title: Development of 69 no. dwellings at St. Peters School (aka Corpus Christi) Brittons Parade, Belfast.

description: Development of 69 no. dwellings (59 no. general needs, 2 no. complex needs units and 8 no. apartments), provision of new access road, residents parking spaces and associated external works and services, to meet Lifetime Homes Criteria. Located at St. Peters School (aka Corpus Christi) Brittons Parade, Belfast.

Apex Housing Association Limited

street: 10 Butcher Street

postalCode: BT48 6HL


measure: electronicBids

currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: Fuel Card Services.

description: Diesel fuel (EN 590). Fuel Card Services.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

procurementMethod: open

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

mainProcurementCategory: goods

North Hertfordshire Homes

street: Rowan House, Avenue one

postalCode: SG6 2WW

countryName: UK

Arval Fuelcards

street: Arval Centre, Windmill Hill

postalCode: SN5 6PE

initiationType: tender


title: Shuttle Bus Services for Guy's and St Thomas'.

description: Transport services (excl. Waste transport).

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality of service proposed: 20
Customer service: 20
Understanding of client's needs: 10
Cost: 50

mainProcurementCategory: services

King's Health Partners

street: C/o Guy's & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, 2nd Floor, New City Court, Guy's Hospital, Great Maze Pond

postalCode: SE1 9RT

Savoy Ventures Ltd

street: Stone Castle, Stone Castle Drive, Off Sanderling Way

postalCode: DA9 9XL


title: Official Veterinarian (OV) Training and Assurance.

description: The Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratory Agency's (AHVLA) role is to safeguard animal health and welfare as well as public health, protect the economy and enhance food security through research, surveillance and inspection. AHVLA primarily work to prevent and control animal disease across Great Britain through activities on farms, at markets and other livestock-related premises. To support them in this work AHVLA often make use of private veterinary surgeons that are trained and authorised as Official Veterinarians (OVs). OV is the term used to describe private veterinarians who perform work on behalf of an EU member state. The work performed by OVs is normally of a statutory nature (i.e. is required by law) and is often undertaken at public expense. AHVLA intends to modernise its system for training and authorising private veterinarians to deliver veterinary services in the public interest. This modernisation will improve the level of support provided to individual vets and their employers by adopting best practice for clinical governance and veterinary Continuing Professional Development (CPD). The Authority intends to appoint one organisation that will provide modular training, assessment and administration of OV qualifications. The scope of the Contract is defined as follows: a.The provision of a secure, on-line ,distance learning system of training, and assessment through a compendium of OVQs (as defined in Annex F). b.The provision of a secure, on-line, distance learning system of revalidation and assessment. c.Where required or as directed by the Authority, provide practical training in support of the OVQs. d.A managed service including the registration of Candidates, delivery of training and the administration of a centralised database of qualified OVs which can be interrogated by both the Contractor and the Authority. e.The provision of a fully resourced assurance and accreditation process for the training, assessment and revalidation. The Services are to be provided for qualified veterinarians and final year veterinary students in the UK. The OVQ and revalidation modules will have to accommodate variations in the statutory frameworks and policies between England, Scotland and Wales plus changes to OV instructions driven by new legislation or policy changes. Specific requirements are detailed in the Invitation to Tender (ITT) document.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 30
Quality: 70

Defra

street: 17 Nobel House

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


title: Grocery Products

title: Frozen Foods

title: Frozen Foods

title: Meat & Meat Products

title: Invitation to Tender for Kosher Food Provisions under the Kedassia Licence

documentType: tenderNotice

description: The London Borough of Barnet invites expressions of interest for a procurement from existing and new suppliers with experience of delivering kosher food provisions under the Kedassia licencing authority to allow for the preparation, supply and delivery of kosher foods to schools and other customers and organisations across the Borough. The Council intends to award a contract(s) for 4 years to a number of providers.

The London Borough of Barnet

street: North London Business Park, Barnet

postalCode: N11 1NP


title: Glemsford and Wade LD Supported Housing.

description: Care Provider required for LD Supported Housing across two properties. Following the personalisation agenda it is expected that all individuals supported by contracted services through the local authority will be helped to live as independently as possible and reach their full potential. Person centred planning will need to be a major function in putting together the individuals support plan and progression plan. Personalisation often referred to as the complete transformation of adult social care, also means making universal service such as transport, housing and education accessible to all citizens.

Suffolk County Council

street: Russell Road

postalCode: IP1 2BX


title: Provision of Recovery Focused Integrated Substance Misuse Community Services.

description: The Isle of Wight Council invites tenders from suitably qualified organisations for the provision of Recovery Focused Integrated Substance Misuse Community Services for the Isle of Wight. The contract is to run from 1.10.2014 for a period of 3 years with the option to extend for a further period of up to 2 years at the sole discretion of the Council.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 30
Quality broken down as follows:: 70
Service delivery: 60
Ensuring quality: 40

Isle of Wight Council

street: County Hall, High Street

postalCode: PO30 1UD

Isle of Wight NHS Trust

street: St Mary's Hospital, Isle of Wight

postalCode: PO30 5TG


title: Planned and Cyclical Maintenance Works Term Contract.

description: The Contract will encompass the undertaking of various planned and/or cyclical programmed maintenance and or improvement works to social housing individual dwellings, schemes, garage sites, commercial properties and offices, managed by Homes in Sedgemoor ("HiS"). Key characteristics of the contract are likely to be, but are not limited to: — an initial term of 3 years, with an option for HiS to extend year by year for up to a further 2 years, subject to annual performance reviews; — IT software / system integration and full interfacing including CRM, asset management systems, real time working, data collection and reporting; — provisions requiring delivery of a customer focused service and showing commitment to providing value for money to HiS and its residents, leaseholders and all other customers and must be responsive to achieve collaborative working practices, innovation and continuous improvement; — provisions for regular monthly, quarterly and annual performance meetings reviews; early termination and also meeting, maintaining and improving on Key Performance Indicators and the development of year on year efficiency savings; and — provisions requiring commitment to social value and delivery of community development initiatives and programmes.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Homes in Sedgemoor

street: Bridgwater House, King Square

postalCode: TA6 3AR


name: South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust

title: Make Ready Centres & Station Cleaning & Vehicle Deep Clean.

