name: The Mersey Docks and Harbour Company Limited

title: Principal contractor framework agreement in relation to the development of "Liverpool 2" (Liverpool's new deep water container terminal), Port of Liverpool, United Kingdom.

description: The contracting entity plans to build "Liverpool 2" (Liverpool's new deep water container terminal) which will be located adjacent to the Royal Seaforth Dock at the Port of Liverpool ("the scheme").The scheme comprises the construction of a new quay wall of the following approximate dimensions - 850m length x 30m height. The quay wall will enclose an area of reclaimed land which will be surfaced to form a container terminal area of approximately 22 hectares.A berthing pocket will be dredged in front of the new quay wall, from which it is anticipated that approximately 1 000 000 m3 of dredged material will be removed. It is also anticipated that approximately 2 500 000 m3 of suitable dredged material obtained from a variety of sources will be used as infill for the reclaimed area of land behind the new quay wall.The Scheme will also include improvements to the existing Port infrastructure, the acquisition by the contracting entity of plant and equipment including cranes, container carriers and road trains, and the construction of new buildings and the installation of security systems.It is anticipated that the quay wall construction, dredging and backfilling works will be awarded to one economic operator (the “Quay Wall Contractor”) under a separate contract which is the subject of a separate contract notice issued by the contracting entity.This contract relates to setting up a framework agreement under the terms of which the contracting entity may “call-off” various works and services including “supervisory/project management” services, “advance” works and “ancillary” works, further details of which are set out below:The “supervisory/project management services” may include (without limitation) the following:— advising the contracting entity on overall project buildability issues, logistics, health and safety, “lay down” areas, welfare, design, procurement, security and general site/project management and housekeeping,— undertaking the role of principal contractor under the CDM regulations,— advising the contracting entity on variant bids for the Quay Wall Contractor package (if applicable),— managing the storage and delivery arrangements of plant, equipment and materials required in connection with the scheme,— undertaking any inspections of plant, equipment and/or works required in connection with the scheme,— assisting the contracting entity in the appointment of the Quay Wall Contractor,— programming, planning, co-ordinating and supervising any contractors and/or consultants engaged by the contracting entity in connection with the scheme,— integrating with the contracting entity’s in-house project team and external advisors,— assisting the contracting entity with the procurement of, and managing the installation of, quayside cranes and container handling equipment,— assisting the contracting entity in the management and co-ordination of the Scheme, which will be undertaken within the constraints of an operational port environment under the obligations of ISPS (International Ships Port Security),— supporting and/or managing the installation, testing and commissioning of plant and equipment and undertaking various post-completion matters including assisting in the development of maintenance processes and protocols,— providing such other services as may lie within the economic operator’s expertise so as to assist the contracting entity in developing and delivering the scheme.The “advance” works may include (without limitation) the following:— site clearance and removal of unsuitable materials,— protection, diversion and/or abandonment of site services,— construction and decommissioning of temporary access roads,— provision and maintenance of site accommodation and welfare facilities,— provision of site security and access,— providing temporary power supplies and other services and maintenance of the same throughout the scheme,— works that may be required to assist in the relocation of existing tenants,— site storage and compound,— provision of plant and equipment for loading and off-loading goods and materials.The “ancillary” works may include (without limitation) the following:— providing and installing quay wall furniture and fenders,— surfacing works required in connection with the scheme,— rail foundations (ground bearing and/or piled),— construction of buildings including (without limitation) maintenance workshop, amenity block, car parking facilities, border control and inspection facilities,— surface water drainage systems,— improvement works to the existing port infrastructure,— providing such other works as may lie within the economic operator’s expertise so as to assist the contracting entity in developing and delivering the scheme.Having regard to the above, it is anticipated that the successful economic operator will have, or will have within a joint venture or consortium arrangement, civil engineering, contracting, project management and supervision experience in connection with equivalent schemes.Important - interested parties should be aware that the successful tenderer (and companies within its group), whether acting independently or within a joint venture or consortium arrangement, will be required to supervise the Quay Wall Contractor. It is anticipated that this contract will be awarded prior to the negotiation stage of the Quay Wall Contractor tender. In the event that this contract is awarded to a bidder participating in the Quay Wall Contractor tender, the successful bidder will be required to withdraw from the Quay Wall Contractor tender before it can accept this contract.

street: Maritime Centre, Port of Liverpool

postalCode: L21 1LA


measure: electronicBids

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: Security for Berkshire West.

description: Security services. Manned security services for sites.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality of service: 30
Service delivery: 15
Risk: 15
Cost: 40

mainProcurementCategory: services

Berkshire Shared Services

street: Unit 7, Ely Road

postalCode: RG7 4BQ

countryName: UK

MJF Corporate Guarding Ltd.

street: 4 and 5 Faraday Court, Rankine Road

postalCode: RG24 8PF

initiationType: tender


currency: GBP

name: Wolverhampton City Council as administering authority for the West Midlands Metropolitan Authorities Pension Fund

title: Astley & Byrom House, Quay Street, Manchester.

description: This project involves a high value real estate development and investment project for the benefit of beneficiaries of the West Midlands Metropolitan Authorities Pension Fund, one of the largest public sector pension funds in the UK. The project will be for the delivery of a predominantly office scheme in the densely developed core of Manchester, opposite Spinningfields, replacing in due course 2 existing 1960’s office buildings, Astley House and Byrom House, totalling some 150 000 sq ft net. The project involves the appraisal, design and construction of a highly significant complex expected to have a total usable area of approximately 250 000 sq ft net. Positive consultation with Manchester City Council and English Heritage has taken place to establish the broad parameters of the scheme and this will form the basis of a client brief. This will require development in accordance with the highest standards of contemporary, sustainable urban design, principally for commercial uses, but with a retail offering. The Contracting Authority's requirement is for a project manager with the experience, expertise and resources to assume a high degree of executive responsibility for shaping and directing this ambitious and prestigious project at every stage beyond outline design. This will include:— developing and advising on a design and procurement strategy,— overseeing the procurement in accordance with the European Public Procurement Rules where relevant of an integrated team of design consultants and managing the same, including running the necessary tender processes under the European Public Procurement Rules,— managing and overseeing the development of a design scheme which meets the Contracting Authority's institutional requirements, which attracts and secures the interest of the highest quality of tenant,— securing detailed planning and conservation area consent and is deliverable for a predictable contract sum.The Consultant will also be responsible for procuring a suitable and reputable Construction Contractor to deliver the scheme on a traditional, design-led basis, with a significant degree of specialist contractor design, on time, within budget and in accordance with the European Public Procurement Rules. This project is an investment for the Fund and it is envisaged that the property will be placed into an offshore trust in the near future. Therefore, please note that the project management contract to which this procurement process relates will need to be novated from the Fund to the trust once it is established - full details will be provided in the Invitation to Tender.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality - Project Planning and control: 20
Quality - Design Development and Quality Assurance: 20
Quality - Project Execution Stategy: 15
Quality - Reporting and Client Liaison: 5

street: Civic Centre, St Peter's Square

postalCode: WV1 1RG

Gleeds Management Services Limited

street: Wilford House 1 Clifton Lane Wilford

postalCode: NG11 7AT


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

title: High Level Painting on Dixon Wing at HMP The Mount

description: Provision of high level painting on Dixon Wing at HMP The Mount

procurementMethod: open

Shaylor Group PLC

postalCode: WS9 8BX


title: Security Architect <£70k

description: Individual assignment

Capgemini UK plc

street: No 1 Forge End, Woking, Surrey

postalCode: GU21 6DB


title: Greater Manchester Sites Landscape Maintenance

Continental landscapes - Greenhand

postalCode: OX25 3SX


name: St Mungo Communtiy Housing Association Ltd

title: St Mungo's - Servicing and Repairs to Heating Appliances and Heating Systems.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Undertaking Gas servicing, responsive repairs and isolated boiler replacements to domestic and commercial heating appliances and heating systems.

street: Griffin House, 161 Hammersmith Road

postalCode: W6 8BS


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: Rapid DNA Analysis

description: Phase 3


title: CHP Ready Guidance for Combustion and Energy from Waste Plants

description: Project carried out under the Energy Efficiency Portfolio “Taking Energy Efficiency forward through strengthened combined heat and power requirements” - to develop guidance for the operators to construct and for the Environment Agency to regulate energy from waste (EfW) combustion plants.

Environment Agency

street: Horizon House,Deanery Road

postalCode: BS1 5AH


title: Provision of a Dorset Carers' information and advise service.

description: Health and social work services. The provision of outcome based domiciliary care services in Dorset (excluding Bournemouth and Pole).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 15
Quality: 85

Dorset County Council

street: Adult and Community Services Directorate, County Hall

postalCode: DT1 1XJ

Altogether Care - Care at Home Limited

street: 21 Gelndinning Avenue

postalCode: DT4 7QF

Surecare (Dorset)

street: C6 Arena Business Centre, 9 Nimrod Way

postalCode: BH21 7SH

First Choice Community Support Services

street: Unit 6 Stanton Industrial Estate, Stanton Road

postalCode: SO15 4HU

Essential Nursing and Care

street: Unit 7 Concept Park, Innovation Close

postalCode: BH12 4QT

Candlelight Homecare Services Limited

street: First Floor, Court Hall

postalCode: BA14 8AR

Agincare

street: Pike House, 1 Trinity House

postalCode: DT4 8TW

Axe Valley Home Care Limited

street: 9 Fore Street

postalCode: EX12 2LE

All About Care

street: Unit B3, Romany Works Business Park

postalCode: BH16 6JL


description: Conduct a study into Biologically Inspired Adaptive Camouflage: Field-Effect Smart Polyphenism Materials

University of Bristol

street: Senate House, Tyndall Avenue

postalCode: BS8 1TH


title: Historic Seascape Characterisation (HSC) Thames Estuary, Kent and adjacent inshore and offshore waters

description: English Heritage is inviting tenders for a project that will contribute to the completion of England's national Historic Seascape Characterisation (HSC) coverage by using the national HSC method to undertake GIS based characterisation of a specified area. The project will fill current gaps in National HSC coverage: the coast and adjacent English inshore and offshore regions from Jaywick near Clacton, Essex to Fairlight near Hastings, East Sussex. The project will follow the latest update of the HSC Method Statement (Tapper and Hooley 2010), with practical guidance from recently completed national HSC projects, working in close consultation with English Heritage for further advice and guidance. The project will also ensure its outputs’ integration with the completed HSCs for adjacent areas. The project will also review actual and potential applications for HSC in the project areas, with special reference to its roles for heritage protection and a breadth of planning and other contexts. Further details are contained in the project brief which is available for download in the Supporting Documents section (see below).

