and minor installations to building services as part of small works framework: The contractor must only use approved qualified specialist subcontractors, including but not limited to Gas Safe, 18th Addition, Legionella Awareness Accredited Training (or equivalent) and Asbestos Awareness Training and produced on request by the Estates Department: — power and lighting, — floor coverings, — heating, cooling and ventilation, — gas (natural), — hot and cold water supply, — waste, soil and rainwater, — automatic fire detection, — nurse call, — intruder alarms, — access control, — CCTV, — commissioning, testing and certification.

title: Lot 3 - Inverclyde

description: The provision of a small works (up to 50 000 GBP, multi-trade) framework to cover Lot 3: 96 000 GBP (Estimated value per annum). The Small Works framework will cover works up to 50 000 GBP in value in both clinical (HAIscribe knowledge will be required) and out with clinical areas where there is a requirement to utilise more than one trade on a particular job. This will be a first-generation framework as there is currently no such framework in place. Any single trade works will still be covered by existing trade frameworks. The framework will allow for both reactive and planned works. The works may include, but not limited to, and contractors will be expected to carry out the following types of activities: — site investigation, — track excavation, — making safe and boarding up (e.g. broken windows, doors, sanitary items, doors), — brick work, block work and concreting, — drainage excavation, investigation and cleaning blockages (internal and external), — guttering, soffits and bargeboards cleaning and repair, — exterior building cleaning (e.g. canopies), — roofing repairs including tiling — e.g. slates and pantiles and flat roof works, — plaster works including roughcasting/rendering, — Internal wall and ceiling works and repairs, — metal works, — small demolition works, — building internal and external renovations, alterations and repairs, — road and path repairs tarring, — fencing, — laying slabs, — mono-blocking, — ceilings and suspended ceiling systems, — fitted storage units and work surfaces, — cubicle track, curtain track and blinds, — any other task as deemed appropriate. Works may also include alterations and minor installations to building services as part of small works framework: The contractor must only use approved qualified specialist subcontractors, including but not limited to gas safe, 18th Addition, Legionella Awareness Accredited Training (or equivalent) and Asbestos Awareness Training and produced on request by the Estates Department: — power and lighting, — floor coverings, — heating, cooling and ventilation, — gas (natural), — hot and cold water supply, — waste, soil and rainwater, — automatic fire detection, — nurse call, — intruder alarms, — access control, — CCTV, — commissioning, testing and certification.

title: Small Works Framework

description: The provision of a small works (up to 50K GBP, multi-trade) framework to cover NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde.The Small Works framework will cover works up to 50K GBP in value where there is a requirement to utilise more than one trade on that particular job. This will be a first generation framework as there is currently no such framework in place. Any single trade works will still be covered by existing trades frameworks. The framework will allow for both reactive and planned works.The tender will be split into 5 geographical Lots, including Partnerships, as follows:Lot 1- Glasgow North - 743,000 GBP (approx annual spend)Lot 2- Glasgow South – 694,000 GBP (approx annual spend)Lot 3- Inverclyde - 96,000 GBP (approx annual spend)Lot 4-  Renfrewshire - 217,000 GBP (approx annual spend)Lot 5- West Dunbartonshire - 4,200 (approx annual spend)NOTE TO BIDDERS: The approximate annual spend values are from 2018 - 2019 and this is only an indication not a confirmed a contract value

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

street: Procurement Department, Glasgow Royal Infirmary, 84 Castle Street

postalCode: G4 0SF


title: 1354 - Portland Building Windows Replacement Phase 2

description: De Montfort University are looking to undertake the replacement of windows to the Portland Building - Phase 2 to Newarke Close Elevation. The works comprise of the replacement of the existing metal windows with double glazed powder coated windows to the sides and rear of the building including the courtyard area. Associated works include the external cleaning of concrete cills, decoration of existing external window lintols, fascias, waste pipes and rainwater goods. Internally, the removal, storage and re-fitting of blinds and the internal making good and decoration of window reveals, cills and heads. This is a 20-week programme & full details of the requirements are set out in the tender documents.

De Montfort University

street: University Campus, Gateway House

postalCode: LE1 9BH


name: The Police & Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire

title: Estates Valuation Services

description: The CIPFA code of practice on local authority accounting 2018/19 requires that 'assets must be revalued every five years as a minimum, but confirms that assets must be revalued more regularly where a five-yearly valuation is insufficient to keep pace with material changes in current value'. The five year milestone is 01.04.2021, however with the potential for a new valuer being appointed it is prudent to have them carry out a full revaluation as at 01.04.2019. A full revaluation will require every property to have a site visit, and will therefore require valuers to be vetted. There are a mixture of property types that will need to be classified in accordance with CIPFA and RICS. Valuation bases will need to be agreed between Lincolnshire Police and the valuer. Accounting Policies of Lincolnshire Police will need to be adhered to. Throughout the valuation exercise the valuer must adhere to RICS Appraisal and Valuation standards (Red Book) and CIPFA requirements.

street: Force Headquarters, Deepdale Lane, Nettleham,

postalCode: LN2 2LT