title: Edith Rd - Award - Architect

description: Edith Rd - Award of Architectural services for new build development RIBA stages 1- 3

London Borough of Haringey

street: River Park House, 225 High Road

postalCode: N22 8HQ


currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: Professional Services Framework

description: Building Surveying - Call off from FCO Services Framework Ref: XLY363/039/17-1

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveDialogueOJEU

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH

countryName: GB

WYG GROUP LIMITED

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


name: Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

description: The contracting authority are looking for innovative solutions to facilitate the delivery of a Patient Transport System which covers all kinds of journey types and journeys are not exclusively from or to Northumbria Specialist Emergency Care Hospital (NSECH) but might involve other locations. The Trust is looking to appoint a supplier to provide a Patient Transport System to link Northumbria Specialist Emergency Care Hospital (NSECH) in East Cramlington to the existing general hospital sites (‘base sites’). The contract will be for the period of 3 years, with the opportunity to review it regularly in order to ensure it is meeting the needs of the Trust. There will be the option to extend the contract for an additional 2 years, on an annual basis following review. This tender is being conducted under the light touch regime within the Public Contract Regulations 2015.

title: NHCFT268 Provision of a Patient Transport System

documentType: tenderNotice

description: The contracting authority are looking for innovative solutions to facilitate the delivery of a patient transport system which covers all kinds of journey types and journeys are not exclusively from or to Northumbria Specialist Emergency Care Hospital (NSECH) but might involve other locations. The Trust is looking to appoint a supplier to provide a Patient Transport System to link Northumbria Specialist Emergency Care Hospital (NSECH) in East Cramlington to the existing general hospital sites (‘base sites’). The contract will be for the period of 3 years, with the opportunity to review it regularly in order to ensure it is meeting the needs of the Trust. There will be the option to extend the contract for an additional 2 years, on an annual basis following review.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

street: County Hall

postalCode: NE61 2EF


title: Nations and Regions Film Audience Survey

description: BFI has a dedicated National Lottery-funded Research and Statistics Fund through which it commissions research and purchases data for the industry and public good. Through the Fund we produce a range of independent and authoritative data and statistics across the film and screen sector value chain. A user consultation exercise has identified an important market data gap of film engagement metrics at a UK nations and regions level of granularity, something not currently served by the existing providers of film engagement metrics. The BFI wishes to commission a supplier to undertake a survey of film engagement which can be split by a variety of national and regional breaks to address this gap. This survey will provide relevant benchmark statistics which will have value for commercial, educational, cultural and government screen sector stakeholders. It is expected that the survey data will be used to inform and support regional and national development projects, national and regionally focused academic research, and government policy. The data will also be used to respond to the need for UK regionally framed film sector enquiries evidenced by requests made to the RSU enquiry service. Users of the survey data will include those working in the screen industry (e.g. producers, distributors, exhibitors, and business analysts) as well as government and trade body professionals, academics and students.

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

BFI

street: 21 Stephen Street, London

postalCode: W1T 1LN


title: Fire Alarms and CCTV servicing

description: Please be aware that this tender exercise will be undertaken via the Coal Authority's eTender portal hosted by Bravosolution where all these documents can be found. Should you wish to participate in this tender exercise you need to register your company details, which will require the provision of some company information and agreement to terms and conditions to access the system. In order to register please log on to www.coal.bravosolution.co.uk and should you have any difficulties with this procedure, please contact Bravosolution, the Authority's provider, on 0800 368 4850 (free phone number), who will assist you throughout the whole procedure at anytime. Although the despatch, completion and return of tenders will be undertaken electronically, the Authority will issue a letter to award the contract. Once your organisation is registered and you have been notified of your log in details, you should be able to log into the system and review the documentation for this project.

The Coal Authority

street: 200 Lichfield Lane,


name: Cambridgeshire & Hertfordshire Procurement Department

title: BCH Email gateways

description: Joint ICT Department for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire & Hertfordshire was seeking a quotation for: • 2 x Cisco Ironport - ESA C390 (1.2TB Disk \ 16GB DDR4 \ 1 x 2.4Ghz, 6 Core Processor) • 1 x Email Security Inbound Bundle - ESA-ESI-1Y-S8 (1 Year SKU for 5000-9999 Users) • 1 x years Support to run from 22.07.19 - 21.07.20- 09:00 - 17:00 Mon - Fri (Next Business Day) 8 hour fix This quotation was a mini competition under Crown Commercial Service Framework RM3733 lot 2 Hardware. Tender have been evaluated on 90% pricing and 10% quality.

procurementMethodDetails: :OpenNonOJEU

street: Royston Police Station,


name: Improvement and Development Agency for Local Government

title: Return to Social Work Programme

description: This contract covers the selection, assessment, training and evaluation of candidates who are returning to social work through the 'Return to social work (England)' campaign.

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

street: 18 Smith Square,

postalCode: SW1P 3HZ


title: Hotel Development Opportunity in Castle Street Lisburn

description: Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council (“LCCC”) present this opportunity for an experienced hotel developer to design and deliver a unique hotel development in the heart of a thriving city centre.

mainProcurementCategory: works


title: Consumer Unit Upgrades & Electrical Testing Contract 2 2016/17

procurementMethodDetails: :SingleTenderActionNonOJEU

WINCHESTER CITY COUNCIL

street: City Offices,Colebrook Street,


title: Rate Contract for Pest Management Service at British High Commission, New Delhi

Foreign & Commonwealth Office

street: King Charles Street,

postalCode: SW1A 2AH


title: Grovelands coping stone

description: Replace stolen coping stones

procurementMethod: selective

London Borough of Enfield

street: Highway Services, B-Block North, Civic Centre

postalCode: EN1 3ES


title: FM19348 - New Gate Installation

description: This is not a call for competition. This requirement was awarded following a competitive quotation process. The requirement is a New Gate Installation for MRC Harwell.

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: Polaris House, North Star Avenue,


title: Aster Group - EA Services Bartons Rd, Havant

description: Call off of Construction Management Services DPS

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromDynamicPurchasingSystem

WESTWORKS PROCUREMENT LIMITED

street: Horton Avenue, Cannings Hill,

postalCode: sn10 2uz


title: A46 Route Congestion

description: Review existing junction scheme and investigate options to maximise economic benefit

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

HIGHWAYS ENGLAND COMPANY LIMITED

street: The Cube,

postalCode: B1 1RN


description: Older people — Whitchurch and Tongwynlais.

title: Older People — Whitchurch and Tongwynlais

Cardiff City Council

postalCode: CF10 4UW

Rumney Care

street: Unit 6, Castleton Court

postalCode: CF3 0LT


title: London and Quadrant Housing Trust - Supply of Cut and Stick Special Bricks and Brick Arches Framework 2019 - 2023

description: London and Quadrant Housing Trust and its subsidiary Quadrant Construction Services are one of the largest providers of affordable housing in the UK, housing over 250,000 people in more than 95,000 homes, primarily across London and the South East of England. London and Quadrant Housing Trust are tendering for the provision of Supply of Cut and Stick Special Bricks and Brick Arches for London and Quadrant's Self Delivered New Build Projects to comply with the Public Contracts regulations 2015. The objective of this tender process is to establish a Framework Agreement with the tenderers and London and Quadrant Housing Trust. The dates and contract value are estimates and could be subject to change. This is tender is for Manufacturers providers only. Rebates will be required. This is a two stage tender and both stages adhere to the time-scales as prescribed within the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 for Restricted OJEU Tenders. Stage 1: Selection Stage Click on the 'Express Interest' Button at the bottom Click on the 'Selection Stage' Tab at the top - Scroll to the bottom of the screen and you will be able to view the Tender Documents and access the Standard Selection Questionnaire - For the Selection Stage you will only need to submit the Standard Selection Questionnaire - We will score your questionnaire and will advise you as to whether you are successful or not - Pricing Documents will only be available to those who have passed the Selection Stage ONLY IF YOU HAVE PASSED THE SELECTION STAGE Stage 2: ITT Stage - Click on the 'ITT' Tab - Scroll to the bottom and you will be able to access the Tender Documents - Tenderers will be briefed as to what they will need to submit for this tender Please allow sufficient time to submit your return by the specified dates as late returns will not be permitted. Under the Framework Agreement L&Q and all companies within the L&Q Group (including, without limitation, Quadrant Construction Services) will have the option to call-off contracts with individual framework contractors as and when required. In addition, other Social Housing Providers in the UK (both those that are in existence now and those that may be in existence in the future) will also be entitled to call-off contracts under the Framework Agreement. \"Social Housing Provider\" for this purpose means any provider of social housing and includes, without limitation, Registered Providers, Local Authorities and ALMOs. Such Social Housing Providers will only be entitled to call off under the Framework Agreement if L&Q consents. For information regarding this tender please contact the Framework Team via the tender portal. This tender is managed by the Framework Buying department. Please do not contact any other department within the London and Quadrant Group. Please do not contact Group Procurement for information as this Tender has been created by the Fr...

procurementMethodDetails: RestrictedOJEU:

L&Q Construction

street: West Ham Lane, Stratford

postalCode: E15 4PH


measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

description: This Invitation to Participate (‘ITP’) has been issued by the ORE Catapult as part of a competitive procurement exercise in accordance with the ‘Competitive procedure with Negotiation’ for tendering under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended from time to time). The ORE Catapult currently operate its test facilities in Blyth, Northumberland which test and validate new renewable technologies. The ORE Catapult plan to upgrade the cooling and ventilation capability of its 15MW Drivetrain test hall (the ‘Test Hall’) to manage heat losses observed during testing. The cooling and ventilation system will require upgrades to air and process water systems. The ITP details the minimum requirements for the design, supply, delivery, installation, test and commissioning of a cooling and ventilation system (the ‘Service’), using the Model Form of Contract (‘MF1’). For the avoidance of doubt, this procurement exercise will not be broken down into separate lots. It is the ORE catapults intention to award this contract to a single supplier. The ORE catapult is prepared to consider alternative purchasing solutions, which may include but not limited to the following: The outright purchase of complete permanent upgrade to its existing system; Hire for 4 years; lease to buy over 4 years. The ORE catapult do not wish to restrict the method of achieving the required system performance and would consider any proposed solution for which the performance shall be demonstrated and maintained by the contractor. Notwithstanding the minimum requirements scope of work, the ORE catapult reserve the right to evaluate and accept improvements/ upgrades/modifications of the service where such future Variation enhances the performance. All variations shall be carried out utilising the ORE catapult contract change note process. NB: The minimum requirements and the award criteria shall not be subject to negotiation. The ‘competitive procedures with negotiation’ may take place in successive stages in order to reduce the number of tenders to be negotiated by applying the award criteria specified in the evaluation criteria as published in the ITP document. The ORE catapult reserve the right to award the contract on the basis of the initial tenders without negotiation.

title: Cooling and Ventilation System

description: This is an award of contract notice for the design, supply, delivery, installation, test and commissioning of a cooling and ventilation system.

Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult

street: Offshore House, Albert Street

postalCode: NE24 1LZ


title: The Provision of Mental Health Employment, Resilience and Social Recovery Services

description: The new Services will promote individual well-being, underpinned by the Wellbeing Principle (Care Act 2014). The Services will be commissioned as a non-clinical, targeted Services for adults with a mental health condition aged 18 years and above who are deemed to be Ordinarily Resident within the administrative area of the Authority. Services can be accessed by people who have mental health needs to support them to develop their individual resilience, independence and skills to self-manage and safely maintain their place in their community, including accessing work-like activity. The Service will be underpinned by partnership working approaches across public services to support individuals to manage their health conditions through accessing a variety of interventions and initiatives. The new Services will work with individuals to achieve their desired individual outcomes through a range of methods, including face to face, telephone, online and group settings to support them to achieve their individual aspirations and desired outcomes in respect of: Lot 1 Employment Support includes supporting individuals: • To develop employability skills and engage with employment services to regain or return to employment. • To set themselves up as self-employed or to set up social enterprises. • With in-work negotiations with current employers to enable individuals to sustain their employment during, or return to work following a period of mental ill health. Lot 2 Resilience and Social Recovery; this may support individuals: • To develop their confidence and resilience in managing their day to day lifestyle challenges through adopting a strengths-based approach to problem solving and developing coping strategies. • To reduce the impact of any limited capability in managing their own finances by developing strategies to address their personal budgeting skills and to minimise/reduce debt arising. • To remain in the community and prevent, reduce or delay the need for more intensive care and support, e.g. through accessing meaningful activities to promote well-being and a connection with their community and self-managing their physical and mental health. Lot 3 involves the delivery of the Services concerned by Lots 1 & 2 There is variety of service provision in the current contracts which has resulted in an inconsistent approach across the county. The redesigned service will enable a consistent approach, by providing a consistency in service specification across the county. Any contracts awarded are anticipated to start 1 September 2019 or as soon as possible thereafter.

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

Lancashire County Council

street: 2nd Floor, Christ Church Precinct, County Hall,,

postalCode: PR1 8XJ


description: The buying authorities have a requirement for the provision of electricity and gas brokerage services. It is the intention to appoint three (3) suitably qualified and experienced independent energy brokers to this framework to work closely with the individual buying authorities to provide a reliable, ethical, honest and transparent service to fully support the management of their electricity and mains gas supply requirements throughout the UK. The Authority reserves the right to appoint fewer or more than this number if deemed to be in the best interests of the buying authorities.

title: Electricity and Gas Supply Brokerage Service Framework Agreement

Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult

street: Inovo, 121 George Street

postalCode: G1 1RD


title: Thames Valley Berkshire Smart City Cluster - Challenge Fund Call - Making Wokingham a Centre for Community Arts and Culture

description: This Challenge Call is funded through a £1.73m project funded by Thames Valley Berkshire (TVB) Local Enterprise Partnership. The Challenge Fund Calls involve addressing challenges developed by the four local authorities engaged in the project, namely Reading Borough Council, Bracknell Forest Council, Wokingham Borough Council and West Berkshire Council. This is the second of two Challenge Fund Calls to be launched in 2019. These challenges are being delivered in parallel with the deployment of a LoRa LPWAN internet of things network across the four authorities. This is one of five challenges that are each being published separately. The aim of the Challenge Fund Calls is to grant fund innovative projects that will address the challenges set out in each Call. The challenges have been developed through a series of workshops with senior officers within the local authorities and hence identify real needs that should be met. Through funding the projects we are expecting solutions and pilots that not only address the challenges set by the local authorities but also have a strong business case for the recipient of the funding so that we are growing innovative business in Thames Valley Berkshire. This call consists of challenge 7: Making Wokingham a Centre for Community Arts and Culture(Wokingham Borough Council), with a grant award of up to £100k. Each of the four authorities owns a challenge and will work with the successful applicant to help guide the solution to meet the local authority need.

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

Reading Borough Council

street: Bridge Street,


description: SNH wish to appoint a supplier to provide a catering service at our conference centre and office at Battleby, near Perth. Full details are provided in the attached statement of requirements.

title: Provision of a Catering Service at the SNH Battleby Centre

Scottish Natural Heritage

street: Great Glen House, Leachkin Road

postalCode: IV3 8NW

Riverside Catering

street: Rose Cottage, Duchess St


title: Short Breaks Residential Care Placement (Learning Disability) — 224 (CM)

description: Short breaks residential care placement (learning disability) — 224.

Nottinghamshire County Council

street: County Hall, Loughborough Road Westbridgford

postalCode: NG2 7QP


title: RBKC Youth Services Framework

description: The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is seeking to commission a "Pseudo" Open Framework Agreement consisting of multiple suitably qualified providers under which it can Call-off (via mini-competition) a range of youth related service for young people aged 11 - 19 (up to 25 for young people with special educational needs or disabilities, SEND) in the borough. The "Pseudo" Open Framework Agreement will be commissioned under the Light Touch Regime (implemented through regulations 74-77 of the Public Contract Regulations 2015). This Framework Agreement differs from those let under the non-light touch regime in that the Council may exercise its flexibility to periodically 'open' the framework for providers to submit applications to join, particularly if it needs to increase capacity or to respond to emerging needs. If the Council decides to open up the "Pseudo" Open Framework Agreement for applications, it will do so on the same terms and conditions and on the same criteria.

capitalEsourcing

street: Kensington Town Hall, Hornton St,

postalCode: W8 7NX


title: Construction, Repair, Maintenance, Calibration, Level Surveying and Verification of Weighbridges

description: The purpose of this contract is to ensure DVSAs specialist vehicle weighing equipment is available for use at all times, through regular repair & maintenance, calibration and verification in accordance with the manufacturers' recommendations and UK/EU legislation relative to the use of the weighing equipment in place at the time. DVSA retains a number of weighing locations throughout Great Britain (GB) from which it delivers vehicle weighing services, in particular for its Road Traffic Enforcement. For Enforcement activity to be successful the weighing equipment and concrete approach levels have to be compliant and accurate in line with the Consolidated Code of Practice.

Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency

street: Berkeley House, Croydon Street

postalCode: BS5 0DA


title: Christchurch Car Parks Reconfiguration

description: Important information - PLEASE READ The deadline for submitting your response to this contract opportunity is 15th October 2018 at 14:00. Suppliers interested in this opportunity should click on the 'Register interest in this opportunity' button in the top right of the screen. If you are not already logged into the system, you will be required to log in before you can 'Register interest in this opportunity'. New users to the system must register first to obtain a user name and password before returning to this opportunity. Once suppliers have registered their interest they can access the full tender documentation automatically from 'My Activities' on the home page. There is a guide for using the Supplying the South West system within the attachments section of this advert. Please follow the guide from page 34 on 'How to Access Tender Documents through Supplying the South West' within the attachments section to the right which provides a step-by-step screen shot of how to access the tender documents. The scheme is located in Christchurch, Dorset. The scheme is made up of 5 sites:- Willow Way Car Park Wick Lane Car Park Saxon Square Car Park Millhams Street Car Park Bank Close Car Park The scheme involves site clearance works, planning out the existing surface course and inlaying with concrete asphalt, kerbing works, drainage works and road markings. The works are to start in November 2018 and the anticipated duration of the works is 2 weeks. The works are to finish no later than 23rd November 2018.

Christchurch and East Dorset Council

street: Civic Offices, Bridge Street

postalCode: BH23 1AZ


title: Pritchatts Road (Phase 1-3) Quantity Surveyor

description: Consultancy Services for the provision of Quantity Surveying Services for Centre of Human Brain Health

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM

street: Edgbaston,


title: Transport Services Tender Batch 1054

description: Home to School Transport in Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire County Council

street: Crown House, Grantham Street

postalCode: LN2 1BD


title: Consultants for Demolition of Town Centre Office Block

description: Warrington Borough Council is seeking a suitably experienced and qualified lead consultant for the demolition of a 5 storey town centre office block. The lead consultant will be responsible for advising the council on the demolition process, obtaining planning approvals, undertaking surveys, preparation of tender for the demolition contract, contract administration of the demolition contractor. It is intended that the building will be demolished in the summer of 2020.Further documentation can be obtained and expressions of interest made at https://procontract.due-north.com/Opportunities/Index?p=e0cc5631-4690-e511-80fb-000c29c9ba21&v=1

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted:

Warrington Borough Council

street: New Town House, Buttermarket Street

postalCode: WA1 2NH


title: PHE - Starting Well - Rise Above Research Services

description: Public Health England, an executive agency of the Department of Health (DH) (hereafter referred to as "Public Health England" or "PHE" also referred to as the "Contracting Authority" or the "Authority" or the "Employer") has awarded a contract to supply Market Research Services for the Rise Above campaign which is a Public Health England's youth programme that aims to delay or prevent young people from engaging in risky behaviours and more recently with the added aim of building young people's mental health literacy, with the outcome of improving their understanding of mental health and knowing how to act to remain mentally well.

