title: Due Diligence for grants and loans (DEGF)

description: To undertake Due Diligence services primarily for companies accessing Derby Enterprise Growth Fund / D2 Enterprise Growth Fund/ Derbyshire Business Support Grant Scheme but also available to Derby City Council more widely. These schemes are largely tasked with awarding funding under RGF (Regional Growth Fund) or ERDF (European Regional Development Fund). Service will include the undertaking of Due Diligence exercises and provision of reports and advice on companies offered funding (grant/loan), prior to funding contracts being signed, reviewed or amended. Reports are required to provide an external independent view on viability and risk as well as confirmation and validation of State Aid position to ensure all funding is State Aid compliant. Please note, suppliers wishing to express interest and obtain the documentation must do so by 15:00 on 18 August 2018. It is recommended that you express interest and obtain the documentation well before this time to allow sufficient time to prepare and submit a comprehensive response. The deadline for returns is 14:00 on Monday 19 August 2019. Please visit the Council's e-tendering system https://www.eastmidstenders.org where you can express interest and obtain the documents (please note we will only accept expressions of interest through the e-tendering system). Please search for TD1472.

Derby City Council

street: Corporation Street,


currency: GBP

description: Provision of Enhancing PGR Outcomes Solution including associated services.

scheme: CPV

title: Enhancing PGR Outcomes Solution

documentType: tenderNotice

description: The University currently has a product for the purposes of recording and managing Postgraduate progression. There is now a need to source a substantially improved solution in this area going ahead for the University for use by PGR Students and the administrators and sponsorship teams that support them. The procurement includes for the supply and ongoing support of a solution in connection with the above, for a period of 3 years, with 3 further potential 12 month options. Details of De Montfort University's full requirements in respect of this can be found within the invitation to tender documentation uploaded on the Intend eTendering portal: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/demontfort/aspx/Home Tender Reference 1160/19, Enhancing PGR Outcomes Solution. The University requires that the solution is delivered and fully working by no later than end of Q1 2021.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

mainProcurementCategory: goods

De Montfort University

street: The Gateway, Leicester, LE1 9BH

postalCode: DE7 8AA

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


documentType: awardNotice

title: University of East Anglia Waste Disposal and Recycling Services

description: The University has established a waste disposal and recycling services framework. The framework is split into the following lots: 1) general, recycling, glass, food wastes, 2) confidential waste, 3) chemical waste, 4) waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), 5) construction and demolition (skips), 6) animal by products and derived products, human tissue and animal bedding — not awarded. The following contracting bodies may utilise the framework: (a) Anglia Innovation Partnership LLP, (b) John Innes Centre, (c) Earlham Institute, (d) The Sainsbury Laboratory, and (e) Norwich BioScience Institute, (f) Colney Innovations Ltd. Sub-contracting of collections will not be accepted.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

mainProcurementCategory: services

University of East Anglia

street: Norwich Research Park

postalCode: NR4 7TJ

Pure Planet Recycling Ltd

postalCode: MK44 3SN

Veolia ES (UK) Ltd

postalCode: WS11 8JP

Shred Station Ltd

postalCode: NR13 6LH

Viridor Waste Management Ltd

postalCode: EX2 7HR

Biffa Waste Services Ltd

postalCode: HP12 3TZ

Norse Commercial Services Ltd

postalCode: NR6 6EQ


title: Lot 2: Young Carers Support Service

description: The Council are looking to purchase a service that will support and work with Young Carers residing in South Lanarkshire to offer holistic, personalised support based on assessed need, risk and personal outcomes, to promote choice, control and independence for young carers by offering a range of direct and indirect support. The service will deliver engagement and empowerment activities, information and representation services and connect young carers to their communities. It will offer a range of support including one-to-one, group work, and short breaks and in school support. It will offer training and information and advice and young carer statements. The service will deliver a full spectrum of preventative approaches and supports to enable young carers to achieve their outcomes, have a life similar to that of other young people, ensure their rights are met and to stay healthy, safe, nurtured, included, active achieving and responsible.

title: Lot 1: Adult Carers Support Service

description: The Council are looking to purchase a service that will support and work with adult carers residing in South Lanarkshire to offer holistic, personalised support through an outcomes approach by offering a range of direct and indirect support. The service will deliver engagement and empowerment activities, information and representation services. It will offer training, short breaks, information and advice and adult carer support plans. The service will deliver a full spectrum of preventative approaches and supports to enable adult carers achieve their outcomes, have a life alongside caring, ensure their rights are met and maintain their own health and well-being.

title: SLC/PS/SW/19/003 Adult Carers and Young Carers Support Service

description: Provision of adult carers and young carers support services.

South Lanarkshire Council

street: Council Headquarters, Almada Street

postalCode: ML3 0AA


name: Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) and Crown Commercial Services (CCS) acting as its agent

description: Government projects are complex and delivered under intense political and public scrutiny, often in volatile and uncertain contexts. They can be of significant scale and uniqueness. Of critical importance to the IPA is to build project delivery capability through enhancing project leadership. To this end the IPA has established 2 key project leadership development programmes, 1 of which is the Major Projects Leadership Academy (MPLA). MPLA was launched in 2012. It is aimed at leaders who hold the most senior delivery roles on projects in the Government’s Major Project Portfolio (GMPP). The programme is currently delivered by Oxford Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. The programme since inception has enrolled over 680 leaders from across government departments and launched 23 cohorts. From 2016, it has delivered 2 to 3 cohorts a year of up to 34 participants per cohort. The current MPLA is based on 4 key senior leadership competencies: leadership of self, leadership of major projects, commercial leadership and technical leadership. Its content combines expert academic theory with insights from experienced practitioners. Its format currently includes 3 residential modules, master classes, an assurance review of a major project, assignments and online tools such as bespoke 360 °C feedback and a dedicated programme portal. The current contract is due to expire in January 2021 and it is the intention of the IPA to re-procure the programme. This PIN does not however constitute a commitment by the IPA to commit to any procurement activity or award a contract but is to alert the market to some market engagement activity. The estimated value in this notice is subject to the final requirements identified so constitutes a guide only. The anticipated date of publication of the formal notice may also be subject to change. The information in this PIN sets out the cabinet office’s current thinking in respect of this opportunity. The cabinet office reserves the right to change any of the information given in this PIN or at the proposed market engagement event at any time. Accordingly, economic operators shall not be entitled to rely on such information.

title: Major Projects Leadership Academy

description: IPA is undertaking market engagement activity ahead of its intention to formally re-procure the Major Projects Leadership Academy, a development programme run for the most senior project delivery leaders in government. We expect to issue an ITT in 2020. The current contract ends in early 2021.

street: 1 Horse Guards Road

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ


title: Contract for the Supply of a Telescopic Handler 'Telehandler' to the University of Birmingham

procurementMethodDetails: :OpenNonOJEU

UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM

street: Edgbaston,

countryName: GB


title: LCCITS200291a ICT Goods Supply, Maintenance and Services Framework

description: LCCITS200291a ICT goods supply, maintenance and services framework.

procurementMethod: open

Leeds City Council

street: Civic Hall

postalCode: LS1 1UR

CDW Ltd

postalCode: EC4M 7RB


title: National Museums Liverpool Kitchen & Staff Room Furniture Tender

description: Bidders are asked to submit a formal tender for the Kitchen & Staff Rooms Furniture To supply and fit New Canteen Furniture to 13 NML Sites, We are looking to provide a comfortable breakout environment All contractors must provide a layout for each site All furniture must be mid-range - wooden top tables round or rectangle with wooden or plastic seats all furniture must be from a sustainable source. No fabric furniture to be provided. Small computer desk and chairs to be provided at some sites Site visits are recommended NML are looking to procure a contractor who can design, supply and fit functioning safe and durable staff room furniture and remove old furniture from 13 sites Removal of old furniture from current NML Sites Designs and plans to be sent over with Tender document. Furniture to be a mid-range quality Tables - wooden table-tops and open space underneath for an easy cleaning solution to be provided from sustainable sources Chairs - to be plastic or wooden, with no fabric elements for easy cleaning. Computer desks - Wooden tops Chair - Mid range computer chairs All Furniture must be • hardwearing • Moveable • Easily cleaned • Easily Maintained • Have a lengthy Warranty Canteen Furniture required - Number of seats needed and tables to suit • Dale Street - to seat 15 staff members and 1 computer desk • Johnston Street - to seat 6 staff members • North Street - to seat 6 staff members • World museum - to seat 20 staff members and 1 computer desk • Walker art Gallery - to seat 20 staff members and 1 computer desk • Maritime - to seat 30 staff members and 1 computer desk • Museum of Liverpool - to seat 12 staff members • Piermasters House - to seat 6 staff members • Lady Lever Art Gallery - to seat 8 staff members • Sudley Art Gallery - to seat 8 staff members and 1 computer desk • Juniper Street 1 - to seat 6 staff members • Juniper Street 2 - to seat 6 staff members • County sessions - to seat 4 staff members

National Museums Liverpool

street: 127 Dale Street,

postalCode: L2 2JH


name: ST HELENS & KNOWSLEY TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS TRUST

title: Pathology Computer Annual Support Schedule Agreement

description: The pathology computer system is an essential clinical service, the computer is made up of operating software, several discipline specific software, interface support and other software packages.

