name: NHS London Procurement Partnership (Hosted by Guy's and St Thomas' NHS FT)

rel: prev

description: Between 1 and 3 as per original OJEU notice.

description:
This is a re-publication of notice OJEU ref 2017/S 046-084770

The DPS will allow for public sector organisations to procure training from providers on the SFA Register(RoATP). It will be split in to apprenticeship categories (including but not limited to: (see original OJEU advert).

June 2017 - The following Categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:

— management degree/masters apprenticeships,

— digital degree/masters apprenticeships,

— registered Nurse Degree apprenticeships,

— nursing associate apprenticeships,

— events assistant apprenticeships.

December 2017 — the following Categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:

— procurement,

— project management,

— service improvement,

— education and training,

— end point assessment.

May 2018 — the following categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:

— operating department practitioner,

— AHP degree/masters apprenticeships,

— advanced clinical practitioner.

December 2018 — the following categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:

— midwifery degree apprenticeships,

— specialist, community and public health degree and masters apprenticeships.

June 2019 - the following categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:

- Psychological wellbeing practitioner

February 2022 - This DPS is now being extended for a 12 month period with a new end date of 2nd April 2023

The Dynamic Purchasing System for the Procurement of Apprenticeship Training Providers, original OJEU ref 2017/S 046-084770 will now be hosted on the Atamis eTendering portal rather than ProContract (Proactis). Interested bidders should now apply to the DPS at: - https://healthfamily.force.com/s/Welcome (rather than www .lppsourcing.org) and apply for project reference C59215 which replaces the old ProContract project reference DN240205.
Alternatively the following link can be used:- https://health-family-contract-search.secure.force.com/ProSpend__CS_ContractPage?SearchType=Projects&uid=a078d000000sqgIAAQ&searchStr=C59215&sortStr=Recently+Published&page=1&filters=&County=
Suppliers who are already successfully awarded to the DPS will already have been contacted and do not need to reapply through Atamis.
The DPS is now live on Atamis and ProContract will no longer be able to accept applications.
April 2022 - the following 2 new categories are being added to the DPS: -
- Estates and Construction Services
- Environment and Sustainability

title: Dynamic Purchasing System for the Provision of Apprenticeship Training Providers

label: Description of procurement

text:
This is a re-publication of notice FTS ref 2022/S 000-010805
The DPS will allow for public sector organisations to procure training from providers on the SFA Register(RoATP). It will be split in to apprenticeship categories (including but not limited to: (see original OJEU advert).
June 2017 - The following Categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:
- management degree/masters apprenticeships,
- digital degree/masters apprenticeships,
- registered Nurse Degree apprenticeships,
- nursing associate apprenticeships,
- events assistant apprenticeships.
December 2017 - the following Categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:
- procurement,
- project management,
- service improvement,
- education and training,
- end point assessment.
May 2018 - the following categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:
- operating department practitioner,
- AHP degree/masters apprenticeships,
- advanced clinical practitioner.
December 2018 - the following categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:
- midwifery degree apprenticeships,
- specialist, community and public health degree and masters apprenticeships.
June 2019 - the following categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:
- Psychological wellbeing practitioner
March 2023 - This DPS is now being extended for a 12 month period with a new end date of 1st April 2024
The Dynamic Purchasing System for the Procurement of Apprenticeship Training Providers, original OJEU ref 2017/S 046-084770 will now be hosted on the Atamis eTendering portal rather than ProContract (Proactis). Interested bidders should now apply to the DPS at: - https://healthfamily.force.com/s/Welcome (rather than www .lppsourcing.org) and apply for project reference C59215 which replaces the old ProContract project reference DN240205.
Alternatively the following link can be used:- https://health-family-contract-search.secure.force.com/ProSpend__CS_ContractPage?SearchType=Projects&uid=a078d000000sqgIAAQ&searchStr=C59215&sortStr=Recently+Published&page=1&filters=&County=
Suppliers who are already successfully awarded to the DPS will already have been contacted and do not need to reapply through Atamis.
The DPS is now live on Atamis and ProContract will no longer be able to accept applications.
April 2022 - the following 2 new categories are being added to the DPS: -
- Estates and Construction Services
- Environment and Sustainability

text:
This is a re-publication of notice OJEU ref 2017/S 046-084770
The DPS will allow for public sector organisations to procure training from providers on the SFA Register(RoATP). It will be split in to apprenticeship categories (including but not limited to: (see original OJEU advert).
June 2017 - The following Categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:
- management degree/masters apprenticeships,
- digital degree/masters apprenticeships,
- registered Nurse Degree apprenticeships,
- nursing associate apprenticeships,
- events assistant apprenticeships.
December 2017 - the following Categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:
- procurement,
- project management,
- service improvement,
- education and training,
- end point assessment.
May 2018 - the following categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:
- operating department practitioner,
- AHP degree/masters apprenticeships,
- advanced clinical practitioner.
December 2018 - the following categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:
- midwifery degree apprenticeships,
- specialist, community and public health degree and masters apprenticeships.
June 2019 - the following categories are now being added to the scope of the DPS:
- Psychological wellbeing practitioner
February 2022 - This DPS is now being extended for a 12 month period with a new end date of 2nd April 2023
The Dynamic Purchasing System for the Procurement of Apprenticeship Training Providers, original OJEU ref 2017/S 046-084770 will now be hosted on the Atamis eTendering portal rather than ProContract (Proactis). Interested bidders should now apply to the DPS at: - https://healthfamily.force.com/s/Welcome (rather than www .lppsourcing.org) and apply for project reference C59215 which replaces the old ProContract project reference DN240205.
Alternatively the following link can be used:- https://health-family-contract-search.secure.force.com/ProSpend__CS_ContractPage?SearchType=Projects&uid=a078d000000sqgIAAQ&searchStr=C59215&sortStr=Recently+Published&page=1&filters=&County=
Suppliers who are already successfully awarded to the DPS will already have been contacted and do not need to reapply through Atamis.
The DPS is now live on Atamis and ProContract will no longer be able to accept applications.
April 2022 - the following 2 new categories are being added to the DPS: -
- Estates and Construction Services
- Environment and Sustainability

description: eAuctions may be used during individual mini competitions at the discretion of the Participating Authority

type: open

description: Guy's & St Thomas' NHS FT (as host of the NHS LPP) is seeking to establish a DPS for the provision ofApprenticeship Training which shall be open to: - LPP member bodies (whether full, associate or othermembers) as listed at: http://www.lpp.nhs.uk/about-lpp/our-members/and any new LPP members for the2 / 4duration of the contract; plus any other NHS/Public Sector bodies located in England, Wales, Scotland & Ireland, subject to approval of LPP, including but not limited to Acute & Foundation Trusts, CCGs, Ambulance, Care, Hospital, Mental Health & Community Health Trusts, Special Health Authorities, Health Boards, NHS Commissioning Boards, CSUs and other health orgs (Wales, Scotland & N. Ireland), Health & Social Care Trusts (Ireland), Community Health Councils, Local Health Boards, Social Enterprises, NHS Collaborative Procurement Hubs/Organisations, GP Practices, Primary Care Commissioners, DoH Public Health England &Local Authorities & any successor organisations of the above.

description: Education and training services

description:
List and brief description of conditions:
On application to the Dynamic Purchasing System providers will be asked if they are listed on the SFA Register of Apprenticeship Training Providers (RoATP). Potential providers may be awarded on to the DPS without being on the register but at the 2nd stage (further competitions) being listed on the RoATP will be a mandatory criteria for participation.
In order to be awarded on to the RoATP providers must have a UK provider reference number (UKPRN).
Potential bidders should refer to the supplier information guidance for full details.

locality: London

postalCode: SE1 4YB

streetAddress: 200 Great Dover Street

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

name: Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust

postalCode: SE1 9RT

streetAddress: Great Maze Pond


measure: bids

title: UK Company Data Subscription

status: active

currency: GBP

status: cancelled

description: The requirement and subsequent contract shall be for an initial period of 12 months with the option to extend for an additional 6 months.

description:
This Contract was awarded by an open procurement . The contract is for a comprehensive global dataset of companies (including all UK/Ireland companies) to enable the effective delivery of UK investment support services.
The contract will be for 12 months with an optional 6 month extension.

type: price

variantPolicy: notAllowed

region: UK

title: UK Company Data Subscription

status: complete

scheme: CELEX

scheme: CPV

description: Database and operating software package

submissionMethod: electronicSubmission written

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

Department for International Trade

countryName: United Kingdom

description: Ministry or any other national or federal authority, including their regional or local subdivisions

scheme: COFOG

description: General public services

legalName: Department for International Trade

Government Legal Department

legalName: Government Legal Department

S&P Global Market Intelligence LLC

region: US

countryName: United States

scale: large

legalName: S&P Global Market Intelligence LLC

Government Legal Department  London

legalName: Government Legal Department  London

title: UK Company Data Subscription

initiationType: tender


status: unsuccessful

statusDetails: discontinued

description: 2 x 12 months

description: Sterile Disposable Tangential Flow Filtration Hollow Fibre Cartridges

Quality

type: quality

description: Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)

NHS Blood and Transplant

locality: Bristol

postalCode: BS34 7QH

streetAddress: 500 North Bristol Park

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

legalName: NHS Blood and Transplant

The High Court

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: Strand

legalName: The High Court

NHS Blood and Transplant

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

The High Court

streetAddress: The Strand


title: Safety Culture Transformation Partner

title: Leadership Development

title: Safety Culture Transformation Partner

description: This contract shall be for a period of 3 years, with the option to extend for up to a further 2 years (entirely at the discretion of NIE Networks).

