title: Overnight Short Breaks: Provision of Overnight and Related Sort Breaks for Children and Young People with Complex Needs and ASD

description: This contract is for the provision of overnight and related short breaks for children and young people with complex health needs, including those with physical and/or learning disabilities, those who require palliative care (continuing care) and those with associated sensory impairments as well as children and young people with ASD accompanied by server learning disabilities and/or behaviour which is challenging. The successful service provider will be required to deliver overnight short breaks and other short breaks services that achieve the overall aim of enabling and supporting children and young people with disability with complex needs and ASD to live ordinary family lives and participate in universal activities. The service will also provide families with a short break form their caring responsibilities.

title: Overnight Short Breaks: Provision of Overnight and Related Short Breaks for Children and Young People with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

description: This contract is for the provision of overnight and related short breaks for children and young people with autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) accompanied by server learning disabilities and/or behaviour which is challenging. The successful service provider will be required to deliver overnight short breaks and other short breaks services that achieve the overall aim of enabling and supporting children and young people with disability to live ordinary family lives and participate in universal activities. The service will also provide families with a short break form their caring responsibilities. The successful service provider will be required to provide services for children and young people with ASD accompanied by server learning disabilities and/or behaviour which is challenging. The service will be provided for children and young people aged between 5 to 18 for daytime short breaks and 6 to 18 for overnight.

title: CS5637.1 Overnight and Related Short Breaks Lot 1 and 2

description: Short break respite provision for children and young people with disabilities. The Council has a statutory obligation to provide some form of short break or respite provision for children and young people with disabilities. Lot 1: GBP 530 000 per annum: This contract is for the provision of overnight and related short breaks for children and young people with autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) accompanied by server learning disabilities and/or behaviour which is challenging. Lot 2: GBP 530 000 per annum: This contract is for the provision of overnight and related short breaks for children and young people with complex health needs, including those with physical and/or learning disabilities, those who require palliative care (continuing care) and those with associated sensory impairments as well as children and young people with ASD accompanied by server learning disabilities and/or behaviour which is challenging.

Tower Hamlets

street: Mulberry Place

postalCode: E14 2BG

The Qalb Short Break Services Ltd

street: Discovery House, 31-33 Spelman Street

postalCode: E1 5LQ

Centre 404

street: 404 Camden Road

postalCode: N7 0SJ


currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: Part 1-2 Peer Review of the Development of a Conceptual Design for RSBTC

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT LIMITED

street: Radioactive Waste Management Limited, Building 329, Thomson Avenue, Harwell Campus

postalCode: OX11 0RA

countryName: GB

International Nuclear Services

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: Paper

documentType: tenderNotice

description: City College Plymouth is seeking to contract with a single supplier for the provision of paper across its two sites: Kings Road and Picquet Barracks. The purpose of this request is to establish an exclusive 1 year contract with a view to extend for a further year.

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

City College Plymouth

street: Kings Road,


measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

title: Asset Valuation Services

description: West Sussex County Council and our partner local authorities: East Sussex County Council and Surrey County Council are seeking a Service Provider (the ‘Service Provider’) to provide asset valuation services across our respective counties. The services shall include: RICS and CIPFA compliant asset valuation and RICS Red Book valuation advice including capital and rental valuations and development viability appraisals, relating to the potential acquisition, disposal development or leasing of specific property or land. The services required under the contract are described in detail in Document 02 (Service Specification).

title: WSCC DR Asset Valuations and Associated Services (July 2020 Re-Tender)

description: West Sussex County Council and our partner local authorities: East Sussex County Council and Surrey County Council (see paragraph 9) are seeking a Service Provider (the ‘Service Provider’) to provide asset valuation services across our respective counties. The services shall include: RICS and CIPFA compliant asset valuation and RICS Red Book valuation advice including capital and rental valuations and development viability appraisals, relating to the potential acquisition, disposal development or leasing of specific property or land. The services required under the contract are described in detail in Document 02 (Service Specification).

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

West Sussex County Council

street: County Hall, West Street

postalCode: PO19 1RG


description: About UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Operating across the whole of the UK and with a combined budget of more than 7 000 000 000 GBP, UK Research and Innovation represents the largest reform of the research and innovation funding landscape in the last 50 years. As an independent non-departmental public body UK Research and Innovation brings together the 7 Research Councils (AHRC, BBSRC, EPSRC, ESRC, MRC, NERC, STFC) plus Innovate UK and a new organisation, Research England. UK Research and Innovation ensures the UK maintains its world-leading position in research and innovation. This is done by creating the best environment for research and innovation to flourish. For more information, please visit: www.ukri.org Healthy ageing challenge overview: The healthy ageing challenge is part of UKRI’s Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund (https://www.ukri.org/innovation/industrial-strategy-challenge-fund/) and was set up to support delivery of the Government’s Ageing Society Grand Challenge. It encompasses a broad scope which offers opportunities for a wide range of industries and established sectors. The aim of this challenge is to enable businesses, including social enterprises, to develop and deliver products, services and business models that will be adopted at scale which support people as they age. This will allow people to remain active, productive, independent and socially connected across generations for as long as possible. Through the healthy ageing challenge, government funding will bring together UK businesses and researchers to support people to stay in their homes for longer, tackle loneliness, and increase independence and well*being. The objectives of the challenge are to: — focus investments to enable self-sustaining, near to market propositions which have clear potential to move to scale and spread to new markets, — stimulate consumer markets in the UK by enabling business-led consortia to develop large-scale markets for healthy ageing services and products, — attract private investment to drive onward business growth, — make the most of the UK’s strengths, particularly in design and manufacturing, to attract inward investment, — stimulate economic growth in the UK by enabling UK-based companies to exploit global markets for healthy ageing services and products. The requirement UKRI is seeking to secure the services of service provider or a consortium of service providers to carry out the evaluation of its Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund (ISCF) healthy ageing challenge likely over a 4-year period, using a pre-existing shared measurement and learning framework. There are 3 key aims for the service provider under this tender (not yet finalised): 1) Provide independent evaluation of the impact of the HA Challenge drawing on evidence from a number of areas; 2) To provide a process evaluation – including how UKRI has set up the programme, the portfolio of funded activities, and the governance model; 3) Provide support to the Trailblazers, and the social, behavioural and design research programme (SBDRP) to help them create and provide a ‘self-evaluation’ plan and indicators showing progress and learnings, along with their own metrics and narrative of success of their funded activities.

title: UKRI Evaluation Partner for the Healthy Ageing Challenge

description: UKRI is seeking to secure a service provider or a consortium of service providers to carry out the evaluation of its Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund (ISCF) healthy ageing challenge likely over a 4-year period, using a pre-existing shared measurement and learning framework. The healthy ageing challenge is part of UKRI’s Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund and was set up to support delivery of the Government’s Ageing Society Grand Challenge. The aim of this challenge is to enable businesses, including social enterprises, to develop and deliver products, services and business models that will be adopted at scale which support people as they age. This will allow people to remain active, productive, independent and socially connected across generations for as long as possible.

