title: Older People — Gabalfa.

description: Older People — Gabalfa.

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Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

Individual Centred Care

street: 560 Cowbridge Road East

postalCode: CF5 1BP


documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: Autistic Spectrum Disorder.

description: Autistic Spectrum Disorder.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

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mainProcurementCategory: services

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB

countryName: UK

Birmingham Multi Care

street: Prospect Hall 12 College Walk

postalCode: B29 6LE

initiationType: tender


title: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext. Community Based.

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Bondcare Limited

street: Acocks Green Nursing Home, Warwick Road

postalCode: B27 6QT


name: Ministry of Defence, Ships, Maritime Platform Systems (MPS)


name: Ministry of Defence, DSG, Defence Support Group (DSG)


title: PSI — Butetown.

description: PSI — Butetown.

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Capability:
Qualifications:
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Care in Cymru

street: 113 - 116 Bute Street


title: Partner Schools and Colleges Cycle Framework.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: — Greater Manchester has embarked on an ambitious Cycle City programme, with the vision of making Manchester a healthy, safe, sustainable city region where people want to live and work. The aim of our Cycle City programme is to secure a cultural shift to make cycling a mainstream form of transport for all, regardless of age or ability and lead to a 300 % increase in cycling over the full programme to 2025. — Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM)‘s successful bid to the 2nd round of the government's Cycle City Ambition Grant (CCAG2) secured a total of 22 100 000 GBP which is to be delivered by March 2018. The Cycle City programme is underpinned by the Greater Manchester Cycling Strategy, which is formed of 7 core investment frameworks. 1 of these frameworks is Component 3 — Partner Schools and Colleges which has 1 000 000 GBP of the overall budget ring fenced for 10 Schools and Colleges (age 11-18) in Greater Manchester. The investment is focussed on students (11-18), however the funding can also benefit staff and the community. — Each school and college will develop bespoke action plans and designs which will set out the key items they'd like to fund through the programme. In order to build on existing and future CCAG investment, TfGM invited all secondary schools and colleges in Greater Manchester that are within a maximum of 1km of CCAG 1 and CCAG 2 cycle infrastructure (existing and planned schemes) to submit an Expression of Interest. These were then evaluated and the 10 highest ranking schools and colleges were selected in February 2016 based on set criteria. — There is provisionally 100 000 GBP allocated to each school/college for delivery of works for a scheme developed from an action plan, however the supplies and associated works called-off via the framework agreement shall only include specific items as identified in the output specification. These are categorised as follows (If the schools and colleges action plan includes works items outside of the scope of this framework, then these shall be procured separately): 1. Cycle Parking, 2. CCTV and lighting, 3. Lockers, 4. Cycle storage containers, 5. Cycle route access (on-site only). — TfGM have appointed AECOM to work with schools to identify the most appropriate interventions on their sites, produce outline designs and gain planning permission when required. Suppliers appointed to the framework agreement will be required to develop the detailed designs for the schemes. — This framework agreement is being procured by TfGM which will enable each school or college partner allocated funding to “call-off” from the framework, award an individual contract and subsequently manage the individual schemes. TfGM will retain a strategic role overseeing the operation of the framework, but not individual contracts awarded by the schools or colleges. — The framework is also available for use or “call-off” by TfGM and any affiliated organisations and successor organisations including the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA), Rail North, Transport for North (TfN), the 10 members of the Association of Greater Manchester Authorities, The 10 members of the Urban Transport Group and Cheshire West and Chester Council. The following partner schools and colleges may call-off from the framework: The Oldham College, Chorlton High School, West Hill School, Manchester Enterprise Academy, Loreto High School, Cheadle Hulme High School, Bolton College, Oldham 6th Form College, Wigan and Leigh College and Cheadle & Marple College. Future funding may also result in a “call-off” by the following Greater Manchester Schools and Colleges: Bolton: — Bolton Muslim Girls' School Girls School Secondary. — Bolton St Catherine‘s Academy, — Bolton Wanderers Free School, — Canon Slade CE Secondary School, — Eden Boys' School, — Firwood School, — Harper Green School, — Kearsley Academy, — Ladybridge High School, — Lever Park School, — Little Lever School, — Mount St Joseph Business and Enterprise College, — Rivington and Blackrod High School, — Rumworth School, — Sharples School, — Smithills School, — St James CE High School, — St Joseph's RC High School and Sports College, — Thornleigh Salesian College, — Turton School, — Westhoughton High School, Bury: — Broad Oak (Specialist Sports College), — Bury Church of England (Specialist Humanities College), — Bury Secondary PRU (BSPRU) Spring Lane School, — Castlebrook High School (Specialist Science and Technology College), — Cloughside College, — The Derby (Specialist Science and Art College), — Elms Bank Specialist Arts College, — The Elton High School Specialist Arts College, — Manchester Mesivta, — Parrenthorn (Specialist Technology College), — Philips (Specialist Maths and Computing College), — Prestwich Arts College, — St Gabriel's RC (Specialist Science College), — St Monica's RC (Specialist Language College), — Tottington (Specialist Maths and Computing College). — Woodhey (Specialist Science College). Manchester: — Abbey College, — Abraham Moss Community School, — Burnage Academy for Boys, — Castlefield Campus, — Cedar Mount Academy, — Chetham's School of Music, — Chorlton High School, — Connell 6th Form College, — Crescent Community High School for Girls, — Dean Trust Ardwick, — Grange School, — King David High School, — King of King Schools, — Lancasterian School, — Levenshulme High School for Girls, — Loreto High School, — Loreto 6th Form College, — Manchester Academy, — Manchester Communication Academy, — Manchester Creative and Media Academy, — Manchester Creative Studio, — Manchester Enterprise Academy, — Manchester Health Academy, — Manchester Hospital Schools and Home Teaching Service, — Meade Hill School, — Melland High School, — Newall Green High School, — North Ridge High School, — Our Lady's RC High School, — Parrs Wood High School, — Southern Cross School, — St Bede's College, — St Matthew's RC High School, — St Paul's RC High School, — St Peter's RC High School, — The Barlow RC High School and Specialist Science College, — The Co-operative Academy of Manchester, — The Co-operative College, — The East Manchester Academy, — The Manchester College, — The Manchester Grammar School, — T'Mimei Lev School, — Trinity Church of England High School, — Whalley Range 11-18 High School, — William Hulme's Grammar School, — Withington Girls' School, — Wright Robinson Sports College, — Xaverian 6th Form College. Oldham: — Ashley Hunter Training Academy, — Blessed John Henry Newman RC College, — Blue Coat C Of E Secondary School, — Collective Spirit Free School, — Crompton House CE Secondary School, — Failsworth School, — New Bridge Learning Centre, — North Chadderton School, — Oasis Academy Oldham, — Oldham College, — Oldham 6th Form College, — Oldham Training Centre, — Royton and Crompton School, — Saddleworth School, — The GM (University Technical College), — The Hathershaw College, — The Radclyffe School, — Waterhead Academy Oldham. Rochdale: — Brownhill School, — Cardinal Langley RC High, — Falinge Park High, — Hollingworth Business and Enterprise College, — Holy Family RC and CE College, — Hopwood Hall College, — Kingsway Park High School, — Matthew Moss High School, — Middleton Technology School, — Oulder Hill Community School and Language College, — Redwood School, — Rochdale 6th Form College, — Siddal Moor Sports College, — St Anne's Academy, — St Cuthbert's RC High, — Wardle Academy. Salford: — All Hallows R.C. Business and Enterprise College, — Beis Yaakov High School, — Buile Hill Visual Arts College, — Ellesmere Park High School, — Harrop Fold School, — Irlam and Cadishead College, — Moorside High School, — Oasis Academy MediaCity UK, — Salford City Academy, — St Ambrose Barlow RC High School, — St Patrick's RC High School and Arts College, — The Albion Academy, — The Swinton High School, — Walkden High School, — Chatsworth High School, — New Park High School, — Oakwood High School, — UTC@MediaCityUK. Stockport: — Bramhall High School, — Kingsway School, — Marple Hall School, — Priestnall School, — Stockport School, — Werneth School, — Stockport Academy, — Cheadle Hulme High School, — Hazel Grove High School, — Reddish Vale High School, — Harrytown Catholic High School, — St Anne's RC High School, — St James’ Catholic High School, — Aquinas College, — Cheadle and Marple 6th Form College (Cheadle Campus), — Cheadle and Marple 6th Form College (Marple Campus), — Stockport College of FHE. Tameside: — Alder Community High School, — All Saints Catholic College, — Astley Sports College and Community High School, — Audenshaw School, — Copley High School, — Denton Community College, — Droylsden Academy, — Fairfield High School for Girls, — Hyde 11-18 Community College, — Longdendale Community Language College, — Mossley Hollins High School, — New Charter Academy, — St Damian's Roman Catholic Science College, — St Thomas More Roman Catholic College, — West Hill School, — Ashton 6th Form College, — Clarendon 6th Form College, — Tameside College, — Whitebridge College. Trafford: — Altrincham College of Arts, — Altrincham Grammar School for Boys, — Altrincham Grammar School for Girls, — Ashton-on-Mersey School, — Blessed Thomas Holford Catholic College, — Brentwood School, — Broadoak School, — Egerton High Special School, — Flixton Girls High School, — Loreto Grammar School, — Lostock College, — Manor High School, — Sale Grammar School, — Sale High School, — St Ambrose College, — St Antony's Catholic College, — Stretford Grammar School, — Stretford High School, — Trafford College, — Trafford High School, — Urmston Grammar School, — Wellacre Academy, — Wellington School. Wigan: — Standish Community High School, — Shevington High School, — St Peter's Catholic High School, — Abraham Guest Academy, Specialist Sports and Arts College, — St John Fisher Catholic High School, — The Deanery CE High School and 6th Form College, — Wigan UTC, — Rose Bridge High School, — Hindley High School, — Hawkley Hall High School, — Cansfield Community High School, — The Byrchall High School, — St Edmund Arrowsmith Catholic High, — Golborne High School, A College of Visual Arts, — Lowton C of E High School, — Bedford High School, — St Marys Catholic High School, — Fred Longworth High School, — Atherton Community School, — Westleigh High School, — Oakfield High School, — Newbridge Learning Community, — Hope School, — Landgate School. There is no guarantee given relating to the value of supplies or associated works to be instructed via this framework agreement.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Transport for Greater Manchester

street: 2 Piccadilly Place

postalCode: M1 3BG


title: BC-10214 — Parochial C of E Primary School — Outsourced Catering.