English Heritage

street: Room 3/60 ,The Engine House ,Fire Fly Avenue

postalCode: SN2 2EH

Cotswold Archaeology

street: Building 11,Kemble Enterprise Park

postalCode: GL7 6BQ


title: Technical Services in Support of Primary Regulatory Activities for ONR Operating Nuclear Reactor Projects Derivation of an Issues Classification System for a Cross-ONR Risks and Issues Database and the production of suitable guidance

description: Nature and regulatory importance of issues on ONR’s issues & risk database Introduction An earlier note (Activity 1/Note 1 – M Macphail, 9/11/11) proposed categorising the issues by adopting the safety indicators used in the Safety Performance Indicator (SPI) model. It was also suggested that further consideration be given to a refinement of the categories, particularly those categories that included a wide range of different topics e.g. safety case categorisation which included safety case issues, LC14 issues, LC23 issues and 24 issues. The illustrative analysis presented in the earlier note ranked the different categories on the basis of the number of issues in each category. Implicit in this approach is the assumption that the issues carry equal weight or importance. However, some individual issues may be significantly more important from a regulatory perspective and this needed to be recognised in the analysis. It was therefore suggested that consideration be given to a scheme for ranking the individual issues based on the level of their regulatory importance, as judged by ONR. The note presents proposals for (i) a further refinement of the scheme for categorising the issues and (ii) a scheme for rating the level of importance of individual issues. Relevant ONR, HSE & IAEA references In the following sections, consideration has been given to ONR, HSE and IAEA references which may inform the development of schemes for the establishing the two aspects i.e. the category and level of importance. HSE’s Enforcement Management Model The EMM approach is very relevant since it could be argued if an issue is not satisfactorily dealt with by the licensee, the model may need to actually applied to help identify the appropriate ONR response to a given shortcoming. The EMM categorises the shortcomings with respect to (1) health & safety risks, (2) permissioning and (3) non-risk based compliance. The level of regulatory importance of a shortcoming in these categories is considered with respect to (1) defined standards, e.g. regulatory requirements (2) established standards, e.g. IAEA standards and (3) interpretive standards, e.g. ONR’s TIGs and TAGs. Within each of these groups of standards, the EMM considers the extent of compliance as (1) minor, (2) inadequate, or (3) absent. INS/035, Issue 1 – ND use of Licensee Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs) The attributes of nuclear safety performance, the overall indicators and the strategic indicators identified in the reference are shown in Annex 1. They cover a wide range of aspects that are the relevant to inspection and assessment, and were recommended as the categories in the initial proposals (M Macphail, 9/11/11). The reference does not provide guidance relevant for establishing the level of regulatory importance of the different safety categories. AST/004, Issue 4 – Risk and issues management in ONR (2011) Two categories of risks and issues are considered, namely (1) challenges to ONR’s reputation or its ability to do its work and (2) issues associated with effective regulation. For corporate risks with an impact that could be felt across ONR, there needs to be Management Board oversight. For issues and risks of lesser regulatory importance only project oversight may be required. For other issues and risks, DMM and IMG oversight are needed. The level at which oversight is suggested may be regarded as the level of regulatory importance associated with the issue or risk. BMM Annex 8, Issue 001 – Operating experience feedback – screening, analysis, monitoring, review The screening process involves identifying events that are nuclear safety significant and attributing ‘consequences’ and ‘causes’ to each event. The consequences (actual or potential) are classified according to the following: (1) inadvertent criticality, (2) radiation/contamination release, (3) loss of containment, (4) radiation exposure (internal/external), (5) loss of operational /process control, (6) plant/equipment failure, (7) plant /equipment damage/defect, (8) challenge to safety case, (9) reduced safety margins/safety barriers, (10) breach of operating limits and conditions, licence conditions and other relevant regulations, (11) enforced plant shutdown (automatic/manual), (12) none and (13) other consequences. The causes are also classified according to the following: (1) plant/equipment defect/degradation, (2) maintenance failure, (3) design deficiency, (4) modification deficiency, (5) operational process deviation/defect, (6) loss of services, (7) external event (natural/man-made) and (8) human performance, which are further classified: (a) training, (b) procedural, (c) intentional/misinformed/unintentional or lapse. If more than one code (consequence or cause) applies, then the most relevant is applied. The consequences and causes are relevant for the categorising the nature of the issues. The reference does not address the severity of the issue, other than consider only those that are nuclear safety significant. IIS rating guide (G/INS/008) – Guidance on intervention planning The IIS ratings 1 – 3 are adequate or better and are thus not relevant for characterising issues. Ratings of 4 (below standard), 5 (significantly below standard) and 6 (unacceptable) are relevant. The ratings are assigned to three types of issues, namely (1) inspection observations, (2) assessment observations, and (3) interactions observations. These ratings are assigned to types of issues that are characterised by the type of intervention that highlighted the issues, namely (1) inspections, (2) assessments and (3) interactions e.g. meetings. Resource allocation model (Attention Model) The resource allocation model considers a wide range of factors in determining the importance that should be assigned to a given safety issue. The model is relevant but is relatively complex and detailed. The model incorporates most of the aspects highlighted earlier, and in addition refer to ONR’s credibility and reputation as a regulator as perceived by its stakeholders. IAEA standards and guidance The available IAEA guidance on regulatory issues e.g. GSR Part 1 – Government, Legal and Regulatory Framework for Safety is at a high level. It should be noted, however, that the ONR guidance in the above references is intended to be consistent with IAEA guidance. Refinement of the scheme for categorising the issues In the illustrative analysis presented in the earlier note, the indicator that ranked highest was ‘safety case management’. INS/035, Issue 1 (ND use of Licensee Safety Performance Indicators) shows that shortcomings in the arrangements and/or implementation of the arrangements for LC14, LC15, LC23 and LC24 are associated with this indicator. Many assessment and inspection shortcomings will be attributable to these LCs, and thus to the ‘safety case management’ indicator. The shortcomings may be very different in nature/cause and it may be more informative to split this indicator into the individual LCs. More generally, it may be simpler to align the categorisation scheme more closely with the LCs, particularly since inspection issues are likely to be concerned with the extent of compliance with LCs. It may also be appropriate to consider categories based on SAPs since assessment issues are likely to be concerned with the extent to which the safety documentation meet the expectations in the SAPs. Such changes should be seen as a refinement and/or simplification of the categorisation scheme based on the SPI indicators. The OEF reference is also likely to be relevant in the identification of different categories. The refinement should take account of feedback from inspectors and management, particularly as they provide the input and should benefit from the output of an analyses of the data based on the adopted categorisation scheme. Scheme for rating the level of importance of issues The reference documents considered earlier highlight different aspects that are relevant for assigning levels of importance of an issue. Factors that are particularly relevant include the extent to which (i) regulatory requirements and expectations are met and (ii) ONR’s credibility and reputation as a regulator could be adversely affected. It is also recognised that the importance of issues should also take account of the potential impact on licensees’ operations. For example, some issues may be sufficiently important for safety that operational restrictions are deemed to be appropriate. For example, major concerns and uncertainties about graphite integrity could result in the cessation of reactor operations. Shortcomings associated with these factors will attract the attention of different management levels within ONR. A minor shortcoming may attract oversight at inspector level, whereas a serious shortcoming will require oversight by the ONR Management Board. Figure 1 shows how these different factors are related to each other and also how they provide a measure of the level of importance of a given issue with respect to the current four level system used in the issues database. The figure is intended to be illustrative only and the details may need to be modified in light of further consideration. Conclusions 1. There is scope to further refine the categorisation scheme based on SPIs by consideration of LCs, SAPs and the cause and consequence categories used in the OEF screening analyses. 2. The adopted categorisation scheme should also take account of the views of inspectors, assessors and management. 3. The levels of importance of individual issues and groups of issues should be based on and consistent with current ONR guidance on EMM and take account of the degree of threat to ONR’s reputation and the level of ONR oversight considered appropriate to monitor issues. 4. The proposed scheme for categorising and assigning levels of importance to issues should be supported by guidance aimed at those for those inputting to the database, analysing the data and monitoring the information on the database. Recommendation 1. The proposals and conclusions should be developed in order to provide the basis of an issues database to meet the needs of ONR inspectors and management.

Serco

street: Thomson House,Birchwood Park,Risley

postalCode: WA3 6GA


title: UK-London: framework for the supply of gas.

description: Framework contract for the supply of Gas to Daily and Non Daily metered supplies for the London Borough of Merton.

awardCriteriaDetails:
price: 80
product: 10
service: 10

mainProcurementCategory: goods

London Borough of Merton

street: Civic Centre, London Road

postalCode: SM4 5DX

Gazprom Energy

street: Bauhaus, 27 Quay Street

postalCode: M3 3GY


title: M4 J19 to J20 / M5 J15 to J17 Managed Motorways

Western Power Distribution

postalCode: EX2 7WP


title: Priory Rise Primary School Catering Services.

description: Priory Rise School opened for the first time in September 2008. The school serves the communities of Tattenhoe Park and South Kingsmead. Until the housing is developed in these areas children from the secondary catchment areas also attend Priory Rise. The secondary catchment areas are Kingsmead and Tattenhoe. In September 2008 it opened with the first three classes of children, however as the area grows it will gradually expand to become a two-form entry 420 place primary school with a 39 (FTE) nursery with integrated childcare.The school is located to the west of the V1 between the H7 and H8 grid roads, it is an imaginative, exciting place with wonderful facilities and features including a large, full height library, a music room, a technology room, a full size kitchen, a parent/community room, an internal courtyard garden, wonderful outside playing facilities and dedicated Foundation Stage play areas.Roll from 1.9.2013 330.Roll from 1.9.2014 400.

