title: Vehicle Purchase

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH


measure: electronicBids

name: NHS Derby and Derbyshire Clinical Commissioning Group

scheme: CPV

documentType: awardNotice

title: NHS Continuing Healthcare Domiciliary Care Service in Derbyshire — Window 3

description: The aim of the service is to deliver domiciliary care that: • puts the health, safety, quality of life and preferences of the service user at the centre of care provision; • supports the service user to make informed choices about their care, as per the NHS Constitution; • supports the health, safety and quality of life of carers as outlined by the care act and national framework for NHS Continuing Healthcare and NHS-funded Nursing Care; • meets the outcomes outlined in section 2 through effective working partnerships; • strives to continuously improve the quality of care for the service user; and • provides continuity of care for the service user, wherever possible; • explanation and apology from providers when services are not delivered to plan; • care workers that arrive on time, carry out the commissioned activities, interact with service users and stay for the full time that is set out in the service users care plan; • that two care workers arrive together on time when this is required; • that care workers have the required skills to meet their needs, including for service users receiving end of life care; • that the care provided is carried out in a way that shows an understanding of and a concern for the service users and their family’s emotional wellbeing. During the contract period, additional requirements may be sought from those providers who are awarded a contract as a result of this process. These requirements may include but are not limited to capacity improvement drives and specialist care schemes.

description: The service covers home care (domiciliary care) in Derbyshire and will be provided for people (Service Users) who have been determined by the commissioner as having an NHS-funded continuing care entitlement. The provider will ensure that the services can be provided 365 days per year, 24 hours a day and in accordance with a service user’s care plan. Any Qualified Provider (AQP) contracts are awarded on a zero value, zero volume basis and the contract awarded will be for a period of 12 months with the option to extend for 2 years, subject to satisfactory performance. The standard package per hour is GBP 15.94 excluding additional travel rate. Please access Schedule 3 (Payment) of ‘Document 4 Contract Particulars.doc’ for full information including complex, sleep in, live in and travel rates.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

street: Cardinal Square, 10 Nottingham Road

postalCode: DE1 3QT

countryName: UK

Apollo Home Healthcare Ltd

street: Unit 5 Oaktree House, Oaktree Rise, Codsall

postalCode: WV8 1DP

initiationType: tender


currency: GBP

title: Scale-Up for Growth

description: Scale-Up for Growth - Grant Offer - ref: S4G036 - Contract ref: CE-18-1787.

procurementMethodDetails: :SingleTenderActionNonOJEU

University Of The West Of England

street: Coldharbour Lane,

countryName: GB


title: GB-London: Gallery Setworks and Fit-Out

documentType: tenderNotice

description: This Invitation to Tender invites proposals for a Gallery Set Works Supplier for The Courtauld Institute of Art, Courtauld Connects Project The Gallery Set Works Supplier will be responsible for the design, fabrication, delivery, logistics, installation and aftercare of the Gallery Set Works, Furnishing, Fixtures and Equipment that are to be commissioned for use as part of the Courtauld Connects project for The Courtauld Institute of Art in Somerset House, London.

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted:

The Courtauld Institute of Art

street: Somerset House, The Strand

postalCode: WC2R 0RN


title: Thames Valley Police Roof Replacement Fountain Court (HQ North)

description: RE-ROOFING WORKS OF FOUNTAIN COURT, KIDLINGTON THIS REPLACES THE PREVIOUS TENDER FOR THIS WORK ISSUED IN NOVEMBER 2019.

Thames Valley Police

street: Police HQ North, Meadow House, The Boulevard, Lang,

postalCode: OX5 1NZ


title: 28756 - Provision of one (1) PCR and Optical Cartridges

description: APHA required the supply of one (1) PCR and Optical Cartridges

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Defra Network eTendering Portal

street: Nobel House,

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


title: Development and test of demand and capacity modelling using System Dynamics approach

description: The Demand and Capacity Programme are seeking to work with a supplier to pilot a system level approach. This ITQ covers development and test of a strategic demand and capacity modelling using System Dynamics approach for NHS Systems (ICSs or STPs) post Covid-19. The requirements are threefold, in liaison with the Demand and Capacity Team to; 1. Highlight the benefits of using System Dynamics Modelling to senior leaders in NHS England and Improvement; 2. Develop and test a post Covid - 19 strategic demand and capacity planning using a System Dynamics Modelling approach for NHS Services at system level; 3. Support the Demand and Capacity Team to enhance their skills in the development of system dynamics modelling solutions.

procurementMethodDetails: CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU:

NHS Improvements

street: Wellington House, Waterloo,


title: GB-Shrewsbury: ROCB 020 - Maintenance of Appliance, Bay, Roller, Shutter & Automatic Doors

description: This award notice is for the annual and six monthly inspection, servicing and repair of Automatic Doors, Roller Shutter and Appliance Bay Doors in premises maintained by Shropshire Council. Please see the 'Specification' document for full details of the Contract. The contract will commence on 1st December 2020 for an initial period until 31st March 2023 with the option to extend for a further period of up to 12 months.

Shropshire Council

street: Shirehall, Abbey Foregate

postalCode: SY2 6ND


name: Business Services Organisation, Procurement and Logistics Service

description: This notice relates to the purchase of hard surface wipes. The contracting authority has utilised Regulation 32(2)(c) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended) which provides a derogation from the obligation to competitively tender for a contract for goods or services over the EU Threshold where the works, supplies or services are required as per the below: ‘(c) Insofar as is strictly necessary where, for reasons of extreme urgency brought about by events unforeseeable by the contracting authority, the time limits for the open or restricted procedures or competitive procedures with negotiation cannot be complied with.’ Regulation 32(2)(c) has been utilised in this instance due to the following rationale. 1) The item(s) are required to assist the contracting authority to respond to the impact of Covid-19 immediately, addressing the public health risks and disruption to services which would otherwise be incurred without them. 2) The Covid-19 pandemic is so novel that the extreme urgency of the situation was unforeseeable by the contracting authority. Ordinarily existing contractual arrangements and emergency stockpiles can be relied upon in such instances, however, in this case such provisions have proven insufficient to meet the scale of the additional demand for these items. 3) A procurement exercise to establish a new contractual arrangement would not be feasible given the time constraints, making it impossible to undertake a new procurement exercise or to access other commercial agreements.

title: Hard Surface Wipes (STA8857)

description: This notice relates to the purchase of hard surface wipes for use across health and social care in Northern Ireland.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

procurementMethod: direct

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Brennan and Company

street: Co. Dublin

countryName: IE


title: Contract for the supply and installation of NT8 sitting/hanging drop system

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM

street: Edgbaston,


title: Software Maintenance & Licences Year 1

description: Software Maintenance & Licences Year 1


title: London and Quadrant Housing Trust — Supply of White Goods Manufacturers Framework 2020-2024

description: It is with regret that due to unforeseen circumstances, L&Q have need to abandon this tender and re-tender at a later date. We apologise for any inconvenience this has caused you.

London and Quadrant Housing Trust

street: 29-25 West Ham Lane

postalCode: E15 4PH


title: ITS190082 Continued delivery of managed WAN services

description: Direct award to Virgin Media Business for the continued delivery of Managed WAN services in order to ensure against a loss of connectivity following contract cessation in December.

Leeds City Council

street: St George House, 2nd Floor, 40 Great George Street

postalCode: LS1 3DL


title: M5 J12 Scheme development

description: M5 J12 long term improvement options

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

HIGHWAYS ENGLAND COMPANY LIMITED

street: Highways England, The Cube

postalCode: B1 1RN


description: The Met Office are currently running a high priority programme to drive innovation into the heart of the organisation entitled ‘Future of Operational Meteorology’. The programme aims to deliver new processes, technology and tools for our operational meteorologists so that we are fit to thrive in the future to respond to our customers changing needs. The visualisation early market engagement aims to explore options to address future needs to visualise large quantities of data to inform decision making and delivering customer value within operational meteorology, as well as address current pain points often caused by multiple existing solutions.

title: Visualisation Pre-procurement Early Market Engagement

description: The Met Office wishes to understand more about the capabilities and maturity of the marketplace with regards to weather visualisation software, which is capable of receiving, processing and graphically representing increasingly large quantities of meteorological and customer data. The information, data, comments or reactions obtained may be used as research for a potential future procurement exercise. Please submit responses via the Met Office procurement portal. Please reference Met Office Visualisation RFI 2020. If you would like to engage with us, but the ongoing COVID-19 situation means you currently are unable, please get in touch stating this, so we are aware of your interest.

Met Office

street: Fitzroy Road

postalCode: EX1 3PB


title: Burnside PRU - Roofworks to Main Building

description: Renewal of Roof coverings

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Town Hall, Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF


name: Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust

title: BS02843 Maintenance of UPS and IPS

description: The Trust is seeking a planned preventive maintenance (PPM) and Reactive contract the UPS and IPS systems on site at the Trust's two principle sites and annexes in Brighton and Haywards Heath.

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

street: Royal Sussex County Hospital, Eastern Road

postalCode: BN2 5BE


title: MPLA Kits

description: MPLA kits for at range of both Germline and Cancer genes

BIRMINGHAM CHILDRENS HOSPITAL

street: Steelhouse Lane,

postalCode: B4 6NL


title: 6,Lancaster Road,Edmonton,N.18 1HP

description: Void refurbishment

London Borough of Enfield

street: Claverings Industrial Estate, 14 Centre Way

postalCode: N9 0AH


title: Virtual Reality Ammunition Processing Building Artwork (VR APB)

description: This requirement is to enable Dstl to explore the use of Virtual Reality (VR) to provide training and guidance for engineers working within Ammunition Processing Buildings (APBs). This work and associated activities will require an APB to be rendered in VR.

