title: Road re-surfacing at HMP Highpoint

description: Road re-surfacing at HMP Highpoint

Pentaco

postalCode: NR6 6EZ


currency: GBP

name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: SUPPLY OF FIBRE CARTRIDGES FOR TOXIC CHEMICAL REMOVAL

procurementMethod: open

University of Bath

street: Claverton Down

postalCode: BA2 7AY

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


name: Community Housing Association (Trading as One Support)

name: Kensington and Chelsea Tenant Management Organisation

name: Sanctuary Carr-Gomm (registered name Sanctuary Housing Association)

title: West London Housing Related Support Framework.

description: Civic betterment and community facility support services. The Framework Agreement allows 8 west London local authorites to call of Housing Related Support services from providers across 10 lots relating to different client groups.

name: London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham


title: Detailed design / user requirements specification / scope

description: Production of either a user requirements specification based on a client scope or the production of a detailed design scope for an integrated system solution.

title: Installation

description: Full management of the installation of the scope including the management of CDM and installation of the equipment required for the project.

title: Control system upgrades, replacements and associated services.

description: Control system upgrades and or replacements.Commissioning of control systems.Control system software.Post-commissiong support and or maintenance.Control system training.Control system spares.

title: GNI control and protection framework.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: National grid gas transmission have a requirement to carry out control system upgrades and or replacements at a number of compressor stations around the UK.This could encompass design, supply, installation, commissioning, post-delivery support, training and spares.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

National Grid

street: Warwick Technology Park, Gallows Hill

postalCode: CV34 6DA


title: Ram Pumps Repair, Servicing & Supply.

description: Yorkshire Water Services Ltd (YWS) is seeking to appoint a supplier(s) who has the ability and capacity to provide annual servicing, reactive and non-reactive repairs, not limited to supplying the parts for this work and replacements assets should we require these. In addition to this we may require the supplier to provide lifting and transportation services in some circumstances where the unit will need to be removed from site to be repaired at their workshops, should on site works not be possible.We require a rapid response service for any emergency breakdown, should this occur. The approx 161 pumps are situated around the Yorkshire region. Some of these may be within an Explosive Atmosphere therefore the successful Bidder(s) shall be compliant with BS EN 60079 19.

Yorkshire Water Services LTD

street: Western House, Western Way

postalCode: BD6 2SZ


title: Contract for the Provision of Building Cleaning Services.

description: Provision of building cleaning services.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Management and supervisory levels: 7
Productivity: 8
Pay rates: 6
Training programme: 5
Demonstrates ability to undertake services: 8
Procedures for quality management: 6
Health & safety procedures: 6
Equal opportunities: 5
Sustainmable environmental policy: 4
Relevancy of current contracts: 7

Godalming College

street: Tuesley Lane

postalCode: GU7 1RS

YBC Cleaning Services Ltd

street: 161 North Lane Aldershot Hampshire

postalCode: GU12 4TA


title: Provision of Warehousing services.

description: Storage and warehousing services. Warehouse management system. English Heritage requires a contractor to provide a warehousing service which consists of the physical receipt, storage and despatch of goods to properties throughout England and other customers. Due to the type of goods English Heritage wishes to store such as valuable items and perishable goods we require a secure and temperture and humidity controlled environment.Other services we require are e-commerce, mail order, account management, stock control and stocktaking, collation of marketing material. There are up to 3 000 products including books, food, jewellery, leaflets etc managed by a number of different departments in English Heritage.Goods would be supplied to the warehouse from approximately 300 different suppliers both national and international. There is also a mail order and e-commerce operation processing up to 50 orders a day for delivery worldwide. Additionally there are approximately 600 customers, principly in the UK and the contractor will be responsible for distributing a small volume of goods to them.English Heritage provides and maintains the hardware and software necessary for the warehouse and e-commerce operation.The business is cyclic with high and low seasons. Preparation for high season requires English heritage to procure and store a significant quantity of goods prior to the start of the high season approximately 3 000 equivalent pallet spaces are required. Conversely during the low season and prior to stock take the stock levels are low and significantly less pallet spaces are required.It is a requirement that goods for each user department are stored and accounted for seperately.The contract will commence on 1.11.2011 and the contract period will be 3 years with the option to extend for a further two 1 year periods at the discretion of English Heritage.Please note any figures including numbers of orders, customers etc provided in this description may change based on the number of sites in English Heritage's portfolio and changes to customer numbers.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 35
Site facilities: 17
Transport & delivery: 16
Operational activities: 16
Skilled trained staff: 3
Management information: 3
Reporting: 3
Implementation: 7

English Heritage

street: NMRC, Kemble Drive

postalCode: SN2 2GZ

Gillards

street: Trident Works, Marsh Lane

postalCode: BS39 5AZ


measure: electronicBids

title: Provision of Catering Services

description: The successful tenderer will be required to provide catering services at Buckler's Mead Academy.Buckler's Mead is an 11-16 Academy, serving pupils of South Somerset.The contract will commence on 2.9.2013 for a period of three years with the possibility of a two year extension.The contract covers the scope for the provision of all catering services within the Academy, which also includes all hospitality and free issue requirements.It is anticipated that there will be circa 930 students at the Academy (this will be confirmed once the intake from the primaries is known). There are 125 teaching and non-teaching staff in total.Turnover for the academic year 2011-2012 was approximately 110 000 GBP.The client is looking for a contractor to look at ways of developing other catering opportunities within the Academy

awardCriteriaDetails:
Competitiveness: 64
Quality: 80
Company approach: 44
Contract compliance: 32

Buckler's Mead Academy

street: 1 St John's Road

postalCode: BA21 4NH

Aspens Services Ltd

street: Suite 268, 79 Friar Street

postalCode: WR1 2NT


title: Project support to HSC - FUT003

description: To support Foresight's Horizon Scanning Centre through a number of short-term horizon scanning projects for Government Departments

SAMI CONSULTING LTD

street: The Rectory,1 Toomers Wharf,Canal Walk

postalCode: RG14 1DY


title: Operation and Structure of Government Machinery Review

description: The Minister for the Cabinet Office will commission a detailed and substantial evidence-based review and assessment of government machinery in other countries and multilateral organisations, including its operation and accountability, which identifies best practice and makes recommendations for how these approaches could be adopted by the UK. The scope of the review The review should include an analysis of the structure, operation and accountability of government machinery and the relative roles of official, impartial bureaucracies and administrations appointed by democratically-accountable Ministers in various countries, including, as a minimum, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, France, the United States, and Sweden. It should also consider operations within the European Union. Models in operation in other countries and multilateral organisations can be considered as appropriate. In particular there should be specific consideration of the New Zealand model of commissioning, where there is a “contractual model between Ministers – who set clear outcomes – and Heads of Departments – who are accountable for delivering them”. The report should consider the rationale for the adoption of this model in New Zealand. The review should compare the relative operation of the UK Government machine vis-à-vis those of other nations. It should examine the successes and failures in public service delivery, in providing policy advice, and in providing machinery for government in each of the countries and organisations under analysis. The review should also examine how parliamentary and public accountability functions in the countries under analysis, and in particular how the relative powers and functions of Ministers and civil servants affect accountability. This will help inform the wider debate on accountability within the United Kingdom, the Government’s programme of reform to strengthen the accountability of the Civil Service and the House of Lord’s Constitutional Committee. The project should offer a reasoned analysis of international best practice and should include a range of specific options and recommendations for further reform of the British Civil Service. These reforms will inform the Government’s on-going programme of change to deliver better value for taxpayers, sharpened accountability and improved public services for users. The report is expected to provide recommendations that explore alternative models of government to the Northcote-Trevelyan model, as well as any recommendations that build on the existing model. The winning bidder will be expected to: • submit a formal scoping note within one week of the contract award; • meet with the Minister after a fortnight for a scoping meeting, and at further stages by arrangement with his office. The meetings will be an opportunity to present the Minister with early conclusions and for him to provide direction for the project and its focus; • submit an interim report at a specified date mid-way through the project; • submit the final review and recommendations by 31st October 2012. Potential Providers who have expressed interest in this opportunity will be sent the Invitation to Tender on Tuesday, 14 August 2012.

Government Procurement Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP

Institute for Public Policy Research

street: 14 Buckingham Street

postalCode: WC2N 6DF


title: South East and Thames Neighbourhood Contract Areas

description: Economic operators to undertake annual safety checks, servicing, breakdown repairs (during & outside of working hours) and maintenance to domestic gas heating systems, appliances and installations to social housing dwellings.

title: North East and North Neighbourhood Contract Areas

title: South and South West Neighbourhood Contract Areas

title: West Neighbourhood Contract Area

title: Term Contracts for Annual Domestic Gas Heating System Inspection, Service, Repair & Maintenance.