Public Health England

street: Public Health England, Wellington House, 133-155 Waterloo Road,

postalCode: SE1 8UG


title: Consultancy - Traffic and Transportation

City of London Corporation

street: Guildhall,

postalCode: EC2P 2EJ


title: Tewkesbury Borough News - design, print and advertising

description: Please visit https://www.tewkesbury.gov.uk/selling-to-the-council for full details, including tender documents.

Tewkesbury Borough Council

street: Council Offices,


title: 1WBB - Service-M and E

description: Service-M and E - Year 1 of a three year service contract

NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY

street: King's Gate Newcastle University,


title: Design and Build Heritage Shop Extension, M Shed

description: The Council wishes to appoint a provider for the provision of services to design and build a refit to the existing shop at M Shed, Princes Wharf, Wapping Rd, Bristol BS1 4RN.

Bristol City Council

street: Bristol City Council, P O Box 3176

postalCode: BS3 9FS


description: The NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership Supply Chain Division are seeking to appoint a supplier for the provision of stores and manual handling equipment which includes training of their equipment. The supply chain function of the NHS Wales provides a storage and logistics service to the local Health Boards and Trust's to include the Welsh Ambulance Services across Wales. The call off arrangements from the framework will be a mixture of purchase and lease/rental. The specification included in the tender pack represents the current list of equipment which are both leased and owned. Supply Chain are unable to commit to a maximum or minimum number of call offs from this framework.

title: Supply and Maintenance of Stores Handling Equipment

description: NHS Wales Shared Services Supply Chain division are seeking a supplier for the supply and maintenance of stores handling equipment.

NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership

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

postalCode: CF15 7QZ


name: Off the Record, Bath and North East Somerset

title: Counselling Provision for Children and Young People in Bath and North East Somerset — Community Based Counsellors

description: NHS Bath and North East Somerset Clinical Commissioning Group is seeking to commission an independent and confidential counselling service for children and young people in Bath and North East Somerset. This service is split into 3 lots so as to provide maximum flexibility to both the commissioner and the bidders. The initial contract terms will be for 5 years with an option to extend for any period(s) up to a maximum of a further 2 years, as defined and at the sole discretion of the commissioner. The services are scheduled to commence on 1.9.2019. Community Based Counsellors: The counselling service will provide for children and young people living in the North East Somerset area who need supportive counselling as a single intervention for the assessment and treatment of emotional distress. At least 2 different geographical venues are required. The commissioner has a total budget for lot 3 of 44 000 GBP per contract year, totalling 220 000 GBP for the initial 5 year contract. This procurement is being carried out by NHS South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit (SCW) on behalf of the commissioner.

title: Counselling Provision for Children and Young People in Bath and North East Somerset — School Based Counsellors Area 2

description: NHS Bath and North East Somerset Clinical Commissioning Group is seeking to commission an independent and confidential counselling service for children and young people in Bath and North East Somerset. This service is split into 3 lots so as to provide maximum flexibility to both the commissioner and the bidders. The initial contract terms will be for 5 years with an option to extend for any period(s) up to a maximum of a further 2 years, as defined and at the sole discretion of the commissioner. The services are scheduled to commence on 1.9.2019. School Based Counsellors — Area 2. The counselling service will provide for pupils attending the following secondary schools: Fosseway Academy, Norton Hill Academy, Ralph Allen Academy, Somervale Academy, St Gregory's Catholic School, Writhlington Academy and alternative education providers Catch22 and Learn@MAT, who need supportive counselling as a single intervention for the assessment and treatment of emotional distress. The commissioner has a total budget for lot 2 of 58 800 GBP per contract year, totalling 294 000 GBP for the initial 5 year contract. The financial envelope for the school based provision (Lots 1 and 2) is provided in part by the individual schools that will be receiving the service. Where an individual school does not agree to provide their percentage of the financial envelope, the provider will be notified and the individual school will not receive the service. This will not affect the provision of other schools within this lot. The individual school will then be removed from the lot for that academic year and payments to the provider will be adjusted accordingly. For the avoidance of doubt this means the provider will be paid nothing for the withdrawn school. 12 schools and both Alternative Education providers contributed to the school based counselling provision during the 2018/19 academic year. A 13th school has confirmed its intention to make the necessary financial contribution for the 19/20 academic year. The counselling provider will be expected to invoice individual schools directly for their contribution towards the service. This procurement is being carried out by NHS South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit (SCW) on behalf of the Commissioner.

title: Counselling Provision for Children and Young People in Bath and North East Somerset — School Based Counsellors Area 1

description: NHS Bath and North East Somerset Clinical Commissioning Group is seeking to commission an independent and confidential counselling service for children and young people in Bath and North East Somerset. This service is split into 3 lots so as to provide maximum flexibility to both the commissioner and the bidders. The initial contract terms will be for 5 years with an option to extend for any period(s) up to a maximum of a further 2 years, as defined and at the sole discretion of the Commissioner. The services are scheduled to commence on 1.9.2019. School Based Counsellors — Area 1. The counselling service will provide for pupils attending the following secondary schools: Beechen Cliff Academy, Broadlands Academy, Chew Valley Academy, Hayesfield Girl’s School, Oldfield Academy, St Marks Church of England School and Wellsway Academy, who need supportive counselling as a single intervention for the assessment and treatment of emotional distress. The commissioner has a total budget for lot 1 of 58 800 GBP per contract year, totalling 294 000 GBP for the initial 5 year contract. The financial envelope for the school based provision (lots 1 and 2) is provided in part by the individual schools that will be receiving the service. Where an individual school does not agree to provide their percentage of the financial envelope, the provider will be notified and the individual school will not receive the service. This will not affect the provision of other schools within this lot. The individual school will then be removed from the lot for that academic year and payments to the provider will be adjusted accordingly. For the avoidance of doubt this means the provider will be paid nothing for the withdrawn school. 12 schools and both Alternative Education providers contributed to the school based counselling provision during the 2018/19 academic year. A thirteenth school has confirmed its intention to make the necessary financial contribution for the 19/20 academic year. The counselling provider will be expected to invoice individual schools directly for their contribution towards the service. This procurement is being carried out by NHS South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit (SCW) on behalf of the commissioner.

description: NHS Bath and North East Somerset Clinical Commissioning Group is seeking to commission an independent and confidential counselling service for children and young people in Bath and North East Somerset. This service is split into 3 lots so as to provide maximum flexibility to both the Commissioner and the Bidders. Bidders may bid for any combination of the lots they wish. Please refer to the invitation to tender for further information. The initial contract terms will be for 5 years with an option to extend for any period(s) up to a maximum of a further 2 years, as defined and at the sole discretion of the commissioner. The services are scheduled to commence on 1.9.2019. The commissioners have a total budget for all lots of 161 600 GBP per annum. The split of the financial envelope by lot is detailed in full in the invitation to tender. This procurement is being carried out by NHS South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit (SCW) on behalf of the commissioner.

street: St Martins Hospital, Clara Cross Lane

postalCode: BA2 5RP

street: Off the Record, Open House Centre, Manvers Street

postalCode: BA1 1JW


title: GB-London: e-procurement services for the Local Government Association

description: The LGA is seeking to procure an online procurement service through which to conduct all our procurements. Naturally any e-procurement service that is procured must be in line with the Procurement Regulations 2015 and blend with the LGA's procurement policy and thresholds.

Local Government Association

street: 18 Smith Square,


title: GB-London: Evidencing outcomes and financial opportunities in social care digital transformation

description: The LGA in collaboration with ADASS is commissioning a report that captures best practice nationally for where investment in technology in social care has improved outcomes for individuals and created opportunities for financial efficiency.

procurementMethodDetails: CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU:

Improvement and Development Agency

postalCode: SW1P 3HZ


description: The Supply of Vehicle Tyres and Associated Services including the supply, fitting and maintenance as is more particularly identified in the Specification which forms part of the Tender documentation.NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the MyTenders Web Site at www.mytenders.co.uk

Sevenoaks District Council

street: Council Offices, Argyle Road

postalCode: TN13 1HG


title: Provision of on-line tests for 2019 Fast Stream campaign

description: The provision of bespoke online assessments for the Fast Stream assessment process.

Cabinet Office : Cabinet Office

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

postalCode: L3 9PP

name: Crown Commercial Service on behalf of Cabinet Office : Cabinet Office


title: Inspection and Testing of Lightning Conductor and Surge Suppression Installations

currency: EUR

description: The inspection and electrical testing of lighting protection and surge suppression installations within Lancashire County Council (the ‘Authority’) establishments and other approved locations within the boundaries of Lancashire. The need for protection, the economic benefits of installing protection measures and the selection of adequate protection measures should be determined in terms of risk management.

