title: Electoral Commission Handbook and Quick Guide - Print

description: Quantity 66,000 Run-on 1,000 UK Polling Station Handbook. Quantity 48,000 run-on 1,000 Uk Quick Start. Versions 2 . UK Polling Station Handbook - A4, 4pp cover & 48pp text. UK Quick Start - A5 4pp. .Artwork Mac: Quark. Proof with disk PDF on disk. Printer's proof 1 x UK Polling Station Handbook - high res digital for cover, low res digital for text UK Quick Start - high res digital. Content Options Specific stock: UK Polling Station Handbook - 250gsm 75% Recycled Silk & 80gsm 100% Recycled Offset. UK Quick Start - 250gsm 75% Recycled Silk. Cover Options. * Recycled stock must be quoted from the Government recycled paper framework. Please state make. .Colours UK Polling Station Handbook - cover prints in 4 colour process & sealer varnish on both sides, text prints in black & pantone 540 throughout. UK Quick Start - prints in pantone 540 & 632 both sides. Finishing UK Polling Station Handbook - crease, fold, saddle stitch 2 wires & trim to size UK Quick Start - matt laminate both sides, trim & fold to size. .Packaging Pack in cartons not exceeding 10kg. Delivery address Deliver Bulk to: 1 Essex Address.


scheme: CPV

title: Digital Customer Journey & User Experience Research

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Marketing Birmingham, the city’s strategic marketing partnership, operates the city’ leisure and business tourism programme, Visit and Meet Birmingham as well as its inward investment programme, Business Birmingham. These programmes promote Birmingham and its wider area, including the Black Country and Solihull. The requirements are for Digital customer journey and user experience consultancy work and deliverable outputs. This project will inform plans for the Business Birmingham programme to help drive forward the development of the businessbirmingham.com website and any supplementary digital elements (eDM, SEO, social media, mobile etc.), as a key touch point in the customer decision making journey. The deadline for submitting your tender is 12:00 noon on Friday 02 December 2011. If you are unable to view the attached documents please refer to http://www.marketingbirmingham.com/tenders .

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

Marketing Birmingham

postalCode: B1 2ND

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


description: PA to Deputy Director of Policy & Research - PICD. Further information is included in the invitation to tender documentation.


title: Ad-hoc Fridge and Freezer Maintenance and Repair

description: The requirement is for ad-hoc repairs and servicing of a range of the agency's fridges and freezers covering temperature ranges +4, -20, -40, -80.


title: Unit Cost of Health & Social Care

description: Unit Cost of Health & Social Care. Further information included within tender documents


title: Provision of Supported Accommodation

description:
Barking and Dagenham Adult Commissioning invites expressions of interest from suitably experienced and qualified providers to tender for supported accommodation for 7 specialised areas:

 1. Mother & Babies (Summerfield House)

 2. Single young people aged 16 – 18 years (Vineries)

 3. Single young people aged 18 – 25 years (Foyer)

 4. Vulnerable Families (Bevan House)

 5. Adult Mental Health (Knights Close)

 6. Adult Mental Health (Castle Road)

 7. Adult Mental Health (Dagenham Road)

 Organisations with a track record of creativity, innovation and the delivery of dynamic person centred service provision are sought. The organisation must also have the ability to demonstrate capacity to develop services in partnership and respond to change.

 Specialised Supported Accommodation services will provide a range of support which include the following;

 (The range of support below will apply to all supported accommodation)

 -Each contract will specialise in one or more of the above areas to provide specific, targeted support packages to enable planned resettlement in the wider community,

 -Provide short term supported accommodation provision which offers housing related support and accommodation with enhanced provision to develop life skills, access to education, employment and training.

 -Service users should be supported to acquire the skills needed for independent living to sustain future tenancies,

 -Prevent future homelessness and improve outcomes for each target group

 -Offer support for people with additional drugs or alcohol problems,

 -Mental Health Supported accommodation only (provide support for adults with multiple mental health diagnoses)

 -Work closely with people during periods of crisis or relapse

 -To support service users to move through the service, gaining skills, capacity and increasing their ambitions and self-belief.

 -The focus must be towards moving users on to alternative and more suitable accommodation, preferably towards greater independence.

 Effectiveness

 -All services must respond to identified needs with creativity and innovation to develop individually tailored packages of either supported accommodation or floating support for service users that deliver positive outcomes for all those involved.

 -All services must demonstrate the ability to deliver efficient, effective and economic services that meet service user needs.

 -All services must also incorporate partnership working with existing statutory and voluntary sector providers, stakeholders and service users and carers to meet the diverse needs of borough residents.

 -All services must demonstrate core competencies to meet the required range of support to meet needs of provision.

 It is anticipated that the supported accommodation services will be delivered for a period of three and half years with an option to extend for a further two years dependent on service performance and funding. The Mental Health Supported Accommodation will be delivered for a period of three and half years with an option to extend for a further two years dependent on service performance and funding.