description: Make Ready Cleaning, Ambulance Station Cleaning, Vehicle restocking and deepclean. * vehicle and equipment preparation and restocking to a quality controlled programme known as Make Ready. *Vehicle Deep cleen programmes. *MRc and ACRP facility cleaning. * Ambulance station cleaning.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality: 40
Presentations: 20
Risk:
Overall cost effectiveness:

street: Unit 29, Eldon Way Industrial Estate, Paddock Wood

postalCode: TN12 6BE

Churchill Contract Services Ltd

street: Unit 1 40 Coldharbour Lane

postalCode: AL5 4UN

Dynamiq Cleaning Ltd

street: 12 Deer Park Road

postalCode: SW19 3FB


title: Site 6 Cleaning

title: Site 6 Cleaning Services, Cardiff University.

description: Provision of Cleaning Services, Site 6. The Geographical area covered by Site 6 includes Park Place Houses, Museum Place and Deri House, Maths and Education building and the squash courts. Suppliers are required to register on the following website: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/cardiffuniversity/aspx/Home express an interest in the tender and download the tender documents. Access to tender documents closes on 3.3.2014. Please refrain from requesting tender documents from the contracting authority, as they are available from the above web portal. The initial contract period will be 1 year from 1.6.2014 (with a 6 month probationary period), with further contact extension periods of up to 72 months, subject to satisfactory pricing and performance.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Methodology: 40

Cardiff University

street: Procurement Services, McKenzie House, 30-36 Newport Road

postalCode: CF24 0DE

Integrated Cleaning Management Ltd

street: Unit 137, City Business Park Somerset Place, Stoke

postalCode: PL3 4BB


name: University of St Mark & St John, Plymouth

title: Cyclical internal redecoration.

description: A contractor is sought to undertake a programme of cyclical internal redecoration at a university campus over a three year period with the possibility of a two year extension. The works will invole the annual redecoration the buildings listed below. Indiactive areas of the spces to be redecorated are provided but these may be varied depending upon the Universities operational requirements. Halls of residence (GIA of circa 5925sqm,) Sport Hall (GIA 6000sqm) Main campus circulation spaces (GIA circa 3444sqm) Main campus general teaching areas (1/3 of the area to be painted each year, total GIA of teaching areas circa 7 300 sqm) Henry Durowse Centre, teaching areas, 1/3 decorated per annum GIA of 1 484 sqm) Henry Durowse Centre, circulation spaces, decorated annually, ( GIA circa 400 sqm) NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=117821. The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at http://www.myTenders.org/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx. Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

street: Derriford Rd

postalCode: PL6 8BH


title: Legal Services Group 1

description: — Governance — Procurement and contract — Asset Management — Estates and Commercial

title: Legal Services Group 2

title: Legal Services Group 2 and 3

description: Group 1 — Governance — Procurement & contract — Asset Management — Estates and Commercial Group 2 — Income recovery — Housing management including injunctions, fraud, ASB etc. — Leasehold management and service charges — Gas safety and other access — Disrepair — Boundaries, party wall etc.

title: Provision of Legal Services.

description: Provision of legal services to cover the following: — Income recovery — Housing management — Asset management — Leasehold management and service charges — Gas safety and other access — Disrepair — Estates, commercial property, boundaries, party wall etc. — Governance — Procurement NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=115060

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality: 60

Sutton Housing Partnership

street: Sutton Gate

postalCode: SM1 4LE


title: Food Standards Agency FS101052 Improving understanding of the interactions between pathogens and fresh produce and the identification of controls for improving the microbiological safety of ready to eat fruit and vegetables.

description: Proposals are invited for research that will significantly improve our understanding of the interactions between pathogens and fresh produce and lead to the identification of controls, which are relevant and acceptable to current production methods, for improving the microbiological safety of ready to eat fruit and vegetables. It is proposed that these aims will be addressed by a programme of research that may encompass the areas described below, though other approaches to deliver the desired outcome may be proposed if justified. Applicants must demonstrate that they have the necessary knowledge/expertise/skills in the proposed research team to deliver high quality of research across the range of work proposed – this may require a consortium approach. 1. FS101052 – The survivability of pathogens on soiled root vegetables from harvest to retail. 2. FS101056 – The extent and significance of internalisation of pathogens in salad plants. 3. FS101069 – Factors affecting the attachment of bacteria to plant tissue and mechanisms for detachment. 4. FS101060 – Use of treatments to prevent the growth of pathogens on sprouted seeds.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Objectives: 10
Scientific Approach: 20
Scope of Work: 20
Organisational Expertise & Experience: 15
Project Management: 15
Value for Money: 20

Food Standards Agency

street: Foss House, Peasholme Green

postalCode: YO1 7PR

The James Hutton Institute

street: Errol Road, Invergowrie

postalCode: DD2 5DA

Hutchison Scientific Ltd

street: Wolverhampton Science Park

postalCode: WV10 9RU

Campden BRI (Chipping Campden) Limited

street: Station Road

postalCode: GL55 6LD


title: Team Bid- Professional Consultancy Services- BHH Endoscopy.

description: Professional consultancy services for the Endoscopy Project.

Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

street: Procurement Department, Devon House, Bordesley

postalCode: B9 5SS


name: EH Allingham (Construction) Limited (ta EHA Group)

name: Choice Housing Ireland Limited (and its subsidiaries)

title: Works at Glen Road, Hannahstown, and Belfast

description: The schedule of dwelling types to be constructed is as follows: — 36 no. 5P3B General Needs, Semi-Detached Houses, — 39 no. 3P2B General Needs, Semi-Detached Houses, — 8 no. 6P4B General Needs, Semi-Detached Houses, — 1 no. 6P4B Complex Needs Bungalow, — 2 no.3P2B Complex Needs Bungalow, — 6 no. 2P1B General Needs Apartments (Apartment block B). All houses and bungalows are to be of Contractor designed enhanced Timber Frame construction with external wall finishes comprising mainly of brick with render features. The apartment block is a split-level load-bearing masonry construction and includes ancillary accommodation, external work, and communal garden/amenity area. The works include a mix of Employer Designed and Contractor Designed elements covering construction of new roads & footpaths (to be adopted on completion by Transport NI), retaining structures (various types), ground works, soil management, culvert diversion, road diversion, and drainage. In-curtilage site works include drainage, driveways, paths, retaining structures, fencing and boundary treatments of different types and provision of clothes-lines. Landscaping includes communal open space areas, augmentation of existing perimeter landscaping / buffer as well as private grassed front and rear gardens, and other soft landscaping as detailed in the designs. The site works involve construction and civil engineering works on steeply sloping areas including works to neighboring boundaries at differing levels. Phased handovers of the completed works will be required.

title: Works at Glen Road, Hannahstown, Belfast.

description: Choice wishes to appoint a main contractor to complete a social housing scheme at Glen Road, Belfast. Full details on the competition are provided in the procurement documents.

street: 37-41 May Street

postalCode: BT1 4DN

postalCode: BT47 3XX


title: All routes

description: All routes to be awarded separately.

title: Education and Social Services Transportation Routes 2014.

description: The Council is looking for a partner or partners to meet our Education and Social Services Passenger Transport requirements for the period 1.9.2014 to 31.8.2020 with a possible extension for up to a further four year period upon agreement of both parties. The Council is seeking to appoint a provider who can deliver a reliable, high quality, value for money service for the ongoing Transport provision. It is not possible to specify the exact service levels that will be required, as this will depend on demands that arise during the contract period. Pembrokeshire County Council will be conducting this procurement exercise electronically using the Value Wales e-tendering portal. Interested parties must log on to http://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk to access all documentation. Completed Tenders must be returned by 15:00, Monday, 12.5.2014. All suitable tenderers may subsequently be invited to participate in an electronic auction, likely to be held on 28.5.2014 and 29.5.2014. Full details will be in the tender documentation. For support with this bidding process please get in touch with the Business Wales Tendering Advisors via the Welsh Government's Contact Centre on 03000 6 03000 Note: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be required. To access eTenderwales, express your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml and search for PQQ/ITT code 42153 within the appropriate area.

Pembrokeshire County Council

street: County Hall, Haverfordwest

postalCode: SA61 1TP


title: UK-Birmingham:Skid Resistance Measurement Surveys 2015–2017.

Highways Agency

street: The Cube, 199 Wharfside Street

postalCode: B1 1RN


title: 14-019 S/FM Provision of Car Parking Services.

description: Provision of Car Parking Services for University of Cumbria campuses.

University of Cumbria

street: Fusehill Street

postalCode: CA1 2HH


description: Business transaction and personal business software package. Integrated finance and procurement software solution.

Surrey Heath Botrough Council

street: Surrey Heath House

Civica UK Ltd

street: Southbank Central, Eighth Floor, 30 Stamford Street

postalCode: SE1 9LQ


title: Provision of Student Recruitment Services.

description: The University of Roehampton uses an external provider for the following student recruitment and admissions services, enquiry management (for non UK applicants), admissions service encompassing the creation and management of an online application form and an agreed review process for applications received (for all non-EU applicants and for EU/UK postgraduate applicants) and conversion management (for all applicants). This system has an annual throughput in the region of 3 500 telephone enquiries, 12 000 e-mail/online form enquiries and 400 social media enquiries a year. These enquiries currently lead to around 1 500 complete applications each year, with the University expecting to grow these numbers exponentially over the next 3 years. In addition, around 70 000 outbound e-mails and 18 000 outbound phone calls are made each year as part of the conversion management system. The University of Roehampton seeks to appoint a provider who can sustain this valuable and user-friendly service, both to customers and the Universitys internal and external stakeholders. To underpin these services, the provider would be expected to be able to evidence robust, secure and innovative technology solutions, including sophisticated reporting, accessible from the client-side. The provider should have a demonstrable record of service level improvement and innovation and are required to assist in the University's on-going recruitment and marketing strategies, helping to maximise the number of enquiries, applications and enrolling students in an increasingly competitive market environment.

street: University of Roehampton

postalCode: SW15 5PU


name: Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency


name: South Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

title: Wheelchair maintenance service.

description: Repair and maintenance services. SEPT (South East Essex, West Essex and Bedfordshire and Luton) Wheelchair Services provide a comprehensive service to clients with long term mobility problems through the provision of wheelchairs and buggies including: standards, lightweight, electrically powered indoor/outdoor wheelchairs. The contract shall cover all or a combination of the following elements:-Delivery, collection and storage service-Repair service-Modification service-Reconditioning service-Planned preventative maintenance service-Management information.

street: Thurrock Commuity Hospital, Long Lane

postalCode: RM16 2PX

AJM Health

street: 17 North Crescent, Diplocks Way, East Sussex

postalCode: BN27 3JF


title: 6985 Enabling Innovation Framework — Technical Solutions.

description: The ‘Enabling Innovation Framework — Technical Solutions (EIF-TS)’ is intended to support Sellafield Ltd in maintaining and strengthening its ability to act as an intelligent client whilst pursuing its objective to drive efficiency in delivery through long term tier 2 relationships. It is intended that the EIF-TS is complementary to and will work with and alongside the Enabling Innovation Framework recently procured by Sellafield to provide scope enhancement and access to wider innovative technical services.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 50
Cost: 20
Personnel: 20
Quality: 5
Socio Economic: 5

Sellafield Ltd

street: Hinton House, Birchwood Park Avenue

postalCode: WA3 6GR

React Engineering Ltd

street: Phoenix Court, Earl Street

postalCode: CA25 5AU


title: Glemsford and Wade LD Supported Housing

description: Care Provider required for LD Supported Housing across two properties. Following the personalisation agenda it is expected that all individuals supported by contracted services through the local authority will be helped to live as independently as possible and reach their full potential. Person centred planning will need to be a major function in putting together the individuals support plan and progression plan. Personalisation often referred to as the complete transformation of adult social care, also means making universal service such as transport, housing and education accessible to all citizens.