description: To register your expression of interest and to access the documents please visit https://in-tendhost.co.uk/schoolsbuyingclub Parochial C of E Primary School is a creative school where the children are ‘preparing for the future; living, learning and growing together in God’. Graded as a ‘Good’ school (Ofsted, 2013). Parochial, are committed to providing its pupils with an exciting curriculum which inspires them to learn and prepares them for life in our diverse society. We are lucky to have talented and committed staff who are very proud of our pupils and their accomplishments. Parochial is a place where all are made to feel welcome and encouraged to take part in all the rich opportunities offered to them. The school is located on 1 site in Aston-under-Lyne and currently enjoy a pupil role of approximately 230. The services are to be provided at the following address: Keppel Street, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, OL6 6NN. Parochial C of E Primary are seeking to appoint a competent and effective Outsourced Catering Provider. It is the School's expectation that the supplier shall provide a range of good quality, nutritious, attractively presented meals for pupils and staff, that comply with Government's minimum nutritional and food based standards for the educational sector. Meals should reflect growth in healthy eating trends, promote uptake, and comply with the new Ofsted guidance for catering. The supplier shall establish effective management and operational level communication systems at all levels regarding the catering service with customers that include; School management, parents, and pupils. In addition, the provider will also be responsible for all legal and health and safety and food safety requirements in delivering the services. The Contract period will be for 3 years initially with the option to extend for a further 2 x 1 year periods. Estimated full contract value is likely to be in the region of 250 000 GBP to 600 000 GBP.

procurementMethod: selective

Parochial C of E Primary School

street: Keppel Street, Lancashire

postalCode: OL6 6NN


measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

description: The project has an estimated total value of GBP 2 200 000 000, with Phase 1 (Manydown North) having a value of GBP 1 151 138 239. These figures are based on the gross development value for phase 1 with a reasonable forecast for future development phases. The councils have procured a joint venture partner to enter into a 50/50 joint venture vehicle (‘JV’). The councils selected a JV partner with the financial capability, technical resource and experience to deliver a new neighbourhood of the highest quality. The councils' aim is to incentivise its JV partner to take a longterm approach with strong placemaking at the heart of the delivery strategy. This approach will deliver a high quality new community, whilst also creating value and financial returns. The JV will be required to undertake or procure the provision of: — at least 3 200 (with a potential for this to be increased by 10 % up to 3 520) private and affordable dwellings in the first phase with the potential to develop a further 4 600 dwellings in future development phases, subject to satisfactory performance during phase 1; — a new district centre and supporting local centres including an appropriate provision of commercial and community facilities to support the wider placemaking of Manydown; — a small provision of self-build units and a permanent, pitch/ plot provision to meet identified accommodation needs of gypsies, travellers and travelling showpeople in the borough; — the provision of social and physical infrastructure (including the development of a road through the development), including community facilities, local shopping facilities, healthcare facilities and sports and leisure facilities including playing pitches; — the enabling of two primary schools and the safeguarding of land for a secondary school; — appropriate green space/green infrastructure including a country park; — infrastructure for sewerage on and off site and surface water drainage; and — development management services in relation to the land interests referred to above. In order to deliver these outcomes, the JV will, as a minimum, be required to undertake: — land acquisition and land assembly (in addition to disposal and transfer of land interests); — the construction and master planning design process; — development of both residential, commercial and community aspects of the site; — agreeing terms with existing owners of third party community land interests and other land interests (as necessary); — ongoing consultation, communication and negotiation with stakeholders, as required; — obtaining planning consents and negotiating and entering into planning and other related agreements; — commissioning construction phases and entering into appropriate construction contracts; — entering into development management contracts in relation to the site; — marketing and managing sales of those phases within the site which are deemed to be appropriate for sale by the JV and entering into any necessary sales agency contracts and consultancy contracts in accordance with the JV's procurement policy; — entering into legacy arrangements for the long term management and maintenance of the site; — identifying new opportunities for the JV and preparing feasibility reports and plans for any such opportunities; and — securing finance as necessary including any applicable public sector funding. The councils will participate in the JV through a corporate special purpose vehicle (councils' SPV'). The councils intend to contribute certain land interests to the JV (subject to satisfaction of certain conditions).

title: Manydown Development.

description: Manydown is a government-recognised transformational housing project comprising an area of approximately 843 ha (2,080 acres) west of Basingstoke, which could ultimately see the delivery of 7 800 homes in total in the current local plan period and beyond. The initial phases of the Manydown project have been allocated for at least 3 200 (with potential for this to be increased by 10 % up to 3 250) private and affordable dwellings in the first phase with the potential to develop a further 4 600 dwellings in future phases, subject to satisfactory performance during phase 1, community accommodation together with associated infrastructure and commercial/retail space. Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council and Hampshire County Council (‘the councils’), acting as joint land owners, wish to deliver the project in conjunction with a partner through a joint venture arrangement. The partner, or consortium of partners, will bring expertise, creativity and financial resources to the development.

Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council

street: Civic Offices, London Road

postalCode: RG21 4AH

Hampshire County Council

street: The Castle

postalCode: SO23 8UJ

Manydown Investco LLP

street: 50 New Bond Street

postalCode: W1S 1BJ


title: Learning Disabilities — Pentwyn.

description: Learning Disabilities — Pentwyn.

Rabiannah Care Limited

street: 8 Woodrow Building


name: Redstar Healthcare Ltd T/A Melrose House

title: Care Home without Nursing — 65+ Temporary Illness or Frailty.

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Attributes:
Client review: 50
Price: 40
Features:
Capability: 8
Qualifications: 2
Custom metric:

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6LR

street: 95 Alexandra Road

postalCode: SS1 1HD


title: Concession Contract for Laundrette Facilities for Halls of Residences.

description: The University of Southampton are looking for one innovative contractor to provide all designated sites access to modern cashless launderette facilities 365 days a year (with the ability to go on free vend made available on occasions for Residences Management at cost). The University anticipates that this contract will provide a significant enhancement to current arrangements in terms of both facilities and equipment. The current laundrette facilities are at 16 different locations across Southampton and 1 in Winchester, Hampshire, servicing 7049 bed spaces, circa 72 washing machines and 78 tumble dryers. The service will require a complete refurbishment of all of the existing laundrette facilities, to include complete decoration, new shop fitting and boxing in, new vinyl flooring, shelving, noticeboards (as space allows), comfortable seating conforming to the relevant British Standards (as space allows) and new machines (washers and dryers). The contract will begin on the 30.7.2016 and the installation programme proposal will be required to meet the window slot between 31.7.2016 to 9.9.2016, prioritising Chamberlain Hall first, with all sites being fully operational by 10.9.2016. The University currently contract on a commission basis, depending on the quantity and the usage of the machines. As this requirement is a concession contract, it is being conducted voluntarily in accordance with the Open Procedure of The Public Contracts Regulations 2015. In evaluating the tender, the University will seek the most economically advantageous offers in terms of the evaluation criteria listed below: Qualitative Response — 60 % (broken down into the sub criteria below): — Understanding the Requirements, Service Level and Support — 30 %; — Delivery and Installation — 15 %; — Health and Safety — 15 %. Commercial Response — 40 % (broken down into the sub criteria below): — Commission on existing costs — 20 %; — Commission on proposed costs — 20 %. This contract is Not suitable for splitting into Lots. The risk of dividing into lots would render execution of the contract excessively technically difficult and not cost effective, and undermine proper execution. For the purposes of this requirement The University has deemed that the following minimum levels of insurance will be required: Public Liability — 10 000 000 GBP. Employers' Liability — 5 000 000 GBP. Professional Indemnity — 10 000 000 GBP. The University requires all bidders to successfully complete a Control of Contractors Health and Safety Form (CC3) before any contractor is permitted to undertake works on our premises. Therefore, completion and being assessed as meeting the standard of the University's Health and Safety Assessment, is a mandatory requirement of this tender.

University of Southampton

street: Building 37, Highfield

postalCode: SO17 1BJ


title: Lot 4 — Corporate Finance Software Implementation and Integration.

currency: GBP

description: NHSPS require the following services to implement and integrate the Corporate Finance Solution: Business Analysis, Data Analysis, Business Process Mapping and Re-Engineering, Project Management activities, RAID services, Implementation leadership and support services (including requirements validation, solution definition and configuration), training (including Training needs analysis, training activity planning, training delivery) and solution testing (which may include but not be limited to alpha, beta, regression, etc.). An application service provider may have an internal implementation and integration capability in which case it can tender for both Lot 3 and Lot 4. If not and works with a partner, then its partner should tender for this Lot 4 collaborating as appropriately. The tenderer for this Lot 4 may also tender for Lot 2 collaborating with 2 separate or a single application provider(s).

title: Lot 1 — Asset Management Software as a Service.

description: Procure up to 1 000 Software as a Service Asset Management licences with implementation and on-going support services. Application provider may not have its own implementation and integration capability and may work with in collaboration with a partner who will deliver Lot 2. An application provider may have an implementation capability in which case it can tender for Lot 2. Each tender for Lot 1 and Lot 2 must be completed separately and fully as standalone Lot for evaluation purposes. An Asset Management application provider may have a integrated Corporate Finance capability in which case the Tenderer may tender for both services i.e. Lot 1 and Lot 3. Each Tender for Lot 1 and Lot 3 must be completed fully as a standalone Lot for evaluation purposes.

title: Lot 2 — Asset Management Software as a Service Implementation and Integration Services.