 Organisations should be aware that Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 1981 may apply.

 (MT Ref:82424)

London Borough of Barking & Dagenham

street: 2 Stour Road,Adult Commissioning

postalCode: RM10 7JF


title: Norfolk Independent Visitors’ Scheme (Children’s Services)

description: Paragraph 17 of Schedule 2 to the Children Act 1989 places a duty on local authorities to appoint an independent visitor in respect of any child they are looking after, if they believe that communication between the child and his parent has been infrequent, or of poor quality, and it would be in a child's best interest. In 2008, the Government extended this provision to all Looked After Children, regardless of the extent of contact they have with their birth families. Norfolk County Council is looking to target support to young people who are the most isolated. Norfolk County Council require an organisation to provide an Independent Visitor Scheme that will appoint suitable volunteers to visit any looked-after child or young person or care leaver, where it is deemed to be in their best interests to do so. Independent Visitors are volunteers who befriend and support children and young people aged up to 18 who are looked after by the Local Authority. All looked after children should, by law, be offered the chance to have an Independent Visitor. Completed Invitation to Tender applications (and any associated materials) must be received by the Council no later than Thursday 15th December 2011 at 14.00pm. The contract will commence on 1st April 2012. Contract length: 5 years. At the Council’s discretion an additional 2 years, subject to satisfactory performance and availability of funding, may be granted at the end of the initial contract term, and an additional 2 years (at the Council’s discretion) at the end of the first extension. This is a procurement for services specified in Part B of Schedule 3 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 (“Part B services”). Accordingly, the provisions of the Remedies Directive do not apply, and the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 only apply in part.


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Procurement - CMT N

title: Supply and installation of a single span polytunnel at HM YOI Portland

street: Units 8 & 9,Fryersway ,Ossett

postalCode: WF5 9TJ


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Procurement - CMT Mid

title: RESURFACING WORKS TO ROOF OF THE HEALTHCARE CENTRE AND CENTRAL CONTROL CENTRE AT HMP LONG LARTIN


title: Installation of In Cell Fire Detection and Smoke Extraction on B Wing at HMP Whatton


title: Development of Coastal & Flood Risk Management Policies at Clacton and Holland


name: Health and Social Care Information Centre

title: RIT0804 - Interim Developer and Service Architect (in Lotus Notes Development)

description: Provision for the services of an Interim Developer and Service Architect (IT)

street: 1 Trevelyan Square,Boar Lane

postalCode: LS1 6AE


title: Anode Installation and Concrete Repairs at Portland

description: Installation of galvanic anodes and patch repairs

mainProcurementCategory: works

Environment Agency

street: Manley House,Kestrel Way

postalCode: EX2 7LQ


title: Microarray Scanner

description: Microarray analysis system - to identify exposure biomarkers and explore chemical toxic ations

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Health Protection Agency

street: Chilton

postalCode: OX11 0RQ


title: Purchase of Low Level Automated Discreet Colourimetric Analyser


title: Adult Accommodation Pathway Service - Part B Service

description: The London Borough of Camden is seeking expressions of interest for the provision of certain Adult Accommodation Pathway Services. There are three distinct categories of adult accommodation services (as detailed in the individual service specifications) and potential providers can bid to deliver any or all of them: Lot 1 – Recovery Service: Specialist housing support services to 21 single people addressing alcohol and substance misuse issues who have completed a detox/rehab treatment programme. This service will be let as a block contract for 3 years with the option for two 1-year extensions subject to service need and performance. The estimated maximum contract value for this service is up to £360k for 3 years and up to £600k for 5 years. Lot 2 – Domestic Violence Service: 28 Refuge beds and 300-360 floating support hours per week to women and children fleeing domestic violence. This service will be let as a block contract for 3 years with the option for two 1-year extensions subject to service need and performance. The estimated maximum contract value for this service is up to £1.38 million for 3 years and up to £2.3 million for 5 years. Lot 3 – Ex-offenders Service: Specialist housing support services to 32 adult ex-offenders with multiple needs. This service will be let as a block contract for 3 years with the option for two 1-year extensions subject to service need and performance. The estimated maximum contract value for this service is up to £1.62 million for 3 years and up to £2.7 million for 5 years. Potential providers of these services must be aware that TUPE [Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations] may apply. All contracts will commence on 1st April 2012.

London Borough of Camden

street: 1st Floor, Bidborough House,Procurement - People Hub,38 - 50 Bidborough Street

postalCode: WC1H 9DB


title: Provision of a Web Hosting Service for e-Learning Healthcare

description: We require a stable hosting infrastructure which is reliable with minimal downtime, for in excess of 3,500 sessions accessed by the NLMS and the e-LfH LMS with circa 750,000 users across both platforms. In order to achieve this, the hosting service needs the right hardware infrastructure along with constant performance monitoring of the hardware and the operating system, an appropriate back up regime and a robust disaster recovery plan. As part of this requirement we also require a support service for certain elements of the hosting. Some e-LfH applications can be supported by the e-LfH team directly, but others require expertise not present in the e-LfH team. The successful hosting partner would be expected to provide a support service for the operating systems of all servers, for example.


title: Provision of Grounds Maintenance

description:
Burton and South Derbyshire College is on a journey to become outstanding with a fresh vibrant look and we are looking for a supplier who has synergy with our direction. At Burton and South Derbyshire College we are inspiring and motivating all to achieve their maximum potential and creating the skills of tomorrow….today. With this in mind we are embracing technology to deliver greater skill sets and to enhance the learning and working experience of all.