Suffolk County Council

street: Russell Road

postalCode: IP1 2BX

Dimensions (UK) Ltd

street: 9/10 Commerce Park, Theale

postalCode: RG7 4AB


name: The Council of the Borough of Bournemouth

title: The Provision of CCTV Maintenance and CCTV Installation Services in Public Areas.

description: The Council seeks expressions of interests and PQQ submissions for the provision of CCTV maintenance services and minor CCTV installation works for a period of 5 years, plus a possible two further annual extensions. Therefore a full possible contract period of 7 years. Please express an interest in the contract through www.supplyingthesouthwest.org.uk in order to view the Council's requirements.

street: The Town Hall, Bourne Avenue

postalCode: BH2 6DY

Chroma Vision Limited

street: Acorn House Acorn Close Five Oak Green

postalCode: TN12 6RH


title: QMU Facilities Management Hard Services

title: EC/630/QMU Facility Management, Hard Services

description: The Scope of Contract is the provision of a Planned Preventative Maintenance Service of the Mechanical and Electrical and fabric services throughout the campus.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 60
Commercial: 40

University Of Edinburgh

street: Charles Stewart House, 9-16 Chambers Street

postalCode: EH1 1HT

Mitie Technical Facilities Management

street: Mitie House, 35 Duchess Road, Rutherglen

postalCode: G73 1AU


title: Mechanical & Plumbing Subcontract Work.

description: Plumbing and heating materials. Installation services of mechanical equipment. Mechanical & Plumbing Subcontract Work.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 80
Technical: 20

Gentoo Group Ltd

street: 2 Emperor Way, Doxford International Business Park

postalCode: SR3 3XR


title: Supply of Filters.

description: Air filters. The Authority has awarded a 4 year Enabling Contract for the supply of Air Filtration Elements in support of the UK MOD Armoured Vehicle fleet.

procurementMethod: direct

Ministry of Defence, DSG

street: Defence Support Group (DSG), Land Supply Business Unit, Building B15, MOD Donnington

postalCode: TF2 8JT

Donaldson Filter Components Limited

street: Oslo Road, Sutton Fields Estate

postalCode: HU7 0YN


title: Contracted passenger services.

description: The purpose of this Framework is to supply the Council with Contracted Passenger Transport Services. Halton Borough Council currently spends in the region of GBP 1 100 000 per annum providing transport via contracts for Special Education, Education Mainstream, Looked After Children and Adults Services. Transport is provided from a service users home or designated pick up point to a variety of schools and day service centres or similar, within the Halton area, but will also require transport to schools/establishments further afield to neighbouring authorities, such as Liverpool, Chester, Warrington, Manchester etc… Many one-off bookings for schools, for trips and days out, will also be incorporated into this framework agreement. We also look after some transport requirements for school clubs, such as swimming club, library visits, and the Brindley Pantomime Performances. We will also procure bookings for other internal Council sections via this framework agreement Transport is provided in many forms ranging from 5-seater saloon cars, 8-seater taxis, up to 16-seater minibuses and larger coaches/buses. It will be a requirement, on some routes, to provide a passenger assistant. All passenger assistants should be provided by the Contractor.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 40
Price (mini-comp): 60

Halton Borough Council

street: Municipal Building, Kingsway

postalCode: WA8 7QF

Apec Group Association

street: Red Admiral Car Park, 2 Boston Avenue

postalCode: WA7 5JQ

Ashcroft Travel Ltd

street: 43A Golden Triangle Ind. Est., Harrison Street

postalCode: WA88 TN

Britannia Radio Cars Ltd

street: Brookbridge Garage, Liverpool Road

postalCode: L34 1NL

Cheshire Travel Services

street: Don Mills House, Meadow View Drive

postalCode: WA6 6UP

Elite Services (NW) Ltd

street: 15 Fourfields, Bamber Bridge

postalCode: PR5 6GS

Grayson Coaches

street: 11 Crosby Grove, Toll Bar, Merseyside

postalCode: WA10 3NP

Widnes Commercial Motors Ltd

street: Unit 3, Pickerings Rd, Halebank Ind. Estate

postalCode: WA8 8XW

Warrington Community Transport

street: 19 Athlone Road, Cheshire

postalCode: WA2 8JJ

Swift Transport

street: 45 Warrencroft, Norton Cross, Cheshire

postalCode: WA7 6RH

S & S Travel Services Ltd

street: Unit 3 Manor Sutton Street, Lancashire

postalCode: BB1 5DT

Martins Travel

street: 11 Berry Road, Cheshire

Luxury Travel

street: 62 Cowan Way, Cheshire

postalCode: WA8 9BP

Halton Community Transport

street: 33 Ditton Road, Cheshire

postalCode: WA8 0PP

Widnes Taxis

street: Hough Green Station House, Liverpool Road

postalCode: WA8 7XU

ABC Taxis

street: Canal Walk, Halton Road

postalCode: WA7 5QS

Anthonys Travel

street: 8 Cormorant Drive, Picow Farm Road

postalCode: WA7 4UD


title: AD Reagents and Equipment Hire Contract.

description: UCL would like to invite suppliers to submit bids for supply of a reagent rental contract (managed equipment service contract) that will cover routine (Diagnostic) IHC testing over the next 2 years. The value for this tender is estimated be in the range of 400 000 GBP to 525 000 GBP over 2 years. For the full technical specification and marking scheme, please see the ITT documentation. Suppliers are also required to submit a copy of the Tender Documents electronically.

