title: PAN2038 - Maintenance and Repair of Grounds Maintenance and Arboriculture Equipment

description:
Leicester City Council (the Authority) invites Tenders for the provision of qualified and experienced suppliers for the maintenance, servicing and repair of our grounds maintenance and arboriculture equipment.  We are looking for one supplier who will service all areas.
    The proposed Contract will be for three years with an option to extend for a period or periods totalling no more than a further two years. This is subject to satisfactory performance. Performance will be reviewed against KPIs (key performance indicators) which are detailed within section 3 of the ITT and will be monitored throughout the duration of this contract.  We anticipate awarding to a single Supplier.

Leicester City Council

street: City Hall (4th Floor), 115 Charles Street

postalCode: LE1 1FZ


name: Procurement Assist Ltd c/o Integrated Facilities Management Bolton Ltd (iFM Bolton)

currency: GBP

description: PA invites organisations to participate in a 60-month DPS for fleet services. The DPS will be accessible by all current and future clients of PA. The DPS may be used by all NHS Trusts, social housing providers, local authorities, blue light services, education, charities and all other contracting authorities that are located in the United Kingdom including those listed in schedule 1 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015/102.

scheme: CPV

title: Fleet Services

documentType: tenderNotice

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

street: Royal Bolton Hospital, Minerva Road, Farnworth

postalCode: BL4 0JR

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: PROVISION FOR DUAL-PURPOSE COOKING EQUIPMENT

description:
There is an enduring requirement to provide a dual-purpose cooking solution for use within the extreme cold weather environment

    See RFI for full details

Ministry of Defence

street: Whale Island,

postalCode: PO2 8BY

countryName: GB


title: GB-Norwich: 20-012 - 37-41 Beech Court Re-roof

description: BHG is inviting tenders from contractors to carry out roofing works at 37-41 Beech Court, Dereham, Norfolk, NR19 1DQ.

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

Broadland Housing Association Limited

street: Norwich City Football Club, South Stand

postalCode: NR1 1HU


documentType: awardNotice

title: A14 Kettering Step C

description: Running modelling scenarios in VISSIM

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

Department For Transport

street: Highways England Company Ltd, Bridge House, 1 Walnut Tree Close,

postalCode: GU1 4LZ

Aecom

street: 27 Duke Street

postalCode: CM1 1HT


name: DERBYSHIRE HEALTHCARE NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

title: Expression of Interest - Pre tender selection for ward dormitory partitions at the Hartington Unit, Chesterfield Royal hospital site

description: Based on the Chesterfield Royal Hospital site, the Hartington Unit is one of the Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust's main inpatient service for residents with acute mental health needs. The Hartington Unit consists of three adult acute inpatient wards and works are to be carried out in each ward on a rolling programme. The works include the removal of dormitory bay curtaining and the installation of part height partitions to divide each dormitory. The wards and Unit will remain fully operational 24/7 during the works programme and tenderers will have to provide evidence of experience of working in a mental health hospital. Working hours may be limited to between the hours of 9.00am - 5.00pm. No lone working of any type will be allowed.

street: Capital Projects, Kingsway House, Kingsway Hospital site

postalCode: DE22 3LZ

Bennett Construction Ltd

region: Derbyshire

postalCode: DE7 6AX


name: Department for Business Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS)

description: This procurement seeks to appoint a contractor to deliver a major new climate services programme. The programme will provide underpinning research and evidence on climate impacts to natural and human systems, global decarbonisation, and the co-benefits of climate mitigation and adaptation. It will also include an evidence translation and advice service covering the same topics, and in addition for the state of the climate, trends and projections for key climate variables, and greenhouse gas removal technologies.The contractor would be expected to provide new policy-relevant evidence to address a range of research questions in these areas, and will be expected to maintain a broad range of expertise in the relevant topics. Evidence translation and communication will form a key part of this and contractors will be expected to co-produce several products with policy teams, including innovative data visualisation tools to enable teams to explore and understand climate information.

title: Climate Services for BEIS

description: The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) is intending to procure a research, evidence and translation programme to provide climate services for its workstreams.The programme will provide up-to-date policy-relevant evidence and scientific advice to inform BEIS policy workstreams. The service will provide transdisciplinary underpinning analysis and modelling, covering a range of sectors including the state of the climate, climate impacts, co-benefits of climate action, decarbonisation pathways, and greenhouse gas removal technologies. It will also provide a comprehensive user-centred translation service including use of innovative data visualisation tools and communications techniques.A supplier information day will be held on 22 September 2020 and an ITT with the full research requirement will be published following this event. Attendance at the supplier day is not a pre-requisite for participation in the ITT.

street: 1 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0ET


title: CBC-1107-H-CE Barton-le-Clay Scout Hut and University Technical College Garage Block - Demolition Works - AWARD

description:
Demolition of Barton-le-Clay Scout Hut and Garage block at University Technical College of Central Bedfordshire.

          For Specification details, please refer to BSH - GENERAL SPECIFICATION and UTC - GENERAL SPECIFICATION and associated drawings within the quotation pack. Terms and conditions will be JCT MINOR WORKS BUILDING CONTRACT WITH CONTRACTOR'S DESIGN.

          Help and Support - The Council will provide as much support and information as it can to help guide you through the quotation process.  Questions asked together with the response, will be made available to all tenderers, to ensure a fair and consistent approach to all. If there is anything you are not sure about or need clarification on, please use the Correspondence facility within the In-tend electronic tendering system. Last date for receiving questions on Intend system 17/02/2020.

          Return of Quotation - Completed Quotations and attachments should be submitted electronically by the due date via our In-tend electronic tendering system. Quotations must be uploaded via the "My Return" section of the system. Quotations submitted through the correspondence facility will not be considered. Your Quotation must be submitted via the In-tend system by no later than 12:00 noon on 24/02/2020

          Target contract commencement date or delivery date: WC 16/03/2020
          Contract term: 4 weeks

Central Bedfordshire Council

street: Priory House, Monks Walk

postalCode: SG17 5TQ

C.Jackson & Sons (Bedford) Ltd

region: Bedfordshire

postalCode: MK44 2EA


name: Cardiff and Vale NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership

title: RA285429 - Neurosurgical Electrodes and Kit

description:
Please provide your quote in line with the NHS Terms and Conditions which can be found on the NWSSP website.

                        Please note that if you have not been contacted within 30 days of the submission deadline, your quote has been unsuccessful. - Cardiff and Vale University Health Board are looking for a quote for consumables of Neurosurgical Electrodes and Kit for a 12 month period.
                         - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA285429. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA285429 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

street: 8th Floor, Brecknock House

postalCode: CF14 4XW


name: David Mitchell Plastering and Building Ltd

measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

name: Glasgow West Housing Association Limited

description: Annual gutter cleaning and roof inspection programme including roof clean down and condition survey.Delegated authority to undertake minor repairs.

title: Gutter Cleaning and Roof Inspection

description: Annual gutter cleaning and roof inspections with repairs up to a delegated authority.

street: 5 Royal Crescent

postalCode: G3 7SL

street: 251 Woodville Street, Ibrox

postalCode: G51 2RQ


name: Scott & Sargeant Woodworking Machinery Ltd

title: PSPI 2019/20 CAPEX 7 Woodwork Equipment Further Competition

description: This is a notification of award of a further competition from the Woodwork Equipment Framework Agreement for Resaws required for a number of Prison establishments

Ministry of Justice.

street: 5 Wellington Place,

postalCode: LS1 4AP

street: 1 Blatchford Road


title: LANE END SCHOOL - REFURBISH WC'S

description: REFURBISH WCS

Buckinghamshire Council

street: 1) NCO, Walton Street

postalCode: HP20 1YQ


name: The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as NHS National Services Scotland) (‘NSS’)

description: This is a directly awarded contract between the Authority on behalf of NHS Scotland to meet the additional demands of the Scottish Health and Social Care sector during the current Covid-19 pandemic.This award has been approved for reasons of extreme urgency brought about by events unforeseeable by the contracting authority in line with Regulation 33(1)(c) of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

title: NSSCOVID-19-158 Non-sterile Gowns

description: Provision of 110 000 non-sterile gowns.

procurementMethod: direct

street: Gyle Square (NSS Head Office), 1 South Gyle Crescent

postalCode: EH12 9EB

Paramount Medical Solutions Ltd

street: 20 Boyne Park

postalCode: TN4 8ET


title: National Framework Agreement for Aseptically Prepared Cytotoxic Medicines and Monoclonal Antibodies - East of England, London and South East Coast

description: NHS framework agreement to supply aseptically prepared cytotoxic medicines and monoclonal antibodies - East of England, London and South East Coast. The framework may also be used by private sector contractors and agents working on behalf of the above. The framework agreement will commence on 1.7.2020 for a period of 12 months, with options to extend for a further 36 months.

NHS England

street: Rutland House,

postalCode: WA7 2ES

Baxter Healthcare Ltd

region: Berkshire

postalCode: RG20 7QW

ITH Pharma Ltd

postalCode: NW10 7NZ

Qualasept Ltd, t/a Bath ASU

region: Wiltshire

street: 3 Corsham Science Park

postalCode: SN13 9FU


title: Electronic Preparation and Presentation of Evidence - 461

description: This contract is to provide a range of audio, visual display equipment to enable the electronic presentation of evidential material in Tribunal settings.

CPS

street: 102 Petty France,

postalCode: SW1H 9EA


title: The supply & installation of off-site replication infrastructure (vSAN)

description: Contract Award Notice for Off Site Replication Infrastructure.