description: NHSPS require the following services to implement and integrate the Asset Management Solution: Business Analysis, Data Analysis, Business Process Mapping and Re-Engineering, Project Management activities, RAID services, Implementation leadership and support services (including requirements validation, solution definition and configuration), training (including Training needs analysis, training activity planning, training delivery) and solution testing (which may include but not be limited to alpha, beta, regression, etc.). An application service provider may have an internal implementation and integration capability in which case it can tender for both Lot 1 and Lot 2. If not, and works with a partner, then its partner should tender for this Lot 2 collaborating as appropriately. The tenderer for this Lot 2 may also tender for Lot 4 collaborating with two separate or a single application provider(s).

title: Lot 3 — Corporate Finance Software as a Service Services.

description: Procure up to 1 000 Software as a Service Corporate Finance licences with implementation and on-going support services. Application provider may not have its own implementation and integration capability and may work in collaboration with a partner who will deliver Lot 4. An application provider may have an implementation capability in which case it can tender for Lot 4. Each tender for Lot 3 and Lot 4 must be completed separately and fully as a standalone Lot for evaluation purposes. A Corporate Finance application provider may have an integrated Asset Management capability in which case the Tenderer may tender for both services i.e. Lot 1 and Lot 3. Each Tender for Lot 1 and Lot 3 must be completed fully as a standalone Lot for evaluation purposes.

title: NHS Property Services Business Systems Transformation.

description: Launched in April 2013, NHSPS is a Limited company 100 % owned by the Secretary of State and an important part of the NHS family. NHSPS owns the legal title to approximately 3 500 property assets, valued at around 3 000 000 000 GBP. The organisation retains a local focus providing strategic and operational management of NHS estates, property and facilities across England, using its skills to support better health outcomes and patient experiences. NHSPS has 2 main roles: — Strategic estates management — acting as a landlord, modernising facilities, buying new facilities and selling facilities the NHS no longer needs; — Dedicated provider of support services such as cleaning and catering. NHSPS is building a high-performing organisation where people share strong values and take ownership of delivering to the highest standards. NHSPS' goal is to be the leading healthcare property provider in England, and property partner of choice for NHS England, the wider NHS and other public sector organisations.

NHS Property Services

street: Skipton House, 80 London Road

postalCode: SE1 6LH


title: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext Community Based.

IHI Care Services Limited

street: Offices of IHI Care Services Limited [91A Cape Hill] 91 Cape Hill Smethwick

postalCode: B66 4SD


title: Provision of Bus Service — Route 294

title: Provision of Bus Service — Route 294.

description: Provision of Bus Service Route 294 for 5 years with a provision of a 2 year extension depending on performance. Please note costs posted on OJEU sometimes differ from those on the internet, this is due to post award negotiations.

London Bus Services Limited

street: Area Y2, 10th Floor, Palestra, 197 Blackfriars Road

postalCode: SE1 8NJ

East London Bus and Coach Company Ltd

street: West Ham Bus Garage, Stephenson Street, Canning Town

postalCode: E16 4SA


title: Cowanes Hospital Interpretive Design Team

title: Design Team for regeneration of Cowane's Hospital and Garden.

description: Cowane's Hospital Maintenance Trust (CHMT) has received a Stage 1 Heritage Lottery Fund pass for this project to repair, conserve, adapt and enhance a 17th Century former almshouse and its associated 18th Century garden. CHMT are seeking to appoint an architect-led multidisciplinary design team to take forward the project proposals as set out in the Feasibility Stage RIBA Stage 1 to the completion of an RIBA Stage 3. This will allow the CHMT to submit a Stage 2 Heritage Lottery Fund application which if successful will mean the Design Team will be required to take the design from RIBA Stage 4 to Stages 6, hand over and close out.

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Price: 25
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Interview quality: 50

The Cowane's Hospital Maintenance Trust

street: 49 St John Street

postalCode: FK8 1ED

Benjamin Tindall Architects

street: 17 Victoria Terrace

postalCode: EH1 2JL


title: Contract for Virtual Learning Environment.

description: Type of procedure: Competitive procedure with negotiation (regulation 29). The contracting authority reserves the right to award the contract on the basis of the initial tenders without conducting negotiations. Bournemouth University. At Bournemouth University, our vision is ‘“Creating the most stimulating, challenging, and rewarding university experience in a world-class learning community by sharing our unique fusion of excellent education, research and professional practice and inspiring our students, graduates and staff to enrich the world.” At the heart of this vision is a powerful fusion of research, education and professional practice, creating a unique academic experience where the sum is greater than the component parts. By combining inspirational teaching, world-class research and the latest thinking in the professions, we create a continuous and fruitful exchange of knowledge that stimulates new ideas, learning and thought-leadership. Bournemouth University has its origins in the early part of the 20th century with the foundation of the former Bournemouth Municipal College. Our modern history began in the 1970s with the creation of the Bournemouth College of Technology. Construction of the new buildings on what was the largest farm in Talbot Village, and is now Bournemouth University's Talbot Campus, was completed by September 1976. The College was renamed the Dorset Institute of Higher Education and, in 1990, was designated Bournemouth Polytechnic. We became Bournemouth University in November 1992. Bournemouth University has grown to a community of over 18 300 students of whom 1 500 are from 130 countries outside the EU. Within the next 10 years, BU expects student numbers to increase above 20 000. With our Lansdowne Campus near the centre of Bournemouth and our Talbot Campus 3 miles inland on the boundary of Bournemouth and Poole, Bournemouth University is an important player in the local economy. Bournemouth is a long-established tourist destination and as Britain's premier seaside holiday resort, attracts visitors from the UK and beyond. We have c1500 staff and an annual turnover of c 135 000 000 GBP. Bournemouth University’s profile is increasingly national and international as its academic achievements become widely recognised. The University comprises four Faculties: — Health and Social Sciences; — Management; — Media and Communication; — Science and Technology. 1.1 The purpose of this pre-qualification questionnaire (PQQ) is to assist Bournemouth University (BU) in short-listing potential Bidders to be invited to tender for a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). 1.2 This procurement is a competitive negotiated procedure for the purposes of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. 1.3 Bidders are invited to bid for the supply and implementation of a web-based VLE that will support all digital aspects of learning at BU. The solution will include: — Course administration including content creation and course import; — Assessment, assignment submission, marking and feedback; — Synchronous collaboration tools; — Group activity tools including wiki; — Mobile access to system for faculty staff and students; — Learning object repository for content sharing between courses; — Embedded streaming video and video storage; — Bidder provided integration with other institutional systems such as TurnItIn, Campus Pack, Panopto, Talis Aspire and MindLinks; — Bidder interface compliance with Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) LTIv2+ specification for integration extensibility; — Bidder interface to core Student, Staff and curriculum data via BU Data Exchange (DX); — Student and Staff authentication via Active Directory / Single Sign On; — Support for calendar integration; More extensive requirements information is available in Schedule 3 — Functional Requirements — which is available in draft form in this document. These requirements will be finalised ahead of the publication of the ITN and are provided at this point for information only.

Bournemouth University

street: 12 Christchurch Road

postalCode: BH1 3NA

D2L Europe Ltd

street: 5th Floor, 9 Kingsway

postalCode: WC2B 6XF


title: Help to Live at Home (Night) Services

description: The Authority is seeking to commission a range of services which it is collectively describing as ‘Help to Live at Home Services’. There are 3 separate elements to the overall service: — Help to Live at Home (Day) Services — Preferred Providers. — Help to Live at Home (Night) Services. — Help to Live at Home (Day) Services — Approved Provider List. Whilst the Authority is running 3 concurrent procurement processes, these services will operate in a coordinated and seamless manner once commissioned and in place. This Invitation to Tender and Contract Award relates to Help to Live at Home (Night) Services only.

title: Help to Live at Home (Night) Services.

description: The Authority is seeking to commission a range of services which it is collectively describing as ‘Help to Live at Home Services'. There are 3 separate elements to the overall service: — Help to Live at Home (Day) Services — Preferred Providers. — Help to Live at Home (Night) Services. — Help to Live at Home (Day) Services — Approved Provider List. Whilst the Authority is running 3 concurrent procurement processes, these services will operate in a coordinated and seamless manner once commissioned and in place. The background information document gives potential providers an overall picture of the wider Help to Live at Home Services and each of the individual services. Providers may choose to submit a bid for any or all of the component parts of the service. This Invitation to Tender relates to Help to Live at Home (Night) Services only. While not committed to using this contract, the following Organisation within the Liverpool City Region, referred to as “Participating Organisation” may, on a non-exclusive basis, make use of the resulting contract at any time during the term of the contract as stipulated in the terms and conditions. Participating Organisation: — NHS Liverpool Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG).

Liverpool City Council

street: 4th Floor, Cunard Building

postalCode: L3 1DS

Local Solutions

street: Green Hall Lane

postalCode: L7 8TF


description: The provision of professional standard playing kit and leisurewear for Nottingham Trent University; complying with the University's branding guidelines and colours. The supply of high quality, durable, functional, stylish, fitted and fit for purpose playing kit and leisurewear. The successful tenderer shall supply each Sports Club with the appropriate clothing, style and cut for their intended usage. Garments shall be produced to withstand at least two year's usage as minimum. The successful supplier must have the capability to apply University branding and logos onto all clothing items supplied; giving a professional looking finish. The successful tenderer must perform within the stated delivery lead times.

title: 837 Sports Playing Kit and Leisurewear.

Nottingham Trent University

street: c/o Procurement Department, 50 Shakespeare Street

postalCode: NG1 4FQ


name: Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit

title: Care Home with Nursing — End of Life — 65+.

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Attributes:
Client review:
Price: 40
Features:
Capability: 10
Qualifications:
Custom metric: 50

street: Attn. Martin Pope, Anglesey House

postalCode: WS15 1UL

AveryHomes (Nelson) Ltd

street: Silverdale Road

postalCode: ST5 2TA


description: The scope of this specification is the patrolling, education and issuing of Fixed Penalty Notices (FPN) for specified Environmental offences. To provide between eighty (80) and one hundred and twenty (120) hours of environmental enforcement patrols per week in Havant.

title: Environmental Enforcement Service.