University College London

street: Gower Street

postalCode: WC1E 6BT


title: Cost Consultant and CDM Co-ordinator

description: The provision of Consultancy Services including: Cost Consultancy and CDM Coordinator.

title: Mechanical, electrical, public health, fire, acoustics, ICT, Part L Consultant

description: The provision of Consultancy Services including: Mechanical, Electrical, Public Health, Fire, Acoustics, ICT, Part L Consultant.

description: The provision of Consultancy Services including: Architectural, Lead Consultant, Catering, Landscape, Wayfinding and BIM Manager.

title: Civil and Structural Engineering

description: The provision of Consultancy Services including: Civil and Structural Engineering.

title: Birmingham Conservatoire Consultant Appointment.

description: This instruction to tender is based on the procurement of individual design team consultants for design services required for the design of the new Birmingham Conservatoire as a result of the Compulsory Purchase Order instigated by Birmingham City Council associated with the redevelopment of Paradise Circus. Implementation is dependent on the Compulsory Purchase Order being confirmed, which is expected in Spring 2014. The Birmingham Conservatoire development will be a brown field site in the City Centre of Birmingham. It is proposed that approximately 9,000-12,000 square metres GIA of new build accommodation will be constructed ready for operation for Quarter 2 2017, with a construction value of GBP 27,000,000 - GBP 35,000,000 (excl. VAT incl. FF and E). The development may include ancillary facilities that will be within the vicinity of the main project but constructed within a separate building (included within the construction value stated). The Birmingham Conservatoire will comprise of specialist teaching space, rehearsal rooms, recitals rooms, concert venue, academic and support space, which may include facilities such as a data centre, catering, student facing support, retail, etc. The development is being seen as a key civic building by Birmingham City Council and the University due to its location and its cultural importance to the City and the wider region. Design Consultancy Services are split into four lots (Companies may bid for one or more lots): Lot 1 - Architect, Lead Consultant, Catering, Landscape, Wayfinding and BIM Manager. Lot 2 - Mechanical, Electrical, Public Health, Fire, Acoustics, ICT, Part L Consultant. Lot 3 - Civil and Structural Consultant. Lot 4 - Cost Consultant and CDM Co-ordinator. The project manager responsible for the delivery of the project and the management of the delivery process will be a dedicated Birmingham City University Project Management team.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 100
Presentation quality: 100

Birmingham City University

street: City North Campus, Perry Barr

postalCode: B42 2SU

Faithful+Gould

street: The Axis

postalCode: B1 1TF

Hoare Lea

street: 6th Floor West

postalCode: B16 8PE

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios LLP

street: Toll Bridge Road

postalCode: BA1 7DE

WYG

street: Arndale Court

postalCode: LS6 2UJ


title: 000576 Managed Services for Material Stores, Fully or Partly Managed Fleet and Workshop Operations.

description: For the purposes of this Framework the definition of fully or partially Managed Services is ‘the practice of outsourcing the day-to-day management responsibilities as a strategic method for improving operations and cutting expenses’. The goods and services required are bespoke to the client's requirements. The providers on to the framework will be evaluated to ensure they have the experience and technical expertise to offer a quality service. The framework provides the customer with the tool to build a service which best suits its requirements.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 40
Customer Service and Delivery: 30
Quality: 20
Sustainability, Innovation and Social Value: 10

YPO

street: Procurement Operations, 41 Industrial Park

postalCode: WF2 0XE

Grafton Merchanting GB Ltd

street: Gemini One 5520 Business Park south

postalCode: OX4 2LL

Kier FPS Ltd

street: Jarvis House, 157 Sadler Road

postalCode: LN6 3RS

Geesinknorba

street: Llantrisant Business Park, Llantrisant

Dennis Eagle Limited

street: Unit 4 Beecham Business Park, Northgate

postalCode: WS9 8TZ

Specialist Fleet Services Limited

street: Ross Road, Weedon Road Industrial Estate

postalCode: NN5 5AX

Travis Perkins Trading Company Ltd

street: Lodge Way House, Lodge Way

postalCode: NN5 7UG

Fleet Factors Ltd

street: Wallis Road

postalCode: TS6 6JB


title: Project Manager for AIMS (Aston International Medical School).

description: Aston University is looking to appoint a Project Manager, for its AIMS (Aston International Medical School), project, which is proposed for construction on the University campus, located in Central Birmingham, UK. Currently there are alternatives for the type of construction, which include new building or refurbishment / conversion of an existing building.

Aston University

street: Aston Triangle

postalCode: B4 7ET


name: Elite Cleaning & Environmental Services Limited

title: Provision of school cleaning services.

description: The successful tenderer will be required to provide cleaning services at Golden Hillock School. The contract will commence from Easter 2015 for a period of 3 years. This contract will be fixed price in nature with the successful contractor also guaranteeing the number of input hours to the contract as well as the quality of cleaning provision. The value of the cleaning contract is circa 115 000 GBP per annum.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Competitiveness: 32
Quality: 88
Company approach: 56
Contract compliance: 32

Golden Hillock School

street: Golden Hillock Road

postalCode: B11 2QG

street: 247 Barlow Moor Road

postalCode: M21 7GJ


title: Online Chlamydia Testing.

description: Online Chlamydia Testing.