Accent Housing

street: Charlestown House, Acorn Park Industrial Estate, Charlestown

postalCode: BD17 7SW


title: ITT for Projects 75754 and 73125

description: ITT for Projects 75754 and 73125

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromDynamicPurchasingSystem

UK RESEARCH & INNOVATION

street: Polaris House,North Star Avenue,

postalCode: SN2 1FL

Positive Solutions Consulting Ltd

region: Herefordshire

postalCode: HR1 3HS


title: CR20049 Commissioning external analysis of responses to UKRI's Open Access consultation

description:
***THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION**** This contract has been awarded against Crown Commercial Services Research Marketplace DPS, RM6018.
                  The purpose of this commission is to read and analyse of all the responses to the UKRI OA Review public consultation and report the outcomes to UKRI. The consultation is a key input to UKRI's OA Review. It enables any stakeholder to comment on UKRI's proposed OA policy and other actions it could take to promote OA to research findings. The outcomes of the consultation, and specifically the analysis from this commission, will be used by UKRI to inform decisions about its OA policy and supporting actions. The outcomes will also inform the UK HE funding bodies' considerations in developing the OA policy for the REF-after-REF 2021. The outcomes will also be shared with other government departments and agencies UKRI engages with on OA. UKRI intends to publish all or parts of the consultation analysis for transparency and expects strong interest from stakeholders in the results.

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: Polaris House, North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF

CFE (RESEARCH AND CONSULTING) LIMITED

region: Leicestershire

postalCode: LE1 5TE


title: Executive License Agreement

description: Contract for provision of access to Gartner analytical products and market information for DWP Executives

Department for Work and Pensions

street: DWP Peel Park Control Centre, Brunel Way,

postalCode: FY4 5ES


title: Catering Services

description: UK Biocentre's laboratories in Milton Keynes are being used to analyse swab samples to support the national effort against the coronavirus pandemic. They are one of the three Lighthouse Labs - the biggest network of diagnostic testing facilities the UK has ever seen.Operations have expanded rapidly to analyse swab samples to determine whether COVID-19 is present, and capacity requirements are continuing to increase over time . We have repurposed existing laboratories and built new ones to provide the capacity required for such a significant undertaking.In order to achieve the sample throughput required, laboratory operations are 24/7.  To reduce the requirement for staff to leave site and maximise productivity, UKBC provide staff with food and drink and set times throughout the day.

UK Biocentre Ltd

street: Unit 2-3 Bradbourne Drive, Java Park, , Tilbrook,

postalCode: MK7 8AT


description: Emergency Lighting Testing & Inspection with Associated Remedial Works. Please see the tender documentation for further information.

Aster Group Limited

street: Sarsen Court, Horton Avenue, Cannings Hill,

postalCode: SN10 2AZ


title: Non Medical Non Clinical - NMNC

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH

HAYS SPECIALIST RECRUITMENT LTD

postalCode: NW1 3BF


description: The person or organisation providing the mediation service must be accredited by advisory, conciliation and arbitration service (ACAS) and/or Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution (CEDR). A knowledge of the OECD Guidelines, International Labour Organisation (ILO) standards and UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights would be an advantage. By offering this service, the UK Government will continue to meet its obligation to provide a complaints process under the OECD Guidelines.

title: Mediation Services for the UK National Contact Point

description: The Department for International Trade (‘DIT’) has a requirement for mediation services. The UK through its membership of the organisation for economic cooperation and development (OECD) has made a commitment to have a functioning National Contact Point (NCP) to promote the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises (the Guidelines) for responsible business conduct and handle complaints against businesses in relation to the Guidelines. The UK NCP is committed to providing professional mediation services as part of its complaints handling procedure.


title: Accommodation based Housing Related Support service for Homeless Families and Complex Individuals and Young People Aged between 16 and 25

description: This block contract has a duration of 3 years from 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2023 with the an additional 2 x 12 months optional extension periods.  The contract being for Accommodation based Housing Related Support service for homeless families and complex individuals and Young People Aged between 16 and 25

Stockton-On-Tees Borough Council

street: Strategic Procurement, Municipal Buildings

postalCode: TS18 1LD


description: Hazeley Academy Pupils numberPupil numbers: - 1 571 totalYear 7 240Year 8 268Year 9 239Year 10 240Year 11 239Sixth Form 345Pricings/sales priceFSM entitled: 180Uptake: 115Service timesBreakfast 8.00-8.20Break 11.15-11.35Lunch 12.40-14.10Sixth Form 10.30-14.00Locked in policy: years 7-11Current contractorCucinaShenley Brook End School Pupils NumberPupil Numbers: - 1 829 totalYear 7 300Year 8 298Year 9 298Year 10 298Year 11 298Sixth Form 337Pricings/sales priceMeal deal price GBP 2.50Service timesBreakfast 8.00-8.20Break 11.15-11.35Lunch 12.40-14.10Sixth Form 10.30-14.00Locked in policy: years 7-11Current contractorAspens

title: 5 Dimensions Trust Catering

description: The Hazeley Academy opened its doors to a small cohort of students in 2005 and is now a well-established, successful Secondary school and Sixth Form with over 1 500 students aged 11-18. Along with their partner school they are founder members of the 5 Dimensions Trust.They are proud of the consistently excellent examination results achieved at Hazeley and work hard to ensure students also gain the personal qualities of character, confidence and creativity needed to make a success in adult life. They measure this success not only on academic results but on what Hazeley students go on to achieve after leaving the Academy.A modern academy, Hazeley offers a vibrant learning environment which students take pride in. This allows them to recruit the very best teachers, who as a results of their ethos, values and focus on staff wellbeing are amongst the happiest and most motivated in the country. These teachers combine high level academic expertise, excellent teaching skills and a real concern for the wellbeing of each and every student.The Shenley Brook End School is a school at the heart of the local neighbourhood that they serve. All their students live within a short distance from the school and there is a real feel of everyone knowing each other.The school is a vibrant and exciting community. they aim to provide an outstanding, positive learning environment and value the high quality of relationships that enable this to be true of all aspects of school life.They support and encourage their students to try their best to achieve success in all areas and help prepare them for their future choices, not only in their academic learning, but also within other areas such as music, sport, art and drama.The predominant focus of the school is on working with students to develop the attitudes, skills and knowledge which combine to create successful and independent learners. They seek to provide a stimulating and challenging classroom experience in partnership with excellent student support systems that includes house and year leaders.They plan an exciting range of opportunities beyond the curriculum that aim to enhance students’ personal growth and development and increase their awareness of how they can best contribute to the school community and beyond.Their culture is well expressed in their maxim ‘Success through Learning’.

5 Dimensions Trust

street: Emperor Drive

postalCode: MK5 0PT


description: Efficiency East Midlands (EEM Ltd) is a procurement consortium which establishes and manages a range of Frameworks and DPS agreements. Our members include organisations providing services to the whole public sector including Housing Associations, Local Authorities, NHS Trusts, Education Providers and Emergency Services. For more information on EEM and our offering please visit: https://eem.org.uk/EEM are looking to run a procurement exercise to establish a dynamic purchasing system for demolition and associated works which will replace our existing demolition framework that expires in August 2020. EEM's DPS for Demolition works will cover as a minimum:• intrusive demolition and refurbishment surveys and all associated environmental reports and surveys;• compliance with CDM 2015 — construction phase plans and health and safety plans;• site preparation and disconnection of existing services to site;• ensuring safety of site and maintaining safe access routes where required;• asbestos removal works associated with demolition;• demolition work to include low and high rise demolition and a variety of demolition methods;• waste management and disposal by licensed carrier and disposal station and/or reclamation of materials;• site finishes as required.The DPS will be split into contract value and geographical categories which will be defined within the contract notice and tender documents when publishedThis prior information notice is being used to engage with the market and interested organisations are encouraged to respond to this notice and register interest in our Demolition DPS opportunity.We expect to release this tender opportunity around 29 June 2020. To register interest please email: amy@eem.org.ukPlease note the details contained within this notice are provisional details and are subject to change.

description: EEM’s DPS will be used by contracting authorities looking to appoint an approved demolition contractor to carry out property demolition. Demolition contracts to be let via this DPS agreement will include for low and high rise demolition, domestic and commercial properties and allowing for a variety of demolition methods taking into account the requirements and most suitable methods of demolition for the contracting authority.Our members property stock consists of: domestic houses, sheltered housing schemes, bungalows, blocks of flats, garages, community and leisure centres, hospitals, student accommodation, universities, schools, depots, corporate office buildings, commercial properties and any other building types owned by our contracting authorities.All demolition works awarded via the DPS will be carried out in accordance with the latest legislation and standards and waste must be transported and disposed of in accordance with relevant legislation, regulations, the site waste management plan and ensuring licensed waste carrier and disposal station. Contractors approved onto the system must be a member of the National Federation of Demolition Contractors (NFDC) and demolition operatives, site supervisors, site managers and any other relevant staff must hold a valid CCDO card relevant to their role. Demolition machine and plant operators must hold a CPCS card to operate, fleet, excavators, and high reach applications.The DPS will cover single and multiple demolition contracts, low and high rise buildings and domestic and commercial properties, allowing for a variety of demolition methods taking into account the requirements and most suitable methods of demolition for the contracting authority and ensuring all buildings are demolished down to ground level. Structures must be demolished in accordance with BS 6187.Approved DPS suppliers will be responsible for all associated works required as part of demolition contracts including but not limited to• All necessary plans, surveys, risk assessments, method statements and reports to support the safe and successful demolition of properties.• Preparation of construction phase plan and health and safety files and site waste management plan.• Site security, hoarding,compound and welfare set-up.• Working with the contracting authorities to obtain any necessary licenses including F10 notification to the HSE required to carry out the works, from the relevant authority.• Carry out principal contractor role in accordance with the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015).Ensuring the demolition and dismantling of structures are planned and carried out in such a way as to prevent danger or, where this is not practicable, to reduce danger to as low a level as reasonably practicable.• Dust, noise, and vibrating plant monitoring.• Containment and removal of all asbestos containing materials, where requested to arrange this in line with the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 and the refurbishment and demolition survey included within contracting authority tender documentation.• Site preparation and clearance work to include soft strip out works to remove all non-structural elements inside and outside of a building to facilitate demolition works.• Sorting and salvage of demolished materials once property has been demolished unless otherwise agreed with the contracting authority.• Removal and disposal of all demolition material off-site.• Waste storage, transportation and disposal in accordance with relevant legislation and regulations and in accordance with site waste management plans ensuring use of a licensed waste carrier and disposal station.• Any other works associated with demolition and dismantling.

title: Demolition and Associated Works DPS

description: Efficiency East Midlands (EEM Ltd) is a procurement consortium which establishes and manages a range of frameworks and DPS agreements. Our members include organisations providing services to the whole public sector including housing associations, local authorities, NHS trusts, education providers and emergency services. For more information on EEM and our offering please visit: https://eem.org.uk/EEM are looking to run a procurement exercise to establish a Dynamic Purchasing System of pre-checked and approved suppliers for demolition and dismantling works for use by our members. The DPS will cover low and high rise demolition and associated works to domestic and commercial properties, allowing for a variety of demolition methods based on the most suitable for the property and contracting authority requirements. The DPS will replace our existing demolition framework that expires in August 2020.