Havant Borough Council

street: The Public Service Plaza, Civic Centre Road

postalCode: PO9 2AX


description: To provide school meals catering services to all schools within the St Neots Learning Partnership.

title: St Neots Learning Partnership — Catering Tender.

description: To provide a school catering service for all schools within the St Neots Learning Partnership. Currently the partnership includes Longsands College and Ernulf Academy both in St Neots.

St Neots Learning Partnership

street: Longsands Academy, Longsands Road

postalCode: PE19 1LQ


description: The Housing Executive wishes, through a public procurement exercise, to select and appoint 2 firms of solicitors to be members of a ‘Public Procurement Solicitors Panel’. This Panel will cover the whole of Northern Ireland, for a period of 3 years commencing in November 2015 until the 31.10.2018 with an option to extend the duration of the Panel for a further period of 1 year that is, possible Panel duration of 4 years in total.

title: T1287 — Public Procurement Solicitors Panel 2015.

description: The Housing Executive wishes, through a public procurement exercise, to select and appoint 2 firms of solicitors to be members of a ‘Public Procurement Solicitors Panel’. This Panel will cover the whole of Northern Ireland, for a period of 3 years commencing in November 2015 until the 31.10.2018 with an option to extend the duration of the Panel for a further period of 1 year (that is, possible Panel duration of 4 years in total).

Northern Ireland Housing Executive

street: 2 Adelaide Street

postalCode: BT2 8BP

Arthur Cox

street: Victoria House

postalCode: BT1 4LS


name: Ascension Ventures c/o Finance Birmingham

name: British Business Bank Investments Limited

title: Framework Agreements for Fund Management Incorporating the Midlands Engine Investment Fund.

description: British Business Bank is conducting this procurement to establish frameworks of fund managers for:- Lot 1 — equity funds within the framework range value of 80 000 000 GBP to 300 000 000 GBP across a number of funds; Lot 2 — debt funds within the framework range value of 120 000 000 GBP to 400 000 000 GBP across a number of funds Lot 3 — small business loans funds within the framework range value of 30 000 000 GBP to 60 000 000 GBP across a number of funds Lot 4 — proof of concept and early stage funds within the framework range value of 20 000 000 GBP to 40 000 000 GBP across a number of funds It is anticipated that the first fund which will call off under the Framework Agreement by way of Mini-Competitions will be The Midlands Engine Fund (MEIF) where there is an expected 250 000 000 GBP to be invested in SME's in the Midlands subject to European Funding. However the scope of the Framework extends to other funds which may be identified during the period of the Framework in the MEIF Area.

street: Foundry House, 3 Millsands

postalCode: S3 8NH

street: Baskerville House, Centenary Square, Broad Street

postalCode: B1 2ND

Art Share, Art Business Loans

street: Faraday Wharf, Holt St, Innovation Birmingham Campus

postalCode: B7 4BB

Finance Birmingham Limited

street: The Council House, Victoria Square

postalCode: B1 1BB

Catapult Venture Managers Limited

street: 11 Burrough Court, Leicestershire

postalCode: LE14 2QS


title: East Coast and Borders

description: Provision of Ground Maintenance services. Please note the contract value noted below is the estimated value for the Lot, over the entire contract period including optional extension.

title: Tayside

title: Perth and Fife

title: West Edinburgh

title: Central Scotland

title: Lanarkshire

title: Glasgow and Glasgow North

title: Glasgow West

title: West Coast

title: Grounds Maintenance.

description: Bield is looking to put in place a contract for Grounds Maintenance services. The contract will be for a period of 36 months, commencing on 1.4.2017. There will be an option to extend by up to a further 24 months in total. The contract will be split into 9 Lots which mirror Bield's 9 Property Areas, further details of locations under each Lot are provided within the ‘Additional Documents’ section of this notice. Bidders may submit a bid for as many Lots as they wish but no 1 bidder will be awarded more than 3 Lots. The decision regarding award of each Lot will be taken on an individual Lot by Lot basis. Estimated value below is for the whole contract including all lots, for the entire contract period including optional extensions.

Bield Housing and Care

street: 79 Hopetoun Street

postalCode: EH7 4QF


title: Older People — Rumney.

description: Older People — Rumney.

Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

Cardiff Homecare Ltd

street: Unit 6, Castleton Court

postalCode: CF3 0LT


currency: EUR

title: Sundry Debtors ref 15-043

description: Doncaster and Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Councils are seeking to appoint a suitable qualified and experienced contractor for the maintenance and installation of traffic signals and associated traffic control equipment throughout the metropolitan boroughs. The metropolitan borough of Doncaster is located in the north of England in the county of South Yorkshire, it occupies approximately 570 km2. The borough is well serviced by the surrounding motorway and trunk road network including the M18 and A1(M). There are 160 permanent traffic signal installations, 6 red light enforcement cameras, 3 speed enforcement cameras, 106 vehicle actuated signs, 11 variable message signs a number of ANPR sites and 1 set of automatic hydraulic rising bollards. Rotherham borough has an area of 286.5 km around 70 % of which is rural it has direct access to the M1 and M18 motorway network. There are 105 permanent traffic signal installations, 8 red light camera sites, 10 speed enforcement sites, 20 vehicle actuated signs, 12 variable message signs, 33 ANPR cameras, 40 Bluetooth JTMS units and 1 one vehicle overheight detection warning system. Traffic signal installations are controlled by a variety of approved controllers and are in the main either connected to an Urban Traffic Control UTC in station or monitored remotely via Peek or Siemens Remote Monitoring Equipment (RMS). The maintenance of the UTC and RMS in stations will not be included in the maintenance contract, but all street equipment associated with the UTC and RMS are. With the introduction of IP communication systems a high number of site utilise this protocol, using items such as ADSl switches, Wi Fi links and media converters etc. The 2 authorities make full use of the latest technology available and will continue to install new products as they become available. Both red light enforcement and speed enforcement camera installations are Home Office approved. The red light camera installations were supplied by SERCO and speed enforcement by SERCO and TRUVELO. Vehicle actuated signs are a variety of pictogram and matrix signs and are all speed actuated. The suppliers of the equipment include DAMBACH, 3M, THERMOTOR and WESTCOTECH. Variable message signs are UTMC compliant. The suppliers of the equipment include Techspan and VMSL. ANPR camera's feed directly into a PIPS JTMS system. There is a variety of single and multi-lane cameras. The supplier of the is PIPS Technology. Bluetooth units are fed into a Drakewell JTMS and the suppliers of the equipment are TDC. The automatic hydraulic rising bollard access system operates on both access card, remote control and remote dial up it was supplied by AGD. The purpose of the contract is to provide a high quality maintenance service, 365 day per year. Maintenance of equipment will include electrical testing, periodic inspections, fault rectification, equipment cleaning and all other activities normally associated with control equipment maintenance. The successful contractor will attend emergency call outs and must be prepared to respond quickly and safely to road traffic collisions and other unforeseen events. In the pursuit of their duties the successful contractor will be expected to liaise with statutory undertakers and other outside bodies to maintain the highest levels of service. The contractor will supply and install traffic signals and associated traffic control equipment to a high quality and then maintain this equipment. The successful contractor will supply and maintain a job / fault management system capable of tracking job / fault reports, engineer's activity and attendances. It is envisaged that the job / fault management system will be a key tool in the monitoring of contractor performance, a task that will be jointly undertaken by the contractor and the authority. The duration of this contract will be 3 years with an option to extend for a further 3 years.

title: Sundry Debtors.

description: RMBC is looking for an experienced supplier to provide a Sundry Debtors platform which will perform a range of services, including a total billing and recovery process from the raising of customer accounts and invoices, through recovery stages including use of external collection agents and legal proceedings. It must also be able to integrate with the Council financial solution which is currently provided by Advanced Business Solutions.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Price: 40

Doncaster MBC

street: Civic Office, Waterdale

postalCode: DN1 3BU

Rotherham MBC

street: Riverside House, Main Street

postalCode: S60 1AE

Civica UK Ltd

street: Southbank Central, Eighth Floor, 30 Stamford Street

postalCode: SE1 9LQ


name: Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust

title: Taxi Services.

description: Provision of Taxi Services to: Lot 1 — Wirral University Teaching Hospital Lot 2 — Clatterbridge Cancer Centre.

name: Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

street: Clatterbridge Hospital

postalCode: CH63 4JY


title: Lot 1- 14 x new homologated (road legal) designed ride-on lawn tractors complete with high dump collection system.

description: 14 new homologated (road legal) designed ride-on lawn tractors complete with high dump collection system. These machines shall be of excellent construction suitable for use on an industrial basis in a demanding grounds maintenance environment. The machines will be complete with full road lighting kit and amber flashing LED beacon.

description: These machines shall be of excellent construction suitable for use on an industrial basis in a demanding grounds maintenance environment. The machines will be complete with full road lighting kit, amber flashing LED beacon, tilt stability technology (TST), weights, extra wide tyres, flow kit and front mounted mowing deck.

title: Ride on Mowers x 20.

description: Stoke on Trent City Council is inviting companies to submit quotations to supply 20 new ride-on mowers consisting of: —14 new homologated (road legal) designed ride-on lawn tractors complete with high dump collection system, —6 new homologated (road legal) designed large out front mounted rotary ride-on mowers complete with tilt stability technology (TST), weights, extra wide tyres, flow kit and front mounted mowing deck.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

street: Civic Centre, Glebe Street

postalCode: ST4 1HH


title: Domestic Heating and Hot Water System Servicing and Maintenance Services.

description: NHH is seeking to award a Framework Agreement to a single Supplier for the provision of Domestic Heating and Hot Water System Servicing and Maintenance Services (‘Services’) as described in the Specification within this ITT.

