description:
The Tender Procedure shall be conducted in accordance with an above Government Procurement Agreement (GPA)Threshold as an Open procedure relating to Services under Schedule 3 – Social and Other Specific Services of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.
The Council is seeking to establish a multi–Provider Flexible Framework Agreement (Flexible Framework).
The scope of the Flexible Framework falls within the ‘Social and Other Specific Services’ category and is subject to the procurement regimes set out in section 7, Social and Other Specific Services, both of the Public Contracts (Scotland)Regulations 2015.
As such, a flexible approach has been designed which will allow New Entrants to apply to be on the Flexible Framework.
The Council will call off from the Flexible Framework and invites responses to the Invitation to Tender (ITT) for a place on this Flexible Framework from suitably qualified Providers. Tenderers should note there is no guaranteed level of spend for any ISC awarded under the Flexible Framework.
There is also no guarantee of payment being made to a Provider solely by appointment to the Flexible Framework. Additional information: The Hourly Rate the Council shall pay under the Flexible Framework for the provision of Services is 23.00GBP.  Tenderers must confirm acceptance of this rate as per the Commercial Envelope on the PCS-T system.
Prospective providers must meet the selection criteria as detailed in this Contract Notice and also meet the required technical criteria as detailed in the Tender Documents.

description: Pass/Fail

description: Renfrewshire

description: Social services

description: Social work services

description: Social work and related services

description: Health and social work services

description: Other community, social and personal services

title: Flexible Framework for Care at Home and Housing Support Services

periodRationale: This requirement is being tendered under the regulations applicable for Social and Other Specific Services of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015. The Council may re-open the Flexible Framework for New Entrants to be added. New Entrants will be subject to the same minimum requirements as those who responded to the initial Contract Notice establishing the Flexible Framework.

description:
Renfrewshire Council currently has existing provision for Care at Home Services under the direction of Renfrewshire Health and Social Care Partnership (RHSCP) which will expire in May/June 2025.
Renfrewshire Council is seeking to establish a multi-providers Flexible Framework Agreement (Flexible Framework) for the provision of Care at Home and Housing Support Services. The Flexible Framework will be used by RHSCP and where necessary the Council to purchase services which will support predominantly older people to live independently in their own homes for as long as possible with the care and support they need being tailored to them and provided in a flexible manner.
The Flexible Framework will include both Options 2 and 3 of Self-Directed Support. It is anticipated that as far as possible, and where appropriate, all relevant existing care and support arrangements will transfer over to the Flexible Framework.
It is anticipated that the Flexible Framework will be for 4 years with the option to extend for up to 12 months on 3 occasions, subject to satisfactory operation and performance. The Flexible Framework is anticipated to commence on the 01 May 2025. This will allow RHSCP to arrange transfer of current care packages to the Flexible Framework where appropriate to do so, and to arrange new care packages under the Flexible Framework.  The Flexible Framework is anticipated to expire on the 30 April 2029; should all extension options be taken, the end date will be the 30 April 2032.
In the event that the Flexible Framework does not start on 01 May 2025, the Flexible Framework will start on the Commencement Date as stated in the Letter of Acceptance. The length of any Individual Service Contract (ISC) made under this Flexible Framework will be stated in the relevant ISC. Please note an ISC may expire after the Flexible Framework End Date.
Tenderers should note there is no guaranteed level of spend for any ISC awarded under the Flexible Framework; there is also no guarantee of payment being made to a Provider solely by appointment to the Flexible Framework.
A flexible approach has been designed which will allow New Entrants to apply to be on the Flexible Framework.
PLEASE NOTE - The Supplier Development Programme will deliver a Talking Tenders webinar to support tenderers to use Public Contracts Scotland and Public Contracts Scotland - Tenders Portal. The webinar will take place on 08 January 2025 details here: https://www.sdpscotland.co.uk/events/renfrewshire-council-care-at-home-framework-1527/

performanceTerms: Providers must meet and uphold all the required criteria listed for the duration of the Flexible Framework and Individual Service Contracts called off from the Flexible Framework.

reviewDetails: An economic operator that suffers or risks suffering, loss or damage attributable to breach of duty under the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 (SSI 2015/446, as amended) may bring proceedings in the Sheriff Court or the Court of Session in accordance with Regulation 88 of the 2015 Regulations.

description: Health and social work services

description:
Mandatory Requirement - Care Inspectorate Registration and Grades
1 Tenderers must be registered with the Care Inspectorate to deliver a Support Service - Care at Home for the Service they are tendering to be on the Flexible Framework.
- All Services being tendered to be on the Flexible Framework must have a minimum Quality Grade of 3 for all key questions.
2 Tenderers must also be registered to deliver a Housing Support Service as a combined service, or evidence an ongoing application with the Care Inspectorate to do so.
- Where a Tenderer DOES have the appropriate combined Housing Support Service registration, the combined service being tendered to be on the Flexible Framework must have a minimum Quality Grade of 3 for all key questions.
- Where a Tenderer DOES NOT have the appropriate combined Housing Support Service registration, they must evidence a live and ongoing application for this, and confirm understanding that no ISCs will be made until evidence of the completed application and a minimum Quality Grade of 3 for all key questions have been submitted to the Council.
Any Tenderer who does not meet the requirement prior to the Tender Deadline will not be eligible to join; however, they may participate in a future reopening of the Flexible Framework once these requirements have been met.

type: economic

description:
Tenderers will be required to have a minimum Dun and Bradstreet Failure Score of 20 or provide 2 years of audited accounts.
The minimum insurances required to obtain a place on the Flexible Framework are detailed in Section V1.3 of this Contract Notice.

minimum:
Technical Experience
Providers must provide 2 examples of previous experience in delivering similar services - as a Care Inspectorate registered Support Service - Care at Home, and as appropriate a Housing Support Service and have minimum quality grades of 3 for key questions in the Care Inspectorate quality indicator framework.
Quality management policy required.
Providers must have a Health and Safety Policy which includes risk assessments

description:
As per Part 4C: Services of the SPD, Tenderers must provide 2 examples that demonstrates experience that is relevant to this procurement exercise.
Examples should be from within the last 3 years and must include delivery of Services which are registered with the Care Inspectorate as a Support Service - Care at Home, and where applicable, registered with the Care Inspectorate to deliver a Housing Support Service. The examples must also have Care Inspectorate Quality Grades of 3 or above for all key questions in the Care Inspectorate quality indicator framework.
Tenderers must detail the Tenderer’s role in delivering the contracts including, if relevant, any instances where the Tenderer has been able to demonstrate added value or innovative solutions.
Tenderers must demonstrate their previous experience in delivering services which ensure capacity and capability to deliver the required Renfrewshire Council Services.
Tenderers must demonstrate experience of appropriately skilled and qualified staff providing support for people with varying needs.

description:
Staff delivering the Service must be SSSC registered.
Staff must be PVG checked.
Provider’s must be registered with the Care Inspectorate as outlined in III.1 Conditions for participation (III.1.1 Suitability to pursue the professional activity, including requirements relating to enrolment on professional or trade registers) and the Invitation to Tender.

Renfrewshire Council

locality: Paisley

postalCode: PA1 1JB

streetAddress: Renfrewshire House, Cotton Street

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Renfrewshire Council

See VI.4.3 below

locality: See VI.4.3 below

legalName: See VI.4.3 below

description:
Additional Minimum Requirements
Insurance
All Tenderers will be required to evidence as part of the tender process to obtain a place on the Flexible Framework the insurances outlined below (full details are listed within the Invitation to Tender).
i)	Public Liability To a minimum indemnity limit of 10,000,000GBP each, and every claim. Liability must not exclude abuse and/or molestation cover.
ii)	Employers’ Liability To a minimum indemnity limit of 10,000,000GBP each, and every claim.
iii)	Statutory Third-Party Motor Vehicle Liability Where a vehicle is used in delivery of the Service, statutory third-party motor vehicle cover should be evidenced by way of a valid MV certificate in the company name, OR where there is no company fleet and employees use their own vehicles instead, a letter signed by a person of appropriate authority confirming that the provider has ongoing arrangements in place to ensure that employees' vehicles are appropriately insured and maintained for business purposes.
iv)	Professional Indemnity Where a Provider is employing any Staff who are professionally qualified in relation to the services of this Agreement, to a minimum indemnity of 2,000,000GBP any one incident (without limit to the number of incidents), OR in the aggregate, and where in the aggregate, a minimum of one automatic reinstatement of the limit in any one period of insurance OR, where no automatic reinstatement is available, 5,000,000GBP in the annual aggregate.
Where a Provider’s Services include the provision of care and treatment (including, but not limited to where the Service involves the administration of medicines) the Provider shall as a minimum, effect and maintain one of the following insurances and minimum levels of cover:
(a) A care and treatment extension to the existing public liability policy, to a minimum indemnity limit of 5,000,000GBP; (without limit to the number of incidents) OR, in the aggregate, and where in the aggregate, a minimum of one automatic reinstatement of the limit in any one (1) period of insurance OR, where no automatic reinstatement is available, 10,000,000GBP in the annual aggregate.
(b) Where applicable, Medical Malpractice Liability Policy to a minimum indemnity limit of 5,000,000GBP any one incident (without limit to the number of incidents) OR, in the aggregate and where in the aggregate, a minimum of one automatic reinstatement of the limit in any one period of insurance OR, where no automatic reinstatement is available, 10,000,000GBP in the annual aggregate.
The buyer is using PCS-Tender to conduct this ITT exercise. The Project code is 24827. For more information see: http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/info/InfoCentre.aspx?ID=2343
A sub-contract clause has been included in this contract. For more information see: http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/info/InfoCentre.aspx?ID=2363
Community benefits are included in this requirement. For more information see: https://www.gov.scot/policies/public-sector-procurement/community-benefits-in-procurement/
A summary of the expected community benefits has been provided as follows:
The approach to Community Benefits within the Flexible Framework will be linked to cumulative annual spend (of ISCs) with a Provider following award of the Flexible Framework.
As part of the Tender Submission for the Flexible Framework, Tenderers will be required to demonstrate their commitment to delivering Community Benefits throughout the Flexible Framework.
Throughout the Flexible Framework when the Council purchases Services, it will earn Community Benefit points. The number of points earned will correlate to the level of cumulative spend for the previous 12 months.
The Council will then agree with the Provider the Community Benefits to be delivered and timescales for this, using the Council’s Community Benefits Outcome Menu as the basis for discussion/agreement of Community Benefits to be delivered.
(SC Ref:785002)