Efficiency East Midlands Ltd

street: Unit 3 Maisies Way, The Village, South Normanton

postalCode: DE55 2DS


description: The services will require that the successful supplier undertakes a file audit and consolidation exercise over the contract period to validate the DWP record holdings and manage the space effectively within the Heywood Store. This is to ensure that come the end of the contract term, the boxes DWP plans to transfer to an off-site facility are at the optimum capacity and contents are validated as accurate.DWP currently utilise the O’Neills system as it’s records management IT system and the successful supplier is required to fully manage and maintain the system on behalf of DWP.The supplier will be required to provide a help‑desk service to answer DWP user's enquiries in relation to the records management IT system and other general service enquiries related to the provision of the services.Full details of these requirements will be provided in due course in any future notice or competition documentation.Security requirementsDWP will require the following security certification of or compliance with the following security requirements:• Cyber Essentials Plus Certification or equivalenthttps://www.gov.uk/government/publications/cyber‑essentials‑scheme‑overview• ISO1 4001 (Environmental Management) or equivalent Standard;• BS 7858:2012 (Security Screening of Individuals Employed in a Security Environment) or equivalent Standard;• ISO 27001 (Information Security Management) or equivalent Standard;• ISO/IEC 27002 (Information Security Management Code of practice) or equivalent Standard;• RM System Compliance with ISO 9241‑171:2008 (Ergonomics of human‑system Interface or equivalent);• compliance with WCAG V2 to ‘AA’ Standard on RM System;• HMG Baseline Personnel Security Standards.Subject to the finalising of scope and specification of the requirement, it is anticipated that the tendering exercise will begin in December 2020, with the relevant contract notice to be published in OJEU in mid-December 2020. Tenderers will be required to provide their tender response electronically using the DWP Bravo application, which utilises a web-based portal. Further details about the eSourcing system can be found in the following link: www.dwp.bravosolutions.co.ukThis procurement and the resulting contract for services will form part of the long term strategy that DWP is currently developing, which includes, but is not limited to, the move away from an on-site solution for records management to a suppliers site-based solution. Further information regarding the next stage of DWP’s long term procurement strategy will be made available at a future date.With regards to the services set out in this PIN; suppliers should note that, in accordance with the UK Government's policies on transparency DWP intends to publish the Invitation to Tender (ITT) document and the text of any contract awarded, subject to possible redactions at the discretion of DWP. Further information about transparency can be found at: http://ccs.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/aboutgovernmentprocurementservice/transparencyandaccountability/transparencyprocurementDWP expressly reserves the right:(i) not to award any contract as a result of the procurement process commenced by publication of this notice; and(ii) to make whatever changes it may see fit to the content and structure of the tendering competition; and in no circumstances will the DWP be liable for any costs incurred by the candidates. Any expenditure, work or effort undertaken prior to contract award is accordingly a matter solely for the commercial judgement of suppliers.

title: DWP Records Management Services

description: The purpose of this Prior Information Notice (PIN) is to provide prior information for the market regarding its plans to run a procurement.The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is seeking to establish a contract for the provision of a records management service. The services required will relate to the management of DWP's hard copy records only and does not include any electronic records.The services will require the supplier to provide the full end‑to‑end records management service from the DWP single designated location which shall be Heywood File Store, located at Manchester Road, Heywood, Lancashire OL10 2PZ.The requirement:The supplier's responsibilities shall include, but not be limited to:• intake of records from the DWP sites;• management of the storage of records;• retrieval of records from storage;• preparation of records for return to DWP sites;• destruction of records.

Department for Work and Pensions

street: Commercial Directorate, Peel Park: the Shell, Level 2, Brunel Way

name: The team will manage the procurement process through an eProcurement Solution Portal. All interested parties should register at https://dwp.bravosolution.co.uk and view the relevant details regarding how to participate


title: GSMD Security Feasibility Study

description: The Guildhall School of Music and Drama (GSMD) wish to appoint a consultant to review the software, physical and business needs over all four of the GSMD sites and provide options for improving reliability, consistence and cohesion. The aim is a report that recommends how the delivery of a streamlined system that is robust (in order to support the varied expectations placed on the system across the organisation) can be achieved.

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

City of London Corporation

street: PO BOX 270,

postalCode: EC2P 2EJ


title: Provision of Building Cleaning Services for Hart District Council

description: Hart District Council require a suitably experienced and competent building cleaning services provider for the provision of building cleaning services at the locations detailed within the specification document.

Five Councils Partnership

street: c/o Capita Procurement Solutions, One Guildhall Square, Above Bar,

postalCode: SO14 7FP


title: LUV00843 - Water Hygiene Monitoring Services Contract

description:
The purpose of the water quality treatment services is to provide effective water treatment services, compliant with relevant current legislation and codes of practice and responsive to the requirements of risk assessments previously carried out by independent service providers. Maintenance of and repairs to associated equipment and plant also fall within the requirement.
                  Contract to commence on 1 Aug 2020 for an initial one year period, after which there will be an option to extend by a further  36 months.

The University of Leicester

postalCode: LE1 7RH


title: Thetford Cemetery Yard and Chapel Improvements

description:
THETFORD TOWN COUNCIL

              Thetford Cemetery Works Yard and Chapel WC and Toilet Block Improvements

              TTC/20/003

              There are two projects that the council wish to complete at the London Rd Cemetery. Firstly there are improvements to the works yard toilet block and installation of a toilet within the existing chapel (appendices 1-18).
              Secondly there are improvements to the works yard area(Appendices 19-23).
              These projects can be quoted for separately or together as one large project

              Quotation Requirements:

              Written itemised quotation relating to the detailed specification

              Copy of public liability insurance

              Copy of company Health and Safety Policy

              Sample Method Statement/Sample Risk Assessment

              The council has an expectation that contractors will include a copy of their environmental strategy/policy which explains how your company takes care of the environment. It may include recycling, energy use, and ways of improving biodiversity.

              2 examples of previously completed projects, ideally within the last 3-5 years. These are to include a description of the works undertaken and when, a list of any sub-contractors used on the projects, accompanying photographs and references from the relevant Architect/Surveyor.

              Failure to supply any of the above will result in the Tender being rejected.

              Contact name and number:  Tina Cunnell, Town Clerk, (01842) 754247. Quotations to be received by 20th of November 2020.

              Sealed inner envelopes to be clearly marked 'Tender - Cemetery Yard and Chapel Improvements'

              For the Attention of the Town Clerk, Thetford Town Council.

              Postal Address: The Carnegie, Cage Lane, Thetford, Norfolk, IP24 2DS. Tel: 01842 754247.

              Details of the winning contract will be published IAW Local Government Transparency Code 2014.

              Tina Cunnell

              Thetford Town Clerk

              General Notes for Contractors:

              Please use the attached table and itemised specification document for submission of your tender

Thetford Town Council

street: Cage Lane,


title: Lot1: Primary, Special, Nursery and Secondary Schools

description: This lot includes 12 primary, 3 nursery, 1 special and 1 secondary school.

title: Lot 2: Primary, Special, Nursery and Secondary Schools

description: This lot includes 15 primary, 1 nursery.

title: School Meals 2021-24

description: School meal provision across two lots for a total of 35 schools. Brighter Futures for Children (the Company) are an independent, not-for-profit-company established in December 2018 to deliver the best possible opportunities for the children of Reading. Our responsibility is to deliver children’s social care, early help and educational services (including SEND). The Company is wholly owned by Reading Borough Council (the Council) and delivers services within the Council’s boundaries.The Company are undertaking a tender process for the delivery of catering service to schools. The process will be in two parts, the pre-qualifying questionnaire (PPQ) and the Invitation to Tender (ITT).

Brighter Futures for Children

street: Civic Offices, Bridge Street

postalCode: RG1 2LU


title: Office fit out and refurbishment programme Pre-construction Services Agreement

description: The purpose of this procurement is to identify and award to a contractor to provide a workspace and interior design and fit-out service for office sites. For each site the successful contractor will develop a design that addresses indicated Bromford's stated design and user outcomes, and then if acceptable deliver the works under JCT D&B contract according to the agreed programme.

procurementMethodDetails: :SingleTenderActionNonOJEU

BROMFORD HOUSING GROUP LIMITED

street: Venture Court,

postalCode: WV10 6TB

Claremont Group Interiors Limited

region: Cheshire

street: 2 Kelvin Close

postalCode: WA3 7PB


title: Faith Museum

description: The Auckland Project (TAP) are inviting tenders from Multi Disciplinary Design Teams to deliver the exhibition design for the Faith Museum. The Team will provide the following services for the exhibition fit out under one contract:- Lead Exhibition Design including conservation architectural advice- Production of management and maintenance plan (Heritage Fund requirement)- Lighting Design- Audio-visual (AV) brief development- Audio-visual (AV) Hardware Consultant- Interactive brief development (mechanical and/or digital)- Graphic Design- Structural Engineering- Services Design- Access Consultancy- Principal DesignThe overall budget is 1.8mil GBP for the fit out of the Faith Museum, this includes design fees.