description:
Lot 1 will primarily focus on the the setup of the teams required to make a transformation. A team coaches are to be appointed to aid delivery of all of the subsequent elements of work. The coaches will receive training and will ultimately allow NIE Networks to reduce our external commitment in the medium to long term.
The successful supplier will assist with the process of identifying and recruiting new coaches, and then take responsibility for training and developing this team to work as part of the delivery team. The staff identified should be people with a passion for people, safety and the future of NIE Networks. As part of the training and development package offered, coaches should have the option of attaining professionally recognised coaching qualifications.
Business Leadership Team is to be established to provide and ensure ongoing focus, support and direction in bringing the aligned commitment statement and associated values to life for the whole company and in delivering the associated elements of this programme.
The successful supplier will setup, launch and support a Business Leadership Team consisting of, as a minimum, our Executive Directors. This team should meet monthly and should provide appropriate leadership to enable the safety culture transformation generally, and specifically to the proposed Senior Management and Local Leadership Teams, as well as the Adaptive Challenge teams.
Senior Manager Leadership Teams are to be established to provide and ensure ongoing focus, support and direction in bringing the aligned commitment statement and associated values to life within each of our five Directorates and in delivering the associated elements of this programme.
Adaptive Leadership Teams are to be established to initially review the three negative underlying conditions highlighted in the integral assessment.
Local Leadership Teams are to be established to provide an effective forum for engaging staff to identify and address local technical and adaptive challenges.
Introductory training session to be prepared, and delivered to all employees.

title: Leadership Development

description: This contract is for 3 years with the option to extend for up to a further 2 years (entirely at the discretion of NIE Networks).

description:
Leadership training is to be provided to all front line industrial and operational staff.
The successful supplier will develop and deliver (with the assistance of NIE
Networks Coaches) a leadership course aimed at NIE Networks’ industrial and operational staff. The aim of this course will be to instil within this group of staff the confidence, will and skills to ensure that they and their colleagues go home safely every day.
Leadership training to be provided to all first line and senior management staff.
The successful supplier will develop and deliver (with the assistance of NIE
Networks Coaches) a leadership course aimed at NIE Networks’ management. The aim of this course will be to instil within this group of staff transformational skills that managers require in order to be highly functional, influential and engaging.

description: Northern Ireland

region: UKN

description: Business and management consultancy and related services

description: Northern Ireland

description: Management training services

title: CA289 (2022) Safety Culture Transformation

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

description:
NIE Networks has recognised the need to, and has made a commitment to positively
transform its safety culture.
Some of the key points of these interventions are as follows:
• The Safety Culture Assessment, associated feedback and communication to the wider organisation were all carried out using methodologies derived from the Integral Model as proposed originally by American philosopher Ken Wilber. As an organisation we have become familiar with the language around this, hence the strong requirement that potential suppliers would also have experience in safety culture transformation using this approach.
• The hiring and training of NIE Networks coaches should enable NIE Networks to become self sufficient, to a degree, in this space over the longer term. It is envisaged that these coaches will help to deliver significant elements of the plan in due course.
• It is recognised by the business that a transformation in safety culture is required, however it has also been recognised that significant other delivery pressures already exist. Therefore any proposed delivery plan should be both transformational and sustainable.
• The tender opportunity has been divided into two lots; Lot 1 will be the larger lot which will primarily focus on the the setup of the teams required to make a transformation, while Lot 2 will be focused on the creation and delivery of the two elements of leadership training identified.
Potential suppliers had the opportunity to submit bids for one or both lots.

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: Negotiated procedure with prior call for competition

Northern Ireland Electricity Networks

locality: Belfast,

postalCode: BT9 5HT

streetAddress: 120 Malone Road,

description: Electricity

legalName: Northern Ireland Electricity Networks

NIE Networks Limited

locality: Belfast

streetAddress: 120 Malone Road

legalName: NIE Networks Limited

name: High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, Chichester Street

WhyNot Partnering Limited

locality: Oxford

postalCode: OX2 7DY

streetAddress: 264 Banbury Road

scale: sme

legalName: WhyNot Partnering Limited

Proclaim Consulting Limited

postalCode: BT4 3DJ

streetAddress: 164 North Road

legalName: Proclaim Consulting Limited

title: Safety Culture Transformation Partner

title: Leadership Development


title: The Provision of Vehicle Fleet Management Services

description: The Contracting Authority has an option to extend the duration of the agreement by two further periods of 24 months in accordance with the terms set out in the agreement.

description: Description of procurement: Places for People Group (PfP) require an accurate, reliable and effective fleet management and administration service for its existing UK fleet, including cars, light commercial vehicles (LCVs), electric vehicles, accident management, daily hire, grey fleet and services supplied under the contract. Overview of services to be supplied but not limited to: •The management and administration to ensure compliance with all legal, routine, administrative and good practice requirements of the entire PfP fleet. •In acceptable circumstances of owned or alternatively funded vehicles. •A robust and efficient out of hours provision required to return business critical vehicles to operational use within a limited timescale. •The supply and funding of contract hire vehicles, as required, with or without maintenance. •To recommend conversion and telematic providers as and when required. There may also be a requirement to assist in the selection of appointing conversion and telematics provider(s). •A customer structure recorded against the fleet which includes (but not limited to) drivers, operational contacts, line managers/business managers, finance contacts, codes, human resources contacts and divisional contacts etc. •Transfer of existing leases, handover arrangements as required. •Liaison with existing contract hire company, for example, key for key swap (vehicle transitions). •The setting up and maintenance of PfP’s fleet records and the payment and re-billing of vehicle charges for the existing fleet. •The provision of a PfP Drivers Helpdesk to be available 24 hour out of hour’s service. •Management Information Reporting. •Bill on the 1st day of month with a company payroll report. Additional information: To respond to this opportunity please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/7UQ89E77JQ

Price

type: cost

description: UNITED KINGDOM

title: Places for People - Provision of Vehicle Fleet Management Services

description: Fleet management, repair and maintenance services

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted procedure

Places for People

locality: Preston

postalCode: PR2 2YB

streetAddress: 4 The Pavilions

description: Body governed by public law

description: Housing and community amenities

legalName: Places for People

High Court of England and Wales

roles: reviewBody mediationBody

streetAddress: Royal Court of Justice, The Strand

legalName: High Court of England and Wales

Cabinet Office

postalCode: SW1A 2AS

streetAddress: 70 Whitehall

legalName: Cabinet Office

ALD Automotive Limited

streetAddress: Oakwood Drive, Emersons Green

legalName: ALD Automotive Limited

description:
To view this notice, please click here:
https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=752130153
 GO Reference: GO-2023119-PRO-21944256


measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

measure: foreignBidsFromNonEU

measure: electronicBids

title: Contract

description:
Extension Options: The contract has the option to extend for an initial extension period of two (2) years and an additional
option to extend for a further one (1) year as outlined in document 4. FMM-20-060 Services (Contract) Commercial Conditions

description: EA invites tenders for FMM-20-060 Repair of Floor Maintenance Machinery for the Education Authority. Additional information: Education Authority for Northern Ireland has awarded the following competition - Contract for the Repair of Floor Maintenance Machines throughout Northern Ireland. This Contract has been established on behalf of EA, Primary and Post Primary schools under the control of the EA, Catholic Maintained Schools, Independent Schools in NI, Irish Medium Schools in NI, both Controlled and, Voluntary Grammar Schools, Nursery School for NI both controlled and Catholic Maintained, school meals kitchens on-site at all of these schools, and Controlled Youth Centres. https://www.education-ni.gov.uk/services/schools-plus. • Grant Controlled Integrated Education Schools in NI. https://www.nicie.org/parents/school-finder/. •Independent School in NI; and. https://www.isc.co.uk/schools/northern-ireland/. • Libraries NI. https://www.librariesni.org.uk/Libraries/. The value shown in 11.1.7 is for two of three lots/localities - £340,000 per lot/locality excluding VAT. This value has been calculated on the basis of a two year Contract with the option to extend for one period of two years and a further optional extension of one year and includes additional contingency if required. There is no guarantee of the volume required during the Contract Period or to the exact value of orders placed through it i.e. EA makes no commitment on the frequency or value of orders over the Contract Period. This will be a demand lead Contract for repair.Under this Contract Lot 1 South West and Lot 2 North have been awarded. Lot 3 East has not been awarded under the tender competition. Emergency repairs for Lot 3 can be carried out by the awarded Contractor compliantly as allowed for in the specification whilst the Authority identifies a new sourcing strategy for this Lot.

name: AC1 Methodology for the Delivery of Services

description: Locations throughout NI

description: Repair and maintenance services of machinery

description: Floor-maintenance machines

description: Floor-cleaning machines

description: The tender submission deadline has been extended until 15:00 on Thursday, 19 January 2023.

description: Only EA Procurement staff with access to the project on eTendersNI

reviewDetails: The UK does not have any special review body with responsibility for appeal/. mediation procedures in public procurement competitions. Instead; any challenges are dealt with by the High Court, Commercial Division,. to which proceedings may be issued regarding alleged breaches of the PCR 2015.. . The EA operated a standstill period (i.e. a minimum. of 10 calendar days) at the point. information on the award of contract was communicated to tenderers. That notification. provided. full information on the award decision. This provided time for the unsuccessful. tenderers to challenge the award decision before the. contract was entered into.

description: Repair and maintenance services

scheme: CPVS

description: Spare parts

Education Authority NI

postalCode: BT1 2NQ

streetAddress: 40 Academy Street

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

legalName: Education Authority NI

noIdentifierRationale: notOnAnyRegister

Libraries NI

locality: Lisburn

postalCode: BT28 1FJ

streetAddress: Lisburn City Library 23 Linenhall Street

legalName: Libraries NI

name: The UK does not have any special review body with responsibility for appeal/mediation procedures in public procurement competitions. Instead; any challenges are dealt with by the High Court, Commercial Division, to which proceedings may be issued regarding alleged breaches of the PCR 2015