Leeds City Council

street: Civic Hall

postalCode: LS1 1UR

Preventx Laboratory

street: Bioincubator Leavy Greave Road

postalCode: S3 7RD


title: M4 Brynglas Tunnels Refurbishment — Commission for ECI Contractor

title: M4 Brynglas Tunnels Refurbishment.

description: This project would see the delivery of significant structural protection and major improvements to Life Safety Engineering Systems to M4 Brynglas Tunnels with associated resilience improvement works to Malpas Viaduct and Usk River Bridge. Note: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be required. To access eTenderwales, express your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml and search for PQQ/ITT code 31688 within the appropriate area.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Team: 14
Work Methodology: 14
Stakeholder and Environmental Management: 10
Challenges and Risks: 14
Technical Proposals: 11
Tender Interview: 7
Cost: 30

Welsh Government

street: Transport Procurement, Cathays Park

postalCode: CF10 3NQ

Costain Ltd

street: 5 Cae Gwyrdd, Greenmeadow Springs Business Park

postalCode: CF15 7AB


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Undertake technical support services in the nuclear technologies area

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK nuclear energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to) Alloys; creep and fracture toughness for nuclear power plants. Radiation damage of materials. Materials qualification, testing and evidence management for long-duration engineering infrastructure. Fuel cycle processes and technology, advanced reactor designs, radioactive waste management, radioactive substances regulation (domestic and international), planning and environmental assessments, appraisal of sustainability and fuel design.Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Energy technical specialist for off-shore wind and the marine environment

description: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Off-Shore wind and the marine environment (LOT 2) The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Off-Shore wind and the marine environment energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to) Cost structure of off-shore wind projects (both CAPEX and OPEX or equivalent), and in assessing the viability of new technologies and their deployment potential. Planning and consenting issues (such as radar, acoustics, etc.)Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the On-shore wind environment (LOT 3)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK On-shore wind energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Cost structure of onshore wind projects (both CAPEX and OPEX or equivalent), and in assessing the viability of technologies and their deployment potential. Planning and consenting issues (such as radar, acoustics, etc.)Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Bioenergy and energy from waste area (LOT 4)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Bioenergy and energy from waste energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Sustainability and availability of biomass and waste feedstocks for energy. Methods for assessing land carbon stocks e.g. remote sensing. Methods for assuring biomass feedstocks are low carbon e.g. expertise in forest certification, carbon accounting methodologies. Life Cycle Assessment, technical evaluation of different biomass/waste technologies and their deployment potential (e.g. gasification, pyrolysis, bio-CCS, anaerobic digestion, fermentation). Properties of biomass and waste feedstocks (e.g. yields of energy crops, chemical composition of feedstocks).Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Solar Thermal technology area (LOT 5)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Solar Thermal technologies energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Solar thermal energy storage systems, water desalination systems, passive solar thermal building heating technologies – transpired solar collectors. Solar thermal for steam for industrial processes and large scale concentrated solar systems.The use of solar thermal heat in large scale absorption cooling Systems, Innovation to reduce installation cost and combined solar thermal / PV technologies Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC.The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the UK Solar Photovoltaic technology area (LOT 6)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Solar Photovoltaic technologies energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Technical expertise/capability on production of cells and modules, grid integration issues, innovation in installation practices to reduce installation costs, innovative solar PV technologies and a balance of systems, entrepreneurial environment for start-up polymeric PV business and combined solar thermal / PV technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Hydrogen, fuel cell technologies and synthetic fuels area (LOT 7)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Hydrogen, fuel cell technologies and synthetic fuels energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Hydrogen production technologies and cost reduction, e.g. electrolyser technologies, chemical looping processes. Chemicals and materials for flow batteries. Potential hydrogen injection into gas grid, hydrogen systems modelling. Synthetic fuel production e.g. CO2 concentration and catalytic liquid fuel production Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Hydroelectric and marine technologies (including wave and tidal) area (LOT 8)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Hydroelectric and marine technologies (including wave and tidal) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Cost structures and technology development in the marine environment. Deployment, maintenance, foundations, marine growth/fowling on equipment and cables and survivability in storms. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Petrochemical (upstream and downstream) area (LOT 9)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Petrochemical (upstream and downstream) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Fuel quality standards or equivalent standard (including compatibility with existing infrastructure), unconventional fossil fuels, life-cycle analysis, techno-economic analysis, industry best practice (including energy efficiency and carbon savings) refinery operation, fuel markets and novel technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Innovative fossil fuel fired generation area (LOT 10)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Innovative fossil fuel fired generation energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Fossil fired generation, specifically cost, performance and emissions. Knowledge of existing equipment, opportunities for improvement and operational philosophy and behaviour of owner. Insight into new novel technologies and how owners might respond to existing and new regulatory requirements. Alloys, creep and fracture toughness for thermal power plant, boiler tube alloys for heat exchangers, welding, modelling of long duration materials exposure. Innovative approaches to plant operation and flexibility, impact of plant flexibility on levelised costs and CAPEX (or equivalent), plant refurbishment costs (OPEX and CAPEX or equivalent).Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Innovative fossil fuel extraction technology area (LOT 11)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Innovative fossil fuel extraction technology energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Underground Coal Gasification, shale, crossover to petrochemical (for example: gas to liquids, refinery processes).Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Geothermal technology area (LOT 12)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Geothermal technology energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Technology developments, system performance, and system life-cycle costs knowledge; technical risks and associated costs. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the ICT (including smart grid, smart meters and smart controls) area (LOT 13)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK ICT (including smart grid, smart meters and smart controls) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Communications technology including cellular, multipoint and white space radio used for developing the smart grid and smart meter deployments. Intelligent algorithms for energy control. Software development management, testing software and release control. Potential energy savings through smart heating controls. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Energy storage & Demand Side Response (DSR) area (LOT 14)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Energy storage & Demand Side Response (DSR) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Use of distributed storage and DSR for network balancing and decreasing capital costs including IT related solutions. System resilience impacts, analysis of performance of electric and heat storage technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Carbon capture and storage (CCS) area (LOT 15)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Carbon capture and storage (CCS) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Technical understanding covering the breadth or depth of carbon capture, transport and storage. Knowledge of new build and retrofit power generation solutions, and understanding of developer/owner response and behaviour with changing regulatory regimes. Novel technology, process and materials, applicability to industrial sources and cement chemistry for industrial sequestration.Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC.The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Electricity transmission and distribution system area (LOT 16)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Electricity transmission and distribution system energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Flexible AC Transmission systems and HVDC transmission systems – Technology, cost structure and installation innovation. Transmission and distribution pricing, protection and system balancing. Metering, including wholesale metering and associated systems and processes and power system analysis. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Gas transmission and distribution systems area (LOT 17)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Gas transmission and distribution systems energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Engineering aspects of gas transmission and distribution, storage, compatibility with different types of gas and associated costs. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Heat networks, space heating and domestic heating technologies (including heat pumps) area (LOT 18)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Heat networks, space heating and domestic heating technologies (including heat pumps) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Ground source, air source, water source, gas driven and hybrid heat pumps. Technology and innovation for heat network installations, operation and maintenance. Life-cycle and cost structure. Heat metering, air to air and air conditioning. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC.The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Technology, science and energy modelling area (LOT 19)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Technology, science and energy modelling policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Engineering modelling and simulations, whole-system modelling, Life Cycle Assessment and techno-economic analyses. Verification, validation and quality assurance of models and software tools. Curation of evidence trails for models. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Energy efficiency in buildings area (LOT 20)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Energy efficiency in buildings policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena.A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Building energy models, including (but not limited to) SAP and SBEM. Performance of building services systems in both domestic and non-domestic buildings, including heating, ventilation, and cooling systems, BEMS and controls (including smart controls), lighting technology, small power loads inc. ICT and data centres. Building physics and passive building design, including demand reduction techniques, fabric energy efficiency measures, solar gain and infiltration, passivhaus, whole-building/system effects. ‘Unintended consequences' such as moisture effects, overheating, thermal comfort, Internal Air Quality (IAQ), noise. Construction industry practices, innovative products and technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the UK Industrial energy efficiency area (LOT 21)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Industrial energy efficiency policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Technologies, costs and barriers associated with decarbonisation of energy use, particularly in the eight heat intensive industry sectors: cement, ceramics, chemicals, food and drink, glass, iron and steel, oil refining, pulp and paper. Industrial process heating technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Transport area (LOT 22)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Transport energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Powertrains, impact of electric hybrids on energy efficiency and emissions / use of hydrogen, methanol, fuel cells / use of alternative fuels, electric vehicles and whole system issues. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Energy technical specialist framework.