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measure: smeBids

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measure: foreignBidsFromNonEU

measure: electronicBids

rel: canonical

status: active

currency: GBP

status: cancelled

description: Residential Housing Development - 37 Units

Experience

type: quality

type: price

variantPolicy: notAllowed

description: Fraserburgh

scheme: CPV

description: Construction work

description: Building construction work

description: Construction work for multi-dwelling buildings and individual houses

description: Construction work for houses

description: Houses construction work

title: 18783 - FRASERBURGH - KIRTON PHASE 1 - NEW BUILD HOUSING

status: complete

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

description: Date amended due to request

label: Time limit

label: Conditions for opening of tenders

description: Request for additional time in questions

scheme: CELEX

description: Construction of 37 New Build Housing Units over 2 phases.

performanceTerms: Please refer to the Invitation to Tender Document.

electronicInvoicingPolicy: allowed

description: Construction work

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

Aberdeenshire Council

locality: Aberdeen

postalCode: AB16 5GB

countryName: United Kingdom

streetAddress: Woodhill House, Westburn Road

description: Regional or local authority

scheme: COFOG

description: General public services

legalName: Aberdeenshire Council

name: Aberdeen Civil Justice Centre and Commercial Courts

locality: ABERDEEN

Chap Group (Aberdeen) Ltd

locality: Westhill

postalCode: AB32 6TQ

streetAddress: Enterprise Drive, Westhill Industrial Estate

scale: sme

legalName: Chap Group (Aberdeen) Ltd

description: (SC Ref:785851)

initiationType: tender


title: Project JUNO

description:
Schedule of Requirements (SOR) for Contract 707730450 Project JUNO
Item 1
Flight Satellite (PFM) delivered in accordance with Schedule 15 – Annex C to DEFFORM 47 and SSTLs Technical Proposal in conjunction with Annex A to the Statement of Requirement (SOR) for Contract No. 707730450. Section 12.2 (HW-01) of the SOR at Annex A to Schedule 2 refers
Item 2
Satellite Launch Services – Launch Procurement delivered in accordance with Schedule 15 – Annex C to DEFFORM 47 and SSTLs Technical Proposal in conjunction with Annex A to SOR requirement SSEG-SAT-10-020 for Contract No. 707730450. Section 7.1.10 of the SOR at Annex A to Schedule 2 refers.
Item 3
Provide and implement a comprehensive Mission Training Plan which enables the Contacting Authority’s delegates to commission and operate the full suite of configurable items for the full mission lifecycle. To be delivered in accordance with Schedule 15 – Annex C to DEFFORM 47 and SSTLs Technical Proposal in conjunction with Annex A to Schedule 2  the SOR for Contract No. 707730450. Section 6.2.6 (MIS-M-6-010) of the SOR at Annex A to Schedule 2 refers. MOD Actors and stakeholders need to be suitably trained in sufficient time to operate the JUNO mission.
Item 4
Mission delivery to be delivered in accordance with Schedule 15 – Annex C to DEFFORM 47 and SSTLs Technical Proposal in conjunction with Annex A to Schedule 2 the SOR for Contract No. 707730450. Section 6.2.4 (MIS-M-4-030) of the SOR at Annex A to Schedule 2 refers.
Item 5
The supplier shall obtain all licenses (including Space, Spectrum) required for the launch, orbit and operations of all suppliers’ provisioned satellites, throughout the duration of the satellite’s life, and support MODs in their associated Licence applications. To be delivered in accordance with Schedule 15 – Annex C to DEFFORM 47 and SSTLs Technical Proposal in conjunction with Annex A to Schedule 2 the SOR for Contract No. 707730450. Section 6.2.4 (MIS-M-4-040) of the SOR at Annex A to Schedule 2 refers. Solution to comply with Outer Space Act, Space Industry Act, OFCOM (and ITU) licensing requirements.
Item 6
Contract Option: Maintained Operations: The supplier shall operate the space segment and complete mission operations beyond the initial one year (costed on a per year basis) for a total of six one-year options.
Item 7
Contract Option: Concurrent Ground Segments: The supplier shall implement concurrent MOD/Supplier operating/Integrated Ground Segments for a period of one year, on a per year basis. This option will operationalise, as Business-as-Usual, concurrent operations of the supplier and MOD ground segment
Item 8
Contract Option: Concurrent Ground Segments – MOD Training: The supplier shall supervise MOD operators as they carry out JUNO Operations within the Supplier’s extant UK-located Ground Segment capability. SQEP and Security Cleared supplier personnel will support and supervise MOD operators as they carry out JUNO operations within the ISTARI Ground Segment for a period to be agreed. This option will ensure build-up of MOD Operator SQEP.
Item 9
Contract Option: Support to MOD Operations: The supplier shall provide a costed proposal for one year’s support for space segment operation during the MOD Operated phase of the mission. This option is to provide reach-back support in the event that an anomaly is beyond the ability of MOD to correct/mitigate.
Item 10
Contract Option: Satellite Disposal and End-of-Life: The supplier shall plan, conduct, and execute all tasks required to complete space segment disposal at End-of-Life. This option provides the assurance that the space segment is planned for and managed throughout its entire product lifecycle.

Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd

type: cost

variantPolicy: allowed

description:
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd., Tycho House, 20 Stephenson Road
Surrey Research Park, Guildford, Surrey, GU2 7YE

description: Satellites

title: 707730450 Project JUNO

text:
Background: In support of the UK Defence Space Strategy, the Integrated Space Game Changer (ISGC) outlines the need for the UK to have “a secure, robust, resilient, integrated Space domain information architecture to operate within and utilise information from the Space domain to maximise the utility of the Space domain and protect it and our information from the adversary”.
The foundations of this ISGC architecture will be developed and delivered under the MINERVA Programme. The MINERVA Research and Development (R&D) programme will demonstrate Tasking, Collection, Processing and Dissemination of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) data from space through the development, delivery and operation of satellites.
The JUNO mission is one of the space missions of the MINERVA programme. The Authority expects the JUNO R&D satellite to enable MOD to advance UK MOD-owned space-based ISR (SBISR) capability, providing electro-optical imagery to UK and allied researchers, to enhance UK SBISR expertise, credibility and interoperability.
The JUNO satellite will include a high resolution electro-optical imager to deliver SBISR to support Defence activities. The JUNO satellite will be capable of demonstrating the ability to be integrated into MOD’s ISTARI ground architecture and to be capable of demonstrating interoperability with Allied ground assets. The JUNO satellite will investigate and demonstrate the ability to conduct multiple mission sets within the bounds of the satellite capabilities and without compromising the SBISR mission. The JUNO satellite could enable greater data delivery and processing through Inter-Satellite links and On-Board Processors. The JUNO satellite provides an opportunity to establish use cases in support of the Defence Space Strategy’s SDA direction towards detection, tracking, characterisation and attribution of Resident Space Objects (RSO’s) to provide an increased understanding of the domain and threats to UK critical systems. The JUNO high resolution electro-optical imaging satellite has the potential to be utilised for multiple space missions including a secondary Space Domain Awareness (SDA) mission to provide resolved space-to-space imagery to demonstrate characterization capabilities against other RSO’s in different orbital regimes. Hosted SDA payloads on-board the JUNO satellite could enable development of the UK’s SDA capability.
Aims: The JUNO System aims are expressed as four high level goals:
• Goal 1: Develop, launch and operate a UK-MOD owned electro-optical satellite within budget and schedule constraints.
• Goal 2: Demonstrate collaborative Space ISR development and operation with allies.
• Goal 3: Enable UK access and utilisation of Allied space systems ground architectures as a demonstrator for military operations.
• Goal 4: Investigate the ability to utilize hosted payloads that would expand the mission set that the satellite could be used for.
Within these goals a high priority for the JUNO system is the ability to collect panchromatic and multispectral data on an area of interest specified by Authority Users and to then process and deliver the data to the Authority to required standards with operational freedom of action. A second high priority for the system is its ability to perform R&D which will inform subsequent options analysis and future development.
Further options will include mission operations, training and support (per year) for a further 6 years; mission integration and implementation to the ground architecture; further details will be in the ITN.
For further information on the ISTARI Programme, see “Defence Space Strategy: Operationalising the Space Domain”,, UK Gov, Feb 22 , and “Press Release: UK cutting-edge space defence backed by £1.4 billion”, UK”, UK Gov, 1 Feb 22.
The JUNO procurement will be run at OFFICIAL SENSITIVE up to and including SECRET. The potential provider must have the ability to process, store and transmit classified information at OFFI