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted:

The Auckland Project

street: Vinovium House, Saddler Street,

postalCode: DL14 7BH


title: CP1898-20 -Devon Solar PV collective purchasing scheme for Domestic Customers

description:
DCC are wishing to procure an experienced and independent expert to facilitate collective purchasing schemes (arranging a groups of consumers into a collective purchasing arrangement which will deliver reduced costs) for solar PV and storage installations. Facilitation of the schemes includes but is not limited to:

      • Arrangements for an auction/procurement for an all-in turnkey solar PV system of blocks of 20 to 30 projects at a time to encourage bids from SMEs • Procurement of participating installers * Promotion of this scheme with trade bodies to bring to attention of their members • Management of applications from consumers for works to installers to deliver • Carry out installer assessment (including but not limited to):- supplier credentials and certifications (MCS, RECC, HIES), detailed financial due diligence and other pertinent delivery requirements • Provide a quality assurance process to ensure products installed meets requirements, this is to be provided by an impartial and transparent assessment process of at least 1 in 25 installations • Provision of a co-branded (Supplier, DCC and district council support partners) website to facilitate a registration scheme for all interested residents. • Provision of a telephone helpdesk to support residents throughout the process, with the capacity to adequately deal with the amount of calls generated by a 100,000 property direct mailing campaign and associated social media • Have adequate management resources and processes to ensure compliance with GDPR and helpdesk performance assurance (including but not limited to samples of calls reviewed by assessors) • Ensure the delivery of high conversion marketing campaigns based on A/B testing (two or more variants of a page are shown to users at random, and statistical analysis is used to determine which variation performs better for a given conversion goal), consumer insight research and usability testing • Provision of market tested and optimised marketing materials to support the DCC and district council support partners promotion of the scheme to residents • Provision and delivery of branded online marketing campaigns The provider must be able to demonstrate they have been delivering a successful service for at least 24 months. Experience working with local authorities in the UK to deliver to deliver similar collective purchasing schemes is essential and this experience must be in the solar PV and storage arena. References from other local authorities will also be essential. We would ideally wish to target a 1,000 installations which we would anticipate would be between £4-4.5m. If this were to be achieved the provider to recover percentage of their turnover as the fee for the project delivery. Interested suppliers need to advise the authority of their interest in this opportunity via www.supplyingthesouthwest.org.uk

Devon County Council

street: County Hall, Topsham Road

postalCode: EX2 4QD


title: Circular Economy Masterclasses

currency: EUR

description: The University is looking to appoint a supplier to provide specialist advice and technical support necessary to gamify content provided for the University of Exeter Circular Economy suite of training programmes.

title: Circular Economy Masterclasses

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

University of Exeter

street: Northcote House

postalCode: EX4 4QH

First Office International

street: Grenier Numerique

countryName: FR


title: Horwood Energy Centre Minor Refurbishment Works ERDF

description:
Tenders are invited from interested parties for the Horwood Energy Centre Minor Refurbishment Works at Keele University.  The works include: staff toilet upgrade, safety rail and modular disabled ramp, cladding, security and installation of air conditioning.  A detailed specification can be found in Section 2 of the ITT.

            EU Funding: SEND project is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) as part of the European Structural and Investment Funds England Growth Programme 2014-2020.

            Given the need for one Contractor to co-ordinate the delivery of all of the works required, the contract has not been divided into lots.

            The estimated total value of the contract is £100,000 Excluding VAT.

            The Contract will run for a period of 6 weeks, from: 15th June 2020 to 27th July 2020.

Keele University

street: Keele, Staffordshire

postalCode: ST5 5BG


title: GB-Bootle: Employers Agent Services at Conway Street - Birkenhead

description: Employers Agent Services at a residential development at Conway Street - Birkenhead

One Vision Housing

street: Atlantic House, Dunnings Bridge Road

postalCode: L30 4TH

AA Projects Ltd

postalCode: M33 7RR


title: CPU 4216 Serenity Gardens

description: Serenity Gardens works

Nottingham City Council

street: Loxley House, Station Street

postalCode: NG2 3NG


title: GB-East Grinstead: Emergency Lighting to various areas and the replacement of External Lighting to link corridors

description:
NOTE: This notice was updated on 17 November 2020 for the following reason: Please note :

                      The tender closing date has been amended to noon 7th December 2020(Queen Victoria Hospital requires the services of an experienced Electrical Contractor to undertake the replacement and upgrade of emergency lighting to various areas and the replacement of external lighting to link corridors)

Queen Victoria NHS Foundation Trust

street: Holtye Road,

postalCode: RH19 3DZ


title: 19 Brett Court, Town Road, Edmonton, N9 0RE

description: Void refurbishment

London Borough of Enfield

street: Edmonton Centre, Edmonton Green

postalCode: N9 0TN

Prestige Domestic Property Maintenance

postalCode: N21 2BP


title: Evaluation of the BFI National Archive - AWARD

description:
The BFI wants to gain a better understanding of who is accessing Archive material from the different platforms and locations, how they use the BFI National Archive and why, and the benefits gained as a result. The BFI National Archive is of national importance as it maintains the UK's film heritage for the people of today and future generations, and promotes engagement with that shared heritage. While its focus is not primarily income generation or wealth creation, research carried out by BFI indicates that value is created for individuals and organisations (the end-users). The Archive team maximise their outputs for any given inputs by creating programmes and restorations which are valued by audiences and individual users, and by increasing access to these outputs through different platforms. Some outputs have a direct impact and others generate indirect impacts, both will need to be assessed as part of the evaluation.
          We wish to commission an evaluation to assess the cultural, social and economic impact of the BFI National Archive as follows:

          - Cultural: this will include exploring how the BFI National Archive increases/deepens users' understanding of national cultural heritage, increases access and engagement with culturally distinct film and television, and  broadens users' understanding of themselves and the world;

           - Social: how the BFI National Archive enables the public to appreciate the art, impact and history of film and television, creates pleasure and enjoyment, inspires audiences to appreciate how film reflects and challenges society,  and supports filmmakers' creative impulse and palette through exposure to the work of others;

           - Economic impact: assess direct economic impacts by using metrics such as the value of tickets sales for Archive films at Southbank cinemas or through collaborations with other Archive partners, Archive footage sales generated for television programmes and film productions, Archive DVD sales, and revenue streams generated by those who access the National Archive for commercial interests.

          This evaluation should draw on a range of sources to assess the total value created by the BFI National Archive based on the above three key areas.

BFI

street: 21 Stephen Street, London

postalCode: W1T 1LN

The Audience Agency

postalCode: M4 1LE


name: NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services (hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust)

description: Health Education and Improvement Wales have a reequirement for a training programme which delivers a qualification meeting the General Pharmaceutical Council’s new initial education and training standards. This training Programme also needs to meet the requirements of the new Modern Apprenticeship Framework for Pharmacy.

title: Delivery of Qualification for Initial Education and Training of Pharmacy Technicians

description: Delivery of qualification for initial education and training of pharmacy technicians within Health Education and Improvement Wales.

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

postalCode: CF15 7QZ


title: Network Replacement within East Northamptonshire Council

description: This is part contract for a new Wide Area Network to replace a legacy network for East Northants Council and Borough Council of Wellingborough. Please note this Contract has been awarded via a framework.

Welland Procurement Unit

street: East Northants Council, Cedar Drive,

postalCode: NN14 4LZ


name: Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution plc

title: Provision of Remote Terminal Units

description: The provision of remote terminal units.

street: Inveralmond House, 200 Dunkeld Road

postalCode: PH1 3AQ


description: James House is a five-storey office block located in the Gasworks, Cromac Avenue, Belfast. First to fourth floors provide office accommodation, the ground floor providing reception areas and under croft parking. The building is split into two blocks, the main block and block D, each with a separate entrance and reception. The building is owned by DoF and is currently vacant. A full building refurbishment project is programmed to provide approximately 9 500 m2 of office accommodation for a mixture of administrative and IT businesses. DoF intend to award the contract to a main contractor led integrated supply team (IST) in September 2020 with works commencing December 2020. The IST will be responsible for the technical design and delivery of the construction project. Upgrade and replacement of existing central plant, telecoms and M and E services distribution throughout is required to accommodate new layouts. Refurbishment of existing lift machinery to meet current standards.

title: DoF 2874061 James House Refurbishment Project

Department of Finance

street: 303 Airport Road West

postalCode: BT3 9ED


title: Bolshaw Primary School Replacement Boilers

description: Replacement boiler plant, new gas safety system and BMS control panel.

STAR Procurement

street: 1FE Trafford Town Hall,

DODD GROUP (MIDLANDS) LIMITED

region: Shropshire

postalCode: TF3 3AZ


title: Customer Contact Centre Platform (MiContact Centre Enterprise) upgrade with maintenance and support

description: The council is looking to award a contract for the upgrade of our existing customer contact centre platform to the latest version of MiContact Centre Enterprise along with full maintenance and support.