Lancashire County Council

street: 3rd Floor CCP, County Hall

postalCode: PR1 8XJ

Horizon Specialist Contracting Ltd

street: Unit 7, Burma Road, Blidworth


title: Technology Products and Associated Services

description: Crown Commercial Service as the Contracting Authority is putting in place a Pan-Government Collaborative Framework Agreement for the supply of commodity technology goods and associated services for use by UK public sector. There are four (4) Lots in total, for the detailed description please refer to the Specification (Framework Schedule 1). The agreement will facilitate the purchase of technology hardware, software and associated services. Associated services are summarised below (note - associated services can only be ordered with goods). End User Support Service Desk Integration System Installation Project Management Training Leasing (Hire of Goods) Security Management Hardware Asset Management Software Asset Management Network Infrastructure Management Service Device as a Service ESCROW There will be a separate procurement for Technology Products Online Purchasing Content (RM6147)

Crown Commercial Service

street: Rosbery Court, St Andrew's Business Park

postalCode: NR7 0HS


title: Leasehold Right to Buy and Domestic Leasehold Flats

description: The Council is seeking a 3 year long term agreement with the option to extend for a further 2 years i.e. 3 + 2, for the provision of insurance in respect of leasehold right to buy and domestic leasehold flats (excluding broking services) following the open procedure.

description: The Council are seeking a 5 year long term agreement with the option to extend for a further 2 years i.e. 5 + 2 for the provision of insurance in respect of Brighton and Hove Seaside Community Homes Properties (excluding broking services) following the open procedure.

title: Provision of Leasehold Properties Insurance Services (excluding the Provision of Insurance Broking Services)

description: Brighton and Hove City Council invites bids for the provision of its property insurance in respect of private dwellings sold on a leasehold basis; the majority of these were under the right to buy (RTB) legislation. The dwellings are flats in blocks and flats in houses (maisonettes) where the Council still retain the freehold ownership and the leases state that the Council, as the freeholder, will arrange the buildings insurance on behalf of the leaseholder and recharge the premium as part of the service charge. Other flats in some blocks have not been sold (Council tenanted) and are separately insured so insurance cover for these flats is not required.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Brighton and Hove City Council

street: 3rd Floor Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square

postalCode: BN1 1JE


title: Provision of internal audit services to the General Pharmaceutical Council

description: The General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) is seeking a company to provide internal audit services for the period 1 July 2019 - 30 June 2022. PLEASE NOTE: The GPhC is only able to receive expressions of interest and subsequent bids from companies who hold a CCS framework agreement under the Managed Consultancy Framework RM3745 (Lot 3 Internal Audit)

General Pharmaceutical Council

street: 25 Canada Square,

postalCode: E14 5LQ


title: Architectural Services for Market Provision in Coalville

description: North West Leicestershire District Council is seeking quotations for the provision of architectural services for the renovation and restoration of the former Litten Tree public house in Coalville Leicestershire to create a modern contemporary indoor market in the heart of the town. Please submit your responses to procurement@nwleicestershire.gov.uk


title: Apprenticeship Framework

description: To support YWS Organisation Development Strategy, YWS have committed to ensure that we: — have enough staff to account for natural attrition and our current ageing workforce issues, — develop staff currently within the business to create an internal talent pool for internal recruitment, — develop successors for roles to ensure the business resilience should individuals leave post. We aim to utilise the available Apprenticeship Levy funds to deliver Levels 2-7 (GCSE – Degree) qualifications. The tender will be awarded to training providers that can deliver high quality apprenticeship programmes, in the areas of: health, safety and environment standard; water process technician standard; team leader/customer service specialist; software developer standard; cyber security technologist; engineering technician; infrastructure technician; associate project manager and business analyst. A 3 + 2 Framework Agreement will be awarded to the successful bidders.


title: Two-Way Radio and Integrated GPS Tracking Platform

description: Portsmouth City Council are seeking quotes for the provision of a Radio and GPS solution. The council's current Radio and GPS solution is based on the Neocom TRBOnet platform, utilising, Motorola DP 3601, Motorola DP4801 and Motorola SL4000 portable digital radios, Motorola DM4601 vehicle digital radios and Motorola DR3000 digital radio receivers. This solution will be continuing due to its continued performance and this solution is required to operate with the following expectations: o The proposed version of the solution must be a proven working package, fully developed, tested and implemented in other public sector organisations. o The expected life of the solution is 3 to 5 years and it must be fully supportable for that duration. o There should be an active user group that meets regularly and has an input to the future development of the product o The solution must allow 5 concurrent users of the application with an anticipated 20 % growth per year. o The solution must allow user's access from a minimum of 2 PCC sites and 2 GBC sites distributed throughout Portsmouth and Gosport along with the surrounding areas. o The solution must allow all licensed user's access from any PCC device and any GBC device without further license or cost implications. o All address data must be held in BS7666 format. o The solution must provide continuous availability of the production environment, with no single point of failure in the design. o The Service Provider must provide a radio and integrated GPS tracking system that is operational 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Please ensure your quote is valid for 30 days. Please provide a quote exclusive of VAT. The relevant documentation, including terms and conditions are attached. The closing date for submission of your quote is shown above entitled - Date documents can be requested until If you have any questions regarding the quote, please use the Correspondence function on Intend.

Portsmouth City Council

street: Guildhall Square, Portsmouth

postalCode: PO1 2BJ


title: Pupils and their Parents / Carers Omnibus Survey (Waves 6 and 7)

description: Expressions of interest are sought to deliver waves 6 and 7 of an established survey; Pupils and their Parents/Carers (PPC) Omnibus Survey. This would be 2 waves of fieldwork, occurring in summer 2019 and summer 2020. The PPC gathers views from a nationally (England) representative sample of pupils aged 11-18 and their parent/carers. The survey provides an opportunity to gather opinions and experiences from pupils and their parents on current DfE policies and school practices. Whilst previously two waves have been conducted per year, this will now change to one wave per year We require that the current stratified probability sampling methodology is maintained to enable valid comparisons with previous responses. The questions asked in each phase of data collection will vary according to the Department's research interests and priorities. These will include a mix of new questions and previously asked questions being repeated to enable comparison over time. As outputs for each wave, we require: anonymised dataset of responses, presentation and report in DfE format for publication. We would like to introduce the option of providing qualitative follow-up work. However, any optional work would need to be scoped following each wave, and funding approved by the Department's Research Board before work could commence. Please note: Deadline for EOI's is 11:59pm on Friday 8th February 2019

DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION

street: Sanctuary Buildings, Great Smith Street,

postalCode: SW1P 3BT


title: Re-Roofing & Ancillary Works at Lawford, Essex CO11 1EG

TENDRING DISTRICT COUNCIL

street: Town Hall, Station Road

postalCode: CO15 1SE


name: HULL UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS TRUST

title: CHOLEDOCHOSCOPE

description: This is publication notice for a contract award to KEYMED (MEDICAL & INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT) LTD for the supply of CHOLEDOCHOSCOPE to Hull University Teaching Hospital NHS Trust

street: HULL ROYAL INFIRMARY,


description: Please note this is not the start of a procurement process. A separate contract notice will be published to cover this requirement. Prior to commencing the formal procurement process, and to help inform our strategy, NHSBT would like to consult the market to improve our knowledge of all current offers available in the market place, identify further opportunities and potential issues, as well as gauge market interest in the proposed service. Tissue and eye services are responsible for the procurement, processing, storage, testing and issue of corneas which have been retrieved by and on behalf of NHSBT. For the transport of corneas and samples from retrieval site to the tissue banks, special boxes are used. The outside of these boxes must clearly state “human tissue for transplant” and display the NHSBT branding with the ability to seal shut with a unique identifiable tag. The boxes need to be able to remain cool enough to transport the contents without melting the crushed wet ice inside without the requirement of the box being stored below 10º C. Information gained from this exercise will be used to inform production of a detailed specification and subsequent advertisement through the OJEU route. Please note that all details are subject to change. Interested organisations are requested to send an expression of interest via email to Marta.Drozdzowska@nhsbt.nhs.uk by no later than 17:00 (GMT) on 11.2.2019.

title: Eye Containers

description: Please note this is not the start of a procurement process. A separate Contract Notice will be published to cover this requirement. Please see II.2.4 for details of the procurement.

NHS Blood and Transplant

street: North Bristol Park

postalCode: BS34 7QH


name: Latex extraction implements suppliers for V. Fair Trade

title: Aquisição de bicas (suporte confeccionado em aço galvanizado) para coleta do látex

description: V. Fair Trade is a tennis production company based in Rio Grande do Sul. to supply the native rubber used in soles, it maintains partnerships and commercial contracts with rubber cooperatives and associations in the state of Acre. Since its inception, V Fair Trade has had sustainability as its principle at all stages of its production chain and a solid commitment to protecting the forest and the families living there. In recent years, the company has sharply increased its demand for native rubber, has been paying the rubber price above the conventional market price and, since 2018, has started to pay for forest conservation services associated with production through the Payment for Social and Environmental Services (PSSA). In this way, it seeks to offer alternatives for rubber tappers to increase their income, maintain traditional extractivism and preserve the standing forest — as opposed to the growing trend of deforestation for cattle raising. To ensure the sustainability of its rubber supply chain, V Fair Trade is implementing a project with the following actions: (a) expand production areas and the number of producers involved in its rubber supply chain by strengthening the governance and management of associations; (b) formalize guidelines and rules of the PSSA associated with rubber production — among them, compliance with current environmental legislation, plans for the use of protected areas and zero illegal deforestation, in the form of a protocol to be agreed between the company, the producers and their representative organizations; (c) develop environmental monitoring system, with updated data generation of deforestation dynamics, in the production units and its surroundings, aiming to verify the fulfillment of the commitments agreed in the protocol and to base decisions on the purchase of rubber and payment of PSSA; (d) promote socioeconomic diagnosis with families in the V. Fair Trade supply chain, to obtain economic and social impacts of native rubber production on these families; and (e) develop a technical and financial feasibility study for a V. Fair Trade greenhouse gas offsetting project in the rubber supply chain, and a methodological guide for the development and monitoring of this forest insetting project. Partnerships For Forests (‘P4F’), a UK government-funded program that supports investment models that promote forest conservation and sustainable land use, has agreed to support V. Fair Trade with a grant that will cover part of the costs of the changes the company wants to implement. The present term of reference has as its object the acquisition of 180 000 (one hundred and eighty thousand) spouts (support made of galvanized steel) for latex collection, aiming to meet the project needs.