North Hertfordshire Homes

street: Rowan House, Avenue one

postalCode: SG6 2WW

Oakray Limited

street: Glasgow Stud, Burnt Farm Ride

postalCode: EN2 9DY


description: The contract being tendered is for 4 years in duration from 1.9.2016 to 31.8.2020 and will operate as a Guaranteed Performance Contract, with the successful Contractor offering the School a guaranteed return / cost per annum for the provision of catering services. Sovereignty of the cash tariff is to remain with The Henry Box School for the duration of this contract. The School year is based on a calendar of 194 days. 5 days are to be used for staff professional development which means that School will be open to receive students for the legal minimum of 189 days (although in 2015/16 academic year the school took a 6th non-statutory staff development day). The contract offered covers the scope for the provision of all catering services within the School, which currently includes breakfast, morning break, lunch, all hospitality and free issue requirements. Free School meals and hospitality will be charged based on consumption and at net food cost. Whilst the School prioritises value for money as a key objective of the Competitive Tender Process, the Board of Directors is not obliged to accept the lowest price. The Henry Box School expects the successful contractor to enable the continued development of catering through the provision of an innovative, healthy food service, with fresh, seasonal, locally sourced ingredients being prepared on-site. The School expects the successful tenderer to evidence, through their bid, how they shall support and complement its values and support the principles of Every Child Matters. The School believes that success should be celebrated and that pupils should enjoy their time at school; if lessons are stimulating and challenging then students will love learning. Much time therefore, is spent reviewing and planning schemes of work to ensure that they are differentiated to meet the needs of all students. As a result, the School are very enthusiastic regarding work experience and apprenticeship proposals and would welcome the input of the successful Contractor. As a school who are continually seeking ways to improve and develop the ethos and environment for students and staff, to give them the facilities they deserve and need to meet the challenges of the 21st Century, inward capital investment as part of the Contractor's tender submission would be welcomed. The School would wish for the Contractor to look at making this investment within the existing kitchen and servery area, with potentially an expansion to the current kitchen storage area and/or 6th form building. The School would wish for the Contractor to look to develop provision to be able to provide food to the multi-academy trust primary schools and other Witney-based primary schools. Please be advised that this contract will be let on a 4 + 2 years basis. Total Sales in 2015: 218 594 GBP.

title: The Henry Box School — Tender for Catering Services.

description: The successful tenderer will be required to provide catering services at The Henry Box School. The Henry Box School is a Secondary Academy in Witney, Oxfordshire, which was founded in 1660. The school became an academy in June 2012 and recently changed to a multi-academy trust (The Mill Academy). The Mill Academy also oversees 2 primary schools, Queen Emma's Primary and Finstock Church of England Primary. The tender project is seeking to appoint a Contractor whose initiative and innovation will be welcomed for the provision of service within the existing facilities for the 1 255 students on roll and 160 teaching and support staff, with a focus on exciting new food concepts to satisfy a wide range of pupil tastes and dietary requirements. The School would wish the successful contractor to review the current range of services offered and make recommendations accordingly.

The Henry Box School

street: Church Green

postalCode: OX28 4AX


title: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext. Community Based.

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB

Sevacare (UK) Limited

street: 19 Carters Green

postalCode: B70 9QP


description: Current turnover figures are circa 160 000 GBP per annum including Universal Free School Meals, normal Free School Meals and cash sales. However, this value is based on the current meal charges made by the incumbent contractor (Wolverhampton DSO). Current uptake levels are above 70 % due to the high uptake levels of Universal Free School Meals. However, the School believes savings could be made with the review of meal charges and with improved choice and quality there is a real opportunity to increase cash sales from both pupils and staff. Although there are two separate dining halls for Infant and Junior pupils, there is a centrally located kitchen which caters for both. For the avoidance of doubt TUPE Regulations will apply to this contract and some if not all of the current catering staff are in the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS). The successful contractor will be expected to deliver a concise and detailed method of management reporting at the end of each month, thus updating the Client on contract performance. It is imperative that an open book policy is offered to ensure the Federation has total clarity on financial performance. Woodfield Junior and Infant School Federation is seeking both innovation and the application of current food trends within the tender submissions and would expect as a result of this to be able to identify ‘Best Value’ and work in partnership with the chosen contractor going forward. The Governors have set five key objectives which should be focused upon throughout the tender process. They are: — All children enjoy a healthy, well balanced meal at lunchtime. — Providing food that is both appetising and nutritious. — To ensure the tender process drives out value for money with an improved quality in service. — Getting the meal price right and offering value for money meal items. — The successful contractor must focus on the multi cultural requirements of the pupils. The Schools three key aims are: — To have high expectations to ensure everyone achieves and makes progress in all areas of leaning. — To promote positive community links. — To develop parent partnerships. The expectation will be for the successful contractor to parallel these aims regarding the day-to-day delivery of the catering service provision. The contract will be initially for 3 years with the option of extending for a further 2 years. It will be based on a fixed price arrangement during the contract term and if any improvements to financial surpluses are generated then the contractor shall share these on an agreed percentage return. Free School Meals and any ad hoc catering requirements will be invoiced separately on a monthly basis.

title: Woodfield Junior and Infant School Federation — Tender for Catering Services.

description: The successful tenderer will be required to provide catering services to the Woodfield Junior and Infant School Federation. Details in relation to Woodfield Junior and Infant Schools can be found at: http://www.woodfieldjunior.com / http://www.woodfieldinfantschool.uk The catering service provision has not been market tested in recent years and to ensure Best Value principles are applied the Head Teachers and School Governors have made a decision to tender the catering service provision. Current roll numbers are: Junior School: 347 pupils Infant School: 262 pupils 73 teaching and support staff The contract will be initially for 3 years with the option of extending for a further 2 years.

street: Woodfield Avenue

postalCode: WV4 4AG


description: Springtown Campus accommodation refurbishment comprises building works alterations, replacement of external cladding, windows, doors, roof covering, replacement of wall, floor and ceiling finishes, fixtures and fittings and building work associated with mechanical and electrical works. Mechanical works includes plumbing services, cooling, LTHW heating, ventilation and system controls. Electrical works includes modifications to distribution system, general and emergency lighting, general power, fire alarm, CCTV, IT system, intruder alarm and all associated system accessories. The refurbishment of the Springtown Campus accommodation will be undertaken in an occupied building and as such will be completed in phases. Following a two-week mobilisation period, the Works will be completed within a construction contract period of 54 weeks. The construction period includes for systems commissioning, handover, training and demonstrations. See MoI Part B for further details of contract.

title: NWRC Phase 6 — Refurbishment Of Springtown Building.

description: Springtown Campus accommodation refurbishment comprises building works alterations, replacement of external cladding, windows, doors, roof covering, replacement of wall, floor and ceiling finishes, fixtures and fittings and building work associated with mechanical and electrical works. Mechanical works includes plumbing services, cooling, LTHW heating, ventilation and system controls. Electrical works includes modifications to distribution system, general and emergency lighting, general power, fire alarm, CCTV, IT system, intruder alarm and all associated system accessories. The refurbishment of the Springtown Campus accommodation will be undertaken in an occupied building and as such will be completed in phases. Following a 2-week mobilisation period, the Works will be completed within a construction contract period of 54 weeks. The construction period includes for systems commissioning, handover, training and demonstrations. See MoI Part B for further details of contract.

mainProcurementCategory: works

FE North West Regional College

street: Strand Road

postalCode: BT48 7AL


title: Library Concierge and Security Services

title: PURCON645 Library Concierge and Security Services.

description: The University of East Anglia Library is a 24/7, 365 working environment, the continued provision of a customer focused 24/7 service is important in maintaining the reputation of both the library and the University. This contract is for a combined Library concierge/ security service for the University Campus Library outside of the Library Staff contracted hours. The Library covers almost 8 000 square metres over 6 floors, at busy times there can be well over 400 people working in the building at any time during hours when the supplier will be on-duty.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality: 60

University of East Anglia

street: Norwich Research Park

postalCode: NR4 7TJ

Broadland Guarding Services Limited

street: Delta House, Vulcan Road North

postalCode: NR6 6AQ


description: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext. Community Based.


description: Hire and laundering of clean-room clothing and equipment.

title: Clean-room clothing and equipment.

description: Hire and laundering of Clean-room garments and equipment.

NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership

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

postalCode: CF15 7QZ

Berendsen Cleanroom Services

street: C1 Faraday Road, Berkshire

postalCode: RG14 2AD


title: Care Home without Nursing — 65+ Temporary Illness or Frailty.

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6LR

Aarandale Lodge

street: 2-4 St. Vincent's Road

postalCode: SS0 7PR


name: Everycare (IOW & Solent) Ltd — Everycare

description: HS — Physical Support: Access and mobility only.

Isle of Wight Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: PO30 1UD


Ave Maria Care Services

street: Park View House

postalCode: B74 3EN


title: Older People — Riverside.

description: Older People — Riverside.

Cardiff City Council

postalCode: CF10 4UW

ProCare Nursing Agency Ltd

street: 400 Cowbridge Road East

postalCode: CF5 1JJ


title: Student Systems Replacement.

description: Software package and information systems. Educational software package. Industry specific software package. Industry specific software development services. UAL will invite bids for Student System Replacement (SSR). The contract will involve some or all of the design, installation, implementation, and possible hosting, maintenance and support of its student system. UAL has defined an ambitious scope, covering the full student journey from admissions through to graduation and alumni relations, and expects this to be delivered by best-in-breed packages that interface with other UAL systems. The ability of systems and solutions to provide a seamless user experience will be key. This will require managed integration of data and end-to-end processes across commercial off the shelf packages, with a consistent ‘look and feel’ being presented to the user.