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

Dstl

street: Salisbury, Wiltshire

postalCode: SP4 0JQ


name: MIDLAND GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY LIMITED T/A DCT Door to Door

description: CH015 St Andrew's School - Transport Services Direct award from DCC framework TD0935

Derby City Council

street: Corporation Street,


title: 503.LM.AMRC.20 - Business Development Support Activities provider - Framework Agreement

description: The University of Sheffield's Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) is a network of world-leading translation research and innovation centres working with advanced manufacturing companies around the globe. We transform industrial and economic performance by making step changes in manufacturing productivity, cost reduction, increasing competitiveness, developing new products and processes and developing skill sets and future talent. Our 110-plus industrial members range from global giants such as Boeing, Rolls-Royce, McLaren Automotive, BAE Systems and Airbus to small and medium sized companies. The AMRC requires additional resources to proactively generate sales, lead opportunities and cultivate on-going commercial activity. The supplier will have a demonstrated track record of lead generation, enquiry management and business development facilitation in the market sectors of aerospace, automotive and space. This is a Framework Agreement where we are looking to appoint 2-3 suppliers. Tender Process and Documentation: This is an OJEU Open exercise. The ITT can be downloaded by registering and expressing your interest on the University`s e-tendering system https://in-tendhost.co.uk/Sheffield If you have any questions or comments in relation to this tender, they must be submitted via the In-tend System. Your tender response must also be submitted through InTend to arrive by the date and time specified. Late tenders will not be considered. Closing date for receipt of bids: 13th January 2021 at 12 noon (UK time).

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

street: Western Bank,


name: NHS Southampton City Clinical Commissioning Group

description: The Covid-19 outbreak gave rise to an urgent need for the provision of Covid-19 hotel-based interim care capacity of step-up and step-down beds via short term contracts with four Hotels. Under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, the contracting authority considers Covid-19 to be a state of urgency that has been brought about by circumstances which a diligent contracting authority could not have foreseen. A response to the pandemic was therefore required in order to safeguard public health risks and risk to life by securing safe and continued service provision. Accordingly, Southampton City Clinical Commissioning Group and West Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group entered into a contract with: Access Care Management — total spend GBP 153 258 Allied Healthcare Group — total spend GBP 237 100 CRW Consultancy Ltd — total spend GBP 108 000. Abicare Ltd *. The hotel based service commissioned from CRW Consultancy Ltd, Access Care Management and Allied was decommissioned at the end of June 2020. * It should be noted that the Abicare Ltd contract is still running. The contract will be reviewed on a rolling monthly basis up until 31 March 2021 as mitigation for a second wave and the contract may end earlier. The monthly spend will be GBP 138 682 with the estimated total value of the contract from GBP 828 000 to GBP 1 683 456 if continued until the end of March 2021. Using the ‘competitive procedure without prior publication for reasons of extreme urgency’ (Reg 32(2)(c) PCR 2015), brought about by the Covid-19 outbreak, for the following reasons: • in response to the system challenges faced during the Covid-19 pandemic, live-in care within interim accommodation was commissioned to provide a prompt service for individuals who need interim step-down or step-up care before returning to their usual/new place of residence; • interim step-down/step-up care is considered to be care arranged on a short-term temporary basis and is the supportive or rehabilitative care, often referred to as reablement, provided to patients recuperating from an illness or healthcare or social care intervention; • the service is to provide prompt, safe and appropriate interim care to meet the health and social needs of patients assessed as medically fit for discharge from acute trusts during the Covid-19 crisis at a time when availability of the maximum possible bed capacity in Acute Hospitals to treat Covid patients was critical. Further justification is supported by guidance issued by the cabinet office procurement policy note — responding to Covid-19 PPN01/20. This PCR Regulation 32 contract award notice is being published to notify the award of the contract for 3 months with an option with monthly extension options. This time is considered necessary and proportional to alleviate the risk posed by the outbreak and, will give the above named contracting authority sufficient time to comply with undertaking a compliant competitive procurement process under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. A copy of the requirement specification can be viewed by logging into https://in-tendhost.co.uk/soepscommissioning If you are already registered on the portal, login as usual and go to step 6 below, otherwise: 1) click the ‘Register’ link on the left-hand side of the page; 2) enter your correct business and user details; 3) note the email address chosen and click ‘Register My Company’ when complete; 4) you will receive an email with your unique password (keep this secure); 5) login to the portal with the username/password, you will be prompted to change your password on first login; 6) hover your mouse over the ‘Tenders’ button on the main toolbar and choose ‘Current’; 7) scroll through the opportunities and select ‘F13865’; 8) click on the ‘View Details’ button and select the clarification tab to view the specification.

title: Live-in Care in Non-traditional Care Settings

street: Hampshire

postalCode: SO16 4GX


title: ISO Certification

description: NLB are certified to BS EN ISO 9001 2015, BS EN ISO14001 2015 and BS EN ISO 45001 2018 (valid until 30 October 2021). The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) department are certified to BS EN 27001 2013 (valid to 7th April 2022). We require that a transfer / revalidation of these standards is undertaken by the successful bidder at the outset of the contract in order to enable us to maintain our current levels of assurance. The associated (follow-on) Periodic audits should also be combined / integrated audits, undertaken by suitably quialfied auditors and approved to audit against 9001,14001 and 45001 management standards, for optimal intergeneration. With additional audit cycles against 27001 again by suitably qualified certification body. Full details of the requirements are detailed within the tender documents.

procurementMethodDetails: :Open

Northern Lighthouse Board

street: 84 George Street,


name: Southern Universities Purchasing Consortia

title: Microsoft Software and Associated Services

description: Microsoft software and licenses including SAAS, support, maintenance, renewals and associated services including consultancy. Includes ETLA, Campus Agreements, CSP agreements and Select Plus.

title: Adobe Software and Associated Services

description: Adobe software specific to ETLA agreements (site licences, multi-site or unlimited) inclusive of maintenance and renewal and associated services including consultancy. Adobe CLP Agreements (perpetual licenses) and VIP Agreements (named user/device licenses).

title: VMWare Software and Associated Services

description: VMware software and license including support, maintenance, renewals and associated services including consultancy.

title: Other Miscellaneous Software and Associated Services

description: Miscellaneous software and licenses including SAAS, support and associated services, maintenance and renewals. Commercial off the shelf software and license including support, maintenance and renewals.

title: Software Services

description: Software services for all products supplied under the agreement including consultancy. Includes but is not limited to cloud services, software asset management or services for any product under the agreement.

title: (SLRA) Software License Resellers Agreement

description: This tender is for the supply of software licenses via resellers to cover (Windows, Adobe, VMware and other miscellaneous) software sold via resellers but to also accommodate deals that may be in place directly with manufacturers. Institutions purchase much of their software from resellers and it is expected that Framework resellers will provide added value services. The Southern Universities Purchasing Consortium (SUPC) awards and manages framework agreements for the higher education sector and is acting as lead organisation on behalf of its members and also for members of the London Universities Purchasing Consortium (LUPC), North Eastern Universities Purchasing Consortium (NEUPC), North Western Universities Purchasing Consortium (NWUPC), the Higher Education Purchasing Consortium Wales (HEPCW), Advanced Procurement for universities and Colleges Ltd (APUC) and Crescent Purchasing Consortium (CPC). A full list of the participating Consortia members is available on the Consortia websites. All agreements resulting from this tender should be made available to and apply to all current and future members of the participating consortia. They should also apply to any member of any other Higher Education (HE) or Further Education (FE) purchasing consortium or any other higher education institution in the United Kingdom providing that they formally commit to participate in and support this Framework. SUPC will only grant permission at the request of the consortium, or an institution if it is not a member of a consortium.

street: Enterprise Centre, University of Reading, Earley Gate, Whiteknights Road

postalCode: RG6 6BU

street: Enterprise Centre, University of Reading, Earley Gate, Whightknights Road


measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

title: PS/20/51 Lot 5: Carriageway and Footway Excavated Materials and Products

description: Uplift of previously collected unsegregated carriageway and footway excavated materials and products from Council depots for service provider to process and divert from landfill, approximately 5 600 tonnes per annum.

title: PS/20/51 Lot 1: Soil and Rubble

description: Uplift of previously collected tyres from Council depot for service provider to process and divert from landfill, approximately 280 tonnes per annum.

title: PS/20/51 Lot 2: Timber

description: Uplift and process tree trunks(diseased and non-diseased) for service provider to process and divert from landfill, approximately 50 tonnes per annum.

title: PS/20/51 Lot 4: Tyres

description: Uplift of previously collected Timber waste from Council depot for service provider to process and divert from landfill, approximately 2 300 tonnes per annum.

title: PS/20/51 Lot 3: Tree Trunks

description: Uplift of previously collected soil and rubble waste from Council depot for service provider to process and divert from landfill, approximately 2^700 tonnes per annum.

title: Uplift of Segregated/Unsegregated Waste for Processing and Diversion from Landfill

description: The Council requires the uplift of segregated/unsegregated waste for processing and diversion from landfill. The contract is broken down into five lots. Uplift may be required from various Council depots throughout the authority and the Ayrshire Roads Alliance area.