North Lincolnshire Council

street: Church Square House, 30-40 High Street

postalCode: DN15 6NL


title: Edoxaban (Lixiana®)

description: Supply of edoxaban (Lixiana®) in a range of presentations to health boards across NHS Scotland.

street: Gyle Square (NSS Head Office), 1 South Gyle Crescent

postalCode: EH12 9EB

Daiichi Sankyo UK Ltd

street: Chalfont Park, Gerrards Cross

postalCode: SL9 0BG


title: Business Analyst

description:
To work closely with the Business Change Lead to define and enable business change, through developing business requirements, business processes and solutions.  This involves meeting with key stakeholders to understand business needs and assess the impact of those business changes on process, people and system, gathering and analysing requirements and process mapping.
                You will be the key point of contact for the business and engage with stakeholders to ensure that they understand the impact on their teams and how to best support them. You will be involved in delivering presentations and training sessions to user groups within the business to help make change happen

Defra Network eTendering Portal

street: Nobel House,

postalCode: SW1P 3JR

Fuel Recruitment

region: Warwickshire

street: 17 Waterloo Place

postalCode: CV32 5LA


title: BHCC Provision of a No First Night Out Service for Those at High Risk of Rough Sleeping

description: We are looking for:— the provision of a 24-hour accommodation-based assessment and support service;— a service which will operate 24 hours a day 7 days a week, 365 days a year;— a service which will operate a minimum of 20 bed spaces overall this will include assessment bedspaces and a minimum of 6 ‘staging post’ beds (individual rooms);— the Council would welcome the addition of move on accommodation for the service within the current funding.The service will:— be for individuals who are homeless, rough sleeping and those at imminent risk of rough sleeping;— receive referrals from housing options and the street outreach service via a robust referral and assessment process. Client data will be managed through the Bthink IT system;— offer a flexible but clear referral process which allows placements to be made on the spot if a vacancy is available;— have no minimum stay but will have a target for the average stay for the majority of users of 45 days;— complete a robust triage assessment for individuals for a range of support and accommodation needs which will be completed within 24 hours of attending the service;— stabilise clients by ensuring they feel safe and that their basic needs are being met;— identify an appropriate accommodation option for an individual and make appropriate referrals and will work with housing options to ensure that the service is part of a pathway that includes assessments of local authority duties and provision of a personalised housing plan;— facilitate reconnections to other local authority areas for people with no local connection to Brighton and Hove;— provide a psychologically informed environment for staff and service users.The contract will not be subdivide into lots therefore it is the expectation of the commissioners that the services will be provided by a single provider. Due to the timing and sensitivity of the services being provided, the Council would request that only organisations who have a real and present chance of fulfilling the specification submit expressions of interest in response to this request. In your response to this call for competition the Council please confirm that your organisation (or in the case of consortium bids, all members of the consortium) are able to demonstrate the following:— strong experience of working with people who are at risk of sleeping rough;— experience of providing an assessment and accommodation service;— experience of working with clients with a range of support needs;— experience of working with people to provide rapid accommodation assessments;— detailed knowledge of PIE and TIC;— experience of assessing risk and developing risk management plans;— the ability to work collaboratively with a range of services;— experience of providing a safe environment and managing a building the accommodates vulnerable people, including working with neighbours and the local community. The prospective service provider will need to supply the address the support service will be located in their call for competition response and include details of the number and type of units and crash spaces available. The proposed contract length for this service is 2 years, however year 2 would be subject to continued funding from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. Please respond to this call for competition by sending your response to procurement@brighton-hove.gov.uk by the closing date listed below.

description: Brighton and Hove City Council are seeking a provider to operate a 24-hour rapid support and assessment service based on a no first night out model. Please note that the timescales involved in establishing the service are very tight and it is necessary that potential bidders have access to suitable accommodation available from the 1 April 2020.

Brighton and Hove City Council

street: Hove Town Hall, Norton Road

postalCode: BN3 3BQ


title: Purchase of 5.5 tonne 4 x 4 Panel Van

description: Purchase of 5.5 tonne 4 x 4 Panel Van with bespoke interior

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

WAKEFIELD COUNCIL

street: Wakefield One Po Box 700,Burton Street,

postalCode: WF1 2EB

Northern Commercials

postalCode: HD6 1PT


title: Provision of Consultancy Services in the Development of an Economic Development Strategy

description: Gosport Borough Council (the Council) wishes to engage the services of a Consultant in order to support the development of a 2021-2031 Gosport Economic Development & Regeneration Strategy, which will provide the framework for future growth, and diversification of Gosport's local economy.

Gosport Borough Council

street: Town Hall, High Street

postalCode: PO12 1EB

Mickledore

postalCode: WA2 7NG


description: The Department of Health and Social Care (the ‘Authority’) has awarded a contract to Forward Industrial Products Group Ltd for the supply of personal protective equipment (face shields) to protect health and care workers from contracting the Covid-19 disease.

title: Supply of Personal Protective Equipment for Healthcare Workers for the Care of Patients with Suspected or Confirmed Novel Coronavirus (Covid-19)

Department of Health and Social Care

street: 39 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0EU

Forward Industrial Products Group Ltd

street: Unit 2/4 Tyseley Business Park, Wharfdale Road, Tyseley

postalCode: B11 2DF


title: The impact of service change on doctors' training

description:
The proposed research aims to explore how service change can impact doctors' training. We hope that through this research we are better able to ensure that doctors' training is considered and protected within the planning and implementation of service change. To achieve this aim, the research should address the following questions:
    a Is doctors' training being adequately considered within service change?
    b What impact can service change have on doctors' training?
    c What are the issues that arise, if any, during service change in relation to the doctors' training?
    d Service change varies in the setting, scale, activities and drivers. What types of service change pose the most risk to doctors' training?
    ? How can the GMC pinpoint when/where this is happening?
    e What is best practice when implementing service change in order to protect doctors' training?

procurementMethodDetails: :Open

General Medical Council (GMC)

street: 3 Hardman Street,

postalCode: M3 3AW

Ucl

street: 74 Huntley Street


title: The works are the design, construction, on site installation, and provision of 12 month of warranty period for a new monitored security and fire alarm systems to Dean Road Deport, Scarborough.

Scarborough Borough Council

street: Scarborough Borough Council, St Nicholas Street

postalCode: YO11 2HG


name: PP Consulting Engineers Ltd t/a Patrick Parsons

name: Building Design Partnership Limited (BDP)

name: Leeds Environmental Design Associates Limited

name: Michael Hyde and Associates Limited t/a MHA Architects

name: BSB Consultants Ltd t/a BSB Architecture

name: Trent Architecture + Design Ltd t/a T.A.D. Architects

name: Dickerson Kirby Gilkes Limited t/a DK-Architects

name: Summers Inman Construction and Property Consultants LLP

name: MA Cost Consulting Limited t/a MAC Construction Consultants

name: Turner and Townsend Project Management Ltd

name: Rand Associates Consultancy Services Ltd

name: Singleton Clamp & Partners Limited t/a SCP

name: Breakwell Sumner Partnership Limited t/a BSP Consulting

title: EN:Procure Consultancy Framework

description: EN:Procure Ltd (ENP) is a social housing regeneration consortium based in Northern England. ENP specialises in the procurement of goods, works and services for the construction and maintenance of predominantly social housing properties.ENP wishes to procure and enter into a framework agreement with multiple consultants for the provision of consultancy services to be completed predominantly in/for social housing properties but may also be carried out in/for other public buildings or premises owned and/or managed by public sector organisations, including but not limited to, schools, universities, infrastructure sites and offices.

EN Procure Ltd

street: 1st Floor, Sovereign Court, 300 Barrow Road

Charles Andrews Limited

street: 13 The School House, 2nd Avenue, Trafford Village, Trafford Park,

Kinetic Engineers Limited

street: Unit 6 Kingsway House, Kingsway, Team Valley Trading Estate,, Tyne and Wear "

Martin Design Associates Limited

street: 4 Fox Oak Park, Common Road, Dunnington,

Services Design Associates Limited

street: Unit 1 Acres Hill Business Park, Acres Hill LANE

street: PO Box 85, 11 Ducie Street, Piccadilly Basin

street: Micklethwaite House, 70 Cross Green Lane,

AHR Building Consultancy Limited

street: Norwich Union House, High Street, Kirklees

AEW Architects & Designers Limited

street: 1st Floor, The Zenith Building, Spring Gardens,

Bernard Taylor Partnerships Ltd

street: Elizabeth House, 486 Didsbury Road, Stockport

Watson Batty Architects Limited

street: Shires House, Shires Road, Guiseley, Leeds

Pozzoni Architecture Limited

street: Woodville House, 2 Woodville Road, Altrincham, Trafford

Acanthus WSM Architects

street: Studio 11, The Basilica, 2 King Charles Street, Leeds

CPC Project Services LLP

street: Quality House, 5-9 Quality Court, Chancery Lane

Ridge and Partners LLP

street: The Cowyards, Blenheim Park, Oxford Road

SDA Consulting LLP

street: Edward House, Deva City Office Park, Manchester

Sleath Limited

street: First Floor, Unit 8, Meadowcourt, Amos Road

street: Low Hall, Calverley Lane, Horsforth, Leeds

TUV SUD Dunbar Boardman

street: Napier Building, Scottish, Enterprise Technology Park, East Kilbride

Butler & Young Lift Consultants Limited

street: Kings Parade, Lower Coombe Street, Surrey

WhiteleyEaves Limited

street: Hollinwood Business Centre, Albert Street, Oldham

Pennington Choices Ltd

street: The Old Barn, Brookfield House, Tarporley Road, Cheshire

Adept Consulting Engineers Limited

street: 14 Festoon Rooms, Sunny Bank Mills, Town Street, Farsley, Leeds


title: GBC - Local Plan and Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Viability Study - AWARD

description:
Guildford Borough Council (hereafter 'the Council') recently adopted the Local Plan: strategy and sites (LPSS) Development Plan Document (DPD). This is the first of two DPDs currently envisaged to supersede the Local Plan 2003. As part of the evidence base supporting the examination of the LPSS, the Council prepared the Local Plan and CIL Viability Study, 2016 and Guildford Local Plan Viability Update, 2017.

