title: Job Entry: Targeted Support Scotland - Expression of Interest - Ingeus call for Partner organisations

description: Ingeus are tendering for the Job Entry: Targeted Support Scotland (JETS Scotland) service. DWP are launching JETS Scotland, a light touch employment programme, to tackle the rise in unemployment due to the Covid-19 pandemic. JETS Scotland will support people who have been unemployed and in receipt of benefits for at least 13 weeks, offering personalised support for a maximum of 182 days. JETS Scotland will be measured against a high-level delivery offer, and achievement of employment outcomes, based on participant earnings. We are therefore looking to partner with organisations who have experience of delivering employability services in Scotland. The key elements to be provided under JETS Scotland include: - Personalised approach including regular adviser contact, tailored action plan and using collaborative approach to getting the Participant back into employment. - Diagnostic screening (inc. IT skills and Basic Skills capability assessment). - Job search support (inc. CV writing; application process, Interview techniques, including online interviewing). - Skills analysis including identifying transferable skills - help with support to consider different employment sectors/routes and ways of working including home working. - Re-building confidence and self-efficacy in Post Covid-19 environment (inc. support for anxieties about working in a Covid-19 environment with peer support network, potential access to mental health and wellbeing support) - Advice and guidance for those wishing to change sector (e.g. building on the sector based "Step Into" guides Providers already use) - Signposting to other support (inc. local skills provision, NEA)

Ingeus

street: 5th Floor, 18 Mansell St,,

postalCode: E1 8AA


currency: GBP

description: Haulage, processing, sorting and sale of co-mingled dry recycling materials.

scheme: CPV

title: Haulage, Processing, Sorting and Sale of Co-mingled Dry Recycling Materials

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Tewkesbury Borough Council are inviting tenders for the provision of a haulage, processing, sorting and sale of co-mingled dry recycling materials. Suppliers that would like to take part in this process are invited to express interest upon which will they will be given access to the full documentation through this eTendering system. When the documents have been made available involved suppliers will receive notification via email and the documents can be accessed from the my tenders area of this website and selecting the view details button of this project. Please allow sufficient time to make your return as late returns will not be permitted. Any questions relating to this should be made via correspondence on the website and can be addressed to the main contact as shown in the details above.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

Tewkesbury Borough Council

street: Council Offices, Gloucester Road

postalCode: GL20 5TT

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


name: Bath and Northeast Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire STP

documentType: awardNotice

title: ITT: itt__31511 - Provision of Planning Agent Support Services

description: Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust intends to appoint a planning agent to support with the Trust's estate major works programme. This proposed appointment requires the agent to support with planning applications for the following schemes: - Existing Clover Building Decant (anticipated value of £3m) - Clover Building Replacement (Rebuild) (anticipated value of £10m) - Integrated Front Door (IFD) Major Works (anticipated value of £25m) - Existing Commonhead Building Replacement (anticipated value of £2m) It is the expectation that this contract will be let on a 1 year basis.

procurementMethod: open

street: Marlborough Road,

postalCode: SN3 6BB

countryName: GB


title: Provision of User Research Services

description: Inclusive research and design and innovation consultancy, specialising in providing research-based innovation and design solutions for the Test and Trace App specifically for Accessibility users.

Department of Health and Social Care

street: 39 Victoria Street,

postalCode: SW1H 0EU


title: Fruit and Vegetables

description: Supply and delivery of fruit and vegetable products.

title: Bread and Dairy

description: Supply and delivery of bread and dairy products.

title: CPU 2260 Fruit and Vegetables and Bread and Dairy provision

description: Fruit and vegetables and bread and dairy provision.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Nottingham City Council

street: Loxley House, Station Street

postalCode: NG2 3NG


title: FM20124 - High Voltage Maintenance Services Daresbury Laboratory

description: The final date and time for the submission of bids is Monday 28th September 2020 at 11:00. DO NOT apply directly to the buyer. All tender information MUST be submitted through the Delta eSourcing Portal. Brief Description of Requirement UK Research and Innovation has a requirement to establish a contract for a single Contractor to provide High Voltage Maintenance Services at Daresbury Laboratory. The following assets are on site and a full asset register is included in Appendix 4. - HV Ring Main - PF Correction - Transformer - Battery Charging Unit - Distribution Board - Low Voltage Circuit Breaker - HV Distribution Board - HV Protection Relay - HV Vacuum Circuit Breaker For each asset, there are three key components of the service: 1) Maintenance Service Delivery - Compliance Planned Preventative Maintenance (CPPM), Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM), Remedial works and Reactive works 2) Asset Management Services - Verification and tagging of assets where data is missing 3) Minor Works - Projects related to the assets up to the value of £50,000 where the Client will provide a specification The Contract duration shall be for a period of three years with optional extensions of one- year period from commencement of the Contract (3+1). Please ensure you review all attached information to ensure a full understanding of this requirement. All attachments can be found with the Document Uploads tab within the Delta eSourcing Portal. This contract will be awarded based on the evaluation criteria set out in the ITQ document. How to Apply UK Shared Business Services Ltd (UK SBS) will be using the Delta eSourcing Portal for this procurement. To register on the Delta eSourcing portal please use the link https://uksbs.delta-esourcing.com and follow the instructions to register. If you are already registered on the Delta eSourcing Portal and wish to participate in this procurement, please use the link: https://uksbs.delta-esourcing.com and the follow the instructions to 'Login' Once you are logged into the system you will be able to link yourself into this procurement using the Access Code: J77869U283 Please disregard any content in this notice that requests your organisation "to apply directly to the buyer" as this unfortunately a system generated error, that is outside of the Contracting Authorities control.

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: Polaris House, North Star Avenue,


title: PME3643 - Walsall Safeguarding Partnership Engagement Service - Market Sounding Exercise

description: This market sounding exercise is being undertaken by Walsall Council to obtain the views of potential providers on the procurement process and possible future strategy for the following project: o Walsall Safeguarding Partnership Engagement Service The Walsall Safeguarding Partnership (WSP) have identified a need to increase participation and engagement with children, young people and vulnerable adults. As a result, Walsall Council would like to commission a service to co-ordinate the delivery of the Walsall Safeguarding Partnership Engagement Strategy. If you are interested in providing us some valuable feedback so that we can take this into account for our procurement process please download the document on this record, respond to our questions and upload it before the deadline. Thank you

Walsall Council e-Tendering

street: Darwall Street, Walsall

postalCode: WS1 1TP


title: A NEW 'VISION FOR WINCHESTER' 2020-2030 - AWARD

description: The Town Forum now wishes to produce a new Vision for Winchester to articulate aspirations for the town over the next ten years or so, not only for those who live in the area but also in its contribution to the wider district. This will function as an overarching framework for more detailed work on specific issues and as a clear statement of what the preferred long term outcomes of decision making will be. The Contract will commence on 2nd February 2020 and and ends on 30th June 2020 Interested parties should register their interest in the project via the In-Tend website https://in-tendhost.co.uk/hampshire, and complete and submit the tender return document together with any supporting information requested by 12.00 hrs on Friday 10th January 2020.

Hampshire County Council

street: Colebrook Street, Winchester

postalCode: SO23 9LJ


title: THE SERVICE AND REPAIR OF MOBILE MOVING AND LIFTING EQUIPMENT AT DAY CENTRES, AND RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES

description: Nottinghamshire County Council ("the Council") is seeking competitive quotes to source a provider to service, maintain and repair mobile moving and lifting equipment including mobile hoists at Nottinghamshire County Council run Day Centres and Residential Facilities.\r \r The Contract will be awarded for a 2-year (24month) period with an option to extend at the Council's sole discretion for an extension period of 12 months and then a further 12 months thereafter such that any extension(s) will not exceed a further 24 months period in total

Nottinghamshire County Council

street: County Hall, Loughborough Road Westbridgford

postalCode: NG2 7QP


description: Kent County Council (KCC), in partnership with Kent Police and Medway Council, have been successful in receiving funding from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG). This funding is to target children and young people (CYP) between the ages of 10-17 years, at risk of being, or already involved in serious youth violence. The strategic aims of the supporting families against youth crime fund are to: • add capacity to local authorities to help them respond to gang and youth crime issues; • test and learn from interventions and place-based initiatives; • drive improved local, multi-agency partnership working with the Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS); • develop CYP's personal resilience to withstand peer pressure and make positive choices, particularly at primary to secondary school transition; • intervene early and raise awareness of the dangers of gangs, youth violence and knife crime; • challenge a culture of acceptable knife carrying. Kent County Council secured GBP 1 362 645 over 2 years, in a collaborative bid with Medway Council, Metropolitan Police and Kent Police to deliver across North Kent (Dartford, Gravesham, Sevenoaks and Swale) and Medway. A portion of this funding has secured coordination, Police and analyst time to support the strategic aims of the project. The commissioned element of the project will focus on the operational delivery of services to CYP, their families and their communities, to both tackle and to prevent serious youth violence. This will be done by: • Preventing people from engaging with gangs and youth violence, including through raising awareness for CYP, their communities, families and professionals who support them. • Protecting vulnerable CYP by increasing community inclusion, safeguarding activity and providing intensive support.