description: The requirement is to carry out Annual Safety Checks, Servicing, Breakdown responsive call outs (during & outside of working hours) and Maintenance to domestic gas heating systems, appliances and installations. This will include void inspections, capping supplies, re-commissioning, supply/installation of all replacement parts, maintenance and checks of all associated flues, pipe work, radiators, controls, valves, pumps, electrical supplies, builders work, means of access, smoke, heat and CO detectors. This will also include the provision and management of the gas safety check including the use of PDA electronic certification recording and linked servicing database, all to approximately 6 000–15 000 dwellings per Lot. This may include any of the following: Loft and Cold Water Storage Tank Inspection and Legionella Hazard Spotting; the production and maintenance of services logging asset registers. There may also be a requirement to undertake programmed works such as boiler replacements and installation of new heating/replacement heating systems with the contractor fulfilling the duty of Principal contractor. Future boiler replacements and heating installations may be on a labour only basis with an L & Q direct supply arrangement for boilers and associated components.Economic Operators must show commitment to providing effective services that provide value for money to both L & Q and its residents and must be responsive to achieving collaborative practices, innovation and continuous improvement. The Economic Operator is to operate a 100 % servicing/repairs by appointment system and maintain and improve L & Q’s current excellent performance in relation to customer service and satisfaction and other local performance indicators. The Economic Operator’s system needs to be able to import and export data in formats required by L&Q for updating L & Q repairs and gas management systems and to provide a portal in which L & Q will be able to read and draw down data. The Economic Operator will similarly, use a portal provided by L & Q. L & Q’s Neighbourhoods organisational structure is divided into seven distinct geographical offices. To ensure that the contracts can be managed within each Neighbourhood there will be a requirement for the Economic Operator to manage the contracts in each Neighbourhood individually. There are 1 or 2 Neighbourhoods within each Contract Area/Lot. There will be 4 Contract Areas/Lots. The Economic Operators are to provide dedicated staff to deal with day-to-day operations of the contract and employ predominantly locally employed engineers to carry out the work for each Neighbourhood. Duration of the contracts are 3 years and may be extended up to 5 years subject to successful performance review.NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=90131.The awarding authority has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via a 'Tender Submission Postbox' facility. Further details of this facility are available at http://www.myTenders.org/PostBox/Postbox_Explain.aspx?ID=90131.Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems. The postbox closes precisely at the time stated.

London & Quadrant Housing Trust (L&Q)

street: Osborn House, Osborn Terrace

postalCode: SE3 9DR


title: Insurance claims handling.

description: An Insurance Claims Handling Service for the following organisations.AWG.Anglian Water Services.Anglian Water Property.Morrison.Tendering and contracting for all of the above organisations, shall be managed by Anglian Water Services representative.

Anglian Water Services

street: Supply Chain Management, Thorpe Wood House, Thorpe Wood

postalCode: PE3 6WT


title: EIA Processing System

description: EIA Processing System, including equipment, maintenance and consumables

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Instrumentation Laboratory UK Ltd

postalCode: WA3 7PB


name: Department of Health - Connecting for Health

title: Children's Dataset Project Manager

description: The Resource will act as Project Manager for the Children’s’ data sets project, overseeing project plans and activities on behalf of the Department of Health (DH), working with colleagues in Connecting for Health (CfH) (Systems & Service Delivery in Exeter and Technology Office) and the NHS Information Centre. This project supports the NHS in comparing maternity, child health and Child and Adolescent Mental Health (CAMHS) services outcomes across England and will be a key driver in achieving improvements in care.

Badenoch & Clark

street: Millennium Bridge House,2 Lambeth Hill

postalCode: EC4V 4BG


title: Provision of Parking Services Contract.

description: This is an award notice for a joint contract for the London authorities Brent, Hounslow and Ealing, pertaining to the provision of parking services comprising on street enforcement operation in accordance to the Traffic Management Act and includes Moving Traffic, Bus Lane, Closed Circuit Television and off street car park enforcement. In addition, car pound management/removal service, Pay and Display Level 1 and Level 2 machine maintenance and associated cash collection as well as the provision of a bay suspension service.Also covered by this contract is the administration of the back office function of Notice Processing including dealing with pre NTO enquiries, scanning of all correspondence and the issue of statutory documents. The provision of a Management Information System for Office systems and data capture including revenue reconciliation and modules for enforcement, cashless parking products, web forms and PCN payments, permits system and reporting function.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 35
Price: 65

London Borough of Brent

street: Brent Town Hall Annexe, Forty Lane, Wembley

postalCode: HA9 9HD

SERCO LIMITED

street: 16 Bartley Wood Business Park, Hampshire

postalCode: RG27 9UY


title: Environment programme fund: trialling new ways of working with local authorities on climate change

description: This project will focus on understanding, scoping and trialling ways of working on climate change adaptation with upper and lower tier local authorities (LAs), and groupings of LAs in England. The project will start in January 2012 and will support the Environment Agency (EA) to embed its enhanced role in the delivery of climate change adaptation advice.


title: Provision of a Care and Repair Service

title: UK Ayr - CE/29/12 Provision of a Care and Repair Service.

description: The primary aim of a Care and Repair service in South Ayrshire is to support residents who are either older, or have a disability or long term illness, to remain living independently within the community. The service is focused around the repair, maintenance and/or adaptation of properties to enable older people to reside in their own homes for longer. The service will be integrated with a range of services offered by the Council to all homeowners across South Ayrshire in line with the Council's Published Scheme of Assistance.The service will be tailored to the needs of the individual requiring assistance and will take a holistic approach to each case, in that it will assess the whole property and the needs of the person residing in it.Care and Repair will offer a free advice and information service to homeowners and tenants in the private rented sector aged 60 or over or with a disability. The service will work in conjunction with various Council departments to support home owners and private renters with disabilities who require structural adaptations to their homes. It will support service users in identifying required maintenance and repair work. Care and Repair will also provide a Small Repairs Service to residents aged 60 or over or with a disability including homeowners, private sector tenants and South Ayrshire Council tenants. Further details can be found in the Statement of Requiremt.Please note the deadline for asking questions via the portal is 17:00 Tuesday 30.10.2012.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality: 60

South Ayrshire Council

street: Newton House, 30 Green Street Lane

postalCode: KA8 8BH

South Ayrshire Care And Repair

street: Cronin Building, Auchincruive

postalCode: KA6 5HW


title: Supply of natural gas.

description: Supply of natural gas to various educational establishments within the Southern Education and Library Board and Western Education and Library Board areas for the period 1.4.2013 to 31.3.2014.

Western Education and Library Board

street: Headquarters Office, Campsie House, 1 Hospital Road

postalCode: BT79 0AW


title: SUP2830 - Provision of External Audit Services.

description: The contract relates to the provision of external audit of the Trust’s annual accounts including the quality accounts under the Monitor regime.

Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

street: Pond Street

postalCode: NW3 2QG


title: New Data Centre for Leicester City Council Soft Market Testing.

Leicester City Council

street: Corporate Procurement Team, B Block, 6th Floor, New Walk Centre

postalCode: LE1 6ZG


title: HMRC Vehicle Insurance Policy

description: Social, Domestic & Pleasure Insurance cover for certain vehicles


title: Building surveying consultancy.

title: Building surveying consultancy.

title: Building surveying consultancy.

title: Building surveying consultancy.

description: The consultant will be expected to act as a lead consultant and co-ordinate the input of other professional disciplines that may have been appointed by the college to deliver building surveying related services including:— Refurbishment / new build projects,— Repair / maintenance and improvement projects,— Backlog maintenance projects,— Planned property maintenance,— Space planning,— Cost control and cost planning,— CDM co-ordination,— Schedule of condition and dilapidations,— Feasibility studies,— Condition surveys,— DDA works,— Contract administration,— Defect analysis and remedy.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Experience: 25
Key personnel: 25
Technical resources: 20
TeaTeam working and collaboration: 20
Key qualities: 10

Coleg Gwent

street: Coleg Gwent, Usk, Monmouthshire

postalCode: NP15 1XJ

Rider Levell Bucknall Uk Ltd

street: 149 White Ladies Road

postalCode: BS8 2RA

Kendall Kingscott Ltd

street: Glentworth Court, Lime Kiln Close, Stoke Gifford

postalCode: BS34 8SR

Ridge & Partners LLP

street: Eden Office Park, 65 Macrae Road, Ham Green

postalCode: BS20 0DD


title: Annual Portable and Fixed Electrical Appliance Testing and Microwave Emissions Leak Testing – Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust

title: NHS0669 - Portable & Fixed Appliance Testing Inc. Microwave Emmisions Test

description: Annual Portable and Fixed Electrical Appliance Testing and Microwave Emissions Leak Testing.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 60
Quality: 20
Technical Merit: 20

Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust

street: Acute Trusts

postalCode: South west region

Norwood Electrical (UK) Ltd

street: 103 Ashby Road

postalCode: LE11 3AB


name: Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust

title: Water Management Services for Brighton & Sussex University Hospital.

description: The Brighton & Sussex University Hospital Trust wishes to tender for the Services of a Water Management company. The Trust is looking for a proactive, expert and professional company to work in collaboration with BSUH staff to provide a full water management service. The responsibilities will range from managing and servicing and replacing various items of equipment used in the Trust for Water Management such as Chlorine Dioxide Units, Calorifiers, TMV's and various Water Tanks in addition to shower head cleaning, disinfections, temperature monitoring, Air Handling Unit drain trap cleaning. Other aspects will include water testing, provision of timely and accurate results as well as proactive recommendations, advice and support. Any companies that wish to be included in the tendering process for this service need to register their expression of interest on the portal, those companies that have registered will be invited to the next level of the process.

street: Royal Sussex County Hospital, Eastern Road

postalCode: BN2 5BE


title: Asbestos services.

description: Asbestos-removal work. Asbestos removal services. CWHT wishes to procure a framework agreement pursuant to which it is envisaged that contracts will be let to contractors within the framework for the provision of a range of Asbestos services.

City West Housing Trust

street: Centenary House, Centenary Way

postalCode: M50 1RF


title: Supply of Frozen Fish Products.