text:
JUNO System:
• The Core Contract, constitutes a JUNO solution, envisioned as an Electro-Optical imaging satellite that the Supplier shall operate. To deliver the system, a full end-to-end solution, with adequate pan-Defence Lines of Development (DLOD) coverage, is required including inter alia; design, development, manufacture, assembly, integration, test, launch, commissioning, operations and, support to experimentation..
• Secondary Payload Options, constitutes the same JUNO solution with additional satellite payload opportunities that consider at least one of the following:
o Application of the Primary Electro-Optical Imaging Payload to Space Domain Awareness (SDA) collection taskings, such that the EO imager can be used for non-Earth pointing image collection tasks, whilst always maintaining primary payload integrity.
o Space Domain Awareness (SDA) hosted payloads, where additional sensors that provide SDA mission data could be incorporated onto the space-craft to enable the Juno satellite to conduct a multi-mission approach to data collection from space.
o RF Inter-satellite Links to GEO, where the Juno Core Contract solution is enhanced by the ability to link to the satellite via agreed Geostationary Orbit space based assets, to support Out Of Area satellite command and control, and payload data handling.
o On-Board Processing (OBP), providing enhanced high fidelity on-board image processing, with target oriented machine learning image exploitation, enabling in-situ processing of captured imagery, prior to image downlinking to the agreed ground station network.
• Maintained Operations Option, constitutes a time extension of the period where the Supplier operates the JUNO solution from the Core Contract and completes mission operations beyond the timeframe covered in the Core Contract.
• Concurrent Ground Segment Options, constitutes the same JUNO solution from the Core Contract but with the system integrated with the elements of the ISTARI MOD ground architecture that are sufficiently mature to be utilised together. During this phase, operation of the JUNO system will be by the Supplier until the ISTARI MOD ground architecture is capable of operating the system. Integration between the JUNO system and elements of ISTARI will occur within these phases with gradual, progressive functional transitions. The Supplier shall also support the transition through provision of Training to MOD.
• Support to MOD Operation Option, constitutes the same JUNO solution from the Core Contract, but that is fully integrated with the MOD’s ISTARI ground architecture and is operated by the MOD with support from the Supplier.
• Disposal Option, Disposal of the JUNO solution from the Core Contract at End of Life.
The JUNO procurement will be run at OFFICIAL SENSITIVE up to and including SECRET. The potential provider must have the ability to process, store and transmit classified information at OFFICIAL SENSITIVE up to and including SECRET or willing to obtain prior to contract award.
The Cyber Risk Level for this procurement is Low risk. The Risk Assessment Reference (RAR) is RAR-704402260
A full description of the Cyber Risk levels is available at DEFSTAN 05-138. Potential Providers should make themselves familiar with the requirements against the profile assessment for this risk Level

label: (URL)

description: Project JUNO - Design, build and launch of a flight satellite in accordance with the requirements notified at Annex C to DEFFORM 47

description: Satellites

submissionMethod: electronicSubmission written

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: Competitive procedure with negotiation

Ministry of Defence

region: UK

locality: Bristol

postalCode: BS34 8JH

streetAddress: Space Delivery Team, Spruce 1C, MoD Abbey Wood

description: Ministry or any other national or federal authority, including their regional or local subdivisions

description: Defence

legalName: Ministry of Defence

Cabinet Office

locality: London

streetAddress: 70 Whitehall

legalName: Cabinet Office

Ministry of Defence

locality: BRISTOL

streetAddress: MOD Abbeywood

postalCode: BS34 0DJ

streetAddress: Space DT, Spruce 1C, #1025, MoD Abbey Wood South

description: Defence

Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd

locality: Guildford

postalCode: GU2 7YE

streetAddress: Tycho House, 20 Stephenson Road, Surrey Research Park

scale: large

legalName: Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd

Space DT

streetAddress: Spruce 1C, #1025, MoD Abbey Wood South

legalName: Space DT

title: Project JUNO


status: unsuccessful

statusDetails: discontinued

title: Lot 1 = North of Swindon (excluding Stratton area) + West Swindon (SN5 postcode)

description:
Provision of the services described above to properties in north (excluding Stratton area) and west Swindon (SN5 postcode). Approximately 4,602 in-scope properties are located in the Lot 1 area, and the Council estimates that approximately 200 to 250 properties will be included in this Lot per annum. The volume is expected to increase year on year, as described in the procurement documents. The estimated value of Lot 1 over four years is £9,249,458, based on estimated values of £1.7m to £2.4m per year.
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The appointed contractor will be required to carry out refurbishment and repairs to vacant properties (Voids) in Lot 1 of the Council's housing stock as properties are vacated. Vacant properties may require refurbishment, general maintenance, repair and or improvements to return them for re-letting in line with Swindon’s Re-let Standard. The works can range from minor repairs to major capital works requiring full property renovation, depending on the age of the property and condition upon return.
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The works may include and not be limited to:
• General property repairs and upgrades requiring all trades and professions to internal and external parts of the property, including outbuildings and garden landscaping requirements,
• Bathroom or kitchen servicing,
• Bathroom or kitchen replacements,
• Heating and electrical installations, remedial works and upgrades to include repair, maintenance or replacement of Solar PV panels and related systems and EV charging points. Provision of statutory and compliancy documentation,
• Plastering works,
• Groundworks,
• Thermal upgrades,
• UPVC/aluminium glazing and door repair or replacements as required,
• Carpentry work to include internal door and internal FD30 replacements,
• Roofing works, rainwater goods, fascias, soffits,
• Full or part re-decoration,
• Minor structural works, remedial repairs and making good,
• Fire damage to properties, this can vary from simple minor repairs, making good, to much more extensive and intrusive works,
• Provision of various flooring types i.e. carpets, Polysafe/Altromarine or equivalent and approved non-slip vinyl floor coverings as required,
• Surveying properties and providing recommendations of works required,
• Property clearance and garden clearance including disposal,
• Provision of environmental cleans, needle sweeps and pest control where required,
• Provision of specialist damp treatment work,
• Provision of welfare adaptations where necessary,
• Clearance and thorough clean of property before return of keys,
• refurbishment works to properties purchased by Swindon Borough Council on the open-market to add to the Council’s housing stock to ensure these meet the necessary standards to enable letting by the Council.

name: CARRYING OUT WORKS AND ENSURING QUALITY OUTCOMES

name: APPROACH TO CONTRACT MANAGEMENT AND COLLABORATION

title: Lot 2 = South of Swindon and also Stratton area

description:
Provision of the services described above to properties in south Swindon and the Stratton area.
Approximately 4,195 in-scope properties are located in the Lot 2 area, and the Council estimates that approximately 187 to 230 properties will be included in this Lot per annum. The volume is expected to increase year on year, as described in the procurement documents. The estimated value of Lot 2 over four years is £8.537,961, based on estimated values of £1.6m to £2.2m per year.
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The appointed contractor will be required to carry out refurbishment and repairs to vacant properties (Voids) in Lot 2 of the Council's housing stock as properties are vacated. Vacant properties may require refurbishment, general maintenance, repair and or improvements to return them for re-letting in line with Swindon’s Re-let Standard. The works can range from minor repairs to major capital works requiring full property renovation, depending on the age of the property and condition upon return.
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The works may include and not be limited to:
• General property repairs and upgrades requiring all trades and professions to internal and external parts of the property, including outbuildings and garden landscaping requirements,
• Bathroom or kitchen servicing,
• Bathroom or kitchen replacements,
• Heating and electrical installations, remedial works and upgrades to include repair, maintenance or replacement of Solar PV panels and related systems and EV charging points. Provision of statutory and compliancy documentation,
• Plastering works,
• Groundworks,
• Thermal upgrades,
• UPVC/aluminium glazing and door repair or replacements as required,
• Carpentry work to include internal door and internal FD30 replacements,
• Roofing works, rainwater goods, fascias, soffits,
• Full or part re-decoration,
• Minor structural works, remedial repairs and making good,
• Fire damage to properties, this can vary from simple minor repairs, making good, to much more extensive and intrusive works,
• Provision of various flooring types i.e. carpets, Polysafe/Altromarine or equivalent and approved non-slip vinyl floor coverings as required,
• Surveying properties and providing recommendations of works required,
• Property clearance and garden clearance including disposal,
• Provision of environmental cleans, needle sweeps and pest control where required,
• Provision of specialist damp treatment work,
• Provision of welfare adaptations where necessary,
• Clearance and thorough clean of property before return of keys,
• refurbishment works to properties purchased by Swindon Borough Council on the open-market to add to the Council’s housing stock to ensure these meet the necessary standards to enable letting by the Council.

description: Solar panels

description: Fitted kitchens

description: Domestic appliances

description: Roofing materials

description: Tools, locks, keys, hinges, fasteners, chain and springs

description: Construction work

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Building surveying services

description: Mechanical and electrical engineering services

description: Environmental decontamination services

description: Solar panels

description: Fitted kitchens

description: Domestic appliances

description: Roofing materials

title: Refurbishment and Repairs to Vacant Properties (Voids)

description: Prior to conclusion of the contract term.