University of the Arts London

street: 272 High Holborn

postalCode: WC1V 7EY


description: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext Community Based.


title: North Lincolnshire Council

description: Spot Purchasing of: General Maintenance — Repair of outages to street lights, footpath lights, car park lighting, illuminated traffic signs and bollards. Emergency attendance, in the event of unsafe occurrences. Carry out bulk lamp change, cleaning and maintenance of illuminated traffic signs and bollards. Night time scouting and reporting of defective/non lit equipment Additional Maintenance — Minor improvement works, electrical safety testing, emergency attendance. Provision and removal of temporary advance works signs and sign plates for pending Highways schemes. Capital Works — Renew defective road lighting columns and improvements to public lighting. Improve/ renew road lighting in conjunction with major highway maintenance schemes. Road Safety — Provision of services associated with the installation, maintenance and re-location of Speed Activated signs and Driver Feed Back Signs. Section 38 and 278 Works. Provision of services associated with the installation of Road Lighting equipment related to works required by developers.

title: North East Lincolnshire Council including Shoreline Housing Partnership

description: General Maintenance — Repair of outages to street lights, footpath lights, car park lighting, illuminated traffic signs and bollards. Emergency attendance, in the event of unsafe occurrences. Carry out bulk lamp change, cleaning and maintenance of illuminated traffic signs and bollards. Night time scouting and reporting of defective/non lit equipment. Additional maintenance — minor improvement works, electrical safety testing, emergency attendance. Provision and removal of temporary advance works signs and sign plates for pending highways schemes. Capital Works— renew defective road lighting columns and improvements to public lighting as part of the Council's crime reduction agenda. Improve/ renew road lighting in conjunction with major highway maintenance schemes. Install new lighting infrastructure as part of larger road development schemes. Seasonal Illuminations — provision, installation, removal and maintenance of both Summer and Christmas Illuminations and assistance with official switch-on occasions. Road Safety — Provision of services associated with the installation, maintenance and re-location of Speed Activated signs and Driver Feed Back Signs. Section 38 and 278 Works. Provision of services associated with the installation of Road Lighting equipment related to works required by developers.

title: Installation and Maintenance of Road Lighting, Traffic Signs and Bollards.

description: The purpose of this notice is to draw the attention of potential suppliers to a procurement that North East Lincolnshire Council intends to commence during the subsequent 4 months for the repair, maintenance and installation of road lighting, illuminated traffic signs and bollards. The Works consist of the installation and maintenance of street and car park lighting, illuminated signs and bollards along with the installation and maintenance of seasonal illuminations and other works as required across the borough in North East Lincolnshire. These comprise of approximately (these figures are indicative and subject to change) 19 000 street lighting columns, 2 350 illuminated signs, 940 illumination bollards and 60 belishia beacons. The Contractor will be required to provide prompt response to reports of street lighting defects, undertake routine cyclic maintenance works (bulk change and clean) of illuminated traffic signs and bollards and programmed maintenance.

Shoreline Housing Partnership Ltd

street: Westgate Park, Charlton Street

postalCode: DN31 1SQ

name: All communication through https://www.yortender.co.uk/ YORtender reference:DN199910

North Lincolnshire Council

street: Civic Centre

postalCode: DN16 1AB

North East Lincolnshire Borough Council

street: Municipal Offices Town Hall Square

postalCode: DN31 1HU

Shoreline Housing Partnership Limited

street: Shoreline House, Westgate Park, Charlton Street

J McCanns & Co Ltd

street: 110 Nottingham Road

postalCode: NG9 6DQ


title: Framework Agreement for Self Service Kiosks and Baggage Drop Kiosks.

description: Birmingham Airport has awarded a framework to 2 contractors for the procurement a number of self-service kiosks and baggage drop kiosks between October 2016 and the end of winter 2021/2.

Birmingham Airport

street: Diamond House

postalCode: B26 3QJ

ARINC Airports

street: Pegasus One, Pegasus Place, Gatwick Road

postalCode: RH10 9AY


name: The South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust

title: SEHSCT — Service and Maintenance of Chlorine Dioxide Systems.

description: To Carry out the Service and Maintenance of Chlorine Dioxide Systems Throughout Various Facilities within the South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust.

street: Lagan Valley Hospital

postalCode: BT28 1JP


title: Client — Home Support Physical Disab Ext Community Based.

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB

Thornton Homecare Ltd

street: Saxon Way

postalCode: B37 5AY


title: Older People — Rhiwbina.

description: Older People — Rhiwbina.

Absolute Care (Wales) Ltd

street: 162 Donald Street

postalCode: CF24 4TP


name: Ministry of Defence, Combat Air, Fast Air Support Team (FAST)

description: Procurement of Quantity 98 ESD EF2000 Electro Static Discharge tools.

title: ESD EF-2000 anti-static broom.

description: Removing the current hazard to pilots and ground crew of static build-up on windscreens through the purchase of static dissipation brooms.

procurementMethod: direct

street: MOD Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH


title: Client — Home Support Physical Disab. Ext. Community Based.

Pleasant Valley Care Limited

street: 83 Hagley Road

postalCode: B16 8QG


description: This notice relates to a contract covering areas of housing stock within London and Essex as detailed below: — North East (including Haringey, Waltham Forest, Newham and Tower Hamlets); — Lewisham (including Bromley); — Hackney; — Charlton Triangle (Greenwich); — Essex region; — North West Region (including Barnet, Harrow, Brent, Ealing and Hillingdon); — South East Region (Southwark); — South West Region (including Wandsworth, Lambeth, Merton, Sutton and Croydon); — Islington; — Old Oak Region (including Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith and Fulham). Charlton Triangle and Old Oak Plus are subsidiaries of Family Mosaic and for whom Family Mosaic carry out pest control treatment and proofing works. Orders for pest control treatment and proofing works may be placed for Charlton Triangle and/or Old Oak Plus properties but neither Charlton Triangle nor Old Oak Plus will be a party to the contract. The contract includes both Pest Control Treatment and Proofing Works. a) Pest Control Treatment: The treatment services and/or works will comprise of but are not limited to: The monitoring, treatment and eradication of pests in both individual and Communal dwellings, inclusive of internal and external areas as required. The Contractor will be required to use different formulations such as spray, bait, space treatment, dust and any other formulation agreed by the Family Mosaic. If the dwelling is heavily furnished and/or the infestation cannot be treated effectively using conventional formulations a space treatment may be used, in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, provided the prior written approval of Family Mosaic has been obtained. b) Pest Proofing: The proofing works will comprise of but are not limited to: Investigation of pest entry points both internally and externally to the dwelling including for example removal of kitchen and bathroom units and reinstating, cutting access holes for investigation and making good, removal and reinstatement of loft insulation and the completion of appropriate proofing following eradication to restrict future pest access with materials agreed by the Family Mosaic for example, wire wool and concrete.

description: This notice relates to a contract covering areas of housing stock within London and Essex. The contract includes both the monitoring, treatment and eradication of pests in both individual and communal dwellings, inclusive of internal and external areas as required.

Family Mosaic

street: Albion House, 20 Queen Elizabeth Street

postalCode: SE1 2RJ


description: Care Home without Nursing — 65+ Temporary Illness or Frailty.

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6LR

OBEE Care Ltd

street: 23 Cobham Rd

postalCode: SS0 8EG


title: Care Home with Nursing — End of Life — 65+.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client Review:
Price: 40
Features:
Capability: 10
Qualifications:
Custom Metric: 50

street: Attn. Martin Pope, Anglesey House

postalCode: WS15 1UL

Oulton Abbey Care Home

street: Church Lane


description: School catering service for 1 500 students across two dining facilities.

title: Bodmin College — Catering Tender.

description: To provide a school meals service for 1 500 students across 2 dining facilities.

Bodmin College

street: Lostwithiel Road

postalCode: PL31 1DD

Aspens Services Limited

street: Suite 5 Offerton Barns Business Centre, Worcestershire


title: LB — Provision of Asbestos Analytical and Surveying Services.

description: The Trust invites interested supplier to complete the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) as their expression of interest for the Provision of Asbestos Analytical and surveying Services for the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Ability to Deliver and Manage the Service: 20
Service Provision: 15
Communication and Engagement: 5
Implementation and Exit Plan: 5
Training and Education: 5
Innovation: 5
Cost: 40
Presentation: 5

Leeds Teaching Hospitals

street: St James University Hospital, Beckett Street

postalCode: LS9 7TF


description: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext. Community Based.

Homebased Care (UK) Limited

street: 79 Marsh Lane

postalCode: B23 6HY


title: NEX16/37.

description: The procurement of the operation of ‘Registered Local Bus services’ in the North Tyneside local authority areas of the Tyne and Wear boundary with effect from 4.9.2016. It is anticipated that subsequent contracts will be for a term of 1 year, with an option of extending each contract for up to 1 year should this be necessary. The contracts will be tendered on the basis of operating specified timetables. The vehicles required will be low floor, easy access, meeting Euro 4 engine emission standards and meeting the requirements of the Disability Discrimination Acts with a minimum capacity of 23 passengers.

Tyne and Wear PTE (t/a Nexus)

street: 33, St James' Boulevard

postalCode: NE1 4AX

Go North East Ltd

street: 117 Queen Street

postalCode: NE8 2UA


description: Client — Home Support Physical Disab. Ext. Community Based.

Domcare

street: 165 Buryfield Road Solihull

postalCode: B91 2BB


title: Funded Nursing Care — Single — Self-Funder.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review:
Price:
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom metric:

Interhaze Limited

street: 35 Gwynne Park Ave

postalCode: IG8 8AB


title: Home Support — Learning Disabilities 18-64.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review: 30
Price: 60
Features:
Capability: 10
Qualifications:
Custom metric:

London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6

postalCode: N22 8LE

Link Community Care

street: Unit 6, 465A Hornsey Road

postalCode: N19 4DR


name: Principal Catering Consultants Ltd T/A Principals

title: School Catering — Brunswick House

title: School Catering — Brunswick House, Kent.

description: Brunswick House Primary School current school meal catering contract expired 31.7.2016 and in accordance with best procurement practice, EU and UK Procurement Directives and Regulations have sought a provider to operate the School Meals and catering requirements commencing 1.8.2016. The procurement process adopted is based upon the ‘Open’ Procedure, as detailed in ‘The Public Contract Regulations 2015’. The Contracting Authority shall be Brunswick House Primary School. Procurement Services Group has been commissioned by EduKent to manage the procurement process only on behalf of Brunswick House Primary School.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Meal price: 35
Menu and food service: 12
Dietary requirements: 4
Creativity / Innovation: 6
Mobilisation: 3
Ingredients provenance: 6
Food hygiene and health and safety: 7
Complaints procedure and feedback: 8
Staff and training: 7
Cash collection: 2
Profit share: 10

Brunswick House Primary School

street: Leafy Lane

postalCode: ME16 0QQ

street: Harbour & Jones Limited, 1st Floor, The Lightbox, 127-133 Charing Cross Road

postalCode: WC2H 0EW


Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB

First Practice Healthcare Ltd

street: International House Staniforth Street

postalCode: B4 7DN


name: Tyco Fire and Integrated Solutions (UK) Limited

name: Ministry of Defence, Ships, Queen Elizabeth Class

description: Parts for warships. Initial Provisioning Spares for Queen Elizabeth Class Flooding Spray Pre-Wet and Flight Deck Firefighting Fire Extinguishing Systems and Fire Detection.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

street: Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH

street: Security House, The Summit, Hanworth Road

postalCode: TW16 5DB

Ministry of Defence

street: MoD, Abbeywood, DE&S, QEC


title: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext Community Based.