Suffolk County Council

street: Russell Road

postalCode: IP1 2BX


name: Other local authorities within Cornwall and the South West

title: Fleet Tracking and Resource Management Solution.

description: The purchase of a fleet tracking and resource management software solution

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Price: 40

CORMAC Solutions Ltd

street: County Hall, Treyew Road

postalCode: TR1 3AY

Masternaut Ltd

street: Priory Park Great North Rd Aberford

postalCode: LS25 3DF


name: J R Woodhouse Plant Hire and Groundworks

title: Hire of plant.

description: Hire of plant and equipment.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

East Riding of Yorkshire

street: County Hall, Cross Street

postalCode: HU17 9BA

Jordan Road Surfacing ltd

street: 285 Bowbridge Road Newark

postalCode: NG24 4EQ

M.P.Doyle Contracting Services

street: 20 Canal Side West Newport Brough

postalCode: HU15 2RN

Orange Plant Ltd

street: Unit 5, Express Works Brunswick Industrial Estate

postalCode: NE13 7BA

SGM Contracts LLP

street: Belleknowes Industrial Estate Inverkeithing

postalCode: KY11 1HZ

Stoneledge Plant and Transport Ltd

street: Station Road Cottingham

postalCode: HU16 4LL

Tony Hudson Plant Hire Ltd

street: Moor Farm Buildings Moor Lane Murton

postalCode: YO19 5XD

Archway Products Ltd

street: Jamestown Carrick on Shannon

countryName: IE

ACL Highway Services LTD

street: Ireland Close Staveley

postalCode: S43 3PE

Hather Plant Hire Limited

street: Sheffield Road Rotherham

postalCode: S60 1DR

G O Foster Ltd

street: Middle Farm Main Street SKIDBY

postalCode: HU16 5TG

Elliott Group

street: Manor Drive

postalCode: PE4 7AP

Direct Traffic Management Limited

street: Unit 26 Frontier Works King Edward Road

postalCode: DN8 4NU

Ward Plane Limited

street: 55 Centaur House 91 Great George Street Leeds

postalCode: LS1 3LA

William G. Search Limited

street: Whitehall Road

postalCode: LS12 6EP

William Birch & Sons Ltd

street: Osbaldwick Link Road Osbaldwick

postalCode: YO19 5JA

W.E Foreman and Son

street: Mount Pleasant Farm Brigham Driffield

postalCode: YO25 8JW

W Clifford Watts Limited

street: 118 to 122 Scarborough Road Bridlington

postalCode: YO16 7NU

Selwood Ltd

street: Selwood Ltd (Head Office) Bournemouth Road Chandlers Ford Eastleigh

Mobile Mini UK Ltd

street: 28 Falcon Court Preston Farm Business Park

Lane Rental Services Limited

street: Pocklington Industrial Estate Pocklington

street: Laburnum Cottage Main Road Burton Pidsea

Chippindale Plant Limited

street: Butterbowl Works Ring Road Lower Wortley

Beaver Plant Ltd

street: Beaver Lodge, York Road, Stamford Bridge


name: Borough Council of King's Lynn & West Norfolk

title: Careline alarm monitoring.

description: Alarm-monitoring services. Provision of dispersed alarm monitoring for elderly and vulnerable person alarms primarily in domestic properties.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Evidence of client satisfaction surveys and call response times: 10
Details of data access arrangements: 10
Evidence of emergency service protocols: 5
Method statement and timetable for transfer from current service provider: 5

street: King's Court, Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX

Invicta Telecare Ltd

street: Basted House Harrison Road

postalCode: TN15 8PB


title: HP Care Pack Support

description: 1 x Electronic HP Care Pack support, 1 x HP STWRK P4500, 1 x HP STWRK P4500, 2 x HP ProCurve Network cable 3m, 2 x ProCurve Network cable 7m, 2 x HP 8-port 10-Gbe SFP and 2 x HP P4000 G2.

Softcat Ltd

postalCode: SL7 1TB


title: GSP1030 Provision of Fruit and Vegetables.

description: Fruit, vegetables and related products. The Catering and Retail Services (CRS) of the House of Commons (HOC) are intending to put in place a contract for the daily supply and delivery of fresh and prepared fruit and vegetables. The exact requirements will be detailed in the tender documents of this procurement, however, at a minimum suppliers must be able to provide a wide range of high quality fresh fruit and vegetables for use within the fine dining and cafeteria outlets of the House of Commons. To supply fruit portions for retail outlets and to provide pre-prepared fruit and vegetables in appropriate packaging. The CRS is looking to put in place a contract which consistently sources and delivers high quality produce. GM products are to be avoided. The CRS is looking for innovation and to improve the value for money offered by this contract. The contract will be for a 2 year period. The CRS is intending to appoint two suppliers for this food category – A primary supplier and a reserve supplier – both able to provide the requirements as detailed and in addition support and assist the Authority by providing category contract management.

The House of Commons

street: 1st Floor, 14 Tothill Street


name: National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI)

title: Science Museum website homepage redesign

description:
Design and front-end coding of a new homepage for the Science Museum website

 (MT Ref:87072)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Galleries and Exhibitions

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Extension to existing visitors centre at old Sarum

description: EXTENSION TO VISITOR ADMISSIONS BUILDING OLD SARUM http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/old-sarum/ The works comprise construction of extension to the existing timber framed single storey retail unit and associated alterations and external works

R Moulding & Co (Salisbury) Ltd

street: Ryeville,South Newton

postalCode: SP2 0QW


title: Validation/assess Road Escort

description: Validation/assess road Escorts

Civil Nuclear Constabulary

street: Culham Science Centre

postalCode: OX14 3DB

Lilleshall Consultancy Services

street: 3A Manor Way

postalCode: HP5 3BG


title: Provision of a framework agreement for education improvement consultants.

description: A framework agreement requiring suitably qualified and experienced improvement consultants with either early years, primary, secondary or special school/setting specialisms to support the head of education improvement in carrying out the statutory functions of LBWF in monitoring the performance of and challenging and making recommendations for improvements to LBWF schools and education providers.

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Corporate Procurement, Waltham Forest Town Hall, Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

PJR Education Ltd

street: 43 Coventry Road Broughton Astley

postalCode: LE9 6QB

Patricia Barford

street: 1 The Crescent Walthamstow

postalCode: E17 8AB

The Learning Trust

street: 1 Reading Lane

postalCode: E8 1GQ

Lorraine Manford

street: 8 Reynards Copse

postalCode: CO4 9UR

Susan Sutton Consulting

street: 38 Manor Road

postalCode: CM3 5PT

Eithne Leming Associates (ELA)

street: 5, Ransom Road

postalCode: IP12 4JU


title: National contract for the screeening for HBV, HCV and HIV nucleic acids in cadaveric tissue donatons

description: Screening for HBV, HCV and HIV nucleic acids in cadaveric tissue donantions Reagent rentals - cost of the assays includes the equipment, maintenance, servicing, installation, delivery, training and support.


title: Consultancy Requirement

description: Requirement for a technical assessment and delivery process review

Capgemini UK Plc

postalCode: GU21 6DB


title: DSCOM/CB/2128 STATEMENT OF REQUIREMENT FOR WHOLE AIRCRAFT CHARTER [REDACTED INFORMATION – NATIONAL SECURITY]

Monarch Airlines Ltd

postalCode: RH11 7XL


name: King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust - King's Health Partners,

title: Training - Leadership and Management Development Programmes.