East Ayrshire Council

street: Corporate Procurement Team, London Road HQ

postalCode: KA3 7BU

Hamilton Tarmac

street: Unit 2, Liffnock Yard, Hurlford

postalCode: KA1 5JE

Lowmac Alloys Ltd

street: Unit 22, Oldhall Industrial Estate, Shewalton

postalCode: KA11 5DG


title: In-Service Conformity Light-Duty Emissions Testing

description: The Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA), with the understanding of the Swedish Transport Agency (STA), invites submissions from Suppliers for the undertaking of light-duty vehicle emissions testing for the purposes of the "New In-Service Conformity (ISC) Methodology", introduced in Annex II (Part B) of Regulation (EU) 2017/1151, as amended by 2018/1832. The Supplier will be required to source, examine and test up to 12 vehicles before 31 March 2021. A review by the European Commission of the historical light-duty emissions In-Service Conformity (ISC) tests, previously only performed by the manufacturers, revealed that very few 'fails' were reported to type approval authorities. This is despite known emissions-related recall campaigns and other voluntary actions being implemented in-market. In an attempt to increase the effectiveness of ISC, and improve the correlation between a manufacturer's ISC failure rates and in-market remedial actions, control has now also been given to Granting Type Approval Authorities (GTAAs) to perform ISC tests on a percentage of the approved vehicle emission types each year. The GTAA in this case is STA. VCA and STA are responsible for selecting which vehicle types shall be tested each year for ISC. This is based on a risk assessment, supported by multiple data sources, to identify the vehicles that are most likely to "not comply with ISC rules". This pertains to the vehicle exceeding one or more of the Euro 6 pollutant emissions limits, as given in Regulation (EC) No 715/2007, in Type 1, 4, 6 or RDE tests. VCA and STA do not currently have the facilities in order to perform light-duty emissions tests required for ISC. As a result, VCA and STA are seeking the services of a Supplier with these facilities to perform this work. Suppliers will need to register to the Department for Transport's e-Souring Portal https://dft.app.jaggaer.com/web/login.html in order to access the tender pack, and to submit their bids.

Department for Transport

street: Great Minster House, 76 Marsham Street,

postalCode: SW1P 4DR


description: The aims of the digital mental health and wellbeing services are to: • provide evidenced based online support to people facing mild to moderate mental health concerns; • support and enhance the existing mental health pathway and services in Derby and Derbyshire by providing a service to which people can be seamlessly stepped up/down depending on individual need; • increase the accessibility of mental health support in Derby and Derbyshire, ensuring that no one feels unable to access services • Provide out of hours mental health support. The expected service outcomes will include: • high levels of user satisfaction; • measurable positive service outcomes to mental health and wellbeing; • near instant access to online professional support; • increased levels of access for mental health support for children, young people, parents and carers in Derby and Derbyshire; • maintain online support in Derby and Derbyshire for children, young people, parents and carers’ mental health and wellbeing. The expected strategic outcomes will include: • helping to facilitate joined up and seamless care for mental health and wellbeing; • a reduction of people requiring higher tier specialist support for their mental health owing to the increased availability of early intervention, preventative services. The aim of this expression of interest is to: 1) allow the market visibility of the proposed opportunity; 2) to inform the CCG’s decision making process for the future commissioning of digital services for children, young people, parents and carers; 3) to help refine the future commissioning and procurement approach; and 4) to gauge the level of interest from the market of capable providers with capacity to deliver maintain and strengthen services across Derbyshire as illustrated above. If you wish to express an interest please register on the EU Supply Portal. The EU supply link is https://uk.eu-supply.com/login.asp?B=UK ref ID No 41469 Once registered please complete the questions which asks providers to give details about your organisation's name and postal address, email address, contact name and number along with your capability and experience of delivering a similar service to the one summarised above. Bidders who have expressed an interest in this market testing exercise will have the opportunity to submit a separate response to the contract notice as applicable. The deadline for expressions of interest responses is by 12 p.m. (noon) on 12 October 2020. Please note this is a market testing exercise and does not commit the CCG to carry out a procurement process. Current services will remain in place during this period in line with existing contracts and service level agreements.

title: Expression of Interest for Digital Mental Health and Wellbeing Services

description: NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit (NHS Arden and GEM CSU) on behalf of NHS Derby and Derbyshire Clinical Commissioning Group are inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified providers capable of delivering digital mental health and wellbeing services. The services will provide online therapeutic interventions to children and young people up to the age of 25 as well as parents and carers. Interventions may take the form of 1 to 1 short term therapeutic approaches or short term supportive conversations, group sessions or alternative provision. As well as direct intervention, the services may offer alternative forms of support be it through online forums, articles or other alternatives.

NHS Derby and Derbyshire CCG

street: Cardinal Square 1st Floor, 10 Nottingham Road

postalCode: DE1 3QT


title: Electronic Payment Services - Irwell Valley - awarded

description: This contract award notice is to notify the market that Irwell Valley based in M5 3LZ, UK have appointed allpay Ltd as their Electronic Payment Services provider for a period of 2 years, with an option to extend for a further 1 year plus 1 year. This appointment has been made under the Northern Housing Consortium's Electronic Payment Services Framework. (Contract Award Notice 2019/S 144-355136)

NORTHERN HOUSING CONSORTIUM LIMITED

street: Loftus House, Colima Avenue,

postalCode: SR5 3XB


description: Havant Borough Council are looking for companies that can provide the following services: Play Equipment and associated Safety Surfacing - Havant Borough Council

Havant Borough Council

street: Public Service Plaza, Civic Centre Road,,

postalCode: SO14 3LP


title: Updating Framework for FMEOPL & developing a new NCA Geodiversity value layer

description: The MEOPL Framework of indicators was established in 2012 as a partnership between Defra, Natural England, National Parks England (NP, the National Association of Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (NAAONB) and Historic England, supported by the Forestry Commission and Environment Agency. The core aim of the programme has been to provide protected landscape bodies with reliable national data about aspects of the natural and cultural environment to inform their management planning, annual monitoring, and work programmes. The data supports a set of indicators tailored to the criteria used to designate and shape the role of National Parks and AONBs. These data help to provide trend information which can be used to inform contributions made by all parties who have an influence on landscape conservation and enhancement within protected landscapes. The method for the MEOPL Framework is described in the NE report NERR055 (published 2014) available for download at: http://publications.naturalengland.org.uk/publication/5646437593382912

Defra Network eTendering Portal

street: Nobel House,

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


title: DFG 5492

description: To build a ground floor extension

Hartlepool Borough Council

street: Civic Centre, Victoria Road

postalCode: TS24 8AY


name: Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Service

title: RA283311 - Woven healthcare gowns

description: NHS Terms and Conditions apply. Please include picture and specification of gowns you are quoting. Please include certification of conformity to BS EN 13795:2019 or equivalent. They must be fire resistant compliant with BS EN 11810 :2015 or equivalent - Goods must be available in the UK or for delivery within 2 weeks. - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA283311. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA283311 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

street: 2 Douglas Court, Anchorage Avenue

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


title: Electrical Installation Works and Emergency Lighting

description: Rykneld Homes Ltd (RHL) working with, and on behalf of, North East Derbyshire District Council (NEDDC) is seeking to appoint a contractor to undertake Electrical installation works on communal areas throughout the district of North East Derbyshire. The works and pricing schedule have been attached separately, Contractors are required to notify RHL and attend site prior to pricing the works. Any attendance on site must be agreed with the Procurement Team, via the In-tend portal. The successful Contractor will be responsible for all aspects of the allocated works, including undertaking a condition report on each block, installation and certification. This will be an installation programme with the supply of materials partly provided by Rykneld Homes. RHL will supply all lighting and bulkheads as per the drawings provided, the bidders price needs to include for labour, wiring, trunking, fixings etc and any requirements for making good and certification when pricing. Although Rykneld Homes will pay and supply the lighting, the successful bidder will be responsible for the 'call off' of these materials, using a local supplier to Rykneld Homes. We will be seeking to appoint the successful bidder to the role of Principle Contractor (under CDM Regulations 2015) for the duration of the works.

RYKNELD HOMES LIMITED

street: Pioneer House,Mill Lane,


title: Southport East West Link & Coastal Path Cycle Improvement Scheme

description: This procurement exercise is for the delivery of a Civil Engineering Works project; Southport East West Link & Coastal Path Cycle Improvement scheme on behalf of Sefton Council. The scheme will consist of a number of cycle improvement schemes at various locations in and around Southport to improve the East - West cycle links, in advance of the long term expansion of the existing Kew Business Park and the development of over 1500 homes are planned for the area around Kew. Funding has been secured through a combination of the Sustainable Transport Enhancement Programme (Local Growth Fund) and the Sustainable Urban Development (SUD) fund (funded through the European Regional development Fund). The scheme funding is being administered by the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority.

Sefton Council

street: 1st Floor Magdalen House, Trinity Road

postalCode: L20 3NJ


title: Agresso Suport and Maintenance

description: Support and Maintenance and ELTS

The Insolvency Service

street: Cannon House, 18 Priory Queensway

postalCode: B4 6FD


title: Planning Consultancy - Temple Square CPO

description: Planning Consultancy in support of Temple Square CPO

Bristol City Council

street: Bristol City Council, City Hall, College Green

postalCode: BS1 5TR


title: Framework for a Quality Management System Consultant

description: CPI are looking to establish a framework for an advisor to provide expert contribution to the development of a Quality Management System to comply with current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) for the CPI Biologics facility, in response to the COVID-19 Vaccine manufacture programme. For more information please see https://ne1procurementservices.com/

CENTRE FOR PROCESS INNOVATION LIMITED

street: Wilton,


description: The Pensions Pillar work within the Prosperity Fund Financial Services (FS) Programme (the Programme) in the People's Republic of China is intended to address the current issues associated with the transition from China’s current heavy dependence on Pillar 1 pensions to a future multi-pillar pensions regime. This contract will be for the delivery of research and analysis on technological capabilities and infrastructure to support automatic enrolment into Pillar 2 pension saving, considering current and best practices from the UK, China and around the world. From this research, recommendations of specific technologies to support automatic enrolment should be provided, with input from agreed key stakeholders. The supplier will be expected to deliver the following specific outputs: 1) Preparation of a research paper/presentation deck detailing how technology has been utilised in the UK and other relevant jurisdictions to support automatic enrolment and broader Pillar 2 and 3 pensions delivery; 2) Analysis into best financial services delivery practices from around the world, including by workplace and individual pensions providers; 3) Detailed China ‘as-is’ analysis detailing China’s current technological capabilities and infrastructure with respect to pensions enrolment; 4) Proposal for specific technology and infrastructure to be utilised in China for future automatic pensions enrolment.

title: Consultancy Services and Research on Technologies for Automatic Pension Enrolment

description: For this specific project the supplier is to carry out research and analysis on automatic pensions enrolment in China, the UK and other relevant countries and write a report detailing which identified technologies might be replicated in China to support future automatic pensions enrolment.