title: Serious Youth Crime and Prevention Project

description: Kent County Council (KCC), in partnership with Kent Police and Medway Council, have been successful in receiving funding from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG). This funding is to target children and young people (CYP) between the ages of 10 – 17 years, at risk of being, or already involved in serious youth violence. The strategic aims of the supporting families against youth crime fund are to: • add capacity to local authorities to help them respond to gang and youth crime issues; • test and learn from interventions and place-based initiatives; • drive improved local, multi-agency partnership working with the voluntary and community sector (VCS); • develop CYP's personal resilience to withstand peer pressure and make positive choices, particularly at primary to secondary school transition; • intervene early and raise awareness of the dangers of gangs, youth violence and knife crime; • challenge a culture of acceptable knife carrying. Kent County Council secured GBP 1 362 645 over 2 years, in a collaborative bid with Medway Council, Metropolitan Police and Kent Police to deliver across North Kent (Dartford, Gravesham, Sevenoaks and Swale) and Medway. A portion of this funding has secured coordination, Police and analyst time to support the strategic aims of the project. The commissioned element of the project will focus on the operational delivery of services to CYP, their families and their communities, to both tackle and to prevent serious youth violence. This will be done by: • preventing people from engaging with gangs and youth violence, including through raising awareness for CYP, their communities, families and professionals who support them; • protecting vulnerable CYP by increasing community inclusion, safeguarding activity and providing intensive support.

Kent County Council

street: Sessions House

postalCode: ME14 1XQ


title: Library management system and inquiry system

description: This is a contract between the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and Bramble Hub Ltd for services to host and catalogue DHSC documents so they can be used by DHSC staff, and also by external organisations, who pay for this access. It also provides access to online databases and other information resources. The contract also provides for an inquiry system which records and manages requests from DHSC staff to librarians.

ATAMIS LTD

street: Quarry House,

postalCode: LS2 7UE


description: A single contractor to inspect, test and supply portable fire equipment.

title: Framework Agreement for the Inspection, Testing and Supply of Portable Fire Equipment

description: Framework agreement for the inspection, testing and supply of portable fire equipment. Hampshire County Council invites applications from suitably experienced organisations who wish to be considered for selection to tender for the inspection, testing and supply of portable fire equipment. The framework will commence on 17 January 2021 for a period of 4 years and will be awarded to one contractor. Interested parties should register their interest via the InTend website https://in-tendhost.co.uk/hampshire and complete and submit the Part A — Tender Questionnaire, Part B — Return Document together with any supporting information by 14.00 on 2 October 2020.

Hampshire County Council

street: The Castle

postalCode: SO23 8UJ


title: Community First

description: Voluntary Sector Support Service within the Winchester district. Organisation also covers other areas in the south.

procurementMethodDetails: :OpenOJEU

WINCHESTER CITY COUNCIL

street: City Offices,Colebrook Street,


title: Professional Services Frameworks

description: Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing is looking to procure new Construction Professional services consultant frameworks (not limited to Architects, Employers Agents, Cost Consultant, Surveys, subject matter expertise e.t.c.) aligned to its future capital program and to renew and enhance the current frameworks that come to an end in January 2021. MTVH anticipate that a competition notice will be advertised between April - June 2020.

METROPOLITAN THAMES VALLEY HOUSING

street: The Grange, 100 High Street

postalCode: N14 6PW

name: Category Manager - Corporate Services & FM


title: Lot 8 - Rawmarsh Rycroft Heating Replacement

description: Contract award notice following further competition via Lot 8 of the Rotherham MBC RCP4 framework

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

ROTHERHAM METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL

street: Riverside House, Main Street

postalCode: S60 1AE


title: Internal fit out at industrial unit 1 Highbury Road, Brandon - AWARD

description: West Suffolk Council is seeking quotations for the provision of internal fit out to vacant industrial unit 1 Highbury Road, Brandon to include construction of internal rooms, plumbing and decoration. Further details can be found in the 'My Tenders' area of this website, by selecting the 'View Details' button for this project. The deadline for quotation submissions is 12.00pm Tuesday 29th September 2020. Please note late returns will NOT be permitted. The deadline for clarification questions is 17.00pm 22nd September 2020 which must be generated via the correspondence option on the website

Suffolk Sourcing

street: Western Way, Bury St Edmunds

postalCode: IP33 3YU


title: CP2948 - Replacement of Defective Retaining Wall and Foundations at Richardson Endowed Primary School, Main Road, Smalley, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, DE7 6EF

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

Derbyshire County Council

street: Chatsworth Hall,

postalCode: DE4 3FW


title: Lincoln Green Maisonettes

description: Scaffolding works issued via Framework

Leeds City Council

street: Seacroft Ringroad Depot,

postalCode: LS14 1NZ


title: GB-Carmarthenshire: TPPL Carmarthenshire County Council HCC lot 2 - 1 x 4x4 Pickup (4756)

description: 1 x 4x4 Pickup

Carmarthenshire County Council

street: Trostre Depot,

postalCode: SA14 9RA


title: Architectural, Lead Designer, Principal Designer for Locomotion Building No.2, Locomotion, Shildon.

description: Critical to the delivery of Vision 2025, our transformation programme of the National Railway Museum, York and Locomotion, Shildon; is the provision of a collection care facility to promote the care and management of the Science Museum Group's rail vehicle collection. The proposal focuses on finding a team to design a new building to store collections which can also be visited by the public. The circa 4,000 sqm building needs to integrate with the existing museum site and its purpose is to house 40-50 rail vehicles from the Science Museum Group's world-class collection. The building has a 2.9 million GBP construction budget.Coined Locomotion Building 2, the facility will deliver a sustainable, low maintenance, low energy usage building, which is sympathetic to the nearby conservation area, further contributes to placemaking on the site, and is accessible to all. As the most significant change to Locomotion, since opening in 2004, the building will provide an enhanced and more inviting presence for the museum, emphasising its pivotal role as a cultural cornerstone for the community.The museum's intention is that Locomotion Building 2 is holistically conceived as an integrated ensemble of spaces with sustainability a key hallmark of the project. It is recognised that this major new addition will have an impact on the existing buildings and structures across the estate. Therefore, proposed enhancements to the surrounding landscape and facilities will be instrumental to the design.

Science Museum Group

street: Science Museum, Exhibition Road,

postalCode: SW7 2DD


measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

description: Design, delivery and management of a range of services including, but not limited to: pre-employment training, careers coaching, advice and guidance, paid internships, specialist skills training and support for freelancers. These services will be delivered from a facility known as the Good Growth Hub (GGH), as part of LLDC's East Works Programme, to residents living in the boroughs of Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Newham and Waltham Forest. The scope of these services include the operation and facilities management of the GGH space which is to be located on the first floor of Block A at Hackney Bridge.

title: Good Growth Hub Services

description: Design, delivery and management of a range of services including, but not limited to: pre-employment training, careers coaching, advice and guidance, paid internships, specialist skills training and support for freelancers. These services will be delivered from a facility known as the Good Growth Hub (GGH), as part of LLDC's East Works Programme, to residents living in the boroughs of Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Newham and Waltham Forest. The scope of these services include the operation and facilities management of the GGH space which is to be located on the first floor of Block A at Hackney Bridge, as described more fully in the procurement documents.