description: Training services. The Trust is seeking tenders from Contractors Service Providers who have proven track record of delivering Leadership and Management Development Programmes ideally within a large hospital environment which is also an Academic Health Sciences Centre (AHSC). As an AHSC we are also interested in promoting a research focus with an emphasis on applying appropriate research to practice.The Programme.We anticipate the delivery of two modular programme run over a period of 6-8 months supported via action learning groups with a coaching focus in order that managers can use the ‘day job’ activities as vehicles for learning.One programme (programme A) must meet the strategic and operational needs of our very senior teams, those working as Divisional Managers, Professional Clinical Leads, Clinical Directors and Associate Directors.The second programme (programme B) must be firmly grounded in the realities of healthcare delivery and is aimed at a wide range of staff working to support the very senior team and managing operations, including matrons, clinical leaders/managers and business/service managers.Some managers will already possess management academic qualifications, e.g MBAs or masters’ level in management/leadership, whilst others may lack any significant formal management training. Whilst they have similar core experience of working in the NHS they will have had different exposure to management/leadership challenges. The programme must relate to the whole NHS context, the consultants delivering the training should possess a good current understanding of the NHS and the implications for the future both immediate and future.The programme should incorporate identifying current areas to address as part of the Trust’s overall performance, e.g. improving the patient experience; CQUIN targets, patient safety, increasing efficiency and managing financial resources more effectively and integrate a research approach. A key element of the programme will be the inclusion of a service improvement project, the programme will include a model of how this will be supported. Projects can be done as individuals, in pairs or in groups as we anticipate delegates coming from the same Divisions and/or working closely with Directorates.In order to achieve appropriate content in partnership with the provider, King’s will nominate an executive director to be the ‘sponsor’ of each of the subject areas. They will work with the provider and have final approval of the module design and content.All modules should be highly interactive, fast paced and stretching; it will be acceptable to expect pre-course reading to be completed by the participants. The modules should be competence orientated, pragmatic and reflect the focus of the NHS Leadership Framework. We want to see learning outcomes for the programme as whole and for each module.The following knowledge and skills will be key, how they will be incorporated in to the programme is to be demonstrated in the tender bid:Programme A – Strategic Focus.1. Communication, self and othersA master class, involve diagnostics, 360 degree leadership framework, listening exercises. Building relationships; getting to know each other. Presentation skills; communicating a compelling message to large audiences. Negotiation and influencing skills and awareness of personal impact.What are the communication challenges of working across KHP? Continuing to develop and build on stakeholder relationship and the larger health economy and implications. Challenging current work boundaries, listening to and responding to stakeholders; engaging with stakeholders.2. Devising and delivering the StrategyOperationalizing the vision and values of the Trust, taking the services forward, impact of health economies, working across multiple strategies, e.g. KHP and King’s how to meet both, what are the implications. Top down thinking; analysing a problem or issue using strategic skills.3. Influencing and leading changes in the NHSWhat is involved in leading the new NHS, role of the senior leader, working with DoH, commissioners, other hospitals, and community partners? The role of KHP and Academic health partners and how they will influence the direction of challenge for King’s?4. Driving PerformanceMaking external comparators to other healthcare systems, what does that raise? To focus on the leadership and delivery of a service which meets the needs of the current and future health economy. This will involve an ability to analyse and understand data, identify trends and to advise the Executive on the most cost effective and innovative method of delivering the service whilst meeting patients needs and expectations. This will also include leadership on the performance management of people and teams.5. Delivering a World Class ServiceWhat is a world class service? What does the new NHS mean to the service and the Trust; how do the services influence each other? What are the challenges; what changes do we need to deliver? How do we need to do it and who needs to do?The role of KHP; role of Clinical Academic Groups (CAGs) part of AHSC; role of Clinical Leads; change in working relationships; the role of the academic and research in delivering change, e.g. bench to bedside and implication for service development. Understanding and managing the tripartite mission of the AHSC and considering practical implications of this.6. Workforce planningFor future service requirements across King’s and KHP, building a world class hospital through it’s people. What are the changing roles and opportunities from working in CAGs, linking with Local Education Training Board’s how do we influence the use of the education and development budget?7. Talent Management/Career ManagementManaging self and others, stepping up to board level, future generation of leaders and managers, how to spot encourage and support; how does this link to workforce/service planning? What does talent look like? Completing the calibration assessment.Programme B – Operational Focus with Strategic Direction.1. Communication and partnership workingListening exercise, feedback from service users, working across agencies, networking, building relationships across teams, working with different professional groups. Self awareness, 360 degree leadership framework and feedback linking to emotional intelligence. Top down thinking; analysing a problem or issue using strategic skills.Presentation skills; communicating a compelling message to large audiences. Negotiation and influencing skills and awareness of personal impact.2. Managing the TeamEnabling and empowering people to develop and improve themselves and the service. Building trust, openness, developing colleagues and a culture of innovation, motivation and continuous improvement. Providing clear and strong direction for the team. Managing talent in the team, own and others.3. Effective Performance ManagementTo focus on the development of performance management, including setting appropriate KPIs, the use of performance scorecards, performance reporting and constructive performance management / outcomes evaluation. We want individuals to have a clearer idea of the importance of data, it’s management and analysis. We see a shared model of problem solving as an essential tool in the managers kitbag and would like this included in the programme. To understand the importance and relevance of qualitative data to support service improvement and delivery, especially feedback from those using the service.4. Managing Financial ResourcesTo focus on developing financial skills, including how to: develop and set a budget; correct adverse variances, analyse financial and activity data; (e.g., using activity based costing); and seek out opportunities for efficiency improvements and business development without losing quality and safety.5. Strategy Development and ImplementationTo include developing strategy in the new context of the NHS, developing business cases, planning and implementing change, and marketing the service. Top down thinking; analysing a problem or issue using strategic skills.6. Developing and Leading a World Class ServiceTo include developing a listening strategy, listening to service users and those delivering the service. What does a world class service look like? Measuring and monitoring quality. Implementing change, what do we need to do, how to motivate, how to maintain.7. Career Management.Stepping up, finding opportunities, self-presentation.The modules do not need to be of equal length or grouped, but should commence January 2013. A possible format would be 3 full days spread over 6 months plus an evaluation workshop, with supporting project work in between the modules. We expect the pace to be fast and the work challenging. Please state how the subjects would be divided between the modules and the format you are proposing i.e. one days or 2 day blocks. Learning outcomes should be given for the whole programme and for each module.We would like the successful partner to provide an open awareness session to promote both programmes to those considering participating. This would give potential participants a better understanding of content as well as an opportunity to meet the programme leads.We would want a minimum of 22 with a maximum of 28 people on each cohort to run once per annum. The programmes are to run simultaneously but not on the same days.If accreditation is possible, please state at what level and the accrediting body. This is not an essential requirement for the programme.

street: Procurement Department, 129 Coldharbour Lane

postalCode: SE5 9NY


title: Insurance services review 2011.

description: Insurance services. Property, business interruption, liability, motor vehicle, engineering, personal accident, fidelity guarantee, professional indemnity, construction related and other insurances and insurance services as required by Greenfields Community Housing.

awardCriteriaDetails: Criteria as stated in tender documents: 100

Greenfields Community Housing

street: Greenfields House, Charter Way

postalCode: CM77 8FG

Farr

street: 27-30 Railway Street

postalCode: CM1 1QS


title: Provision of Learning, Development and Facilitation Support.

description: The Glasgow Centre for Population Health (GCPH) was established in 2004 to add impetus to the challenge of improving health in Glasgow and the West of Scotland, by generating insights and evidence, working to create new solutions, and providing leadership for action to improve health and tackle inequality. It was developed as a setting where academics, policy-makers, practitioners and local people can come together to confront problems facing population health in Glasgow. Although based in Glasgow, and focused on achieving improved health in the city region, the GCPH works on issues of national and international importance and has stakeholders and collaborations throughout the UK and internationally. The GCPH is a partnership between NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Glasgow City Council and the University of Glasgow, supported by Scottish Government.One of the challenging aspects of the GCPH’s work involves keeping ahead of current policy and practice agendas, to cultivate developments in thinking and doing that are commensurate with the rapid pace of change, and to help establish new approaches better suited to fostering equitable and sustainable population health and wellbeing in the 21st century.In order to sustain this future orientation and focus on innovation and development, the GCPH is seeking a collaboration which will bring expertise, insights and relevant networks to work in an integrated way with the staff team and partner organisations. This collaboration with GCPH will be central to developing dialogues, involving a broad community, about the future wellbeing of the city and its citizens.Tender responses can only be submitted via the Public Contracts Scotland website e-tender facility under this notice.NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=231508.The awarding authority has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via a 'Tender Submission Postbox' facility. Further details of this facility are available at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/PostBox/Postbox_Explain.aspx?ID=231508.Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems. The postbox closes precisely at the time stated.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Delivery of services: 65
Cost: 35

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

street: Procurement Department, Glasgow Royal Infirmary, 84 Castle Street

postalCode: G4 0SF

International Futures Forum

street: 3 East Grange Steadings, St Andrews

postalCode: ky16 8ll


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Estates Capacity Procurement

title: New Sewer Main Connection and Drainage repairs

Wates Construction Ltd

postalCode: KT22 7SW


name: Health and Social Care Information Centre

title: RIT0852 – Assessment of the Provision of Education and Training Services In Respect Of Data Quality within Primary Care

description: Provision for the service of Education and Training Services In Respect Of Data Quality within Primary Care

Capita Business Services Limited

street: 71 Victoria Street,Westminster

postalCode: SW1H 0XA


title: GB-Brandon, Suffolk: Heating Systems - Sheltered Housing Schemes

description: Flagship wishes to appoint providers for the installation of replacement heating systems and the addition of solar thermal heat sources at two Sheltered Housing Schemes. Lot 1 Lakenheath, Suffolk: The replacement of a system of atmospheric, non-condensing boilers, refurbishment of the boiler house and complete renewal of the heating system at a sheltered scheme for elderly persons. The two existing oil-fired boilers are considered to be life-expired and although both are in working order. Lot 2 Brandon, Suffolk: The replacement of a system of atmospheric, non-condensing boilers, refurbishment of the boiler house and complete renewal of the heating system at a sheltered scheme for elderly persons. The two existing gas-fired boilers are considered to be life-expired and although both are in working order. Lot 3 A single combined offering for both Lot 1 and Lot 2.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Flagship Housing Group Ltd

street: Keswick Hall,Keswick

postalCode: NR4 6TJ


name: Department for International Development

title: DFID 5745: Proposed Joint DFID-CIDA Review of the Caribbean Catastrophic Risk Insurance Facility

description: The overall objective of the evaluation is to determine the overall performance, effectiveness, efficiency, validity and sustainability of parametric risk insurance as a disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation instrument for the Caribbean as a whole and for individual countries. Specific objectives include: To assess past, and anticipated, CCRIF impact on disaster losses, recovery including any effect on economic growth and poverty reduction.. To investigate the comparative cost benefits to participating states of investing in CCRIF instead of, or alongside, other financial instruments or risk reduction opportunities. The costs benefits assessment is to include associated risks; e.g. CCRIF pay-out is compromised or the mechanism is not triggered. To determine the sustainability of the CCRIF and implications if payments and premia are met by donors instead of countries. To capture specific lessons, for example; implications on regional political integration, economic investment and the development of policy guidelines and regulatory frameworks. To assist regional and participating members understand their risk profiles, to be more familiar with insurance instruments and to help them make informed investment decisions for risk reduction. To consider the potential role of CCRIF within regional and national climate change adaptation strategies. To provide objective data and evidence to allow DFID/CIDA, participating states and other interested parties, to assess options for supporting the development of risk insurance products with the region in general and specifically with the CCRIF. To reach a comparative appraisal of effectiveness of catastrophe insurance against other forms (options) of post disaster financing from country and donor perspectives To examine CCRIF functioning and activities against the original mandate and purpose e.g. scholarships, new insurance products, and disaster risk reduction projects.