          The second DPD, which when adopted will fully replace the remaining policies of the Local Plan 2003, will consist of the more detailed development management policies (hereafter 'LPDMP'). It is currently envisaged that consultation on a Regulation 18 document will be undertaken in mid 2020.

          Whilst the LPSS contained the majority of policies relevant when considering development viability (such as requirements for contributions to affordable housing, adaptable and accessible homes, protection of the Thames Basin Heaths Special Protection Area and infrastructure requirements) it is anticipated that certain policies likely to be included in the LPDMP may also have implications for viability. These would need to be considered and assessed as part of the plan making process (alongside existing policy and infrastructure requirements) to ensure that the deliverability of the Local Plan is not compromised in the borough.

SE Shared Services

street: Guildford, Surrey

postalCode: GU2 4BB

Dixon Searle Partnership Ltd

region: Hampshire

street: 204 London Road

postalCode: PO7 7AN


title: Stakeholder Enquiry Lead

description: The Business Engagement Hub supports and enables activity to ensure trader and industry readiness for the end of the Transition Period. We are creating a new function to promote the efficient and consistent resolution of stakeholder enquiries regarding the end of the Transition Period. The new team will greatly improve the customer experience for external stakeholders and significantly reduce workflow and resource pressures for policy teams across all business units with an outward focus. Members of the team can expect to build a solid understanding across Defra's policy areas, build strong relationships with policy teams and contribute to overall business readiness

Defra Network eTendering Portal

street: Nobel House,

Venn Group

postalCode: SE1 2QP


description: Construction of the Ilfracombe Watersports Centre. CONTRACT DOCUMENTATION PUBLISHED VIA WWW.SUPPLYINGTHESOUTHWEST.ORG.UK

North Devon District Council

street: Brynsworthy Environment Centre, Roundswell

postalCode: EX31 3NP


title: Airgap valve

description:
For the Installation of "Fluidmaster AirGap" Delayed Fill valves within the cisterns of toilets throughout the non-clinical areas of the Trust.
      Price per valve. Initial installation will be in non-clinical buildings, residencies and office blocks only. Estimated volume 200-400.

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

NHS South West - Acutes

street: Princess Campbell Office, North Bristol NHS Trust, Southmead Road

postalCode: BS10 5NB

countryName: EG


title: Development at Orchard Close, Gravenhurst

description:
Erection of 53 dwelling houses with associated parking, landscaping and infrastructure
          Site Clearance to include conifer tree removal to perimeter of site

procurementMethodDetails: Negotiated:

settle

street: Blackhorse Road,

postalCode: SG6 1HA


name: NHS East Sussex Clinical Commissioning Group

title: Sussex MSK East — Lead Provider Services

description: The contract provides a prime provider arrangement for adult musculosceletal services (orthopaedics, physiotherapy, rheumatology and pain services). The providers receive all the CCG funding for these services, provide a front-end assessment service and commission all necessary patient treatments. This award is for a contract of a short duration of 12 months from 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023.

title: Sussex MSK East Lead Provider Services 19.595

description: A prime provider arrangement for adult musculosceletal services (orthopaedics, physiotherapy, rheumatology and pain services).This award is for a contract of a short duration of 12 months from 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023.

street: Sackville House, Brooks Close

postalCode: BN7 2FZ

Sussex MSK Partnership East

street: PO Box 3196, Eastbourne

postalCode: BN21 9QH


title: STEP B1.3 - Cryogenic Literature Search

description: UKAEA is looking to identify a supplier that can conduct a cryogenics literature review for the STEP fusion reactor. The output of the contract should be a clear technical report, detailing the refrigerant cycle(s), recommendations for each user and to assess the overall feasibility of the STEP cryogenics system. The project budget is £30,000 and contract length to be circa 12 weeks from award.

United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

street: Culham Science Centre,

postalCode: OX14 3DB


title: Provision of goods through the Local Welfare Assistance Scheme (Waiver)

description: Emergency circumstances The LWA provides a limited range of household goods to assist vulnerable people in genuine need to live safely in the community. The scheme is experiencing increased demand because of the impact of Covid 19. There is therefore a need to make a further short-term arrangement that will allow the scheme to continue to function and meet increased demand.

Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Westgate Plaza 1, Westgate

postalCode: S70 2DR


title: Redbridge Schools Catering Tender

description: provision of services at two Secondary schools which includes breakfast, lunch, 6th form services and hospitality

Tricon Catering Consultancy

street: St James's House, 27-43 Eastern Road,

postalCode: RM1 3NH


title: 2x Health Protection Advisor

description:
HEALTH PROTECTION ADVISOR
          Rate of Pay: H38 = ?21.13 per hour to worker
          Hours: 37 hours per week
          Location: Based at Jack Judge House, Oldbury
          Start Date: ASAP
          Contract type: Agency - 12 weeks

          Brief description:
          An exciting opportunity has arisen for a temporary appointment to Sandwell Council as a Health Protection advisor for an initial three-month period with the possibility of extending this to six-months.  The post holder will join the public health team to support the response to covid-19 across the Borough.
          We are looking for a someone with a background in health protection with an education to Masters in Public Health level, or equivalent experience. Individuals with a background in nursing or those having worked in the NHS, Public Health England or a local authority public health team might be suitable for this role. Experience of outbreak investigations is crucial.
          The successful candidate will be responsible for providing expert advice to the council and our stakeholders on matters including:  outbreak management, infection prevention and control, emergency planning, and responding to emerging and re-emerging threats.
          The successful applicant will be required to complete a Disclosure Application Form and to provide criminal conviction information.
          Key experience and skills
          - At least two years' experience working in health protection
          - Experience of dealing with external stakeholders including NHS, and voluntary sector
          - The ability to grasp concepts and translate them into simple and clear messages that are easy to understand.
          - The post holder will require excellent analytical skills.  The ability to identify risks, anticipate issues and create solutions.
          - Ability to investigate and manage/support a full range of incidents including outbreaks of disease
          - Leadership and people management
          - Ability to work with local communities, the private sector and other officers at the highest level in other public bodies
          - Ability to communicate positively and persuasively to gain support on key issues
          - Ability to organise workload in the face of conflicting demands and priorities and work effectively under pressure
          - Ability to work without direct supervision
          Please can the agencies send over a CV, 2x up to date references, copy of Terms and Conditions.
          This role may require you to travel across the Borough of Sandwell.  If so, a driving licence check, including proof of business insurance and MOT will be required.
          No DBS is required for this role.
          Please note this advert is also out with our Master Vendor
          The Council will be using the In-tend e-Tendering System for this Procurement opportunity, please visit https://in-tendhost.co.uk/sandwellmbc to access the Sandwell MBC In-tend Supplier Portal.
          From here you will be able to register your company, express an interest in the opportunity, and gain immediate access to the related documents.
          To submi...

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: 1 Providence Place, West Bromwich

postalCode: B70 8SZ


title: Mapping approaches to assessing post graduate qualifications for registration or membership

description:
This research has two primary aims:
    1. to map how and with what rationale other bodies (professional regulators, non-UK royal colleges, medical boards) assess Post Graduate Qualifications (PGQs)  and take into account practice history when considering applications for membership  or registration from doctors;
    2. for countries from which we receive a high volume of registration applications from International Medical Graduates (IMGs ), we would also like to understand what frameworks are in place for assuring the PGQs (for example quality assurance, regular audits and monitoring) that IMGs from those countries tend most frequently to hold, whether those are obtained in the country where they gained their primary medical qualification or not.

General Medical Council (GMC)

street: 3 Hardman Street,


title: Mids - CDF lot 1 - Black Country Catchment Project Scoping

description:
This project aims to enable initial investigatory works to be undertaken in development of the pipeline programme.

                      It is anticipated that this initial scope will take 6-8 weeks of work and result in a more detailed scoping exercise being undertaken for both identified individual projects and catchment-based assessments of work required to support development of the wider programme.

Defra Network eTendering Portal

street: Aqua House, 20 Lionel Street,

postalCode: B3 1AQ

Ove Arup & Partners Ltd

street: 13 Fitzroy Street


title: Paid Media Buying Services

description: Provision of media planning and buying services for the British Business Bank and its brands, with focus on but not limited to digital advertising channels (paid search, social and display advertising).

British Business Bank

street: Steel City House, West Street

postalCode: S1 2GQ


title: GB-Benfleet: Design, supply and installation of new strength, fitness and functional zone

description:
Castle Point Borough Council invites quotations for the design, supply and installation of a new strength, fitness and functional zone at Waterside Farm Leisure Centre, Canvey Island.

              The maximum budget range for this procurement is between £14,000 - £17,000.

Castle Point Borough Council

street: Council Offices, Kiln Road, Thundersley,

postalCode: SS7 1TF


title: Expression of Interest to Tender for Aerial Maintenance

description:
Applicants are invited to express an interest in tendering for Aerial Maintenance works to Shropshire Council owned properties in the North west and South east areas of Shropshire. The contract period will be from November 1st 2020 to 31 March 2023

                            Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing manage a stock of approx. 4100 dwellings for Shropshire Council. Properties are tenanted, sheltered and supported housing stock throughout the rural towns and villages in and around Bridgnorth and Oswestry.

                            This contract will consist of providing maintenance to Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing's current communal TV and Satellite systems which are located mostly in the South east Shropshire Area. The agreement will include a minimum response time to attend a reported fault and complete repairs therein.

                            Following the closing date of the Expression of Interest, Tender packs will be sent to contractors which will include details of all properties to be covered, maintenance agreement, call out charges and any other works required.
                            Estimated value of contract is between £5,000 and £10,000 per annum.