description: Engineering-related scientific and technical services. Technical services. Technical control services. Technical assistance services. Technical support services. Technical planning services. Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services. Energy and related services. Energy-efficiency consultancy services. Electricity, heating, solar and nuclear energy. Marine research services. Marine services. Petroleum products, fuel, electricity and other sources of energy. Solar energy. Wind-energy generators. Fossil fuels. Gaseous fuels. Solar photovoltaic modules. Transport systems consultancy services. Industry specific software package. Hydrogen. The Department of Energy and Climate Change (‘DECC’) wishes to appoint suppliers for technical support for; determination, evaluation and delivering the UK energy and climate change policies and programmes as part of the Energy Technical Specialist Framework. The key areas of expertise needed are:-Nuclear Technologies LOT 1-Off-shore wind and the marine environment LOT 2-Onshore wind LOT 3-Bioenergy and energy from waste LOT 4-Solar Thermal technologies LOT 5-Solar photo voltaic technologies LOT 6-Hydrogen, fuel cell technologies and synthetic fuels LOT 7-Hydroelectric and marine technologies (including wave and tidal)LOT 8-Petrochemical (upstream and downstream)LOT 9-Innovative fossil fuel fired generation LOT 10-Innovative fossil fuel extraction technologies LOT 11-Geothermal technologies LOT 12-ICT (including smart grid, smart meters and smart controls)LOT 13-Energy storage & Demand Side Response (DSR)LOT 14-Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)LOT 15-Electricity transmission and distribution systems LOT 16-Gas transmission and distribution systems LOT 17-Heat networks, space heating and domestic heating (including heat pumps)LOT 18-Technology, science and energy modelling LOT 19-Energy Efficiency in buildings LOT 20-Industrial energy efficiency LOT 21-Transport LOT 22(i)Suppliers have the opportunity to bid for any LOTS or all LOTS.(ii)The framework will consist of 22 LOTS and each LOT will have up to 6 suppliers per LOT.


title: BEST Training: building information modelling

title: BEST training: building information modelling.

description: The Welsh Government has clearly positioned the pursuit of green jobs in the context of a transition to a more sustainable and low carbon economy. The Built Environment Sustainability Training (BEST) programme provides a strategy for the development and delivery of tailored, relevant, sustainability-focused training for the existing Built Environment workforce of Wales, delivered using a blend of traditional and blended-learning courses which will lead to transferable qualifications and skills in new technologies, applications and process that will future-proof the built environment whilst enhancing Wales' reputation as the frontrunner of sustainability in the UK and beyond. BEST is a collaborative programme led by the Welsh School of Architecture at Cardiff University (CU-WSA) in partnership with Asset Skills, CITB, Constructing Excellence in Wales, the Energy Saving Trust, Proskills and SummitSkills. BEST is supported by the European Social Fund, through the Welsh Government to deliver training until July 2015. The BEST Programme is currently seeking a Delivery Partner (or consortia of partners) to develop and deliver new training courses focusing on Building Information Modelling, aimed at the built environment professionals in Wales. BEST is able to offer a grant towards the costs of developing and delivering this training course to eligible participants. There is a requirement for providers to contribute match funding to this project. Suppliers are requested to register and download the tender documents from the following web portal: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/cardiffuniversity/aspx/Home

awardCriteriaDetails:
Course development: 15
Course delivery: 25
Project management: 25
Experience and expertise: 15
Cost: 20