IMC Worldwide Ltd

postalCode: WC2A 1AF


title: Parking and traffic regulation enforcement.

Portsmouth City Council

street: Procurement Service, Floor 5 Core 1, Civic Office, Guildhall Square

postalCode: PO1 2BJ


name: Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service

title: Framework for construction works for Northern Ireland fire and rescue service (NIFRS).

title: Framework for construction works for Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Sercice (NIFRS).

description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to establish a framework agreement for use by NIFRS. In exceptional circumstances this framework maybe used by other Northern Ireland health and social care bodies. The performance related partnering framework envisages an initial project with potential for subsequent call-off of individual contracts within a 4 year period with an estimated aggregated works cost of 30 000 000 GBP.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Quality: 30
Delivery performance:
Risk:
Overall cost effectiveness:

street: C/O Health Estates Investment Group, Estates Development Directorate, Annexe 7, Castle Buildings, Stormont.

postalCode: BT4 3SQ

Towerbridge Consortium

street: Greenmount House, Woodside Industrial Estate, Woodside Road.

postalCode: BT42 4PT


title: Provision of Accreditation and Web Portal Services in relation to the Merlin Standard.

description: DWP has awarded a Service Concession Agreement, signed as a Deed, to undertake Merlin Standard assessment and accreditation services in England, Scotland and Wales; and the continued development and maintenance of the web portal components of the Merlin Standard.

procurementMethod: direct

Department for Work and Pensions

street: 56 West Street

postalCode: S1 4EP

name: Contact Centre Framework team will manage the procurement through our e-procurement solution. All interested parties should register here www.dwp.bravosolution.co.uk


title: Visit Wales TV (Eire) March 2012

description: TV airtime

street: 124 Theobalds Road

postalCode: WC1X 8RX


title: T1165 - Provision of Legal Services - Procurement Solicitors Panel.

description: The Northern Ireland Housing Executive selected and appointed two firms of solicitors to be members of a Procurement Solicitors Panel (“the Panel”) for a period of three years from the date of appointment commencing September 2012. The appointed solicitor Firms will provide Panel work for the Housing Executive’s Corporate Procurement Unit covering the whole of N. Ireland.Each Panel member will be responsible for carrying out all the requirements of the Corporate Procurement Unit for procurement related external legal services (“Panel work”).Panel work includes but is not limited to:— a comprehensive advisory service in relation to the application of Public Procurement Regulations and Policy for various procurement exercises to be carried out by the Housing Executive,— detailed and specific legal advice (and representation where necessary) in the event of any challenge or dispute arising out of those procurements exercises,— any other legal advice connected with public procurement exercises undertaken by the Housing Executive.

Northern Ireland Housing Executive

street: 6th Floor, Housing Centre, 2 Adelaide Street

postalCode: BT2 8PB

A & L Goodbody Northern Ireland

street: 6th Floor 42-46 Fountain Street

postalCode: BT1 5EF

Arthur Cox

street: Capital House 3 Upper Queen Street

postalCode: BT1 6PU


title: Two wheeled bins

description: Two wheeled bins.

title: Four wheeled bins

description: Four wheeled bins.

title: Refurbished Bins

description: Refurbished Bins.

title: Supply of two and four wheeled bins.

description: Two and four wheeled bins.

Hull City Council

street: Guild Hall, Alfred Gelder Street

postalCode: HU1 2AA


title: Portable Building

description: Portable Building

Passmores Portable Buildings Ltd

street: High Street Strood,Rochester

postalCode: ME2 4DR


title: Management and Provision of School Catering Services

description: Management and Provision of Catering Service at Churchfield Academy, Swindon

Saville Consultancy Services

street: 2 The Cottages,Munstone

postalCode: HR1 3AJ


title: Design Team and Business Planning - Delapre Abbey.

description: This project involves supporting the Delapre Abbey Project Board in taking forward a Heritage Lottery stage 2 application to secure funding for the conservation, repair and upgrading for new uses of Delapre Abbey.The Council wishes to engage a professional Design Team to develop Delapre Abbey restoration and conservation proposals up to and including RIBA stage D prior to submitting a round 2 application to the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for capital funding.The design proposals are expected to come forward in conjunction with a detailed Business Plan which will outline the operating concept and schematic design, public benefits, site rationalisation and long term financial viability of the scheme.There will be no commitment at this stage beyond RIBA stage D. If the project secures further HLF funding, listed building and planning consent and proceeds beyond RIBA stage D, it is intended that the contract will be extended to RIBA stage L at the sole discretion of the Council. It is estimated that the stand-down period while the Council awaits the HLF's decision will be a maximum of 6 months, and a minimum of 3 months.The estimated initial contract period is for 18 months and the earliest anticipated commencement date is November 2011, however, prospective consultants are advised that this will depend on the HLF’s timetable and timings.NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=83165.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Proposed design team: 5
Evidence of leading projects: 5
Method statements: 30
Details of role in next phase: 15
Working relationships: 10
Cost control: 5
Price - project development: 15
Stage 2 bid - project implementation: 15

Northampton Borough Council

street: The Guildhall, St Giles Square

postalCode: NN1 1DE

Purcell Miller Tritton LLP

street: 36 King Street

postalCode: BS1 4DZ


title: P011134 - Camborne refurbishment & electrical works

description: Camborne refurbishment & comms room electrical works

The Met Office

postalCode: EX1 3PB

AGT Electrical Ltd

postalCode: EX4 1HD


title: Supply of Lenovo Desktops

description: Supply of Lenovo Desktops.


title: Contract - Tax and Accounting Advisory Services - HMT1065

description: The Authority is seeking to procure tax and accounting advisory services to help inform its policy creation in relation to the ‘Above the Line’ (ATL) R&D credit, due to be introduced in April 2013. The procurement will source a single service provider to provide the services. The Authority will procure these services through the Government Procurement Service (GPS) utilising the Management Consultancy and Accounting Services (MCAS) framework agreement RM 662 (the Framework) specifically Lot 12 for Accounting Advice and Services.

Deloitte LLP

street: 2 NEW STREET SQUARE

postalCode: EC4A 3BZ

countryName: GB


title: Provision of external environmental improvement works, metal and timber fencing

description: Efficiency East Midlands Limited ("EEM") is a consortium of Local Authority. Registered Provider and ALMO members: the names and addresses of the current members of EEM (at the date this Contract Notice is posted) are set out at VI.3. The Authorised users of the framework agreement being advertised by publication of this Contract Notice (in addition to EEM) are set out at Section VI.3 of this Contract Notice. The type of properties and stock comprised in the requirement included in the procurement under this Contract Notice includes Homes and assets that are affordable, rented, intermediate market rent or shared equity housing stock or stock for specialist housing groups (e.g. care homes, student housing, supported housing, hostels) and other stock (e.g. offices, leisure facilities, day centres, and other public non-housing buildings owned, managed or maintained by the authorised user).The framework agreement will comprise of the provision of external environment improvement works as and when required, comprising of:— The supply and fit and/or supply only of various types of metal fencing,— The supply and fit and/or supply only of timber fencing.The organisations listed in Section VI.3 as Authorised users of the framework agreement to be awarded at conclusion of the procurement exercise begun by publication of this Contract Notice have requirements predominately within the East Midlands as that region is described at www.direct.gov.uk/en/Dl1/Directories/Local councils/index.htm. However, organisations which are Authorised users in other parts of the United Kingdom regions may also access and use the framework agreement to be awarded at conclusion of the procurement exercise begun by publication of this Contract Notice as described in VI.3.Suppliers must read through this set of instructions and follow the process to respond to this opportunity.The information and/or documents for this opportunity are available on https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta. You must register on this site to respond, if you are already registered you will not need to register again, simply use your existing username and password. Please note there is a password reminder link on the homepage.Suppliers must log in, go to your Response Manager and add the following Access Code: J42AE4DK45. Please ensure you follow any instruction provided to you here.The deadline for submitting your response(s) is 4.6.2012 (13:00). Please ensure that you allow yourself plenty of time when responding to this invite prior to the closing date and time, especially if you have been asked to upload documents.If you experience any technical difficulties please contact the Delta eSourcing eSourcing Helpdesk on call +44 8452707050 or e-mail helpdesk@delta-esourcing.com.

title: Provision of external environmental improvement works, groundworks

description: Efficiency East Midlands Limited ("EEM") is a consortium of Local Authority. Registered Provider and ALMO members: the names and addresses of the current members of EEM (at the date this Contract Notice is posted) are set out at VI.3. The Authorised users of the framework agreement being advertised by publication of this Contract Notice (in addition to EEM) are set out at Section VI.3 of this Contract Notice. The type of properties and stock comprised in the requirement included in the procurement under this Contract Notice includes Homes and assets that are affordable, rented, intermediate market rent or shared equity housing stock or stock for specialist housing groups (e.g. care homes, student housing, supported housing, hostels) and other stock (e.g. offices, leisure facilities, day centres, and other public non-housing buildings owned, managed or maintained by the authorised user).The framework agreement will comprise of the provision of external environment improvement works as and when required, comprising of:— groundworks.The organisations listed in Section VI.3 as Authorised users of the framework agreement to be awarded at conclusion of the procurement exercise begun by publication of this Contract Notice have requirements predominately within the East Midlands as that region is described at www.direct.gov.uk/en/Dl1/Directories/Local councils/index.htm. However, organisations which are Authorised users in other parts of the United Kingdom regions may also access and use the framework agreement to be awarded at conclusion of the procurement exercise begun by publication of this Contract Notice as described in VI.3.Suppliers must read through this set of instructions and follow the process to respond to this opportunity.The information and/or documents for this opportunity are available on https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta. You must register on this site to respond, if you are already registered you will not need to register again, simply use your existing username and password. Please note there is a password reminder link on the homepage.Suppliers must log in, go to your Response Manager and add the following Access Code: J42AE4DK45. Please ensure you follow any instruction provided to you here.The deadline for submitting your response(s) is 4.6.2012 (13:00). Please ensure that you allow yourself plenty of time when responding to this invite prior to the closing date and time, especially if you have been asked to upload documents.If you experience any technical difficulties please contact the Delta eSourcing eSourcing Helpdesk on call +44 8452707050 or e-mail helpdesk@delta-esourcing.com.