UK Research and Innovation

street: Polaris House, North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FL


title: Replacement Play Boat in Castle Park

description: Thursday, 8/09/2020 TTC/20/006 Thetford Town Council is seeking tenders for a replacement Play Boat in Castle Park The Town Council is seeking tenders for a replacement play boat for the existing Play Castle which has come to the end of its useful life. Ideally the Council would like a Viking boat but will consider pirate ships or other boats. Tender to include removal and disposal of existing tower, replacement apparatus and installation. More than one option can be sent if you have more than one boat style in your portfolio. The location for the play equipment is Castle Park - IP24 2DL. The park is a scheduled ancient monument, and any ground works will have to be supervised by an archaeologist. You may need to allow additional time in your quote to accommodate this. The Town Council however will pay for the supervising archaeologist. For more information please contact Tina Cunnell or Roz Barnett, email mail@thetfordtowncouncil.gov.uk (01842) 754247. Tender requirements: Written tender to include removal and disposal of existing tower, replacement apparatus and installation. Copy of public liability insurance. Copy of company Health and Safety Policy (if company has more that 5 employees). Example Method Statement Example Risk Assessments Details of 2 references A brief statement of how you will work with the Town Council and ensure the works are completed to a high standard if awarded the contract. Failure to supply any of the above will result in the Tender being rejected. Tenders to be received by 12.00pm, Friday the 25th of September 2020. Sealed inner envelopes to be clearly marked 'Tender - Castle Park Play Boat, For the Attention of the Town Clerk, Thetford Town Council. Postal Address: The Carnegie, Cage Lane, Thetford, Norfolk, IP24 2DS. Tel: 01842 754247. Details of the winning contract will be published IAW Local Government Transparency Code 2014.Should you require further information over and above the quote requirements then please do not hesitate to call. Yours sincerely Tina Cunnell

mainProcurementCategory: works

Thetford Town Council

street: Cage Lane,


title: Online Engagement Tool

description: Community engagement, an integral component of the planning process, affords community members the opportunity to weigh-in on projects that may impact their well-being. While typical engagement activities include community information and consultation events and town hall meetings, there has been a relatively recent shift in how governments, developers, and planners engage with the public to encourage their participation - with an increased focus on new types of engagement - including digital and online engagement. Although community meetings and face-to-face interaction are valuable, it is often difficult to get the public to engage due to time constraints, lack of accessibility, and pessimism about their ability to make a difference. Therefore, the push to make data more accessible has led many organisations to use online engagement tools to increase participation in the planning process. The use of online engagement tools to increase awareness and aid in collaborative decision-making is not only useful, it is becoming necessary.

DFT OLR4 LIMITED

street: Albany House 94-98 Petty France,


description: Haringey Council is informing potential providers about a market engagement event on the forthcoming procurement for the provision of integrated lifestyle services. Please note this is not a call for competition or formal tendering procedure. The event will enable providers to get information about the council’s commissioning intentions and forthcoming procurement and provide feedback before the start of the procurement. The market engagement event will take place via MS teams on 1 July 2020 from 14.30 to 16.30. The council wishes to commission an organisation(s) to deliver an integrated lifestyle service which includes: • smoking cessation • adult weight management • physical activity sessions • community based NHS health checks • brief alcohol advice. It is anticipated that the tender will start in mid July 2020 with 8 weeks’ response time. The service would commence on 1 April 2021 and run for a period of up to 8 years with a break clause after the initial 3 years. We are keen to engage with the provider market regarding our commissioning intentions therefore we would be grateful if you would complete and return the market engagement questionnaire available from https://s2c.waxdigital.co.uk/ProcurementLBHaringey/DisplayModules/TradeModules/Negotiations/Opportunities/ListEvents.aspx?ApplicationInstanceID=27adc89e-0cb2-4b51-9bc1-34061f10156f Please return your response to the market engagement questionnaire and confirm your organisation’s interest in attending the event before 5 p.m. on 15 June 2020. For all attendees please provide us with names and email addresses. Invitations will then be sent to all interested suppliers during week commencing 22 June 2020. Places are limited to 2 persons per organisation.

title: Provision of Integrated Lifestyle Services

Haringey Council

street: 225 High Road

postalCode: N22 8HQ


description: Interested participants are required to complete an online questionnaire at the following https://consultations.nidirect.gov.uk/dof-reform-quality-and-compliance/0b9ac255/start_preview?token=650e9f8cc3f12679ec6eed795ad9719e93689b67 Participants and any potential tenderer should also register their interest in participating in the pre-market engagement on eTendersNI. https://etendersni.gov.uk and expressing an interest searching for the following ‘ID 3091467 NICS, agencies and non-departmental public bodies framework for the provision of travel management services — Pre-Market Engagement’. This will allow communication to participants in relation to next stages of the process.

title: ID 3086502 NICS, Agencies and Non Departmental Public Bodies — Framework for the Provision of Travel Management Services — PRE MARKET ENGAGEMENT

description: Pre-Market Engagement — Northern Ireland Civil Service (NICS) Departments, agencies, non-departmental public bodies and other participating bodies framework for the provision of travel management services. We would like to invite supplier participation in the market engagement exercise by completing the online questionnaire at https://consultations.nidirect.gov.uk/dof-reform-quality-and-compliance/0b9ac255/start_preview?token=650e9f8cc3f12679ec6eed795ad9719e93689b67

Department of Finance

street: Bruce Street

postalCode: BT2 7JD


description: The Department of Health and Social Care (the ‘Authority’) has awarded a contract to Medco Solutions Ltd for the supply of personal protective equipment (face visor) to protect health and care workers from contracting the Covid-19 disease.

title: Supply of Personal Protective Equipment for Healthcare Workers for the Care of Patients with Suspected or Confirmed Novel Coronavirus (Covid-19)

awardCriteria: priceOnly

procurementMethod: direct

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Department of Health and Social Care