CAREY CLEANING MACHINES LTD

locality: BELFAST

postalCode: BT1 2LB

streetAddress: 46 Hill Street

legalName: CAREY CLEANING MACHINES LTD

title: Contract

description: This Contract will be delivered across three Lots, based on EA’s three geographical locality splits across Northern Ireland:. Lot 1 - South West locality. Lot 2 - North locality. Lot 3 - North locality - this Lot was not awarded; however, emergency repairs shall be carried out by the awarded Contractor compliantly as allowable in the Specification until the Authority identify a suitable sourcing strategy for this Lot.


measure: lowestValidBidValue

measure: highestValidBidValue

name: IMPROVEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT

description: May be renewed if requirement still needed at end of contract. Need for renewal shall be evaluated 6 months before end date of the contract

description:
Open Tendering Procedure
Online/virtual tenders. Procurement through Atamis e-procurement
RFI Published - 6th April 2022
PIN published - 28th April 2022
Engagement Day - 5th May 2022
Contract Notice/ ITT Published - 27th July 2022
ITT Response Date- 15:00 GMT 5th September 2022

description: Social work and related services

title: DHSC:ASC:Better Care Fund

description:
Update to Microsoft Teams Webinar link -
5th May 14:00-15:30
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streetAddress: Online - Atamis

description: Authorised person- Commercial Representatives Lara Dolamore

description: Support to a comprehensive Better Care Fund programme of Health, Housing and Social Care integration support that provides support to social care local systems. Support is tailored to a diverse range of local system needs and designed to help systems deliver person centred integrated services.

performanceTerms: Performance measured on KPI's<br/>KPI's include - Evidence interventions, take up of support offer, Quality of support offer, Home first ethos and Follow up support

electronicInvoicingPolicy: allowed

description: Community action programme

Department of Health and Social Care

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

postalCode: SW1H 0EU

streetAddress: 39 Victoria Street

description: Ministry or any other national or federal authority, including their regional or local subdivisions

description: Health

legalName: Department of Health and Social Care

High Court

legalName: High Court

postalCode: SW1P 3HZ

streetAddress: 18 Smith Square, Westminster, London

description:
To obtain further information and access ITT Documents
Please follow these steps:

To register your interest and access ITT Documents for this Opportunity please use link below:
https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome
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title: Seismic Hazard Expert

title: Seismologist

title: Capable Faulting and Structural Geologist Expert

title: Coastal flooding and shore interaction expert

title: Sea-level rise and storminess expert

title: Meteorologist

title: Climate Change Expert

title: A1 - Seismic Hazard Expert for Nuclear Facilities

description:
1.1 ONR is seeking a new panel member with expertise in seismic hazard assessment to take the lead in reviewing the seismic hazard characterisation of UK nuclear sites. The candidate should be a recognised expert in the field of seismic hazard and risk analysis, both within the UK and internationally, ideally through extensive and highly cited peer-reviewed publication in these areas, as well as through high-level engagements and other indicators of esteem. The candidate would be expected to be familiar with UK seismicity and seismic hazard; experience of seismic hazard assessments in the UK and in other regions including those of relatively low seismic activity would both be viewed as very positive attributes.  1.2 The candidate would ideally have worked on seismic hazard assessments for nuclear facilities and other major infrastructure as a consultant and/or reviewer. Experience of working in a regulatory context, in the UK and/or overseas, would also be an advantage; familiarity with ONR's guidelines for natural hazard assessments would be viewed as a positive attribute. Evidence of experience related to the SSHAC process as a framework for conducting seismic hazard assessments is essential.  1.3 The individual is expected to have a strong understanding of how seismic hazard analysis is utilised in practice as part of the broader civil engineering analysis as well as a demonstrable ability to understand the wider context as well as the technical detail. Expertise in cross over areas such as structural dynamics and structural reliability would be complementary to this role. 1.4 Although being able to work within a team is important for this role, the ability to impart review comments and guidance in a constructive manner supplemented where necessary by
substantive dialogue is important. Compromise and pragmatic judgment are needed and the ability to articulate issues in a way that focusses on the significance of their contribution to the seismic hazard analysis, of which they are part, rather than simply their academic merit, is essential. The individual will be expected to pool their knowledge and experience to the benefit of the whole panel.
1.5 Requests for advice from panel members, in line with the type of work defined in para. 1.8 above, will be sought by the Project Officer from time to time.
1.6 This role will comprise:
• The proposed contract term is three years, with the option of an extension for a further two
years. Bidders should be aware that this is not guaranteed and will be dependent on ONR's
requirements. The contract will operate on a limit of liability basis, assumed to be effective
from 01 July 2022.
• ONR will reimburse based on an appropriate day rate that will be agreed upon following
receipt of the applicant's formal proposal. Remuneration is based on completion of work
packages assigned by the ONR Project Officer.
• The level of effort required will vary, but it is anticipated that it will be up to a maximum of 30 days per year.

description:
1.1 ONR is seeking a new panel member with a strong seismological background and a good
understanding of the geophysical processes that underpin the occurrence of earthquakes in
an intraplate region like the UK. The individual will ideally have a good understanding of
seismic hazard and the relationship between the occurrence of earthquakes and how this
informs the practice of seismic hazard analysis. In particular, a good understanding of the
uncertainties surrounding earthquake occurrence in an environment like the UK is essential.
1.2 The candidate will have a strong background in statistical seismology and in
understanding the earthquake source mechanics, founded on analysis of experimental rock
physics and natural earthquake data, including the effect of small samples in an intraplate
area on the random and systematic errors in parameters for seismicity models, and on
characterisations of the epistemic uncertainties that arise from lack of knowledge of long term processes.
1.3 Evidence of experience related to the SSHAC process as a framework for conducting seismic hazard assessments is important. Experience of working in a regulatory context, in the UK and/or overseas, would also be an advantage; familiarity with ONR's guidelines for natural hazard assessments would be viewed as a positive attribute.
1.4 Although being able to work within a team is important for this role, the ability to impart review comments and guidance in a constructive manner supplemented where necessary by substantive dialogue is important. Compromise and pragmatic judgment are needed and the ability to articulate issues in a way that focusses on the significance of their contribution to the seismic hazard analysis, of which they are part, rather than simply their academic merit, is essential. The individual will be expected to pool their knowledge and experience to the benefit of the whole panel.
1.5 Requests for advice from panel members, in line with the type of work defined in para. 1.8
above, will be sought by the Project Officer from time to time.
• The proposed contract term is three years, with the option of an extension for a further two
years. Bidders should be aware that this is not guaranteed and will be dependent on ONR's
requirements. The contract will operate on a limit of liability basis, assumed to be effective
from 01 July 2022.
• ONR will reimburse based on an appropriate day rate that will be agreed upon following
receipt of the applicant's formal proposal. Remuneration is based on completion of work
packages assigned by the ONR Project Officer.
• The level of effort required will vary, but it is anticipated that it will be up to a maximum of 30 days per year.

title: A3 - Structural Geologist & Capable Faulting Expert

description:
.1 ONR is seeking a panel member with a strong background in structural geology and a
good understanding of the geological processes associated with crustal deformation,
faulting and seismicity - both in the geological past and present day. The individual will need
specific experience in the application of field-based geological observations, geophysical
remote sensing and borehole techniques that are used to fully characterise the geology of a
site across a wide range of scales in order to assess the likelihood of capable (i.e., surface
rupturing) faulting hazards. The relevance of such knowledge to understanding geological
aspects of a PSHA study will also be needed. These skills will be enhanced by specific
expertise in fault weakening and reactivation processes, together with direct, research-level
experience in the application of radiometric dating techniques to determine past movement
histories along known geological faults located close to a site.
1.2 A thorough understanding of the geology and geological evolution of the British Isles and
surrounding offshore continental shelf regions will also be required for this role. An ability to
link these regional geological processes to our understanding of the uncertainties
surrounding earthquake occurrence in an intraplate setting such as the UK will also be
essential.
1.3 Evidence of experience related to the SSHAC process as a framework for conducting
seismic hazard assessments is important. Experience of working in a regulatory context, in
the UK and/or overseas, would also be an advantage; familiarity with ONR's guidelines for
natural hazard assessments would be viewed as a positive attribute.
1.4 Although being able to work within a team is important for this role, the ability to impart
review comments and guidance in a constructive manner supplemented where necessary by
substantive dialogue is important. Compromise and pragmatic judgment are needed and the
ability to articulate issues in a way that focusses on the significance of their contribution to
the seismic hazard analysis, of which they are part, rather than simply their academic merit,
is essential. The individual will be expected to pool their knowledge and experience to the
benefit of the whole panel.
1.5 Requests for advice from panel members, in line with the type of work defined in para. 1.8
above, will be sought by the Project Officer from time to time.
• The proposed contract term is three years, with the option of an extension for a further two
years. Bidders should be aware that this is not guaranteed and will be dependent on ONR's
requirements. The contract will operate on a limit of liability basis, assumed to be effective
from 01 July 2022.
• ONR will reimburse based on an appropriate day rate that will be agreed upon following
receipt of the applicant's formal proposal. Remuneration is based on completion of work
packages assigned by the ONR Project Officer.
• The level of effort required will vary, but it is anticipated that it will be up to a maximum of 30 days per year.