title: Provision of external environment improvement works.

description: Environmental improvement works. Asphalt. Paving stones. Concrete products. Resurfacing works. Fences. Fencing components. Safety fencing. Efficiency East Midlands Limited ("EEM") is a consortium of Local Authority. Registered Provider and ALMO members: the names and addresses of the current members of EEM (at the date this Contract Notice is posted) are set out at VI.3. The Authorised users of the framework agreement being advertised by publication of this Contract Notice (in addition to EEM) are set out at Section VI.3 of this Contract Notice. The type of properties and stock comprised in the requirement included in the procurement under this Contract Notice includes Homes and assets that are affordable, rented, intermediate market rent or shared equity housing stock or stock for specialist housing groups (e.g. care homes, student housing, supported housing, hostels) and other stock (e.g. offices, leisure facilities, day centres, and other public non-housing buildings owned, managed or maintained by the authorised user).The framework agreement will comprise of the provision of external environment improvement works as and when required, comprising of:— The supply and fit and/or supply only of various types of metal fencing,— The supply and fit and/or supply only of timber fencing, and— Groundworks.The organisations listed in Section VI.3 as Authorised users of the framework agreement to be awarded at conclusion of the procurement exercise begun by publication of this Contract Notice have requirements predominately within the East Midlands as that region is described at www.direct.gov.uk/en/Dl1/Directories/Local councils/index.htm. However, organisations which are Authorised users in other parts of the United Kingdom regions may also access and use the framework agreement to be awarded at conclusion of the procurement exercise begun by publication of this Contract Notice as described in VI.3.Suppliers must read through this set of instructions and follow the process to respond to this opportunity.The information and/or documents for this opportunity are available on https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta. You must register on this site to respond, if you are already registered you will not need to register again, simply use your existing username and password. Please note there is a password reminder link on the homepage.Suppliers must log in, go to your Response Manager and add the following Access Code: J42AE4DK45. Please ensure you follow any instruction provided to you here.The deadline for submitting your response(s) is 4.6.2012 (13:00). Please ensure that you allow yourself plenty of time when responding to this invite prior to the closing date and time, especially if you have been asked to upload documents.If you experience any technical difficulties please contact the Delta eSourcing eSourcing Helpdesk on call +44 8452707050 or e-mail helpdesk@delta-esourcing.com.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 50
Quality: 40
Health and safety: 10

Efficiency East Midlands Limited

street: Icon Business Centre, Lake View Drive

postalCode: NG15 0DT


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: DSTLX-1000066313 - MHPC Research Team

description: MHPC Research Team

Evodia Ltd

street: 8 St Georges Yard,Castle Street

postalCode: GU9 7LW


title: Tender for the supply and delivery of electrical items.

title: Tender for the supply and delivery of electrical supplies and lamps.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost:
Delivery: 30
Environmental management / impact: 70
Ability to work in partnership:
Possession of public and employer's liability insurance:
Not disqualified in relation to items detailed on Personal Situation of Economic Operators questionnaire:
Not disqualified in relation to provisions of the Fair Employment and Treatment (NI) Order 1998:

Belfast City Council

street: Adelaide Exchange, 24-26 Adelaide Street

postalCode: BT2 8GD

Gordon's Electrical Supplies

street: 49 Windmill Street

postalCode: BT24 8HB


name: University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust

title: Provision of property damage & business interruption.

title: Provision of public liability insurance.

title: Public/products liability

title: Provision of directors & officers liability insurance.

title: Directors & officers liability insurance

title: Provision of property and business interruption, public liability and directors & officers insurances (excluding broking services).

description: Provision of property and business interruption, public liability and directors & officers insurances (excluding broking services and claims handling services).

awardCriteriaDetails:
MDBI (lot 1) - price: 40
MDBI - quality: 60
PL (lot 3) & D&O (lot 2) - price: 15
PL (lot 3) & D&O (lot 2) - quality: 85

street: West Moreland General Hospital Burton Road

postalCode: LA9 7RG

Mitsui Sumitomo

street: 10th Floor, 3 Hardman Street

postalCode: M3 3HF

Zurich Municipal

street: 2 Gladiator Way

postalCode: GU14 6GB

Chubb Insurance

street: 3rd Floor, Abbey House, Booth Street

postalCode: M2 4AB


title: Storage and distribution of vaccines and civil contingency products.

title: Procurement of a storage and distribution services for seasonal influenza vaccines and pandemic vaccines and for ambient and refrigerated emergency civil contingency stockpile products.

description: Project 1710 - storage and distribution of vaccines and civil contingency products.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Nature, extend and quality of the service: 350
Technical merit: 210
Risk and deliverability: 240
Total costs: 200

Procurement and Logistics Service

street: 77 Boucher Cres

postalCode: BT12 6HU


title: DFID 5879: For Development of Application Software and Implementation of Drug Inventory Management Information System (DIMIS) for Bihar Medical Services and Infrastructure Corporation Ltd (BMSICL)

description: The availability of drug supplies, equipment’s and adequate infrastructure are the essential element in the delivery of quality, integrated health services. The Department of Health is keen to ensure that there is no stock outs of drugs and hospital supplies at the facilities. A rapid assessment of the present system has identified several issues which have hampered the overall objective of the State Health Policy to ensure availability of essential drugs and equipment’s at district and facility levels (Service Delivery Units). With a view to ensure availability of drugs, equipment’s and required infrastructure at service delivery points, an autonomous corporation named as Bihar Medical Services and infrastructure Corporation Ltd. (BMSICL) has been constituted recently. It is hoped that constitution of an exclusive corporation for procurement of drugs, equipment and works will go a long way in improving the current situation. The inventory control of drugs, which is the most critical element in the whole process, is now manually executed. A computerized on-line drug inventory management information system (DIMIS) for effective decision making, is proposed to be introduced in the BMSICL also to increase all-round efficiency of the drug procurement and distribution process. For this a feasibility study was conducted and report has been submitted. This ToR is prepared for selecting agency for developing and implementing application software as per the feasibility study report.


name: Cema Ltd Lintott Control Systems Ltd Technical Control Systems Ltd Saftronics Ltd

title: Motor Control Centres, Panel Assemblies, Low Voltage Switch Gear and Systems Integration Services.

description: Framework for the supply of Motor Control Centres Panel Assemblies Low Voltage Switch Gear and Systems Integration Services.

Yorkshire Water Services Ltd

street: Western House Western Way Halifax Road

postalCode: BD6 2LZ


name: Ministry of Defence - Defence Equipment and Support - Air ISTAR

title: Information Security

description: Provision of Information Assurance Security Support

email: des as-sentinel-cm1a@mod.uk

QinetiQ

street: Building A5, Room 1005,Cody Technology Park,Ively Road

postalCode: GU14 0LX


title: National Framework Agreement for the Supply of Copper Sulphate.

description: NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) require a reagent (male and female forms) to screen blood samples as part of anemia testing at whole blood collection session. It will be used to test a droplet of blood from a donor’s finger transfered into the solution following use of a lancet.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 10
Quality: 20
Delivery performance: 10
General: 20
Cost: 40

NHS Blood & Transplant

street: North Bristol Park, Filton

postalCode: BS34 7QH


title: Supply of 1/3 pint milk to schools and the supply of fresh milk for the production of school and welfare catering meals.

description: Milk. The supply of 1/3 pint milk (or equivalent) for the milk in schools scheme as well as the supply of milk as an ingredient in the production of school and welfare meals across the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Ability to meet the councils needs: 10
Protecting the environment: 10
Sustainability and local produce: 10
Contingency planning: 10

London Borough of Tower Hamlets

street: Mulberry Place

postalCode: E14 2BG

Jones Brothers

street: 85 Middlesex Street

postalCode: E1 7DA


title: Accommodation & welfare facilities

description: For supply, delivery, installation and removal of units as may be required. Based on options for hire, purchase and hire purchase. Scope of supply includes offices, toilets, showers, canteens, drying rooms, welfare units and multiple use accommodation facilities, eg; canteen / drying rooms. As part of the scope there may also be a requirement to supply fire rated units. On occasion, there may also be need for supply in response to urgent or emergency ad-hoc requests within limited time frames. Services needed include, but are not limited to, supply, delivery, installation and removal of jackleg, or equivalent, accommodation of various dimensions and internal configurations. Some accommodation to be supplied may need to be inter-connected to form a configuration of linked accommodation, which may include the need for covered walkways, additional entrances and room partitions. Suppliers may also be required to cover supply, deliver, install and removal of toilets, toilet blocks and shower units, which may include units that are connectable to mains services or that may need independent clean water and foul water connectivity depending on site specific conditions. Scope may also include a range of self contained welfare units, including self-powered mobile (towable) welfare units and static welfare units. The range of accommodation required may include anti-vandal and eco-friendly units. All eco-units supplied will offer the benefit of the same range of facilities as standard welfare units, with additional energy saving features and demonstrable lower running costs. Additional support services may be required for effluent and fresh water tanker services, where all effluent and waste water must be disposed of in accordance with current waste regulations. Suppliers may also be required to offer external painting and livery / branding options if this is requested. The duration of individual projects are variable, so suppliers will have the capacity to be able to supply based on both short term or long term arrangements as necessary. Through this tender process, Thames Water are seeking to identify suppliers with the capability and capacity to deliver the full range of goods and services needed to support Thames Water's programme of works on AMP5 projects.