Priory Rise Primary School

street: 160 Bronte Avenue, Tattenhoe Park

postalCode: MK4 3GE


title: Child Centred Family Support Service

title: CE-36-12 - Child Centred Family Support.

description: The Council is commissioning a generic family support service for the main centres of Girvan, Maybole and surrounding villages.The overall aim of the service is to provide locality based child-centred family support designed around the needs of the child and their family.This service will work to encourage and develop a range of essential skills and behaviours addressing all the elements of daily life involved in keeping children active, busy, healthy, comfortable and safe. This will include individual work with vulnerable children and targeted services with families including the provision of practical support and income maximisation where appropriate.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=246373.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality: 60

South Ayrshire Council

street: Newton House, 30 Green Street Lane

postalCode: KA8 8BH

street: 61 Sussex Street

postalCode: G41 1DY


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Update of Levelised Cost Assumptions for UK Power Generation Technologies

description: Update of the Assumptions used in Modelling the Relative Electicity Generating costs of Different Technologies

Parsons Brinckerhoff Limited

street: Amber Court,William Armstrong Drive,Newcastle Business Park

postalCode: NE4 7YQ


name: Midland Counties Heating Services Limited

title: Design, Installation & Commissioning of Kitchen Ventilation system.

title: Design, Installation & Commissioing of Kitchen Venitaltion.

title: Design, Istallation & Commissioning of Kitchen Ventilation System.

title: Desing, Installation & Commissioning of Kitchen Ventilations Systems.

title: Design, Installation and Commissioning of Kitchen Ventilation Systems.

description: The contract is for the design, installation and commissioning of kitchen ventilation systems in school kitchens and some other establishments in the Derbyshire County Council area.

Derbyshire County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: DE4 3AG

Trivent Ltd

street: Brown Place, Brown Lane West

postalCode: LS11 0EF

Fox Caering Equipment Ltd

street: Unit 1 C, Barugh Green Road

postalCode: S75 1JT

street: Rees House, Unit 27, Parker Trading Estate, Mansfield Road

postalCode: DE21 4SZ

Carford Group Ltd

street: 1 - 4 Mitchell Road, Fernside Park, Ferndown Industrial Estate

postalCode: BH21 7SG


title: Purchase of Marine Diesel Engines, Drive Systems, Controls and Ancillaries


title: Centrifuge Replacement.

description: The design, manufacture, delivery/installation, commissioning and qualification for up to two automated centrifuges to process a biological suspension at 400 to 900 L/h to collect ~4kg of solids. The relative centrifugal force must be in the range 17 000 to 22 000 g. The temperature difference across the centrifugation stage must vary by no more than 5 degrees Centigrade.The centrifuge(s) must be capable of full automatic operation, solids discharge and cleaning-in-place (CIP). The centrifuge(s) must be manufactured to current pharmaceutical standards for design, product contact materials, automation, operation and CIP. Consideration must be given to servicing and vendor support.

awardCriteriaDetails:
URS compliant: 10
Tender Value: 8
Delivery period: 8

Bio Products Laboratory

street: Dagger Lane

postalCode: WD6 3BX


title: Provision of Homeless Services.

description: Supported housing and related services for homeless people.

Cheshire West and Chester

street: Procurement, HQ, 58 Nicholas Street

postalCode: CH1 2NP

Forum Housing Association

street: 2nd Floor, 84 Market Street

postalCode: CH41 6HB


title: MOCCA AIRCRAFT MODIFICATIONS

description: MOCCA AIRCRAFT MODIFICATIONS

CRANFIELD AEROSPACE LTD

postalCode: MK43 OAL


title: Provision of DDA ramps to G&H wings at HMP Gartree


title: Chemical Waste

currency: EUR

description: The packaging, removal and disposal of chemical waste by the best environmental option.

title: Removal and Disposal of Clinical Waste

description: To undertake the removal and disposal of all laboratory derived clinical waste by the best environmental option.

title: Removal and Disposal of Radioactive Waste

description: To undertake the removal and disposal of all radioactive waste by the best environmental option.

title: Recyclable materials and residual wastes

description: 1 500 tonnes per annum comprising of separately collected and co-mingled recyclable materials and residual wastes.

title: Services for the collection, recycling and disposal of residual, hazardous and recycling materials.

description: The University of Surrey operates from two campuses and subsidiary facilities in Guildford with an estimated population of over 18 000 staff and students. The University currently produces around 1 500 tonnes of waste per annum comprising separately collected and co-mingled recyclable materials, residual and hazardous wastes. On-site management of waste is undertaken by the facilities management team who service on-site buildings and consolidate a number of waste streams. The University currently achieves a 37 % recycling rate and has plans to increase this through the continued implementation of a waste management strategy.The University proposes to let a 3 year contract with the option to extend for up to a further 2 years for a service provider to collect recyclable materials, residual and hazardous wastes for treatment or disposal at appropriate waste management facilities in line with the waste hierarchy. In providing these services, the provider will work in partnership with the University to deliver the objectives of the Waste Strategy.

University of Surrey

street: Senate House

postalCode: GU2 7XH


title: External Audit Services.

description: The University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust requires a comprehensive and efficient External Audit Service which will assist the Trust in meeting its roles and responsibilities, whilst maintaining the necessary level of professional independence.The primary requirement is the provision of an audit service that fulfils all of the requirements of the Audit Code for NHS Foundation Trusts (“the Code”), published by Monitor, the Independent Regulator of Foundation Trusts and effective from 1.4.2011 (http://www.monitor-nhsft.gov.uk/home/our-publications/browse-category/guidance-foundation-trusts/mandatory-guidance/audit-code-nhs-f). The Code prescribes how auditors of Foundation Trusts should carry out their work.The auditors’ primary responsibility is to the NHS Foundation Trust’s board of governors. Auditors may also be responsible to Monitor for the exercise of some functions, as set out in paragraph 2.17, of the above code and will have responsibilities to the members of the NHS Foundation Trust, as well as the wider public, in the case of public interest reports.Please note:i) The auditor must satisfy the criteria for appointment as an auditor of an NHS foundation trust, as set out in paragraph 23(4) of Schedule 7 of the National Health Service Act 2006;ii) The auditor must have an established and demonstrable external audit standing within the UK healthcare sector and be able to show a high level of experience and expertise. The work is of a specialised nature, and so general audit experience is not sufficient.This will be a three year contract with the option of two 12-month extensions.

PRO-CURE

street: Mailpoint TSU, Level D, Royal South Hants Hospital

postalCode: SO14 0YG


title: Framework for the provision of Bailiff Services.

description: The Council wishes to appoint a framework of organisations from which it can call off a range of Bailiff services in respect of parking debts, council tax, non domestic rates, sundry debts, the service of documents and any such other debts as and when the Council requires.The Council expects the successful organisations to work in conjunction with Council Officers to continuously seek improvements in the provision of a Bailiff service. Successful organisations are expected to co-operate with all Council officers to ensure the service delivery to the public is of the highest standard.

awardCriteriaDetails: Quality: 100

The Council of the City of Sunderland

street: Civic Centre Burdon Road

postalCode: SR2 7DN

Rossendales Limited

street: Wavell House, Holcombe Road, Rossendale, Lancashire

postalCode: BB4 4NB

Equita Ltd

street: 42/44 Henry Street

postalCode: NN1 4BZ

Jacobs Certificated Bailiffs

street: 4, Europa Boulevard, Merseyside

postalCode: CH41 4PE


title: Oxynegators & Custom Tubing.

description: St Georges Healthcare NHS trust is seeking expressions of interest for the provision of Oxygenators & Custom Tubing.

St George's Healthcare NHS Trust

street: St George's Healthcare NHS Trust, Blackshaw Road, Tooting

postalCode: SW17 0QT


name: Other Local Authorities situated in and around Central Southern England

title: Supply of heating oils and motor fuels.

description: A term arrangement for the supply of heating oils and motor fuels.