street: 39 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0EU

Medco Solutions Ltd

street: 71-75 Shelton Street

postalCode: WC2H 9JQ


title: PHE - Science Hub - Cradle Cloud Hosting

description: Procured via G-Cloud, Cradle Cloud Hosting

Public Health England

street: Manor Farm Road, Porton Down,

postalCode: SP2 0QT


description: The tender project is seeking to appoint a supplier whose initiative and innovation will be welcomed for the provision of cleaning services at each of the Academies. The high-quality service levels proposed should maintain excellent standards throughout, resulting in a pleasant environment for both the students and staff. The basis and rationale that the client requires the successful supplier to operate to at all times, is being able to provide an environment that is fit for purpose and that the supplier is proactive in the management of the contract, thus ensuring that all specifications are achieved and that the frequency of cleans is as detailed within the tender specification. The contract being tendered is for 3 years in duration from 1 August 2021 until 31 July 2024, with the option to extend the contract term for a further term of up to 2 years and will be fixed price in nature, with the supplier invoicing the client for one-twelfth of the annual cost on a monthly basis. It should be noted that the successful supplier will be expected to bring to the cleaning element of the contract: innovation; new equipment; and cleaning methods, with BICSc standards being achieved as a minimum, thus ensuring that the highest levels of cleanliness are maintained in all areas at all times and also ensuring that the productivity of the cleaning operatives is enhanced moving forward into the new contract term. New College Durham Academies Trust Across both sites there is a dedicated Area Manager x 37.5 hrs per week. North Durham Academy At present 15 cleaning operatives. This includes 1 x supervisor and 14 cleaning operatives are employed to work a range of morning and evening shifts, Monday to Friday to a total of 318.75 hours per week. The value of the current contract is circa GBP 209 052.00 + VAT. Please note that this includes the costs of the Area Manager. Consett Academy At present 11 cleaning operatives. This includes 1 x supervisor and 14 cleaning operatives are employed to work a range of morning and evening shifts, Monday to Friday to a total of 261 hours per week. The value of the current contract is circa GBP 179 623.00 + VAT. The Academies wish to consider proposals for cleaning to be carried out as currently, in the first instance, but are open to suggestions around the most efficient and beneficial methodology to ensure maximum cleanliness of the buildings, including post letting cleaning ~ and will ultimately require costings and timescales accordingly. The Trust may grow in the number of Academies becoming part of the Trust during this contract period. The provision of services within any further Academies, when they have joined the Trust, may fall under the scope of this contract. The successful supplier would be expected to provide the service within the additional Academies, using the same costing model, ratios etc. that they applied to their successful financial submission for the Trust, at the point of tender submission. The duration of contract for these Academies will not be increased and they will join the contract for the remaining contract period that exists at the point of entry into the Trust. The Trust’s objectives: • to build upon the standards of cleanliness and maintenance services within the Academies; • to receive a service that complies with the service standards; • to receive consistently high-quality cleaning standards, via a motivated and fully staffed workforce; • to generate an improved learning environment for all students, within the Academies; • to receive proactive management support for the cleaning staff; • to hold regular review meetings with the successful supplier. Whilst the client prioritises value for money as a key objective of the competitive tender process, the governing bodies and New College Durham Academies Trust are not obliged to accept the lowest price.

title: New College Durham Academies Trust

procurementMethod: selective

New College Durham Academies Trust

street: C/O Consett Academy, Ashdale Road, Consett

postalCode: DH8 6LZ

Accuro FM Ltd

street: 128 Buckingham Palace Road

postalCode: SW1W 9SA


name: Arthur J. Gallagher Insurance Brokers Ltd

title: Insurance Brokerage and Associated Services

description: Connexus is inviting you to tender for our insurance brokerage and associated services in relation to our portfolio. This contract will be for one broker to provide all the insurance requirements for an initial period of three years with the option to extend for a further two years based on satisfactory annual reviews of service and performance. This tender is intended to include the arrangement, placing and administration of insurance policies, including claims settlement and administration, risk management services and any other insurance services for all members of Connexus and extend to any additional companies that join the group in future. Connexus is looking for a broker that will provide a proactive service to help us reduce our risk and claims exposure. Connexus will only consider a broker with large commercial property experience/risk portfolios. We will expect you to declare your financial relationship with your proposed insurer(s). The appointed Broker will be expected to meet the following requirements; - Policy Coverage: Oversight of our insurance coverage including annual market testing and full procurement in accordance with EU requirements at least once every three years. - Risk Management: Understanding Connexus' risk appetite and operations and advising on best practice around policies, processes, systems and insurance solutions. Specific focus on any uninsured and emerging risks. - Claims: Provide a comprehensive claims handling service acting as the intermediary between Connexus and the insurer.

procurementMethodDetails: :Open

Connexus Housing Limited

street: The Gateway, The Auction Yard

postalCode: SY7 9BW


title: Drainage & Water Services Installation

description: This proposal is a Design and Build contract to design and install rainwater harvesting system, private foul treatment system with river discharge and attenuated surface water drainage system with river discharge. 3.2. The rainwater harvesting system is limited to the roof water of the larger Materials and Equipment building. The harvesting storage to be an above ground tank. The overflow discharges into the proposed surface water system. 3.3. The foul drainage system needs to be treated to the required level for river discharge. 3.4. The surfacewater drainage system includes the roof run off the smaller building and land drainage related to each long side and valley discharge point of the poly tunnels. 3.5. The combined river discharge would be to a new headwall with flap valve. 3.6. The systems were originally designed by Nijhuis Industries but this contract provides for design and build, so Tenderers are able to review and design amendments if they feel it would improve operational efficiency or lower contract cost. 3.7. The site has soil conditions that vary widely across the site but it is probable that high water table conditions will be encountered. Contractor to allow for pumping or wellpoint dewatering of excavations to enable the underground services to be installed. Application details Architectural Consultant: LLOYDS Architecture, 11 Kingsley Close, Truro, TR1 3XJ Contact: Lloyd Richards 07875 481 919 mail@lloydsarchitecture.co.uk

Truro City Council

street: Municipal Buildings, Boscawen Street


title: GB-London: Trinity House - Portland Bill Refurbishment

The Corporation of Trinity House

street: Tower Hill, Trinity Square

postalCode: EC3N 4DH


description: About CivTech CivTech brings together public sector expertise and private sector innovation to solve real problems, develop new products and deliver better, faster and easier services for everyone. Central to the approach is co-production with the citizen. Part of the Scottish Government’s Digital Directorate, CivTech’s approach is helping transform public sector engagement with tech and innovation, delivering significant benefits to public services, producing genuine uplifts for the Scottish economy — and along the way, making lives better. Across the country there are problems public sector organisations would like to solve and in the current environment the need for smart, efficient and effective products has never been greater. The Scottish Government is aware innovation is a good way to create them and is committed to ensuring a large part of its tech spend goes to smaller, innovative businesses. This is where CivTech comes in. The CivTech Innovation Flow is designed to create solutions to public sector problems as quickly and effectively as possible. For you – whether you’re an individual, team or company – it’s an opportunity to take a Challenge, solve it and win contracts with a blue-chip public sector organisation. You’ll build a product, and a business to take it as far as possible. Because here’s the kicker: the Challenges we issue aren’t ‘single organisation’ problems – most exist worldwide. In short: open Challenges are set. Any organisation, team or individual can respond to them. Applications are assessed and shortlisted proposals go into an Exploration Stage where they’re developed further. The best go through to the Accelerator – a period of intensive work to create the solution, and through CivTech’s unique business workshop system, a business capable of taking the emerging product to the world. Please visit our website for information on CivTech and how to get involved https://www.civtechalliance.org/civtech-innovation-flow

title: CivTech 5 Challenge 6 — Increasing Digital Public Services Use Through Digital Inclusion

description: How can technology help government drive up the use of digital public services amongst groups that have traditionally been digitally excluded? The Connecting Scotland programme is an ambitious initiative addressing the issue of digital exclusion, and in 2020-21 will be reaching thousands of previously digitally excluded people, providing them with a device, data and training to become active online. This has many economic and social benefits, both for individuals and the nation. One is increased access to digital public services – for example applying for benefits, video based GP consultations, and looking for information about training. Many of our users will be unaware of the digital public services they can access, be unfamiliar with using devices and may have concerns or anxieties about even trying them out. So as well as providing devices and data, the programme focuses on overcoming these issues. Going forward, we would like to extend the reach of the programme to everyone who is excluded – currently around 1 in 8 people in Scotland has low to no digital skills, and around 300 000 households have no access to the internet at home. But this will require investment and for that we need robust evidence of the programme’s value. In short, we need to demonstrate the programme is increasing the use of digital public services by collecting appropriate data — in a way that not only satisfies all statutory requirements but also builds trust with our users. How can tech help our users engage with and use digital public services, develop our evidence base, and build trust with our users? Please visit our website for information on CivTech and how to get involved https://www.civtechalliance.org/civtech-innovation-flow