title: A4 - Coastal Flooding & Shoreline Interaction Expert

description:
1.1 ONR is seeking an individual who is suitably qualified and experienced in assessment of
coastal flooding and shoreline interactions. Extreme flooding is a recognised and significant
hazard considered in nuclear safety cases and its importance has increased because of the
general learning from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant incident and because of
recent flooding events in the UK.
1.2 The individual will be required to provide technical advice and guidance to both the ONR
and other members of the Expert Panel on issues relating to coastal flooding, shoreline
interactions, coastal erosion and morphological changes, compound flooding events and the
impact of climate change on coastal flooding hazards in the UK. Knowledge of extreme
flooding events is required. Expertise in coastal flooding analysis is essential, including the
collection, processing, interpretation and modelling (via both numerical and physical
models) of relevant data sets. The individual should also have knowledge of protection
against coastal flooding hazards including the design of engineered defences to relevant
codes and standards. Understanding of the uncertainties surrounding the occurrence of
extreme coastal flooding hazards in the UK is essential. The individual should also be aware
of climate change and the associated impacts on extreme coastal flooding and erosion
events in the UK. Experience of other flooding mechanisms (pluvial and fluvial), including
modelling and analysis techniques, would be beneficial for this role.
1.3 The individual should be a recognised expert in the field of coastal flooding and shoreline
interactions, and risk analysis, both within the UK and internationally. The individual should
have an extensive and highly cited peer-reviewed record of publications in this and related
areas, as well as through high-level engagements and other indicators of esteem.
1.4 The individual would ideally have experience of working in a regulatory context, in the UK
and/or overseas. Familiarity with ONR's regulatory guidance for external hazards and
assessment of safety cases would be viewed as a positive attribute. Experience in
communication regarding coastal flooding hazards, the impacts of climate change on the
hazards, and risk to non-experts would also be beneficial, for example through the provision
of training courses or engagements as an expert witness.
1.5 The individual should have a demonstrable ability to be able to understand the wider
context as well as the technical detail. An appreciation of the challenges faced not only in
the characterisation of coastal flooding hazards but also in its use in subsequent analyses for
nuclear facilities would be of benefit to this role. The individual should be familiar with good
practice for coastal flooding and shoreline interactions including the UK Climate Projections
and Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
1.6 Although being able to work within a team is an essential for this role, the ability to impart
review comments and guidance in a constructive manner supplemented where necessary by
substantive dialogue is important. Compromise and pragmatic judgment are needed and the ability to articulate issues in a way that focusses on the significance of their contribution to
the meteorological and coastal flood hazard analysis, of which they are part, rather than
simply their academic merit, is essential. As noted above, the individual will be expected to
pool their knowledge and experience to the benefit of the whole sub-panel.
1.7 Requests for advice from panel members, in line with the type of work defined in para. 1.8
above, will be sought by the Project Officer from time to time.
1.8 This role will comprise:
• The proposed contract term is three years, with the option of an extension for a further two
years. Bidders should be aware that this is not guaranteed and will be dependent on ONR's
requirements. The contract will operate on a limit of liability basis, assumed to be effective
from 01 July 2022.
• ONR will reimburse based on an appropriate day rate that will be agreed upon following
receipt of the applicant's formal proposal. Remuneration is based on completion of work
packages assigned by the ONR Project Officer.
• The level of effort required will vary, but it is anticipated that it will be up to a maximum of 30 days per year. Additional information: In order to gain access to the tender documentation you will be required to register your
organisation details on the ONR Procurement Portal, free of charge, by accessing the
following link :
https://onr.delta-esourcing.com/
When prompted, please enter Access Code UXCMR7W934 to be linked directly to the
opportunity.
The tender reference for this specific opportunity is ONR/T849.

title: A5 - Sea Level Rise Expert

description:
1.1 ONR is seeking an individual with expertise in oceanography and the assessment of sealevel rise and storminess.
1.2 The individual will be required to provide technical advice and guidance to both the ONR
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and other members of the Expert Panel on issues related to: ocean physics and systems, sealevel rise and storminess (i.e. storm surges). The individual will need to understand and
articulate the potential implications of the aforementioned technical topics on coastal
flooding hazards in the UK including extreme events. The individual should understand
hazard analysis (including the collection, processing, interpretation and modelling of
relevant data sets) and climate change impacts on ocean systems. Understanding of the
uncertainties surrounding data sets, extreme sea levels, the impact of climate change on sea
level rise, and the occurrence of extreme sea levels in the UK is essential.
1.3 The individual should be a recognised expert in the field of oceanography and risk
analysis, both within the UK and internationally. The individual should have an extensive and
highly cited peer-reviewed record of publications in these and related areas, as well as
through high-level engagements and other indicators of esteem. Understanding of the latest
scientific research trends relevant to sea level rise is important, including those matters that
are associated with significant uncertainty for future sea level rise.
1.4 The individual would ideally have experience of working in a regulatory context, in the UK
and/or overseas. Familiarity with ONR's regulatory guidance for external hazards and
assessment of safety cases would be viewed as a positive attribute. Experience in
communication regarding oceanic physics and systems, the impacts of climate change on
those systems, and risk to non-experts would also be beneficial, for example through the
provision of training courses or engagements as an expert witness.
1.5 The individual should have a demonstrable ability to be able to understand the wider
context as well as the technical detail. An appreciation of the challenges faced not only in
the characterisation of sea-level rise and storminess but also in its contribution to coastal
flooding hazards that may impact nuclear facilities would be of benefit to this role. The
individual should be familiar with good practice including the UK Climate Projections and
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
1.6 Although being able to work within a team is an essential for this role, the ability to impart
review comments and guidance in a constructive manner supplemented where necessary by
substantive dialogue is important. Compromise and pragmatic judgment are needed and the
ability to articulate issues in a way that focusses on the significance of their contribution to
the meteorological and coastal flood hazard analysis, of which they are part, rather than
simply their academic merit, is essential. As noted above, the individual will be expected to
pool their knowledge and experience to the benefit of the whole sub-panel.
1.7 Requests for advice from panel members, in line with the type of work defined in para. 1.8
above, will be sought by the Project Officer from time to time.
1.8 This role will comprise:
• The proposed contract term is three years, with the option of an extension for a further two
years. Bidders should be aware that this is not guaranteed and will be dependent on ONR's
requirements. The contract will operate on a limit of liability basis, assumed to be effective
from 01 July 2022.
• ONR will reimburse based on an appropriate day rate that will be agreed upon following
receipt of the applicant's formal proposal. Remuneration is based on completion of work
packages assigned by the ONR Project Officer.
• The level of effort required will vary, but it is anticipated that it will be up to a maximum of 30 days per year. Additional information: In order to gain access to the tender documentation you will be required to register your
organisation details on the ONR Procurement Portal, free of charge, by accessing the
following link :
https://onr.delta-esourcing.com/
When prompted, please enter Access Code UXCMR7W934 to be linked directly to the
opportunity.
The tender reference for this specific opportunity is ONR/T849.

title: A6 - Meteorology Expert

description:
2.1 ONR is seeking an individual with expertise in meteorology, and the processes that cause
extreme weather in the UK.
2.2 The individual will be required to provide technical advice and guidance to both the ONR
and other members of the Expert Panel on issues related to meteorology and associated
extreme weather hazards in the UK. Knowledge of global weather systems, and how these
impact the UK climate is required. The individual will have experience of meteorological
hazard analysis (including the collection, processing, interpretation and modelling of
meteorological data) and climate change impacts on meteorological phenomena in the UK
including extreme events. Understanding the uncertainties relating to meteorological data
sets, extreme weather occurrence in the UK and climate change effects is essential.
2.3 The individual should be a recognised expert in the field of meteorology and risk analysis,
both within the UK and internationally. The individual should have an extensive and highly
cited peer-reviewed record of publications in this and related areas, as well as through highlevel engagements and other indicators of esteem.
2.4 The individual would ideally have experience of working in a regulatory context, in the UK
and/or overseas. Familiarity with ONR's regulatory guidance for external hazards and
assessment of safety cases would be viewed as a positive attribute. Experience in
communication of meteorology, the impacts of climate change on extreme meteorological
phenomena, and risk to non-experts would also be beneficial, for example through the
provision of training courses or engagements as an expert witness.
2.5 The individual should have a demonstrable ability to be able to understand the wider
context as well as the technical detail. An appreciation of the challenges faced not only in
meteorological analysis, but also in its use in meteorological hazard characterisation and
assessment for nuclear facilities would be of benefit to this role. The individual should be
familiar with good practice for meteorological hazards and climate change including the UK
Climate Projections and Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Knowledge of how
meteorological hazards are used in design codes would be beneficial.
2.6 Although being able to work within a team is an essential for this role, the ability to
impart review comments and guidance in a constructive manner supplemented where
necessary by substantive dialogue is important. Compromise and pragmatic judgment are
needed and the ability to articulate issues in a way that focusses on the significance of their
contribution to the meteorological and coastal flood hazard analysis, of which they are part,
rather than simply their academic merit, is essential. As noted above, the individual will be
expected to pool their knowledge and experience to the benefit of the whole sub-panel.
2.7 Requests for advice from panel members, in line with the type of work defined in para. 1.8
above, will be sought by the Project Officer from time to time.
2.8 This role will comprise:
• The proposed contract term is three years, with the option of an extension for a further two
years. Bidders should be aware that this is not guaranteed and will be dependent on ONR's
requirements. The contract will operate on a limit of liability basis, assumed to be effective
from 01 July 2022.
• ONR will reimburse based on an appropriate day rate that will be agreed upon following
receipt of the applicant's formal proposal. Remuneration is based on completion of work
packages assigned by the ONR Project Officer.
• The level of effort required will vary, but it is anticipated that it will be up to a maximum of 30 days per year. Additional information: In order to gain access to the tender documentation you will be required to register your
organisation details on the ONR Procurement Portal, free of charge, by accessing the
following link :
https://onr.delta-esourcing.com/
When prompted, please enter Access Code UXCMR7W934 to be linked directly to the
opportunity.
The tender reference for this specific opportunity is ONR/T849.