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

street: WHISTON HOSPITAL,WARRINGTON RD,


title: Office and Data Room Repairs and Maintenance Services - M&E

description: whg requires a single management structure that oversees all the maintenance work that is required within our various Offices, Data Centres and Plant Rooms. whg is looking for a leading company that has an excellent technical understanding of the Data Centres and Plant Rooms from both environmental and from IT perspectives, and can meet all the required accreditations and certifications required to provide these types of services. This will be a one-stop shop contract and will not be split into single components. Tenderers will be expected to hold ISO14001 and ISO9001 accreditations. Tenderers and their sub contractors must also hold the following memberships: The Building Engineers Services Association; The Refcom Register of Companies Competent to Manage Refrigerants (Refcom Elite); The Data Centre Alliance (DCA); ECA, ELECSA, NAPIT or NICEIC. CHAS or equivalent accreditation is also required. Again failure to hold or agree to hold the memberships indicated may result in your proposal disregarded from the process and not progress further. The Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment)Regulations 2006 ("TUPE") is not likely to apply to the workforce of the incumbent contractor(s) in relation to the Services under the Contract, however, ultimately whether or not TUPE applies is a matter of law. The entire process will be carried out electronically via 'The Portal'. Please complete all questions within The Portal and return the Quantitative / Pricing schedule by uploading it within the relevant section; all other scanned documents should be uploaded to the qualitative schedule section or other specified section whg considers that this contract may be suitable for SME's, however, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement and the contract will be awarded on the basis of the most economically advantageous tender. whg does not bind itself to accept the lowest tender or any tender and will not be responsible for, or pay any expenses incurred by the tenderer in the preparation of their tender.

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

whg

street: 100 Hatherton Street,

postalCode: WS1 1AB


title: RA258336 - Tameside College Uniform RFQ

description: Tameside College Uniform Provision - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA258336. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA258336 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Tameside College

street: Ashton Centre, Beaufort Road

postalCode: OL6 6NX


name: Borough of Telford and Wrekin (t/a biT Group)

description: North Kesteven District Council require Project Management and Full Design Team Services for the development of Sleaford Moor Enterprise Park. Sleaford Moor Enterprise Park is a 14,58 ha (36 acres) Strategic Employment Site, as identified in the Central Lincolnshire Local Plan, to meet the economic and employment growth needs of the area. NKDC intend to appoint a consultancy team, on the basis of a single point of responsibility, for project management and full design team services, under the terms of the agreement. The project manager will act as lead consultant and coordinate and manage the technical delivery of the project. The consultancy team will offer a “one stop shop” service to NKDC to support the project from pre-planning right through to site delivery. This will include: — project management/lead consultant, — architect, — Mechanical and Electrical Engineering (M&E), — quantity surveying/cost management, — civil engineering. It is anticipated that the contract will start in July/August 2019. The Council will consider consortium bids.

title: Sleaford Moor Enterprise Park — Project Management and Design Team Services

North Kesteven District Council

street: Kesteven Street

postalCode: NG34 7EF

street: Addenbrooke House, Ironmasters Way

postalCode: TF3 4NT


title: Comms/PR Service for NHS North East Essex CCG

description: NHS North East Essex Clinical Commissioning Group has awarded, via an invitation to quote process, a six month contract for a campaign service relating to the launch of a new urgent treatment healthcare service. The contract value (£40K) is below the relevant EU financial threshold.

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU

ATTAIN HEALTH MANAGEMENT SERVICES LTD

street: North East Essex Clinical Commissioning Group, Aspen House, Stephenson Road

postalCode: CO4 9QR


title: Award of Leasing Advisory Services

description: Award of leasing advisory services following competition via NHS Shared Business Services framework (SBS/15/SB/FBY/8875)

Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust

street: Portsmouth Road,


title: Ground Loft Conversion, Stanley Street, Sunderland

mainProcurementCategory: works

South Tyneside Council

street: Town Hall, Westoe Road,


title: 5-066 Corporate Services Procurement Support

description: As a result of the unprecedented delivery programme and resource constraints, Procurement is seeking procurement technical specialists through SPaTS to provide support services, as well as procuring a strategic partner to provide a combination of capability and capacity to minimise the risk to delivery of key business objectives. The services required are to support Procurement deliver activities in four critical areas: - Develop Procurement Strategies that drive business value and delivers Highways England Imperatives. - Work with Highways England stakeholders in a time driven environment to develop and assure a set of contract documents that comply with EU/ PCR2015 regulations based on NEC 3/4 model documents tailored to meet business needs. - Execute tenders to marketplace to evaluate, select and award contracts. - Manage existing frameworks to deliver task order activity for business need.

Highways England

street: The Cube,

postalCode: B1 1RN


title: Data capture services for running online surveys

description: Additional survey requirements

Defra Network eTendering Portal

street: Nobel House,

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


title: Plumstead College

description: The contract appoints Greengage on the Plumstead College scheme to provide HIA, arb, EIA and ecology advice and reports, for the preparation of the planning application.

QUADRANT CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LIMITED

street: 29 - 35 West Ham Lane,Stratford,

postalCode: E15 4PH


title: Equipments: Chargers, Mice, Headsets and Bluetooth

London Borough of Enfield

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

postalCode: EN1 3ES


title: Recovery Audit

description: Financial recovery audit services

Somerset County Council

street: County Hall,

postalCode: TA1 4DY


measure: foreignBidsFromEU

description: Introduction The Contracting Authority is seeking to award a contract for Internal Audit Services for 8 CCGs within Hampshire and Isle of Wight (NHS West Hampshire CCG; NHS Portsmouth CCG; NHS Southampton CCG; NHS North East Hampshire and Farnham CCG; NHS South Eastern Hampshire CCG; NHS Fareham and Gosport CCG; NHS North Hampshire CCG and NHS Isle of Wight CCG) plus Surrey Heath CCG. The Contracting Authority is seeking to make a direct award to the current service provider TIAA and is not intending to deliver a competitive procurement at this time. A re-procurement exercise would be commenced around October 2019, if a 1 year extension is awarded, or between April and October 2020, if the option to extend by 1 or 2 further 6 month periods is taken up. Further details are available at www.in-tendhost.co.uk/soepscommissioning/

title: Internal Audit Service

description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to direct award a contract to the incumbent provider. For the internal audit service. Details of the requirement can be found by registering on the electronic tendering site InTend. 1) Browse to the SoEPS Commissioning Support portal — https://in-tendhost.co.uk/soepscommissioning 2) Click the “Register” link on the left-hand side of the page. 3) Enter your correct business and user details. 4) Note the email address chosen and click “Register My Company” when complete. 5) You will receive an email with your unique password (keep this secure). 6) Login to the portal with the username/password. 7) You will be prompted to change your password on first login. 8) Hover your mouse over the “Tenders” button on the main toolbar and choose the relevant option: — “My Tenders” shows a list of the opportunities in which you have already expressed an interest or to which you have been invited, — “Awarded” shows a list of tenders awarded on the system (where these are were open to all), — “Current” shows a list of all the advertised opportunities on the system (i.e. open to all) in which you are able to express an interest, — “Forthcoming” shows a list of pipeline projects (including those in which providers can still express an interest — i.e. deadlines not yet reached). 9) Click on the “View Details” button for relevant opportunity to access the content, clicking “Express an Interest” where required to do so.

procurementMethod: direct

TIAA Ltd

street: Artillary House, fort Fareham, Newgate Lane

postalCode: PO14 1AH


title: Painting and Decorating

description: Painting and Decorating

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

street: Hammersmith town hall,

postalCode: W6 9JU


title: Market Engagment for Provision of handheld Radioisotope Identification Devices

description: The Home Office wishes to hold a market engagement event to inform its procurement strategy and assist with understanding the capabilities that exist in the market for its potential requirements for the provision of handheld Radioisotope Identification Devices (RIDs). This equipment will be operated as a component of a larger, nationwide, fixed and mobile Radiological and Nuclear (RN) detection and deterrence capability, to detect and deter the illicit importation of RN materials at the UK border. The Home Office seeks to engage with potential providers for their views on the replacement of the RIDs. Ideally the equipment will be operational before mid-2021. At the event there will be an opportunity for prospective providers to register for follow up 1:1 sessions. We would therefore like to offer suitably interested prospective suppliers the opportunity to attend the event to be held at 14:00 to 15:30 on 4th December 2019 at 10 St Bride Street, London, EC4A 4AD. To book for please access: https://www.techuk.org/events/briefing/item/16274-home-office-cyclamen-market-engagement

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

HOME OFFICE

street: Peel Building, Marsham Street,


measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

description: Manchester Central is currently looking for a contractor to supply groceries and frozen food products to Manchester Central Convention Complex and the Manchester Town Hall Complex. Estimated annual spend for groceries and frozen food is circa 315 000 GBP. Spend is estimated on current supply and Manchester Central are unable to guarantee such levels of purchasing. The contract will be for a period of two (2) year from the commencement date of services, with an anticipated contract start date of January 2019. As a world-class international convention centre, Manchester Central requires products of the highest quality. The successful supplier will provide products for all onsite catering, including hospitality, banquets, conferences and exhibitions. Given the dynamic nature of the events industry, the supplier will be expected to respond to orders as required, potentially with a last minute or same day delivery, including Saturday and Sunday orders. Average annual requirements for products are detailed below, and these requirements will need to be matched by the supplier. Due to event peaks and troughs within the business, orders of higher numbers must be available at certain times. If a product is not available in the quantities required, the supplier must notify Manchester Central as early as possible and provide alternative products of the same calibre. Contract partners will be required to have periodic contract review meetings with the Company’s Executive Chef. The frequency of such contract review meetings will be determined by Manchester Central and may vary from time to time. The meetings will discuss the performance of previous months’ supply, the supply required over the next few months, highlighting any key large events coming up, and any positive/negative feedback with regards to product quality, account management, ordering and delivery.

title: Tender for the Supply of Groceries and Frozen Food products at Manchester Central

Manchester City Council

street: Windmill Street

postalCode: M2 3GX

Bidfood

street: 814 Leigh Road, Slough

postalCode: SL1 4BD


title: Supply of Spring and Summer Bedding Plants and Hanging Baskets

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

street: Castle House, Barracks Road

postalCode: ST5 1BL


title: Provision of a Performance Management Software System

description: Text to be corrected in the original notice: Place of text to be modified: II.1.5) Estimated Value Instead of: £320,000 Read: £90,000 Place of text to be modified: II.2.7) Duration Instead of: Duration in months: 60 Read: Duration in months: 12 Place of text to be modified: II.2.7) Instead of: Option to extend for a further 24 months Read: Option to extend for a further 12 months Other additional information: The original contract notice stated a contract duration of 60 months with an option to extend for a further 24 months. This will be changed to a 24 month contract 12 + 12 months.As a result the contract value estimated at £90,000 Sovini requires a one stop solution that efficiently draws together a comprehensive picture of how our organisation is performing against key outcomes in our strategic plans. This should include monitoring and linking risks, actions and performance indicators. The solution should make this information easily accessible to staff and give a view of progress against strategic plans across the organisation.