title: Secure storage container units

description: For supply, delivery, installation and removal as may be required. Based on options for hire, purchase and hire purchase. The scope will cover supply of secure steel storage units that are designed to combat the threat of theft and vandalism, therefore all units to be supplied must have secure locking systems. Individual sites may also have need for supply of additional external locking systems and padlocks. Storage units needed will be of various sizes and storage capacities, single door and double door units. Depending on site conditions, suppliers may also need to supply access ramps for ease of access to the storage area(s). Additional internal racking may also be needed to maximise all the available storage space within secure containers. Suppliers may also be required to offer external painting and livery / branding options if this is requested. The duration of individual projects are variable, so suppliers will have the capacity to supply units on short term or long term arrangements as necessary. Through this tender process, Thames Water are seeking to identify suppliers with the capability and capacity to deliver the full range of goods and services needed to support Thames Water's programme of works on AMP5 projects.

title: Welfare accommodation units

description: For supply, delivery, installation and removal as may be required. Based on options for hire. The scope covers the supply of a range of portable toilets, which may include mains connectable toilets, flushable no-mains toilets and chemical toilets. Requirements may vary on different projects with the need to serve large construction sites to lone workers based on remote sites. Services for this area of supply will also include emptying of effluent and waste tanks and the disposal of all waste in accordance with the most current waste regulations. Services to refill clean water, and the replenishment of chemical levels in portable chemical toilets may also be needed. Through this tender process, Thames Water are seeking to identify suppliers with the capability and capacity to deliver the full range of goods and services needed to support Thames Water's programme of works on AMP5 projects.

title: Modular buildings

description: For design, supply, delivery, installation, commissioning and removal as may be required. Based on options for hire, purchase and hire purchase. Scope includes the supply of larger accommodation units for projects where suppliers will be required to provide modular buildings to standard unit specifications, with variations available based on site specific requirements. Where necessary, suppliers will ensure that modular buildings supplied are compliant with all current and applicable building approvals, standards, legislation and regulations. Suppliers may also be required to offer external painting and livery / branding options if this is requested. Through this tender process, Thames Water are seeking to identify suppliers with the capability and capacity to deliver the full range of goods and services needed to support Thames Water's programme of works on AMP5 projects. It is envisaged that no more than one to two supplier awards will be made under this lot.

title: Enabling & services

description: The scope of supply for enabling and services, may include, but may not be limited to, surveying and planning, excavation and disposal, groundworks - including any foundations, RC slabs, ground beams and slabs for the locating of accommodation and welfare units, and any works related to the building services including electrical, water and drainage connections, temporaray fencing. Some sites may also have requirements for telephony & IT services. Through the tender process, Thames Water are seeking to identify suppliers with the capability and the capacity to deliver the full range of services needed to support its programme of works on AMP5 projects.

title: Furniture & fixings

title: 1082. Supply of temporary accommodation.

description: Thames Water intends to award a framework agreement covering supply of temporary accommodation. Facilities will be needed on construction sites covered by it’s AMP5 capital programme, with potential for additional needs on its existing operational sites. Thames Water has approximately 3500+ Operational Sites, ranging from small district pumping stations to large water and sewage treatment works, located primarily in London and the Thames Valley.The framework agreement will supply the full spectrum of Thames Water's accommodation requirements in support of Thames Water's capital programme.Contracts awarded under the framework agreement may be awarded directly by Thames Water or by one of its approved contractors or an approved sub-contractor. Supplier(s) will be expected to offer the same levels of service and commercial benefits to Thames Water and its approved contractors and sub-contractors.For single large scale requirements, suppliers may be required to "project manage" to ensure that all accommodation needs are supplied and installed in a timely manner and project costs are minimised.— Lot 1 - accommodation & welfare facilities.For supply, delivery, installation and removal of units as may be required. Based on options for hire, purchase and hire purchase. Scope of supply includes offices, toilets, showers, canteens, drying rooms, welfare units and multiple use accommodation facilities, eg; canteen / drying rooms. As part of the scope there may also be a requirement to supply fire rated units. On occasion, there may also be need for supply in response to urgent or emergency ad-hoc requests within limited time frames. Services needed include, but are not limited to, supply, delivery, installation and removal of jackleg, or equivalent, accommodation of various dimensions and internal configurations. Some accommodation to be supplied may need to be inter-connected to form a configuration of linked accommodation, which may include the need for covered walkways, additional entrances and room partitions. Suppliers may also be required to cover supply, deliver, install and removal of toilets, toilet blocks and shower units, which may include units that are connectable to mains services or that may need independent clean water and foul water connectivity depending on site specific conditions. Scope may also include a range of self contained welfare units, including self-powered mobile (towable) welfare units and static welfare units. The range of accommodation required may include anti-vandal and eco-friendly units. All eco-units supplied will offer the benefit of the same range of facilities as standard welfare units, with additional energy saving features and demonstrable lower running costs. Additional support services may be required for effluent and fresh water tanker services, where all effluent and waste water must be disposed of in accordance with current waste regulations. Suppliers may also be required to offer external painting and livery / branding options if this is requested. The duration of individual projects are variable, so suppliers will have the capacity to be able to supply based on both short term or long term arrangements as necessary. Through this tender process, Thames Water are seeking to identify suppliers with the capability and capacity to deliver the full range of goods and services needed to support Thames Water's programme of works on AMP5 projects,— Lot 2 - secure storage.For supply, delivery, installation and removal as may be required. Based on options for hire, purchase and hire purchase. The scope will cover supply of secure steel storage units that are designed to combat the threat of theft and vandalism, therefore all units to be supplied must have secure locking systems. Individual sites may also have need for supply of additional external locking systems and padlocks. Storage units needed will be of various sizes and storage capacities, single door and double door units. Depending on site conditions, suppliers may also need to supply access ramps for ease of access to the storage area(s). Additional internal racking may also be needed to maximise all the available storage space within secure containers. Suppliers may also be required to offer external painting and livery / branding options if this is requested. The duration of individual projects are variable, so suppliers will have the capacity to supply units on short term or long term arrangements as necessary. Through this tender process, Thames Water are seeking to identify suppliers with the capability and capacity to deliver the full range of goods and services needed to support Thames Water's programme of works on AMP5 projects,— Lot 3 - portable toilets.For supply, delivery, installation and removal as may be required. Based on options for hire. The scope covers the supply of a range of portable toilets, which may include mains connectable toilets, flushable no-mains toilets and chemical toilets. Requirements may vary on different projects with the need to serve large construction sites to lone workers based on remote sites. Services for this area of supply will also include emptying of effluent and waste tanks and the disposal of all waste in accordance with the most current waste regulations. Services to refill clean water, and the replenishment of chemical levels in portable chemical toilets may also be needed. Through this tender process, Thames Water are seeking to identify suppliers with the capability and capacity to deliver the full range of goods and services needed to support Thames Water's programme of works on AMP5 projects,— Lot 4 - modular buildings.For design, supply, delivery, installation, commissioning and removal as may be required. Based on options for hire, purchase and hire purchase. Scope includes the supply of larger accommodation units for projects where suppliers will be required to provide modular buildings to standard unit specifications, with variations available based on site specific requirements. Where necessary, suppliers will ensure that modular buildings supplied are compliant with all current and applicable building approvals, standards, legislation and regulations. Suppliers may also be required to offer external painting and livery / branding options if this is requested. Through this tender process, Thames Water are seeking to identify suppliers with the capability and capacity to deliver the full range of goods and services needed to support Thames Water's programme of works on AMP5 projects. It is envisaged that no more than one to two supplier awards will be made under this lot,— Lot 5 - enabling & services.The scope of supply for enabling and services, may include, but may not be limited to, surveying and planning, excavation and disposal, groundworks - including any foundations, RC slabs, ground beams and slabs for the locating of accommodation and welfare units, and any works related to the building services including electrical, water and drainage connections, temporary fencing. Some sites may also have requirements for telephony & IT services. Through the tender process, Thames Water are seeking to identify suppliers with the capability and the capacity to deliver the full range of services needed to support its programme of works on AMP5 projects,— Lot 6 - furniture & fixings.For supply, delivery, installation and removal as may be required. Based on options to hire or purchase furniture and fixings for use in temporary accommodation. The scope will potentially include, but is not limited to, supply of furniture - chairs, office chairs, desks, pedestals, tables, cupboards, filing cabinets, lockers, bookcases, carpets and white goods etc. Fixings - alarm systems, entry steps, air conditioning units, additional heating, lighting options and window blinds etc. Through the tender process, Thames Water is seeking to identify suppliers with the capability and capacity to deliver the full range of services needed to support its programme of works on AMP5 projects.Thames Water will consider how lots are combined (if at all) subject to responses received from applicants and in particular where this is considered to offer economic advantage. Thames Water reserves the right not to award framework agreements for particular lots.Suppliers may apply individually and/or provide joint venture or consortium applications.The successful suppliers will be expected to offer innovative solutions and design savings for projects and challenge design specifications and technical solutions being considered for a project.To drive innovation and service effeciencies, key performance indicators and/or pain/gain share arrangements may be introduced into the framework agreement.It is envisaged that the framework agreement will be awarded for the duration of 3 years extendable at Thames Water's option on one occasion or more annually up to a maximum total duration of 5 years.