title: Aquisição de tigelas (confeccionada em polipropileno industrial) para coleta do látex

description: V. Fair Trade is a tennis production company based in Rio Grande do Sul. To supply the native rubber used in soles, it maintains partnerships and commercial contracts with rubber cooperatives and associations in the state of Acre. Since its inception, V Fair Trade has had sustainability as its principle at all stages of its production chain and a solid commitment to protecting the forest and the families living there. In recent years, the company has sharply increased its demand for native rubber, has been paying the rubber price above the conventional market price and, since 2018, has started to pay for forest conservation services associated with production through the Payment for Social and Environmental Services (PSSA). In this way, it seeks to offer alternatives for rubber tappers to increase their income, maintain traditional extractivism and preserve the standing forest — as opposed to the growing trend of deforestation for cattle raising. To ensure the sustainability of its rubber supply chain, V Fair Trade is implementing a project with the following actions: (a) expand production areas and the number of producers involved in its rubber supply chain by strengthening the governance and management of associations; (b) formalize guidelines and rules of the PSSA associated with rubber production — among them, compliance with current environmental legislation, plans for the use of protected areas and zero illegal deforestation, in the form of a protocol to be agreed between the company, the producers and their representative organizations; (c) develop environmental monitoring system, with updated data generation of deforestation dynamics, in the production units and its surroundings, aiming to verify the fulfillment of the commitments agreed in the protocol and to base decisions on the purchase of rubber and payment of PSSA; (d) promote socioeconomic diagnosis with families in the V. Fair Trade supply chain, to obtain economic and social impacts of native rubber production on these families; and (e) develop a technical and financial feasibility study for a V. Fair Trade greenhouse gas offsetting project in the rubber supply chain, and a methodological guide for the development and monitoring of this forest insetting project. Partnerships For Forests (‘P4F’), a UK government-funded program that supports investment models that promote forest conservation and sustainable land use, has agreed to support V. Fair Trade with a grant that will cover part of the costs of the changes the company wants to implement. The present term of reference has as its object the acquisition of 180 000 (one hundred and eighty thousand) bowls (made of industrial polypropylene) for latex collection, aiming at meeting the project needs.

title: Aquisição de materiais de consumo (lâmina para faca de seringueiro, faca de seringueiro, balde para coleta de látex, estopa de costa, saco encauchado e cabo de aço) para coleta de látex

description: V. Fair Trade is a tennis production company based in Rio Grande do Sul. To supply the native rubber used in soles, it maintains partnerships and commercial contracts with rubber cooperatives and associations in the state of Acre. Since its inception, V Fair Trade has had sustainability as its principle at all stages of its production chain and a solid commitment to protecting the forest and the families living there. In recent years, the company has sharply increased its demand for native rubber, has been paying the rubber price above the conventional market price and, since 2018, has started to pay for forest conservation services associated with production through the Payment for Social and Environmental Services (PSSA). In this way, it seeks to offer alternatives for rubber tappers to increase their income, maintain traditional extractivism and preserve the standing forest — as opposed to the growing trend of deforestation for cattle raising. To ensure the sustainability of its rubber supply chain, V Fair Trade is implementing a project with the following actions: (a) expand production areas and the number of producers involved in its rubber supply chain by strengthening the governance and management of associations; (b) formalize guidelines and rules of the PSSA associated with rubber production - among them, compliance with current environmental legislation, plans for the use of protected areas and zero illegal deforestation, in the form of a protocol to be agreed between the company, the producers and their representative organizations; (c) develop environmental monitoring system, with updated data generation of deforestation dynamics, in the production units and its surroundings, aiming to verify the fulfillment of the commitments agreed in the protocol and to base decisions on the purchase of rubber and payment of PSSA; (d) promote socioeconomic diagnosis with families in the V. Fair Trade supply chain, to obtain economic and social impacts of native rubber production on these families; and (e) develop a technical and financial feasibility study for a V. Fair Trade greenhouse gas offsetting project in the rubber supply chain, and a methodological guide for the development and monitoring of this forest insetting project. Partnerships For Forests (‘P4F’), a UK government-funded program that supports investment models that promote forest conservation and sustainable land use, has agreed to support V. Fair Trade with a grant that will cover part of the costs of the changes the company wants to implement. The present term of reference has as its object the acquisition of consumables being 200 (two hundred) rubber knife blades, 200 (two hundred) complete rubber knives, 200 (two hundred) latex collection buckets, 200 (two hundred) rubber tow. coast, 200 (two hundred) shrunken bags and 1 000 (thousand) meters of wire rope for latex collection, aiming to meet the project needs.

title: Latex Extraction Implements Suppliers for V. Fair Trade

description: V. Fair Trade Comércio e Exportação de Calçados e Acessórios LTDA. (V. Fair Trade), a company located in Campo Bom Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, seeks to procure latex extraction implements suppliers. This procurement is divided in three different invitation to tenders (ITTs), each of them related to specific materials for latex extraction. Entities may submit a bid for specific ITTs or all of them. Partnerships for Forests (P4F) approved a grant to V Fair Trade to increase the number of rubber tappers involved in its supply chain. The publicly available ITTs (cup ITT, tap ITT and the ITT for additional instruments) contains the conditions of the tenders and the technical and financial selection criteria. Please forward your tender in accordance with the ITTs conditions by the deadline for receipt of tenders. We look forward to responses, and if you have any queries, please don’t hesitate to contact the procurement manager by email — marcelo@piedrafita.eti.br

street: Church Barn


title: Website Creation, Content Management System, Development and Support Services

description: The Contractor will provide a Website that is cost-effective, secure and compliant with modern industry standards and on-going support throughout the lifetime of the contract. The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust is the only hospital trust in the UK specialising in neurology, neurosurgery and pain services. Although the majority of patients come from Merseyside, Cheshire, North Wales, Lancashire and the Isle of Man, for some specialist treatments of complex disorders we see patients from all parts of the country, referred by their GPs or other neurologists, neurosurgeons and pain clinicians. Approximately 1,500 members of staff are employed by The Walton Centre. The Trust currently uses a bespoke Content Management System procured seven years ago with minor updates being implemented during this time. The Trusts brand guidelines have been updated since the launch of our current website creating a demand for a new website with the capability to be managed and updated when required. The aim will be to build a new future-proof website that will serve the needs of web visitors, enhance the Trust's brand and reputation, and reflect the corporate ambitions of the hospital. It's important that this facilitates the growth and development of our staff recruitment, education, charity, research and innovation. Our Target Audience for the website will be services users, the Public, local stakeholders, service providers, Clinicians, GP's, Researcher's, Industry, Regulators, Third Sector and private partners, job applicants, staff, board members, Governors, Commissioners, Carers/families of patients' and the Media. The response must be submitted using the e-Tendering Portal (ProContract) by no later than 17:00 on 09th January 2019 You must register and respond with ProContract using the following link https://procontract.due-north.com/Register

The Walton Centre

street: The Walton Centre NHS Foundation trust, Lower Lane

postalCode: L9 7LJ


title: GB-Bristol: Contract for Research on increasing male participation in Higher Education healthcare courses

Office for Students

street: Nicholson House, Lime Kiln Close

postalCode: BS34 8SR


title: ITS201034 Provision of Penetration Testing and Security Assessment Services

description: Any questions in relation to this tender must be submitted through the discussions link on www.yortender.co.uk Any issues with the YORtender portal should be directed to ProContractSuppliers@proactis.com, telephone: 03300050352 Leeds City Council requires a supplier to conduct penetration testing, IT Health Checks, Cyber Essentials/Essentials Plus Certification and security assessments of Information Technology and Communication services in order to provide assurance that the services deliver adequate security for the data they process and comply with relevant Council, government and partner requirements. These services may be hosted within the Council controlled infrastructure or in an infrastructure external to the Council. The Council will be required to commission audit and testing services to support information governance compliance activities with internal and external compliance regimes.

Leeds City Council

street: Civic Hall

postalCode: LS1 1UR

Pentest People Ltd

street: Th Round Foundry Media Centre, Foundry Street

postalCode: LS11 5QP


description: ELKLAN Training Course - Speech and Language Support Spring Term 2020 To provide and deliver the accredited ELKLAN course in 20 hours over a 5-week period of formal training sessions to designated Enfield Teaching and Support Staff. To provide theoretical knowledge and develop the skills of delegates in order that they can support learners with speech and language difficulties. To support learners in the compilation of an online portfolio at Level 3 in order that they may gain the required accreditation through the Ascentis.

London Borough of Enfield

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

postalCode: EN1 3ES


title: Supply and Installation of Transmitter Systems

description: The University appointed a contractor to supply and install four transmitter systems to the City Campus.