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

street: King Charles Street

postalCode: SW1A 2AH


title: General Maintenance

description: ABP are seeking a Supplier to provide a range of general maintenance/refurbishments to its property portfolio, this shall include: — painting, — general building property repairs/refurbishments, — plumbing.

title: General Building Maintenance

description: ABP are seeking a supplier to provide a range of general maintenance/refurbishments to its property portfolio, this shall include: — painting, — general building property repairs/refurbishments, — plumbing.

Associated British Ports Ltd

street: Ocean Gate

postalCode: SO16 6FS


description: Deep cleaning of schools, outwith existing contracts, to allow staff to return to schools.

title: Award of Cleaning for Staff Return to Schools

description: Deep cleaning of schools outwith existing contracts to allow staff to return to schools.

The City of Edinburgh Council

street: Waverley Court, 4 East Market Street

postalCode: EH8 8BG

RON Services

street: 112a Cumbernauld Road, Muirhead

postalCode: G69 9AA


title: Non Clinical Temporary and Fixed Term Staff

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH


title: Bin Chute Safety Works

description: Nottingham City Homes is an Arms' Length Management Organisation (ALMO) created in 2005 by Nottingham City Council to manage its housing stock of 27,500 rented homes and over 1,000 leasehold properties. This includes approximately 18,000 houses and bungalows, 2,000 high-rise flats and almost 8,000 low-rise flats 2 / 4 (including independent living accommodation for older people). The Nottingham City Homes (NCH) Corporate Plan 2018-21 places customers at the heart of service delivery. Our goals for the lifetime of this Plan reflect our ambition to be the best social housing organisation in the UK: • To listen to our tenants and deliver an excellent housing service • To make all our estates great places to live • To build high quality, affordable new homes for local people • To diversify our services, re-investing in our communities • To be a great place to work. Nottingham City Homes is looking to appoint a suitable contractor to undertake the Low Rise Refuse Chute Compliance Work. There are 91 low rise blocks in Nottingham increasingly suffering from repair issues relating to the refuse chutes due to age, wear and tear. Little maintenance work has been carried out to the chutes since their construction. In 2017 and 2018 we commissioned surveys to waste chutes which confirmed that the replacement of hoppers and closure plates is required to ensure that current compliance requirements are met under the Fire Safety Order 2005.

Nottingham City Council

street: Harvey Road, Bilborough

postalCode: NG8 3BB


title: NECS340 Musculoskeletal (MSK) Integrated Case Service

description: North of England Commissioning Support Unit (NECS) is working for and behalf of South Tyneside Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) to commission a Musculoskeletal (MSK) Integrated Case Service. A Request for Information (RFI) process is being undertaken to engage with the market in order to inform the further development of draft proposals for the future service delivery of a Musculoskeletal (MSK) Integrated Case Service. The RFI documentation will be available on the Intend Portal https://in-tendhost.co.uk/nhsnecsu/aspx/home from 18 November 2020 with a deadline of 12 Noon 02 December 2020. Please note that all communications and RFI submissions will be conducted via the Intend Portal. Please note that this exercise is not part of any pre-qualification process. It is intended as an awareness, communication and information gathering exercise offering an opportunity for provider organisations to help inform potential future service models and/or commissioning intentions.

North England Commissioning Support

street: Riverside House, Goldcrest Way, Newburn

postalCode: NE15 8NY

name: North of England Commissioning Suport Unit


title: Lewisham Homes - Procurement of a Fire Engineer and Fire Inspector Services Framework

description: Text to be corrected in the original notice: Place of text to be modified: IV.2.2, IV.2.7 Instead of: 27 October 2020 Time: 12:00 Read New: 28 October 2020 Time: 12:00 Other additional information: The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement. Lewisham Homes requires a Fire Inspector to act as a specialised clerk of works focused on fire safety measures deployed by the incumbent contractor. The Fire inspector will work in tandem with a Fire Engineer, to provide quality control not only limited to site activity, but encompasses the compliance of the fire strategy and its implementation through to construction Lewisham Homes also requires a Fire Engineer to form part of the project team to ensure that the design that is developed, as well as the completed building, should achieve an acceptable standard of fire safety, comply with the Employer's objectives and meet all relevant legal fire safety requirements

Lewisham Homes Ltd

street: Old Town Hall, Catford Road

postalCode: SE6 4RU


title: Business and Regulatory Impact Assessments

description: The purpose of this lot is to provide support for the delivery of a Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment (BRIA), which is used to analyse the cost and benefits to businesses and the third sector of any proposed legislation or regulation, considering the five principles of better regulation. Support may be requested from a framework contractor for any part of a BRIA, including in its entirety, which may include any of the following as relevant: Scottish Firms Impact Test; Competition and/or consumer assessment; digital impact test; legal aid test; implementation and delivery plans; and analysis and/or consultation on options, benefits, costs, enforcement, sanctions and/or monitoring. Further information is provided in the tender document.

title: Equality Impact Assessments

description: The purpose of this lot is to provide support for the delivery of an Equality Impact Assessment (EqIA), which is used to ensure the needs of people are accounted for during the development and implementation of a new policy or service. It covers all aspects of equality (age, disability, sex, race, religion or belief, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, and pregnancy and maternity). Support may be requested for any part of an EqIA, including in its entirety, which may include any of the following as relevant: framing; data and evidence gathering; consultation; assessing impacts; identifying opportunities; and monitoring and review. Further information is provided in the tender document.

title: Strategic Environmental Assessments

description: The purpose of this lot is to provide support for the delivery of a Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA), which is required by all public bodies in Scotland to assess, consult on and monitor the likely impacts their strategies, plans and programmes will have on the environment, and to seek ways to minimise that effect, if it is likely to be significant. Support may be requested for any part of a SEA, including in its entirety, which may include any of the following as relevant: pre-screening; screening; scoping; assessment; report preparation; and monitoring. Further information is provided in the tender document.

title: Fairer Scotland Impact Assessment

description: The purpose of this lot is to provide support for the delivery of a Fairer Scotland Impact Assessment (FSIA), which is required by public bodies in Scotland to actively consider how they can reduce inequality caused by socio-economic disadvantage when making strategic decisions. Support may be requested for any part of a FSIA, including in its entirety, which may include any of the following as relevant: planning; data and evidence gathering; consultation; and assessment and improvement. Further information is provided in the tender document.

title: Islands Impact Assessment

description: The purpose of this lot is to provide support for the delivery of an Islands Impact Assessment (IIA), which is required by public bodies in Scotland to have regard for island communities when exercising their functions, to ensure that the interests of and impacts to islands communities are accounted for when making strategic decisions. Support may be requested for any part of an IIA, including in its entirety, which may include any of the following as relevant: screening; data and evidence gathering; consultation; assessing impacts; identifying mitigation measures; and monitoring and review. Further information is provided in the tender document.

title: Framework Agreement: Impact Assessment Support

description: Zero Waste Scotland wishes to appoint contractor/s for the provision of services to support the development and delivery of impact assessments required to support environmental and economic policy analysis of strategic programmes, plans and/or policies relating to resource management, resource efficiency and the circular economy. The services are anticipated to be provided by multiple suppliers appointed to lots under this framework agreement, on a call-off basis.

Zero Waste Scotland Ltd

street: Ground Floor, Moray House, Forthside Way

postalCode: FK8 1QZ


description: TD1435 - DPS077 Transport Services Joseph Wright Further competition from TD1435

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromDynamicPurchasingSystem

Derby City Council

street: Corporation Street,


name: The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead

title: Library Container Towing Services Prior Information Notice

description: Please see the attachments for an overview of this possible future opportunity.

street: Town Hall, St Ives Road

postalCode: SL6 1RF


description: E-auction for the supply of: 400 x (KC2-00002) — Microsoft Surface Go LTE (8 GB RAM, 128 GB HDD, CPU: 4415Y, OS: Windows 10 Pro, Touchscreen: 10 in) ‘must be supplied with the hardware hash’ 400 x (PF3-00012) — Microsoft Surface Dock 400 x (KCM-00003) — Microsoft Surface Go Type Cover 400 x DisplayPort to Mini Display adaptor cable (MDP2DPMM1M or similar) 400 x USB Keyboard (Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600/Logitech K120 or similar – UK QWERTY ‘must be non-slip’) 400 x USB Mouse (minimum spec: 1000 dpi, 3 button, right and left handed, USB-A, optical, wired) 100 x VGA to mini display adaptor (HDMINIDP-VGA-2M or similar)

title: Anchor Hanover — Microsoft Surface Go and Accessories (Hsng) #3

description: E-auction for the supply of: 400 x (KC2-00002) — Microsoft Surface Go LTE (8 GB RAM, 128 GB HDD, CPU: 4415Y, OS: Windows 10 Pro, Touchscreen: 10 in) ‘must be supplied with the hardware hash’ 400 x (PF3-00012) — Microsoft Surface Dock 400 x (KCM-00003) — Microsoft Surface Go Type Cover 400 x DisplayPort to Mini Display adaptor cable (MDP2DPMM1M or similar) 400 x USB Keyboard (Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600 / Logitech K120 or similar – UK QWERTY ‘must be non-slip’) 400 x USB Mouse (minimum spec: 1000 dpi, 3 button, right and left handed, USB-A, optical, wired) 100 x VGA to mini display adaptor (HDMINIDP-VGA-2M or similar)

The Anchor Hanover Group

street: 2 Godwin Street

postalCode: BD1 2ST


title: IT Software Licences

description: User licences for software service.