London Legacy Development Corporation

street: 1 Stratford Place, Westfield Stratford City, Montfichet Road

postalCode: E20 1EJ

A New Direction London Ltd

street: 50 Worship Street

postalCode: EC2A 2EA


title: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

description: The Mental Health Act (1983) was updated in Wales in 2007 to incorporate the introduction of a statutory requirement for Health Boards to commission Independent Mental Health Advocacy services for patients in a hospital setting. In 2010, the Mental Health (Wales) measure was passed by welsh government giving the measure the same legal status in Wales as other Mental Health acts. Whilst the Mental Health Acts (1983 and 2007) are primarily concerned with admission and discharge from hospital, the 2010 measure is concerned with the support that should be available for people with Mental Health problems in Wales regardless of where they are living. NWSSP – procurement services is seeking to undertake a robust procurement process for the provision of Independent Mental Health advocacy services within Wales. This is not a call for competition, but a notice to potential and current providers for the forthcoming renewal of Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA) All Wales contract, should you require bid documentation to be provided through the medium of the Welsh language please e-mail lee.bodenham@wales.nhs.uk and Sarah.Muir@wales.nhs.uk by Friday 18 December 2020.

title: Aneurin Bevan University Health Board

description: The Mental Health Act (1983) was updated in Wales in 2007 to incorporate the introduction of a statutory requirement for Health Boards to commission Independent Mental Health advocacy services for patients in a hospital setting. In 2010, the Mental Health (Wales) Measure was passed by Welsh Government giving the Measure the same legal status in Wales as other Mental Health acts. Whilst the Mental Health Acts (1983 and 2007) are primarily concerned with admission and discharge from hospital, the 2010 Measure is concerned with the support that should be available for people with Mental Health problems in Wales regardless of where they are living. NWSSP – procurement services is seeking to undertake a robust procurement process for the provision of independent Mental Health Advocacy services within Wales. This is not a call for competition, but a notice to potential and current providers for the forthcoming renewal of Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA) All Wales contract, should you require bid documentation to be provided through the medium of the Welsh language please e-mail lee.bodenham@wales.nhs.uk and Sarah.Muir@wales.nhs.uk by Friday 18 December 2020.

title: Cardiff and Vale University Health Board and Cwm Taf University Health Board

description: The Mental Health Act (1983) was updated in Wales in 2007 to incorporate the introduction of a statutory requirement for health boards to commission Independent Mental Health Advocacy services for patients in a hospital setting. In 2010, the Mental Health (Wales) Measure was passed by Welsh Government giving the Measure the same legal status in Wales as other Mental Health Acts. Whilst the Mental Health Acts (1983 and 2007) are primarily concerned with admission and discharge from hospital, the 2010 Measure is concerned with the support that should be available for people with Mental Health problems in Wales regardless of where they are living. NWSSP – procurement services is seeking to undertake a robust procurement process for the provision of Independent Mental Health Advocacy services within Wales. This is not a call for competition, but a notice to potential and current providers for the forthcoming renewal of Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA) All Wales contract, should you require bid documentation to be provided through the medium of the Welsh language please e-mail lee.bodenham@wales.nhs.uk and Sarah.Muir@wales.nhs.uk by Friday 18 December 2020.

title: Powys Teaching Health Board

description: The Mental Health Act (1983) was updated in Wales in 2007 to incorporate the introduction of a statutory requirement for health boards to commission Independent Mental Health Advocacy services for patients in a hospital setting. In 2010, the Mental Health (Wales) Measure was passed by Welsh Government giving the measure the same legal status in wales as other Mental Health Acts. Whilst the Mental Health Acts (1983 and 2007) are primarily concerned with admission and discharge from hospital, the 2010 Measure is concerned with the support that should be available for people with Mental health problems in Wales regardless of where they are living. NWSSP – procurement services is seeking to undertake a robust procurement process for the provision of Independent Mental Health Advocacy services within Wales. This is not a call for competition, but a notice to potential and current providers for the forthcoming renewal of Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA) All Wales contract, should you require bid documentation to be provided through the medium of the Welsh language please e-mail lee.bodenham@wales.nhs.uk and Sarah.Muir@wales.nhs.uk by Friday 18 December 2020.

title: Swansea Bay University Health Board

description: The Mental Health Act (1983) was updated in Wales in 2007 to incorporate the introduction of a statutory requirement for health boards to commission Independent Mental Health Advocacy services for patients in a hospital setting. In 2010, the Mental Health (Wales) Measure was passed by Welsh Government giving the measure the same legal status in Wales as other Mental Health Acts. Whilst the Mental Health Acts (1983 and 2007) are primarily concerned with admission and discharge from hospital, the 2010 measure is concerned with the support that should be available for people with mental Health problems in Wales regardless of where they are living. NWSSP – procurement services is seeking to undertake a robust procurement process for the provision of Independent Mental Health Advocacy services within Wales. This is not a call for competition, but a notice to potential and current providers for the forthcoming renewal of Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA) All Wales contract, should you require bid documentation to be provided through the medium of the Welsh language please e-mail lee.bodenham@wales.nhs.uk and Sarah.Muir@wales.nhs.uk by Friday 18 December 2020.

title: Hywel Dda University Health Board

description: The Mental Health Act (1983) was updated in Wales in 2007 to incorporate the introduction of a statutory requirement for health boards to commission Independent Mental Health Advocacy services for patients in a hospital setting. In 2010, the Mental Health (Wales) Measure was passed by Welsh Government giving the measure the same legal status in Wales as other Mental Health Acts. Whilst the Mental Health Acts (1983 & 2007) are primarily concerned with admission and discharge from hospital, the 2010 measure is concerned with the support that should be available for people with Mental Health problems in Wales regardless of where they are living. NWSSP – procurement services is seeking to undertake a robust procurement process for the provision of Independent Mental Health Advocacy services within Wales. This is not a call for competition, but a notice to potential and current providers for the forthcoming renewal of Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA) All Wales contract, should you require bid documentation to be provided through the medium of the Welsh language please e-mail lee.bodenham@wales.nhs.uk and Sarah.Muir@wales.nhs.uk by Friday 18 December 2020.

NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership

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

postalCode: CF15 7QZ


title: Coxon Building - Modifications to Lab F0.17

description: CPI requires a vendor to conduct engineering modifications within an existing Laboratory known as F0.17 located within CPI's Coxon Building in Sedgefield, TS21 3FE. Please see our documentation pack at https://ne1procurementservices.com/

CENTRE FOR PROCESS INNOVATION LIMITED

street: Wilton,


title: Research to understand why MTD non-compliant businesses have not yet signed up.

description: The aim of the research is to understand barriers to signing up for MTD for those businesses who are mandated to sign up have not done so. The research will consist of 45 telephone interviews with VAT businesses with a turnover of £85,000 or over, who have not signed up to Making Tax Digital. Findings from this research are expected to inform future communications to encourage businesses to sign up to MTD.

HM REVENUE & CUSTOMS

street: Alexander House,21 Victoria Avenue,


title: IPC Disposal Service

description: HMRC are providing early notification of a requirement to provide disposals of seized and abandoned goods for both hazardous and non-hazardous goods resulting from the Inland-Pre Clearance operations at the newly setup Sites at Hayes and Milton Keynes and from other HMRC operational activities. The requirement will be split into three lots: Lot 1: The Authority wishes to appoint Suppliers who can provide the most economic secure route for Destruction and Disposal via waste to energy. Lot 2: The Authority wishes to appoint Suppliers who can provide secure Processing for Waste goods prior to Destruction and Disposal with an increased emphasises on recycling wherever possible and providing rebates to the Authority (and/or Client Organisation's). Lot 3: The purpose of Lot 3 of this Framework Agreement is to appoint a single Supplier who shall be responsible for the provision of entirely independent waste consultancy and advisory services to the Authority (and/or Client Organisation's). HMRC will be holding a supplier engagement call on 9th April. This will be via a telekit. In preparation for this HMRC will be providing attendees with a draft specification and questionnaire about the requirement. To confirm your place on the supplier call, and to receive the spec and questionnaire, please email e.procurement@hmrc.gov.uk. The questionnaires must be returned before the date of the supplier day. Please note that suppliers will need to register on the HMRC SAP Ariba e-Sourcing portal in order to submit responses to an invitation to tender. Guidance on how to register can be found at: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/528355/ SAP_Ariba_Sourcing_Professional_Supplier_s_Guide_-_June_2016.pdf Once you have registered, please confirm by emailing james.drew@hmrc.gov.uk

street: Ralli Quays, 3 Stanley Street

postalCode: M60 9LA


name: Ministry of Defence, Land Equipment, Armoured Vehicles Programmes - Artillery Systems Programme