Sovini Ltd

street: Atlantic House, Dunnings Bridge Road

postalCode: L30 4TH


title: COV - London Road Cemetery - Cost Consultant Appointment

description: Coventry City Council is commissioning a COST CONSULTANT for the restoration of the Grade 1 Listed Joseph Paxton designed Arboretum Cemetery - London Road Cemetery. The successful candidate will work alongside the Project Manager and Multi-Disciplinary Design Team. They will be required to undertake the necessary work to meet the contractual obligations the Council has with Heritage Lottery Fund, alongside its own project management procedures and protocols. The target for completion of the capital works is October 2020.

Coventry - Solihull - Warwickshire

street: Coventry, Coventry

postalCode: CV1 2GN


title: RBGKEW/658 Rotary evaporators

description: Awarded to the highest ranking supplier on the LUPC framework for Laboratory Equipment Supply, Installation, Delivery and Post Installation Services, Lot Seven: General

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, KEW

street: Kew Green,


description: Mental health services older people — Gabalfa.

title: Mental Health Services Older People — Gabalfa

Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

Vale Care Services

street: St Hilary Court

postalCode: CF5 6ES


title: RBGKEW/657 Tissue Homogeniser and cryopreservation system

description: Awarded via mini-compeition on the LUPC framework for the supply, delivery, installation and post installation services of general laboratory equipment, Lot Two: Environmental Control. Contract length of 1 year is warranty.


description: Within the Oxclose, Albany and Fatfield areas of Washington, Tyne and Wear, 1 020 properties are currently heated via a ‘District Heating Scheme’. This district heating scheme comprises of a number of boiler houses within various locations, the boiler houses each contain a number of boilers which provide heating to each of the 1 020 properties via underground pipework. A strategic decision has been made by Gentoo to remove this district heating network and install a new boiler within each of the 1 020 properties.

title: Washington District Heating Replacement Scheme

Gentoo Group Ltd

street: 2 Emperor Way, Doxford International Business Park

postalCode: SR3 3XR

Engie Regeneration Ltd

street: Merchant House, 12 Merchant Court, Monkton Business Park South

postalCode: NE31 2EX


name: Providence Maintenance & Electrical Services Ltd

title: CPU 3276 (BDC) Void Property Repairs Service

description: Bassetlaw District Council (The Council) is looking to appoint the services of a suitably qualified and experienced Contractor to provide a void repairs service.

Bassetlaw District Council

street: Loxley House, Station Street

postalCode: NG2 3NG


title: The Supply for the Development of Dudley Councils Self-Care strategy

description: Dudley Council invites providers to submit a quote for developing a Self-Care Strategy. The aim of this project is to develop a self-care strategy, including a Dudley model and vision that will offer direction for the long-term sustainability of self-care by: a) Collating all relevant self-care information from National, Black Country & local evidence, b) Reviewing the work already completed in Dudley. Dudley Council is looking for an organisation / agency with a strong understanding of the Dudley borough and excellent experience in self-care, to develop a self-care strategy for the Council by collating and evaluating all the work completed so far. The strategy is to cover core values, objectives, strategic goals, operational tactics and measurements. It may include funding streams and performance management. The strategy will enable Dudley Council, the Dudley Clinical Commissioning Group, wider health professionals and the third sector (voluntary and peer-led organisations) to truly embed a sustainable self-care vision within Dudley. Therefore, the strategy should be accessible to all audiences. The strategy will set out the Dudley model to improve self-care, with key stakeholders working together, using the strengths of individuals, carers and local communities to transform the quality of the care and support we provide to all local people.

Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Priory Road, Dudley

postalCode: DY1 1HF


title: BC-10585 Five Acre Wood School Catering

description: Five Acre Wood School is an outstanding District Special School with 475 pupils ages 2-19 on roll from September 2019, approximately 321 of which are based at the Loose site in Maidstone, Kent. The proposed contract will be for the outsourced provision of catering services to the client. It is the client’s expectation that the successful bidder shall be responsible for the operation of the catering function including employment and management of staff, supply of foodstuffs, consumables and light equipment and preparing and serving appropriate meals. The client will retain responsibility for payment of utilities and the operation and maintenance of core catering equipment and facilities.

title: BC-10585 Five Acre Wood School Catering

Five Acre Wood School

street: Boughton Lane

postalCode: ME15 9QF

Nourish Contract Catering Ltd

street: Unit 27, Metro Business Centre, Kangley Bridge Road Sydenham

postalCode: SE26 5BW


description: 5G core equipment.

title: 5G Testbed Test and Mesurement 5G Core

description: The University of Warwick Manufacturing Group has a requirement for 5g test and measurement core equipment. The deadline for this tender is 14.1.2019 at 12.00 noon. In order to express interest in this opportunity please go to the University of Warwick In-Tend supplier portal (https://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofwarwick). The University of Warwick is not a contracting authority for the purposes of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended) and its procurement activities are not subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 or the obligations under the European Public Procurement Directives, including the European Remedies Directive. Advertisement of any contract in the Official Journal of the European Union or Contracts Finder is at the sole discretion of the University and is undertaken on a voluntary basis with no implied obligation to comply with the procurement legislation.

University of Warwick

street: Procurement and Insurance Services

postalCode: CV4 7AL


title: THE PROVISION OF TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR DAOS/MAOS (FOR INFO ONLY - TRANSPARENCY PURPOSES)

description: The Provision of Technical Support for DAOS/MAOS (FOR INFO ONLY TRANSPARENCY PURPOSES - SINGLE TENDER ACTION)

procurementMethodDetails: SingleTenderActionNonOJEU:

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

street: Kentigern House, 65 Brown Street,

postalCode: G2 8EX


description: The Port of Milford Haven is a trust port and is the UK’s top energy port and Wales’ busiest port handling around 20 % of Britain’s seaborne trade in oil and gas. The Port of Milford Haven also owns and operates Pembroke Port and Milford Dock. The Port of Milford Haven has prepared a development plan for the strategic improvement of Pembroke Port, aligning itself with the Swansea Bay City Deal. This redevelopment along with other project elements are collectively known as Pembroke Dock Marine. This UK and Welsh Government supported project will support the diversification of a strategic UK fossil fuel energy hub into a centre for the renewable energy industry. This will protect both the region and UK in terms of energy security, economy and inclusivity while also working towards achieving decarbonisation targets. This would be the first of its kind in Wales and would assist in diversifying the already established oil and gas supply chain, as well as attracting new business (in the form of developers and associated supply chain) to the region. Pembroke Dock Marine comprises four separate but interrelated elements that together will build on an existing energy cluster that has grown around the Pembroke Dock area, in order to develop a world class centre for blue economic development. The Port of has secured funding from the Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO) and further funding is expected from the Swansea Bay City Deal and the Port of Milford Haven. Given the contribution of public funds for the works, compliance with WEFO requirements will be mandatory for all consultants engaged in the project. The access infrastructure operation is a key part of the Pembroke Dock Marine Project and will specifically include: 1) a new supersize access slipway; and 2) a new workboat berthing facility. The concept design for both elements can be found at Appendix A The Port of Milford Haven have engaged framework consultants to prepare an outline design for both elements to enable the planning application, EIA and Marine Licence applications to be submitted. The Port now intends to appoint a specialist marine consultancy team with a single point of responsibility, for the detailed design services and construction contract supervision under the terms of an NEC3 Contract agreement. The lead consultant will be responsible for the technical delivery of the project from inception through to site delivery. Services expected will include: — lead consultant; — marine civil engineering design; — mechanical and electrical engineering (M&E); — principal designer; — site supervisor. Consultants responding to the PQQ will be expected to demonstrate proven experience in the design and supervision sector for major marine engineering projects. Timescales: At the discretion of the Port of Milford Haven and based upon the assessment of PQQ submissions against the evaluation criteria, it is anticipated that shortlisted tenderers will be invited to attend ‘a meet the buyer event’ at Pembroke Port prior to the issue of tender documents. It is anticipated the contract for the detailed design will commence in Q1 2020.

title: Specialist Marine Consultancy Team — Access Infrastructure PQQ

description: The access infrastructure operation is a key part of the Pembroke Dock Marine Project and will specifically include: 1) A new supersize access slipway; and 2) A new workboat berthing facility. The Port now intends to appoint a specialist marine consultancy team with a single point of responsibility, for the detailed design services and construction contract supervision under the terms of an NEC3 Contract agreement. The lead consultant will be responsible for the technical delivery of the project from inception through to site delivery. Services expected will include: — lead consultant, — marine civil engineering design, — mechanical and electrical engineering (M&E), — principal designer, — site supervisor. Consultants responding to the PQQ will be expected to demonstrate proven experience in the design and supervision sector for major Marine Engineering projects.