description:
Swindon Borough Council has a housing stock of approximately 10,500 properties across the Borough, of which approximately 600 properties are void each year. Vacant properties may require refurbishment, general maintenance, repair and or improvements to return them for re-letting in line with Swindon’s Re-let Standard. The works can range from minor repairs to major capital works requiring full property renovation, depending on the age of the property and condition upon return. These works are carried out by a combination of external contractors, and the Council's in-house maintenance team.
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The Council intends to appoint two Contractors to carry out refurbishment and repairs to vacant properties (Voids) in the Council's housing stock as properties are vacated. The estimated number of properties included in this contract will be 390 to 480 per year.
The in-scope housing stock:
• consists mainly of one, two, three and four bedroom houses, and one and two bedroom flats, maisonettes and cottages, and one, two and three bedroom bungalows
• includes six blocks of multi-storey flats above three storeys
• are 85% estate based and within six miles radius of Swindon town centre, with the remainder in rural areas within a fifteen mile radius,
• are mainly of traditional construction but a number of other types of construction exist.
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For this contract, housing stock will be divided into two area based lots with one contractor appointed to each Lot. The division of properties is roughly equal across the two Lots.
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The contract form will be the JCT Measured Term Contract 2016.
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The NHF Schedule of Rates will be used.
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The initial contract term will be three years, with an optional one year extension.

description: Repair and maintenance services

type: suitability

description:
As detailed in the procurement documents, summarised here:
- ISO9001 or equivalent,
- ISO14001 or equivalent,
- CHAS or equivalent,
- NEC EIC registered,
- Gas Safe registered.

mainProcurementCategory: services

Swindon Borough Council

locality: Swindon

postalCode: SN1 2JH

streetAddress: Swindon Borough Council, Civic Offices, Euclid Street

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Swindon Borough Council

Operations Procurement Team

legalName: Operations Procurement Team

description:
Please email TenderingHousingProperty@Swindon.gov.uk to register your interest and request a link to the questionnaire - please include your company name, contact name and the title of this procurement in the email.
Responses to the questionnaire are required by Thursday 18th May 2023, and requests for the questionnaire should therefore be made by close of business on Friday 12th May.
The Council will acknowledge receipt from all responders and may wish to carry out further engagement in relation to any responses received.
Suppliers are advised Council is aiming to publish the procurement documents in July 2023.


description: In order to protect the Britihs Library sites, assets, collection items, staff and visitors, British Library maintains a safety & security division. This division provides security guarding and own several security systems to provide required security to support above mentioned British Library operations. Additional information: To respond to this opportunity please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/3AS96U27RG

electronicCataloguePolicy: required

description: UNITED KINGDOM

title: 002092 Security Systems Maintenance

description: In order to protect the British Library sites, assets, collection items, staff and visitors, British Library maintains a safety & security division. This division provides security guarding and own several security systems to provide required security to support above mentioned British Library operations.

description: Repair and maintenance services of video equipment

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted procedure

British Library

roles: buyer reviewBody

postalCode: NW1 2DB

streetAddress: 96 Euston Road

description: Body governed by public law

description: Recreation, culture and religion

legalName: British Library

Ze Global

locality: Kilmarnock

postalCode: KA1 2NP

streetAddress: Suite 3, Munro Business Park

legalName: Ze Global

description:
To view this notice, please click here:
https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=909375367
 GO Reference: GO-20241211-PRO-28853081


name: The Richmond Fellowship Scotland Limited

name: Inverclyde Association for Mental Health

name: Blue Triangle (Glasgow) Housing Association Limited

name: Esteem Care Dumfries and Galloway Limited

name: Swanton Care & Community (Southfield House Care Services) Limited

name: Aspire Housing & Personal Development Services Ltd

name: Independent Lifestyle limited trading as Compcare

name: Dumfries and Galloway Mental Health Association

name: CrossReach (the operating name for The Church of Scotland Social Care Council)

name: Step Up (Housing, Employability & Community Support Services) Ltd.

name: Crossroads (Annandale & Eskdale) Care Attendant Scheme

name: Aberdeen Association of Social Service T/A VSA

name: Edinburgh Support Services & Healthcare Training Ltd

description: As further detailed in the procurement documents of the Flexible Framework Agreement for the provision of Care and Support Services for Adults across Scotland.

description: Various locations of the Councils in Scotland.

region: UKM

description: Social work and related services

description: Social work services

title: Care and Support Services Flexible Framework Agreement

periodRationale: These services come within the ‘Social and Other Specific Services’ category as defined in, and subject to, the procurement regimes set out in section 7 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, commonly known as the Light Touch Regime. The duration of the Flexible Framework Agreement is a maximum of 72 months, for the purposes of business continuity and sustainability.

description:
This Contract Award Notice relates to the establishment of a new ‘National Flexible Framework Agreement’ in accordance with Regulations 74-76 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 (further referred to as 'the Flexible Framework Agreement ') for the provision of Care and Support services as defined in the Procurement Documents:
Care and Support Services will support people to achieve the best possible quality of life, in terms of their personal aspirations, choices and abilities, that enables them to live independently and safely within their own home for as long as practicable.
The Flexible Framework Agreement allows for New Entrants to be admitted, as Providers, after it has been established.
Applicants should note that there is no guarantee of any business, use, level of use or continuity of business through the Flexible Framework Agreement.

performanceTerms:
For full details of the contract conditions relevant to the Flexible Framework and contracts to be called off thereunder, please see the tender documents. Tenderers will be asked to confirm their acceptance of the contract conditions.  TENDERS MADE SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS MAY NOT BE CONSIDERED AND MAY BE REFUSED ON THE GROUNDS OF SUCH CONDITIONS ALONE.
Scotland Excel may require the members of any tendering group of entities (including, but not limited to consortium members, members of a group of economic operators and/or sub-contractors) to be jointly and severally liable for the performance of the contract and may require them to assume a specific legal form for the purposes of the appointment to the Flexible Framework.
For further information relative to the submission of consortia tenders, tenders by groups of economic operators and sub-contracting, please refer to the tender documentation which is available in the relevant PCS-T project for this procurement exercise.

description: Social work and related services

reductionCriteria: Where a Service is registered with the Care Inspectorate, a minimum grade of three (3) is required across all inspected key quality questions  unless it falls within the circumstance where Scotland Excel will accept an alternative indicator of quality to establish if this minimum requirement is met, as detailed below: In the circumstance where Quality grades have not yet been assigned to the registered Service because the Service has not had its first inspection:SXL will consider the score assigned by the Care Inspectorate in its Scrutiny Assessment Tool (SAT) (or its equivalent replacement),for the Service.*A SAT score of Low will be required to meet the minimum requirement. Required minimum insurances as follows: (a)Public Liability/(b)Employers’ Liability/(c)Statutory Third-Party Motor Vehicle Liability LIMITATIONS ON LIABILITY are detailed in the Flexible Framework Terms.Additional Insurance requirement, see Additional Information.

type: technical

description:
Registration with the Care Inspectorate.
Tenderers should provide Registration number(s) and any supporting information at Section 4A.2 in the SPD

awardCriteriaDetails: The scope of services to be provided under this Framework Agreement are covered within the definition of ‘Social and Other Specific Services’ in Schedule 3 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 and therefore the procurement process was subject to the requirements of section 7 of the Regulations.  Please note the variations applied to this exercise together with the specific requirements and evaluation approaches applicable are set out in the procurement documents.

Scotland Excel

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

postalCode: PA1 1AR

description: Body governed by public law

description: General public services

legalName: Scotland Excel

Court of Session

locality: Edinburgh

postalCode: EH1 1RQ

legalName: Court of Session

Home Is Best Ltd

locality: Stirlingshire

streetAddress: Oak 1 , Killearnmill

legalName: Home Is Best Ltd

Hierarchy Business Solutions Limited

locality: Livingston

streetAddress: Suite 17, 5 Fleming House, Fleming Road

legalName: Hierarchy Business Solutions Limited

Greymate Care Ltd

postalCode: AB24 4PQ

streetAddress: 335 Hilton Drive

legalName: Greymate Care Ltd

Cosgrove Care

locality: Glasgow

streetAddress: The Walton Community Centre, May Terrace, Giggnock, May Terrace

legalName: Cosgrove Care

Care Support Scotland Ltd

postalCode: EH8 9SX

streetAddress: 7 West Adam Street

legalName: Care Support Scotland Ltd

Deafblind Scotland

postalCode: G66 3FA

streetAddress: 1 Neasham Drive, Kirkintilloch

legalName: Deafblind Scotland

Hilton Nursing & Homecare Agency Ltd

locality: Haddington

postalCode: EH41 3AF

streetAddress: 9 Hilton Court

legalName: Hilton Nursing & Homecare Agency Ltd

Voyage 1 Limited

locality: Lichfield

postalCode: WS14 0QP

streetAddress: Wall Island , Birmingham Road

legalName: Voyage 1 Limited

Action in Mind

locality: STIRLING

postalCode: FK8 1UR

streetAddress: 19 Dean Crescent, Riverside

legalName: Action in Mind

Glasgow Association for Mental Health

postalCode: G1 5PR

streetAddress: St Andrews by the Green, 33 Turnbull Street,, Glasgow

legalName: Glasgow Association for Mental Health

locality: Stepps

postalCode: G33 6FB

streetAddress: 3 Buchanan Gate, Cumbernauld Road

legalName: The Richmond Fellowship Scotland Limited

Ark Housing Association Ltd

locality: Edinburgh Park

postalCode: EH12 9DT

streetAddress: Ground Floor, West Suite, Lochside House, 3 Lochside Way

Rainbow Services (UK) Limited

streetAddress: Heritage House, Ladykirk Business Park,, 11 Skye Road,

legalName: Inverclyde Association for Mental Health

Scotia Care Ltd

streetAddress: Springfield Medical Centre , 30 Ponderlaw Street

Scotia Homecare Solutions Limited

streetAddress: The E-Centre, Cooperage Way, Business Village, Cooperage Way

Ailsa Care Services Ltd.