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU

SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY

street: City Campus, Howard Street,


title: Milton Keynes Council Bridge Inspector

description: Alrick Reid Bridge Inspector MHA PSP3 CO001

LGSS

street: Civic Offices, 1 Saxon Gate East,

postalCode: MK9 3EJ


title: Membership and professional services provided by the Freight Transport Association

description: To provide various legal service provisions for Fleet Services including fleet compliance and gate checks, on line tachograph analysis, Engineering IRTEC training, Recovery services for vehicles outside the West Yorkshire area MAC transport advice and guidance

Leeds City Council

street: 225 - 225A York Road,

postalCode: LS9 7RY


title: Marine recirculating water system

description: We would like a supplier to help us design and install a saltwater recirculating system which would support a small-scale marine lab of 46.8 m2

University of Exeter

street: Northcote House,

postalCode: EX4 4QH


title: Dry Recycling Early Engagement

description: Lewisham Council are planning to go out to tender for the processing of their dry recyclables. In preparation for this tender the Council is engaging in a soft market testing event. The Council would like to invite you to participate in this by requesting a copy of the soft market testing pack, which consists of a series of questions. All answers need to be returned to Lewisham Council by no later than 18th November 2019 at 12:00pm.

London Borough of Lewisham

street: Wearside Service Centre, Wearside Road

postalCode: SE13 7EZ


title: Feasibility Study (Expressions of Interest) - Development of Employment Land & Investment Property

description: Amber Valley Borough Council is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced consultancies to undertake a detailed feasibility study that will: 1. Examine the potential of three existing land assets that are available to the Council and assess the market viability of developing employment land for incubation units/business start-ups. 2. To identify and evaluate private sector land that may also be available for purchase by the Council for the development of units, or where the Council can facilitate land owners to bring forward the build potential. 3. To identify existing business units regardless of size, or sites currently under development within the Borough or neighbouring districts and Derby, available to purchase, that will be capable of generating an annual return on investment of at least 4% per annum. This can include new premises, the purchase and leaseback of existing properties to companies that are trading successfully, or premises that are currently let to successful companies on a long-term basis. To ensure long term financial sustainability and local economic growth, the successful consultancy will be required to undertake an overall market demand analysis, to identify the number and type and size of units required, the overall level of demand and the likely levels of rent. The study will also require a full examination of the constraints, costs of developing the project, return on investment and market viability, which must include a soft market test. Expressions of interest can be registered via: simon.gladwin@ambervalley.gov.uk

Amber Valley Borough Council

street: Town Hall,


title: Insignia Vehicle Conversion

description: This is a contract award notice for Police conversions to 10 x Insignias

Leicestershire Police

street: Force Headquarters,


title: IT HARDWARE FOR DIGITAL SERVICES

description: Sony FS5 Camera or equivalent camera meeting the specification Sony FS5 camera bag or camera for equivalent camera quoted Sony FS5 tripod or equivalent tripod for camera quoted Spare Batteries BP-U90 or equivalent for quote device Spare Batteries BP-U60 or equivalent for quote device SD Card for Professional 256GB ultra high durability Memory Cards Ikan Elite -Pro- PC Teleprompter or equivalent Ikan PT case Elite Hard Case or equivalent case for device quoted for. GoPro HERO7 or equivalent device Go Pro Fusion Camera and Battery or equivalent device Wealpe Chest Mount Harness Head Strap Mount Compatible with GoPro Hero 7, Fusion, Hero (2018), 6, 5, 4, Session, 3+, 3, 2, 1, Xiaomi Yi Camera. Or chest harness for equivalent camera quoted for 32" 4k Monitor - BenQ 32" 4K QHD IPS Professional Monitor Part Number PD3200U or equivalent Monitor

COLLEGE OF POLICING LIMITED

street: Leamington Road, Ryton-on-Dunsmore

postalCode: CV8 3EN


description: Award of contract to supply and install pay on foot equipment in the Councils Quadrant and high street multi storey car parks and Fabian Way and Landore Park and Ride site. The successful supplier will also be required to supply and install new pay on foot equipment car parks in Swansea in line with the specification and other tender documents.

title: Supply and Installation of Pay on Foot and Ancillary Equipment in Swansea

City and County of Swansea

street: Civic Centre

postalCode: SA1 3SN

Scheidt & Bachmann (UK) Ltd

street: Unit 7 Silverglade Business Park, Leatherhead Road

postalCode: KT9 2QL


title: Research into evidence mobilisation across the early years sector in England

description: Expressions of interest are sought for qualitative research to understand how best to mobilise evidence of 'what works' from across the Department for Education's Early Years Social Mobility (EYSM) programme, as well as early years (EY) research and evaluation from the sector and academia more widely, into early years practice across a range of actors working in the early years sector. In July 2018, the Government set an ambition by 2028 to halve the proportion of children aged 5 that finish their Reception year without reaching the expected standard in early communication, language and literacy. Successfully meeting this ambition will require effective early years interventions and practice being implemented at all levels of the EY system. The Department for Education (DfE) will be spending over £100m on the EYSM programme and this will build the body of evidence on effective early years interventions and practice. This research will help the department to understand how to mobilse this evidence into practice and implement it locally. The department proposes qualitative research for this under explored topic, consisting of an initial exploratory stage looking at experiences of using evidence and attitudes, perceptions and preferences. Followed by a proposition and early testing stage, looking at proposals that emerge from the exploratory stage findings. Advise on next steps if you wish to tender: Respond to the EOI using the EOI Form in the attachment list below. In the 'EOI text' section you should include a summary of your suggested research approach that takes into account the criteria outlined in the 'Assessment criteria' section of the Expression of Interest attachment. The Expression of Interest attachment can be found in the attachment list below under Other Information.

DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION

street: 2 St Pauls Place,

postalCode: S1 2FJ


title: 27778 - Purchase of Laboratory Incubators

description: APHA require the purchase of twenty-three (23) Laboratory Incubators for TB Gamma sampling

Defra Network eTendering Portal

street: Nobel House,

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


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

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

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

Leyton Midland Cars

street: High Road, Leyton

postalCode: E10 6RF


title: Sprint ii - Provision of IT Products & Services

description: Provision of IT products and services - Call off from FCO Services Framework 1428679 Sprint ii

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH


title: GB-Bath: Westwood Laundry & Plantroom Upgrade

description: The existing installation comprises of a Lochinvar direct gas fired water heater which feeds the existing laundry, toilet and kitchen areas in the accommodation booking office. In addition to this there is a Vailant boiler which provides heating to all areas. For the purposes of this tender the following scheme is to be adopted - Boiler/plate exchanger arrangement which will cater for the heating and HWS flow and return requirements.

University of Bath

street: Claverton Down,

postalCode: BA2 7AY


title: Working Age Youth Checkpoints - Under25s England

description: Working Age Youth Checkpoints (Under 25s England): The Money and Pensions Service is inviting tenders from bidders to deliver a "Youth Checkpoints" pilot in England. The pilots will be targeted towards post-school young adults under 25 and will aim to co-design multi-channel money information and guidance at key transition points for young adults on apprenticeships or entering the workplace, in Further Education or Higher Education, or accessing Universal Credit.

Money And Pensions Service

street: Holborn Centre, 120 Holbornholborn Centre, 120 Holborn,


title: Replace 3g surface to all weather pitch

description: Contract is to replace 3g rubber crumb filled carpet to all weather pitch 31 x 38m Remove and dispose of existing carpet, clean shock pad, supply and install new high quality carpet for football use, sand and rubber infill. Include own spec proposals for carpet with reasons, plus quote for Tiger Turf Atomic Pro 40 3g Reinstall lines as existing. Site viewing from car park behind Wickham Community Centre PO17 5AL

Wickham Parish Council

street: Heatherdene, Turkey Island, Shedfield,


title: Campaign Evaluation Messaging and Communication Testing

description: Campaign Evaluation Messaging and Communications Testing

RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT LIMITED

street: Radioactive Waste Management Ltd, Building 587, Curie Avenue, Harwell, Didcot


title: CA5996 - Mount Carmel Catholic Primary School Building Cleaning Services Contract

description: Mount Carmel Catholic Primary School requires one supplier to fulfil its building cleaning service requirements. To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA5996. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA5996 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Mount Carmel Catholic Primary School

street: Little Ealing Lane,

postalCode: W5 4EA


title: Milton Keynes Council Go Ultra Low Innovation

description: To explore the development and deployment of innovative electric vehicle technologies. All information is available on the LGSS e-tendering portal Pro Contract - https://www.lgssprocurementportal.co.uk/

Milton Keynes Council

street: Civic Offices, 1 Saxon Gate East,


description: We require an augmented- or mixed-reality simulation trainer set-up that enables high-fidelity simulation of a variety of chemical agent poisonings, for high impact training of medical professionals. General details: Currently CBRN clinical training is delivered on an inert plastic manikin, in full CBRN protection kit, with realistic kit surrounding, and used in, the scenarios. We are looking to increase the fidelity of this simulation by using augmented — or mixed-reality. Initial plans include (but proposals should not be limited to) overlaying characteristic signs and symptoms of chemical agent poisoning onto the face, neck and chest of the plastic manikin, blurring the participants vision if they fail to carry out proper precautions, and adding several pieces of static virtual equipment into the surround. These signs/symptoms/effects would be controlled from a computer, by the training faculty, in a simple and user-friendly manner. General considerations of the solution we are looking for is that it is, user-friendly, inter-operable (using readily available commercial-off-the-shelf hardware), allows at least 2 subjects to be involved in the task and to verbally and physically interact with one another and standard physical medical equipment. It will be situated in a hard-standing hangar. The provider of this solution would need to be willing to travel down to the location of the training (situated within the Salisbury area) for an initial planning meeting, set-up, and to resolve any significant problems that may have arose. They would also ideally need to have, or at least be willing to obtain, UK security clearance. Pilot details: Phase 1: of the contract would fund a pilot study. This would involve creating the simulator set-up detailed above, with just 2 clinical scenarios (in the same setting). This would be then tested on members of the CBRN clinicians course (dates TBC), and the results reported to the JFC innovation board. Full roll-out details: Phase 2: of the contract would fund the further development of this model, to include 7 scenarios (but still just at one location, in one setting), make any improvements informed by the pilot, and support the project (troubleshooting any issues) over a period of 2 years from start of phase 2. Scaling ability: The provider must be aware of our requirement that this capability must be built with potential to scale – both to be replicated, and built upon for other clinical training scenarios. Submissions should make note of ability for MoD to autonomously replicate the system, buy further equipment and replicate the set-up in another location. Intended response: Initial response should be a paper-based explanation of the suggested training solution – this should include a one-page description, ideally accompanied by videos of previous similar solutions that the bidder has previously completed as part of their portfolio. An initial downselect of submissions will take place on the week of the 11th March, respondents will be notified of whether they are invited to tender on 15th March, at which point they will be provided with a statement of requirement. From this they will be asked to provide confirmation they can adhere to it, and a quote of the “no greater than” costings, by 15th April. The successful bidder will then be awarded a contract to undertake development of the pilot study, which, if successful (a judgement made by the JFC innovation committee in a date tbc Autumn 2019), will result in awarding of a contract extension to deliver the full roll-out detailed briefly above. Companies that have not been selected are in no way restricted from pursuing different markets with their product design.