Milford Haven Port Authority

street: Gorsewood Drive, Milford Haven

postalCode: SA73 3ER

Royal HaskoningDHV

street: Honeycomb, Edmund Street


name: MINISTRY OF HOUSING, COMMUNITIES & LOCAL GOVERNMENT

description: MHCLG IT Modernisation Project Rollout Training and Communications. Amendment 03 for additional staff learning days and to extend contract to 31/12/19. This contract has been awarded and is published for transparency purposes.

street: Ashdown House, Sedlescombe Road North

postalCode: TN37 7GA


title: Boiler Replacement at Compass Theatre, Ickenham

description: The London Borough of Hillingdon (LBH) intends to replace the boilers and control system at the Compass Theatre, Ickenham *Site visits are mandatory, tenderer's that do not attend site on the specified date will not have their bids considered and will be rejected at the evaluation stage.*

London Borough of Hillingdon

street: London Borough of Hillingdon, Civic Centre,

postalCode: UB8 1UW


title: GB-London: OFD Loch Striven Cabling & EC&I Works OPA T278/17-1386

description: This scope of works is only concerned with the purchase, installation, commissioning and test of electrical and instrumentation equipment and infrastructure, with some Mechanical and Civil works as per the detailed design packages issued with this tender. There are 19 storage tanks at Loch Striven and the new installation consists of adding new overfill protection (part), new Automatic tank gauging (ATGs) to each tank, new UPS and associated LV infrastructure, additional environmental monitoring to the interceptors and valves for the outlets of the bunds. This will include new power distribution and control wiring back to the Honeywell Experion HC900 controller which is not part of this scope of supply. It is intended to install the control equipment in the old generator house, therefore this building will be the hub for the control system and power distribution.

The Oil and Pipelines Agency

street: Clive House, 6th Floor, 70 Petty France

postalCode: SW1H 9EX


title: London & Midlands Mini Tenders

description: London & Midlands Work Package competed on the Estates Professional Crown Commercial Services RM3816 Framework

procurementMethodDetails: CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement:

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

street: Ramilies Bldg, Marlborough Lines, Monxton Road

postalCode: SP11 8HJ


title: Let’s Talk Gender Identity

description: This lot must specifically focus on young people having the opportunity to openly discuss sexual orientation, gender reassignment, gender issues and equality. The outputs required for each lot are as follows and must be achieved by January 2020. 1) Develop, promote, recruit, deliver and manage a let’s talk programme specific to the lot tendered for; 2) Keep accurate records of feedback and discussions and provide a report to Council Officers for use in shaping future Youth programming; 3) Recruit a minimum of 123 young people aged between 12-24 years old (participants) who must spend a minimum of 26 hours together over at least 6 months as one or more than one cross-community group(s). Please note: for example, if you are applying for 2 x lots you must recruit 246 young people unique to the specific lot; 4) The participants must be unique PEACE IV participants and should fall into the following parameters in terms of their perceived community background: — 48 % Catholic/Nationalist/Republican, — 48 % Protestant/Unionist/Loyalist, — 4 % Black and Minority Ethnic groups/Other. 5) Complete a minimum of 123 pre-programme questionnaires and a minimum of 123 post-programme questionnaires with participants for each lot tendered for. The questionnaires must be conducted at least 6 months apart and the post-programme questionnaire must be conducted after at least 26 hours of contact time. (Both questionnaires are supplied by Council). The young people who complete a minimum of 26 hours contact time with the group over at least a 6-month period are known as participants. The 6 month period begins once the participants have completed a pre-programme baseline questionnaire and ends when they complete a post-programme questionnaire, both of which will be provided to you by Council. These questionnaires will measure progress on 14 specific target programme-wide peace and reconciliation outcomes as follows: — 7 % increase in the % of project participants who think relations between Protestants and Catholics are better than they were 5 years ago, — 8 % increase in the % of project participants who think relations between Protestants and Catholics will be better in 5 years, — 8 % increase in the % of project participants who know about the culture of minority ethnic communities, — 5 % improved understanding of people’s own and other’s heritage and culture, — 5 % improved tolerance, respect and celebration of cultural diversity, — 5 % improvement in attitudes towards cross-community and cross-border activities, — 5 % improvement in level of contact with other communities and ethnic minorities, — 5 % improvement in level of trust and tolerance, — 5 % decrease in level of prejudice, — 5 % increased sense of belonging and involvement in civic life and local communities by participants, — 5 % Improved capacity and confidence of participants in addressing sectarianism and racism and positively influencing wider attitudes within their communities, — 5 % increase in participants who socialize or play sport with people from a different religious community, — 10 % improved confidence to use and share ‘new’ spaces used during the project, — 10 % improvement in perception of spaces used during the project as ‘shared’.

title: Let’s Talk Health and Well-being

description: This lot must specifically focus on young people having the opportunity to openly discuss mental health, homelessness, drug, alcohol, and substance abuse, sexual health and caring responsibilities. The outputs required for each lot are as follows and must be achieved by January 2020. 1) Develop, promote, recruit, deliver and manage a let’s talk programme specific to the lot tendered for; 2) Keep accurate records of feedback and discussions and provide a report to Council Officers for use in shaping future Youth programming; 3) Recruit a minimum of 123 young people aged between 12-24 years old (participants) who must spend a minimum of 26 hours together over at least 6 months as one or more than one cross-community group(s). Please note: for example, if you are applying for 2 x lots you must recruit 246 young people unique to the specific lot; 4) The participants must be unique PEACE IV participants and should fall into the following parameters in terms of their perceived community background: — 48 % Catholic/Nationalist/Republican, — 48 % Protestant/Unionist/Loyalist, — 4 % Black and Minority Ethnic groups/Other. 5) Complete a minimum of 123 pre-programme questionnaires and a minimum of 123 post-programme questionnaires with participants for each lot tendered for. The questionnaires must be conducted at least 6 months apart and the post-programme questionnaire must be conducted after at least 26 hours of contact time. (Both questionnaires are supplied by Council). The young people who complete a minimum of 26 hours contact time with the group over at least a 6-month period are known as participants. The 6 month period begins once the participants have completed a pre-programme baseline questionnaire and ends when they complete a post-programme questionnaire, both of which will be provided to you by Council. These questionnaires will measure progress on 14 specific target programme-wide peace and reconciliation outcomes as follows: — 7 % increase in the % of project participants who think relations between Protestants and Catholics are better than they were 5 years ago, — 8 % increase in the % of project participants who think relations between Protestants and Catholics will be better in 5 years, — 8 % increase in the % of project participants who know about the culture of minority ethnic communities, — 5 % improved understanding of people’s own and other’s heritage and culture, — 5 % improved tolerance, respect and celebration of cultural diversity, — 5 % improvement in attitudes towards cross-community and cross-border activities, — 5 % improvement in level of contact with other communities and ethnic minorities, — 5 % improvement in level of trust and tolerance, — 5 % decrease in level of prejudice, — 5 % increased sense of belonging and involvement in civic life and local communities by participants, — 5 % improved capacity and confidence of participants in addressing sectarianism and racism and positively influencing wider attitudes within their communities, — 5 % increase in participants who socialize or play sport with people from a different religious community, — 10 % improved confidence to use and share ‘new’ spaces used during the project, — 10 % improvement in perception of spaces used during the project as ‘shared’.

title: Let’s Talk Cultural Diversity

description: This lot must specifically focus on young people having the opportunity to openly discuss religion, politics, ethnicity and the impact of the past on young people’s futures. The outputs required for each lot are as follows and must be achieved by January 2020. 1) Develop, promote, recruit, deliver and manage a let’s talk programme specific to the lot tendered for; 2) Keep accurate records of feedback and discussions and provide a report to Council Officers for use in shaping future Youth programming; 3) Recruit a minimum of 123 young people aged between 12-24 years old (participants) who must spend a minimum of 26 hours together over at least 6 months as one or more than one cross-community group(s). Please note: for example, if you are applying for 2 x lots you must recruit 246 young people unique to the specific lot; 4) The participants must be unique PEACE IV participants and should fall into the following parameters in terms of their perceived community background: — 48 % Catholic/Nationalist/Republican, — 48 % Protestant/Unionist/Loyalist, — 4 % Black and Minority Ethnic groups/Other. 5) Complete a minimum of 123 pre-programme questionnaires and a minimum of 123 post-programme questionnaires with participants for each lot tendered for. The questionnaires must be conducted at least 6 months apart and the post-programme questionnaire must be conducted after at least 26 hours of contact time. (Both questionnaires are supplied by Council). The young people who complete a minimum of 26 hours contact time with the group over at least a 6-month period are known as participants. The 6 month period begins once the participants have completed a pre-programme baseline questionnaire and ends when they complete a post-programme questionnaire, both of which will be provided to you by Council. These questionnaires will measure progress on 14 specific target programme-wide peace and reconciliation outcomes as follows: — 7 % increase in the % of project participants who think relations between Protestants and Catholics are better than they were 5 years ago, — 8 % increase in the % of project participants who think relations between Protestants and Catholics will be better in 5 years, — 8 % increase in the % of project participants who know about the culture of minority ethnic communities, — 5 % improved understanding of people’s own and other’s heritage and culture, — 5 % improved tolerance, respect and celebration of cultural diversity, — 5 % improvement in attitudes towards cross-community and cross-border activities, — 5 % improvement in level of contact with other communities and ethnic minorities, — 5 % improvement in level of trust and tolerance, — 5 % decrease in level of prejudice, — 5 % increased sense of belonging and involvement in civic life and local communities by participants, — 5 % improved capacity and confidence of participants in addressing sectarianism and racism and positively influencing wider attitudes within their communities, — 5 % increase in participants who socialize or play sport with people from a different religious community, — 10 % improved confidence to use and share ‘new’ spaces used during the project, — 10 % improvement in perception of spaces used during the project as ‘shared’.