title: A7 - Climate Impacts Expert

description:
2.1 ONR is seeking an individual with expertise in assessment of climate impacts. This is an
important role on the Expert Panel as the Climate Impacts Expert will bridge between the
meteorology and coastal flooding aspects of the sub-panel to provide a broader, contextual
view of climate impacts for the UK and implications for relevant natural hazards.
2.2 The individual will be required to provide technical advice and guidance to both the ONR
and other members of the Expert Panel on issues related to climate change and its potential
implications for meteorological and coastal flooding hazards in the UK. Expertise in analysis
of climate change is essential, including the collection, processing, interpretation and
modelling of relevant data sets to forecast future climate. Understanding of the
uncertainties surrounding occurrence of climate change in the UK, and the impact of
potential changes on relevant earth systems and natural hazards is essential. The individual
should be knowledgeable of extreme phenomena and tipping points in global systems.
Knowledge of paleoclimate and significant climate events from the past is important for
establishing the broader context of potential climate change in the UK.
2.3 The individual should be a recognised expert in the field of climate science and risk
analysis, both within the UK and internationally. The individual should have an extensive and
highly cited peer-reviewed record of publications in these and related areas, as well as
through high-level engagements and other indicators of esteem.
2.4 The individual would ideally have experience of working in a regulatory context, in the UK
and/or overseas. Familiarity with ONR's regulatory guidance for external hazards and
assessment of safety cases would be viewed as a positive attribute. Experience in
communication regarding climate change impacts and risk to non-experts would also be
beneficial, for example through the provision of training courses or engagements as an
expert witness.
2.5 The individual should have a demonstrable ability to be able to understand the wider
context as well as the technical detail. An appreciation of the challenges faced not only in
the characterisation of climate change but also in its use in subsequent hazard
characterisation and assessment for nuclear facilities would be of benefit to this role. The
individual should be familiar with good practice including the UK Climate Projections and
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
2.6 Although being able to work within a team is an essential for this role, the ability to
impart review comments and guidance in a constructive manner supplemented where
necessary by substantive dialogue is important. Compromise and pragmatic judgment are
needed and the ability to articulate issues in a way that focusses on the significance of their
contribution to the meteorological and coastal flood hazard analysis, of which they are part,
rather than simply their academic merit, is essential. As noted above, the individual will be
expected to pool their knowledge and experience to the benefit of the whole sub-panel.
2.7 The individual will provide a peer review function for the Meteorological & Coastal
Flooding Sub-Panel. It is important that they have a broad knowledge of earth sciences.
2.8 Requests for advice from panel members, in line with the type of work defined in para. 1.8
above, will be sought by the Project Officer from time to time.
2.9 This role will comprise:
• The proposed contract term is three years, with the option of an extension for a further two
years. Bidders should be aware that this is not guaranteed and will be dependent on ONR's
requirements. The contract will operate on a limit of liability basis, assumed to be effective
from 01 July 2022.
• ONR will reimburse based on an appropriate day rate that will be agreed upon following
receipt of the applicant's formal proposal. Remuneration is based on completion of work
packages assigned by the ONR Project Officer.
• The level of effort required will vary, but it is anticipated that it will be up to a maximum of 30 days per year. Additional information: In order to gain access to the tender documentation you will be required to register your
organisation details on the ONR Procurement Portal, free of charge, by accessing the
following link :
https://onr.delta-esourcing.com/
When prompted, please enter Access Code UXCMR7W934 to be linked directly to the
opportunity.
The tender reference for this specific opportunity is ONR/T849.

description: Technical support services

description: Technical support services

description: Technical support services

description: Technical support services

description: Technical support services

description: Technical support services

description: Technical support services

title: Expert Panel on Natural Hazards

description:
ONR requires external support to provide independent expert advice and technical reviews
of safety documentation to ensure that our regulatory assessments and decisions are well
informed and robust. A panel of experts has been convened; the Expert Panel on Natural
Hazards (comprised of the Seismic Hazards Sub-Panel and the Meteorological & Coastal
Flood Hazards Sub-Panel). The role of this panel is to provide advice to ONR staff
responsible for regulating in the external hazards area (across the various ONR programmes
of work, and not just nuclear new build).
ONR is looking to appoint members to the Expert Panel as follows:
Seismic Hazard Expert for Nuclear Facilities
Seismology Expert
Structural Geologist & Capable Faulting Expert
Coastal Flooding & Shoreline Interaction Expert
Sea Level Rise Expert
Meteorology Expert
Climate Impacts Expert

description: Technical support services

OFFICE FOR NUCLEAR REGULATION

locality: BOOTLE

streetAddress: Building 4 Redgrave Court

description: Body governed by public law

description: Nuclear Regulation

legalName: OFFICE FOR NUCLEAR REGULATION

Christine Alcock

locality: Bootle, Merseyside

legalName: Christine Alcock

DR PETER J STAFFORD

locality: LONDON

legalName: DR PETER J STAFFORD

noIdentifierRationale: soleTrader

Edinburgh University

region: UKM

locality: EDINBURGH

scheme: GB-COH

legalName: Edinburgh University

ROBERT E HOLDSWORTH

locality: STOCKTON-ON-TEES

legalName: ROBERT E HOLDSWORTH

title: Seismic Hazard Expert

title: Seismologist

title: Sea-level rise and storminess expert

title: Meteorologist

title: Climate Change Expert


name: Derry City and Strabane District Council

statusDetails: unsuccessful

description: Derry City and Strabane District council invites suitably qualified firms for the supply, delivery, database migration, installation, staff training and commissioning of an integrated leisure management software solution for Council leisure services. DCSDC runs 10 leisure centres in district area. It is anticipated that the implementation of the new system will improve the customer experience by providing an online self-service portal facilitating joining, bookings, payment administration (including direct debit management), account management, and will permit access to these facilities using a range of devices including smartphones. The new system must also provide statistical analysis reports and intelligent marketing. Of particular interest to us is functions that will allow us to improve customer service and improve the efficiency of our business. Please refer to the CfT documents for further detail.

description: Software programming and consultancy services

description: Custom software development services

title: T23-040HCO Integrated Leisure Management Software Solution Tender

description: re-tender in 36 months

reviewDetails: As per PCR 2015

description: IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

type: suitability

description: Please refer to tender documents

locality: Derry

postalCode: BT48 7NN

streetAddress: Council Offices, 98 Strand Road

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

High Courts of Justice Northern Ireland

legalName: High Courts of Justice Northern Ireland

The Royal Courts of Justice

legalName: The Royal Courts of Justice

High Courts of Justice NI

legalName: High Courts of Justice NI


description: Parmiter’s School is a Secondary School in Watford, Hertfordshire which was established in 1977. The school gained academy status in 2011. 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 1,427 students on roll and 250 teaching and support staff. The contract being tendered is for three years in duration from November 2022 to October 2025 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 cleaning services. The School year is based on a calendar of 195 days. Five days are to be used for staff professional development which means that School will be open to receive students for the legal minimum of 190 days. The contract offered covers the scope for the provision of all cleaning services within the School, which currently includes: •Cleaning al designated areas to ensure they are kept in a hygienic, clean and safe condition •Removal of litter in designated areas •Emptying bins ready for collection •Sweep, mop or vacuum floors as applicable •Clean desks, walls, sills and frames •Remove graffiti and chewing gum •Clean glass in internal doors •Dust and clean furniture •Clean sinks and taps •Clean all washroom areas The designated areas referred to above Please see site map / building plan and sqm2 available as a separate upload via LTMS. Whilst the School prioritises value for money as a key objective of the Competitive Tender Process, the Governing body is not obliged to accept the lowest price. The value of the current contract is: - £180,000 (3 years) Parmiter’s School expects the successful contractor to enable the continued development of cleaning services. The School expects the successful tenderer to evidence, through their bid, how they shall support and complement its values and support the principles of the School. Parmiter’s is an exceptional school with a rich tradition of providing outstanding academic success and a wealth of opportunities for all our students. This includes providing excellent facilities that are maintained to the highest standard. Please be advised that this contract will be let on a 3 years basis. Please see SQ Document for further information

variantPolicy: allowed

description: A minimum of 5 suppliers and a maximum of 10 suppliers will be taken forward to the tender stage of the process. Where less than 5 suppliers meet the minimum standards, only those that meet the minimum standards will be taken through to the tender stage. Where more than 5 suppliers meet the minimum standard, those suppliers with the highest scores will proceed to the tender stage.

description: Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire

title: Parmiter's School ~ Cleaning services tender

description: The successful Supplier will be required to provide cleaning services for Parmiter's School. High Elms Lane, Garston, Nr, Watford, Hertfordshire, WD25 0UU

description: School cleaning services

Parmiter's School

locality: Hertfordshire

postalCode: WD25 0UU

streetAddress: High Elms Lane, Garston

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

legalName: Parmiter's School

Evergreen Facilities Services Ltd

postalCode: sg1 3ll

streetAddress: Evergreen House, 166b High Street, Stevenage

legalName: Evergreen Facilities Services Ltd

description:
The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement. It will be the supplier's responsibility to obtain any necessary documents in order to submit a response by the closing date and time. The contracting authority reserves the right not to award any or part of the contract which is the subject of this contract notice and reserves the right to terminate the procurement process at any time. The contracting authority will not be liable for any costs incurred by those expressing an interest in tendering for this contract opportunity.
To view this notice, please click here:
https://litmustms.co.uk/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=781149818
 GO Reference: GO-2023512-PRO-22958728


relatedLot: Lot 1

relatedLot: Lot 2

title: Medical Chart and Recording Paper and Related Consumables

name: SISK Healthcare UK Ltd Trading as Cardiac Services

title: Ultrasound Film and Related Consumables

title: Medical Chart & Recording Paper (Inc ECG & Stress Testing) & Related Consumables

status: planned

description: The products within this Lot are - Medical chart paper for use with proprietary equipment to record the output from patients undergoing various diagnostic tests including Cardiotocography (CTG), Electrocardiogram (ECG), Optical, Foetal, Pulmonary, and Respiratory monitoring and Stress Tests, Oscillometry and Refrigeration. Additional information: Precise quantities are unknown. It is anticipated that initial expenditure will be in the region of £468,000 and £756,000 in the first year of this Framework Agreement, however this is approximate only and the values may vary depending on the requirements of those bodies purchasing under the Framework Agreement.