Ave Maria Care Services

street: Park View House

postalCode: B74 3EN


title: Recycling of Comingled Recyclable Material and Collection and Transportation of Glass.

description: Inverclyde Councils requirements are as follows: 1. Operation of Councils MRF for Processing Comingled Recyclates — Processing and Recycling of comingled recyclable material at Inverclyde Council's MRF — The disposal of waste arising following the process and treatment thereof — The adoption of the MRF Code of Practice being developed by Zero Waste Scotland — Associated Ancillary Services 2. Collection and Processing of Glass — The Collection of glass from licensed premises and Neighbourhood Recycling Points. — The haulage of glass, including glass collected by Inverclyde Council, to reprocessors.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 15
Commercial: 85

Inverclyde Council

street: Corporate Procurement, Municipal Buildings, Clyde Square

postalCode: PA15 1LX

Greenlight Environmental Ltd

street: Blocks 4&5, Lomond Industrial Estate

postalCode: G83 0TL


title: Supervised Consumption Service

description: Consumption Service is the provision of prescribed medication — namely methadone or buprenorphine to clients who are required to have their doses supervised within a pharmacy setting. The service will be delivered to clients aged 18 years or over who are resident in Derby and present with a script requiring supervision at the named pharmacy. The specific objective of the service is to ensure compliance with the agreed clinical treatment plan through the provision of: — Supervision of the prescribed medication; — Motivational support that increases engagement with treatment; — Advice and information to promote the uptake of BBV testing and vaccination; — A service that operates as part of the drug and alcohol system by liaising with the clinician and key workers at St Andrews House; — General health and well-being advice and information. The pharmacy is required to comply with the following: — The service must be provided throughout contracted pharmacy hours; — The pharmacy will have a standard operating procedure in place for managing the Supervised Consumption Service; — The service will be offered to clients in a confidential area within the named pharmacy; — Pharmacists will support the clinician by monitoring the continuity of care whilst being supervised — including reporting concerns or missed doses to St Andrews House; — Pharmacists will have completed the Substance Use and Misuse training through the Centre for Pharmacy Postgraduate Education (CPPE).

description: The service provider will supply Levonorgestrel Oral Emergency Contraception (OEC) when appropriate, to young women under the age of 18 years; in-line with the requirements of the locally produced Patient Group Direction (PGD) and provide support and advice to young women accessing the service, including advice on the avoidance of pregnancy and STIs, through safer sex and condom use, regular contraceptive methods and provide onward signposting to services which specialise in these areas. Clients over the age of 18 years will be appropriately signposted to alternative providers of free OEC and advised that they may purchase OEC at pharmacies over the counter at their own cost. Emergency contraception methods are not limited to OEC and include the use of Intra-uterine devices (IUDs). Though this service only allows supply of OEC, it raises awareness of other methods of emergency contraception that are available and facilitates access to these. The service provider(s) delivering this service will be required to maintain a minimum of 3 EHC consultations per month in order to achieve the required quality standard.

title: Pharmacy Needle Exchange Service

description: The main aim of the Needle Exchange Service is to reduce the transmission of blood-borne viruses and other infections caused by sharing injecting equipment, such as HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C. In turn this reduces the prevalence of blood-borne viruses and bacterial infections — so benefiting wider society. The Needle Exchange Service also aims to reduce the other harms caused by drug use and includes: — Advice on minimising the harms caused by illicit drug taking; — Help to stop using drugs — by facilitating access to drug treatment; — Access to other health services; — Safeguarding of vulnerable adults and children. The service will be provided to individuals aged 18 years and over. It will be available across all the opening hours of the designated pharmacy. The Needle Exchange service is a confidential service, offered free of charge to clients requiring sterile drug injecting equipment. It is not dependent upon engagement by the individual with any other service. The service will deliver a personalised package of healthcare to drug injectors in the city by: — Undertaking an assessment of an individuals need to access the needle exchange; — Inspecting injecting/wound sites and giving appropriate advice and information (see attached Good Practice); — Femoral Injectors; — Distributing pre-prepared injecting packs in accordance with individual assessed need and in accordance with the specification; — Accepting returns of used needles and injecting equipment for safe disposal; — Demonstrating an integrated approach to working with the Drug and Alcohol treatment service based at St Andrews House through: Referral of groin/femoral or other high risk injectors to St Andrews House for the specialist clinical needle exchange service; Referring all clients who require vaccination for BBV's to St Andrews House; Discussing all cases of concern with the harm reduction nurse (in particular femoral or high risk injectors); Onward referral to St Andrews for clients wishing to access drug treatment; — Consistently promoting safe injecting practices to avoid injection site infections and reduce the risks from infectious illnesses associated with injecting drug use; — Providing a level of privacy to service users that safeguards their right to confidentiality and is maintained through the provision of a private area for transactions; — Motivating and encourage individuals to attend at specialist treatment services for substance misuse; — Promoting, signposting and refer clients on to other health services if required; — Promoting overall health improvement advice including safer sex, nutrition and oral health; — Offering advice on safe storage of equipment; — Ensuring that community pharmacy staff providing needle and syringe programme interventions are sufficiently trained in drug awareness, impact of substance misuse and blood borne viruses.

description: The service includes the provision, fitting, checking, monitoring and removal of contraceptive implants licensed for use in the UK (Nexplanon®) to women who choose this method of contraception as the most acceptable to them, provided that it is not contraindicated. The service also includes the ongoing management of contraceptive implants to address any concerns/difficulties identified by the patient. The provider will offer and provide contraception implants, as part of a range of contraception choices, to women registered with a GP practice and where applicable, to women registered with other practices through collaborative agreements. The objectives of this service are to: — Provide an accessible contraception implant insertion and removal service as part of a range of contraception choices for women; — Raise awareness of the benefits of contraceptive implants by providing high quality advice, support and information on the full range of contraception methods to all women on or seeking contraception and particularly to women aged under 25.

description: The service includes the provision, fitting, checking, monitoring and removal of intrauterine contraceptive devices/systems (IUCDs/IUS) licensed for use in the UK to women for contraception or for emergency contraception as appropriate. The provider will offer and provide IUCDs/IUS, as part of a range of contraception choices, to women registered with a GP practice and where applicable, to women registered with other practices through collaborative agreements. The objectives of this service are to: — Provide an accessible IUCD/IUS insertion and removal service as part of a range of contraception choices for women; — Raise awareness of the benefits of IUCDs/IUS by providing high quality advice, support and information on the full range of contraception methods to all women on or seeking contraception, and particularly to women aged under 25; — To promote and facilitate urgent signposting to Contraception and Sexual Health Services (C and SH) for accessible and timely post-coital fitting for emergency contraception.

description: The NHS Health Check programme is a mandatory public health service for the local authority. The NHS Health Check is a systematic vascular risk assessment and management programme to help prevent various cardiovascular related diseases including heart disease, stroke, diabetes, dementia and kidney disease. The requirement is to offer to the 20 per cent of all eligible patients registered within Derby City aged 40-74 years, an NHS Health Check as part of a 5 year rolling programme with an uptake level of 50 %-75 %. The eligible cohort includes people between 40 to 74 years of age who have no previous diagnosis of CVD and are not currently taking statins. The provider will ensure that the most appropriate mix of invitation methods are used to encourage uptake of the programme and in particular to increase uptake amongst relatively deprived and hard-to-reach groups. The provider will provide an accessible service for working individuals by offering appointment times which include evening and/or weekend appointments for an NHS Health Check. The provider will provide tailored face-to-face feedback for each individual on their future risk of cardiovascular disease. In addition to the appropriate medical management of risk this will include advice on lifestyle and referral to local lifestyle interventions and/or Referral of ‘at risk’ patients to their GP for further investigation and management as appropriate. Payment to be made of 20 GBP per eligible Health Check delivered.

title: TD1095 — Derby City Public Health Primary Care Services.

description: Derby City Council invites applications from all suitably qualified general practitioners, pharmacies and healthcare providers to supply a range of Public Health Primary Care Services across all seventeen wards covering the Derby City location under the following frameworks: NHS Health Checks Programme (Lot 1) Contraceptive implant fitting and management (Lot 2) Intra-uterine Contraception Device Fittings (IUCD) and Intra-uterine System (IUS) fitting, management and removal (Lot 3) Needle Exchange Service (Lot 4) Community Oral Emergency Contraception Service (Lot 5) Supervised Consumption Service (Lot 6).

awardCriteriaDetails: Quality: 100

Derby City Council

street: Council House, Corporation Street

postalCode: DE1 2FS


title: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext. Community Based.

Sevacare (UK) Limited

street: 19 Carters Green

postalCode: B70 9QP


title: 2 Bed — 4 Persons.

description: 2 Bed — 4 Persons.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review:
Price: 100
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom metric:

London Borough of Newham

street: 1000 Dockside

postalCode: E16 2QU

Crystal Estate Limited

street: 534 London Road

postalCode: TW7 4EP


title: Client — Home Support Dementia Ext. Community Based.


description: Provision of a local Healthwatch in the Borough for a period of 2 years commencing on 1.10.2016 with the option to extend the contract for a further 2 years, in 12-monthly intervals. Prospective Tenderers are advised to register their interest by going to https://www.londontenders.org/procontract/supplier.nsf It is the opinion of the London Borough of Sutton that TUPE may apply to this Contract. Deadline for receipt of tender bids is 12:00 midday on 25.7.2016. Full Advertisement on e-Tendering Portal.

title: Healthwatch Sutton 2016-2020.

description: Tender for the Provision of Healthwatch Sutton. Organisations will work with communities to influence commissioners to design and provide better health and social care services.