title: Let’s Talk Disability

description: This lot must specifically focus on young people having the opportunity to openly discuss equality of opportunity for young people with a disability and the impact that perceived limitations about disability can have on disabled young people. The outputs required for each lot are as follows and must be achieved by January 2020. 1) Develop, promote, recruit, deliver and manage a let’s talk programme specific to the lot tendered for; 2) Keep accurate records of feedback and discussions and provide a report to Council Officers for use in shaping future Youth programming; 3) Recruit a minimum of 123 young people aged between 12-24 years old (participants) who must spend a minimum of 26 hours together over at least 6 months as one or more than one cross-community group(s). Please note: for example, if you are applying for 2 x lots you must recruit 246 young people unique to the specific lot. 4) The participants must be unique PEACE IV participants and should fall into the following parameters in terms of their perceived community background: — 48 % Catholic/Nationalist/Republican, — 48 % Protestant/Unionist/Loyalist, — 4 % Black and Minority Ethnic groups/Other. 5) Complete a minimum of 123 pre-programme questionnaires and a minimum of 123 post-programme questionnaires with participants for each lot tendered for. The questionnaires must be conducted at least 6 months apart and the post-programme questionnaire must be conducted after at least 26 hours of contact time. (Both questionnaires are supplied by Council). The young people who complete a minimum of 26 hours contact time with the group over at least a 6-month period are known as participants. The 6 month period begins once the participants have completed a pre-programme baseline questionnaire and ends when they complete a post-programme questionnaire, both of which will be provided to you by Council. These questionnaires will measure progress on 14 specific target programme-wide peace and reconciliation outcomes as follows: — 7 % increase in the % of project participants who think relations between protestants and Catholics are better than they were 5 years ago, — 8 % increase in the % of project participants who think relations between Protestants and Catholics will be better in 5 years, — 8 % increase in the % of project participants who know about the culture of minority ethnic communities, — 5 % improved understanding of people’s own and other’s heritage and culture, — 5 % improved tolerance, respect and celebration of cultural diversity, — 5 % improvement in attitudes towards cross-community and cross-border activities, — 5 % improvement in level of contact with other communities and ethnic minorities, — 5 % improvement in level of trust and tolerance, — 5 % decrease in level of prejudice, — 5 % increased sense of belonging and involvement in civic life and local communities by participants, — 5 % improved capacity and confidence of participants in addressing sectarianism and racism and positively influencing wider attitudes within their communities, — 5 % increase in participants who socialize or play sport with people from a different religious community, — 10 % improved confidence to use and share ‘new’ spaces used during the project, — 10 % improvement in perception of spaces used during the project as ‘shared’.

title: Peace IV Thematic Youth Let’s Talk Programme

description: The European Union’s PEACE IV Programme, agreed by the Northern Ireland Executive, the Irish Government and the European Commission is designed to support peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland and the border region. Derry City and Strabane District Council is tasked with contributing to 7 of the Programme’s 4 core themes, as follows: 1) Support for marginalised Children and Young People; 2) The provision of new Shared Spaces and Services; and 3) Projects that will build positive relations with people from different communities and backgrounds. This invitation to tender is for the delivery of the PEACE IV Thematic Youth Let’s Talk Programme.

street: 98 Strand Road

postalCode: BT48 7NN

The Rianbow Project

street: 23 — 31 Waring Street

postalCode: BT1 2DX

Kinship Care

street: 67 Carlisle Road

postalCode: BT48 6JL

North West Migrant Forum

street: 10 Fountain Street

postalCode: BT48 6XQ

Destined Ltd

street: 1 Foyle Road

postalCode: BT48 6SQ


title: Extension to Northwood Bowls Club

description: The construction of a single storey brickwork extension to an existing Bowls Club as set out in the Council's tender documentation.

London Borough of Hillingdon

street: High Street,


title: Cloud Software BACS Services

description: BACS approved, payments and cash automated cloud software by subscription to securely manage BACS, Faster Payments, and Direct Debits.

Basildon Borough Council

street: The Basildon Centre, St Martins Square

postalCode: SS14 1DL


title: Early Learning and Childcare Funded Providers

description: Provision of early learning and childcare funded providers utilising the funding follows the child approach. The approach will be underpinned by a national standard that all providers delivering the funded hours – regardless of whether they are in the public, private or third sector, or childminders – will have to meet.

Clackmannanshire Council

street: Kilncraigs, Greenside Street

postalCode: FK10 1EB

Lesley Dennehy

street: 10 Ledi avenue

postalCode: FK10 2RZ

Little Stars ELCC

street: The Pleasures

postalCode: FK10 1TD


title: 2019-01-29 0900 ABE071: Newmarket - Bury Hub, Bury St Edmunds - AWARD

description: Suffolk County Council is seeking a mini competition against the following Dynamic Purchasing System: `The supply of Passenger Transport Services`, OJEU Notice Id: 2018/S 031-067685. ABE071: Newmarket - Bury Hub, Bury St Edmunds (Requirement for wheelchair accessible vehicle with passenger assistant. Individual transport). Further details can be found in the 'Tenders / My Tenders' area of this website, by selecting the 'View Details' button for this project. The deadline for returned submissions is Tuesday 29th January 2019 at 0900. Please note late returns will NOT be permitted. The deadline for clarification questions is Monday 28th January 2019 at 0900 which must be generated via the correspondence option on the website

Suffolk Sourcing

street: 8 Russell Road, Ipswich

postalCode: IP1 2BX


title: Development of trajectories of residential heat decarbonisation ahead of the sixth carbon budget

description: In May 2019 the Committee on Climate Change published 'Net Zero: The UK's contribution to stopping global warming'. This report set out the Committee's advice that the UK should commit to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Earlier this year the Government and Devolved Administrations subsequently legislated for net zero greenhouse gas targets to be enacted in law. Achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions requires a close-to-full decarbonisation of heat in buildings. As part of our advice on net zero, we developed a view of the different technology mixes which have potential to almost fully decarbonise buildings by 2050. To achieve net zero across the economy, buildings emissions must be reduced close to zero (to 5 MtCO2e or less in 2050), but the preferred technology mix is not yet clear (e.g. the balance between heat pumps, hydrogen, hybrid heat pumps and energy efficiency). As we look towards the sixth carbon budget, our task is now to establish what trajectory of deployment is needed to keep us on track to 2050 and beyond, whilst keeping options open across a range of potential scenarios. To meet our net zero ambition in buildings, the next 5-15 years will be critical. We must have meaningful and well-funded policies in place, skilled supply chains must be appropriately supported and trialling and testing at scale will be needed to inform strategic decisions on national and local infrastructure. The CCC will need a trajectory of deployment which balances these considerations and informs not only what will be needed for the sixth carbon budget period from 2033 to 2037, but in the years leading up to this. This in turn will be a critical input to the near-term decisions that are urgently needed from Government on policies for delivery, and on the funding required to support them. A number of key Government publications are expected in the coming year including the Government's heat decarbonisation policy roadmap, the Treasury's review of how the costs of the transition to a net-zero society can be funded, and the spending review and budget. The Committee's advice will be published in September 2020, three months before it is required by the Climate Change Act to ensure that it precedes the pivotal international climate change conference (COP26) due to take place in Glasgow in December 2020. *** See Specification for more detail ***

The Committee On Climate Change

street: Committee on Climate Change, 151 Buckingham Palace Road

postalCode: SW1W 9SZ


title: 7919 Historic marine and seaside villa landscapes: a contextual study - AWARD

description: The Grade 1 registered ornamental pleasure grounds and parkland at Norris Castle on the Isle of Wight were laid out c1799. As a statutory consultee, Historic England's London and South East (LSE) Region is advising on development proposals for the castle and its landscape. In keeping with our aim to ensure our advice and evidence results in well-informed decisions that serve people, places and the economy well, Historic England wants to commission additional contextual research about similar late 18th century marine and villa landscapes (registered or un-designated). We particularly want to establish how significant, rare, complete and well-preserved the ensemble of contemporary landscape and buildings at Norris is compared with other similar estates of the period.

Historic England

street: The Engine House, Firefly Avenue

postalCode: SN2 2EH


name: NHS ARDEN AND GREATER EAST MIDLANDS COMMISSIONING SUPPORT UNIT

title: Expressions of Interest to attend a Market engagement event for the future Provision of Orthotic Services across Derbyshire

description: NHS Arden & Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit (NHS AGEM CSU) on behalf of NHS Derby and Derbyshire Clinical Commissioning Group (formally known as NHS Erewash, NHS Hardwick, NHS North Derbyshire and NHS Southern Derbyshire CCG) recently advertised an Expressions of Interest (EoI) from suitably qualified providers capable of delivering Orthotic Services to the patients registered with member GP Practices of NHS Derbyshire CCG's for which they are the responsible commissioner. Commissioners are in the process of undertaking a full service review and are inviting providers to attend a market engagement event to be held 15th July 2019 between 10am and 1pm - venue to be confirmed. If you have not already registered for this opportunity via the previous EoI and would like to attend the event to find out about any future opportunities, please respond with the following details by 12pm (noon) Friday 12th July 2019 to the address below. Registration is required for this event. Please provider up to a maximum of 2 attendees Names, Job Titles and contact information to Lisa.innes1@nhs.net by 12pm (noon) Friday 12th July 2019. Background: Orthotic service provision has the potential to achieve significant health, quality of life and economic benefits across the local health economy. To individual patients, the correct supply and fitting of orthotic devices can be a major factor in the management of their condition, improvement in the quality of life and the prevention of future problems. Evidence highlighted in the emPOWER patient led orthotics Charter states that for every £1 spent, the NHS saves £4. A recent national and local review of orthotics services has highlighted a number of issues in regards to current provision and commissioners are looking to commission a single Derbyshire out-patient service from a single specification across a number of community locations providing in reach services to secondary care where appropriate.