Hampshire County Council

street: Corporate Procurement & County Supplies Bar End Road

postalCode: SO23 9NR


title: EForms Development

description: Forest Services is the part of Forestry Commission England (FCE) working to put in place the conditions that enable landowners and managers, businesses, civil organisations, and local communities to protect, improve and expand the entire woodland resource in England. We provide a service based on evidence based standards, expert advice, communications, partnerships and grants and by regulating forestry. One aspect of our work is the administration of Grants and Regulations. In the main this relates to management of Grants as part of the EWGS (English Woodland Grant Scheme) and Regulations of woodland including administration of felling licences. An important part of future plans is to improve customer service and operational efficiency. Following a number of recent engagements with stakeholders there is a requirement to provide electronic access to many of our paper based forms to enable them to be completed, saved, changed and emailed to stakeholders such as land agents, land owners and eventually to and from Forestry Commission staff. This Statement of Requirements describes the high level requirements for the provision of a new eForms based solution and delivery of an initial set of eForms for key business forms. It invites potential suppliers to propose a suitable solution and provide a quotation for this work. The Forestry Commission requires an initial set of eForms (described below as Phase 1) to be available for public use from 1st April 2012. Overview of Current Situation Forest Services currently engages with its customers in the following major areas; • EWGS system (GLOS) through which applications for grants are submitted, amendments are made and claims submitted. Application forms are available from the Document Library at http://www.forestry.gov.uk/website/forestry.nsf/byunique/infd-6m7lev • Felling Licences. Applications made and approved for felling are available on the Felling Licence Application page at http://www.forestry.gov.uk/website/forestry.nsf/byunique/infd-6kxfs6 • Information Requests. FCE currently provides a significant amount of information to agents, landowners and the public through its public facing websites. This information is available on the public facing Grants and Regulations Page at http://www.forestry.gov.uk/forestry/infd-6dfk2u For EWGS, the majority of transactions with customers are paper based. There are 7 main application forms for grants including a general details form and 6 grant specific forms. These are supported by guidance forms that are provided on-line (pdf), and by score forms and Woodland Improvement Grant (WIG) calculators to support the process. In addition, an Amendment form is provided to enable customers to notify FCE of changes, and a Claim Form. For Felling Licences, the website provides a full set of PDF based guidance forms, and an Application Form. All application forms are currently provided in pdf format, are downloaded by our customers hand written and returned for processing by one of our 8 Regional teams. FCE uses GLOS as its key business application for processing and managing grants. This is a case based bespoke Oracle/Java based system providing access to all admin staff and woodland officers to manage grant schemes. Data from the paper based forms received is manually entered into GLOS. For Felling Licences, a separate Oracle Apex system (FLDB) and again, applications received on paper forms are keyed into to FLDB. Over recent years FCE has carefully considered the need and benefits in providing customers with facilities to engage with us and transact through eBusiness. To meet this requirement our EWGS System (GLOS) has been developed with an eBusiness module allowing external users to register and use the system to make Grant Applications. This facility tends to be used by our main agents who process higher numbers of applications. GLOS eBusiness is available to customers who choose to register through the eforestry website at http://portal.eforestry.gov.uk/portal/page?_pageid=33,496464&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL. Whilst the use of the eBusiness solution will continue to be encouraged, it is considered that a simple eForm solution is important to provide our customers, especially those less familiar with the Grant Application process, with a more flexible and easy to use method particularly at the early stage of their application. As part of our Spending Review Programme it is planned that our existing 8 Regional Teams with administration distributed across 17 offices will be streamlined into 5 Areas each with a single Administration Hub. It is felt that a move towards electronic forms will help underpin the new ways of working required internally. Required Forms The FCE business requirement is to provide its key forms to customers so that they may complete them and return them in an electronic format. This requirement has been expressed by our Applicants Focus Group and became a recommendation of the recent Task Force Review of regulations. The scope covers the provision of the following functional areas: • A facility to enable our customers (woodland owners, land agents and citizens) to download electronic forms from links on its www.forestry.gov.uk website. • The facility for a customer to be able to complete the form(s), save it and amend it as necessary and email it to other external recipients then submit it to FCE for review and processing. Phase 1 FCE has a number of key business forms that it wishes to provide electronically. There are a number of key forms required as ‘must haves’ in Phase 1 to be ready for external use by 1st April 2012 as follows: • EWGS 1 – General Details • EWGS 2 – Woodland Planning Grant (WPG) • EWGS 3 – Woodland Assessment Grant (WAG) • EWGS 4 – Felling Permissions and Woodland Regeneration Grant (WRG) • EWGS 5 – Woodland Improvement Grant (WIG) • EWGS 6 – Woodland Management Grant (WMG) • EWGS 7 – Woodland Creation Grant (WCG) EWGS 8 – Claim Form (including Woodfuel WIG claim form) • EWGS 9 – Amendment Form • Felling Licence Application (FLA) FCE require suppliers to provide a firm proposal for the establishment of a solution and services to deliver these forms. Phase 2 onwards Further phases of forms may be included. A 2nd Phase of forms may be required and may include the following range of forms: • WIG Cost Calculator (including Woodfuel WIG) • Map Request Form • Upload Work Areas Spreadsheet • Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) • Other associated EIA forms • Change of Ownership Form • Agent Authority Form • Transfer of Obligations • Regional Score Forms These forms are also available within the Document Library on the website. FCE does not require a detailed proposal for Phase 2 forms at this time as it may seek to achieve this through a self sufficiency approach. Suppliers are asked though to indicate their recommended approach for further forms and provide a day rate for further services should that be required. Amendment of Forms Each eForm may be subject to change from time to time. Proposed solutions should therefore provide the facility for both FCE staff to change the forms themselves or for the changes to be requested via an on-going support service. It is likely that FCE will prefer to become self sufficient so proposals should indicate how this self sufficiency will be achieved and indicate the type of skills required and any costs associated with training. If a hosted service is proposed, then the charging mechanism for changes should be described. Other Requirements FCE require professional business level eForms that are: • easy to use • require little or no support and maintenance • can be designed to take account of evolving government standards in respect to colours, font size, logos and branding • are able to work with a wide range of customer browsers (such as IE various versions, Google Chrome, Firefox etc) Suppliers should indicate the particular features of their proposal in respect to the above and draw out other features that may be relevant to eForms from a Government organisation. Suppliers should indicate any particular details about the technical environment that the proposed solution will run on. Some forms may benefit from a ‘submit’ type facility to be embedded in the form itself. Suppliers could highlight features of their solution that may support this requirement. FCE may require an electronic signature on some forms. It would be helpful for suppliers to describe their approach and experience in this area. FCE operates within the government secure network community and its internal network operates within the GSI. Whilst it is envisaged that forms will need to be completed and circulated outside of this environment, suppliers should highlight any potential advantages or risks of their solution in this context and any particular experience working in this area. FCE operates in a Windows based server environment with a Microsoft based desktop. IS Services are provided by an In-house team. In this area some key line of business applications use oracle and java software. Project Implementation and Contract Management FCE recognise that from a technical perspective this is a relatively small project with a well defined scope. An important aspect of the project is that Phase 1 forms are available for public use by 1st April 2012. It is envisaged that testing and acceptance will occur prior to 31st March 2012. FCE anticipate a pragmatic and appropriate approach to project management and would expect to see aspects such as risks, issues and changes managed through clearly defined roles and responsibilities. Proposals should include details of the suppliers approach and, as necessary, the costs associated with Project Management of Phase 1 FCE will provide Project Management resource to manage the internal roll out and communications including links to the existing web site. Ongoing Support and Contract Management Following the initial delivery of Phase 1 Forms, FCE will require adequate support to help them resolve any post go-live issues that may arise. Suppliers should indicate their approach to supporting FCE post delivery and beyond. It is envisaged that FCE will provide required support to the end users in respect to use of the forms. Where the proposal comprises of any form of hosted services, suppliers should describe their approach to service management and level of support that may be available as part of their proposal. Volumes As a guideline, FCE estimates that it currently receives: • 2500 EWGS Applications per year. • 2000 Felling Licence Applications per year. Solution Options and Information FCE is open to receive proposals for a range of solutions. In initial investigations we have observed a range of solutions all of which may be appropriate and could deliver our business requirements. These include: • Electronically completed PDF forms • Web based forms • Hosted forms solutions FCE intend, at this stage to preserve the existing branding and form design but is not averse to suggestions that may combine groups of similar forms to make the customer experience more straightforward. It is anticipated that forms provided will be accessible from the Forestry Commissions existing public facing website. Any work associated with updating the website and adding new links will be provided internally. Whilst it is important that we provide the initial set of eForms for our customers by 1st April 2012, FCE also recognise that some future potential may arise from extracting data from the forms and loading it in to our GLOS system. FCE would like suppliers to comment on the potential of their proposals to provide data that could be subsequently loaded into back office systems. Information regarding the formats and methods available for this would be welcome. Note: If we ask, you must provide documentary evidence establishing your eligibility to tender and your qualifications to fulfil the contract if we accept your quotation. This may be in the form of literature, drawings or samples. You must include details of any areas where you will not be able to comply with these requirements. If your quotation does not meet these requirements we reserve the right to reject it completely.


title: Provision of Corporate GIS.

description: Gloucestershire Police Authority (GPA) is seeking to enter into a contract that will provide a Corporate GIS solution. This will support GPA in the delivery of its Policing Plan that aims to keep people safe from harm and to inspire the highest levels of public confidence in us, the local police.The Corporate GIS will enable effective analysis, management and dissemination of spatial data through the provision of targeted applications including crime analysis. The solution will interface effectively with the Constabulary's Command & Control system and provide extensive GIS functionality across the force.

Gloucestershire Constabulary

street: Supplies and Services, County Police HQ, No 1 Waterwells, Waterwells Drive

postalCode: GL2 2AN


title: Proposal Development Advice Services.

description: Plymouth University wishes to invite tenders from individual organisations or consortia to provide Proposal Development Advice (PDA) and High Level Financial Review (HLFR) services to businesses invited to submit full applications for PWGF2 grant funding.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical aspects: 75
Price: 25

University of Plymouth

street: Drake Circus

postalCode: PL4 8AA


name: Kilmarnock College (or successor organisations) (here in known as ‘The Authority’)

title: Kilmarnock College: new campus development.

description: 1. In November 2010, the Scottish Government Draft Budget set out proposals to take forward a number of capital infrastructure developments across Scotland using a revenue funded model. Kilmarnock College was highlighted for procurement under the revised funding model; the non-profit distributing (NPD) model (the form of public-private partnership preferred by the Scottish Government). The Authority is seeking a private sector partner to participate and invest in the Kilmarnock College: new campus development NPD Project (The Project) for which an outline business case has been approved by the Scottish Government;2. The Project will involve the design, build, finance and maintenance of a facility with an estimated capital value of c. 50 000 000 GBP (including VAT) under the NPD model. The facility is to be delivered at the site of the old Johnny Walker Factory operated by Diageo in Hill Street, Kilmarnock. Planning Permission in Principle has been received;3. The project will include the provision of hard facilities management for a period of 25 years. The Project will also include: the installation and commissioning of Furniture, fittings and equipment (FF&E) and certain items of information and communications technology (ICT). Further information will be provided in the ITPD and contract documents;4. The Scottish Government, through the Scottish Funding Council, has confirmed the terms under which it is prepared to provide financial support to the Authority in relation to the Project and the Authority is confident and content that these terms can be satisfied. The Authority reserves the right to consider alternative financing, funding and/or contractual arrangements to support the delivery of this Project.

mainProcurementCategory: works

street: Kilmarnock College, Holehouse Road

postalCode: KA3 7AT


title: Daily Cleaning Services.

description: Provision of Daily Cleaning Services to the whole school premises.