MET OFFICE

street: Fitzroy Road,

postalCode: EX1 3PB


title: GB-Sheffield: ECF model Review

description: ECF Model Review

British Business Bank

street: Steel City House, West Street

postalCode: S1 2GQ


title: 9845 - Lamppost Banner Systems

description: Norwich City Council (the council) is seeking a company who will install, maintain, manage and market the banner scheme in Norwich. This is to include fixing on 87 lighting columns. Any system must not contravene requirements of Traffic Management Act 2004 and should minimise wind loading on columns and risk of damage to banners.

Norwich City Council e-Tendering

street: City Hall, St Peters Street

postalCode: NR2 1NH


title: CWF Lot 2A - Seathwaite Saddle and Parapet Realignment

description: Contractor required for Seathwaite Saddle and Parapet Realignment - AWARD

Cumbria County Council

street: Cumbria House, 107 - 117 Botchergate

postalCode: CA1 1RD


title: RA284855 - Powered Trucks & Trolleys

description: Annual Preventative Maintenance & Servicing of Powered Trucks & Trolleys throughout various Stores buildings listed. - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA284855. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA284855 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Hywel Dda University Health Board

street: Corporate Offices, Ystwyth Building, Hafan Derwen

postalCode: SA31 3BB


title: Provision of provider for a Deliberative Engagement process on the Climate Emergency in Blackpool

description: Blackpool Council requires a provider to organise and conduct a deliberative engagement process - such as a Citizens' Assembly or People's Jury - based on the scope outlined in our Climate Declaration

Blackpool Council

street: PO Box 4,

postalCode: FY1 1NA


title: GB-Middlesbrough: ERDF - Games & Software Development for Novel Interactive Educational Tool

description: ERDF funded and the contract will be with Amazing Interactives Ltd. The project is to develop the ISportstm Wall, a new product that will engage students to partake in core educational learning with an element of exercise, in a fun environment whilst maintaining the safe distances due to covid-19. The ultimate outcome will be a full solution (software & hardware) which makes a 5 to 6m wall within a school interactive. An initial prototype / proof of concept has been developed to prove the concept and to enable initial marketing activity. However, this is a skeleton system with basic game concepts and not all required configurability embedded. https://www.amazing-int.com/isportswall/ Amazing Interactives Ltd are the hardware specialists and this contract surrounds the development of the complimentary software package.

Teesside University

street: Borough Road,

postalCode: TS1 3BA


title: 1920BXT07 EU Exit Communications Testing Research

description: Qualitative research, consisting of depth interviews with hauliers and businesses, to understand their responses to draft communication products.

H M REVENUE & CUSTOMS

street: Albert Bridge House, 1 Bridge St.

postalCode: M60 9AF


title: Annual hosting and subscription for the GovDelivery Communications Cloud Enterprise License 2020

description: A govDelivery basic communications service to manage MHRA's network of subscribers through email alerts and SMS messaging allowing us to contact them regarding updated information on MHRA's website.

MHRA Buyer Organisation

street: 10 South Colonnade,

postalCode: E14 4PU


title: Provision of Braking Systems (Braking and Anti-Theft Security Devices)

description: The Council operates a large vehicles fleet to service properties across its operational areas in the boundaries of the City of Sunderland, within varying communities from inner city urban areas in city centre to rural areas. The Council's Refuse and Recycling Operations has identified 60 vehicles which are used on a daily basis, across the boundaries of the City, to service residents and commercial properties, which will require anti-braking systems fitted. The Contractor will be required to supply and fit braking systems to the Council's vehicles which will consist of Braking and Anti-Theft Security Devices. The Contractor will be required to provide training in the use of the Braking and Anti-Theft Security Devices to the Council's staff (operatives and workshop staff).

SUNDERLAND CITY COUNCIL

street: Civic Centre,

postalCode: SR2 7SN


title: Magento 1 to Magento 2 development, hosting & support

description: Requirement: Magento 2 development with Magento 1 Data Migration, hosting and support Framework: CCS, G Cloud 11

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, KEW

street: Kew Green,


title: Innovation Lab Modern Devices Kit List (Item 14, 22a/b)

description: The KTD Innovation Lab requires the provision of a kit-list containing 23 items. This particular procurement is for the below three items. Item 14: 4 x "Microsoft Surface Pro-X, Black, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, No Office 365 subscription, Include Surface Pro X signature keyboard with slim pen" This is for Model Office devices to test with; 128GB storage rather than 256GB is acceptable if available. Item 22a: 1 x "Microsoft Surface Hub 2S Interactive Whiteboard (quad core Intel i5, 8GB RAM, 128 GB SSD, Microsoft Surface Hub 2 Pen, Surface Hub 2 Camera)" This is for Project collaboration and Model Office Item 22b: 1 x "Microsoft Surface Hub 2S Interactive Whiteboard (quad core Intel i5, 8GB RAM, 128 GB SSD, Microsoft Surface Hub 2 Pen, Surface Hub 2 Camera). Include also: Steelcase Roam Mobile Stand (or equivalent)" This is for Project collaboration and Model Office

Foreign & Commonwealth Office

street: King Charles Street,

postalCode: SW1A 2AH


description: Manned guarding security services at NHS Grampian premises within Aberdeen City.

title: Manned Guarding Security Services

description: Manned guarding security service at NHS Grampian Premises.

NHS Grampian

street: Summerfield House, 2 Eday Road

postalCode: AB15 6RE

Aberdeen Alarm Company

street: Craigshaw Road

postalCode: AB12 3AS


title: P5645 DPS for the Commissioning of Construction Consultancy Services

description: To establish a DPS for a period of 10 years for the provision of a wide range of construction consultancy services primarily but not exclusively to support construction works for housing, education, regeneration and general construction projects. It is anticipated that the majority of the work will be undertaken within the London Borough of Tower Hamlets but the DPS will be available for use by local authorities throughout the UK. The DPS is scheduled to last for 10 years and commissions will be exercised via mini-competitions only. Details of the range of services being sought and method for application to join the DPS can be found in the tender documentation.

Tower Hamlets

street: Mulberry Place

postalCode: E14 2BG

Artelia Projects UK Ltd

street: High Holborn House, 52-54 High Holborn

postalCode: WC1V 6RL

PRP Architects LLP

street: Ferry Works, Summer Road, Thames Ditton

postalCode: KT7 0QJ


description: The Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL) acquired the service of Hillingdon Community Health (HCH) and Camden Provider Services (CPS) in February and April 2011, respectively, and Milton Keynes and community services in April 2013. It is envisaged that a 2-tier system may be required; the first to test glucose in normal clinical situations; the second will be a system to enable the testing of blood ketones in Type 1 patients who have community nursing input and who are also unwell or clinically compromised. It is essential that any solution provides not only the required product(s), but also provides the potential for good clinical outcomes as well as value for money. CNWL would like to find a provider who can supply of a complete solution for testing of capillary blood glucose by CNWL, including the supply of test equipment, consumables and the provision of a managed External Quality Assessment (EAQ) service. This procurement intents to result in a contract or contracts to meet this requirement for the duration of 36 months with the option to extend by up to a further 2 periods of 12 months.

title: Supply of Blood Glucose Meters and Associated Consumables

street: 350 Euston Road

postalCode: NW1 3AX


name: Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office

title: Provision of Supply of HP Toners at British High Commission, Islamabad


title: LBA 2020 Graphic Design Services

description: Graphic Design Services for the London Business Awards 2020

procurementMethodDetails: :OpenNonOJEU

LONDON & PARTNERS LIMITED

street: 2 More London Riverside,


name: University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

title: F Block Fire Stopping BCH

description: F Block Fire stropping work at Birmingham Children's Hospital site

street: Mindelsohn Way,

postalCode: B15 2WB


name: Engineering Construction Industry Training Board

title: Development of Pipefitting training materials and their annual maintenance

description: This contract relates to the review/enhancement of existing and development of new ECITB Pipefitting training materials and an annual review of the materials (the training modules - TMs) annually for a period of 5 years.

street: Blue Court,1 Church Lane,


description: Consultant to Identify Options for the Construction of Mortuary and Pathology Centre(s) The majority of the West Midlands metropolitan area (six of the seven local authorities) is covered by two coronial jurisdictions: Birmingham and Solihull, and the Black Country (Covering Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton). The Coroner will investigate deaths for their respective areas, where: o The cause of death is unknown o The cause of death is unnatural; or o The deceased was in a state of detention, e.g. police custody, at the time of their death For the Coroner to discharge their legal duties several support services need to be in place which includes: o Storage of bodies. o Movement of bodies between mortuary/pathology facilities and funeral homes. o Undertaking autopsies (digital and invasive). o Undertaking histology and toxicology tests. o General enquiry, investigation and inquest. Following a recent review of Mortuary and Pathology Services across the Birmingham & Solihull, and Black Country Coroner's Services, several key recommendations were made and accepted in full by the relevant Local Authorities. One of the key recommendations was to consider the development of a Centre of Excellence for mortuary and pathology services for the two coronial jurisdictions to include: o Mortuary(s) to accommodate the volumes of deaths referred to Coroners (estimated 10,000 across both jurisdictions) with 3,000 of those deaths requiring post mortem or digital autopsy scanning. o Post mortem and digital scanning facilities o The provision of Histology and Toxicology Services The six local authorities covered by the two jurisdictions are seeking to appoint a consultant to identify options for the construction of mortuary and pathology centre(s). The duration of this project will be no more than 10 weeks. The estimated budget is ?25,000. However, this information is intended to assist with the preparation of your bid. The Council does not bind itself to this or any other figure and is not a guarantee of business which may be generated from this contract. The Council will be using the In-tend e-Tendering System for this Procurement exercise, please visit https://in-tendhost.co.uk/sandwellmbc to access the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal. From here you will be able to register your company, express an interest in the opportunity, and gain immediate access to Quotation or other related documents. To submit a quotation you will be required to 'Opt In'. For a Step by Step user guide to the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal please click on the `Guidance for Suppliers` section of the website. All procurement responses must be carried out via the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal. If you require further assistance in respect of the system please contact the In-tend support team on 0844 272 8810. Closing dat...