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

street: 2nd Floor North, Cardinal Square,, 10 Nottingham Road

postalCode: DE1 3QT


description: The Council is looking for a provider to deliver the range of services to sustain the core business needs of the market, including day to day operational management and leadership of the market, including employment and management of staff – providing measurable results and data.

title: Doncaster MBC Future Markets Operation

Doncaster MBC

street: Civic Office, Waterdale

postalCode: DN1 3BU


title: Specialist Laundry Services - AWARD

description: This procurement exercise is being conducted against the Crown Commercial Service Framework RM1031. The opportunity is available to the suppliers on the framework meeting the Trust's requirement for a managed laundry and linen service for Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust Manor Hospital. A contract will be awarded for an initial period of 4 years (2 + 2), with an option to extend. The service is expected to commence in January 2018, with exact date to be agreed.

Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust

street: Manor Hospital, Moat Road

postalCode: WS2 9PS


title: Site Investigations - Land Adjacent to North Perimeter Road L33 3AP

Knowsley Council

street: 2nd Floor, Municipal Building, Archway Road

postalCode: L36 9UX


title: 1233 (REISSUE) Design and Development of a Needle Biopsy Device

description: PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A RE-ISSUED REQUIREMENT De Montfort University (DMU) invites bids from suitably experienced providers for the development of a biopsy device. The SME Partner Company (Olberon Ltd) have developed a prototype vibrating needle biopsy device that uses the mechanism from a wind-up torch. The prototype device has a handle with a trigger that is gripped fully with a power grip (i.e. pistol grip) with the spring-loaded trigger being operated by the fingers. Olberon would like to build on the research in this area by developing and launching a vibrating biopsy device product. The device should be manually operated for both capturing the sample and deploying the vibration (i.e. no electricity should be used). No formal size dimensions have been specified, but it is understood that the hardware for the device should be similar in size to existing biopsy units on the market. Other Details: All other information relating to Award Criteria, evaluation and the full specification etc can be found within our RfQ document for this procurement loaded on the Intend e tendering portal https://in-tendhost.co.uk/demontfort/aspx/Home

De Montfort University

street: Leicester, Leicestershire

postalCode: LE1 9BH


title: Upton Country Park Coffee Contract

description: The supply of coffee and related products to Upton Country Park

street: Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole Council, Town Hall

postalCode: BH2 6DY


title: Lease Extension Valuations

description: For the provision of Lease extension valuations.

Canterbury City Council

street: Military Road,

postalCode: CT1 1YW


description: Stevenage Borough Council wishes to develop a site at Shephall View and is seeking detailed planning permission to covert the site into dense residential use. The council is looking to commission architectural services to produce a comprehensive package of drawings and specifications up to RIBA stage 3 and submit a detailed planning application that: — maximises the site footprint to provide a mix of 1 and 2 bed flats, and 2 and 3 bed houses, — provides associated parking requirements including 16 replacement car park spaces for Aqua Playground, — is deliverable within the constraints of the site, — is in line with planning objectives and likely to be favourable with the planning department, — is sympathetic with the local surrounding area, — delivers a target of at least 120 new homes or identifies why this is not possible. Please note the deadline for returns and allow sufficient time to make your return as late returns will not be permitted. Any questions relating to this tender should be made via correspondence on the website and can be addressed to the main contact as shown in the details above.

title: SBC 0619 Provision of Architectural Services at Shephall View

description: Stevenage Borough Council wishes to develop a site at Shephall View and is seeking detailed planning permission to covert the site into dense residential use. The council is looking to commission architectural services to produce a comprehensive package of drawings and specifications up to RIBA stage 3 and submit a detailed planning application. Please note the deadline for returns and allow sufficient time to make your return as late returns will not be permitted. Any questions relating to this tender should be made via correspondence on the website and can be addressed to the main contact as shown in the details above.

Stevenage Borough Council

street: Daneshill House, Danestrete

postalCode: SG1 1HN


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

Verrolyne Services Ltd

street: 101 Victoria Road

postalCode: RM1 2LX


name: KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS (UK) LIMITED

title: 2213/MH Print Room Equipment

description: Replacement of existing lease of Print Room Equipment. Mini-competition run under CBC/KCS Y17035

UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

street: Western Bank,


title: 1313(REISSUE) Development of a new Graphical Interface and Associated Hardware and Software for the Rober NoDec Wizard

description: De Montfort University (DMU) invites bids from suitably experienced providers for the prototype of a full graphical interface system and required electronics and software interface for the NoDec Wizard for the company Rober Ltd. This must be available by 13th November 2019 for the MEDICA exhibition which commences on the 18th November 2019. The evaluation must be undertaken by an ISO 13485 approved (for design and manufacture) organisation and must conform to current Medical Device Directives (MDD) and future Medical Device Requirements (MDR). DMU's detailed requirements are defined within the Specification. All other information relating to Award Criteria, evaluation and the full specification etc can be found within our RfQdocument for this procurement loaded on the In-Tend e-tendering portal https://in-tendhost.co.uk/demontfort/aspx/Home


title: FES-18-007 — Nursery Classroom Furniture for the Education Authority

description: The EA invite tenders for the supply and delivery of nursery classroom furniture for the period 1.4.2019 to 31.3.2021 (with the option to extend for any period up to and including 12 months) on a call-off as required basis. The administering procurement office for this tender, on behalf of the EA, will be the Belfast office.

Education Authority NI

street: 40 Academy Street

postalCode: BT1 2NQ

Forbes Contracts

street: 137 Mullanahoe Road

postalCode: BT71 5AX


name: Police and Crime Commissioner for Dyfed Powys

title: Offender Diversionary Scheme

description: The proposal for an offender diversionary scheme is a culture-changing initiative that seeks to tackle the root causation of offending and associated health and community related issues. It is a multi-agency scheme which seeks to address offending behaviour at a much earlier stage in an individual's offending journey. It also improves awareness of and access to health-based services for all persons committing low level offences. The scheme will result in Dyfed-Powys Police making a transition from being a prosecution based force to being an offender management based force.

street: Dyfed Powys Police HQ, Llangunnor

postalCode: SA31 2PF


title: OVID e-Journals

description: Renewal of OVID e-Journals package 1/7/19 - 30/6/20

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

University Of The West Of England

street: Coldharbour Lane,


description: Supply and delivery of mini excavators.

title: Supply and Delivery of Mini Excavators

description: Supply and delivery of mini excavators.


title: Louth Livestock Market Refurbishment

description: Contract Award Notice - Louth Livestock Market Refurbishment. Following the recent Tender opportunity the Contract has been officially awarded to Robert Woodhead Limited

East Lindsey District Council

street: Tedder Hall, Manby Park

postalCode: LN11 8UP


title: R&D/042/P146 - Component Counting Machine

description: A SparkFund Business would like to commission the services of a suitably qualified and experienced supplier to deliver a small parts counter machine with carousel filler

SparkFund Programme

street: Enterprise Centre, University of Hull, Cottingham Road

postalCode: HU6 7RX


title: Installation of Screens

description: Provision and installation of 12 screens into The Pensions Regulator's offices. 6 of the screens to be in a video wall format and a further 6 single screens. Also provision of ongoing support.

DEPARTMENT FOR WORK AND PENSIONS

street: Napier House, Trafalgar Place

postalCode: BN1 4DW


title: IT Cabling Framework - Children's Centres

description: Children's Centres. The work required is to install network points at 7 Council sites plus 2 additional network comms cabinets.

Bradford Metropolitan District Council

street: Britannia House, Hall Ings

postalCode: BD1 1HX


title: T2018/1702/PL Carlbury Landslip specification and brief

description: Specification and brief for remedial work at Carlbury Slip

Darlington Borough Council

street: Town Hall, Feethams

postalCode: DL1 5QT


title: 1316 - Investment and Grant Tracking Database

description: CPI requires an online database or online market intelligence platform for tracking investments into SME's and other high growth companies. This must include private investment and IUK and H2020 grants. The online database or online market intelligence platform must have the ability to search and export large volumes of data via company's house number i.e. copy and paste a list of company's house numbers from excel into the search platform.

CENTRE FOR PROCESS INNOVATION LIMITED

street: Wilton,


title: Software Licences

description: Software licences, support and subscription for existing system.

procurementMethodDetails: :SingleTenderActionNonOJEU

MET OFFICE

street: Fitzroy Road,

postalCode: EX1 3PB


title: Alfreton Brook General Repairs

description: Repair work Alfreton Brook Bridge is on the A61 just north of Alfreton, at the bottom of Alfreton Hill.