Ilkley Grammar School

street: Cowpasture Road

postalCode: LS29 8TR


title: LCCG - Supply of Ready Mixed Concrete.

description: Supply of Ready Mixed Concrete.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Lancashire County Council

street: Corporate Procurement, E38, PO Box 100, County Hall

postalCode: PR1 0LD

Cemex Materials

street: Cemex House,,Monks Way,Preston Brook, Runcorn

postalCode: WA7 3GH

Tarmac Quarry Materials

street: North Road Bellmoor Retford

postalCode: DN22 8BR

Moore Readymix Ltd.

street: 2 New Mill Street, Eccleston

postalCode: PR7 5QW

Hanson Quarry Products Europe Ltd

street: Clifford House, York Road

postalCode: LS22 7NS


title: Manor & Kingway Hospital

description: Building Agreement- Manor & Kingsway Hospital- Disposal

Eversheds

postalCode: M1 5ES


description: Boundary Commission for Wales (BCW) requirement for Public Notices for its 2013 Review of Parliamentary Constituencies.


name: Department of Health - Connecting for Health

title: Flexera Adminstudio Enterprise

description: The provision of licensing & support for Flexera's AdminStudio WorkFlow Manager add-on to the AdminStudio Enterprise solution.

Flexera Software Limited

street: Malvern House,14-18 Bell Street

postalCode: SL6 1BR


title: Insolvency services.

Accountant in Bankruptcy

street: 1 Pennyburn Road

postalCode: KA13 6SA


title: Aids and Adaptations

description: Estimated to be up to GBP 650,000 per annum.Works to Properties will include the following:— access to house,— over bath showers,— hard standings,— ramps,— kitchen adaptations,— wash and dry toilets,— paths/ground works,— external rails,— dropped curbs/crossovers,— access to garden,— door widening,— internal structural work,— external structural work.Based on the anticipated volume of work that will be placed through these Lots and the Council's requirement for continuously high standard of workmanship, it is our intention to award this Contract to one provider.

title: Stairlift installation and maintenance

description: Stair lift installation and comprehensive maintenance and servicing contract, estimated to be up to GBP 75,000 per annum.Design brief for the supply and installation of stair lifts in different variations including the maintenance and servicing. Based on the anticipated volume of work that will be placed through these Lots and the Council's requirement for a continuously high standard of workmanship, it is our intention to award this framework to one provider.

title: List of Contractors for Disabled Facility Grants

description: There will be no formal contract for these works and no guarantee of value of the works.Works to Properties will include the following:— access to house,— over bath showers,— hard standings,— ramps,— kitchen adaptations,— wash and dry toilets,— paths/ground works,— external rails,— dropped curbs/crossovers,— access to garden,— door widening,— internal structural work,— external structural work.The select list of contractors will be advised to the Client who may wish to contact the contractors on the list to obtain prices for works and then apply for a Grant from Crawley Borough Council.Based on the requirement for continuously high standard of workmanship, it is our intention to have a select list of no greater than 6 No Contractors.

title: Schedule of works for the Provision of Adaptations for Disabled People.

description: Aids and Adaptations - To provide adaptation works to the accommodation of the elderly, frail and adults and children with a permanent and physical disability. The works which are the subject of this notice are to be undertaken within Council owned housing stock.Disabled Facility Grants - To provide grant allocation for the elderly, frail and adults and children with a permanent and physical disability who live in the Crawley Borough.The contract will be for five years with an option to extend for up to 2 years.

Crawley Borough Council - Crawley Homes

street: Crawley Homes, Crawley Borough Council, Town Hall, The Boulevard

postalCode: RH10 1UZ


name: The Corporate Officers of the House of Lords and the House of Commons

title: Installation of encaustic tiles - Palace of Westminster.

description: Tiles. Floor-tiling work. The installation of encaustic tiles for the restoration of A W pugin's encaustic tiled floors within the Palace of Westminster. Careful lifting of existing floor tiles to be set aside for evaluation. Local repairs to sub floors, specialist installation of free issue encaustic floor tiles together with some replacement stone and slate borders to locations within the Palace of Westminster The tiles are to be of the same dimensions as the existing, including the tile depth of 2.5 cms. The edges are to be bevelled equally on all perimeters in order to facilitate the formation of the tightest possible jointing that would obviate need for grouting after the tiles had been placed and levelled. Tile patterns and bays will replicate the original installations. Tiles are to be laid flat on a bedding mortar, and protected until the mix has strengthened.

street: 1st Floor, 14 Tothill Street

postalCode: SW1H 9NB


title: A Study of the Costs of the Family Nurse Partnership Programme

description: As Stated in the ITT


name: Rolls Royce Marine Electrical Systems Ltd

title: MCAS Interfacing and Support Data Task.

description: Data services. To provide a range of Intefacing data required to form part of the ITT documentation package to inform prospective bidders of the scale and detail of the required MCAS update. This requirement is associated with the Type 23 PGMU (Power Generation and Machinery Control and Surveillance (MCAS) Update) project.

procurementMethod: direct

Ship Support Alliance, DE&S

street: Birch 2B, #3229, MoD Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH

street: Northarbour Road

postalCode: PO6 3TL


title: Promoting and supporting the needs of offenders with learning difficulties and disabilities

description: The National Offender Management Service (NOMS) currently provides a grants programme for voluntary sector organisations working to reduce re-offending. We are now inviting the voluntary sector to submit Expressions of Interest (EOIs) for a new funding opportunity which aims to support and promote the needs of offenders with learning disabilities and learning difficulties. The project will be outcome based, with a particular focus on upskilling the organisation in terms of staff knowledge and ongoing service provision. NOMS is committed to improving provision for offenders with learning disabilities and difficulties, both in prison and probation. This is reflected in the NOMS equality objectives, which include the following: Disability: Prisoners with Learning Disabilities • Ensure comprehensive screening is in place so that all prisoners with learning disabilities are identified; • Ensure that reasonable adjustments are made for all prisoners with learning disabilities. This will be a national project with local engagement as and where appropriate. The successful organisation will be expected to work within the parameters of the service to develop innovative and lasting approaches in this area, which are provider neutral. Funding of £450,000 is potentially available. Scope, Timescale and Funding Grant funding of up to £450,000 is available, made up of the following amounts: • £150,000 in the period up to 31 March 2013; and • £300,000 in the period 1 April 2013 – 31 March 2014. NOMS are willing to consider bids to undertake activity in either years, or both. VCSE organisations are invited to bid for any sum up to the full amount. NOMS may decide to award just one grant, or a number of them. NOMS are keen to support smaller projects where they will add value, but because of our limited resources for managing grants NOMS will not be able to work with more than three organisations at any one time. In the light of the amount of funding which is available in this business year, NOMS are particularly interested in proposals for: • projects that can be delivered by 31 March 2013; and/or • two-phase projects, in which intensive first phase activity up to 31 March 2013 is used to work up in more detail the proposals for work in 2013-14.

Ministry of Justice (MoJ)

street: NOMS Procurement Group,2nd Floor, Clive House,70 Petty France

postalCode: SW1H 9HD


name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

title: Contribution towards Tuition Fees

description: Retrospective - contract finished. Published as part of Contract Finder reconciliation exercise Contribution towards tuition fees

street: Noble House ,17 Smith Square

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


title: Convert 3 cells for disabled use at HMP Chelmsford

description: the conversion of 3 cells for disabled use at HMP Chelmsford

Princebuild Ltd

postalCode: PE1 5UP


title: Passenger Shelters - Supply and Install.

description: Shelters. Bus shelters. Supply and install passenger shelters.

Metro

street: Wellington House, 40-50 Wellington Street

postalCode: LS1 2DE


title: The supply of chassis & tractor units

description: SW are seeking to purchase a combination of the following:6X2 tractor units, 18 tonne chassis, 26 tonne chassis and 32 tonne chassis.These vehicles will be made up of a mixture of drive configurations and chassis, lengths to be confirmed at point of order.It will be the responsibility of the appointed framework chassis supplier to ensure on time delivery of the completed vehicle if chassis are being supplied to bodybuilders for conversions.It is envisaged that a maximum of four suppliers will be appointed as framework suppliers for this lot.

title: The supply of tipper/grab body

description: SW are seeking to purchase the following conversions to be fitted on chassis supplied direct from the manufacturer.10 Tonne tipper/grab conversions, 18 ton tipper/grab conversions, 26 ton tipper/grab conversions.It is envisaged that a maximum of two suppliers will be appointed as framework suppliers for this lot.

title: The supply of vacuum tankers with optional jetting equipment

description: SW are seeking to purchase the following:2 000 gallon Vac tanks3 000 gallon Vac tanks, 4 000 Gallon Vac tanks.Recycling tanker(s), 33 000 litre Vac tankers.It is envisaged that a maximum of two suppliers will be appointed as framework suppliers for this lot.

title: The supply of complete vehicle (chassis + conversion)

description: SW may require a delivered combination of lots 1&2 and lot 1&3.It is envisaged that a maximum of eight suppliers will be appointed as framework suppliers for this lot.

title: Supply of 5 tonne vans

description: SW are seeking to purchase panel vans with GVW of only 5 tons.It is envisaged that a maximum of 2 suppliers will be appointed as Framework suppliers for this lot.

title: The provision of HGV chassis and conversions.

description: SW are seking to appoint suppliers for the provision of chassis & tractor units, tipper/grab body, vacuum tankers with optional jetting equipment and 5 tonne vans.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

Scottish Water

street: 5 Whistleberry Road

postalCode: G72 0TA


title: Harrogate International Centre - Technical Services.

description: The Harrogate International Centre (owned by Harrogate Borough Council) wish to contract for a technical service to support the Centre. The service needs to be flexible to meet the variable demands of the industry. There are five main elements to the service required these being development of technical solutions for clients, technical planning, an inclusive package of technical support & equipment included in the venue rental of the Main Auditorium, ICT services based on customer needs and exhibition service including shell scheme and electrical. This is one element in a programme to establish the new business model for the Harrogate International Centre. Other areas; Cleaning, Security and Stewarding and Portering services are to be advertised separately.