Cardiff University

street: Procurement Services, McKenzie House, 30-36 Newport Road

postalCode: CF24 0DE

Project Five Consulting Ltd

street: Church Farm Court, Capenhurst Lane

postalCode: CH1 6HE


title: 01264 Maintenance of Generators, Oil Storage Tanks and UPS Equipment

title: 01264 Maintenance of generators, oil storage tanks and UPS equipment.

description: The SPS has a wide range of Generators, Oil Storage Tanks and UPS Equipment across its Establishments that require to be fully operational at all times. The Supplier shall support this requirement by providing planned preventive maintenance and reactive maintenance services in line with British Standards, statutory regulations, manufacturer's instructions and the operational requirements of the Establishment. Note: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=324376

Scottish Prison Service

street: Calton House, 5 Redheughs Rigg

postalCode: EH12 9HW

Turner Engine Powered Services Ltd

street: 65 Craigton Road

postalCode: G51 3EQ


title: Maternity Services, Professional Services. Team Bid. Provision of Lead Consultant, Arhitectural, Building Services (M&E) Civil and Structural Services.

description: Provision of Lead Consultant services, Architetural services, Building Services (M&E) civil Engineering and Strutural Engineering services.

Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

street: Procurement Department, Devon House, Bordesley

postalCode: B9 5SS


name: Central Procurement Directorate cannot publish the name of the successful tenderer for security reasons. However, this information can be released to the Commission upon request.

title: CFT29343 Cleaning, Catering and Ancillary Services.

description: Central Procurement Directorate (CPD), on behalf of the participating bodies listed is seeking to establish a contract for the provision of cleaning, catering and ancillary services at locations throughout Northern Ireland. The contract is structured across 3 Lots and the outline scope of each Lot is as follows: Lot 1 — circa. 190 buildings with an estimated annual value of 3 000 000 GBP, including 7 buildings requiring catering services; Lot 2 — circa. 163 buildings with an estimated annual value of 2 000 000 GBP, including 5 buildings requiring catering services; and Lot 3 — circa. 73 buildings with an estimated annual value of 4 000 000 GBP, including 1 building requiring catering services. The number of buildings to be serviced within each Lot may change as a result of the implementation of the Reform of Property Management Programme and the planned on boarding of participating bodies. Further details are provided in the Authority's tender document.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 30
Price: 70

CPD — Supplies and Services Division

street: 303 Airport Road West

postalCode: BT3 9ED

Aramark Ireland Holdings Ltd

street: Northern Cross

countryName: IE

G4S Facilities Management (UK) Ltd

street: Southside House

postalCode: SW1E 6QT


GEM CSU

street: 10 Nottingham Road, Cardinal Square

postalCode: DE1 3QT


title: Extra Care Housing Scheme - Land at Albert Road/Dovedale Close, Reading.

description: Sheltered housing construction work. Architectural design services. Housing services. Demolition, site preparation and clearance work. Reading Borough Council invites tenders from suitably experienced Registered Providers (RP) of Social Housing to design, build, operate and manage a mixed tenure extra care housing scheme with approximately 40 units on land at Albert Road/Dovedale Close in Reading.

Reading Borough Council

street: Property Development Team, Civic Offices

postalCode: RG1 7AE


title: RRS James Clark Ross - Replacement of Aft Science Cranes

description: Replacement of the aft science cranes on board the Royal Research Ship "James Clark Ross" IMO 8904496 operated by the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) on behalf of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Performance/Capability: 12
Delivery: 11
Lifting Capacity: 11
Spares: 11
Working Temperatures: 11
Crane Boom Folding: 11
Deck Plate Fitting: 11
Price: 11
Compliance (Class/Statutory): 11

UK Shared Business Services Ltd

street: c/o British Antarctic Survey, High Cross, Madingley Road

postalCode: CB3 0ET

name: Steve Lucas, UKSBS Procurement Specialist

Preferred Marine Cranes Ltd

street: The Kintore Business Park

postalCode: AB51 OYQ


title: Travel Services one stop shop

description: The provision of UK and international air, rail and hotel services; ferry services; Eurostar; international vehicle hire; and professional advice to all clients.

title: Hotel, Apartment, conference snd meeting booking

description: The provision of UK and international hotel bookings, Apartment bookings and UK conference and meeting bookings.

title: Group and Student travel services

description: The provision of UK and international air, rail and hotel / hostel services; ferry services; eurostar; international vehicle hire; group travel services; and professional advice to all clients.

title: Travel Services.

description: London Universities Purchasing Consortium (LUPC), a company limited by guarantee reg. no. 04784719, is a not-for-profit company owned by its Members, for its Members. Its primary purpose is to maximise value from the collaborative procurement of goods and services for over 60 Members, made up of universities and colleges, as well as government agencies, research organisations and museums and other cultural establishments. A full list of current Members may be found at: http://www.lupc.ac.uk/list-of-members.html. In inviting expressions of interest to tender for the provision of travel services, LUPC is acting as a lead organisation on behalf of its Member Institutions. All agreements resulting from this tender should be made available to and apply to all current and future members of LUPC, including associate members. Any other consortium or institution that wishes to participate in this framework agreement will only do so at the discretion of the LUPC. Providers' attention is drawn to the fact that participating institutions may be subject to change in the future owing to strategic realignment of the Consortium or the inclusion of new full or associate Members, who could be outside the education sector, but within the public sector. Our aim is to establish a highly competitive travel services framework agreement for Member Institutions, taking advantage of our geographic concentration in and around London. The principle behind the agreement(s) is that they shall not themselves constitute contracts, but will establish a structure by which orders may be placed by participating institutions, each forming a separate contract under the terms and conditions set out in the framework agreement(s).

street: LUPC, Floor 2M, University of London Union, Malet Street

postalCode: WC1E 7HY


title: Community alarm monitoring services;- elderly frail.

description: Alarm-monitoring services. exercisable.

South Somerset District Council

street: The Council Office, Brympton Way

postalCode: BA20 2HT