title: Ultrasound Recording paper & Related Accessories

description: The products within this Lot are - Ultrasound film and paper for use with proprietary equipment to print out ultrasound scans. Additional information: Precise quantities are unknown. It is anticipated that initial expenditure will be in the region of £486,000 to £725,000 in the first year of this Framework Agreement, however this is approximate only and the values may vary depending on the requirements of those bodies purchasing under the Framework Agreement.

description: The products within this Lot are Medical Chart Paper and ink and ribbon film, for use with proprietary equipment to record the output from patients undergoing various diagnostic tests including cardiotocography (CTG), electrocardiogram (ECG), optical, foetal, pulmonary, bladder scanner, urine analyser, refrigeration and defibrillator recording paper. Additional information: Precise quantities are unknown. It is anticipated that initial expenditure will be in the region of £624,000 and £686,400 in the first year for Lot 1 of this Framework Agreement, however this is approximate only and the values may vary depending on the requirements of those bodies purchasing under the Framework Agreement.

title: Ultrasound Film and Related Consumables

description: The products within this Lot are Ultrasound Film and ultrasound ink and ribbon film for use with proprietary equipment to print out ultrasound scans. Additional information: Precise quantities are unknown. It is anticipated that initial expenditure will be in the region of £576,000 and £633,600 in the first year  for Lot 2 of this Framework Agreement, however this is approximate only and the values may vary depending on the requirements of those bodies purchasing under the Framework Agreement.

description: Various Locations in the UK

description: Embossed or perforated paper

description: Embossed or perforated printing paper

description: Hospital paper articles

description: Various Locations in the UK

description: Newsprint, handmade paper and other uncoated paper or paperboard for graphic purposes

description: Photosensitive, heat-sensitive or thermographic paper and paperboard

description: Photosensitive paper or paperboard

description: Heat-sensitive paper or paperboard

description: Thermographic paper or paperboard

description: Transparent or translucent paper

description: Various Locations in the UK

description: Embossed or perforated paper

description: Embossed or perforated printing paper

description: Hospital paper articles

description: Various Locations in the UK

description: Photosensitive paper or paperboard

description: Heat-sensitive paper or paperboard

description: Thermographic paper or paperboard

description: Transparent or translucent paper

title: Medical Chart Paper and Ultrasound Film

description: Although an electronic auction will not be used to award all or part of the requirements of the Framework Agreement the use of eAuctions may be an option as part of any contracts awarded under the Framework Agreement.

description: The Framework Agreement is for the supply of Medical Chart Paper and Ultrasound Film including (but not limited to) Medical Chart Paper for use with proprietary equipment to record the output from patients undergoing various diagnostic tests including cardiotocography (CTG), electrocardiogram (ECG), optical, foetal, pulmonary, bladder scanner, urine analyser, refrigeration and defibrillator recording paper. As well as Ultrasound Film for use with proprietary equipment to print out ultrasound scans. Precise quantities are unknown. It is anticipated that initial expenditure will be in the region of 1,320,000 GBP in the first year of this Framework Agreement however this is approximate only and the values may vary depending on the requirements of those bodies purchasing under the Framework Agreement. The estimated value over the maximum 4 year Framework Agreement term is 4,950,000 GBP. This is approximate only.

performanceTerms: The Framework Agreement includes obligations with respect to environmental issues and a requirement for successful suppliers to comply with the NHS Supply Chain Code of Conduct.

reviewDetails: Appeals to be logged in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended)

description: Continuous paper for computer printers

description:
Applicants should refer to II.2 of this Contract Notice for further details in respect of appointment to the individual Lots across the Framework Agreement.
Applicants may bid for one, more than one or all of the Lots and Applicants should refer to the Invitation to Tender for more information in respect of this.
The term of contracts formed under the Framework Agreement may continue beyond the end of the term of the Framework Agreement itself.
NHS Supply Chain expects to provide successful Suppliers with the opportunity to offer additional savings to customers through the provision of discounted pricing, value added offerings and commitment initiatives.
NHS Supply Chain will share savings information in order to assist its customers with making informed procurement decisions.
NHS Supply Chain intends to enter into arrangements under which it will be entitled to purchase supplies and/or services which it will make available for purchase by 1) any NHS Trust; 2) any other NHS entity; 3) any government department, agency or other statutory body (for the avoidance of doubt including local authorities) and/or 4) any private sector entity active in the UK healthcare sector. Only NHS Supply Chain can order from the Framework Agreement and enter into contracts under it.
Electronic ordering will be used and electronic invoicing will be accepted and electronic payment will be used. For the avoidance of doubt, and notwithstanding the estimate indicated at II.2.1, NHS Supply Chain does not guarantee any level of purchase through the framework and advises Applicants that the framework shall be established on a non-exclusive basis. Tenders and all supporting documentation for the contract must be priced in sterling and written in English. Any agreement entered into will be considered a contract made in England according to English law and will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts. NHS Supply Chain is not liable for any costs (including any third party costs fees or expenses incurred by those expressing an interest, participating or tendering for this contract opportunity. NHS Supply Chain reserves the right to terminate the procurement process (or part of it), to change the basis of and the procedures for the procurement process at any time, or to procure the subject matter of the contract by alternative means if it appears that it can be more advantageously procured by alternative means. The most economically advantageous or any tender will not automatically be accepted. All communications must be made through NHS Supply Chain's eTendering portal at https://nhssupplychain.app.jaggaer.com// using the Message Centre facility linked to this particular contract notice.
Please note that the maximum number of suppliers as set out in IV.1.3 is an estimate only.

minimum: Parent company or other guarantees may be required in certain circumstances. Further details will be in the tender documents.

name: NHS Supply Chain Operated by DHL Supply Chain Limited acting as agent of Supply Chain Coordination Ltd (SCCL)

postalCode: SE1 6LH

streetAddress: Skipton House, 80 London Road

description: National or federal agency/office

description: Health

NHS Supply Chain Limited

locality: Normanton

postalCode: WF6 1TL

streetAddress: Foxbridge Way

legalName: NHS Supply Chain Limited

NHS Supply Chain

postalCode: SE1 8UG

streetAddress: Wellington House, 133-155 Waterloo Road

description: National or federal agency/office

description: Health

legalName: NHS Supply Chain

DHL Supply Chain Limited

legalName: DHL Supply Chain Limited

Not applicable

locality: Not applicable

legalName: Not applicable

Nissha Medical Technologies Ltd

locality: Paignton

legalName: Nissha Medical Technologies Ltd

Philips Electronics UK Limited

locality: Farnborough

title: Ultrasound Film and Related Consumables

description:
Submission of expression of interest and procurement specific information:
This procurement exercise will be conducted on the NHS Supply Chain eProcurement portal at https://nhssupplychain.app.jaggaer.com/
Candidates wishing to be considered for this contract must register their expression of interest and provide additional procurement-specific information (if required) through the NHS Supply Chain eProcurement portal using the URL https://nhssupplychain.app.jaggaer.com/ to access the portal.
Applicants are encouraged to download the supplier handbook located within the eProcurement portal by following the 'Supplier Helpcentre' link within the Useful Links section of the Dashboard.
For any technical help with the portal please contact:
Tel: 0800 069 8630 or email: help_uk@jaggaer.com
Please refer to Section III.1.1 for additional information.


title: VPP1 - Medium Panel Van

title: VPP2  - 4 x 4's

title: VPP 3 - MPC

title: VPP4 Support Vehicle

title: VPP6 Small van

title: VPP7 Medium Panel Van

title: VPP1 Medium Panel Van

description: The DPS will be in place for a period of 4 years with an optional extension period of 12 months.  Details of the renewal will be made available via  Achilles UVDB and/or Find a Tender.

description: This package is related to the purchase of Medium Wheelbase Panel Van (FWD) for use by the First Call Operatives (FCO) in the Scotland and Southern Networks.

title: VPP2 4 x 4's

description: Purchase of 4x 4 vehicles for the Scotland and Southern Networks.

title: VPP3 - MPC

description: This VPP is related to the purchase of medium panel vans for use by the Maintenance Pressure Control teams in the Scotland and Southern Networks.

title: VPP4- Support Vehicle

description: his VPP is related to the purchase of vehicles ( long wheelbase chassis cab) for use by the Support teams in the Scotland and Southern Networks

title: VPP6 - Small van

description: This VPP s related to the purchase of small vans for the Scotland and Southern Networks

title: VPP7 - Medium Panel Van

description: This VPP is related to the purchase of medium panel vans (Medium Wheelbase Panel Van (LCV) 2900kg – 3500kg GVW (FCO (First Call Operatives) vehicles) for the Scotland and Southern Networks.