                            If you wish to express your interest please apply by email to:
                            Steve Gray MRICS, Procurement and Contracts Officer steve.gray@starhousing.org.uk
                            Quoting the reference PM032  or in writing to the above at:
                            Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing. The Spruce Building. Sitka Drive. Shrewsbury Business Park. Shrewsbury.SY2 6LG.

Shropshire County Council

street: Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing, The Spruce Building, Sitka Drive, Shrewsbury Business Park

postalCode: SY2 6LG


title: Applicant, Student and Alumni CRM Project - 2020

description:
The supply and implementation of a new Contact Centre and Student Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system for the University of Hertfordshire.  There are two lots and tenderers may bid for either or both lots.
          Lot 1: Multi-Channel Contact Centre
          Lot 2: Customer Relationship Management (CRM) System

          It is anticipated that the Multi-Channel service will provide the interface between external engagement services and the CRM system. It is anticipated that the CRM will the interfacing service and foundational database for customer information as collected from various internal and external sources.

          Please express interest and download the tender documents for full information.

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

University of Hertfordshire

street: College Lane, Hatfield

postalCode: AL10 9AB


description: Framework for the supply of radiopharmaceuticals, generators and hot and cold kits.This tender is being conducted using electronic means using the internet. Companies should register their interest and respond to the contract notice using the link to the eTendering portal https://uk.eu-supply.com/login.asp?B=UKPotential suppliers are required to click on the current opportunities button on the eTendering site to view details of this procurement and then use the online registration link to enter their company details. Within the form to register company details, there is a ‘Test’ button to verify the identified email address. It is strongly recommended that this is used, to ensure validity and effectiveness of the link registered for messages to/from the eTendering site.Once the registration screen has been completed and an email confirming successful registration of the company has been received from CTM, suppliers can continue to follow the on screen prompts to register an expression of interest in any particular tender. Details of the process to be followed are also available in ‘A Suppliers First Step Guide’ from the CTM login page. The guide will explain some of the requirements and procedures involved when responding to a tender. For more detailed information there is a second document ‘Suppliers User Guide’ that can be found on the CTM home page.

title: Supply of Radiopharmaceuticals

description: Framework for the supply of radiopharmaceuticals, generators, hot and cold kits.

Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust

street: Acute Trusts

postalCode: South west region


title: COVID-19 Supplier Financial Due Diligence and Ad-hoc Restructuring Advisory Support

NHS England

street: The NHS Commissioning Board (operating as NHS England) Quarry House, Quarry Hill,

postalCode: LS2 7UE


title: IVINGSWOOD ACADEMY - DDA WC REFURB

description: DDA WORKS

Buckinghamshire County Council

street: 1) NCO, Walton Street

postalCode: HP20 1YQ


title: Technical Questions

description: The key aims of the procurement are to provide a community-based, cost effective, accessible specialist orthotics service which includes the diagnosis, treatment and fitting, maintaining and repairing of orthosis for children and adults in line with the agreed access criteria, responding to changing medical and social needs of the orthotics user.To provide appropriate orthotics, inclusive of elastic/fabric and custom-made splints. To provide advice to maximise children’s' motor skills, minimise development of contracture and deformity in the growing child and prevent injury inTo facilitate the treatment and rehabilitation of the patient. This is achieved through the assessment of need and the provision of an orthosis that will either remedy or relieve a medical condition or disability and may prevent the development of more disabling conditions.To provide access to high quality, safe care that gives timely advice, appropriate support, assessment, diagnosis and treatment for patients according to their individual need.To ensure the service is delivered in line with current policy, learning and best evidence and provide appropriate governance and management for the service.The key objectives of the procurement are to develop a patient centred approach to services by delivering a cost effective, high quality service.To continuously improve the quality of the services provided.To be able to systematically identify areas for development and measure improvements made.To ensure that the services are geared to the needs and concerns of the local population.To support service user involvement in both practice and service development.To continue to develop areas of outcome measures, audit and goal planning.To maintain an open and honest culture where feedback, whether this be in the form of complaint or comment, is encouraged and acted upon.To develop a relationship, on a managerial and clinical level, based on mutual trust, honesty and integrity.To provide a service that provides high quality advice and information to service users and/or their carers.To ensure that the services are geared to the needs and concerns of children and young people and their families including delivering care within appropriate locations.If you wish to express an interest please register on the EU Supply Portal https://uk.eu-supply.com/login.asp?B=UK. The reference for this service orthotic outpatient Service 2019 ID: 37750.

title: Orthotic Outpatients Service for Derbyshire 2019

description: NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit on behalf of NHS Derby and Derbyshire Clinical Commissioning Group (formally known as NHS Erewash, NHS Hardwick, NHS Southern Derbyshire and NHS North Derbyshire CCG) are inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified providers capable of delivering orthotic outpatient services to the patients registered with member GP Practices of NHS Derby and Derbyshire CCG for which they are the responsible commissioner.The key aims of the procurement are to provide a community-based, cost effective, accessible specialist orthotics service which includes the diagnosis, treatment and fitting, maintaining and repairing of orthosis for children and adults in line with the agreed access criteria, responding to changing medical and social needs of the orthotics user.The key objectives of the procurement are to develop a patient centred approach to services by delivering a cost effective, high quality service.

street: 1st Floor Cardinal Square, 10 Nottingham Road

postalCode: DE1 3QT

Blatchford Ltd

street: 11 Atlas Way, Atlas North

postalCode: S4 7QQ


title: Event Medical Services - Lambeth Country Show 2020

description: London Borough of Lambeth is offering an opportunity for an experienced and suitably qualified supplier to provide event medical services for the Lambeth Country Show 2020. The successful bidder will be required to undertake a full medical risk assessment and produce an Event Medical Plan, as well as supply provisions that support these assessments and plans - in addition to liaison with London Ambulance Service and other key stakeholders. The successful bidder must also be registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and have an overall rating of Good or higher. Please see RFQ document for full details.

procurementMethodDetails: CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU:

London Borough Of Lambeth

street: Town Hall, Brixton Hill,,


title: WP3630 - Oracle Cloud Support Services

description:
This specification of work details Walsall Council's requirement from a Support Provider in relation to the Council's Oracle Cloud One Source Project, specifically covering the:
            ? Constraints and Assumptions
            ? Scope and Objectives
            The specification sets out the associated support requirements for the contract period. A review of support requirements will take place during the first 6 months of support as the Council continues to understand the support requirements of the business.

            Background
            The Council is currently upgrading its HCM and Payroll systems. These applications will now sit within Oracle cloud.
            The planned go live date for Core HCM, Finance and Procurement is early July 2020. Our implementation Partner will be providing support for 3 months post go live taking support up to early October 2020.
            The planned go live date for payroll and some employee self-service functionality is early October due to 3 month parallel payment runs for Payroll. Our implementation Partner will be providing 3 months post go live support for Payroll taking their support cover into early January.

Walsall Council e-Tendering

street: Darwall Street, Walsall

postalCode: WS1 1TP


title: CCZZ19A58 - Provision of Research Modelling for the National Infrastructure Commission

description: Single Tender Action to procure some analytical modelling work

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

postalCode: L3 9PP

name: Crown Commercial Service on behalf of National Infrastructure Commission : HM Treasury


name: DEPARTMENT FOR DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA & SPORT

title: UK-Africa Engagement ICTs and Digital Consultancy

description: A consultancy service to engage with a number of key African telecommunication regulators on key mutual policy issues and collaboration with the UK.

street: 100 Parliament Street,

postalCode: SW1A 2BQ


title: GB-London: 101776 Youth Evidence Review

description: This commission covers the completion of a Rapid Evidence Assessment and associated deep dive review, and the synthesis and reporting of resulting findings. The key objective of this commission is to provide robust insights and data on young people in England to inform the development of youth policy both within DCMS and across Government.


description: The service will offer a range of supports including personal care, nutritional meal and snacks and transport to and from the centre and a varied range of meaningful activities and outings that promote physical and mental well-being. The service will provide support to older people living with dementia or cognitive impairment and those people who may be physically frail.A minimum of 100 placements will be provided each week, over 52 weeks of the year.

title: Canalside, Older People Day Opportunities South West Edinburgh

description: Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership, through the City of Edinburgh Council would like to engage the services of a provider to deliver day opportunities for older people in the South West Locality. The service will be delivered from the Council’s Canalside Centre in Wester Hailes and is subject to lease arrangements with the City of Edinburgh Council. The purpose of this PIN is for market engagement only.

The City of Edinburgh Council

street: Waverley Court, 4 East Market Street

postalCode: EH8 8BG


title: 214751 005600 NEPO Placements for 0 - 25 years in Department for education Schools and Colleges

description: Call off from a framework

South Tyneside Council

street: Town Hall, Westoe Road,

Percy Hedley

postalCode: NE2 3BB


title: Temporary Accommodation for Rough Sleepers

description:
The 2019 Rough Sleeper count identified 20 rough sleepers across South Holland, North Kesteven, West Lindsey and South Kesteven. This 'snapshot ' supports the Authorities' view that the rough sleeping cohort is up to 80 individuals , comprising new, entrenched and returning rough sleepers who are rough sleeping due to changing or challenging personal circumstances, inability to afford , access or sustain suitable accommodation.

    The figure is an increase on the previous year's count and the partnership faces significant challenges to successfully reduce and ultimately prevent rough sleeping going forward.