streetAddress: 6th Floor, Sugar Bond,  2 Anderson Place

streetAddress: Heritage House, Ladykirk Business Park,, 11 Sky Road,

C-Change Scotland

streetAddress: Melisa House, Suite 2a, Brand Place. Ibrox

Shona Care Ltd

streetAddress: Suite 9 - Westbourne Business Centre, Kelburn Street, Barrhead

Baillieston Community Care

streetAddress: Parkhead Schoolhouse, 135 Westmuir Street

Busy Bees Care Limited

streetAddress: Bonningtonn Bond Anderson Place, Suite 23

Beyond Limits (Plymouth) Ltd

streetAddress: York House Unit 4 Stoke Damerel Business Centre, Church Street

ION Care and Support Services Limited

streetAddress: Axwell House, 2 Westerton Road, East Mains Industrial Estate

Care Quality Services Ltd

streetAddress: Crown House, Stephenson Road, Severalls Industrial Park

McFarlane Trust Ltd.

streetAddress: Unit 902, Abbey Mill Business Centre, 12 Seedhill Road

ENABLE Scotland (leading the Way)

streetAddress: INSPIRE House, 3 Renshaw Place, Eurocentral

Nacor Healthcare Services Ltd

streetAddress: Falkirk Business Hub Suite 2/5, 45 Vicar Street

Alltogether Care Services Ltd

streetAddress: Ground Floor, Building 7 Blair Court , Clydebank Business Park, 5 North Avenue

CLUARAN HCS LIMITED

streetAddress: Flexspace Business Centre 37, Whitehouse Road

The Action Group

streetAddress: The Prentice Centre, 1 Granton Mains Avenue

Divine Health & Social Care Limited

streetAddress: Farries, Kirk & McVean, Tinwald Downs Road

Leonard Cheshire Disability

streetAddress: Regus - The News Building, Third Floor, 3 London Bridge Street

Cogent Healthcare Ltd

streetAddress: Suite 6, Westfield Park, 12 Dalhousie Road

Real Life Options

streetAddress: Suite 1, Academy House, 1346 Shettleston Rd

MackCare Ltd

streetAddress: 26 Enterprise House, Springkerse Business Park

Invercare Services Ltd

streetAddress: Inver House Business Centre, Suite 1 9 Ardgowan Square

Change Mental Health Ltd

streetAddress: SUITE 4/1 GREAT MICHAEL HOUSE, 14 LINKS PLACE

Cornerstone Community Care

streetAddress: The Doges Studios,  Templeton Business Centre, 62 Templeton Street

J. & K. Lambert Ltd.

streetAddress: Bluebird Care (East & Midlothian), 8B Newhailes Business Park

GMD Community Services Ltd

streetAddress: Unit 50 Fountain Business Centre, Ellis street

Neighbourhood Networks

streetAddress: Pavilion 5a Moorpark Court,, Dava Street, Govan

Caring Hearts Limited

streetAddress: 301A - C Embroidery Mill Building, Abbey Mill Business Centre

Wilta Health Solutions Ltd

streetAddress: 8 Deer Park Avenue, Fairways Business Park

HK-CARE CONSULTING LIMITED

streetAddress: Wright Business centre, Room 220-221, 1 Lonmay Road

description:
For full details of the requirements of this Flexible Framework Agreement (including permitted variations and contract conditions), please see the applicable procurement documents available in the attachment area of itt_56345 (project_25284) on the Public Contracts Scotland-Tender (PCS-T) website: https://www.publictendersscotland.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk
There is no fixed number of Providers who may be awarded participation on the Flexible Framework Agreement.
In accordance with Regulations 20 (7) and 20 (8) of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, Scotland Excel may, where it is considered necessary, impose conditions for the performance of the contract by a group of economic operators which are different from those imposed on individual participants (for example Scotland Excel may require the group of economic operators to be jointly and severally liable for the performance of the contract), and may require groups of economic operators to assume a specific legal form for the purposes of the award of the contract.
For further information relative to the submission of consortia Applications for Admission, Applications for Admission by groups of economic operators and sub-contracting, please refer to the Application Documents which are available in the relevant PCS-T project for this procurement exercise.
Applicants will be required to confirm whether they intend to subcontract any share of the contract to third parties and, if so, to complete relevant sections of the SPD for each subcontractor.
Scotland Excel is a central purchasing body and is procuring this flexible framework agreement on behalf of the following contracting authorities (and successor bodies):
A)The 32 local authorities in Scotland as listed at https://home.scotland-excel.org.uk/about-us/our-members/
B)Scotland Excel associate members as listed at https://home.scotland-excel.org.uk/about-us/our-members/
C)any Integration Authority, or other body, established pursuant to the Public Bodies (Joint Working)(Scotland)Act 2014.
D)Tayside Contracts
E)Scottish Prison Service (SPS)
F)Scottish National Health Service Authorities and Trusts
G)Scottish Government and Scottish Central Government Bodies.
The above is subject to each contracting authority entering into and maintaining a relevant membership agreement or other access agreement with Scotland Excel.
The Flexible Framework Agreement has now been established and remains open for admission by new providers throughout its duration. Full details of the requirements of this Flexible Framework Agreement (including permitted variations and contract conditions) are available in the Procurement Documents within the relevant project on PCS-T (including Schedule 2, New Entrants Guidance Note ).
(SC Ref:781156)


description: 1 + 1

description: a contract for the carrying out of a fully comprehensive maintenance contract for the Councils CCTV installations and control room

title: CCTV Maintenance

description: Security cameras

West Lancashire Borough Council

locality: Ormskirk

postalCode: L39 2SA

streetAddress: 52 Derby Street

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: West Lancashire Borough Council

postalCode: L39 2DF

description: Regional or local authority

description: Housing and community amenities

ATEC Ltd

locality: Wolverhampton

postalCode: WV

streetAddress: Element Court, Hilton Cross Business Park

legalName: ATEC Ltd


title: Responsive Repairs and Planned Investment Works - Lot 1

title: Responsive Repairs and Planned Investment Works - Lot 3

title: Responsive Repairs and Planned Investment Works - Lot 4

title: Responsive Repairs and Planned Investment Works - Lot 5

title: Responsive Repairs and Planned Investment Works - Lot 6

title: Responsive Repairs and Planned Investment Works - Lot 7

title: Responsive Repairs and Planned Investment Works - Lot 8

title: Responsive Repairs and Planned Investment works

description: After a successful 60 month, the agreement may be further extended for two additional periods of  60 months.

description:
Anchor is seeking to engage with suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of its responsive repairs, void/ empty property works, and asset investment works (including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54000 properties across 1700 locations, including providing these services to its variety of residents across its rented, home ownership and care portfolio. Properties are dispersed across England, and Anchor will continue over the course of the contract to develop its portfolio, including new developments, acquisitions and potentially disposals. The tender will be divided into 7 area lots covering the UK.
A separate tender will be issued for the North East. In addition, Anchor may add properties from adjoining areas into the scope of the contract at their discretion.
The Contract will be awarded for an initial period of 5 years, with the option to extend for two further 5 year periods at Anchors sole discretion.
Although initially centred on the delivery of repairs, empty properties and planned Investment works the contract has the provision to add in multiple additional workstreams during its term including (but not limited to) building safety works, fire safety works and retrofit renewable technologies as set out in the procurement documents.
The value of the core services (i.e. those services included in scope from contract  commencement) is circa 98,590,844m per annum and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 1,700,692,065m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).
Lot 1 (area)  Northwest England including Lot 1b. This equates to circa 21,668,384 per annum and the this equates to 373,779,624m over the whole term ( including all possible extensions)
The procurement is being undertaken using a "Competitive Dialogue" procedure (in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015). Under the first stage of the process, bidders are required to complete a Selection Questionnaire ("SQ
Stage") and associated appendices . Following evaluation of submitted SQs, Anchor will invite shortlisted bidders to participate in the second stage of the process and submit "Detailed Solutions" ("ISDS" Stage), following which it will shortlist bidders to participate in Competitive Dialogue ("CD" Stage) and submit Final Tenders ("ISFT" Stage). Full details of the requirements, the evaluation criteria and how to participate are included in the procurement documents.

description:
Anchor is seeking to engage with suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of its responsive repairs, void/ empty property works, and asset investment works?(including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54000 properties across 1700 locations, including providing these services to its variety of residents across its rented, home ownership and care portfolio. Properties are dispersed across England, and Anchor will continue over the course of the contract to develop its portfolio, including new developments, acquisitions and potentially disposals. The tender will be divided into 7 area lots covering the UK. A separate tender will be issued for the North East. In addition, Anchor may add properties from adjoining areas into the scope of the contract at their discretion.
The Contract will be awarded for an initial period of 5 years, with the option to extend for two further 5 year periods at Anchors sole discretion.
Although initially centred on the delivery of repairs, empty properties and planned Investment works the contract has the provision to add in multiple additional workstreams during its term including (but not limited to) building safety works, fire safety works and retrofit renewable technologies as set out in the procurement documents.
The value of the core services (i.e. those services included in scope from contract  commencement) is circa  98,590,844 per annum and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 1,700,692,065m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).
Lot 3 (Area) -  LOT 3 (Area) Yorkshire & Lincolnshire. This equates to circa 16,362,312 per annum and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 282,249,876m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).
The procurement is being undertaken using a "Competitive Dialogue" procedure (in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015). Under the first stage of the process, bidders are required to complete a Selection Questionnaire ("SQ
Stage") and associated appendices . Following evaluation of submitted SQs, Anchor will invite shortlisted bidders to participate in the second stage of the process and submit "Detailed Solutions" ("ISDS" Stage), following which it will shortlist bidders to participate in Competitive Dialogue ("CD" Stage) and submit Final Tenders ("ISFT" Stage). Full details of the requirements, the evaluation criteria and how to participate are included in the procurement documents.