title: SERPENS RFI 2

description: Text to be corrected in the original notice: Place of text to be modified: II.1 Instead of: previous description Read: RFI 2 Other additional information: The Authority reserves the right to amend any condition related to security of information to reflect any changes in national law or government policy. If any contract documents are accompanied by instructions on safeguarding classified information (e.g. a Security Aspects Letter), the Authority reserves the right to amend the terms of these instructions to reflect any changes in national law or government policy, whether in respect of the applicable protective marking scheme, specific protective markings given, the aspects to which any protective marking applies, or otherwise. The link below to the Gov.uk website provides information on the Government Security Classification. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/government-security-classifications Advertising Regime OJEU:- This contract opportunity is published in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU),the MoD Defence Contracts Bulletin and www.contracts.mod.uk THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL SUPPLIERS THAT "RFI 2" IS NOW AVAILABLE ON THE AWARD PORTAL. SERPENS is a Category A equipment procurement project taking into account the through life costs. The main Users are 1 Arty Brigade and 1 ISR Brigade. The In Service date for SERPENS is 2026 with an anticipated Out of Service Date of 2057. If not already completed, registration can be found on the SERPENS AWARD Portal where the Authority will be sharing information throughout the project. https://award.bravosolution.co.uk/serpens/web/project/101/register. RFI 2 will close by 23.55 17/04/2020

street: Abbey Wood,

postalCode: BS34 8JH


name: Octavian Facilities Management Ltd T/A Octavian Security UK

title: Fusion21 Workplace and Facilities Framework

description: Fusion21 is developing a framework for the full provision of workplace and facilities services across public sector estates. This procurement exercise is inviting tenders from all interested companies who meet the criteria set out in the tender documentation for the lots they wish to bid for. The framework is split into six (6) lots, these include: 1) FM Principal Contractor (Bundled/TFM), 2) FM Managing Agent, 3) Cleaning and Washroom Services, 4) Security Services, 5) Waste Management, 6) Building Engineering Services (M&E).

Fusion21 Members Consortium

street: Unit 2 Puma Court, Kings Business Park, Kings Drive

postalCode: L34 1PJ

Apleona HSG Ltd

street: Fifth Floor City Reach, 5 Greenwich View Place

postalCode: E14 9NN

Galliford Try Facilities Management Ltd

street: Blake House 3 Frayswater Place, Cowley

postalCode: UB8 2AD

Sewell Facilities Management Ltd

street: Geneva Way, Leads Road

postalCode: HU7 0DG

Biffa Waste Services Ltd

street: Coronation Road, Cressex

postalCode: HP12 3TZ

Churchill Service Solutions Ltd

street: Unit 1 40 Coldharbour Lane

postalCode: AL5 4UN

street: Chesterfield House, 1 Station Street, Bingham

postalCode: NG13 8AQ

Mario Group Facility Management Ltd

street: 1 Eagle Street, Craighall Business Park

postalCode: G4 9XA

GVA Grimley Ltd

street: 3 Brindley Place

postalCode: B1 2JB


title: RA285104 - 0AR - TyneHealth Ltd - Oxford Centre - Pharmacy Hub

description: You are invited to submit a quotation on behalf of NHS North of England CSU for TyneHealth Ltd - Oxford Centre - Pharmacy Hub under the Terms and Conditions of NHS SBS LINK: 2 IT Hardware and Services SBS/16/PC/WAD/9023 Lot 2 - Laptops - The deadline for clarification questions is 22/06/2020 1pm. Responses to the clarification questions will be sent out, no later than 24 hours after the deadline.\ Delivery lead time and Prices must specified on the Multiquote and Quotes all prices net VAT. - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA285104. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA285104 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

NHS Shared Business Services (SBS)

street: Chandlers Point, Halyard Court

postalCode: M50 2UW


description: 34 air quality audits at the contracting authority's maintained schools and other non-maintained schools in the Old Kent Road (OKR) Opportunity Area, within the London Borough of Southwark. The list of schools is set out in the procurement documents. 38 non-maintained schools in Southwark will be invited to receive an air quality audit at their own expense under this contract. The list of those schools is set out in the procurement documents, together with a list of those schools which are not eligible to apply.

title: School Air Quality Audits

description: Air quality audits in various schools within the London Borough of Southwark.

London Borough of Southwark

street: Southwark Council, 160 Tooley Street

postalCode: SE1 2QH

WSP (UK) Ltd

street: 70 Chancery Lane

postalCode: WC2A 1AF


title: Server Hardware Requirement

description: Server Hardware. Exact requirements within STatement of Requirements in Email chain.

HM Passport Office : Home Office

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

postalCode: L3 9PP

name: Crown Commercial Service on behalf of HM Passport Office : Home Office


title: Mapping Multilateral & Bilateral Funded Infrastructure Projects in India and Enable UK Companies to Gain Business Wins from these projects

description: Mapping Multilateral & Bilateral funded infrastructure projects in India and enable UK companies to gain business wins from these projects

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

Foreign & Commonwealth Office

street: King Charles Street,

postalCode: SW1A 2AH


title: Kirkleatham School Transport requirements

description: Award of Kirkleatham School Transport route under Lot 6 of School, College & Centre Passenger Transport DPS

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromDynamicPurchasingSystem

REDCAR & CLEVELAND BOROUGH COUNCIL

street: Redcar & Cleveland House,Kirkleatham Street,


description: The primary service requirement of the authority is for the waste transfer facility to receive waste diverted away from its energy recovery facility which is located adjacent to the waste transfer facility during its planned or unplanned downtimes which is anticipated to be around 40 days a year. However, the energy recovery facility's downtimes can be less or significantly longer than 40 days in the future. Tonnage data has been provided as part of the tender pack to give tenderers an indication of the facility's downtimes in the past 3 years. However, there are a number of function in addition to the above requirement that the waste transfer facility's operator will be expected to undertake which are detailed in the specification. The contract for this service provision will be for an initial period of 5 years with an estimated annual value of 140 000 GBP with provision to extend the contract for a further 4 years, subject to the parties' mutual agreement.

title: CP 1875-20 Contract for the Operation of Devon County Council's Waste Transfer Facility in Exeter

description: The authority owns a waste transfer facility in Exeter (the Facility) which offers an approximate working floor area of 840 square metres, surrounded on three sides by 5-metre-high, reinforced concrete push walls. The Authority will lease the Facility to the incoming service provider on a peppercorn rent basis, from which point the service provider will undertake the authority’s service requirements explained in the specification.

Devon County Council

street: County Hall, Matford Lane Offices, Topsham Road

postalCode: EX2 4QD


title: NHS National Generic Pharmaceuticals - Inhalation Anaesthetics and Vaporisers

description: 23.5 months with an option or options to extend for a period or periods of up to 47 months All Regions - 15 February 2021 to 31 January 2023

NHS England

street: 2nd Floor, Rutland House,

postalCode: WA7 2ES


title: Business Case Advisor

description: This contract has been awarded via an STA. This is to provide a business case for the VOA.

procurementMethodDetails: :SingleTenderActionNonOJEU

Valuation Office Agency

street: 10 South Colonnade,

postalCode: E14 4PU


title: GB-Middlesbrough: ERDF Tech Scale Programme Delivery

description: Teesside University have a requirement to appoint a maximum of 3 consultants who share the University's values and have the relevant skills, expertise and experience to enhance and support DigitalCity through the delivery of a range of workshops for Tees Valley digital SMEs who want to scale and make a step change in the size of their business. This is an ERDF funded project.

Teesside University

street: Borough Road,

postalCode: TS1 3BA


name: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire

title: Kings Worthy Re-provision at HFRS for Hampshire Constabulary

description: The Wessex building is an existing modular building located at Hampshire Fire and Police Headquarters in Eastleigh, Hampshire that has reached the end of its life and is to be replace with a larger building to accommodate the relocation of Hampshire Constabulary Police Officers and Staff from Kings Worthy Court. The works comprises the demolition and removal of an existing two storey modular building and installation of a new larger two storey modular building. Works will include but not be limited to the following: • demolition and removal of existing modular building; • design, supply, delivery and installation of new two storey modular building; • connection to existing services on site; • making good of existing surfaces; • erection of a perimeter security fence with associated gates; • erection of a bin store enclosure; • erection of a Vehicle cleaning bay; • setting out of site lines. The successful contractor will be responsible for the design of the new two storey modular building and to work in collaboration with the client to ensure the operational requirements are incorporated.

street: St George's Chambers, St George's Street

postalCode: SO23 8AJ


description: This requirement is for the supply of UKRI citizen science collaboration grant support package services, full details of which are contained in the UKRI-1032 specification document (and any other associated documentation). We want to ensure that the investment we make in the citizen science collaboration grant leads to the greatest possible impact, and that the project teams feel supported and empowered to deliver highly successful projects. The supplier will help project teams to anticipate, mitigate and, where possible, solve, specific issues as they arise, drawing on their own experience, the collective expertise of the project teams, UKRI, third party expertise and published evidence. We are looking for suppliers with expertise in supporting or evaluating grant-funded projects, particularly in the areas of public engagement with research, citizen science, community engagement, public involvement or co-production. All attachments can be found with the Document Uploads tab within the Delta eSourcing Portal. To register on the Delta eSourcing portal please use the link www.delta-sourcing.com and follow the instructions to register. If you are already registered on the Delta eSourcing Portal and wish to participate in this procurement, please use the link https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/J7BM98Y296. Once you are logged in you will be able to link yourself into this procurement using the Access Code J7BM98Y296

title: Citizen Science Collaboration Grant Support Package

description: Contract award notice for: citizen science collaboration grant support package.