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Freeth Street, Oldbury

postalCode: B69 3DE


description: Bristol City Council is engaging the market in order to tender for highways asset management and associated works framework 2021-2025. The framework will be split into the following lots: Lot 1: Machine laid surfacing To include preparation work such as road planning and or the adjustment of ironwork. Surfacing and or reconstruction work to be carried out using a variety of bituminous materials. The work may range from an individual site to a programme of work comprising of several sites which will be located substantially in an urban environment with constraints relating to traffic management within the City of Bristol boundary (and possibly that of other neighbouring authorities). Lot 2: Surface dressing and micro asphalt Surface dressing will be carried out as part of a programme of work to include several sites. A variety of aggregates and binders will be required to meet the individual characteristics of each site. Micro Asphalt will also be ordered as part of a programme of works. Sites will be substantially located in an urban environment with constraints relating to traffic management within the City of Bristol boundary (and possibly that of other neighbouring authorities). Lot 3: Slurry seal and other preventative treatments Work will usually be ordered as a programme of work with the majority of the work relating to footpaths, although some carriageway may be included. There may be a requirement to carry out preparation and or regulating work prior to the final installation. Sites will be substantially located in an urban environment with constraints relating to pedestrian and traffic management within the City of Bristol boundary (and possibly that of other neighbouring authorities). Lot 4: Road markings and high friction and coloured surfacing Work may be ordered per individual site, or grouped within an area or may be part of a programme to reinstate markings following surfacing work. Preparation may be required including the setting out and or the removal of existing markings. Cold applied resins to be used unless otherwise specified for high friction surfacing. In some instance sites may require limited preparation or at existing sites where the removal of existing surfacing may be required. Sites will be substantially located in an urban environment with constraints relating to traffic management within the City of Bristol boundary (and that of other neighbouring authorities). Lot 5: Highways and associated works up to GBP 150 000 For the delivery of minor maintenance and new highway improvements using a schedule of rates or mini-tender approach as the basis including works of a similar nature off the highway Lot 6: Highways and associated works For the delivery of larger scale, complicated traffic and highway schemes, and works off highway of a similar nature. To be let using a mini-tender. Lot 7: Structural maintenance repairs and reconstruction to bridges and highway retaining walls for works up to a value of GBP 150 000.00 Various types of Minor Structural and Civils repairs with some small scale reconstruction works on all associated highway structures, including bridges and highway retaining walls. Undertaking of routine structural maintenance repairs and associated civils works to all types and construction of bridges (including swing bridges), culverts, subways and retaining walls. The work will involve routine programmed structural repairs and/or some civil reconstruction work to several small highway structure sites. There will also be an element of reactive emergency damage repair works due to RTC damage, although this work will be expected to be undertaken during normal working hours. Sites will be substantially located in an urban environment with constraints relating to simple traffic management arrangements with limited working areas within the City of Bristol boundary (and that of other neighbouring authorities). Lot 8: Structural maintenance repairs and reconstruction works to bridges and highway retaining walls for works estimated to be in excess of GBP 150 000.00 Large to medium scale structural repairs and civils reconstruction works on all associated highway structures, including bridges and highway retaining walls. Undertaking of routine structural maintenance and associated civils works to all types and construction on bridges (including swing bridges), culverts, subways and retaining walls. The work will involve routine programmed structural repairs and/or civil reconstruction work to several sites as well as larger scale works on discrete sites. There will also be an element of reactive emergency damage repair works due to RTC damage, although this will be expected to be undertaken during normal working hours. Sites will be substantially located in an urban environment with constraints relating to traffic management with limited working areas within the City of Bristol boundary (and that of other neighbouring authorities). Lot 9: Maintenance painting works bridges and associated highway structures Maintenance programmed painting works to parapet railings and barriers to all highway structures. Structures to include bridges, retaining wall parapets, subway parapets, sign gantries and other ancillary highway structures. The programmed painting work to also include for the application of proprietary anti-graffiti coating systems to highway structures. The programmed work will be allocated into packages of several small sites or individually where a whole structure is to received and complete repainting. Sites will be substantially located in an urban environment with constraints relating to traffic management with limited working areas within the City of Bristol boundary (and possibly that of other neighbouring authorities). Lot 10: Structural steel repair and replacement works to highway structures Structural steelwork repairs/modifications and structural component replacement plus fabrication work using various forms of welding and mechanical connection methods. Undertaking of routine programmed structural steelwork repairs/modifications or replacement to bridge and retaining wall parapet railings including repairs or replacement to life expired or corroded structural components of all types of bridges and other highway structures, including bridge expansion joint plates, decking systems etc, including a degree of offsite fabrication in within a workshop. There will also be an element of reactive emergency damage repair works due to RTC damage, although this will be expected to be undertaken during normal working hours. Sites will be substantially located in an urban environment with constraints relating to traffic management with limited working areas within the City of Bristol boundary (and that of other neighbouring authorities). Lot 11: Geotechnical and soil investigation works on or adjacent to the highway Programmed structural geotechnical inspections, Routine programmed maintenance and associated stabilisation works to structural embankments and Cuttings as well as natural rock formations adjacent to the public highway. Work to involve routine cyclical de-vegetation and inspection of all formations and where necessary the undertaking of the required stabilisation work which may involve total or partial reconstruction, geotextiles and mesh stabilisation measures, anchoring stabilisation, or the installation of catch netting or other geotechnical control measures. Undertaking structural soil and site investigation including submitting reports. Sites will be substantially located in an urban and semi-rural environment with constraints relating to traffic management and other ecological and historical constraints with limited working areas within the City of Bristol boundary (and possibly that of other neighbouring authorities). Lot 12: Traffic management Provision of traffic management projects to facilitate road maintenance or event works. We invite all interested contractors to a supplier's information event on Thursday 21 January 2021 from 13.30 to 15.30 and recommend that this event is attended if you intend to bid. The project team will explain the processes and specialist tasks required for high quality delivery of this project, and the form of tender and contract we will use. Please indicate your availability to attend the information session by registering at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/highways-asset-management-and-associated-works-framework-suppliers-day-tickets-133829271955 This event will take place virtually with further information being sent nearer the time. It is anticipated that the start date will be 1 October 2021

title: Highways Asset Management and Associated Works Framework 2021-2025

description: Bristol City Council is engaging the market in order to procure highways asset management and associated works framework 2021-2025. The framework will be split into the following lots: Lot 1: Machine laid surfacing; Lot 2: Surface dressing and micro asphalt; Lot 3: Slurry seal and other preventative treatments; Lot 4: Road markings and high friction and coloured surfacing; Lot 5: Highways and associated works up to GBP 150 000; Lot 6: Highways and associated works; Lot 7: Structural maintenance repairs and reconstruction to bridges and highway retaining walls for works up to a value of GBP 150 000.00; Lot 8: Structural maintenance repairs and reconstruction works to bridges and highway retaining walls for works estimated to be in excess of GBP 150 000.00; Lot 9: Maintenance painting works bridges and associated highway structures; Lot 10: Structural steel repair and replacement works to highway structures; Lot 11: Geotechnical and soil investigation works on or adjacent to the highway; Lot 12: Traffic management.

Bristol City Council

street: PO Box 3176

postalCode: BS3 9FS


title: 1-1149 LTC Review of DCO Documentation for SGAR3

description: Highways England is looking to set up a contract to review PCF products for Lower Thames Crossing (LTC) in advance of SGAR3 prior to DCO submission. These products are those requiring a review from the Major Project DCO and Statutory Processes team as listed in Part 6.

Highways England

street: Highways England | The Cube | 199 Wharfside Street | Birmingham,

postalCode: B1 1RN


currency: EUR

title: Supply of Closed Cycle Optical Cryostat

description: The National Physical Laboratory requirement is to expand its current capability of cryogenic microscopy for the study of single-photon emitters. The requirement is for a closed-cycle optical cryostat that can be mounted on an optical table, and which provides sample translation in three orthogonal degrees of freedom and the use of high numerical aperture (NA) objective lenses for microscopy.

title: Award — Supply of Closed Cycle Optical Cryostat

Attocube Systems AG

countryName: DE


name: HealthTrust Europe LLP (HTE) acting as agent for the Participating Authorities

description: The following authorities intend to establish a contract for enteral nutrition services, which include pumps, feeds and ancillary products for use in the boundaries of their respective health economies. The authorities are: University Hospitals North Midlands Trust North Staffordshire Combined Health Care NHS Trust Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust NHS Trust Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit (to include): Stoke CCG North Staffs CCG Cannock Chase CCG Stafford and Surrounds CCG South East Staffordshire and Seisdon Peninsula CCG East Staffordshire CCG Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Service: Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust NHS Trust Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic NHS Foundation Trust Shropshire CCG Telford and Wrekin CCG Shropshire Community Health NHS Trust. Part of the pre-market engagement will be a discussion of the procurement lot structure. In accordance with Section II.2.14), the Authorities invite suppliers to submit an expression of interest if they are able to provide any of the elements included within the scope described above.

title: Enteral Nutrition Services for the Authorities

description: The following authorities intend to establish a contract for enteral nutrition services, which include pumps, feeds and ancillary products for use in the boundaries of their respective health economies. The authorities are: University Hospitals North Midlands Trust North Staffordshire Combined Health Care NHS Trust Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust NHS Trust Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit (to include): Stoke CCG North Staffs CCG Cannock Chase CCG Stafford and Surrounds CCG South East Staffordshire and Seisdon Peninsula CCG East Staffordshire CCG Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Services: Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust NHS Trust Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic NHS Foundation Trust Shropshire CCG Telford and Wrekin CCG Shropshire Community Health NHS Trust.

street: 19 George Road

postalCode: B15 1NU


title: Doncaster Station Forecourt - Water Feature & Water Screens

description: Design & build of a water feature and 3no water screens as part of the station forecourt redevelopment.