London Borough of Sutton

street: Civic Offices, St Nicholas Way

postalCode: SM1 1EA


title: Civil Contingency Aircraft.

Met Office

street: Fitzroy Road

postalCode: EX1 3PB


title: Ad-Hoc Taxi services for 8 passengers or less.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review:
Price: 80
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom metric: 20

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

Leyton Midland Cars

street: High Road, Leyton

postalCode: E10 6RF


description: Aberdeenshire Council is requesting bids for the removal of existing, supply and installation of 3 dual fuel burners. 1 at each of 3 quarry sites in Aberdeenshire.

title: Supply and Installation of Dual Fuel Burners at Aberdeenshire Quarries.

description: The purpose of this Invitation to Tender is to invite bids for the Removal of existing, Supply and installation of 3 No. dual fuel burners at Balmedie Quarry, Belhelvie, Aberdeenshire, AB23 8YT; Craiglash Quarry, Galssel, Aberdeenshire, AB31 4EA, Pitcaple Quarry, Pitcaple, Aberdeenshire, AB51 5DY.

Aberdeenshire Council

street: Woodhill House, Westburn Road

postalCode: AB16 5GB

Asphalt Burner Services Ltd

street: Unit b3, 1-6 loves hill

postalCode: BT45 8DP


title: CBC-0613-T-LS Accommodation Based Support for Women and Children Fleeing Domestic Abuse.

description: The aim of the service is to provide personalised support interventions to women with or without dependant children under 16 fleeing domestic abuse across 2 purpose-built refuges providing a total of 22 units in Central Bedfordshire acting as the managing agent for Aragon Housing Association. Support must ensure women can access a safe and stable place to live along with support to overcome crisis, develop new skills and abilities and move back to independence.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 50
Pricing: 30
Presentation: 20

Central Bedfordshire Council

street: Priory House

postalCode: SG17 5TQ


name: Edicom — Intercambio Electrónico de Datos y Comunicaciones, S.L.

name: The Minister for the Cabinet Office acting through Crown Commercial Service

title: PEPPOL Access Point Services.

description: Crown Commercial Service as the Authority is putting in place a Pan Government Collaborative Framework Agreement for use by UK public sector bodies identified at VI.3) (and any future successors to these organisations), which include Central Government Departments and their Arm's Length Bodies and Agencies, Non Departmental Public Bodies, NHS bodies and Local Authorities. The above Public Sector Bodies have a need for PEPPOL Access Point Services for the electronic exchange of business documentation including invoices and purchase orders. ‘PEPPOL (Pan-European Public Procurement Online)’ was initiated in 2008 with the aim of simplifying electronic procurement across borders by developing technology standards that could be implemented across all governments within Europe. The overall objective was to enable businesses to communicate electronically with any government institution in the procurement process, increasing efficiencies and reducing costs. This procurement will give access to PEPPOL Standards-based IT Transport Infrastructure through Access Points, and the services provided for eProcurement with standardised electronic document formats. Department of Health have publicly committed to the adoption of PEPPOL across all NHS Trusts. The implementation of PEPPOL is intended to remove unnecessary process inefficiencies which arise during the transfer of business documents. It is estimated that the current process requires significant manual intervention. It is also means that a single supplier wishing to trade with the NHS may have to accept 150 different formats of purchase orders. The adoption of a single standard allows customers to exchange these business documents through a single ‘Access Point’. The process reduces complexity and costs for the contracting body and for the provider using what is commonly known as a 4 corner model. This allows the contracting body and the provider to select their own Access Point Provide with PEPPOL mandating that information passes between the 2. A key feature of the PEPPOL network is the freedom for suppliers to engage with an Access Point provider of their choice, to send and receive electronic documents with any organisation in the PEPPOL network through 1 single source, eliminating complex relationships with buyers, their service providers and related obligations. The network is governed by the PEPPOL Transport Infrastructure Agreements, establishing a many-to-many legal framework instead of the traditional bilateral agreements entered into between service providers. The documents are routed through Access Points and the receiver's capabilities can be discovered by using the PEPPOL Service Metadata Publisher (SMP) services. The content and validation rules ensure consistency for all parties. It is estimated that anywhere between 0,48 GBP and 5,40 GBP can be saved per transaction each year (this is dependent on the current systems and how paper-reliant current processes are). For the Department of Health, if all Trusts were to on-board, this would result in savings of between 12,5 GBP and 135m GBP in savings each year. This money could be better spent elsewhere providing the National Health Service to UK taxpayers. In addition, a further catalyst for this procurement is Directive 2014/55/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council on e-Invoicing which states that the public sector organisations of all European members must be able to send and receive an electronic invoice in a structure format by November 2018. The PEPPOL Standard will ensure that the Department of Health and other Contracting Bodies are compliant with the terms of this EU Directive which is intended to make the relationship between public sector organisations and their suppliers simpler, more secure and more cost effective. While other contracting bodies will not be mandated to use the PEPPOL standard, this Framework Agreement will provide them with a route to comply with that Directive 2014/55/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council. A detailed description of the services that a provider will be required to supply is set out at Schedule 2 of Attachment 4 Framework Agreement. The following services are not within the scope of this Framework Agreement: Archiving services; Invoice Retrieval; Remapping; Buyer connection. The duration referred to in section II.1.4) is 2 years plus the option for 2 12-month extensions (potentially a 4-year total framework). Crown Commercial Service reserves the right for an electronic auction to be held by Public Sector bodies during further competition among the parties to the Framework Agreement(s).

street: Rosebery Court, St Andrews Business Park

postalCode: NR7 0HS

IBX Group AB — A Capgemini Company

street: Gustavlundsv. 131

countryName: SE

Babelway SA

street: Chemin du Cyclotron 6

countryName: BE

Basware Holdings Limited

street: Melbourne House, 46 Aldwych

postalCode: WC2B 4LL

Cloud Trade Technologies Limited

street: One Redcliffe Street

cloudBuy Plc

street: 5 Jupiter House, Calleva Park, Ladermston

postalCode: RG7 8NN

Data Interchange

street: Rhys House, Minerva Business Park

postalCode: PE2 6FT

EDI Factory Ltd Trading As Celtrino

street: 67-70 Meath Street, 8

countryName: IE

GHX UK Ltd

street: Unit 326, Cambridge Science Park, Milton Road

postalCode: CB4 0WG

Healthlogistics.co.uk Ltd

street: 68 Akeman Street, Herts

postalCode: HP23 6AF

street: Charles Robert Darwin, 8

countryName: ES

mySupply ApS

street: Peter Løths Vej 2

countryName: DK

NetEDI Ltd

street: Unit 9, Kings Court, King Street, Leyland

postalCode: PR25 2LE

Pagero Norway AS

street: PB 621 Skoyen

countryName: NO

Science Warehouse Limited

street: Birmingham Road, Henley in Arden, West Midlands

postalCode: B95 5QA

Tradeshift Holdings Inc.

street: 612 Howard Street, Suite 100, California

countryName: US

Transalis Limited

street: Browne Jacobson LLP, 6 Bevis Marks

postalCode: EC3A 7BA

TrueCommerce Limited

street: 9 and 10 Rowan House, Westwood Way

postalCode: CV4 8HS

Tungsten Network Limited

street: Pountney Hill House, 6 Laurence Pountney Hill

postalCode: EC4R 0BL

Virtualstock Limited

street: One Valpy, 20 Valpy Street

postalCode: RG1 1AR


title: Minicabs and Taxis Saloons.

description: Minicabs and Taxis Saloons.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client Review:
Price: 80
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom Metric: 20

London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6

postalCode: N22 8LE

Sam's Cars Limited

street: 51 Stoke Newington High Street

postalCode: N16 8EL


title: SME Growth Project.

Wiltshire Council

street: County Hall, Bythesea Road

postalCode: BA14 8JN


title: CRD 543-16 Supply of Four (4) x Wheeled Loader Vehicles.

description: This contract is for the purchase of 4 new Wheeled Loader Vehicles to replace existing vehicles which are at the end of their economically serviceable life. The loaders are used at the Council's four Winter Depots to undertake salt piling, Winter Spreader loading and general Highways bulk handling requirements. A single Economic Operator will be awarded the contract and this will be the company who achieves the highest score against the Award Criteria. Full details of the specification are set out in the ‘Specification Checklist’ document and the vehicles are to be supplied to that specification. Where no specified requirement is stated then the manufacturer's standard specification appropriate to the required performance and compatible with the defined elements of the Specification is required. Any vehicle that does not meet the minimum specification levels stated in the Specification Checklist will be excluded from the procurement process.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council

street: County Hall, Cross Street

postalCode: HU17 9BA


title: Remote Teleradiology Reporting Service.

Procurement and Logistics Service

street: 77 Boucher Crescent

postalCode: BT12 6HU


description: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext Community Based.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review: 20
Price: 40
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom metric: 40

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB

Four Oaks Healthcare

street: Fort Dunlop

postalCode: B24 9FE


title: Electron Analysers (DLSPIN0345).

Diamond Light Source Ltd

street: Diamond House, Harwell Science and Innovation Campus

postalCode: OX11 0DE


name: Great Care Home Health Care Services Ltd

description: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext. Community Based.

street: 700-05/06 Canalside House, 67-68 Rolfe Street

postalCode: B66 2AL


description: Client — Home Support Physical Disab. Ext. Community Based.

Phemacare Ltd

street: 5 Greenfield Crescent

postalCode: B15 3BE


Nationwide Care Services Ltd

street: Amington House, 95 Amington Road

postalCode: B25 8EP


description: Client — Home Support Physical Disab Ext Community Based.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client Review: 20
Price: 40
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom Metric: 40

Trident Reach the People

street: The Newman Building

postalCode: B16 8UQ