title: Responsive Repairs & Planned Works

description:
Anchor is seeking to engage with suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of its responsive repairs, void/ empty property works, and asset investment works?(including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54000 properties across 1700 locations, including providing these services to its variety of residents across its rented, home ownership and care portfolio. Properties are dispersed across England, and Anchor will continue over the course of the contract to develop its portfolio, including new developments, acquisitions and potentially disposals. The tender will be divided into 7 area lots covering the UK. A separate tender will be issued for the North East. In addition, Anchor may add properties from adjoining areas into the scope of the contract at their discretion.
The Contract will be awarded for an initial period of 5 years, with the option to extend for two further 5 year periods at Anchors sole discretion.
Although initially centred on the delivery of repairs, empty properties and planned Investment works the contract has the provision to add in multiple additional workstreams during its term including (but not limited to) building safety works, fire safety works and retrofit renewable technologies as set out in the procurement documents.
The value of the core services (i.e. those services included in scope from contract  commencement) is circa 98,590,844m per annum and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 1,700,692,065b over the whole term (including all possible extensions).
Lot 4 (Area) West Midlands. This equates to circa  13,815,949m per annum and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 238,325,120m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).
The procurement is being undertaken using a "Competitive Dialogue" procedure (in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015). Under the first stage of the process, bidders are required to complete a Selection Questionnaire ("SQ
Stage") and associated appendices . Following evaluation of submitted SQs, Anchor will invite shortlisted bidders to participate in the second stage of the process and submit "Detailed Solutions" ("ISDS" Stage), following which it will shortlist bidders to participate in Competitive Dialogue ("CD" Stage) and submit Final Tenders ("ISFT" Stage). Full details of the requirements, the evaluation criteria and how to participate are included in the procurement documents.

title: Responsive Repairs & Planned Works

description:
Anchor is seeking to engage with suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of its responsive repairs, void/ empty property works, and asset investment works?(including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54000 properties across 1700 locations, including providing these services to its variety of residents across its rented, home ownership and care portfolio. Properties are dispersed across England, and Anchor will continue over the course of the contract to develop its portfolio, including new developments, acquisitions and potentially disposals. The tender will be divided into 7 area lots covering the UK. A separate tender will be issued for the North East. In addition, Anchor may add properties from adjoining areas into the scope of the contract at their discretion.
The Contract will be awarded for an initial period of 5 years, with the option to extend for two further 5 year periods at Anchors sole discretion.
Although initially centred on the delivery of repairs, empty properties and planned Investment works the contract has the provision to add in multiple additional workstreams during its term including (but not limited to) building safety works, fire safety works and retrofit renewable technologies as set out in the procurement documents.
The value of the core services (i.e. those services included in scope from contract  commencement) is circa 98,590,844m per annum and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 1,700,692,065b over the whole term (including all possible extensions).
LOT 5 (Area) 5A - North London & East	5B - East Anglia This equates to circa  16,5970,597m per annum and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 285,842,798m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).
The procurement is being undertaken using a "Competitive Dialogue" procedure (in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015). Under the first stage of the process, bidders are required to complete a Selection Questionnaire ("SQ
Stage") and associated appendices . Following evaluation of submitted SQs, Anchor will invite shortlisted bidders to participate in the second stage of the process and submit "Detailed Solutions" ("ISDS" Stage), following which it will shortlist bidders to participate in Competitive Dialogue ("CD" Stage) and submit Final Tenders ("ISFT" Stage). Full details of the requirements, the evaluation criteria and how to participate are included in the procurement documents.

title: Responsive Repairs & Planned Works

description:
Anchor is seeking to engage with suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of its responsive repairs, void/ empty property works, and asset investment works?(including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54000 properties across 1700 locations, including providing these services to its variety of residents across its rented, home ownership and care portfolio. Properties are dispersed across England, and Anchor will continue over the course of the contract to develop its portfolio, including new developments, acquisitions and potentially disposals. The tender will be divided into 7 area lots covering the UK. A separate tender will be issued for the North East. In addition, Anchor may add properties from adjoining areas into the scope of the contract at their discretion.
The Contract will be awarded for an initial period of 5 years, with the option to extend for two further 5 year periods at Anchors sole discretion.
Although initially centred on the delivery of repairs, empty properties and planned Investment works the contract has the provision to add in multiple additional workstreams during its term including (but not limited to) building safety works, fire safety works and retrofit renewable technologies as set out in the procurement documents.
The value of the core services (i.e. those services included in scope from contract  commencement) is circa 98,590,844m per annum and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 1,700,692,065b over the whole term (including all possible extensions).
Lot 6 (Area) - Southwest Corridor  This equates to circa  10,673,888m per annum and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 184,124,576m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).
The procurement is being undertaken using a "Competitive Dialogue" procedure (in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015). Under the first stage of the process, bidders are required to complete a Selection Questionnaire ("SQ
Stage") and associated appendices . Following evaluation of submitted SQs, Anchor will invite shortlisted bidders to participate in the second stage of the process and submit "Detailed Solutions" ("ISDS" Stage), following which it will shortlist bidders to participate in Competitive Dialogue ("CD" Stage) and submit Final Tenders ("ISFT" Stage). Full details of the requirements, the evaluation criteria and how to participate are included in the procurement documents.

description:
Anchor has engaged with suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of its responsive repairs, void/empty property works, and asset investment works (including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54,000 properties across 1700 locations, including providing these services to its variety of residents across its rented, home ownership and care portfolio. Properties are dispersed across England, and Anchor will continue over the course of the contract to develop its portfolio, including new developments, acquisitions and potentially disposals.

The tender was divided into 7 area lots covering the UK. A separate tender has been conducted for the North East. In addition, Anchor may add properties from adjoining areas into the scope of the contract at their discretion.

The Contract has been awarded for an initial period of 5 years, with the option to extend for two further 5 year periods at Anchor's sole discretion. Although initially centred on the delivery of repairs, empty properties and planned Investment works the contract has the provision to add in multiple additional workstreams during its term including (but not limited to) building safety works, fire safety works and retrofit renewable technologies as set out in the procurement documents.

Lot 7 (Area) – South East: This equates to an estimate annual spend of 13,283,000 to £15,047,913m per annum dependant on the Asset Investment Programme, and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa £259,576,498m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).

The procurement has been undertaken using a "Competitive Dialogue" procedure (in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015). Under the first stage of the process, bidders were required to complete a Selection Questionnaire ("SQ Stage") and associated appendices. Following evaluation of submitted SQs, Anchor will invite shortlisted bidders to participate in the second stage of the process and submit "Detailed Solutions" ("ISDS" Stage), following which it will shortlist bidders to participate in Competitive Dialogue ("CD" Stage) and submit Final Tenders ("ISFT" Stage). Full details of the requirements, the evaluation criteria and how to participate were included in the procurement documents.

title: Responsive Repairs & Planned Works

description:
Anchor is seeking to engage with suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of its responsive repairs, void/ empty property works, and asset investment works?(including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54000 properties across 1700 locations, including providing these services to its variety of residents across its rented, home ownership and care portfolio. Properties are dispersed across England, and Anchor will continue over the course of the contract to develop its portfolio, including new developments, acquisitions and potentially disposals. The tender will be divided into 7 area lots covering the UK. A separate tender will be issued for the North East. In addition, Anchor may add properties from adjoining areas into the scope of the contract at their discretion.
The Contract will be awarded for an initial period of 5 years, with the option to extend for two further 5 year periods at Anchors sole discretion.
Although initially centred on the delivery of repairs, empty properties and planned Investment works the contract has the provision to add in multiple additional workstreams during its term including (but not limited to) building safety works, fire safety works and retrofit renewable technologies as set out in the procurement documents.
The value of the core services (i.e. those services included in scope from contract  commencement) is circa 129,152,989m per annum and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 1,700,692,065b over the whole term (including all possible extensions).
Lot 8 (area) - Devon and Cornwall    This equates to circa  ?1,442,2191m per annum and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 24,878,273m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).
?The procurement is being undertaken using a "Competitive Dialogue" procedure (in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015). Under the first stage of the process, bidders are required to complete a Selection Questionnaire ("SQ
Stage") and associated appendices . Following evaluation of submitted SQs, Anchor will invite shortlisted bidders to participate in the second stage of the process and submit "Detailed Solutions" ("ISDS" Stage), following which it will shortlist bidders to participate in Competitive Dialogue ("CD" Stage) and submit Final Tenders ("ISFT" Stage). Full details of the requirements, the evaluation criteria and how to participate are included in the procurement documents.

description:
Anchor has engaged with suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of its responsive repairs, void/empty property works, and asset investment works (including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54,000 properties across 1700 locations, including providing these services to its variety of residents across its rented, home ownership and care portfolio. Properties are dispersed across England, and Anchor will continue over the course of the contract to develop its portfolio, including new developments, acquisitions and potentially disposals. The tender will be divided into 7 areas covering the UK.

A separate tender has been conducted for the North East. In addition, Anchor may add properties from adjoining areas into the scope of the contract at their discretion.

The Contract has been awarded for an initial period of 5 years, with the option to extend for two further 5 year periods at Anchor's sole discretion. Although initially centred on the delivery of repairs, empty properties and planned investment works the contract has the provision to add in multiple additional workstreams during its term including (but not limited to) building safety works, fire safety works and retrofit renewable technologies as set out in the procurement documents.