description: SOUTH EAST (ENGLAND)

region: UKJ

description: Light vans

description: SOUTH EAST (ENGLAND)

description: 4-wheel-drive vehicles

description: SOUTH EAST (ENGLAND)

description: Light vans

description: SOUTH EAST (ENGLAND)

description: Chassis cabs

description: SOUTH EAST (ENGLAND)

description: Light vans

description: SOUTH EAST (ENGLAND)

description: Panel vans

title: Supply & delivery of Light Commercial Vehicles

description: Scotland Gas Networks plc (ScGN ) and Southern Gas Netwrks plc (SoGN) area a gas distribution utility regulated by the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem). ScGN & SoGN is seeking suppliers/Manufacturers to assist in the delivery of the replacement fleet programme for light commercial vehicles. The replacement prgramme covers the following fllet profile: Doubel cab 4 x 4 Small panel van, FWD Medium panel van, FWD Large panel van, FWD & RWD Long wheelbase chassis base for drop side conversion Electric Commercial fleet options Commercial fleet with alternative fuel options

financialTerms: Payment will be made by BACS.

tendererLegalForm: SGN will accept expressions of interest and tenders from single entities or consortia. SGN does not require those consortia who intend to form a single legal entity to do so at the prequalification stage. SGN will consider contracting with a consortium, providing always that the participants in any joint venture are jointly and severally liable for all of the obligations of the supplier under the framework agreement.

reviewDetails: SGN will incorporate a standstill period of a minimum of ten (10) calendar days at the point that information on the award of the framework agreement and the reasons for the decision is communicated to suppliers.

description: Light vans

reductionCriteria: Applicants are required to complete and submit the online PQQ and meet the minimum selection requirements. Those who meet the minimum requirements will be approved onto the DPS.   Details for accessing the DPS can be found a VI.3.

description: For vehicles

Southern Gas Networks plc

locality: Horley

postalCode: RH6 9HJ

streetAddress: St Lawrence House,, Station Approach

description: Utilities

description: Production, transportation and distribution of gas and heat

legalName: Southern Gas Networks plc

Scotland Gas Networks plc

locality: Edinburgh

postalCode: EH

streetAddress: Axis House

legalName: Scotland Gas Networks plc

TBC

locality: tbc

legalName: TBC

Pentagon Motor Group

locality: West Hallam

postalCode: DE7 6HE

streetAddress: Jubilee House

legalName: Pentagon Motor Group

streetAddress: Jubilee house

Scotia Gas Networks

legalName: Scotia Gas Networks

title: VPP1 - Medium Panel Van

title: VPP2  - 4 x 4's

title: VPP 3 - MPC

title: VPP4 Support Vehicle

title: VPP6 Small van

title: VPP7 Medium Panel Van

description:
Suppliers can request to participate in the DPS at any point during the 4 year period. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Horley:-Light-vans./7QNTF4A42V To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/7QNTF4A42V GO Reference: GO-2022428-PRO-20046256
To view this notice, please click here:
https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=810346396
 GO Reference: GO-2023919-PRO-23972241


description: The contract will be awarded for an initial term of five years thereafter the council will have the option to extend the term by a period(s) of up to a maximum of five years. Any period(s) of extension will be at the council's sole discretion. The maximum allowable term is 10 years.

description:
SCOPE OF WORKS
The core scope of works, which the successful supplier will be required to deliver are:
•	Domestic gas servicing, testing, maintenance and replacement installations:
1.	Landlord annual gas safety check;
2.	Void gas safety check;
3.	Domestic gas boiler and heating repairs; and
4.	Domestic gas boiler installations including heating systems, controls and all pipework.
•	General servicing, testing, maintenance and replacement as appropriate of the following service areas and any other mechanical and electrical installations within Housing assets as directed  but not limited to the existing named installations referred to within points 1-4 below and may include emerging technologies or regulation requirements over the life of the contract:
1.	Dwelling detectors, including smoke, heat and carbon monoxide (CO);
2.	Heat recovery units (dwellings) including filter changes;
3.	Air ventilation extraction (dwellings) including duct cleaning, filter and fire damper changes; and
4.	Heating interface units (HIU).
•	Visual inspection and recording as necessary of the following dwelling areas within Housing assets as directed, reporting any identified repairs to the council or other service providers as appropriate:
1.	Electrical installation;
2.	Property fire doors;
3.	Property windows; and
4.	Sprinkler heads.
ANCILLARY SCOPE OF WORKS
The ancillary scope of works, which the successful supplier may be required to deliver, namely:
•	Commercial gas servicing, testing, maintenance and replacement installations:
1.	Landlord annual gas safety check;
2.	Commercial gas boiler and heating repairs; and
3.	Commercial gas boiler installations including heating systems, controls and all pipework.
•	Water system testing and assessments across Housing and Corporate assets, namely
1.	Water temperature testing with follow up water quality testing, as required
2.	Legionella Risk Assessments
•	General servicing, testing, maintenance and replacement as appropriate of the following service areas and any other mechanical and electrical installations within Corporate assets as directed     but not limited to the existing named installations and may include emerging technologies over the life of the contract:
1.		 Catering and laundry appliances
OUT OF HOURS SERVICE
The supplier will be required to resource an out of hours service which is available 365 days a year.
TECHNICAL SCOPE FURTHER INFORMATION
For further information in respect of the technical scope of the contract suppliers are referred to the draft version of Schedule 3 - Part 1 - Service Information, sections SI 1800 and SI 1900, and Schedule 3 - Part 2a - Affected Property accessible via InTend
CONTRACT FORM & MANAGEMENT
The contract will be let using the NEC4 Term Service Option E Cost Reimbursable terms, with project work let via task orders.
It is important to note that the standard NEC4 Term Service Contract has been amended to utilise a fixed Contractor fee sum, as opposed to a percentage.
The fee will be fixed for the service period and will be reviewed annually, with agreed inflation indices applied as described in draft Schedule 2 - Contract Data Part 1, section Z18.0. The contract also includes a set of cost thresholds which are detailed in the schedules.
For further information regarding the Contractor Fee and cost thresholds suppliers are referred to the draft versions available via InTend of Schedule 2 - Contract Data Part 1, Schedule 3 Part 1 - Service Information, Schedule 3 Part 3 - Disallowed Cost and Schedule 6 Part 1 - Defined Cost and Fee.
OPEN BOOK & SYSTEMS THINKING METHODOLOGY
The contract will be managed on a full open book partnership basis with adoption of a range of Vanguard Systems Thinking designed processes and performance measures. Systems Thinking methodologies have been incorporated and applied across the council's contracts with term service providers since 2006.
For further information regarding the system improvement methodology (Vanguard Systems Thinking) adopted by the council suppliers are referred to the draft version of Schedule 3 - Part 1 - Service Information, sections SI 700 and SI 1800, Schedule 3 - Part 16 - Capability Measure Operational Definition and the Asset Management Strategy 2021, section 2 available via InTend.
The supplier will be required to adopt the council's systems thinking principles, working practices and utilise its in-house repairs and maintenance IT system. A high level of contract specific local level autonomy on the part of the supplier will be required to make this work.
PARTNERSHIP WORKING
In addition to working in close partnership with the council, the supplier will also be required to work in partnership with the council's other existing term service contractor partners.
For further information and details on the council's existing term service contractor partners, suppliers are referred to the draft version of Schedule 4 - Part 1 - Partnering Information via InTend.
SOCIAL VALUE
The council have adopted a Social Value Policy that requires the supplier to deliver against a range of social value outcomes which may include but are not limited to considerations related to local employment, opportunities for disadvantaged groups, inclusivity, local supply chain / sub-contractor utilisation, skills and apprenticeships, environmental impact, etc.
For further information on social value, suppliers are referred to the Council Social Value Policy 2021 and draft Schedule 9 - Social Value Commitment accessible via InTend. Additional information: The following documentation has been issued via InTend:
•	SSQ - Project Information & Instructions to Applicants (this document)
•	SSQ - Questionnaire
•	Appendix 1 - Contract Case Study Template
•	Appendix 2 - Contract Case Study Summary List
•	Appendix 3 - Case Study Reference Questionnaire
•	Supplier Guidance (InTend Guidance - a step by step guide for operating the Council's e-sourcing solution)
•	Draft Procurement documents Zip file, comprising:
o	Instructions to Tenderers (draft)
o	Schedule 2 - Part 1 - Contract Data (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 1 - Service Information (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 2a - Affected Property (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 3 - Disallowed Cost (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 4 - Associated Policies, Strategies & Documents (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 5 - Out of Hours Contractor Rota (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 6 - (Contractors Name) Contractors Plan (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 7 - (Contractors Name) Application for Payment (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 7a - (Contractors Name) Payment Actual vs. Forecast (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 8 - Approved Subcontractors (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 9 - Approved Materials (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 10 - Contractor Job Cost Schema (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 12 - Contractors Notification (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 13 - Service Manager Instruction (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 14 - Service Manager Notification (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 15 - Task Order (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 16 - Capability Measures Operational Definition (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 19 - Employers Equipment Register (draft)
o	Schedule 3 - Part 21 - Repair Authorisation Instruction (draft)
o	Schedule 4 - Part 1 - Partnering Information (draft)
o	Schedule 5 - Part 1 - Contract Data Part 2 (draft)
o	*Schedule 5 - Part 2 - (Contractors Name) Service Information
o	Schedule 6 - Part 1 - Defined Cost and Fee (draft)
o	Schedule 6 - Part 2 - Cost Model (draft)
o	Schedule 7 - Forms for Completion (draft)
o	Schedule 8 - Liberty TUPE Employee Liability Information (draft)
o	Schedule 9 - Social value Commitment (draft)
•	Building Management and Corporate policies Zip file, comprising:
o	Asset Management Strategy
o	BM Asbestos Policy
o	BM Charging for Repairs Policy
o	BM Disabled Adaptations Policy
o	BM Electrical Certificates Policy
o	BM Fire Safety Policy
o	BM Repairs and Maintenance Allowance Policy
o	BM Requests to Improve Our Properties Policy
o	BM Right to Repair Policy
o	BM Scope of Service
o	BM Special Decorations Policy
o	BM Tenant & Leaseholder Improvements & Alterations Policy
o	BM Keyword Guidance - GE has Word
o	PCC Anti-Fraud, Bribery & Corruption Policy
o	PCC Corporate Complaints policy - Dec 2021
o	PCC Data Protection Policy
o	PCC Data Security Incident Management Policy
o	PCC Gifts & Hospitality Policy
o	PCC ICT Access Policy
o	PCC Keep IT Secure and Legal Policy
o	PCC PAT Policy awaiting approval
o	PCC Risk & Assurance Management Policy
o	PCC Smoking at Work Policy
o	PCC Social Value Policy
o	PCC Software Policy
o	PCC Transport Strategy
o	PCC Whistle Blowing Policy
Schedule 3 Parts 11, 17, 18 and 20 have been retired or do not form part of this contract
*Schedule 5 - Part 2 - (Contractors Name) Service Information / Quality Assessment Questions is currently being prepared by the Council and will be issued to the shortlisted suppliers with the final versions of the procurement documentation. The draft schedule is not complete but provides for element headings and weightings.
Please note that the documents listed above marked "(draft)" are being issued at this stage of the procurement in draft form for awareness. Following this stage of the procurement, the documents will be issued in their final form to the suppliers who are being invited to tender. The final documents may vary from and will supersede these draft versions.