Harrogate Borough Council

street: Crescent Gardens

postalCode: HG1 2SG


name: Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science

title: Request for Quotation for Numerical Modelling of Coastal Waters with Telemac, Tomawac and Sisyphe

description: To aid the progress of a major project currently underway, CEFAS has a requirement for the provision of Coastal Processes Modelling services to be delivered within the Cefas laboratory using the EDF/LNEH hydrodynamic model TELEMAC.

postalCode: NR33 0HT


title: Silvicultural (woodland maintenance).

description: The framework agreement will comprise of the maintenance including thinning, brushing, felling, extraction and planting of trees on United Utilities woodlands maintained to UKWAS standards. The framework agreement(s) will be for an initial 1 year period with the option to extend for a further 2 x 1 year period (1+1+1) within the North West geographical area.

United Utilities Water Plc

street: Haweswater House, Lingley Mere Business Park, Lingley Green Avenue, Great Sankey

postalCode: WA5 3LP


title: Traffic Monitoring Consultancy

description: The Council wishes to engage a consultant engineer to manage and maintain permanent traffic monitoring sites, data retrieval systems and associated data management. The consultant will also be tasked with arranging and undertaking additional traffic surveys or temporary counts. (WB Ref:9889)

West Berkshire Council

street: Council Offices,Market Street,Legal Services

postalCode: RG14 5LD


title: Provision of Drug and Alcohol Treatement Services in Prisons.

title: Provision of Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services in Prisons.

description: Warrignton Borough council acting on behalf of Warrrington DAAt is seeking interest to tender for the provision of drug and alcohol treatment services within the two prisons in Warrington. Warrignton DAAt is keen to develop a robust recovery based provision (con clinical treatment) within Warrington including HMP Risley and HMYOI Thorn Cross. the service will work with males within both establishments and will develop and deliver a range of drug and alchol related provisions around group work, individual based provision and potentially deliver appropriate drug testing processes. The service will cover all classified drugs as well as some consideration for prescribed drugs. The service will meet the needs of all men engaged with the provision and will work woth other partners and treatment providers within the prison setting to ensure a whole system approach to ensuring drug and alcohol related interventisons are delivered.The contract will be for a period of 3 years (subject to external funding being made avalaible to the Council) with the option to extend for two further periods of one year.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 35
Service Delivery: 30
Performance Manager: 18
Client Group: 9
Interview: 5
Local Knowledge: 3

Warrington Borough Council

street: Assistant Chief Executive, New Town House (Quattro), Buttermarket Street

postalCode: WA1 2NH

Crime Reduction Initiatives (CRI)

street: 3rd Floor, Tower Point, 44 North Road,

postalCode: BN1 1YR


title: Archiving

description: Archiving

Multi Resources Marketing Ltd

street: Barberton House ,Farndon Road

postalCode: LE16 9NR


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Procurement - CMT L&SE

title: Supply and delivery of Wood Chips to HMP Oakwood

description: The supply and delivery of Wood Chips to HMP Oakwood


title: Contract for the purchase and support of a wristed robotic surgical system capable of performing minimally invasive surgical procedures.

title: Contract for the purchase and support of a wristed robotic surgical system.

description: Purchase of a wristed robotic surgical system capable of performing minimally invasive surgical procedures in Urology.The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust intend to award a contract for the supply of da Vinci Si Robotic Surgical System to Intuitive Surgical Sarl, 1 Chemin des Muriers, 1170 Aubonne, Switzlerland on a sole supplier basis.

street: Freeman Hospital, High Heaton

postalCode: NE7 7DN

Intuitive Surgical Sàrl

street: Chemin des Muriers 1

countryName: CH


title: Lewis's Liverpool Redevelopment.

description: The joinery works including doorsets, ironmongery, skirtings, stringers, window cills and linings which are required.For the redevelopment of the Lewis's department store into an hotel, offices and retail premises.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Details of Sucessfully Completed projects of a similar size and nature within the last three years (no more than one side of A4 per project, maximum 5 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 3 independent references: 15
Demonstrate commitment to Health and Safety: 15
Statement and evidence of environmental and sustainability commitment including provisioning 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: Bus Chassis, 18/19 seater type.

title: Bus Chassis, 18/19 Seater Type.

description: The Southern Education and Library Board, on behalf of the five Northern Ireland Education and Library Boards, is seeking tenders for the supply of 18/19 seater right-hand drive bus chassis cowls. Delivery of the same to various locations throughout Northern Ireland as and when required during the period of the framework.

Southern Education and Library Board

street: 3 Charlemont Place

postalCode: BT61 9AX

NI Trucks Ltd

street: 3 Mallusk Road

postalCode: BT36 4PP


title: Cockcroft building, window & roof replacement.

description: The Cockcroft Building is a 1960's 10 storey tower block housing some of the teaching and administrative accomodation of the University of Brighton. This project is to replace the existing metal framed windows and provide new insulation and finishes to the asphalt roof surfaces.Pre qualification questionnaire available form tenders@brighton.ac.uk.

University of Brighton

street: Mithras House, Lewes Road

postalCode: BN2 4AT


title: Design and instalation of platform at Blackdyke Pumping Station

description: Blackdyke Intake Platform

Jacobs LES

postalCode: DN31 1XD


title: Provision of Armed Forces Pay, Pensions, other Military HR Services and Administrative Services.

description: Personnel and payroll services. Information technology services. Call centre. This is a Part B Service voluntarily being advertised in the OJEU.To deliver pay, personnel administration, pension, compensation and other HR Services to Service Personnel, Veterans and their dependants supported by Information Technology Services and an Enquiry Centre.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Compliance or acceptable partial compliance (in the Authority's view) with all elements of the SRD for the core requirement: 100
Score of 'Acceptable' for each award criterion where the mark is either 'Acceptable' or 'Non-Acceptable': 100
Weighted score of 75 % or greater overall for the Tenderer's proposals for the core requirement, assessed in accordance with the award criteria set out in Appendix 1 to Annex C of the Invitation to Tender documentation: 100
For each of the award crieria set out in Appendix 1 to Annex C of the Invitation to Tender documentation, no 'major concern' scores (i.e. a score of 0), in accordance with the scoring methodology set out in Appendix 2 to Annex C of the Invitation to Tender documentation: 100
Of those Tenders which satisfy the above 4 conditions, the Tender which provides the lowest whole life cost of ownership to the Authority; to be determined by the undertaking of an Investment Appraisal: 100

SPVA FC, C&C

street: Room 1.3.24, Centurion Building, Grange Road

postalCode: PO13 9XA

CSC Computer Sciences Limited

street: Royal Pavillion, Wellesley Road

postalCode: GU11 1PZ


title: Procurement of residential care services in Neath Port Talbot.

description: The provision of residential, and potentially other related, care services in the Neath Port Talbot area.

street: Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council, Civic Centre

postalCode: SA13 1PJ

Grwp Gwalia Cyf

street: 7-13 The Kingsway

postalCode: SA1 5JN


title: WCHT 0001: Managed ICT Service.

description: Computer-related services. Computer-related management services. Computer-related professional services. Software supply services. Software-related services. Computer support services. Technical computer support services. Computer support and consultancy services. Managed Service ICT Contract.

Watford Community Housing Trust

street: Gateway House, 59 Clarendon Road

postalCode: WD17 1LA


name: Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS FT

title: Grounds and gardens maintenance.

description: Provision of grounds and gardens maintenance services at various sites within the Birmingham and Solihull area. Services will include but not be limited to; grass cutting; maintenance of trees, hedges, shrubs and planted areas; weed control; leaf clearance and litter removal and external litter bin emptying. The contractor may also be required to undertake gritting and snow clearing.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Price: 40

street: 50 Summer Hill Road


name: NHS Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals Foundation Trust

title: Tender for the Supply and Delivery of Sterile Central Venous Catheter Inserstion Packs.

description: Supply of Sterile Central Venous Catheter Insertion Packs. Please ensure to submit ITT response by date and time given in point IV.3.4.

street: Nethermayne, Essex

postalCode: SS16 5NL


title: Catering Equipment Parts and Appliances

title: Catering Equipment Parts and Appliances

title: Catering Equipment Parts and Appliances

title: Catering Equipment Parts and Appliances

title: Catering Equipment Parts and Appliances

title: Catering Equipment Parts and Appliances.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 700
Quality: 300

Leeds City Council

street: Civic Hall

postalCode: LS1 1UR

ACME Refrigeration

postalCode: BB1 5RL

Airedale Catering Equipment

postalCode: BD2 2BN

Commercial Catering Spares

postalCode: OL10 2RQ

ITW Ltd t/a Hobart UK

postalCode: SL4 3BL

Stearn Electric

postalCode: NG14 5TN


title: Environmental Services Project.

description: Energy and related services. The Trust wishes to improve the energy efficiency of its estate. To this end we seek to enter a partnership with a Company to survey the whole estate subsequently offering recommendations for energy savings measures for the upgrading and replacement of building technology and services and implementing their installation with energy savings.

East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust

street: Eastbourne District General Hospital, Kings Drive

postalCode: BN21 2UD

Schneider Electric Buildings UK Limited

street: Smisby Road

postalCode: LE65 2UG


title: Contract for the provision of patient entertainment system/service.

description: Computer equipment and supplies. Computer related equipment. Computer-related services. Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment. The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust (Trust) wish to procure a patient entertainment system/service which will deliver TV, radio and telephony at the patient's bedside, allied to this the Trust also wish to ensure that its clinical systems can be accessed from the same device at the bedside.