title: Contract for the Provision of Augmented/Mixed-Reality CBRN Simulation Trainer for Defence Medical Services

description: The Ministry of Defence requires an augmented- or mixed-reality simulation trainer set-up that enables high-fidelity simulation of a variety of chemical agent poisonings, for high impact training of medical professionals.

Ministry of Defence, C&C, C&C

street: DMS Whittington, Coltman House

postalCode: WS14 9PY


title: Framework Agreement for: Renovation and Disabled Extension works in both Occupied and Empty Domestic Premises across the Bradford District

description: The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council (the Council) is seeking tenders from General Building & Construction Contractors who are interested in gaining approval onto a framework agreement to carry out Renovation and Disabled extension works. Works will usually be in occupied, domestic premises (usually owner occupier or privately rented homes) at different individual addresses across the Bradford District. Occasionally there may also be the need for one off works at Council/Privately owned unoccupied premises but these will not be very frequent. The maximum order for each job will be £50,000 with the majority being between £10,000 - £30,000. For further information and to download the tender documents please visit www.YORtender.co.uk.

Bradford Metropolitan District Council

street: Margaret McMillan Tower, Princes Way

postalCode: BD1 1NN


name: Embrace UK Community Support Centre (Embrace UK)

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

street: Selby Centre

postalCode: N17 8JL


title: Whole Plan Viability Assessment

description: Halton Borough Council is inviting quotations from suitably qualified consultants to undertake a whole plan viability study of the Halton Local Plan including proposed site allocations, development management planning policies, affordable housing contributions and assess the potential for the implementation of CIL in the future. To view the full requirement and specification, please register your interest in this opportunity by visiting www.the-chest.org.uk and searching Project ID dn392169. All questions relating to this opportunity must be raised via the messaging facility within the Chest. Closing date for questions is Monday 18 February 2019. Closing date for submissions is Friday 22 February 2019 at 9:30am.

Halton Borough Council

street: Municipal Buildings, Kingsway

postalCode: WA8 7QF


title: Tender for Content Management and Invoice Scanning Solution

description: City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council (the Council) is seeking to appoint a suitably experienced and qualified Provider (the Provider) to deliver a replacement Content Management and Invoice Scanning solution that is integrated with SAP Logistics verification process. The Council process about 80,000 invoices annually - of these, for 2018, 59% were scanned, 23% PDFs and 13% other attachments. The Council requires a new replacement scanner which can be used on-Premise by Council staff to scan invoices received by post. The Council will accept either a cloud hosted solution or an on-Premise Council hosted solution. Providers should detail in the Bidders Response which solution they are proposing. Detailed requirements are available from www.yortender.co.uk under reference DN441359.

Bradford Metropolitan District Council

street: Britannia House, Hall Ings

postalCode: BD1 1HX


description: WYFRS require a resilient and scalable multimedia solution either on premise or a cloud based/hybrid solution.

title: Multimedia Storage and Management Solution

description: West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority require a resilient and scalable multimedia solution either on-premises or a cloud based/hybrid solution.

West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service

street: Oakroyd Hall, Birkenshaw, West Yorkshire

postalCode: BD11 2DY


title: IAMIS Structures

description: Additional Data Centre storage.

HIGHWAYS ENGLAND COMPANY LIMITED

street: Highways England, The Cube

postalCode: B1 1RN


title: 236,Brettenham Road,Edmonton,N.18 2HF

description: Void Refurbishment

London Borough of Enfield

street: Edmonton Centre, Edmonton Green

postalCode: N9 0TN


description: Home support — frailty 65+.

title: Home Support — Frailty 65+

description: Home support — frailty 65+.

Oasis Care

street: 246-250, Romford Road

postalCode: E7 9HZ


description: Older people — Fairwater.

title: Older People — Fairwater

description: Older people — Fairwater.

Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

ProCare Nursing Agency Ltd

street: 400 Cowbridge Road East

postalCode: CF5 1JJ


name: Your Voice in Health and Social Care (YVHSC)

description: To provide and coordinate emotional and practical support to (unpaid) carers, with the aim of improving their wellbeing. To support professionals in better identifying and signposting (unpaid) carers who may need additional support in their caring roles.

title: Carer Specialist Information, Advice and Support Service (Lewisham) (2018)

description: Carers Information Advice and Support (IAS) Service: — to provide and coordinate emotional and practical support to (unpaid) carers, with the aim of improving their well-being, — to support professionals in better identifying and signposting (unpaid) carers who may need additional support in their caring roles.

London Borough of Lewisham

street: 4th Floor Laurence House

postalCode: SE6 4RU


description: Reablement — physical support 65+.

title: Reablement — Physical Support 65+

description: Reablement — physical support 65+.

My Homecare Ltd

street: 21A City West Business Park, St. Johns Road

postalCode: DH7 8ER


name: THE EDUCATIONAL RECORDING AGENCY LIMITED

title: Licence for HE

description: Educational Recording Agency Licence for HE (01/08/2019 - 31/07/2020)

University Of The West Of England

street: Coldharbour Lane,


title: Openshaw Campus phase 1

description: Single stage Design and Build method via an accelerated restricted procedure for a Main Contractor for the design and delivery of circa 3,621m2 new sport building, 1059m2 new workshops and 2,605m2 of refurbishments.

procurementMethodDetails: RestrictedAcceleratedOJEU:

The Manchester College

street: Brownley Road,


title: Request for Quotation for Apprenticeship Training Programmes Accounting

SE Shared Services

street: 51 Bath Road, Slough

postalCode: SL1 3UF


title: 21,Allandale Road,Enfield, EN3 6SA

description: Void Refurbishment


title: P2019/2075/CS Children Services

description: P2019/2075/CS Children Services

Darlington Borough Council

street: Town Hall, Feethams

postalCode: DL1 5QT


description: Thirteen required to procure a bespoke service charge accounting and rent setting system that will be an on-premise hosted solution, that has the functionality to automate the setting, billing, budgeting and management of the full-service charge and rent setting process. We required a system that will remove the reliance on the use of multiple spreadsheets and be capable of sitting alongside our existing financial and housing management platforms, allowing for data to be imported and exported to and from these systems via open/flat file interfaces, API’s and URL links. We required a system that will have the ability to provide real time reporting functionality and automated budgeting forecasting. The system should be able to accommodate multiple billing periods i.e. June, September and December at property level without the need to run as separate property groups i.e. scheme of 4 properties, 3 with April notification date and 1 with August notification. The system should be able to accommodate several charge frequencies at property level i.e. 50 weeks, 52 weeks, monthly, quarterly and annually. The system should be able to accommodate varying property types and tenures across our diverse range of tenancies and leases and apply this at property level i.e. scheme of 4 properties, 3 general needs rented properties and 1 Leaseholder. — the system should be able to mimic our current scheme structure hierarchy, — the system should be able to hold data at scheme, block, communal and property level, — the system should be able to receive data at scheme level and reapportion to properties based on lease/tenancy agreements.

title: Bespoke Service Charge, Rent Setting and Accounting System

description: 13 are looking to procure a Bespoke Service Charge Accounting and Rent Setting System that will be an on-premise hosted solution, that has the functionality to automate the setting, billing, budgeting and management of the full-service charge and rent setting process.

Thirteen Housing Group Ltd

street: North Shore, North Shore Road

postalCode: TS18 2NB


description: NHS England and NHS Improvement South East is seeking to commission liaison and diversion services in Surrey. There are high numbers of people with mental health, learning disability, substance misuse and other psychosocial vulnerabilities who enter the youth and criminal justice systems, who could be dealt with in the community, or diverted from the justice pathway altogether, as well as requiring early identification should custodial sentences be applied. The aim of the L&D Service is to provide early intervention for vulnerable people (adults, children and young people) as they come to the attention of the criminal justice system. The service will provide a prompt response to concerns raised by the police, youth offending teams, court staff or any other referral process (including self-referral), offering critical information to decision-makers in the justice system, in real time, when it comes to charging and sentencing. The service will also act as a point of referral and follow-up for service users, to ensure they can access, and are supported to attend, community treatment and rehabilitation appointments. The primary focus of this service is improved outcomes for service users, not financial savings. Key outcomes include: — improved access to healthcare and support services for vulnerable individuals and a reduction in health inequalities, prioritising female detained persons and those under the age of 18, — diversion of individuals, where appropriate, out of the youth and criminal justice systems into health, social care, education and training, or other supportive services, — to deliver efficiencies within the youth and criminal justice systems, — to reduce re-offending and/or escalation of offending behaviours. The service specification will expand on these outcomes, outlining what commissioners require of providers through the life of the contract The annual contract value is 1 134 000 GBP and therefore the contract value for the initial 3 year term is 3 402 000 GBP, giving a maximum possible contract value of 5 670 000 GBP exclusive of VAT, over 5 years if the full contract term is fulfilled. It is anticipated that TUPE will apply; further information can be found in the ITT.

description: NHS England and NHS Improvement South East is seeking to commission Liaison and Diversion Services in Surrey. The contract duration will be for 3 years, with an option to extend for a further 2 years, with a commencement date of 1.4.2020. The total contract value for the initial 3-year term is 3 402 000 GBP, giving a maximum possible contract value of 5 670 000 GBP exclusive of VAT, over 5 years if the full contract term is fulfilled. Please note that site visits to custody suites are available for potential bidders on Tuesday 9.7.2019. If you wish to attend you must notify SCW procurement team via in-tend no later than Wednesday 3rd July. Further information is contained within the ITT document in in-tend. It is anticipated that TUPE will apply; further information can be found in the ITT. This procurement is being carried out by NHS South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit (SCW) on behalf of the commissioners.