Scottish Government

street: 5 Atlantic Quay

postalCode: G2 8LU


description: In September 2018, Scottish Government Ministers established Social Security Scotland, a new Executive Agency of the Scottish Government. Social Security Scotland’s primary responsibility is the administration of devolved social security benefits for the people of Scotland. The Scotland Act 2016 gave the Scottish Parliament the powers to administer devolved benefits and the Social Security (Scotland) Act 2018 provides for types of assistance that will be created using those powers. In order for Social Security Scotland to deliver this service, there was a requirement to build a technical solution to support the administration of the devolved benefits. The Scottish Government’s Social Security Directorate procured a technology platform to support Social Security Scotland to administer Scottish Citizens applications for welfare benefits. The technology platform is also capable of being configured to support other future associated services and integrate with existing Social Security Scotland IT systems. Scottish Government is therefore seeking expertise from an OutSystems Strategic Partner to help develop solutions such as; but, not limited to: — case management, — web portal, — mobile application, — field case management, — asset management, — offline working, — media management, — service integration, — evidence storage, — service management portal, — digital channels. This purpose of this prior information notice is to: 1) Inform that Scottish Government is to consider an exercise to set up a contracting vehicle as described above at II.1.4), short description. 2) Gauge the market interest in the OutSystems platform strategic partner framework procurement. 3) Identify suppliers who would like to participate in a suite of engagement MPIP intends to undertake, including a request for information exercise and larger multi-supplier engagements such as a market engagement day. These engagements are intended to influence the strategy development, including route to market options. The potential route to market options may be through either the creation of a new Scottish Government Framework, through existing Scottish Government Frameworks or Dynamic Purchasing Systems or through existing Crown Commercial Services Frameworks. The market analysis may also assist with development of the requirement and any potential Lotting strategy prior to the commencement of the formal procurement process. Further details of supplier engagement will be made available to those registering their expressions of interest.

title: OutSystems Platform Strategic Partner

description: OutSystems platform strategic partner.


title: Celestix SecureAccess - AWARD

description: This tender is for purchasing additional Celestix appliances and associated support

Worcestershire County Council

street: Spetchley Road, Worcester

postalCode: WR5 2NP


description: The Northern Lighthouse Board conducted a procurement exercise via Crown Commercial Services (CCS) Framework RM3764iii - Cyber Security Services 3 - DPS Framework Agreement for Penetration/ Vulnerability Testing Services - NLB REF: FAIS/VULN/1653 for various IT environments. This was concluded on 23 July 2020 and was awarded to Prism InfoSec Ltd

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromDynamicPurchasingSystem

Northern Lighthouse Board

street: 84 George Street,


title: Simonds Court Common room Conversion

description: Conversion of old communal rooms at Simonds Court to create a two bedroom flat

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU

WINCHESTER CITY COUNCIL

street: City Offices,Colebrook Street,


title: Hand Sanitiser

description: Hand Sanitiser purchased by Supplies required for COVID-19

procurementMethodDetails: :SingleTenderActionNonOJEU

.East Riding Of Yorkshire Council

street: Cross Street,


name: BALFOUR BEATTY CIVIL ENGINEERING LIMITED

title: Permanent Road Markings - A2 Bean & Ebbsfleet

description: Permanent Road markings required for the A2 Bean and Ebbsfleet junction improvements

procurementMethodDetails: CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU:

street: 5 Churchill Pl,


title: Bedfordshire Employment and Skills Service CBC-0961-DPS-LS-BESS-06 - AWARD

description: The Service is looking to procure courses that maintain, complement and broaden the current 2019-20 curriculum. It is seeking to support two priority groups of residents (later referred to as 'learners'): o Residents who are unemployed and looking for work. o Residents in low paid work and seeking career progression (earning below ?16,009.50 annual gross salary and who would be eligible for full funding).

Central Bedfordshire Council

street: Priory House, Chicksands

postalCode: SG17 5TQ


title: UK-Australia Knowledge Economy Research

description: Research services to explore the knowledge economy that exists between the UK and Australia and how it could be impacted by a trade agreement

Department for International Trade

street: 3 Whitehall Pl, Westminster, London SW1A 2HP,

postalCode: SW1A 2HP


name: WWF-UK (WORLD WIDE FUND FOR NATURE) TRADING LIMITED

title: WWF Youth Leadership Online Course Development

description: Youth will inherit the environmental legacy of today's decisions and will be responsible for shaping the future relationship between humanity and nature. Over 40% of the world's population is under 25, so already their lifestyle choices have a huge impact on our planet. Empowering young people to be leaders of environmental action and spokespeople for sustainability is an important way to drive positive change today and is essential to ensure that the action sustained for generations to come. WWF-UK seeks proposals from suitably experienced providers to produce an online youth leadership training course for 16-25-year olds. The course, through a process of self-reflection exercises, will help guide young people to understand what kind of 'Changemaker' they are. In a similar style to a personality test, a young person working through the course will answer various questions about themselves to land on a 'changemaker identity'. Our expectation is that video outputs will be hosted on YouTube and embedded into the Youth for Our Planet website, which will signpost to further relevant resources should young people wish to explore the topic further. The videos will involve interactive elements and ask that young people respond in the comments with their own personal reflections. All elements of the training course should also be adapted as an offline toolkit in order to open access to the training to communities with limited access to the internet, and to allow structured groups of young people (e.g. scout troops) to undertake the course together under supervision from local staff or youth leaders. Please refer to the attached briefing document for full details about this project, and instructions for responding. Responses should be submitted no later than the closing date (4th January 2021), by email to Kathryn Machin, Global Education and Youth Officer, WWF-UK: kmachin@wwf.org.uk

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

street: The Living Planet Centre,Brewery Road,


title: Estates professional Services

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH


title: Midland Heart Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) - In House Maintenance Team and Assets.

description: Midland Heart is developing a DPS, to form a list of approved, or pre -checked suppliers, deemed capable of providing the following reactive and planned asset management support. The DPS will be split into Lots Lot 1 - Clean and Clearance. Lot 2 - General Repairs and Void works. Lot 3 - Glazing and UPVC. Lot 4 - Electrical. Lot 5 - Drainage. Lot 6 - Roofing. Lot 7 - Ground Works. Please complete and submit the DPS Standard Questionnaire through In-Tend, suppliers will be advised if they have been approved onto the DPS or not through the In-Tend portal. The DPS will remain live until July 2029 Suppliers can apply at any time to be an approved supplier, while the DPS is live. If a supplier is unsuccessful they can re-apply if their circumstances change. Approved suppliers can bid for contracts advertised through the DPS.

procurementMethodDetails: RestrictedOJEU:

Midland Heart

street: Birmingham, Birmingham

postalCode: B15 1LZ


name: NHS SOUTH, CENTRAL AND WEST COMMISSIONING SUPPORT UNIT

title: NHS England & NHS Improvement - Adult Eating Disorder Beds within the South East Regional Footprint

description: This notice is published as a Prior Information Notice (PIN) as a call for competition for expressions of interest. The Commissioner may then choose to proceed directly to a procurement process with parties who have responded to the notice and there shall be no further notice published. NHS England and NHS Improvement South East (NHSE/I) seeks Expressions of Interest (EOI) from providers who have the capability and capacity to deliver adult eating disorder in-patient services in the South East region*. These services are not currently available within the South East region, meaning that people from the South East who require an adult eating disorder admission are frequently required to travel long distances from home. This is particularly challenging during the COVID pandemic due to the restrictions on travel within and across regions. The contract term is likely to be 1 year, with the option to extend for a further 1 year at the commissioner's discretion. The expectation is that 8 beds will be required. The anticipated contract value is in the region of £2,000,000.00 for 8 beds, per year; further information in relation to finance will be confirmed later. Currently the South East has to access adult eating disorder beds commissioned from services outside of the South East. NHSE/I's aspiration is to establish safe, effective and timely access to services within the South East on or before 1st April 2021. As such, only organisations with appropriate experience, capability and capacity to mobilise quickly should respond to this notice. For the avoidance of doubt, capacity relates to staffing, premises, beds, appropriate systems and any other resources required to enable delivery of these services. New services will need to demonstrate willingness to work with emerging South East AED provider collaboratives or systems. A copy of the current national service specification is provided (on In-Tend). Please note that changes to the national programme are anticipated during, or immediately following the term of this contract, and therefore providers will be expected to work with commissioners to support implementation of required changes and adjust service delivery in a safe and timely manner, if required. Additionally the future provision of adult eating disorder services will be informed via the outcomes of the Adult Eating Disorders National Demand and Capacity Review which has recently commenced and will help determine next steps. The provider will also be required to meet the Royal College of Psychiatrists' Standards for Adult Inpatient Eating Disorder Services (provided on In-Tend). *The South East NHSE/I region covers several counties, as defined on the following website: https://www.england.nhs.uk/south-east/

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

street: South Plaza,Marlborough Street,


title: Vantage House M&E and General Building Maintenance

description: Mechanical, electrical and general building maintenance services at NHS Digital Vantage House Leeds site.

NHS Digital

street: 1 Trevelyan Square, Boar Lane,

postalCode: LS1 6AE


title: Mayoral Chauffeur / Attendant Service to the Mayor of Blackpool Council.

description: Blackpool Council is seeking to appoint a contractor to provide a Mayoral Chauffeur / Attendant to the Mayor of Blackpool Council. The role entails driving the Mayor, Deputy, or other civic representatives to the civic events they have been booked to attend, accompanying them during the course of the event, and providing advice and support on Civic protocols. These events take place both during the day and the evening mainly in the Fylde Coast area although there will be on occasion travel on a wider geographic basis. Paperwork for the events is produced by the Civic Officer at Blackpool, who is the Council's main contact for civic matters. On average the Mayor of Blackpool carries out approximately 400 engagements per year, which can involve anything from meeting royalty, opening local businesses or visiting local communities. The Council uses its own civic vehicles, which the selected contractor would use to drive the mayoral parties to events. Blackpool Council will initially retain its vehicle, with the option to change in the future to include an appropriate vehicle at a later date. The initial term of the contract will be three years from 1st April 2021, with the option to extend the contract for a further 1 year.

Blackpool Council

street: PO Box 4,

postalCode: FY1 1NA


title: ESPH AB Provision of Road Construction ( and Associated Infrastructure) Works at Blackfriars, Battle (ESPH386 TI)

description: Rother District Council ('the Authority') are seeking a suitably qualified and experienced Contractor to deliver a spine road to serve a residential development in Battle, East Sussex The Blackfriars site in Battle has been identified in the Council's local planning documents and Corporate Plan as a site for residential development for many years. The site is approximately 16 hectares (40 acres) in size, though only around 7 hectares are considered suitable for development. Past attempts to develop the site as a whole have been unsuccessful, principally due to complex topography and ground conditions. Development of this site is predicated on the delivery of a new spine road, traversing the site from north to south which would facilitate residential development.

SE Shared Services

street: London Road, Bexhill on Sea

postalCode: TN39 3JX


title: LLWR ESC Support Framework Reference number: LLWR ESC Support Framework PIN

description: LLW Repository Ltd (LLWR) is a UK nuclear waste management company that provides services to treat and dispose of low level radioactive waste. A regulatory necessity for LLWR is to maintain the capacity and capability to support the implementation and ongoing development of the Environmental Safety Case (ESC). The objective of LLWR's ESC is to demonstrate to the Environment Agency and other stakeholders that it is safe to continue to dispose of low level waste at the Repository. LLWR's in-house ESC team is supported by specialist external resource via the current multi-lot ESC Framework Agreement. This expires on 31.3.2021, therefore a tender is required to replace this Framework and ensure continued access to this highly specialised ESC resource. NOTE: There is no Lot 1 detailed in this PIN at this point. Further details on the future of services delivered through Lot 1 of the current framework will be released in due course. ESC Technical Support Lot No: 2 The scope of work under this lot is expected to include, but may not be limited to, providing support to the ESC team in undertaking the technical activities identified above under General Work Scope (see attachment). In the majority of cases, where work by Consultants is required, the ESC team will produce written specifications for the work against which there will be a competitive process. The lot will also allow LLWR to facilitate/request collaborative working on some specific projects. Geological and Hydrogeology Support Lot No: 3 Providing support in the maintenance, development and application of the LLWR's understanding of the site's geology and hydrogeology. This includes software models of the site's geology and hydrogeology. It is anticipated that much of the work undertaken will be in support of the detailed understanding of the LLWR site's geology and hydrogeology that underpins both the conceptual and assessment models. Some aspects of the work may be focussed on supporting the detailed design and construction of the site's closure engineering and future vaults. The work scope may include geological recording of borehole construction and excavations made on the LLWR site. The selected contractor will need to provide staff with the necessary qualifications, experience and expertise, and also availability to support programmes of work on the LLWR site, which is a nuclear licensed site.

Sellafield

street: Pelham House,

postalCode: CA20 1DB


title: Crematorium Audiovisual Services

description: Southampton City Council (SCC) are looking for a supplier to provide audio and visual tributes, webcasting and bereavement support for cremation services within the East and West chapels at Southampton Crematorium. The system must be able to integrate with Clear Skies Software's (CSS) Burial and Cremation Administration System (BACAS).

SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL

street: Civic Centre,


title: Provision of Support of the 1710 NAS Nikon Metris HT225 RTR and CT X-Ray Imaging System

description: This is a Voluntary Transparency Notice only to advise of the intention to award a contract for maintenance and support of the 1710 NAS Nikon Metris HT225 RTR and CT X-Ray Imaging System to Nikon Metrology UK Ltd as original equipment manufacturer.

procurementMethodDetails: SingleTenderActionNonOJEU:

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

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

postalCode: PO1 3LU


title: Upgrade of Building Fabric

description: Ashford Borough Council seeks contractors to undertake the thermal upgrading of its Swedish Houses. Work involves removal and replacing of external cladding and insulation of the timber frame. Term: 10 Weeks Tender Evaluation: 85% Price - Quotation Form attached 15% Quality - Provision of supporting documentation or information which would assure us of the quality of your service. Contract Award: The company who submits the most economically advantageous tender. Contractors must score a minimum of 60% on their quality submission for their tender to be considered. Form of Agreement: JCT Minor Works 2011 Documents attached: • Tender EWI.20.1 • Standard Selection Questionnaire (SAQ) Tender Return: In order to be considered please register your interest on the Kent Business Portal and return your bid electronically through the portal no later than 14:30hrs on Friday 28th February 2010. Documents to be returned • Tender EWI.20.1 • Standard Selection Questionnaire (SAQ) • Method Statement/Construction Phase Plan Timetable Invitation to Tender: 3rd February 2020 Final Date for Clarification: 17:00hrs 21st February 2020 Tender Return Date: 14:30hrs 28th February 2020 Evaluation of Bids: w/c 2nd March 2020 Standstill Period: 10 calendar days Appointment made: w/c 12th March 2020 Commencement of Contract: 23rd March 2020 Completion of Contract: 29th May 2020 Notes: 1) Please register your interest through the Kent Business Portal - we will use these registration details to inform you of any amendments, or items of clarification during the tender period. 2) If you have any items of clarification during the tender period, these should be uploaded to the Kent Business Portal and a response will be provided. 3) Please be aware that you need to download the documents attached to this advert and submit your bid electronically by the due date. Your registration of interest will NOT be used to issue you with tender documentation. 4) When submitting your bid, please keep additional marketing material to a minimum. 5) Please adhere to any page limit specified, and restrict the size of any uploaded document to less than 20Mb 6) The "Last date for Expressing Interest" detailed at the beginning of this notice, is the last date for submitting your bid. Further Information If you have any queries please contact Simon Lees on (01233) 330684 or by e:mail simon.lees@ashford.gov.uk

ASHFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL

street: Tannery Lane,


title: Blackpool Road Playing Fields Culvert Replacement

description: Blackpool Road North Playing Fields (BRNPF) is owned and managed by Fylde Borough Council. The site provides public recreation and is home to St Anne's Football Club. The football pitches are prone to flooding in the winter months which requires the local football team to reduce the amount of playing pitches on the site. The objective of the project is to replace the existing surface water culvert that runs through BRNPF with the addition of some maintenance improvements. The Council wishes to appoint a main contractor to deliver the replacement culvert, additional manholes and the reinstatement of a lateral drain.

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted:

Fylde Borough Council

street: Fylde Borough Council, The Town Hall, St Annes Road West

postalCode: FY8 1LW


title: The North, East and North London

description: Renewables and new technology contract for all Clarion properties in the North, East and North London areas. This will consist of a pre-planned programme of inspections, responsive repairs and remedial works for equipment in communal and individual dwellings. To include: • air conditioning, • solar PV (photovoltaic), • wind, • MVHR’s (mechanical ventilation with heat recovery), • domestic NIBE, • domestic ASHP (air source heat pump), • domestic GSHP (ground source heat pump), • domestic unvented cylinders — with no gas supply, • electric boilers, • thermal heat stores, • infrared heating.

title: The South, West and South London

description: Renewables and new technology contract for all Clarion properties in the South, West and South London areas. This will consist of a pre-planned programme of inspections, responsive repairs and remedial works for equipment in communal and individual dwellings. To include: • air conditioning, • solar PV (photovoltaic), • wind, • MVHR’s (mechanical ventilation with heat recovery), • domestic NIBE, • domestic ASHP (air source heat pump), • domestic GSHP (ground source heat pump), • domestic unvented cylinders — with no gas supply, • electric boilers, • thermal heat stores, • infrared heating.

title: Renewables and New Technology

description: Renewables/new technology contract for all Clarion properties nationwide. This will consist of a pre-planned programme of inspections, responsive repairs and remedial works for equipment in communal and individual dwellings. To include: • air conditioning, • solar PV (photovoltaic), • wind, • MVHR’s (mechanical ventilation with heat recovery), • domestic NIBE, • domestic ASHP (air source heat pump), • domestic GSHP (ground source heat pump), • domestic unvented cylinders — with no gas supply, • electric boilers, • thermal heat stores, • infrared heating.

Clarion Housing Group

street: 6 More London Place

postalCode: SE1 2DA


name: Cheshire west and Chester Borough Council

title: Phase 3 (7) 8 seats and under

description: Parkers - £109.99

street: HQ, 58 Nicholas Street

postalCode: CH1 2NP


title: Asset Delivery Area 4 - White Marine Salt (Bagged) 2020 - 2022

description: Highways England Asset Delivery Area 4 purchase of White Marine Salt (Bagged) for the period of 2020 - 2022 via Lot 4B of the ESPO framework 220.

Highways England

street: Stirling House, Lakeside Court, Osier Drive, Sherwood Business Park,

postalCode: NG15 0DS


title: Transport Services Tender Batch 1068

description: Special Education Needs Transport in Lincolnshire

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

Lincolnshire County Council

street: Crown House, Grantham Street

postalCode: LN2 1BD


title: London and Quadrant Housing Trust — Utilities Consultant Framework 2020-2024

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 Utilities Consultant 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 Service providers only.

London and Quadrant Housing Trust

street: 29-25 West Ham Lane

postalCode: E15 4PH

Gattica Associates Ltd

street: Abingdon House, Cumberland Business Centre, Northumberland Road

postalCode: PO5 1DS


title: CEFAS20-20 - CLiP Review desktop study on the waste management (Sri Lanka)

description: Cefas will work with partners across the Commonwealth to share expertise and find solutions to the environmental and socio-economic problems caused by litter in the marine environment. As poor waste management on land is a major source of marine litter, understanding what contributes to this, determining waste composition and understanding why it is mismanaged is important. Cefas requires the successful Tenderer to develop a desktop study to assess the current situation of waste management within Sri Lanka. The Tenderer will base their analysis on existing scientific literature, official reports and interviews with experts from relevant local or international stakeholders that can address possible knowledge gaps or provide unpublished data ('grey literature'). The overall aim of the desktop study is to understand how solid waste mismanagement in Sri Lanka is contributing to marine litter, considering both major leaks of waste into the environment and the status of the initiatives that are currently diverting waste from disposal (recycling, reducing, reusing, composting, bans etc).

Defra Network eTendering Portal

street: Pakefield Road,

postalCode: NR33 0HT


title: 52037 Cardigan Road Childrens Home, Bridlington

description: Refurbishment of ground floor toilet; includes renewal of sanitaryware, floor coverings and redecoration.