The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust

street: Russells Hall Hospital, Pensnett Road

postalCode: DY1 2HQ


title: Dynamic Purchasing System for the provision of Public Bus Transportation.

description: Local bus service (stage carriage and demand responsive) in the towns and environments of the area of Hampshire.

awardCriteriaDetails: Indicative Tender pass mark: 50

Hampshire County Council

street: Economy, Transport & Environment Department The Castle

postalCode: SO23 8UJ


title: Installation and Implementation of Payroll Software

Frontier Software PLC

street: Froniter House ,63 Guildford Road,Lightwater

postalCode: GU18 5SA


title: GB-High Wycombe: Dismantlement and relocation of Gate Guardian Comet C2 XK699

description: RAF Lyneham is the current custodian for the Gate Guardian, Comet C2 XK699. The aircraft was gifted to the RAF Museum by the RAF in 1967 and was placed in storage at RAF Henlow as part of the Museum’s reserve collection. In 1986, the RAF took the aircraft back on charge. Following a repaint, in 1987, it was moved by road from Henlow to Lyneham for display as a Gate Guardian. The requirement is for dismantling and relocating the Comet C2 XK699 to RAF Museum Cosford embracing the following stages: a. Moving the aircraft from its current location to a suitable hard standing. b. Dismantling the aircraft to allow for road move: removal of engines, flight controls, tail section and wings (including undercarriage). The aircraft shall be dismantled in such a manner that it can be reassembled and refurbished at the destination. c. Packaging of components for transportation. d. Transportation of the aircraft to RAF Museum Cosford.

Commands & Centre, DE&S

street: Nimrod, No 3 Site, HQ Air Command

postalCode: HP14 4UE


title: Cambridge housing association supply of gas 39 sites.

description: This contract is for the supply of gas to 39 non half hourly sites in the Cambridge area.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=87492.

The Monarch Partnership

street: Monarch House, 7-9 Stafford Road

postalCode: SM6 9AN


title: Frances - Placement of Sludge

description: Frances - Placement of Sludge

J N Bentley Ltd

street: Keighley Road

postalCode: BD23 2QR


title: EDI Reporting Hardware and Software Project


title: Bucks New Uni - HH Power Contract 2012

title: Bucks New Uni - HH Power Contract 2012

description: The supply of electricity for the HH metered supplies for Bucks new university.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=86872.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Contract structure and administration: 50
Price: 30
Billing: 10
Customer service: 10

New Bucks University

street: Queen Alexandra Road

postalCode: HP11 2JZ

E>on Energy

street: Westwood Business Park

postalCode: CV4 8LG


title: Trauma Implants.

title: Trauma Implants External Fixation.

title: Trauma External Fixation.

title: Supply of Truama Implants to the Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust.

description: Supply of Trauma Implants to include plates and screws, nails and related fixings, external fixators. The Trust invites interested suppliers to complete the Pre-qualificiation Questionnaire (PQQ) as part of their Expression of Interest.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Clinical acceptability: 40
Supply chain: 20

Leeds Teaching Hospitals

street: Supplies Department, King Edward Nursing Home, Leeds General Infirmary, Great George Street

postalCode: LS1 3EX

Biomet UK

street: Waterton Industrial Estate

postalCode: CF31 3XA

Smith and Nephew

street: Aundry House Units 5 and 6 Spa Park Harrison Way

postalCode: CV31 3HJ

Stryker UK

street: Hambridge Road

postalCode: RG14 5AW


name: Higher Education Funding Council for England

title: Research into the feasibility of developing a student satisfaction survey of taught postgraduate higher education courses.

description: HEFCE is seeking to appoint contractors to assess the feasibility of conducting a survey of postgraduate taught students, and if the evidence suggests such a survey is feasible, to undertake a short pilot survey at a small number of higher education institutions.

street: Northavon House

postalCode: BS16 1QD


name: Frimley Park Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

title: Inernal Audit Services.

title: Internal audit services.

description: This notice constitutes the award of Internal Audit Services to Frimley Park.Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Ashford and St Peter's Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 20
Service: 20
Cost: 40
Presentations: 20

street: Portsmouth Road

postalCode: GU16 7UJ


title: A contract to co-design and co-deliver a leadership development programme

description: Co-design and co-delivery of a leadership development programme. This specification covers a range of leadership development, including strategic thinking, relationship management, impact, influence and negotiation, and leading through change in a commercial environment.

English Heritage

street: 1 Waterhouse Square,138 - 142 Holborn

postalCode: EC1N 2ST


name: Edith Pagliacci Educational Services Limited

title: Modular Curriculum Writing Associate(s)

description: The National College has engaged 9 Operational Associates to design and develop content across the modular curriculum. The successful associates will work as part of a team with previously appointed writers and the National College Design and Development team. The successful associates will write intellectually challenging, accessible and engaging leadership development content.

street: Apartment 6 City Point,Standard Hill

postalCode: NG1 6FX


title: GB-Lincolnshire: Online Counselling Service for children and yong people in Lincolnshire

description: Lincolnshire County Council is seeking to commission an Online Counselling Support Service for children and young people in Lincolnshire who are aged 11-25 that have emotional or mental health concerns. The service is being commissioned in recognition that many children and young people who don’t need to access Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services still need support for less severe mental health problems that are more likely to be short-lived, but which may affect their psychological and emotional well-being causing concern to themselves, their families and friends.

Lincolnshire County Council

street: Lincolnshire County Council,County Offices,Newland

postalCode: LN1 1YQ


title: Prospectus Print for Bournemouth University.

description: Prospectus Print for Bourneouth University.All tenders will be run through In-tend Please register at eTendering - https://in-tendhost.co.uk/bournemouthuniversity.1. The project or product/servicesCurrently, Bournemouth University prints two prospectuses:The Undergraduate Prospectus.The Postgraduate Prospectus.The Undergraduate Prospectus is usually printed and delivered before 1st March every year and The Postgraduate Prospectus which is usually printed and delivered at the end of August every year.The format of the prospectuses may change (currently, they are A5 publications and the number of pages range between 176 - 196 pages). The prospectuses are printed on 100 % recycled paper to meet the University's environmental standards. The publications need to be fully integrated with our digital offering and the expectations of a digitally savvy audience. Meeting the needs of our audience may mean that we decide not to print prospectuses in the future however, this is not the current position. We may also consider personalisation of prospectuses.2. The objectiveOur prospectuses are one of our largest marketing tools so we aim to provide high quality publications to help prospective students decide to study at BU. Therefore, we need to appoint a print supplier who can deliver quality printed products on time and to budget.3. The deliverables & deliveryWe need to find supplier whom are:Capable of providing a process that will enable print runs of up to 80,000 prospectuses to be signed off, printed, bound, finished (if applicable) and delivered within 15 working days of receiving artwork files.Able to hold stock so that BU can call off deliveries of one or two pallets at a time.Access to a truck with tailgate for deliveries, as there is not always a forklift truck available at Bournemouth House.Monthly reports detailing stock levels currently held and deliveries made to BU.The ability to insert up to 20,000 prospectuses into polylopes (which BU will supply) so that boxes of prospectuses can be delivered pre-bagged.Maintenance of a secure, password-protected FTP site for receiving artwork files.Capable of working with hi-res pdfs and Adobe InDesign artwork folders.One large, bulk delivery to be provided free for each prospectus, to our logistics company.4. Services/goods to be provided and priced in the tenderPaper.The paper to be used for the prospectuses is Revive 100, and could be coated or uncoated. We reserve the right to change the paper for a similar equivalent. Cover:300gsm.Interior pages:120gsm.Print requirements.The run will be colour throughout, and we expect this to be four colour lithographic print for the basic quotation. Should you be able to offer a web-fed solution we would need to have samples that prove that this method has at least the same level of finish as a lithographic job.Please state whether there are any restrictions on production times e.g. can you print 24/7? Is binding and finishing a 24/7 activity? Are there any additional costs attached to these out of regular hours works? Is this delivered in-house or subcontracted; if it is subcontracted please give details of the supplier as part of your tender response.As an additional option we would like to see costs for a fifth colour on the cover and for alternative finishes such as varnishes.Other options.We would be keen to see options and costs for personalisation of the prospectuses or other print options that utilise the latest interactive techniques available.

Bournemouth University

street: Melbury House, 1-3 Oxford Road

postalCode: BH8 8ES


title: Gully Cleansing contract.

description: To provide routine cyclic cleansing of all roadside gullies.

Wokingham Borough Council

street: Civic Offices, Shute End, Berkshire

postalCode: RG40 1BD


title: Provision of Catering Services.

description: The successful tenderer will be required to provide catering services at Lewisham College (Incorporating Southwark College).Lewisham College will be incorporating Southwark College from 1.8.2102.The College is looking to alter the style of catering offered at four locations to reflect the modern era, recent trends and financial changes. The College is looking for companies that will offer solutions that will maximise the level of participation and sale from the student and adult customer base.To reflect modern financial times the College is looking for a cost effective solution for the catering services into the future. The College will examine all reasonable proposals put forward by companies, however solutions must be tempered with realistic financial commitment and expectations. The desired solution would be for a financial return or break-even situation, but a controlled or limited risk proposal would be examined.The College will be prepared to discuss design and investment solutions put forward during the tender process.The contract will be let for an initial three year period with a potential two twelve-month extensions to a maximum of a five-year term.The sites are listed below. The successful caterer must demonstrate the ability to manage a multi-site complex spread over a wide geographic area.— Lewisham College, Lewisham Way, London SE4 1UT.— Lewisham College, Deptford Campus, 2 Deptford Church Street, London SE8 4RZ.— Bermondsey Centre, Keetons Road, London, SE16 4EE.— Waterloo Centre, The Cut, London, SE1 8LE.

street: Lewisham Way

postalCode: SE4 1UT


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Estates Capacity Procurement

title: Wealstun - B & C Wing Shower Refurbishment - 604/08/9917

description: Wealstun - B & C Wing Shower Refurbishment - 9917 - Designer

Scott Wilson (URS)

street: Brunel House ,54 Princess Street

postalCode: M1 6HS


title: GB-Telford: Supply of Recycling Collections and Reprocessing from Selected Council Operated Buildings

description: Telford and Wrekin Council is a Unitary Authority located in the West Midlands in North East Shropshire. The Authority’s main offices are located in three buildings in Central Telford and one in Wellington with a number of smaller satellite offices throughout the Borough. The Authority is tendering for a recycling service to operate in selected Council offices, leisure centres, libraries and other operational building types, but not including schools. The materials to be collected as part of this service are paper, confidential paper waste, mixed tins and cans, mixed glass, plastics (bottles and food containers) and cardboard. Tenderers will be required to provide suitable containers for the delivery of this service. Full details are provided in the Invitation To Tender. The contract period is initially for one year with the option to extend in one-month periods for a further 12 months.