UK Research and Innovation

street: Polaris House, North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FL

The Young Foundation

street: Toynbee Hall, 28 Commercial street

postalCode: E1 6LS


title: Children's residential placements - Consortia Commissioning - Framework second re-opening October 2020

description: TRANSPARENCY INFORMATION FOR THE CHILDRENS RESIDENTIAL CARE MARKET REFERENCE TO THE CONSORTIA COMMISSIONING FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT FOR CHILDREN'S RESIDENTIAL PLACEMENTS This communication is being sent to notify the market of the plan regarding the framework reopening. This notice is being sent by Southampton City Council, as lead purchaser for the framework on behalf of the consortium. The second anniversary of the framework is 1st October 2020 and the consortium has considered the planning and resources required to undertake the annual reopening. Consortium members have experienced unprecedented challenge and pressure on resources due to COVID-19 and the resources that would normally be available within the consortium for use in planning and implementing the re-opening exercise have been and continue to be diverted towards pandemic-related emergency planning and response. On this basis, the consortium has decided not to reopen the framework for the second anniversary. The third anniversary reopening will be published in approximately June/July 2021.

SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL

street: Civic Centre,Civic Centre Road,


title: Off-Payroll Reform Agencies

description: The core objectives of this research project are: - To understand the effects of the 2017 off-payroll working rules reform on agencies and to provide insights into how contractors may have been impacted. - To understand what further support agencies might need on the off-payroll working rules ahead of the changes in April 2021. - To understand any early effects of the 2021 reform.

HM REVENUE & CUSTOMS

street: Ralli Quays, 3 Stanley Street

postalCode: M60 9LA


title: 1969 - Flat Panel X-Ray Detector

description: CPI have the requirement for a top-end X-ray flat panel detector which will be utilised for real-time as well as 3D cone beam CT dynamic imaging, together with 150 kV microfocus x-ray generator (5 µm focal spot size).

CENTRE FOR PROCESS INNOVATION LIMITED

street: Wilton,


title: Relocation of protected species of reptiles at Rural Activity Garden Centre, Hillingdon

description: The London Borough of Hillingdon (LBofH) is seeking an ecology consultant to relocate protected species of reptiles, particularly slow worms at Rural Activity Garden Centre, Hillingdon, UB8 3JZ Ecological enhancement scheme report, temporary ecology fencing and removal of reptiles and other animals from the site to comply with planning approval requirements. Provision of an ecology plan to fulfil planning approval conditions, temporary fencing and search, capture for relocation in adjacent nature reserve all reptiles discovered. It is anticipated that 45 visits will be required to clear the site of reptiles and these will be paid for individually. The work includes compliance with all Environmental Agency Regulation, statutory requirements and recommended good practice. Site Visit is Mandatory and has been set for Thursday 20th February 2020 at 2pm to 4pm

London Borough of Hillingdon

street: London Borough of Hillingdon, Civic Centre,

postalCode: UB8 1UW


title: Contract for the supply and installation of a ARAMIS Adjusatable Base 3D Essential Line System for the University of Birmingham

description: Contract for the supply and Installation of ARAMIS Adjustable Base 3D Essential Line System for the University of Birmingham

UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM

street: Edgbaston,


title: ATHLETE ACQUISITION CAMPAIGN FOR TEAM GB AND PARALYMPICSGB

description: As we approach Games-time (Tokyo 2020), UK Sport is seeking an agency partner with expertise in digital to work alongside our teams to create, plan and launch a successful athlete acquisition campaign, helping us find the Olympians and Paralympians of the future. Traditionally, our talent acquisition campaigns involve in-person events - this time, we're going virtual! We are specifically seeking to reach and engage 15-24-year-olds who are sporty or physically active (to participate in Olympic sport), and 15-34-year-olds with an impairment that makes them eligible to participate in Paralympic sport. We need to design and deliver a culturally relevant enablement campaign that cuts through and resonates with the target audience so they sign-up and engage with our virtual testing/enablement campaign. The tender documents must be delivered via email to talent@uksport.gov.uk by no later than 4pm on the 18th January 2021.

THE UNITED KINGDOM SPORTS COUNCIL

street: 21 Bloomsbury Street,


title: Award of a Call Off Contract via the Prison Education Dynamic Purchasing System for Bricklaying for residents at HMP Ford

Ministry of Justice.

street: 5 Wellington Place,

postalCode: LS1 5AP


name: Ministry of Defence, DE&S Mat Strat, DE&S Mat Strat


title: CSRP business analyst services

description: Extension to existing contract for the provision of business analyst services, supporting the Department's CSRP programme.

Department For Education

street: Piccadilly Gate,Store Street,


name: NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit

title: Virtual Market Engagement Event - Continuing Healthcare AQP for Lincolnshire - Window 2

description: Lincolnshire CCG would like to invite providers to attend a Virtual Market Engagement Event regarding the opening of a 2nd window for an AQP service for Continuing Health Care Residential and Nursing Care. The service will be provided for people (Service Users) who have been determined by the Commissioner as having NHS-funded continuing healthcare or Funded Nursing Care entitlement. The service objective is to deliver care in a Care Home for those Service Users, that meet the above criteria and whom are in receipt of NHS Funded continuing healthcare or Funded Nursing care. The provider shall deliver an appropriate level of care as defined in the Individual's Care Plan. They shall provide accommodation to ensure that the Service Users health and social care needs are met within the regulatory requirements of the Care Quality Commission.

street: Bridge House, The Point, Lions Way,

postalCode: NG34 8GG


description: The provision of courier services, including the delivery and collection of test kits from regional tests sites, homes and care homes across the UK and delivery to specialist laboratories as part of the UK Covid-19 Testing strategy across multiple testing pillars.

title: Covid-19 Response Courier Services

awardCriteria: priceOnly

procurementMethod: direct

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Department of Health and Social Care

street: 39 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0EU

Royal Mail Group Ltd

street: 100 Victoria Embankment

postalCode: S49 1HQ

Tony Shaw

email: TEDREMOVED


title: Service and Maintenance of the Continuous Air Pollution Analysers

description: The Council has a statutory responsibility under Part 4 of the Environment Act 1995 to review and assess its air quality. We discharge this responsibility by way of 7 air quality analysers. To ensure the continuous air quality monitoring analysers run correctly they need to be serviced by a training engineer twice a year. When faults occur, they need to be rectified as quickly as possible, with an engineer visiting the site within 5 days of callout for most sites and within 48 hours for the site which is part of the AURN network (Automatic Urban and Rural Network). Data capture needs to be maintained above 90 % over the year to ensure accurate results. The continuous air quality monitoring analysers will be serviced and maintained to ensure accurate results. Data capture will be kept above 90% wherever possible. Analysers will be visited within 5 days of a fault being reported (48 hours for the site which is part of the AURN network). The service contract will ensure that the continuous air quality monitoring analysers are serviced by a trained engineer twice a year. If a faults occurs, the analyser will be visited by an engineer within 5 days of callout for most sites and within 48 hours for the site which is part of the AURN network (Automatic Urban and Rural Network) to identify the issue and the analyser will need to be repaired as soon as possible after this. Telephone support will be given for the analysers so officers can address any issues where an engineer is not required. All consumables for the continuous analyser and calibration gases for the servicing of the analysers will be supplied. TO REGISTER AN INTEREST AND DOWNLOAD THE TENDER DOCUMENTS, GO TO WWW.SUPPLYINGTHESOUTHWEST.ORG

Bath and North East Somerset Council

street: Guildhall, High Street

postalCode: BA1 5AW


title: Darlington BC, Various Locations within the Borough of Darlington, Carriageway Cold Milling and Surfacing to prepare Roads to Micro Asphalt Surface Treatment.