Thames Water Utilities Limited

street: Procurement Support Centre - 3rd Floor East, C/O Mail Room, Rose Kiln Court

postalCode: RG2 0BY


title: Education bus services (meirionnydd area).

description: The Council is tendering for the carrying out of education bus services for the Meirionnydd Area of Gwynedd. Tenderers are required to submit priced tenders via the xchangewales website (www.etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk), please see instructions below on how to access the site. Contract period is 5 years (1.4.2012 to 31.3.2017) with the option to extend for a further 2 years.Community benefits do not apply to this contract.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 30
Price: 70

Integrated Transport Unit

street: Council Offices, Shire Hall Street

postalCode: LL55 1SH


name: Maritime Equipment Transformation (MET), DE&S

title: GB-Bristol: Supply of Rotary Switches in support of Visual Signalling Equip, General Lighting, et al.

description: In order to continue support to the Visual Signalling, General Lighting, Main Static Conversion and Main Electrical Distribution Equipments, the Authority seek Expressions of Interest for the Supply of the following NATO codified Rotary Switches: Qty 02 - NSN 5930-99-2546321 Qty 08 - NSN 5930-99-3013640 Qty 15 - NSN 5930-99-5388992 Qty 40 - NSN 5930-99-5545658 Qty 15 - NSN 5930-99-7396752 Qty 16 - NSN 5930-99-7726940 Qty 03 - NSN 5930-99-7893522 Qty 08 - NSN 5930-99-8421790 Qty 12 - NSN 5930-99-0758853 Qty 50 - NSN 5930-99-8006201 Qty 08 - NSN 5930-99-9577404

street: Birch 3c, #3331, MoD Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH


title: Mammography devices. Mammi Breast PET.

description: Mammi Breast PET.

Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust

street: Procurement Shared Service, Whittington Hospital, level 2 Kenwood Wing, Magdala Avenue

postalCode: N19 5NF

Imaging Equipment Ltd

street: Imaging Equipment Ltd The Barn, Manor Farm Church Lane BA3 4HP, UNITED KINGDOM


name: Higher Education Funding Council for England

title: Research into understanding the information needs of postgraduate taught students and how these could be met.

description: HEFCE is seeking to appoint contractors to investigate the information needs of potential students applying for postgraduate taught courses at institutions within the UK.

street: Northavon House

postalCode: BS16 1QD


name: The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: T/Hill/128 Wireless Network (WLAN).

description: Network infrastructure. Supply and installation of parts that will form a Wireless Network Solution.

street: Pield Heath Road

postalCode: UB8 3NN


currency: EUR

title: Wind Turbine - Supply, Installation and maintenance.

title: Wind Turbine - Supply and Installation.

description: Lancaster University is tendering for the supply and installation of one wind turbine generator with a tip height of no greater than 101 metres. The total installed capacity should be in the region of 2.5MW.Installation will be on University land to the east of the M6 off Hazelrigg Lane. The planning application for the project has been submitted.It is expected that this contract will be for the supply and installation only, excluding any associated civil engineering works, however should a bidder wish to include the provision of the base on which the turbine is mounted, or other aspects of the civil and electrical work, or other associated services then these options may be considered once the decision is taken on the source of the turbine and may be included in the contract.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Financial cost effectiveness: 30
Technical compliance: 25
Programme: 15
Warranty and maintenance: 10
Terms and conditions: 10
Health and safety proposals: 10

Lancaster University

street: University House

postalCode: LA1 4YW

Enercon GmbH

street: Dreekamp 5

countryName: DE


title: SNBTS CRM System.

NHS National Services Scotland - SNBTS

street: Gyle Square,, 1 South Gyle Crescent

postalCode: EH12 9EB


title: Specialist Intravenous Infusion Pumps

description: Specialist Intravenous Infusion Pumps including: volumetric pumps, syringe pumps, anaesthesia pumps & pain relief pumps, training and consumables will be required. Contract period 2 years with an optional 1 year extension. To express your interest in this project please use the following Cardea link: http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6437. The Trust reserves the right to award the contract to 1 or more suppliers and the contract may be divided into 1 or more lots. This contract may also be utilised by organisations aligned to County Durham Procurement Consortium

Co Durham Procurement Consortium

street: Bede House, Belmont

postalCode: DH1 1TW


title: RMR - Field experiment / behavioural trial: quantitative research with sample of trial participants

description:
The overarching objective of the field experiment is to inform the development of Ofgem’s Retail Market Review policy proposals – specifically relating to information remedies - which aim to empower consumers to engage effectively in the energy market. Working with a volunteer energy supplier, we will trial key aspects of our RMR information remedies to explore their impacts on consumer behaviours and levels of engagement in the energy market.

 Therefore the specific objectives for the research organisation who is successfully appointed to the project are to

 1. work closely with Ofgem and other project partners to identify relevant engagement indicators for inclusion in the survey, that cannot be tracked through the volunteer suppliers’ data / systems;

 2. liaise closely with Ofgem and other project partners to design and carry out a quantitative survey that engages a sample of consumers contained within the different trial groups (i.e. treatment groups and the control group – see trial design below);

 3. analyse and report on the survey findings in a way that adds maxiumum benefit to the overall field experiment findings. This will include analyzing the success / impact of the intervention across a number of different types of consumer, including vulnerable consumers, i.e. to determine differential impact.

 Full details of the requirement are set out in the ITT.

 (MT Ref:93705)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank,Procurement Team

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


title: Provision of catering services.

description: The successful tenderer will be required to provide catering services at Hereward College.The contract will commence on 1.8.2012 for a period of 2 years.The contract covers the scope for the provision of all catering and vending services within the School, which also includes all hospitality and free issue requirements.Total sales: 140 000 GBP.

Hereward College

street: Bramston Crescent, Tile Hill Lane

postalCode: CV4 9SW

Redcliffe Catering Ltd

street: The Centennial Centre. 100 Icknield Port Road. Edgbaston.

postalCode: B16 0AA


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Procurement - CMT SW&W

title: Work on Pressurisation Unit at HMP Swaleside

description: Emergency work on pressurisation unit at HMP Swaleside

Acorn Pressurisation Services Ltd

postalCode: CO6 1GT


title: Research and Development into IED Threat Awareness

University of Kent

postalCode: CT2 7NZ


title: Website Development Specialist

description: The Government Procurement Service is looking to replace its existing website with a new web portal. To support this, we are looking to add specific agile web development and project management expertise to build the new web portal. The scope of this requirement is to acquire agile web development and project management expertise in order to: • Build a new web portal with a series of static HTML pages to signpost the user to fulfil their needs, this will be a central information point for government procurement, for suppliers, customers and the public; • If necessary to create a secure repository for the existing framework agreements and contracts if this information cannot be contained within existing applications; • Provide simple navigation for users to identify the procurement options available and link to the supporting technology; • Provide a user friendly means of accessing transparency information about Government Procurement Service; • Provide simple navigation for existing and potential suppliers to government how to search for or register and bid for government tenders; • Use Open Standards for development and Open Source and produce documentation to accompany the development, to ensure full transferability as the supplier will not be retained on an ongoing basis.

Government Procurement Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP

Reading Room Ltd

street: 65 - 66 Frith Street,Soho

postalCode: W1D 30JR


title: Lewis's Liverpool Redevelopment.

description: The design, supply and installation of the metal cladding panels and associated carrier system, parapet flashings, cappings, membranes and insulation all of which are required for the redevelopment of the existing Lewis's department store into an hotel, offices and retail premises.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Details of successfully completed projects of a similar size and nature within the last 3 years (no more than one side of A4 per project, limited to five projects).: 20
Experience of work on listed buildings within a confined city centre environment.: 5
Evidence of financial stability.: 10
Current and projected workload.: 5
Demonstrate capacity to carry out the works.: 5
Provide three independent references.: 15
Demonstrate commitment to health and safety.: 15
Statement and evidence of environmental and sustainability commitment including providing opportunities for local employment.: 15
Demonstrate commitment to training and development of staff.: 5
Executive summary.: 5

Merepark Construction Limited

street: Lewis's Building, Cropper Street

postalCode: L1 4NX


title: UKHO MySQL

description: MySQL licences

Oracle Corporation UK Ltd

street: Oracle Parkway,Thames Valley Park

postalCode: RG6 1RA


title: Internal Communcations Manager

description: Background Our client is looking for an experienced Internal Communications Manager, based in London, to lead internal communications and staff engagement - this role is for 6 months initially. Based in the News and Communications team, you will be working across the department providing internal comms advice to senior managers, human resources and policy teams. You will need to provide strategic advice and implement plans accordingly. You will also be involved in coordinating internal events within the company. Main Duties/ Responsibilities You need to be an energetic self-starter with strong communications planning skills and good writing skills. Experience of change management and staff engagement is important. You will need to plan and manage your own work and be able to work with people at all levels across the department. This is a standalone position so you will need to balance strategy with a hands on approach. Outputs/ Deliverables to be achieved Your main duties will include; • Developing and delivering an internal comms strategy • Working closely with the change and senior leadership teams • Ensuring staff are aware and engaged with key corporate initiatives • Managing a range of internal communications channels, including writing and producing a weekly e-newsletter • Managing key internal staff events, including business briefings and ‘Learning at Work’ week. Skills/ Experience Required Public sector experience is desirable You must have a good understanding of change communications, a good strategic overview but also be hands on

Capita Resourcing

postalCode: SL6 1DP