Telford & Wrekin Council

street: Darby House,Lawn Central

postalCode: TF3 4JA


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

title: Provision for the repair of wood fascias & installation of wire mesh cladding at HMYOI Feltham

Cuttle construction Ltd

postalCode: N18 2XZ


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: DSTLX-1000064671 - Proving trials for validation of objective video quality metric

Visual Automation Ltd

street: Image Science & Biomedical Engineering,University of Manchester,Stopford Building, Oxford Road

postalCode: M13 9PT


name: VisitEngland (British Tourist Authority)

title: GB-London: VE Account Management Support Services

description: VisitEngland require a supplier with experience in managing and delivering multi-stakeholder national through-the-line marketing campaigns

street: 1 Palace Street,Victoria

postalCode: SW1E 5HX


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

title: Construction and installation of DDA compliant Lift and shaft in Shop unit.

description: Construction works associated with the installation and commissioning of a DDA compliant platform lift with shaft within a Shop unit in the centre of King’s Lynn. The works to include the forming of an opening in a clay pot and reinforced concrete beam floor and the works to be completed expeditiously to enable occupation of the unit.

street: Kings Court,Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX


title: Detection and Identifcation HLA Antibodies

description: Framework Agreement - Test Systems for the Detection and Identification of HLA Specific Antibodies.


title: Creative Agencies - North.

description: Creative Agency Services for National Railway Museum, National Media Museum, Manchester Museum of Science and Industry. In some instances supplier may be required to undertake some work for the Science Museum in London.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=93702.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=93702.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:
Creativity: 30
Scope: 15
Cost: 20
Financial: 5
Proven performance: 15
Account management: 15

Science Museum Group

street: Science Museum, Exhibition Road

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Extension to the existing toddler play area

description: BeCrypt support and maintenance renewal

Tangmere Parish Council

street: 9 Wyvern Close,Tangmere

postalCode: PO20 2GQ

Vaisala Ltd

postalCode: B5 7SW


name: Department of Finance and Personnel Northern Ireland

title: PSNI: project 4974. - The supply & delivery of physical education equipment.

description: This contract is for the supply & delivery of physical education equipment for the Police Service Northern Ireland.

street: CPD for PSNI, PSNI Seapark, 151 Belfast Road, Carrickfergus

postalCode: BT38 8PL


title: DUD Data Centre Maintenance 2012.

description: The contract requires an inclusive routine check up, maintenance and repair service for the Council's two Data Centres.

Dudley MBC

street: Council House, Priory Road

postalCode: DY1 1HF


title: Soup Tinned.

title: Soup Dehydrated.

title: Tinned Fruit and Desserts.

title: Tinned Vegetables, Pasta & Pulses.

title: Tinned Meat & Fish.

title: 7919 - PaLS - Tinned Foodstuffs and Dehydrated Soups

description: The delivery and supply of tinned foodstuffs soup; fruit & desserts; vegetables, pasta and pulses; fish & meat and dehydrated and gluten free soups.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price:
Quality:
Delivery Performance:
Risk:
Overall cost effectiveness:

Procurement and Logistics Service

street: 77 Boucher Cres

postalCode: BT12 6HU

LYNAS FOODSERVICE LTD

street: Loughanhill Industrial Estate

postalCode: BT52 2NR

O Kane Food Service

street: 221 Hillhall Road

postalCode: BT27 5JQ

Henderson Foodservice Ltd

street: 1 Hightown Avenue

postalCode: BT36 4RT


name: Ministry of Defence - Defence Equipment and Support - Helicopters

title: Procurement of 15 Receive Antenna and 12 Conductive Gaskets

CHELTON LIMITED

street: THE CHELTON CENTRE,FOURTH AVENUE

postalCode: SL7 1TF


title: Roofing works to the Admin building within HMP Lincoln

description: Roofing works to the admin building within HMP Lincoln

Glenbeigh construction Ltd

postalCode: SO18 2RZ


title: Conference - Wellbeing 2012

description: Conference - Wellbeing 2012

Manchester City Council

postalCode: M61 0AS


title: Ashton on Mersey School Cleaning Services.

description: Ashton on Mersey School requires one supplier to fulfill all its cleaning requirements.

Ashton on Mersey School

street: Cecil Avenue

postalCode: M33 5BP


title: Management of Day One Distribution of PPE to Students

description: The UoN wishes to appoint one supplier for the Mangement of Day One distribution of PPE to Students.

title: PPE Consignment Stock

description: The UoN wishes to appoint one supplier for the Mangement and Supply of PPE Consignment Stock.

title: Adhoc Purchases for Staff

description: The UoN wishes to appoint one supplier for the Mangement and supply of PPE to University staff.

title: Managed Service for PPE ITT/468.

description: The University of Nottingham wishes to Contract with one or more suppliers to offer a managed service, supply, delivery, and provision of Consignment Stock of Health and Safety PPE Equipment for the Faculty of Engineering. For further details of scope, please refer to the ITT document which can be obtained from In-Tend (The University of Nottingham's (UoN) e-tendering service), details of which are available in Section I of the OJEU notice.

The University of Nottingham

street: King's Meadow Campus, Lenton Lane

postalCode: NG7 2NR


title: Supply of reagents for the Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL).

description: Consumables for LAL including.Turbidimetric lysate, Control Standard endotoxin, LAL reagent water - 50ml LAL reagent water, reconstitution buffer, 16x150mm depyrogenated borosilicate glass tubes, 16x10mm depyrogenated borosilicate glass tubes, 7.9 x 75mm depyrogenated borosilicate glass tubes, 250ul pipette tips certified as depyrogenated - 30ml sample container certified as depyrogenated, 1ml glass pipette certified as depyrogenated, 5ml glass pipette certified as depyrogenated, 10ml glass pipette certified as depyrogenated.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical ability: 50
Cost: 30
Previous experience in Pharma supply: 20

Bio Products Laboratory Limited

street: Dagger Lane

postalCode: WD6 3BX


title: Provision of Print and Specialist Paper.

description: Northumbria University has a requirement to establish a framework of suppliers for the supply of print andspecialist paper for the print of learning and teaching amterials and marketing and promotional materials.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Overall Costs: 55
Quality of Products: 20
Ability to meet Specification: 10
Service Delivery: 10
Partnership: 5

Northumbria University

street: Ellison Building

postalCode: NE1 8ST

Robert Horne Group

street: Mansion Close,

postalCode: NN3 6LA


name: Short range Air Defence Project Team, DE&S

title: PDM2 Modification Kits for RT997.

description: Air defence radar. A design change to the PDM2 RT997 interface to the levels specified in the URD. This modification is to be produced and embodied in all RN T23 Frigates, the PDM2 Reference Set, the Shore Integration Facility and MWS Collingwood.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Design Authority: 10
IPR Reasons: 20

street: #4207, Fir 2b, MOD Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH

Ultra Electronics Limited

street: Command & Control Sysytems, Knaves Beech Business Centre, Loudwater

postalCode: HP10 9UT


title: Domestic gas installation, maintenance & repairs.

title: 10/25 domestic gas installation, maintenance & repairs

description: Tamworth Borough Council has a positive stock retention strategy following tenants rejecting stock transfer in 2008. Its Landlord services manages 4 545 properties of which 3 800 have gas installations or appliances that are either mains or LPG/calor. However contractors should have the capacity to increase this should estates, currently all electric, move to gas as part of the utility and fuel efficiency programmes.Contractors should note that the Council can not guarantee future levels of revenue or capital investment beyond the initial medium term financial forecasts. However it should be noted that the future of social housing finance is under review and council housing finance reform is likely during the duration of the contract. This could mean the requirements and levels of investment will increase and the contractors should demonstrate capacity for this. Similarly any review of finances may result in the funding available to this contract being reduced and as a result no guarantee can be given as to the minimum value of work to be issued under any part of this contract.The successful contractor shall not be responsible for the repair of solid fuel, electric and non-gas installations and appliances, which currently includes all the 6 high rise blocks in Tamworth. It is expected that the main responsive and repairs contractor will undertake this responsibility.Key outcomes from the contract will be to ensure that the Council meets all its legislative, statutory and regulatory obligations with regard to the servicing and maintenance of all its gas installations. The Tenants Services Authority require all landlords to meet all associated health and safety requirements. Primarily the gas contractors will be expected to offer:— Fully inclusive responsive maintenance and installation service for all related gas appliances and installations,— 24 hour, 365 day per annum responsive repairs and call outs including an integrated call-handling solution with the overall repairs contractor that allows for appointments to be made and progress to be reflected back to the customer on demand by the main responsive and repairs contractor,— Annual gas servicing to all properties ensuring top quartile performance as benchmarked against industry standards,— Safety inspections at all void properties,— Installation of new gas fired central heating systems as part of a revenue and capital funded programme,— Evidence of robust adherence to strict gas safe and associated audit and training practices as per the industry required risk assessments, and— Sharing the programme of annual gas servicing works with the in-house handy person service to allow annual property MOTs to take place, where possible in conjunction, with the service.The Council has recently reviewed its repairs policy with customers and they expect high levels of customer service around appointments, complaint handling, communication and ensuring a right first time approach.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 600
Customer care & quality of work: 125
Management of works: 125
IT systems: 50
Collaborative working: 100

Tamworth Borough Council

street: Marmion House, Lichfield St, Staffs

postalCode: B79 7BZ

Morrison Facilities Services Limited

street: Ellismuir Way, Tannochside Park, Uddingston

postalCode: G71 5PW


title: LSBU7/REPAIR LSBU7/0063

description: REPAIR OF PUMPS & GENERATORS

Carwood Motor Units Ltd

street: Herald Way, Binley

postalCode: CV3 2RQ