electronicCataloguePolicy: required

description:
Applications will be assessed in accordance with the criteria stated within the SSQ Project Info & Instructions document accessible via the Council's e-sourcing solution InTend using the
following address:
https://in-tendhost.co.uk/portsmouthcc/aspx/home
The top five ranked suppliers that meet all minimum requirements will be invited to tender. Should less than five suppliers meet all of the minimum requirements, the council reserves the right to proceed with the procurement in line with Regulation 65(7) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 .
In the event that multiple suppliers are tied at 5th place through the achievement of identical scores then all of the tied suppliers will be invited to tender.

description:
The Council maintains a housing stock of approximately 16,650 dwellings, which is made up of 14,900 social dwellings and 1,750 leaseholders, in the Portsmouth and Havant council areas.
The council's broader property portfolio encompasses a broad range of building types, for further information on range of services against building types, suppliers are referred to the draft version of Schedule 3 - Part 2a - Affected Property accessible via the council's e-sourcing solution InTend.

description: Ancillary works for water pipelines

description: Solar panel roof-covering work

description: Scaffolding work

description: Masonry work

description: Asbestos-removal work

description: Electrical wiring and fitting work

description: Central-heating installation work

description: Boiler installation work

description: Ventilation and air-conditioning installation work

description: Installation work of cooling equipment

description: Plumbing and drain-laying work

description: Gas-fitting installation work

description: Mechanical installations

description: Repair and maintenance services of pumps, valves, taps and metal containers

description: Repair and maintenance services of boilers

description: Gas appliance maintenance services

description: Repair and maintenance services of electrical and mechanical building installations

description: Repair and maintenance services of central heating

description: Repair and maintenance services of cooler groups

description: Architectural and building-surveying services

title: Term Service Contract for the Servicing, Maintenance and Compliance (Gas, M&E and Buildings) for Council Managed Assets

description: in the event that extension options to extend the term of the contract beyond the initial 5 year term are not taken up, the estimated timing for further notices to be published is Autumn/Winter 2027.

description:
Portsmouth City Council - the 'council' - is inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers for the provision of servicing, maintenance, installation and compliance checks of gas, water, heating and other associated building installations across the council's housing stock and wider property portfolio on a term service partner basis.
Further information in respect of contract scope, form and options is et out within Section II.2.14. below.
The council is targeting to have awarded the contract by 10 July 2023 to allow for commencement on 2 October 2023. The contract will be awarded for an initial term of five years thereafter the council will have the option to extend the term by a period(s) of up to a maximum of five years. Any period(s) of extension will be at the council's sole discretion.
The value of the contract requirements equates to between approximately £6M to £8M, per annum and therefore between approximately £60M to £80M in total if the extension option(s) is taken up and the contract runs for the maximum allowable term of 10 years.
The council will undertake a procurement process to award the contract in accordance with the Restricted Procedure, as set out within the Public Contracts Regulations (2015), in line with the summary programme set out below;
•	FTS Notice issued - Wednesday 18th January 2023
•	SSQ and procurement documents published on Intend - Wednesday 18th January 2023
•	Deadline for requests for clarification - Friday 10th February 2023 at 23:59
•	SSQ submission deadline - Monday 20th February 2023 at 12:00
•	ITT and final procurement documents published on Intend - Monday 13th March 2023
•	Tender return deadline	Friday - 21st April at 14:00
•	Notification of preferred bidder - Monday 22nd May 2023
•	Standstill start - Monday 22nd May 2023
•	Standstill finish - Thursday 1st June 2023 at 23:59
•	Issue S20 Leaseholder notification - Monday 5th June 2023
•	Contract award - Monday 10th July 2023
•	Contract commencement - Monday 2nd October 2023
Application is via completion and submission of a project specific Supplier Status Questionnaire (SSQ) and associated further documentation by Monday 20th February 2023 12:00.
The SSQ and associated documents can be obtained from the Council's InTend e-sourcing solution using the following address - https://in-tendhost.co.uk/portsmouthcc/aspx/home.
Following assessment of SSQ submissions the top 5 ranked suppliers will be invited to tender.

description: Repair and maintenance services of mechanical building installations

description:
•	NICEIC Approved Contractor Scheme
•	Gas Safe Domestic
The lead consortium member / lead contractor and any consortium members / sub-contractors who would be responsible for direct delivery of core scope of work activities and ancillary scope of work commercial gas servicing, testing, maintenance and replacement activities must hold both accreditations at point of SSQ submission.
Where a consortium model is proposed which does not include for a lead consortium member then at least one consortium member must hold both accreditations at point of submission.
Consortium members or sub-contractors who will only be responsible for delivery of ancillary scope of work activities in relation to water system testing & assessments and servicing, testing, maintenance & replacement of catering & laundry appliances are only required to hold NICEIC Approved Contractor Scheme accreditation at point of submission.

PORTSMOUTH CITY COUNCIL

locality: Portsmouth

postalCode: PO1 2BG

streetAddress: Civic Offices, Guildhall Square

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: PORTSMOUTH CITY COUNCIL

Portsmouth City Council

locality: PORTSMOUTH

postalCode: PO1 2AL

description: Regional or local authority

description: General public services

legalName: Portsmouth City Council

The High Court of Justice

locality: London

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: The Strand

legalName: The High Court of Justice


description: Appointment of a Project Manager led Integrated Consultant Team for the delivery of the Dromore High School. Approximate services value £3.16m. The Integrated Consultant Team to provide full professional services for RIBA Plan of Work 2013 Stages 0-7 to include project management, provision of architectural, quantity surveying, structural, services engineering, civil and structural services for delivery of the proposed School project.

description: Architectural and related services

description: Architectural design services

description: Construction project management services

description: Quantity surveying services

description: Engineering design services for mechanical and electrical installations for buildings

description: Structural engineering consultancy services

title: Major Capital Works Announcement 2022 - Appointment of Integrated Consultant Team for Dromore High School, Ref MA22-0000I403

description: Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services

Education Authority NI

locality: Belfast

postalCode: BT1 2NQ

streetAddress: 40 Academy Street

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

legalName: Education Authority NI

Education Authority

legalName: Education Authority

the Education Authority

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

legalName: the Education Authority


description: Appointment of a Project Manager led Integrated Consultant Team for the delivery of the Carrickfergus Academy. Approximate services value £3.95m. The Integrated Consultant Team to provide full professional services for RIBA Plan of Work 2013 Stages 0-7 to include project management, provision of architectural, quantity surveying, structural, services engineering, civil and structural services for delivery of the proposed School project.

description: Architectural and related services

description: Architectural design services

description: Quantity surveying services

title: Major Capital Works Announcement 2022 - Appointment of Integrated Consultant Team for Carrickfergus Academy , Ref MA22- 0000I401

Education Authority NI

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

The Education Authority

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

legalName: The Education Authority


title: Enteral Feed contract

description: 60 month(s) from the commencement date, with 36 initial month(s) and option to extend 2x12 month(s)

description: Invitation to Tender for the Provision of the Nursing Service, Nutrition Supply including feeds, pumps, ancillaries, and a home delivery service

description: Suffolk

description: Health services

title: Enteral Feed contract

description: Extension

label: Time limit for receipt of tenders or requests to participate

label: Conditions for opening of tenders

description: Enteral feeds

West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust

locality: Bury St Edmunds

postalCode: IP33 2QZ

streetAddress: Hardwick Lane

description: Body governed by public law

description: Health

legalName: West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust

streetAddress: West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust

Abbott Nutrition

locality: Maidenhead

postalCode: SL6 4XE

streetAddress: Abbott House, Vanwall Business Park

legalName: Abbott Nutrition

title: Enteral Feed contract


description: Appointment of a Project Manager led Integrated Consultant Team for the delivery of the Loreto College, Coleraine. Approximate services value £3.20m. The Integrated Consultant Team to provide full professional services for RIBA Plan of Work 2013 Stages 0-7 to include project management, provision of architectural, quantity surveying, structural, services engineering, civil and structural services for delivery of the proposed School project.

description: Architectural and related services

description: Architectural design services

description: Quantity surveying services

title: Major Capital Works Announcement 2022 - Appointment of Integrated Consultant Team for Loreto College, Coleraine - Ref MA22-0000I402

Education Authority NI

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education

the Education Authority

description: Body governed by public law

description: Education