Lot 1 (area) Northwest England including Lot 1b. This equates to an estimated annual value of 12,086,000 up to 18,056,987 per annum depending on asset investment programme and this equates to 311,483,020m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).

The procurement has been undertaken using a "Competitive Dialogue" procedure (in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015). Under the first stage of the process, bidders were required to complete a Selection Questionnaire ("SQ Stage") and associated appendices. Following evaluation of submitted SQs, Anchor invited shortlisted bidders to participate in the second stage of the process to submit "Detailed Solutions" ("ISDS" Stage), following which it shortlisted bidders to participate in Competitive Dialogue ("CD" Stage) and submit Final Tenders ("ISFT" Stage). Full details of the requirements, the evaluation criteria and how to participate were included in the procurement documents.

description:
Anchor has engaged with suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of its responsive repairs, void/empty property works, and asset investment works (including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54,000 properties across 1700 locations, including providing these services to its variety of residents across its rented, home ownership and care portfolio. Properties are dispersed across England, and Anchor will continue over the course of the contract to develop its portfolio, including new developments, acquisitions and potentially disposals. The tender was divided into 7 areas covering the UK.

A separate tender was  conducted for the North East. In addition, Anchor may add properties from adjoining areas into the scope of the contract at their discretion.

The Contract has been awarded for an initial period of 5 years, with the option to extend for two further 5 year periods at Anchor's sole discretion. Although initially centred on the delivery of repairs, empty properties and planned investment works the contract has the provision to add in multiple additional workstreams during its term including (but not limited to) building safety works, fire safety works and retrofit renewable technologies as set out in the procurement documents.

Lot 3 (Area) – LOT 3 (Area) Yorkshire & Lincolnshire. This equates to an estimated annual spend of 11,038,000 up to 13,635,260 per annum depending on asset Investment programme and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 235,208,230m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).

The procurement has been undertaken using a "Competitive Dialogue" procedure (in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015). Under the first stage of the process, bidders were required to complete a Selection Questionnaire ("SQ Stage") and associated appendices. Following evaluation of submitted SQs, Anchor invited shortlisted bidders to participate in the second stage of the process and submit "Detailed Solutions" ("ISDS" Stage), following which it will shortlist bidders to participate in Competitive Dialogue ("CD" Stage) and submit Final Tenders ("ISFT" Stage). Full details of the requirements, the evaluation criteria and how to participate were included in the procurement documents.

description:
Anchor has engaged with suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of its responsive repairs, void/empty property works, and asset investment works (including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54,000 properties across 1700 locations, including providing these services to its variety of residents across its rented, home ownership and care portfolio. Properties are dispersed across England, and Anchor will continue over the course of the contract to develop its portfolio, including new developments, acquisitions and potentially disposals. The tender was divided into 7 area lots covering the UK.

A separate tender has been conducted for the North East. In addition, Anchor may add properties from adjoining areas into the scope of the contract at their discretion.

The Contract has been awarded for an initial period of 5 years, with the option to extend for two further 5 year periods at Anchor's sole discretion. Although initially centred on the delivery of repairs, empty properties and planned investment works the contract has the provision to add in multiple additional workstreams during its term including (but not limited to) building safety works, fire safety works and retrofit renewable technologies as set out in the procurement documents.

Lot 4 (Area) West Midlands. This equates to an estimated annual spend 7,560,000 to 11,513,291m per annum dependant on Asset Investment Programme and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 198,604,267m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).

The procurement has been undertaken using a "Competitive Dialogue" procedure (in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015). Under the first stage of the process, bidders were required to complete a Selection Questionnaire ("SQ Stage") and associated appendices. Following evaluation of submitted SQs, Anchor will invite shortlisted bidders to participate in the second stage of the process and submit "Detailed Solutions" ("ISDS" Stage), following which it will shortlist bidders to participate in Competitive Dialogue ("CD" Stage) and submit Final Tenders ("ISFT" Stage). Full details of the requirements, the evaluation criteria and how to participate were included in the procurement documents.

id: Lot 5 (Area) 5A - North London & East 5B - East Anglia

description:
Anchor has engaged with suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of its responsive repairs, void/empty property works, and asset investment works (including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54,000 properties across 1700 locations, including providing these services to its variety of residents across its rented, home ownership and care portfolio. Properties are dispersed across England, and Anchor will continue over the course of the contract to develop its portfolio, including new developments, acquisitions and potentially disposals.

The tender was divided into 7 area lots covering the UK. A separate tender has been conducted for the North East. In addition, Anchor may add properties from adjoining areas into the scope of the contract at their discretion.

The Contract has been awarded for an initial period of 5 years, with the option to extend for two further 5 year periods at Anchor's sole discretion. Although initially centred on the delivery of repairs, empty properties and planned Investment works the contract has the provision to add in multiple additional workstreams during its term including (but not limited to) building safety works, fire safety works and retrofit renewable technologies as set out in the procurement documents.

LOT 5 (Area) 5A - North London & East 5B - East Anglia. This equates to an estimated annual spend 12,095,000 up to 13,808,831m per annum dependant on Asset Investment Plan and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 238,202,331m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).

The procurement has been undertaken using a "Competitive Dialogue" procedure (in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015). Under the first stage of the process, bidders were required to complete a Selection Questionnaire ("SQ Stage") and associated appendices. Following evaluation of submitted SQs, Anchor will invite shortlisted bidders to participate in the second stage of the process and submit "Detailed Solutions" ("ISDS" Stage), following which it will shortlist bidders to participate in Competitive Dialogue ("CD" Stage) and submit Final Tenders ("ISFT" Stage). Full details of the requirements, the evaluation criteria and how to participate were included in the procurement documents.

description:
Anchor has engaged with suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of its responsive repairs, void/empty property works, and asset investment works (including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54,000 properties across 1700 locations, including providing these services to its variety of residents across its rented, home ownership and care portfolio. Properties are dispersed across England, and Anchor will continue over the course of the contract to develop its portfolio, including new developments, acquisitions and potentially disposals.

The tender was divided into 7 area lots covering the UK. A separate tender has been conducted for the North East. In addition, Anchor may add properties from adjoining areas into the scope of the contract at their discretion.

The Contract has been awarded for an initial period of 5 years, with the option to extend for two further 5 year periods at Anchor's sole discretion. Although initially centred on the delivery of repairs, empty properties and planned Investment works the contract has the provision to add in multiple additional workstreams during its term including (but not limited to) building safety works, fire safety works and retrofit renewable technologies as set out in the procurement documents.

Lot 6 (Area) – Southwest Corridor: This equates to an estimated annual spend of 7,327,000 to £8,894,907m per annum dependant on the Asset investment Plan, and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa £153,437,147m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).

The procurement has been undertaken using a "Competitive Dialogue" procedure (in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015). Under the first stage of the process, bidders were required to complete a Selection Questionnaire ("SQ Stage") and associated appendices. Following evaluation of submitted SQs, Anchor will invite shortlisted bidders to participate in the second stage of the process and submit "Detailed Solutions" ("ISDS" Stage), following which it shortlist bidders to participate in Competitive Dialogue ("CD" Stage) and submit Final Tenders ("ISFT" Stage). Full details of the requirements, the evaluation criteria and how to participate were included in the procurement documents.

description:
Anchor has engaged with suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of its responsive repairs, void/empty property works, and asset investment works (including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54,000 properties across 1700 locations, including providing these services to its variety of residents across its rented, home ownership and care portfolio. Properties are dispersed across England, and Anchor will continue over the course of the contract to develop its portfolio, including new developments, acquisitions and potentially disposals.

The tender was divided into 7 area lots covering the UK. A separate tender has been conducted for the North East. In addition, Anchor may add properties from adjoining areas into the scope of the contract at their discretion.

The Contract has been awarded for an initial period of 5 years, with the option to extend for two further 5 year periods at Anchor's sole discretion. Although initially centred on the delivery of repairs, empty properties and planned Investment works the contract has the provision to add in multiple additional workstreams during its term including (but not limited to) building safety works, fire safety works and retrofit renewable technologies as set out in the procurement documents.

Lot 8 (Area) - Devon and Cornwall. This equates to an estimate annual spend of 1,718,000 dependant on the asset investment programme and the total potential value of the contract with all options included is circa 24,761,000m over the whole term (including all possible extensions).