East Riding of Yorkshire

street: County Hall, Cross Street

postalCode: HU17 9BA


name: Greater Glasgow Health Board (hereafter referred to as the ‘Authority’)

description: Radiotherapy equipment installed at the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre, located at the Gartnavel General Hospital (the ‘Beatson’) within Greater Glasgow Health Board would reach the end of its recommended life-expectancy and was due for replacement under the Scottish Government's Radiotherapy Capital Equipment Replacement Programme (CERP). This NHS requirement includes the provision for the purchase of the following products: 2 x Brachytherapy HDR Afterloaders. The implementation of the products will be undertaken by the contractor on a ‘turnkey’ basis. It was intended that an award would be made to 1 successful contractor who would act in the role of prime contractor for supply of all products and associated services to the boards. This meant that the successful contractor should assume full responsibility for supply of all products and associated services. The successful contractor should solely be responsible for effecting any subcontracting or collaborative arrangements required with other suppliers to allow the successful contractor to meet this commitment.

title: Radiotherapy, Brachytherapy HDR Afterloader, for Greater Glasgow Health Board

description: Radiotherapy equipment installed at the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre, Glasgow, will reach the end of its recommended life-expectancy and is due for replacement under the Scottish Government's Radiotherapy Capital Equipment Replacement Programme (CERP). This NHS requirement includes the provision for the purchase of the following products: 2 x Brachytherapy HDR Afterloaders. The implementation of the products will be undertaken by the contractor on a ‘turnkey’ basis. It is intended that an award will be made to one successful contractor who will act in the role of prime contractor for supply of all products and associated services to the authority. This means that the successful contractor shall assume full responsibility for supply of all products and associated services.

street: c/o NHS National Services Scotland, Gyle Square, 1 South Gyle Crescent

postalCode: EH12 9EB

Varian Medical Systems UK Ltd

street: Gatwick Road

postalCode: RH10 9RG


title: GB-London: Cutty Sark Welcome Area Video

description: Film production services for the Welcome Area strand of Royal Museums Greenwich's Cutty Sark Enrichment project. To create a visually engaging video to promote Cutty Sark to visitors, showing the ship's history and the experience on board to entice visitors to buy tickets.

National Maritime Museum

street: National Maritime Museum, Park Row

postalCode: SE10 9NF


title: Graduation Services

description: The University is seeking to appoint suitably qualified suppliers to deliver the following services: Lot 1: Graduation Gowning Lot 2: Graduation Photography Lot 3: Graduation Ceremony Filming Tenderers are invited to submit proposals for one or more of the above lots. To express an interest in this project and access full documentation, please visit www.in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofhuddersfield

University of Huddersfield e-Tendering

street: University of Huddersfield, Queensgate

postalCode: HD1 3DH


name: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn Nhs Foundation Trust

description: Provision of 24/7 365 Managed Support service 2020/2023

street: QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL,


title: Delivery of Neurodiverse support services on behalf of Health Education England working across the East Midlands.

description: The PSU requires a provider who can facilitate initial screenings, full assessments and possibly face to face support for applicable trainees. The initial screening will need to use the most appropriate evidence-based methods/software. Following this initial screening trainees should be contacted with the outcome of this result with a copy of the outcome provided to the trainee and the Professional Support Unit. It is envisaged that following the initial screening, a recommendation may be made that a percentage of the trainee doctors and dentists would benefit from either a full Psychological assessment and/or one to one support. Again, where a full assessment has been deemed appropriate a copy of this report will need to be provided to the trainee and PSU. If a trainee undertakes one to one support a summary report detailing techniques covered will need to be provided. Tenders should be capable of demonstrating a commitment to this work and the overall aim of Dyslexia and learning needs services with a track record of delivering a high-quality service. They should be able to demonstrate a working knowledge of the NHS and a thorough understanding of the current NHS policy, equal opportunities and compliance with General Protection Regulations (GDPR).

Health Education England

street: 1st Floor, Blenheim House, Duncombe Street

postalCode: LS1 4PL


title: Positive Behavioural Support Training

description: PLEASE APPLY VIA THE KENT BUSINESS PORTAL & REGISTER HERE FOR FURTHER DETAILS: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=803d1973-fb47-ea11-80ff-005056b64545&p=8691483f-2f3d-e711-80e1-005056b64545 Medway Council ('The Council') and Medway Clinical Commissioning Group wish to select and appoint a suitable training provider to deliver a series of Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) training courses to health and social care staff within Medway. Medway Council (on behalf of itself and Medway CCG) invites contractors to submit a quotation (Document 3) to meet the Council's requirements set out in this Invitation to Quote (Document 1) as detailed in the Specification of Requirement (Document 2) and in accordance with these instructions (Document 1) and the Council's Terms and Conditions of Contract. The training provider will be required to deliver the courses a series of courses. Level 1 being an introduction to the positive behaviour support, Level 2 will be a more advanced course that builds on level 1 and is designed to train individuals who can provide coaching and support to those trained at level 1. PBS awareness to senior leaders, and basic functional assessment. The contract will be managed by the Medway College of Social Care (MCSC). The courses will be delivered between April 2020 and August 2020. It is estimated that a total of 13 courses (8 level 1, 2 level 2, 2 basic functional assessment and 1 senior leaders awareness course) will delivered within this contract. The hours of each training event should be 10:00 to 16:00 for a minimum of 10 and maximum of 12 delegates.

Medway Council

street: Medway Council,

postalCode: ME4 4TR


title: GB-Lowestoft: DA- Legal Advice

description: Legal advice for Phase Out of RV Management Services Contract.


name: LHC for the Welsh Procurement Alliance (WPA)

title: Lot No: 9 - Neath Pоrt Talbot

description: Residential Construction in Neath Pоrt Talbot The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn

description: The Works to be delivered are new build housing projects, including housing, bungalows, flats, apartments and accommodation such as care homes and student accommodation etc. WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a Value-Banded sub-Lot structure for housing within for delivery of developments of varying sizes either via traditional or modern methods of construction of: up to 5 units; 6 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. Plus a separate sub-Lot for Accommodation construction and / or operation. The DPS also provides for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. However, whilst scope for this associated development is included, capability to compete such developments is also not criteria for participation in the DPS.

title: Torfaen

title: Swansea

title: Rhondda Cуnоn Taff

title: Pembrokeshire

title: Powys South

title: Powys North

title: Newport

title: Neath Pоrt Talbot

title: Monmouthshire

title: Mеrthуr Tydfil

title: Ceredigion

title: Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе

description: The Works to be delivered are new build housing projects, including housing, bungalows, flats, apartments and accommodation such as care homes and student accommodation etc. WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a Value-Banded sub-Lot structure for housing within for delivery of developments of varying sizes either via traditional or up to 5 units; 6 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and modern methods of construction of: above. Plus a separate sub-Lot for Accommodation construction and / or operation. The DPS also provides for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. However, whilst scope for this associated development is included, capability to compete such developments is also not criteria for participation in the DPS.

title: Cardiff

title: Caerphilly

title: Brіdgеnd

title: Blaenau Gwent

description: The works to be delivered are new build housing projects, including housing, bungalows, flats, apartments and accommodation such as care homes and student accommodation, etc. WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value-banded sub-lot structure for housing within for delivery of developments of varying sizes either via traditional or modern methods of construction of: up to 5 units; 6-15 units; 16-49 units; 50 units and above. Plus a separate sub-lot for accommodation construction and/or operation. The DPS also provides for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. However, whilst scope for this associated development is included, capability to compete such developments is also not criteria for participation in the DPS.