description: carriageway work

Darlington Borough Council

street: Town Hall, Feethams

postalCode: DL1 5QT


description: The Valuation Office Agency (VOA) requires access to reliable and real time supply of accurate and historical residential property data for residential properties in England, Wales and Scotland, which is sufficient to support a wide variety of valuation purposes; but specifically to improve the accuracy of the Council Tax valuation lists and to increase timeliness of response to taxpayers and limit the burden on occupiers to provide information about their properties. The data should comprise of: — full postal address (e.g. house number, house name, flat number, street, town, postcode, postal district), — property type, — physical characteristics of individual properties (e.g. number of rooms (bedrooms, bathrooms), number of floors, central heating, garage, conservatory, modernisation of building), — plan of property (e.g. dimensions, historic plans), — photographs, — transactional and marketing information for both rental and sales (e.g market price/achieved/rental price, asking price, sale price, valuation date, historical sale particulars, tenure, agent details), — real time information, — historic information as far back as possible. Access should be provided to individual residential property records via the VOA’s desktop PCs and laptops using a secure webface interface along with the ability to undertake specific search criteria for records. The VOA are investigating if residential property records comprising of the data mentioned above could be provided in a bulk format on agreed timely basis. The supplier should provide full training for key users, guidance material for all users, ongoing telephone support, ongoing maintenance and upgrades and supply management information as required by the VOA. Accuracy, reliability and consistency of the information supplied is of key importance and the supplier should have suitable quality assurance processes in place to ensure that the VOA’s requirements in this regard are met.

title: Provision of Residential Property Data to the Valuation Office Agency

description: The client requires a reliable and regularly updated supply of accurate residential and transactional property data to support a wide variety of valuation purposes and to increase timeliness of response to taxpayers and limit the burden on occupiers to provide information about their properties. The data should comprise of information relating to the physical characteristics of individual properties and transactional and marketing data. The data will only be required for residential properties. The supplier should provide access to individual residential property records via the client’s desktop PCs and laptops/probably using a website interface. The supplier should also provide a regularly updated electronic address file (to an agreed format) to enable the client to match the residential property records in its own database with those that exist within the supplier’s database. Accuracy, reliability and consistency of the information supplied is of key importance.

Valuation Office Agency

street: 10 South Colonnade, London


title: Building works and Repairs under GBP 500 000 in Value

description: Lot 1 building works and repairs under GBP 500 000 in value is to include construction, demolition, repairs to roads and pathways, roofing, fabric works, ward refurbishments THH has an ageing estate and has been utilising a number of contractors and suppliers across various disciplines, however to engage the supplier base in respect of works, it is often a challenge to meet the urgent timescales in an ever changing NHS environment. Legacy buildings with many dating back to early 1 900’s means that a lot of urgent works are required from time to time and the intention of this framework is to help expedite and speed up engagement processes with the supplier base. The scale of works range from GBP 10 000 up to GBP 15 million, and with the NHS premises changing and evolving through Covid-19 there is even more of a requirement for flexibility when it comes to appointing suppliers/contractors.

title: Building Works between GBP 500 000 and GBP 4 000 000 in Value

description: Lot 2 building works between GBP 500 000 and GBP 4 000 000 in value is to include construction, demolition, repairs to roads and pathways, roofing, fabric works, ward refurbishments THH has an ageing estate and has been utilising a number of contractors and suppliers across various disciplines, however to engage the supplier base in respect of works, it is often a challenge to meet the urgent timescales in an ever changing NHS environment. Legacy buildings with many dating back to early 1 900’s means that a lot of urgent works are required from time to time and the intention of this framework is to help expedite and speed up engagement processes with the supplier base. The scale of works range from GBP 10 000 up to GBP 15 million, and with the NHS premises changing and evolving through Covid-19 there is even more of a requirement for flexibility when it comes to appointing suppliers/contractors.

title: Internal Refurbishment — Specific Trades

description: Lot 3: Internal refurbishment: specific trades is to include glazing, flooring, painting and decorating, ward refurbishments. THH has an ageing estate and has been utilising a number of contractors and suppliers across various disciplines, however to engage the supplier base in respect of works, it is often a challenge to meet the urgent timescales in an ever changing NHS environment. Legacy buildings with many dating back to early 1 900’s means that a lot of urgent works are required from time to time and the intention of this framework is to help expedite and speed up engagement processes with the supplier base. The scale of works range from GBP 10 000 up to GBP 15 million, and with the NHS premises changing and evolving through Covid-19 there is even more of a requirement for flexibility when it comes to appointing suppliers/contractors.

title: Specialist Works

description: Lot 4: Specialist works is to include asbestos handling/removal, electrical and/or mechanical services/nurse call/med gases, fire safety works, ward refurbishments, water management. THH has an ageing estate and has been utilising a number of contractors and suppliers across various disciplines, however to engage the supplier base in respect of works, it is often a challenge to meet the urgent timescales in an ever changing NHS environment. Legacy buildings with many dating back to early 1 900’s means that a lot of urgent works are required from time to time and the intention of this framework is to help expedite and speed up engagement processes with the supplier base. The scale of works range from GBP 10 000 up to GBP 15 million, and with the NHS premises changing and evolving through Covid-19 there is even more of a requirement for flexibility when it comes to appointing suppliers/contractors.

title: Related professional services

description: Lot 5: Related professional services to include major utilities surveys and site strategies. To include a moving company to support future moves/decants. THH has an ageing estate and has been utilising a number of contractors and suppliers across various disciplines, however to engage the supplier base in respect of works, it is often a challenge to meet the urgent timescales in an ever changing NHS environment. Legacy buildings with many dating back to early 1 900’s means that a lot of urgent works are required from time to time and the intention of this framework is to help expedite and speed up engagement processes with the supplier base. The scale of works range from GBP 10 000 up to GBP 15 million, and with the NHS premises changing and evolving through Covid-19 there is even more of a requirement for flexibility when it comes to appointing suppliers/contractors.

title: Building Works Between GBP 4 000 000-GBP 15 000 000

description: Lot 6: Building works between GBP 4 000 000-GBP 15 000 000 is to include construction, demolition, repairs to roads and pathways, roofing, fabric works, ward and whole building refurbishments, car-parking. Kindly note this lot would need a further competition and may not be a direct award.

title: T/HILL/315 Minor Works Framework Agreement

description: The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (THH) is putting together a framework for minor works, ranging from small scale works, up to larger schemes. The intention of the framework is to assist the Trust and other Trusts or related NHS organisations in the North West London STP Sector and Integrated Care System (ICS), to quickly engage suppliers to deliver urgent related works in various disciplines. The sector has decided to work together to engage local suppliers that can rapidly meet the urgent needs of an ever changing NHS environment. The following link shows all organisations that form part of North West London Integrated Care System (ICS) and will be able to access the framework: https://www.england.nhs.uk/integratedcare/integrated-care-systems/north-west-london/

street: Estates Department, Kirby Way

postalCode: UB8 3XX


title: 19611 Bury Market - Installation of 3 New Lifts

description: installation of 3 new lifts.

Bury Council

street: 3 Knowsley Place, Level 2, Duke Street

postalCode: BL9 0EJ


title: South — Housing Related Support and Accommodation for 16 and 17 Year Olds

description: Building based accommodation: 1) supported living accommodation for care leavers/cared for children and unaccompanied asylum seeking children — two units of accommodation: — semi-independent living with staff 24/7 (no waking night), — at least 5hrs available 1:1 support per week per young person, — ability for support in the community such as support attending the GP or Job Centre; 2) emergency accommodation — two unit of accommodation: — access available 24 hours — ability to present and move young person in the emergency bed at any time of the day/night; — a max 5 hours per week 1:1 support from keyworker whilst in the emergency bed. There to be at least daily contact with each young person when in the emergency bed. Above four units of accommodation should be self-contained (with communal areas/activities, etc.) and in close proximity to each other. This will provide the ability for young people to manage a safe space for themselves and minimise contact with young people placed through other referral routes. Dispersed accommodation: Dispersed single occupancy move on properties in the community (Accommodation under the auspices of the Ignition Referral Panel) — 14 units of accommodation. — This is designed to meet the need for cared for children, care leavers and unaccompanied asylum seeking children to move in a planned way out of care placements into a more independent living arrangement. — Could be used as taster flats or move on for cared for children/care leavers. — x 1 keyworker that can offer floating support to these independent young people. A max of 5 1:1 hours of support per week. Total 18 units of accommodation.