The procurement has been undertaken using a "Competitive Dialogue" procedure (in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015). Under the first stage of the process, bidders were required to complete a Selection Questionnaire ("SQ Stage") and associated appendices. Following evaluation of submitted SQs, Anchor will invite shortlisted bidders to participate in the second stage of the process and submit "Detailed Solutions" ("ISDS" Stage), following which we shortlist bidders to participate in Competitive Dialogue ("CD" Stage) and submit Final Tenders ("ISFT" Stage). Full details of the requirements, the evaluation criteria and how to participate were included in the procurement documents.

relatedLot: Area 1 - 1A - North West	1B - Cumbria

description: Lot 1 (Area)  - Northwest of England

region: UKD

description: Drainage works

description: Roof-covering work

description: Roof-tiling work

description: Roof repair

description: Asbestos-removal work

description: Electrical installation work

description: Fireproofing work

description: Installation of windows

description: Installation of doors and windows

description: Installation of fitted kitchens

description: Floor and wall covering work

description: Painting and glazing work

description: Decoration work

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Asbestos removal services

relatedLot: LOT 3 (Area)	Yorkshire & Lincolnshire

description: LOT 3 (Area)	Yorkshire & Lincolnshire

region: UKE

description: Building installation work

description: Drainage works

description: Roof-covering work

description: Roof-tiling work

description: Roof repair

description: Electrical installation work

description: Fireproofing work

description: Installation of windows

description: Installation of doors and windows

description: Installation of fitted kitchens

description: Floor and wall covering work

description: Painting and glazing work

description: Decoration work

description: Asbestos removal services

description: Repair and maintenance services

relatedLot: LOT 4	West Midlands

description: LOT 4 (area)	West Midlands

region: UKG

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Drainage works

description: Roof-covering work

description: Roof-tiling work

description: Roof repair

description: Electrical installation work

description: Fireproofing work

description: Installation of windows

description: Installation of doors and windows

description: Installation of fitted kitchens

description: Floor and wall covering work

description: Painting and glazing work

description: Decoration work

description: Asbestos removal services

description: Building installation work

description: Drainage works

description: Roof-covering work

description: Roof-tiling work

description: Roof repair

description: Electrical installation work

description: Fireproofing work

description: Installation of windows

description: Installation of doors and windows

description: Installation of fitted kitchens

description: Floor and wall covering work

description: Painting and glazing work

description: Decoration work

description: Asbestos removal services

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Lot 6 (Area) - Southwest Corridor

description: Drainage works

description: Roof-covering and roof-painting work

description: Roof-tiling work

description: Roof repair

description: Electrical installation work

description: Fireproofing work

description: Painting and glazing work

description: Installation of doors and windows

description: Installation of fitted kitchens

description: Floor and wall covering work

description: Decoration work

description: Asbestos removal services

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Lot 7 (Area) - South East

description: Construction work

description: Roof repair and maintenance work

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Fireproofing work

description: Installation of doors and windows and related components

description: Installation of fitted kitchens

description: Electrical installation work

description: Drainage construction works

description: Lot 8 (area) - Devon and Cornwall

description: Building installation work

description: Drainage works

description: Roof-covering work

description: Roof-tiling work

description: Roof repair

description: Electrical installation work

description: Fireproofing work

description: Installation of windows

description: Installation of doors and windows

description: Installation of fitted kitchens

description: Floor and wall covering work

description: Decoration work

description: Asbestos removal services

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Lot 1 (Area) - North West of England

description: Construction work

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Building installation work

description: Roof works and other special trade construction works

description: Drainage construction works

description: Electrical installation work

description: Joinery and carpentry installation work

description: Fireproofing work

description: Lot 3 (Area) - Yorkshire & Lincolnshire

description: Construction work

description: Fireproofing work

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Installation of fitted kitchens

description: Electrical installation work

description: Drainage construction works

description: Roof repair and maintenance work

description: Lot 4 (Area) - West Midlands

description: Construction work

description: Fireproofing work

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Installation of fitted kitchens

description: Electrical installation work

description: Drainage construction works

description: Roof repair and maintenance work

description: Construction work

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Fireproofing work

description: Installation of fitted kitchens

description: Electrical installation work

description: Drainage construction works

description: Roof repair and maintenance work

description: Lot 6 (Area) - South West Corridor

description: Construction work

description: Fireproofing work

description: Drainage construction works

description: Electrical installation work

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Installation of fitted kitchens

description: Roof repair and maintenance work

description: Lot 8 (Area) - Devon & Cornwall

description: Construction work

description: Installation of fitted kitchens

description: Repair and maintenance services

description: Fireproofing work

description: Electrical installation work

description: Drainage construction works

title: AHG_000055 - Responsive Repairs and Planned Works

awardCriteriaDetails:
Area  	Region Name
LOT 1 -	1A - North West	1B - Cumbria
LOT 3 - 	Yorkshire & Lincolnshire
LOT 4 - 	West Midlands
LOT 5 - 	5A - North London & East	5B - East Anglia
LOT 6 - 	South West Corridor
LOT 7 - 	South East
LOT 8 - 	Devon & Cornwall

description: Anchor has tendered for suitably qualified and experienced Contractors for the delivery of responsive repairs, void property works and planned works (including building safety and fire safety works) to its circa 54,000 properties across 1700 locations. The tender has been divided up into regional lots and has been awarded for an initial period of 60 months with the option to extend by two further periods of up to 60 months, so a maximum duration of 15 years.

reviewDetails:
Precise information on deadline(s) for review procedures
The Contracting Authority will observe a 10-day stand still period following the award of the
contract and conduct itself in respect of any appeals in accordance with the Public
Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended).

description: Construction work

Anchor Hanover Group

description: Body governed by public law

description: Housing and community amenities

description: Body governed by public law

description: Housing and community amenities

Novus Property Solutions Ltd

streetAddress: Five Towns House Hillside, Festival Way, Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire, ST1 5SH

EQUANS Regeneration Limited

streetAddress: First Floor, Neon, Q10 Quorum business Park , Benton Lane

Novus Property Solutions Ltd

streetAddress: Five Town House, Hillside, Feastival Way

Westcountry Maintenance Services Ltd

streetAddress: The Gilberries, New Street, Torrington, Devon, EX38 8BY


description: options for further extension of 2 x 12 months periods

description:
NHDGGC's current process for dental charting within the Glasgow Dental Hospital and School relies on paper templates. These are part of, or held within, separate written clinical records. This includes communication with dental laboratories when commissioning the construction of medical devices. These partner with electronic records to record attendance, communications and medical images. This process, although contemporaneous and ultimately functional, is not efficient within the delivery of contemporary day-to-day practice when sharing, storing, or recovering data.
NHS GGC is seeking proposals for an electronic dental charting program that will fit within NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s framework of clinical record management and addresses the parameters as specified in the ITT.
Currently there are approximately 400 users across NHSGGC made up from 139 dental chairs.  This equates to between 150 – 250 concurrent users.

description: IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

title: Provision of a Dental Charting System

description: We have noted that out current tender return date is out with the Public Contract Regulations guidelines and therefore, we have decided to give potential bidders further time to consider their responses and submit bids.  We apologise in advance for any inconvenience caused.

description: NHSGGC has a requirement for an electronic dental charting system that will fit within NHSGGC's framework of clinical record management and addresses the parameters specified in the ITT

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

locality: Paisley

postalCode: PA3 2HJ

streetAddress: Westward House, 15-17 St James Street

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

legalName: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

Glasgow Sheriff Court

postalCode: G5 9TW

streetAddress: 1 Carlton Place

legalName: Glasgow Sheriff Court

Titanium Solutions

locality: Dublin

countryName: Ireland

streetAddress: 46 merrion square east, d02

legalName: Titanium Solutions

description: (SC Ref:785852)


description: A further three year extension term may be granted subject to an extension of the current GWR National Rail Contract (NRC) Term which runs until 21st June 2025.

description:
Design,Supply and Installation of an Automatic Passenger Counting Solution for GWR Train Fleets.
The scope will be for 35% of fleets not currently fitted with an APC system.
We anticipate the scope to include the following fleets, although this may be subject to change :-
Class 387, 150/2, 158, 165 and 166 Fleets.

region: UKI

region: UKK

region: UKL

title: Design, Supply and Installation of an Automatic Passenger Counting Solution for GWR Train Fleets

description: Information systems and servers

procurementMethodDetails: Negotiated procedure with prior call for competition

FIRST GREATER WESTERN LIMITED

postalCode: SN1 1HL

streetAddress: Milford House, 1 Milford Street

description: Railway services

scheme: GB-COH

legalName: FIRST GREATER WESTERN LIMITED

High Court

locality: London

legalName: High Court


description: Extra care housing is designed with the needs of people whose disabilities, frailty, vulnerability or health needs make ordinary housing unsuitable, but who do not need to or want to move to long term residential care. Older people make up the majority of tenants in WBC Extra care housing schemes although there are some vulnerable younger adults that benefit from living in the schemes.Extra care housing should provide a real alternative to a residential care home provision and or unsuitable housing and should be seen as a home for life. It provides accommodation that has sufficient on site care and support yet allowing older people and vulnerable adults regardless of the level of need to be independent, enjoy an inclusive lifestyle and have their housing and care needs met in a holistic manner.For West Berkshire Council, Extra Care housing means accommodation that provides enhanced care and support for older people and vulnerable adults who have increased care needs within the safety and security of supported accommodation that is accessible and adaptable for the future. This is for the provision of a care and support service for people living in Extra Care Housing in the following schemes:Lot 2 Alice Bye Court

description: Health and social work services

description: Social work services

description: Social work services with accommodation

description: Social work services without accommodation

description: Social work and related services

title: Provision for a Care and Support Service - Extra Care Housing Lot 2

description: Extra care housing is designed with the needs of people whose disabilities, frailty, vulnerability or health needs make ordinary housing unsuitable, but who do not need to or want to move to long term residential care. Older people make up the majority of tenants in WBC Extra care housing schemes although there are some vulnerable younger adults that benefit from living in the schemes.This is for the provision of a care and support service for people living in Extra Care Housing in the following schemes:Lot 2 Alice Bye CourtThis contract has previously been advertised on In-tend, Find a Tender and Contracts Finder. Please note there has been an amendment to the wording around the ceiling rate in the ITT and Pricing Schedule documents uploaded as part of this tender along with an updated Selection Questionnaire document.

description: Health and social work services

West Berkshire District Council

locality: Newbury

postalCode: RG14 5LD

streetAddress: Market Street

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: West Berkshire District Council

Housing 21

locality: Birmingham

legalName: Housing 21