NHS England and Improvement South East

street: York House, 18-20 Massetts Road

postalCode: RH6 7DE


description: Adults, children and young people advocacy services in Lincolnshire.

title: Lincolnshire Advocacy Services

Lincolnshire County Council

street: County Offices, Newland, Lincoln

postalCode: LN1 1YL


title: Manufacture of A277 Cargo Nets

description: The Defence Munitions Commercial Team, part of the UK Ministry of Defence, hereafter referred to as ‘the Authority’ has a requirement for the manufacture and delivery of 150 A277 Cargo Nets with the NATO Stock Number: A277-99-5207861 to Defence Munitions Crombie (KY12 8LA), with an Option for a further 150 Cargo Nets. The Cargo Nets must be manufactured in accordance with the Authority's Design Specification. The Invitation to Tender (ITT) pack, including the Authority’s Design Specification, can be received by expressing interest in this requirement by emailing Benjamin.Courtier100@mod.gov.uk by 17:00 28.6.2019. No expressions of interest sent after 17:00 28.6.2019 will be accepted. Tender packs will be sent out by 17:00 2.7.2019 to supplier’s who have expressed an interest before the deadline. The tender return date will be 12:00 9.8.2019 via email to Benjamin.Courtier100@mod.gov.uk

title: Manufacture and Delivery of A277 Cargo Nets

Spanset Ltd

street: Telford Way

postalCode: CW10 0HX


description: TfL is considering how it may approach the procurement of any such services that may fulfil the problem statements and is therefore seeking early information from the market through the publication of this prior information notice (PIN). The main purpose of this PIN is to establish the measure of interest in the market via a market sounding questionnaire. This problem statement concerns real-time passenger wayfinding at Canning Town Station. Canning Town is a busy interchange between Underground, DLR and Buses, with 118 000 customers passing through the station each day. It is critical to DLR operations in the Royal Docks, with 70 000 of those customers (59 %) interchanging between DLR and the Jubilee line. The layout of the station means that DLR services operate to and from the Beckton and Woolwich branches from two different sets of platforms (the High Level — platforms 3&4, and the Low Level — platforms 1&2). Whilst small information screens are available at certain points on the Jubilee platforms, these are not very prominent and hard to read. They list departures in time order, meaning that passengers must go through this process: — work out which train destination they want for the station they are travelling to by looking at line diagrams or network maps, — consult the screen to find the next departure with its platform number, — go back to the static signage to try to work out where the stated platform is. The volume of passengers makes it hard for people to stop and carry out this thought process. The result is that whilst 68 % of people arriving on DLR use the high-level platforms (as expected for where the train services using those platforms come from), a much higher 83 % of people leaving the station on DLR use the high-level platforms. This causes a mismatch between demand and capacity on DLR services leaving Canning Town, with trains originating at Bank, and passing through the high-level platforms, picking up a disproportionate share of boarders at Canning Town. Main objectives: — ensure that demand for eastbound DLR services at Canning Town is matched effectively to capacity. Additional objectives: — reduce customer journey times by reducing the amount of time they spend at Canning Town station, — reduce congestion at Canning Town station, — reduce the stress associated with interchanging at Canning Town.

title: Problem Statement: Real-Time Passenger Wayfinding at Canning Town

description: Transport for London (TfL) is setting the challenge to solve some of the key problems facing our organisation. Led by the transport innovation directorate, problem statements will be published periodically with the aim of providing clarity and focus to the market about where innovation is required within TfL. TfL and seeks to obtain feedback in relation to real-time passenger wayfinding at Canning Town station through a Market Sounding Questionnaire (MSQ). The primary focus is to better understand market/supplier appetite, capacity and capability, as well as perceived risks and opportunities. The main purpose of this PIN and associated MSQ is to establish the measure of interest in the market for the delivery of potential solutions to the above problem statement.

Transport for London

street: Palestra, 197 Blackfriars Road

postalCode: SE1 8NJ


title: IVER HEATH PAVILION REFURBISHMENT

description: Refurbishment of changing rooms at the Iver Heath Pavilion to be stripped out and completely re-configured. NB - Although the tender specification is for the full refurbishment project, the Parish Council are only looking for the completion of Items 2 & 3 ONLY for this project to be done in this budget year.

IVER PARISH COUNCIL

street: 45b High Street,


title: PSF 3 Lot 2a - Provision of a CDM Advisor

description: Award of further competition via Professional Services Framework for consultant to provide services as CDM Specialist Advisor to support the IRP Team

Cumbria County Council

street: Cumbria House, 107 - 117 Botchergate

postalCode: CA1 1RD


title: N0734A Booth Meadow House Boiler Replacement Project

description: Replacement of Boiler, flue and associated plant. Please visit LGSS Procurement portal at https://www.lgssprocurementportal.co.uk to view and submit your bid for this opportunity.

Northamptonshire County Council

street: One Angel Square, 4 Angel Street

postalCode: NN1 1ED


description: Dudley and Walsall Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust is conducting a procurement exercise in conjunction with Black Country Partnership NHS Foundation Trust for the provision of a pharmacy service. Both NHS Trusts have been exploring ways of working closer together and plan to become one organisation in early 2020 subject to regulatory approval. The Trust(s) are looking for a comprehensive, high-quality pharmacy service which represents value for money (VfM) and complies with national standards. The contract comprises of the following elements: — procurement and storage of pharmaceutical products, — supply of pharmaceutical products for in and out patient use, — clinical stock management, — management of clozapine dispensing, — out of hours service provision, — financial and clinical management information, — dispensing in compliance aids as needed, — dispensing of daily instalments of medicines if required, — medicines Information, — clinical trials support. The scope of this procurement relates to the provision of services to all patients of the Trust(s) and may be subject to change as a result of future organisational and/or site developments. The Trust is looking for an innovative service, which results in: — realisation of economies of scale across the Trust(s) service area, — responsive and reliable delivery of pharmaceutical products for both inpatient and outpatient use, including discharge and leave medications, — enhanced and uniform reporting and monitoring of medicines usage across the Trust(s), — the provision of medicines and, in collaboration with the chief pharmacist(s) and Trust Pharmacy Team(s), provide advice and information to promote safe and cost effective treatment of the clients cared for by the Trust(s), — a uniform service delivery across the Trust(s) and equality for service users from a single specification. The scope of this procurement relates to the provision of services to all patients of the Trust(s) and may be subject to change as a result of future organisational and/or site developments.

title: Pharmacy Service

description: Dudley and Walsall Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust is conducting a procurement exercise in conjunction with Black Country Partnership NHS Foundation Trust for the provision of a pharmacy service. Both NHS Trusts have been exploring ways of working closer together and plan to become one organisation in early 2020 subject to regulatory approval. The Trust(s) are looking for a comprehensive, high-quality pharmacy service which represents value for money (vfM) and complies with national standards. The contract comprises of the following elements: — procurement and storage of pharmaceutical products, — supply of pharmaceutical products for in and out patient use, — clinical stock management, — management of clozapine dispensing, — out of hours service provision, — financial and clinical management information, — dispensing in compliance aids as needed, — dispensing of daily instalments of medicines if required, — medicines information, — clinical trials support.

street: Trafalgar House, 47-49 King Street

postalCode: DY2 8PS


description: NHS Grampian (‘the Authority’) is undertaking this procurement for the provision of electrical testing and inspection. The NHS Grampian Maintenance and Technical Services (MaTS) Department currently look after a large number of properties in the region, varying in size from small health care units to large hospitals. Part of the team’s responsibilities includes the maintenance and upkeep of the electrical infrastructure within each of these properties.

title: Electrical Testing and Inspection

NHS Grampian

street: Summerfield House, 2 Eday Road

postalCode: AB15 6RE

Guardian Electrical Solutions Ltd

street: Unit 4 Rotunda Business Centre, Thorncliffe, Chapeltown

postalCode: S35 2PG


title: NHS National Framework Agreement for the supply of Lanadelumab

description: Lanadelumab

NHS ENGLAND

street: Commercial Medicines Unit - NHS England, 2nd Floor, Rutland House

postalCode: WA7 2ES


title: Newton Tower External Window Repair and Decoration.

description: Newton Tower External Window Repairs and Decoration. The Newton Building is a Grade II listed building on the University's City Campus.

Nottingham Trent University

street: Burton Street,


title: 118,Worcesters Avenue, Enfield,EN1 4NF

description: void refurbishment

London Borough of Enfield

street: Edmonton Centre, Edmonton Green

postalCode: N9 0TN