    With an award from MHCLG Rough Sleeping Initiative for 2020/21 the 4 District Councils (South Holland, North Kesteven, West Lindsey and South Kesteven) will work as a collective to achieve the following goals;

    • Increase prevention of those at risk of rough sleeping
    • Reduce the number of 'repeat' rough sleepers
    • Reduce the number of rough sleepers that are likely to become entrenched
    • Improve physical and mental health and wellbeing
    • Greater levels of effective support in settled accommodation

    In order to make this project a success we are looking for a partner organisation to provide accommodation units that we will be able to utilise as emergency temporary accommodation units on a referral basis. This accommodation can either be spread across the 4 Council areas mentioned or provided centrally in Grantham (South Kesteven District Council).
    If you are interested in being a part of this project, please provide a response by 20th February which outlines the nature of the accommodation that you might be able to offer and the potential price of that accommodation.

South Kesteven District Council

street: St Peters Hill,

postalCode: NG31 6PZ


title: CH706 St Andrew's School TD0935 Transport Service

description: Direct award from DCC Framework TD0935 Transport Service

Derby City Council

street: Corporation Street,

postalCode: DE1 2FS

Mansoor Ahmed

street: 175 Cameron Road

postalCode: DE23 8RU


title: Bend Magnets

description: The UK Atomic Energy Authority is a non-departmental government body carrying out research into the potential of nuclear fusion as a future source of energy. One such fusion experiment is the Mega Amp Spherical Tokamak (MAST) is which has recently undergone an extensive upgrade programme referred to as MAST Upgrade (MAST-U).The MAST Upgrade Enhancements (MAST-U ENH) project will deliver additional enhancements that will further develop the capability of MAST-U. 1 of the new components central to achieving these enhancements is the Double Beam Box (DBB), a double neutral beam injection system that will deliver 5MW of neutral power from 2 beams.The Bend Magnet assemblies (one for each beamline) form a major component of the DBB acting to generate a magnetic field to separate the remnant ions in the beam before entering the Tokomak. Analysis has been performed to define this overall geometry, and design operational parameters, some refinement of which will take place during the project detailed design phase. The Authority requires assistance by provision of the following work scope:— work in conjunction with UKAEA to complete the detailed design of the magnets,— conduct structural analysis of the magnet coils (optional),— provide manufacturing drawings,— definition of manufacturing processes and procedures,— manufacture of the magnet assemblies,— testing and qualification of the magnets,— inspection and cleaning to UHV standards.The purpose of this notice is therefore to identify the capability and capacity of industry to realise this scope. All feedback will be used to inform the subsequent invitation to tender and ensure that the development of this component fully maximises the engineering capability of both UKAEA and the supplier.The details of the current Bend Magnet design and required work scope can be found in a preliminary technical information document.A separate sheet of market sounding questions are also included to promote discussion. Any answers to these from external organisations will be used to help further refine our procurement strategy for this system.The link below will take you to a registration system where you will be requested to enter your contact details. Once you have submitted these you will receive an email with a direct link to the documents identified above.http://www.ccfe.ac.uk/TenderDocs.aspx?DocName=bendmagnets.zipPlease ignore the wording in the registration system email that implies that this is an invitation to tender.A response to the market sounding questions by 28.6.2019 would be appreciated.

title: Bend Magnets

description: Detailed design, manufacture, testing and supply of bend magnet assemblies.

United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

street: Culham Science Centre

postalCode: OX14 3DB

Elytt Energy S.L.

street: Calle Orense 112 2 B

countryName: ES


title: PHE_Scientific - Provision of Universal Mailers

description: Public Health England awarded a contract for urgent purchase of Universal Mailers to Bio-Packaging Ltd.

Public Health England

street: Colindale Avenue,

postalCode: NW9 5EQ

Bio-Packaging Ltd

postalCode: CV1 4GP


title: Public Views and Experiences of Policing and Criminal Justice — Lot 2 Essex Police

description: The PFCC and Chief Constable for Essex are inviting bids from potential providers with extensive experience in large-scale, primary, human research within the criminal justice environment. This should specifically include policing, criminal justice, community safety, and/or victims and witnesses of crime. The project will be a large scale, primarily telephone-based, primary research survey giving a reliable and robust assessment of public perception of local policing and criminal justice systems.The successful provider would be expected to;(a) Consult a representative cohort of Essex residents to seek their views and perceptions of Essex Police and the wider criminal justice system in the county to measure and understand progress being made against our priorities in order to inform policy and practice(b) Consult victims to find out about the level of service and support they have received in order to monitor compliance with the Victims’ Code and to inform service delivery and the commissioning of appropriate support servicesThe aim of this project is to seek to understand, on an ongoing basis, the public views and experiences of policing and the criminal justice service in Essex. This will provide information about the service provided to victims, including their engagement with the police, specialist support agencies, community safety and their experiences of the wider criminal justice system. It will also provide insight on the reasons and drivers of particular views and perceptions. The outcomes will allow the Police and the PFCC to ensure compliance with the Victims’ Code and improve the services that we deliver and commission. The data will supplement information available through the Crime Survey of England and Wales and any bespoke local or national surveys, consultations and secondary research. Where possible the data should be comparable with other areas and allow Essex Police to benchmark in order to measure direction of travel and any other relevant patterns or trends.

title: Public Views and Experiences of Policing and Criminal Justice — Lot 1 Norfolk and Suffolk Constabularies

description: The PCCs and Chief Constables are inviting bids from potential providers with extensive experience in large-scale, primary, human research within the criminal justice environment. This should specifically include policing, criminal justice, community safety, and/or victims and witnesses of crime. The project will deliver two outputs, both of which will be large scale, primarily telephone-based, primary research surveys giving a reliable, statistically significant and consistent assessment of public perception of local policing, and the experiences of service users.The successful provider would be expected to:(a) Consult a statistically significant cohort of Norfolk and Suffolk residents, which is representative across demographic groups, to seek their views and perceptions of Norfolk and Suffolk Constabularies and the policing activity within each county. This will be used to monitor progress against our policing priorities and will inform reviews of policy and practice. This will be referred to as the community perceptions survey.(b) Consult victims of specified crime types to understand their experiences of the service and support they have received. This will enable us to monitor compliance with the Victims’ Code, inform service delivery policy and practice, and will assist with the commissioning of appropriate support services. This will be referred to as the user satisfaction survey.The aim of the two outputs detailed above is to seek to understand, on an ongoing basis, the public views and experiences of policing and the criminal justice service in Norfolk and Suffolk. This will provide information about the service provided to victims, including their engagement with the police, and their experiences of the wider criminal justice system. This will identify key drivers of particular views and perceptions and will allow the Police and the PCCs to ensure compliance with the Victims’ Code and improve the services that we deliver and commission. The data will enhance information available through the Crime Survey of England and Wales and any bespoke local or national surveys, consultations and secondary research. Ideally the data should be comparable with other areas and allow Norfolk and Suffolk Constabularies to benchmark in order to measure direction of travel and any other relevant patterns or trends.Please note that there are two separate contract opportunities. Lot 1 will be for Norfolk and Suffolk Constabularies and lot 2 will be for Essex Police. There is no maximum number of lots that an economic operator may submit bids for.

title: 7F-2020-0142 - Public Views, Experience of Policing and Criminal Justice

description: Essex Police, The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex and Norfolk and Suffolk Constabularies are seeking a delivery partner for a project that obtains, and interprets the views of residents on the police and wider criminal justice system.

street: Office of The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex, Kelvedon Park, London Road, Rivenhall

postalCode: CM8 3HB

7 Forces Procurement

street: Police Headquarters, Martlesham Heath

postalCode: IP5 3QS

Social and Market Strategic Research

street: Wellington House, 108 Beverley Road

postalCode: HU3 1XA


title: DEVELOPMENT OF NON-MEDICAL ADVANCED CLINICAL PRACTICE CREDENTIALS (FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONS IN ADULT SERVICES) L3 - SPECIALTY: NEUROLOGY REHABILITATION (including STROKE)

description: HEE is looking to commission organisation(s) or partnership(s) with experience in writing clinical capability frameworks to deliver a multi professional advanced level of practice for a range of specialties to the brief set out in this specification. These are discreet pieces of work, but as it is against a generic blueprint, this work is offered in 'lots' based on the defining specialties.

Health Education England

street: 1st Floor, Blenheim House, Duncombe Street

postalCode: LS1 4PL

University of East Anglia

postalCode: NR4 7TJ


title: NCC 390 Professional Services Consultant to Support the Design and Build of County Hall Solar Carport, Battery Storage and Electric Vehicle Charging Points

description:
The Authority has a requirement for a professional services Consultant to provide quantity surveyor and principle design support in undertaking a design and build contract (RIBA stages 3-7) for an 800KW solar photovoltaic car port, 400KW battery storage, 10 rapid electric vehicle charging points and 50 fast electric vehicle charging points installed in the rear car park of its County Hall office building at Morpeth, Northumberland, NE61 2EF.
        The Authority have completed RIBA Stage 0, 1 & 2 of this Project therefore tenderers are not to price for these elements.

        The project has been awarded funding from the England European Regional Development Fund as part of the European Structural and Investment Funds Growth Programme 2014-2020 (ERDF) and all aspects of work undertaken by the Consultant must be fully compliant with ERDF guidelines.

        All tender documentation can be accessed via the NEPO portal reference DN477878.

Northumberland County Council

street: County Hall,

postalCode: NE61 2EF

Thomson Gray

postalCode: TD6 9EE


name: NORTH EAST SURREY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY TRUST

title: Non-Levy Education & Training (age 19+)

description: Provision of Education & Training services to 19+ year old learners nationally across England in the following sectors: iT, Digital Marketer, Jewellery Manufacturing, Financial Services Administrator, Financial Services Adviser, Hairdressing, Mortgage Adviser, Paraplanner and Passenger Carrying Vehicle.

procurementMethodDetails: :OpenNonOJEU

street: Reigate Road,

postalCode: KT17 3DS

Simply Academy

street: 2 Victoria Road

postalCode: IG9 5ES