Derbyshire County Council

street: Derbyshire County Council, Station Road

postalCode: DE4 2EQ


name: HULL UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS TRUST

title: SURGICAL SAW

description: This notice has been published to inform the award of contract surgical saw to Stryker UK Limited for medical equipment

street: HULL ROYAL INFIRMARY,


title: Business Change ad Portfolio Management System ID: 848378077498489

description: G Cloud 10 Framework agreement RM1557.10 Portfolio Office Implementation Services to design and implement Portfolio Management Capability Contract period: 010419 -310819

Central Bedfordshire Council

street: Monks Walk, Chicksands,


name: NHS Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit

title: MARKET ENGAGEMENT - End of life (EOL) Nursing home care service

description: NHS Midlands & Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit (ML CSU) on behalf of NHS Worcestershire Clinical Commissioning Groups (NHS WCCGs); South Worcestershire CCG ,Wyre Forest CCG and Redditch & Bromsgrove CCG would like to invite potential providers to attend a 'Market Engagement Event' which will inform the direction and market of NHS WCCG's intentions to procure an End of Life Service in Designated Care Homes across Worcestershire. The aim of the service is to provide a personalised high-quality service in end of life care, responding to the need of the patient and family members. The objectives and expected outcomes are: To provide consistent high-quality end of life care to patients and family members, by staff that have received end of life care training. To enable patients at end of life to be cared for in a nursing home if that is their preferred place of care until the end of their life. To prevent avoidable admissions and readmissions to acute hospital care To enable rapid (same day) discharge from the acute hospitals for patients at the end of life To Support integrated teams by providing rapidly accessible care to patients at the end of life for patients cared for in a community setting. To remove the current requirement for families to locate and view a Nursing home of their choice. To deliver End of Life placements that are value for money Further detail will be available in the service specification to be discussed at the Market Engagement Event. The Market Engagement Event will take place on 5th December 2019 from 10am - 12:30pm and will take place at St Peters Baptist Church in Worcester (Eden Cl, Worcester WR5 3TZ). The Market Engagement Event will provide:  an overview of the service to be provided  details of the anticipated contract type, length and particular conditions  an overview of the procurement process and the anticipated timelines  an opportunity for you to ask questions and feedback on the presentations. Places are strictly limited therefore reservations are restricted to no more than 2 persons per organisation. To reserve your place please email the following details to Satnam.Kandola1@nhs.net or paulo.cabral@nhs.net with the following details by no later than 5pm Monday 2nd December 2019:  Name of delegates  Job title of delegates  Organisation details, including address  Delegate email address and telephone number. The service will be commissioned via a procurement process advertised to all providers which is proportionate to the value and complexity of the service and contract. Any Invitation to Tender (ITT) will also be advertised on Contracts Finder and on MLCSUs' procurement portal, Bravo. Therefore, we recommend that you register with both websites in the meantime at: https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk https://mlcsu.bravosolution.co.uk/

street: Barnsley Court | Barnsley Hall Road,

postalCode: B61 0TX


name: Cheshire west and Chester Borough Council

title: 40499 - Local Bus - Northwich, Rudheath, Barnton and Weaverham - Sundays and Public Holidays

street: HQ, 58 Nicholas Street

postalCode: CH1 2NP


description: Armagh Observatory and Planetarium (AOP) delivers internationally recognised research in astronomy and related sciences and vibrant educational and outreach programmes for all ages. AOP seeks to replace its current digital projector system with a state-of-the-art system, including provision of all the associated sub-systems (laser projectors, lighting, audio, computers).

title: DfC Armagh Planetarium — Replacement Digital Projector System

Armagh Observatory and Planetarium

street: College Hill

postalCode: BT61 9DB


title: P0564 - The Recruitment and Management of Children's Agency Social Workers

description: Birmingham Children's Trust Community Interest Company (The Trust), wishes to establish a Master Vendor Managed Service Provider (MVMSP) for the provision of Children's Agency Social Workers. The contract will be awarded on the following basis: - To one experienced managed service provider of Agency Children's Social workers - The MVMSP must be able to supply Children's Agency Workers themselves or through a supply chain of pre-qualified Agencies There will be a requirement that The Trust be entitled to request the provision of other agency workers through this contract providing their roles are similar in nature to those stated above. Pricing for these workers (including Tenderers' margins) shall be determined through reasonable matching against equivalent roles with existing pricing contained within the Contract. The additional agency workers likely to be requested may include Family Support Workers, Residential Child Care Officers, Contact and Escort Workers, Leaving Care Personal Advisors and Youth Offending Team Workers. The Contract will last for 3 years (unless terminated under the terms and conditions of contract) with the provision to extend for up to an additional 2 years (1 +1) subject to requirements and satisfactory performance. This procurement falls under Chapter 3, Section 7 of the Public Contract Regulations 2015 (Social and Other Specific Services) In this case, the procurement process will be based on the Open Procedure route. However, as is allowable with procurements that fall under the light touch regime, the process conducted by the Council will differ in some ways from the requirements set out in regulation 29. 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 on 28th June 2019 via the 'in-tend' system https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street, Birmingham

postalCode: B4 7WB


title: Mobile Catering Concession Opportunities at Duisburg Way and Eastney Promenade

description: Portsmouth City Council is inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers to provide mobile catering services. Two pitches are available - Duisburg Way and Eastney Promenade. Suppliers are invited to bid for either or both of the pitches. If bidding for both pitches, suppliers must state their preferred site. Where applications include a different proposal for each site, details of both proposal must be clearly identified in Section Two of the application form. Applications for hot and cold food and drink will be considered however, the Council is looking to expand the range of catering offers available to the public and therefore bids based solely on the sale of ice cream may not be accepted. Bids that include the sale of alcohol will be refused. Successful suppliers will be expected to: o Deliver a quality offering from the pitch o Cover all costs associated with the running of the unit o Provide their own power to run any unit o Provide suitable waste bins as necessary to manage waste from sales and remove any waste generated at the end of each day. o Make rental payments, in advance to the Council on a monthly basis o Work on an open book basis and provide quarterly financial accounts to the Council Both pitches are offered with a 12 month licence and associate concession contract. Licences will not include an automatic right to renew but are extendable on a yearly basis, subject to the performance and agreement of both parties. The Council is seeking a rental income in the region of ?5,000 per annum. Rental income will be reviewed annually, with a minimum increase in line with RPI. The closing date for receipt of your expression of interest is given against the heading entitled - Date documents can be requested until.

Portsmouth City Council

street: Guildhall Square, Portsmouth

postalCode: PO1 2BJ


title: Proposed Single Storey Extension to 31 Kirkham Road. Harrogate. HG1 4EL

description: The Council is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to carry out the construction of a single storey rear extension at 31 Kirkham Road Harrogate HG1 4EL.

Harrogate Borough Council

street: Civic Centre, St Luke's Avenue

postalCode: HG1 2AE


description: Supply & Installation of UPVC Windows and Associated Works to Domestic Properties - DPS Bristol City Council, wish to set up a new Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) with a number of experienced contractors, for renewal of new and maintenance /repairs to existing windows. The requirement is in two parts: 1. Supply and install new UPVC windows as directed by Bristol City Council Homes and Landlord Services. 2. Scheduled repair and maintenance to properties that are a part of the Maintenance Programmes. If interested please complete the registration process on ProContract - https://procontract.due-north.com - DN334930 Please note the start and end dates that are displayed on this notice are for system administration only and the DPS will end 31/01/2022

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted:

Bristol City Council

street: Sandy Park Depot, Sandy Park Road

postalCode: BS4 3NZ


name: CTM Portal for the NDA Shared Services Alliance

title: DDP00324 - Calder - TC - Isolation of R1 (HX3 & HX4) Bottom Ducts & Vent Stacks, Filter Pots and Steelwork Removal (R1 & R2)

street: Calder Bridge,

postalCode: CA20 1PG


description: Allerdale Borough Council are looking to procure a low code customer platform comprising of hosted CRM solution with an online and offline customer self-service portal accessed via iOS, android or windows mobile devices and through our website www.allerdale.gov.uk via chrome, safari, edge, internet explorer, firefox browsers.

title: Customer Platform

Allerdale Borough Council

street: Finance Dept., Allerdale House

postalCode: CA14 3YJ


title: Hospital Navigation for Patients/Public - PIN

description: Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (the Trust) are an acute hospital provider with hospitals in Doncaster (Doncaster Royal Infirmary - DRI), Worksop (Bassetlaw district General Hospital - BDGH) and Mexborough (Mexborough and Montague Hospital - MMH). Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHSFT (DBTH) is looking at options to deliver the following outcomes: - Improve patient and public experience of navigation around the hospital site - Improve and mitigate delays in patient attending their hospital appointment - Mitigate non-attendance due to late arrival The overall objective of the Trust is to secure the provision of a modern, efficient and effective way for patients and public that, attend hospital to easily locate and find where they need to be. We encourage innovative solutions and are particularly interested in digital applications with integration capability. see PIN document for more information

NOE-CPC

street: Armthorpe Road, Doncaster

postalCode: DN2 5LT


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

title: NAT001-0297 Services to Create and Host Video Content

description: The NLPU wish to secure the services of an agency to assist in the creation and hosting of video content. The scope of the contract will include the commissioning of the agency to create some emotive, engaging, shareable, relevant and fun content to highlight and raise awareness of the 535,000 inspirational projects that are National Lottery funded. In the 25 years since the National Lottery began, £39 billion has been awarded to organisations across the UK. This year, In 2019, the National Lottery will celebrate its 25th Anniversary. We believe it is the perfect opportunity to celebrate the achievements of one of the nation's most loved brands, to appreciate the vital role it plays in all our lives, and to recognise and thank the players- the everyday heroes - who, by buying tickets, are making the UK a better place to be day in, day out - and we would like to commission and agency to create and host video content to raise awareness of the life changing difference the National Lottery has made over the last quarter of a century. The requirement is to commission content that will reach and appeal to a younger audience of 18-34 year olds and to better showcase some of the more topical projects that are National Lottery funded across the UK. Previous content we have produced that has been targeted to a younger audience has been smaller scale (reaching hundreds or thousands of people) and not always topical. The requirement is to commission bigger, newsworthy pieces of content that will reach millions of young people. The NLPU is unable to produce content to achieve these quality and reach outcomes using its own resources and needs an external agency to create and host this content on their site, to achieve maximum views. We require a series of content to be produced, with at least two videos, and interview content for a local campaign, to be hosted on an external agency's channels, and promoted on social media at a total cost of £99,500 including VAT.

street: 1 Plough Place,

postalCode: EC4A 1DE


title: Technical Support Services

description: Contract called off from Government Framework RM1557 G-Cloud 11.


description: Reablement — physical support 65+.

title: Reablement — Physical Support 65+

description: Reablement — physical support 65+.