Doncaster MBC

street: Civic Office, Waterdale

postalCode: DN1 3BU


title: Temporary Power and HVAC

description: Description of procurement: 71 Commonwealth nations and territories are expected to participate in the XXII Commonwealth Games, which is one of the world's largest multi-sport events, bringing together over 4 000 of the world's elite athletes every 4 years, in an 11-day festival of sport and culture. The Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games will be held in venues across Birmingham and the West Midlands from 28 July until 8 August 2022. London's Olympic velodrome will also be utilised. Provision of comprehensive overall planning, project management, design, production, delivery, maintenance and remediation of Temporary Power and HVAC for the Birmingham Organising Committee for the 2022 Commonwealth Games Ltd (‘the OC’) in relation to the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games (‘the Games’) with some of their resources embedded within the OC as required both during planning and delivery at a Venue level. The requirement will also include the provision of temporary power for the opening and closing ceremonies and back of house areas, with options for the provision of Host Broadcaster Power, and the supply and project management of Fuel. All equipment will be on a rental basis for a defined use period per venue, the supplier will be responsible for: • project planning; • providing embedded resource for engineering design, planning, project management and site management; • managing the OC functional Area resource scoping towards establishing the optimum scope for each Venue in line with the approved budget and programme constraints and gain OC sign-off for delivery; • new equipment fabrication/manufacturing or procurement and testing; • equipment logistics, installation, assembly, testing, commissioning and operational performance demonstration of completed systems; • games operations, maintenance, repair or replacement of the systems; • decommissioning, removal and remediation after the Games. Temporary power systems are required at a majority of venues, this ranges from 100 % overlay through to fit-out specs within existing sport/exhibition venues. HVAC systems using temporary chillers and air handling units using fabric ducting at high level within tents are currently required at the following spaces; Commonwealth Games Village – main dining tent and the main dining kitchen production tent, Sandwell Aquatics Centre – warm up pool tent and link corridor, Core Technology Spaces — technology equipment room and on- venue results/ timing control room. Temporary Power is estimated to equate to circa 90 % of the requirement, and HVAC approximately 10 %.Further information on the OC's requirements can be found in the additional notes section VI.3) and in the procurement documents available at www.deltaesourcing.com As stated in section, II.1.5) it is estimated that the contract value range for the Birmingham 2022 games is GBP 10 000 000 to GBP 14 000 000, this value includes the options for the provision of (i) Host Broadcaster Power Scope; and (ii) the provision of fuel (to include project management for the supply and management of fuel) as outlined within this notice for Birmingham 2022.

title: Temporary Power and HVAC

description: The Venue Development and Overlay (VDO) Division of the OC requires the services of an innovative and experienced organisation that can provide a fully operational power system and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC)/space cooling systems that meet the requirements to stage the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games. The temporary power and HVAC supplier is expected to provide comprehensive overall planning, project management, design, production, delivery, maintenance and remediation of the temporary power and HVAC/space cooling with some of their resources embedded within the OC as required both during planning and delivery at the Venue level.

street: One Brindley Place

postalCode: B1 2JB

AGGREKO UK LIMITED

street: Overburn Avenue, Dumbarton

postalCode: G82 2RL


description: Please see scope of works attached within the Bravo Portal.

title: PBL — 150139 Maximo Split

description: Splitting the PHE and PBL utility and equipment assets from one system to two.


currency: USD

description: The Department of Health and Social Care (the 'Authority') has awarded a contract to China National Instruments Import and Export Group Corp for the supply of personal protective equipment surgical gowns to protect health and care workers for 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

street: 6 XiZhiMenWai Street

countryName: CN


title: Farsley Community Centre

description: Replacement windows for the centre

Leeds City Council

street: Seacroft Ringroad Depot,

postalCode: LS14 1NZ


title: Provision of Self-Contained Hand Wash Basins for HMPPS

description: Notice of award of contract to Alliance Disposables for the provision of self-contained hand wash basins for HMPPS

Ministry of Justice.

street: 102 Petty France,

postalCode: SW1H 9AJ


title: North Angle Solar Farm

LGSS

street: Shire hall,

postalCode: CB3 0AJ


title: Architectural and Related Professional Services Framework — New Build Housing and Urban Design

description: New Gorbals Housing Association are looking to appoint suitably qualified and experienced suppliers to their architectural and related professional services framework. It is intended that the initial framework agreement shall be for a period of 3 years with the option to extend for a further 12 months. During this period New Gorbals Housing Association shall be entitled to call-off services from the framework agreement on a project by project basis. It is estimated that the value of the services to be called-off over the four year period will be circa GBP 2 200 000 to GBP 2 800 000.

New Gorbals Housing Association

street: 187 Crown Street

postalCode: G5 9XT

DO Architecture

street: 139 Stockwell Street

postalCode: G1 4LR


title: Endpoint security solution

description: Endpoint security solution

Norwich City Council

street: City Hall,


title: Qualification Questions

description: NHS Mansfield and Ashfield CCG has been selected to take part in the National Targeted Lung Health Checks Programme (TLHC). The programme objective is to identify the cohort of patients at high risk of having lung cancer and invite them to have a low dose CT, and are looking for suitably qualified providers to support in the delivery of the programme. The CGG is one of 14 CCGs selected nationally on the basis of its lung cancer mortality rate being amongst the highest in the country. The aim of the programme is to identify lung cancers at an earlier stage that is evidenced to result in better outcomes. It follows successful trials in Manchester, Liverpool and Nottingham. During the Manchester trial, 65 % of lung cancers were diagnosed at stage 1 and 13 % at stage 4, compared to 18 % at stage 1 and 48 % at stage 4 before the trial. The target cohort will be 55 to 74 year olds who have ever been smokers. They will be invited for a lung health check and, where required, a low dose CT scan. It is estimated that there will be 32,000 eligible patients in Mansfield and Ashfield and around 8700 of these will go onto have a low dose CT scan. It is expected that 372 new lung cancers will be diagnosed of which 80 % will be at an early stage (stage 1 or 2) when they are more amenable to curative treatment. The current trajectory is for the lung health check appointments to begin in Q1 20/21 with the initial scans completed over an 18-month duration. The service will be delivered in the community to improve accessibility in a phased approach throughout the district.

title: Targeted Lung Health Checks for Mansfield and Ashfield CCG

NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire CCG

street: 1 Park Row, Standard Court

postalCode: NG1 6GN

InHealth Ltd

street: Beechwood Hall, Kingsmead Road, High Wycombe

postalCode: HP11 1JL


description: The main deliverables of the solution will include the following: • provision of all infrastructure components; • provision of the core command and control software; • provision of all primary and secondary control room operator equipment; • integration with all the authority’s interfaces to the core command and control software; • provision of operational services throughout the life of the contract. In addition to replacing the current core command and control software, the authority is seeking an innovative, location agnostic control room solution, that will support current and future exploitation of digital technology, integration with incident command and digital asset/evidence management systems, and the opportunity to exploit collaboration, resilience and business continuity arrangements with at least one other partner Fire and Rescue Service. The solution will also need to support the latest Airwave and ESN technologies for critical voice and data, as and when they become available. It must be location agnostic and where possible, based on a Software as a Service (SaaS) model, in order to provide maximum flexibility and scope to exploit resilience and business continuity opportunities with other fire and rescue services, and future technological developments e.g. Next Generation 999 and digital technology. It must support future strategic objectives with any other FRS's, including procedures to share risk data for over the border incidents, processes and procedures for the receipt of emergency calls and mobilisation of each other’s resources, procedures for the joint response to a critical or major incident that exceeds the capability of one fire control room solution, and the sharing of incident data with partner agencies using Multi-Agency Incident Transfer (MAIT). Bidders are referred to the procurement documents for the full requirements. In summary, the successful bidder will be required to provide: (i) hardware, (including, but not limited to) workstation and server based hardware; (ii) core command and control software; and (iii) maintenance and support services throughout the duration of the contract. The authority is seeking solutions that are ideally location agnostic that will provide for integration and resilience arrangements. The authority is conducting this procurement under the competitive procedure with negotiation (CPN), pursuant to Regulation 29 of the Public Contracts Regulation 2015, as amended. The top five (5) scoring SQ responses will be taken through to submit an initial tender; if the authority does not award on the basis of initial tenders only the top three (3) scoring bids will be invited to the negotiation stage.

title: Provision and Implementation of a new Control Room Solution

description: Essex Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Fire and Rescue Authority (‘the Authority’) wishes to invite organisations to participate in a procurement process for the provision and implementation of both a replacement ESN ready/future proofed Computer Aided Dispatch System (CAD) and Integrated Communication and Control System (ICCS) for Essex County Fire and Rescue Service. The Authority is seeking to appoint one provider to deliver, implement and install both CAD & ICCS systems and to maintain and provide support services for those systems over the duration of the contract; this can be as a consortium, a prime contractor with a variety of subcontractors or a single organisation offering the full service.

street: Service Headquarters Kelvedon Park, London Road

postalCode: CM8 3HB


title: FM20120 - LMS Transition Project

description: This Requirement was awarded following a Competitive Quotation Process. This Requirement was for Workplace Consultancy, Data Gathering and Strategy Development Services for UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Medical Research Council (MRC) - LMS Transition Project.