title: Lot No: 10 - Newport

description: Residential Construction in Newport The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot No: 13 - Pembrokeshire

description: Residential Construction in Pembrokeshire The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot No: 17 - Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn

description: Residential Construction in Blаеnаu Gwеnt The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot No: 14 - Rhondda Cуnоn Taff

description: Residential Construction in Rhondda Cуnоn Taff. The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot no: 15 - Swansea

description: Residential Construction in Swansea The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot No: 16 – Torfaen

title: Lot No: 12 – South Powys

description: Residential Construction in South Powys. The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot No: 11 – North Powys

description: Residential Construction in North Powys. The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot No: 8: Monmouthshire

description: Residential Construction in Monmouthshire. The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot No: 7 – Mеrthуr Tydfil

description: Residential Construction in Mеrthуr Tydfil. The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot No: 6 – Ceredigion

description: Residential Construction in Ceredigion The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot No: 5 – Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе

description: Residential Construction in Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot No: 4 – Cardiff

description: Residential Construction in Cardiff The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot No: 3 – Caerphilly

description: Residential Construction in Caerphilly The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot No: 2 – Brіdgеnd

description: Residential Construction in Brіdgеnd The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.) WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: Lot No: 1 – Blаеnаu Gwеnt

description: Residential Construction in Blаеnаu Gwеnt The proposed lot structure consists of 17 lots across 16 South and Mid-Wales counties: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly County; Cardiff; Cаrmаrthеnѕhіrе; Ceredigion; North Powys; South Powys; Mеrthуr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Pоrt Talbot; Nеwроrt; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cуnоn Taff; Swansea; Torfaen; Vаlе оf Glаmоrgаn. The Works (including associated Services and / or Supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.). WPA anticipates a wide range of projects being delivered under the DPS, from single smaller sites to complex multi-site projects. This is reflected in a value banded sub-lots structure within each county for delivery of developments of varying sizes: up to 5 units; 5 – 15 units; 16 – 49 units; 50 units and above. It may be that a specialist lot within each county will be included to provide for the construction of Accommodation, in addition to the 4 value-banded lots which would then be specifically for the construction of Housing. The DPS may also provide for the delivery of associated community buildings to residential developments (such as hubs and sporting facilities e.g. meeting places; health and care centres; recreational facilities and libraries). Plus, any associated commercial facilities such as car parks and retail units. Further the DPS may also allow for the refurbishment of existing buildings as part of a new build construction scheme.

title: South and Mid-Wales Residential Construction DPS

description: LHC is a joint committee of local authorities acting as the Central Purchasing Body for WPA to set up a DPS for Residential Construction (and any associated community buildings) across South and Mid-Wales. The works (including associated services and/or supplies) to be delivered include the development of new build housing projects, including ‘Housing’ (housing, bungalows, flats, apartments etc.) and ‘Accommodation’ (sheltered accommodation, care homes, extra care (e.g. dementia) student accommodation etc.)


name: Ministry of Defence, DIO, Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO)

description: Contract for the provision, supply and delivery of approximately 410 000 litres (+/- 10 %) p.a. of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) via tanks to residences occupied by UK personnel in NSE, Naples on a 3-year basis.

title: Contract for the Provision of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) to UK Residences NSE, Naples

description: Contract for the provision, supply and delivery of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) to domestic residences occupied by UK personnel in NSE, Naples.

street: DIO Commercial Room 1.2.02-1.2.21, Kentigern House, 65 Brown Street

postalCode: G2 8EX


title: Post 16 Education and Training DPS

description: Delivery of Post-16 Education, Learning and Training programmes. • Category 1: Study Programme (16-19 years) • Category 2: Traineeships (16-18 years) • Category 3: Traineeships (19-24 years) • Category 4: Adult Education Budget (19 years +) Further Categories may be added throughout the duration as requirements change. All Suppliers are welcome to apply to be on any additional categories as and when they become available.

procurementMethodDetails: CallOffFromDynamicPurchasingSystem:

South Tyneside Council

street: Town Hall, Westoe Road,


title: The Provision of a Legal Services Framework to Brunel University London

description: Brunel University London ("Brunel") has identified that its legal requirements fall under four (4) main areas of expertise which are outlined below and wishes to appoint firms of solicitors to provide advice in the following areas of law: Lot 1- Commercial Services; Lot 2 - Property & Estates; Lot 3 - Human Resources; Lot 4 - Student Matters, governance and regulatory. Brunel will appoint up to a maximum of three (3) suppliers in respect of each Lot following approval of recommended contract award. Further information can be found in the tender documents available via www.brunelesourcing.com

Brunel University

street: Brunel University London,

postalCode: UB8 3PH


title: Guinness Partnership - Exeter - EA, CoW & CDM Services

description: Call off from Dynamic Purchasing System

WESTWORKS PROCUREMENT LIMITED

street: Horton Avenue, Cannings Hill,

postalCode: sn10 2uz


title: Bikeability Training

description: The provision of Bikeability training within the Wakefield district from 01/09/20 to 31/03/21

procurementMethodDetails: :OpenNonOJEU

Wakefield Council

street: Wakefield One Po Box 700,Burton Street,


title: For the provision of HV/LV Maintenance at Waterside Park Swindon.

description: Public Power Solutions Ltd is seeking competitive tender bids from potential providers for a three-year framework agreement for the supply of HV/LV Maintenance at our Swindon facility.

Public Power Solutions e-Tendering

street: Waterside Park Darby Close Cheney Manor Industrial Estate, Swindon

postalCode: SN2 2PN


name: BAE SYSTEMS APPLIED INTELLIGENCE LIMITED

title: Provision of Applied Intelligence Support in Relation to Covid-19

description: Direct Award to BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

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


description: SWR is seeking to procure the services of an accredited supplier who can provide the services for gauge clearance and provide locomotives compatible with the SWR legacy fleet to undertake rolling stock movements of classes 455/456/458 varying from 2 car, 4 car and 5 car units.

title: Rolling Stock Movements of Class 455/456/458 Varying from 2 Car, 4 Car and 5 Car Units

First MTR South Western Trains Ltd

street: 4th Floor, Capital House, 25 Chapel Street

postalCode: NW1 5DH


description: Choice Housing Ireland wish to engage a single service provider to carry out fire risk assessments services for its’ existing property stock, provide fire safety strategies for new developments and provide specialist fire safety advice and investigations across a number of sites and range of property types throughout Ireland (Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland). Individual sites may be either directly managed by Choice Staff or Jointly Managed by a range of organisations who will have varying degrees of day-to-day management responsibilities both of the premises and tenants/residents. Full details of the services is provided in the procurement documents.

title: PRN1337 Fire Risk Assessment and Fire Engineering Services

Choice Housing

street: Leslie Morrell House 37-41 May Street

postalCode: BT1 4DN


title: 2019/2020 Annual subscription to Housemark

description: Yearly subscription to Housemark Ltd

Leeds City Council

street: Navigation House, 8 George Mann Road

postalCode: LS10 1DJ