London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6

postalCode: N22 8LE

AM Care Services

street: AM Care Services

postalCode: IG1 1BA


description: The Scope of the Reactive Maintenance Framework: Glazing 2019 (the Framework) is reactive maintenance and associated work (e.g. call out to attend broken windows) to the client’s own properties and to properties of customers. The customer work is to generate income for the client so that it may subsidise its public service commitments. The client intends to appoint up to 4 (four) suppliers to each lot of the framework.

Leicestershire County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: LE3 8RA


title: Minor Works Term Contract 2020

description: Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council wishes to select one or more contractors with a proven background of highway maintenance works in an urban environment. The contract will involve: 1. Minor highway maintenance including kerbs, drainage and footway paving; 2. Small local safety schemes including road markings, high friction surfacing, signage, pedestrian guardrail and minor civils works; 3. Off highway resurfacing of car parks, playgrounds and other paved areas.

Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Priory Road, Dudley

postalCode: DY1 1HF


description: Places for People are seeking to appoint a sole supplier of media services and as such, wish to form a framework which will be utilised and owned by Places for People. The initial term of the contract will be 12 months, with two (2) possible optional 12 month extensions, making a potential maximum contract term of three (3) years. Places for People are working towards an ambitious growth strategy within the property sales market. We operate our property sales part of the business across 2 developer identities — Places for People Developments and Zero C, and alongside Brio Retirement Living are looking to collaborate with a forward-thinking marketing agency to drive awareness, leads and property sales across the UK. Working with an internal Marketing and Communications team, you will be tasked with creating a series of carefully-crafted annual paid media plans across approximately 15 priority property developments, ranging from as far north as Inverness to as southerly as Portland. The successful supplier will be a creative agency who will endeavour to truly understand both the local and national opportunities and challenges faced by our organisation in order to put forward an effective proposal to maximize the return on our investment. Our strategy needs to consider the full customer journey, paid media is a significant element but we also need you to work closely with our internal content marketing resources to ensure we effectively articulate our brand story, utilising suitable communications channels to present our messages and work towards a long term approach to connecting with our audience and building a relationship. We expect our agency to provide a deep level of performance analysis and sensible recommendations to continuously refine our approach, you will collaborate with internal teams to access insight via Google Analytics, our CRM (Salesforce) and any other monitoring tools to put together an end-to-end evaluation of our activity. We require extensive experience from our agency with regards to paid search, social media, display, programmatic, remarketing, landing page optimization and all other elements needed to construct a well-balanced online campaign. Although digital will form the core of our approach we also require our agency to have a widespread understanding of offline opportunities and will welcome suggestions to target/generate interest via traditional media channels. It is therefore important that the agency has a strong grasp on all of our localised markets and can incorporate local supply/demand into national-scale marketing channels. An annual budget of between 500 000 GBP and 1 000 000 GBP will be provided to cover all media costs, tracking and agency fees. This budget range has been set at a broad level as we will need to collaborate with our agency to suggest an appropriate level of spend to meet the demand and achieve our sales targets. It is expected that on boarding of information and campaign set up will occur throughout August and that full management of this service will be in place, including initial campaigns live by the beginning of September 2019. The key requirements are as follows: — online and offline media buying — all purchasing through traditional media and digital channels for our priority development sites, — researching appropriate sources of insight to dictate the targeting and advert placement strategy, — set up and management of all paid campaigns via online and offline channels, — collaboration with our channels team to set up tracking, tagging, reports, etc., — working with our content resources to ensure that all appropriate content opportunities are utilised within the campaigns, — closely monitoring results and seeking continuous improvements to refine the campaigns, — weekly reporting and update calls, — monthly meetings to review performance and next steps.

title: Media Agency Services

description: Places for People are seeking to appoint a sole supplier of media services and as such, wish to form a framework which will be utilised and owned by Places for People. It is intended that this framework will be used for the Places for People’s and their group subsidiaries media needs. The initial term of the contract will be 12 months, with two (2) possible optional 12 month extensions, making a potential maximum contract term of three (3) years. The successful supplier will be tasked with creating a series of carefully-crafted annual paid media plans across approximately 15 priority property developments within the UK. A broad annual budget of between 500 000 GBP and 1 000 000 GBP will be provided to cover all media costs, tracking and agency fees. It is expected that on boarding of information and campaign set up will occur throughout August and that full management of this service will be in place, including initial campaigns live by the beginning of September 2019.

Places for People Group Ltd

street: 4 The Pavilions,, Portway

postalCode: PR2 2YB


name: Stockton-On-Tees Borough Council (Contracting Body)

title: NEPO425 Supply of Volume Cut Sized Copier Paper and Production/Specialist Paper

description: Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council has a requirement to ensure that its Print Room has a contract in place for Production/Specialist Paper and Volume Cut Sized Copier Paper and also for Volume Cut Sized Copier Paper for its Administration Service/Copiers. This will be made avaiilable for use by NEPO Members and the wider Public Sector.

street: Strategic Procurement, Municipal Buildings

postalCode: TS18 1LD


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

Vanity care Limited

postalCode: IG1 4LZ


title: Bradford and District Cost of Care Exercise

description: City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council, Bradford District CCG and Bradford City CCG, in partnership with the Bradford Care Association, seek to commission an external and independent contractor to undertake a modelling exercise on the Cost of Care for the provision of residential and nursing care placements within the Bradford Council District, both now and over the next five years, including establishing a Costs Model and a weekly Rate.

Bradford Metropolitan District Council

street: Britannia House, Hall Ings

postalCode: BD1 1HX


description: HS — Support with memory and cognition: dementia (65+).

title: HS — Support with Memory and Cognition: Dementia (65+)

Isle of Wight Council

street: Enterprise House

Bluebird Care (Isle of Wight)

street: 30 Quay St


title: My Sheffield - Family Learning in Schools

description: We are looking to commission suppliers to work with schools to develop benefits of Family Learning (FL). Successful organisations will work with partners and primary school clusters in the Northeast and East Sheffield to co-produce learning experiences for families, focussing on getting children school ready through workshops, short courses and activities.

Sheffield City Council

street: Level 8, East Wing, Moorfoot Building

postalCode: S1 4PL


title: Preferred supplier list of recruitment agencies - General Roles

description: We would like to create a preferred list of three suppliers to service our recruitment needs for our General recruitment needs.GMC roles (except for IS) - agencies who will provide support where needed for the permanent recruitment of, and the supply of temporary workers where required in, all roles in all of the following areas;? Administration, contact centre and face to face customer service? Human Resources? Finance? Facilities? Procurement? Policy? Legal? Governance? Business Planning? Quality Assurance? MPTS

General Medical Council (GMC)

street: 3 Hardman Street,

postalCode: M3 3AW


title: Asbestos Removal Works In Hackney Schools 2017 (2017/HPS/019/FR)

description: Procurement of contractor to encapsulate and remove asbestos across the identified education sites in Hackney.

London Borough of Hackney

street: Hackney Service Centre, 1 Hillman Street

postalCode: E8 1DY


name: COUNTY DURHAM AND DARLINGTON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

title: Design, Implementation and Support of a New Trust Intranet Solution for Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS FT

description: Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust require the design, implementation and support of a new Trust Intranet Solution. The closing date for Expressions of Interest is 11th September 2018. To express an interest in this opportunity, and to complete the tender documents, please follow this link: https://www.cardea.nhs.uk/cardea/DisplayModules/TradeModules/Negotiations/Opportunities/ViewOpportunityEvent.aspx?EventID=3976&Culture=en-GB

street: The Centre for Health, Whitehouse Business Park

postalCode: SR8 2RU


title: Greater London Area

description: We will be awarding a framework agreement for the provision of woodland and tree surveys, potentially including urban trees, to detect, assess and sample for the presence of specific tree pests and diseases in England. Our intention is to award this framework agreement for a period of 4 years starting from 1.4.2020 to replace the existing framework agreement (SF003/2016). Due to the unpredictable nature of tree pests and diseases there may be an overlap in service delivery where continuation of works must continue under the previous framework to allow a sufficient hand period over to a new supplier.

title: Kent and East Sussex (and Parts of Surrey and West Sussex)

title: Berkshire, South Oxfordshire, Majority of Hampshire, Surrey, west Sussex

title: Dorset, Wiltshire, New Forest, Isle of Wight and south west Hampshire

title: Somerset and Majority of Devon

title: Cornwall and West Devon

title: Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, South Gloucestershire, North and North East Somerset, North West Oxfordshire and South West Warwickshire

title: Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire, South West Cambridgeshire and South Northamptonshire

title: Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk, and Majority of Cambridgeshire

title: Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Majority of Derbyshire, Central and Eastern Leicestershire and North Northamptonshire

title: West Midlands, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Cheshire and west Leicestershire

title: North Yorkshire and Areas East of the Pennies, East Ridings of Yorkshire, North and North East Lincolnshire

title: Lancashire and Areas West of the Pennines

title: Cumbria, Durham and Northumberland

title: Tree Health Pest and Disease Surveys

Forestry Commission

street: Building 620, Bristol Business Park

postalCode: BS16 1EJ


title: Tender for Council Mobile App

description: The Council is looking for a specialist (the Provider) to rebuild the mobile app using the best current technology to provide improved functionality, improved look, improved ease of use and conformity to the latest security and accessibility standards. The Council requires a Hosted Solution. The Council does not wish to replicate the current app as it is looking for a solution that is more fit for purpose in 2019. The aim of improvements to the mobile app is to increase the number of customers using the council's online services, simplify the offering and provide a resilient push notification service. The proposed contract will be for an initial duration of three (3) years with a possible two (2) twelve (12) month extensions. The Council reserves the right to amend the scope of the support requirement for the extension period. The Council are looking to award the contract on 25th June 2019 to allow time to implement the solution before commencing the contract on 1st September 2019. If you are interested in submitting a response, please go to the Yortender portal on Procontract to access the tender documentation; https://procontract.due-north.com. If you have any clarification questions, please submit these via the portal and not by email.