title: North — Housing Related Support and Accommodation for 16 and 17 Year Olds

description: Building-based accommodation: 1) supported living accommodation for care leavers/cared for children and unaccompanied asylum seeking children — five units of accommodation: — semi-independent living with staff 24/7 (no waking night), — At least 5 hours available 1:1 support per week per young person, — ability for support in the community such as support attending the GP or Job Centre; 2) emergency accommodation — one unit of accommodation: — access available 24 hours — ability to present and move young person in the emergency bed at any time of the day/night, — a max 5 hours per week 1:1 support from keyworker whilst in the emergency bed. There to be at least daily contact with each young person when in the emergency bed. Above six units of accommodation should be self-contained (with communal areas/activities, etc.) and in close proximity to each other. This will provide the ability for young people to manage a safe space for themselves and minimise contact with young people placed through other referral routes. Dispersed accommodation Dispersed single occupancy move on properties in the community (Accommodation under the auspices of the Ignition Referral Panel) — two units of accommodation. — This is designed to meet the need for cared for children, care leavers and unaccompanied asylum seeking children to move in a planned way out of care placements into a more independent living arrangement. — Could be used as taster flats or move on for cared for children/care leavers. — x 1 keyworker that can offer floating support to these independent young people. A max of 5 1:1 hours of support per week. Total eight units of accommodation.

description: Cheshire East Council are commissioning our housing related support and accommodation service for young people 16 and 17 years old, that deliver high quality accommodation-based support to: cared for children, care leavers and unaccompanied asylum-seeking children. The provision of 16 and 17 year old housing-related support and accommodation is an exciting opportunity to improve outcomes for our children and young people, as we provide support during transition into adult life. Cheshire East Council are committed to supporting young people to feel safe. Our young people have told us they feel most vulnerable stepping out of care provisions and into supported accommodation and as such we actively want to support both our young people and providers to offer the additional wrap around support packages that they need. We appreciate that there is a significant difference between support and care. Our young people have told us they need more support outside of those purchased support hours and as such our cared for and care leavers team and other commissioned service will offer extended support to your service in regards to advice and assistance, being available and flexibility in working arrangements and collaborative working to meet changing needs. We would also welcome your involvement and presence in matching consideration and planning pre-placement for young people’s transitions both into and out of your service. To shape and inform this specification, we have linked directly with our care leavers, cared for children and unaccompanied asylum-seeking children to ensure we capture their voice, housing aspirations and support requirements. The provider will be required to support the service users with housing related support tasks to gain their independence and focus on a positive move on into independent living. Tasks will include but are not limited to: budget management, avoiding homelessness, maximising income, looking for work/training and seeking accommodation when ready for move on. Accommodation will be split into north and south of Cheshire East: Lot 1 North and Lot 2 South. The service delivery and design is provided through: — building based accommodation — service specific and identified accommodation to deliver semi-independent living; — building based support — the service will provide daytime and night staff service at the semi-independent accommodation, individual hours of appropriate support; — dispersed single occupancy properties (mostly single occupancy but some shared occupancy) — this is designed to meet the need for cared for children, care leavers and unaccompanied asylum seeking children to move in a planned way out of care placements into a more independent living arrangement; — dispersed visiting support — the service will provide daytime visiting support to individual properties. Staff will be floating and will not be based at the properties Note: in order to participate, providers must register, complete and upload completed ITT documentation and submit this via the Chest at http://www.the-chest.org.uk/ — the project reference on the Chest is DN428508 — the time limit for returning the completed ITT submission is 18 September at 13.00.

Cheshire East Borough Council

street: Westfields, Middlewich Rd

postalCode: CW11 1HZ

YMCA Crewe

postalCode: CW2 6EL

People, Potential, Possibilities

street: Eagle House, Cotmanhay Road

postalCode: DE7 8HU


title: Catering Concession - ice cream and mobile vendors

Bristol City Council

street: City Hall, College Green

postalCode: BS1 5TR


title: NCC - Children's Play Equipment at Barnwell Country Park and Fermyn Woods Country Park

description: Design and installation of toddler play equipment for Barnwell and Fermyn Woods Country Park as part of a wider project to encourage physical activity in our parks. All information is available on the LGSS e-tendering portal ProContract - https://www.lgssprocurementportal.co.uk/

Northamptonshire Country Council

street: Brixworth Country Parks, Northampton Road

postalCode: NN6 9DG


title: Engineering Framework

description: Oxford City Council plan to create a framework for the supply of engineering consultancy services. The City Council commission ad-hoc a broad range of civil, structural, ground engineering, feasibilities and design work. This can involve professional consultations where the Council is simply seeking advice in support of its own internal decision making processes. They may lead to the commissioning of a full or partial range of site investigations, desktop analysis, feasibility studies, reports and outline or full design packages.

Oxford City Council

street: Oxford City Council, St.Aldates

postalCode: OX1 1DS


title: Armley Hub Refurb

description: Direct Award 8.1 - For Supply and installation of specialist fire alarm systems

Leeds City Council

street: Seacroft Ringroad Depot,

postalCode: LS14 1NZ


title: Bike Friendly Schools 2

description: Bike Friendly Schools provides schools across the route with a set of criteria to work towards to ensure they're on track to encourage cycling amongst pupils and their parents, as well as the staff they employ. The Bike Friendly Schools scheme includes an offer of training which complements the BikeAbility many schools currently receive - this training will focus on improving balance, learning to ride, developing bike skills in a fun way and making the transition to cycling to school. We are now looking for a partner to deliver parts of the project with us.

West Yorkshire Combined Authority

street: Wellington House, Leeds

postalCode: LS1 2DE


title: Office Refurbishment

description: Refit & refurbishment of Border Force office accommodation.

procurementMethodDetails: :OpenNonOJEU

HOME OFFICE

street: Peel Building, Marsham Street,


title: 2020 - 0838 Maintenance of Hoists, Disabled Adaptations & Lifting Equipment - AWARD

description: Citizen are looking for a provider with a minimum of 5 years experience in the maintenance and repairs of Disability Aids (DDA) equipment. This includes a reactive response to potential emergency stairlift/through floor lift breakdowns and where possible, timely first fix repairs. We are seeking to procure the services of suitably experienced service providers with the capability to deliver the required services and who best meet the need of Citizen and its customers. The estimated value of the Project is £10,000 per annum (p.a.), and £50,000 over the duration of the agreement (5 year contract). If you wish to express an interest in this project please ensure you are registered and logged into our Portal. The `Express Interest` button will only appear on the Tender Management page if you are logged in. Applicants are advised to ensure that they do not base their submission on discussions with any other member of Citizen Staff. If you require any clarification on matters contained within the Tender Documents, you must do so via Correspondence of the Citizen E-Procurement portal. Failure to observe this requirement may result in your bid being eliminated. Please note that in the case of tender clarifications where appropriate, answers will be circulated to all tenderers. NB: Should you require assistance or clarification on the use of In-Tend, please contact In-Tend support on 0845 557 8079 / +44 (0) 114 407 0065. You must upload your bid by using the `Attach Documents` button and your return must be submitted via 'Submit Return' on the Citizen E-Procurement portal before the deadline date provided in the project details. You will have the option to modify you bid up until the deadline.