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: Polaris House, North Star Avenue,


title: Market Engagement - Provision of Mobile Material Handlers

description: Lancashire Renewables Ltd (a company owned by Lancashire County Council) operates two waste treatment facilities in Lancashire, located in Farrington near Leyland and also in Thornton. The company handles household and residual waste (circa 400,000 tonnes p.a) in Lancashire. As an integral part of the company's waste processing activities, the mobile material handling equipment is permanently assigned to the "front end" of the processing chain; handling the bulk waste as it is deposited in the receivables pit. Commencing from 01/07/2021, we intend to replace the ageing / existing Atlas 350MH units with new material handlers, through a long term lease agreement from a single service provider. As part of the market testing we are hoping to review and clarify certain criteria that will help us in creating a final tender specification. Typical criteria may include, but not be restricted to, the following topics: Appropriate equipment specifications to suit our operating conditions & environment. Alternative technologies to support targets for carbon reduction. Equipment reliability & arrangements for service support. Breakdown support, response times & contingency planning. Tyre management. Damage management. Efficiency & operating costs. Operator comforts & safety. Requirements We wish to speak to organisations who operate in this sector and scope potential solutions which may form the basis of the future tender. As a starting point, interested organisations are invited to view and complete the attached questionnaire. Please complete the questions, and return your completed questionnaire and any supplementary information to alistair.pope@lancashirerenewables.co.uk by 31/03/2020. Responses to the questionnaire will be reviewed, and the company may invite a number of organisations to discuss the contents of their questionnaires in more detail.

Lancashire County Council

street: Bow Lane,


title: Contract for the supply of anti malarials and antiretrovirals_352_1

description: A requirement to secure lopinavir/ritonavir tablets for trials for treatments for Covid-19. Urgent delivery required of available stocks.

Department of Health and Social Care

street: 2nd Floor, Rutland House,

postalCode: WA7 2ES


title: Replace gates with automated security system - Lodge Drive - S42 6PT

Derbyshire County Council

street: Chatsworth Hall,

postalCode: DE4 3FW


title: Fibre communication network - provision of equipment and services

description: Procurement of equipment and services for fibre communication network

Leeds City Council

street: St George House, 2nd Floor, 40 Great George Street

postalCode: LS1 3DL


title: 1WBB- Service-M and E

description: Provision of lift maintenance and repairs

NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY

street: Kings Gate,


title: Great Western Academy, New All Weather Sports Pitch

description: The project involves the design and construction of a new all-weather pitch on a school site to replace an existing grass sports pitch. The new 3G artificial turf pitch will include floodlighting, perimeter fencing and a spectator area to comply with Sport England and Football Association design guidance for a full sized adult club level football pitch. A planning application has been submitted to Swindon Borough Council in November 2020. The successful contractor will be appointed as Principal Designer and Principal Contractor under CDM 2015. Proposed procurement is Single Stage Design and Build Proposed form of contract is JCT Intermediate Building Contract with Design 2016 with DfE standard amendments Appointment of contractor will be based on the criteria to be published in the tender documents, and the contract will be awarded on the basis of the following split: Qualitative assessment [50%] / Quantitative assessment [50%]. The tender response is formed of three parts. Part 1 must be completed by all bidders and Parts 2 and 3 by all bidders who pass part 1. Part 1 - Pass /Fail Criteria listed in this notice Part 2 - Technical Assessment (50% weighting) Part 3 - Pricing Schedule (50% weighting) Part 1 Pass/Fail question 1.1 The estimated value of this contract is expected to be up to approximately £1,000,000. In line with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 the End User requires the annual turnover of potential bidders to be not less than twice the expected contract value. Please confirm your annual turnover is in excess of £2,000,000 Potential Bidders who answer 'No' will fail the ITT process. 1.2 If requested, would you be able to provide a copy of one of the following: - A copy of your audited accounts for the most recent two years. - A statement of your turnover, profit and loss account and cash flow for the most recent year of trading. - A statement of your cash flow forecast for the current year and a bank letter outlining the current cash and credit position. - Alternative means of demonstrating financial status if trading for less than a year Potential Bidders who answer 'No' will fail the ITT process. 1.3 Of your top customers (ranked by turnover), what percentage of your total turnover does the highest ranked customer account for? Potential Bidders who answer 76%-100% will result in automatically failing the ITT. Contractors wishing to receive the tender documentation for this project should submit their expressions of interest and responses to the part 1 questions to Ralph Ward at Jacobs (ralph.ward@jacobs.com) by 12:00 noon on 08/01/21

JACOBS U.K. LIMITED

street: 4th Floor Cottons Centre, Cottons Lane

postalCode: SE1 2QG


name: The Police & Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire

title: LPA/PROC/5775 - DEVELOPMENT OF A COMMUNITY PLACE BASED INITITATIVE

description: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire (PCC) is looking to appoint a single Provider for the development of a community place based initiative. The initial Contract period shall be for one year with options to extend for up to 12 months at the sole discretion of the PCC. The deadline for submitting a tender for this requirement will be 1200 GMT on Friday 10th July 2020. The tender process for this requirement will be completed via the EU Supply Bluelight eTendering System at https://bluelight.eu-supply.com/.

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

street: Force Headquarters, Deepdale Lane, Nettleham,

postalCode: LN2 2LT


title: GB-Lowestoft: VMWare 2020

description: VMWare licences via RM6068 Lot 3

Cefas

street: Pakefield Road,

postalCode: NR33 0HT


description: The proposed delivery model is for a robust alternative to custody that is consistent with government direction to keep people out of prison wherever appropriate and possible. The Bail Accommodation and Support Service (BASS) model provides an opportunity for offenders to re-join the community and demonstrate their ability to rehabilitate into society with an aim for them to progress into settled accommodation after the BASS Service. The BASS Service consists of three parts; — sourcing and maintaining a contracted stock level of appropriate community based accommodation for the mixed cohort of offenders who would otherwise be in custody, to reside in for a period, currently of up to 12 weeks, — managing occupancy of the accommodation to meet contracted targets by coordinating HMPPS referrals for the service and allocating sufficient accommodation solutions that meet the needs of referred individuals, — provide community-based support to residents to address complex needs which are often underlying causing of offending. This can include, for example, support for drug or alcohol treatment requirements. This is an early call for market engagement. We would welcome contact from housing providers across the sector who are well experienced in working with offenders, delivering accommodation services, rehabilitation services, trauma-informed approaches etc. Whilst the service will be competed nationally, we are keen to work with providers of all sizes, the MoJ would encourage potential partnerships and consortiums that maximise its access to expertise across this market and accommodation stock across England and Wales. We are in the process of considering the most viable and effective ways of engaging with the market during this time and it may include virtual conferences and focus groups and eventually possibly more localised engagement sessions. To register early interest and ensure you are added to our mailing list, please notify us at BASS1@justice.gov.uk

title: Bail Accommodation and Support Service

description: Accommodation and support services for defendants released from court and prison on bail and offenders released from custody who meet the necessary eligibility criteria including those released on Home Detention Curfew (HDC) and an Additional Licence Cohort (ALC). The accommodation and support services allow both offenders and defendants to remain outside of the prison environment when they do not have an address to reside, providing them with accommodation and a range of support services to ensure they are safely managed within the community.

Ministry of Justice

street: 102 Petty France


title: WS954

description: Contract WS954 - Daily Transport to Oakbank School - Driver Only

Wokingham Borough Council

street: Civic Offices, Shute End

postalCode: RG40 1BN


title: Contract for the supply of anti malarials and antiretrovirals_359

description: A requirement to secure hydroxychloroquine tablets for trials for treatments for Covid-19. Urgent delivery required of available stocks.


description: The Arthur Terry Learning Partnership (ATLP) is a growing multi-academy trust of eight primary schools, five secondary schools and one teaching school, based in Birmingham, North Warwickshire and Staffordshire, with more than 9 000 students and over 1 000 members of staff. An additional primary school is in the process of joining the Trust and any other schools that subsequently join the Trust will join this contract when their current contract expires. All academies are quite distinctive and separate schools, serving different communities and phases. The Trust is looking for a MIS solution which: • allows for data to be efficiently gathered and intelligently interrogated to support the best outcomes for the learners and staff in all its schools; • allows for aggregation and analysis of Trust-wide data from the schools in a simple and automated process; • is cost effective and delivers high quality technical support, system management and consultancy for a predictable annual cost.

title: BC-10609 The Arthur Terry Learning Partnership Management Information System

description: The Arthur Terry Learning Partnership (ATLP) is a growing multi-academy trust of eight primary schools, five secondary schools and one teaching school, based in Birmingham, North Warwickshire and Staffordshire, with more than 9 000 students and over 1 000 members of staff. An additional primary school is in the process of joining the Trust and any other schools that subsequently join the Trust will join this contract when their current contract expires. The Trust is looking for a MIS solution which: • allows for data to be efficiently gathered and intelligently interrogated to support the best outcomes for the learners and staff in all its schools; • allows for aggregation and analysis of Trust-wide data from the schools in a simple and automated process; • is cost effective and delivers high-quality technical support, system management and consultancy for a predictable annual cost.

The Arthur Terry Learning Partnership

street: Kittoe Road, Four Oaks

postalCode: B74 4RZ

Bromcom Computers Plc

street: Rutland House, 44 Masons Hill

postalCode: BR2 9JG