Citizen

street: Solihull Parkway, Bimingham Business Park

postalCode: B37 7YN


title: Milton School - Classroom Extension

description: Award notice following a further competition via the RMBC RCP4 Framework

Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Riverside House,Main Street,


title: NHS Barnsley CCG : Barnsley REspiratory Assessment and THErapy (BREATHE) in the Community Service

description: NHS Barnsley Clinical Commissioning Group (BCCG) is committed to commissioning high quality, sustainable health care which puts the people of Barnsley first. Building on work that has already taken place to bring together multi-disciplinary community services with general practice into something called Neighbourhood Teams (NT) we now wish to align specialist community respiratory services to this model. We are procuring a new approach to providing care for adults with respiratory conditions. The new service will be known as Barnsley REspiratory Assessment and THErapy (BREATHE) in the Community - The Integrated Specialist Respiratory Team within the Neighbourhood Team Model. The service will be a community respiratory, out of hospital based service with a main principle of seeing and treating patients in the community, supporting them to stay well at home. The principle of self-care and health coaching should run throughout delivery. The service will provide nursing and therapy support, specialist input to the Neighbourhood Team Model, advice and guidance, an Exacerbation Support Service (including early supported discharge), home oxygen provision and a Nebuliser Assessment Service (in patient's homes) for patients with: - COPD - Pneumonia - LRTI (Lower Respiratory Tract Infection) - Asthma - Bronchitis - Respiratory rehabilitation pathways (this includes rehabilitation for all COVID19 patients) - Cancer - End of Life - Chronic respiratory conditions Exclusions: Heart Failure; Acute Chest infections; and Pulmonary Rehabilitation which are commissioned independently. The service will support admission avoidance and support people to stay well at home by implementing the following key principles: - Integrated and working within the Barnsley Single Point of Access (SPA), Primary Care Network (PCN) and 6 Neighbourhood Teams (NT), the specialist service will use risk stratification for case management and management of patients within the NT delivery approach. - The service will apply the NT response times or 'clock-speeds', delivering timely care and interoperability with clinical and referral systems used in Barnsley. - Clinically led by a respiratory consultant and specialist nurse who offer expert input, and support timely advice and guidance to patients and colleagues across the Barnsley healthcare system via the SPA. - Supporting patients to self-manage their conditions with motivation and health coaching. Clear pathways of escalation / de-escalation and communication in place. - Providing neighbourhood based specialist consultant clinics to manage complex patients and providing specialist nurse led clinics based in each 6 NT areas - with prescribing capacity to meet patient demands - Providing support to Discharge to Assess pathways. - Providing end of life and palliative care including working with the local Hospice. - Innovative staff who maximise care navigation and who are ARTP accredited to deliver and interpret spirometry.

NHS Sheffield CCG

street: NHS Sheffield CCG, 722 Prince of Wales Road,

postalCode: S9 4EU


title: PR 77 2019 CIL Charging Schedule Review Consultancy

description: Exeter City Council have a requirement to review the CIL charging schedule, this is to reflect current economic circumstances and associated evidence relating to the viability of different types of development.

Exeter City Council

street: Civic Centre, Paris Street

postalCode: EX1 1JN


title: Employee engagement survey

description: A yearly organisation-wide employee engagement survey with full analysis, benchmarking and recommended actions to address areas of development.

Consumer Council for Water

street: 1st Floor, Victoria Square House, 1 Victoria Square,

postalCode: B2 4AJ


title: Nursery Operator 2020/1

description: Cottenham Parish Council in Cambridgeshire is currently constructing a purpose-built Early Years Nursery to care all year round for children from 0 to 5 years old with segregated provision for 0 to 2, 3 to 4, and 4 to 5 year olds. The Nursery has planning permission to operate from 6.30am to 7pm on weekdays and 6.30am to noon on Saturdays. Operators with suitable business and educational experience are invited to express interest in entering a commercial relationship with the Parish Council and County Council (for statutory provision of 42 "free" places). To express interest, please reply to this posting, including a summary of your experience and 3 years of accounts and Ofsted history. Operator selection is anticipated during 2020 Q3 with operation anticipated from January 2021.

Cottenham Parish Council

street: Right Side Entrance, Community Centre, 250a High Street, Cottenham,


title: GB-King's Lynn: Quantity Surveying Services at Hillington Square

description: The requirement is to fulfil the Quantity Surveying services for Freebridge Community Housing's re-development of the Hillington Square site in Kings Lynn. The service will cover both the pre-construction and construction phases of the project. This will also cover inclusion of the bill of quantities within the main contract which will be JCT standard building contract with quantities.

FREEBRIDGE COMMUNITY HOUSING LIMITED

street: Juniper House, Austin Street, King's Lynn

postalCode: PE30 1DZ


name: Slough Schools C/O Pelican Procurement Services

title: Tender for the supply and distribution of Grocery and Dairy products to Slough Schools

street: Ash House, Tanshire Park, Shackleford Road,

postalCode: GU8 6LB


title: GB-London: Social Media Marketing Tool

description: City is seeking to appoint a supplier to provide a social media marketing tool and associated services

City University

street: Northampton Square,

postalCode: EC1V 0HB


title: Knowsley Central Primary School Reconfiguration Works and installation of specialist care equipment

description: The contract will involve internal refurbishment and installation of specialist care equipment (see excel spreadsheet specification and prelims for full details).

Knowsley Council

street: 2nd Floor, Municipal Building, Archway Road

postalCode: L36 9UX


description: The Department of Health and Social Care (the ‘Authority’) has awarded a contract to Gemini Surgical UK Ltd for the supply of personal protective equipment (face shields) 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)

Department of Health and Social Care

street: 39 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0EU

Gemini Surgical UK Ltd

street: Kemp House, 160 City Road

postalCode: EC1V 2NX


title: Board Of Governors Effectiveness Review

description: To apply for this tender you must register for the University's tender portal https://in-tendhost.co.uk/sheffieldhallamuniversity/aspx/Home

SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY

street: City Campus, Howard Street,


title: The Attorney General's Panel of Junior Counsel - London A Panel 2020

description: The Attorney General is seeking to appoint new members to one of his panels of junior Counsel, the London A Panel, to undertake civil and EU work for government departments. Membership of the London panels is open to both barristers and solicitors with the appropriate qualifications. Barristers must have a tenancy. Solicitors must have a higher court advocacy qualification.

Ministry of Justice.

street: 102 Petty France,

postalCode: SW1H 9AJ


title: GB-London: Delivery of training and resources to support Careers Leader and Independent Training Providers

The Careers and Enterprise Company

street: 2-7 Clerkenwell Green,

postalCode: EC1R 0DE


title: QU345 - Birmingham Poverty Truth Commission

description: The Council requires a supplier for the establishment and provision of "The Birmingham Poverty Truth Commission". The aim of this project is to build on the legacy of the previous truth commission and develop a new model to become a rolling engagement model that strengthens the connection between the Council and its city partners and the citizens. The provider organisation will be expected to work in collaboration with key stakeholders, including the local citizens, the Council, the Creating a City without Inequality Forum partners, the Birmingham Financial Inclusion Partnership and others, as appropriate as well as an academic partner. The academic partner may be sub-contracted by the provider, or other arrangements may be put in place to secure their involvement and delivery of a robust evaluation of the project and operating model of the truth commission. The provider is expected to cover the expenses for testifying commissioners and ensure that meetings are held in neutral safe spaces that are accessible and provide environments for private conversations which cannot be overheard as well as space for more open group discussions. The recruitment of the commissioners is a fundamental part of the process and key to the success of the commission and it is vital that the provider recruits people who understand the commission, what it is seeking to do and what is being asked of them. Commissioners will need to have a personal commitment to addressing poverty, inequality, and exclusion, and a desire to work together with others to that end. Commissioners will need to be people who have things to say and stories to tell. Their stories need to come out of their lived experience of inequality and the topic focus of the commission cycle. They should understand how their experiences relate to others in their community and their city. Commissioners need to come from a wide range of backgrounds, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, age and able bodied/disabled. The aim should be to have representatives from as many of the diverse communities of Birmingham, as possible. This contract will be for a period of 2 years commencing 1st November 2020 until 31st October 2022. The Council will be using its free to use e-tendering system (in-tend) for the administration of this procurement process and potential suppliers must register with the system to be able to express an interest. If you wish to express an interest in this opportunity please click on the following link to access https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc/ and submit your details to register. You will then be sent details on how to log on which will enable you to download all relevant quotation documentation. If you are unable to register with In-tend or have any questions or problems on how to use this web site please either email us at: cps@birmingham.gov.uk or call CPS Helpdesk on 0121 464 8000. Your completed quotation subm...

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Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street, Birmingham

postalCode: B4 7WB


name: University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

title: Power tools supply

description: Supply of Power tools, tools, workwear, cables & pipe fittings.

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU

street: George Road,

postalCode: B15 1NU


name: The Minister for the Cabinet Office acting through Crown Commercial Service

title: Energy Trading System

description: CCS is seeking to replace its current ETS (also commonly referred to as Energy Trading and Risk Management (ETRM) system) by sourcing a replacement, cloud based system. Following the end of the initial 24-month period of the contract there will be an option to extend for up to a further 3 years (in yearly periods). The value provided in section II.1.6) is only an estimate.

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

postalCode: L3 9PP

name: RM1056 — Facilities Management Services Framework Agreement

Contigo Software Ltd

postalCode: B19 2AA


description: The Council is looking to identify parties interested in delivering Campbeltown Flood Protection Scheme Works, as detailed in the RFI supporting document.

Argyll and Bute Council

street: Kilmory

postalCode: PA31 8RT