 The College is looking to appoint a contractor that will show a willingness to share best practice and have a proactive approach to continuous improvement of the service over the period of the contract. Examples include improving the quality and cost effectiveness of the service, introducing improved horticultural techniques and/or reducing the cost.

 The Service

 The College requires a contractor to undertake a grounds maintenance service in accordance with industry best practice. The contractor will be responsible for the provision of skilled horticultural craftsmen to undertake the services of grass mowing, hedge maintenance, leaf and litter control, weed control and associated works.

 (MT Ref:83839)

Burton & South Derbyshire College

street: Lichfield Street,Purchasing

postalCode: DE14 3RL


title: Whole Aircraft Charter between the UK and Kenya

description: To provide aircraft for the movement of passengers, baggage, weapons and cargo between Brize norton, UK and Nairobi Kenya


title: BlackBerry Enterprise Server Version 5 Server license (SRP ID)


name: National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI)

documentType: awardNotice

title: Science Museum Digital Signage Project: ONELAN procurement

description: Tender for supply of ONELAN NTB digital signage system and associated maintenance and support services.*** Please note*** the museum is not interested in alternative digital signage systems, please only respond if you are a supplier of ONELAN systems. (MT Ref:83215)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Galleries and Exhibitions

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Socio-Demographic Geographical Information System (GIS) Software


title: The Refurbishment of Forest House for NE Techical Support Team-EMP0520

description: ACTION RESEARCH – THE FUTURE ROLE OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES


title: Midlands Region -Supply of Clay for the construction of flood defences in Wribbenhall, Bewdley

description: To provide 2000-3000 tonnes of clay on behalf of Environment Agency as detailed in the specification for the construction of flood defences in Bewdley, Worcestershire.

Environment Agency

street: Sapphire East,550 Streetsbrook road

postalCode: B91 1QT


title: Invention for Innovation (i4i) Programme - Oct 10

description: Invention for Innovation (i4i) Programme. Further information in the tender documents


title: Community Meals

description: Southend on Sea Borough Council is inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to tender for the provision of a Community Meals Service. This service will comprise: • The provision of regenerated frozen meals totaling around 75,000 per annum; • The distribution of meals, management and co-ordination of the service; and • The establishment of suitable premises from which to deliver the service. The successful provider must be in a position to commence the service from 2nd April 2012. It is intended to award the contract for a period of 3 years with an option to extend for a further 2 years. You can register your interest and request a pre-qualification questionnaire by emailing procurement@southend.gov.uk . Please quote reference: Community Meals Contact Telephone: 01702 215000 The closing date for requesting a Prequalification Questionnaire is 12noon Friday 14th October 2011. The closing date for submitting a Prequalification Questionnaire is 12noon Friday 21st October 2011.

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Civic Centre,Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6ER


title: The Evaluation of the Public Sector Research Explotation Fund

description: To evaluate the success of the Public Sector Research Establishments.

Business, Innovation and Skills

street: 2 St Paul's Place,125 Norfolk Street

postalCode: S1 2FJ


title: Dementia Creative Development

description: DH have now developed the next phase of the campaign which builds on increasing awareness of dementia, and for this next phase to increase awareness of symptoms of dementia and the benefits of seeking early diagnosis. The campaign launches in March 2011 in NW and Y & H Gov regions, and is aimed at two core target audiences, both considered ‘identifiers’ of those suffering from dementia.


title: Ealing Council Staff Survey 2011

description:
The London Borough of Ealing is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced market research organisations to undertake the service of provision & delivery a Staff Survey with the London Borough of Ealing.

 The 2011 Staff Survey will be a key component of employee engagement. The survey will enable senior management to understand employee’s views and perceptions of the current culture and the corporate priorities. It will also serve as a benchmark for the future.

 The project will survey all employees of the Council. The survey is to be conducted via electronic questionnaires distributed to employees’ email addresses. The survey will be carried out with all staff except those based in schools. It will include those on a permanent contract, a temporary or fixed term contract and agency staff. Paper copies of the survey will be distributed to those members of staff without access to email.

 (MT Ref:82247)

Ealing Council

street: Perceval House,14-16 Uxbridge Road,Strategic Procurement

postalCode: W5 2HL


name: County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

title: Scoping Exercise in relation to proxy provision of alcohol to young people - Social Marketing & Research Services

description: Scoping Exercise in relation to proxy provision of alcohol to young people - an invitation to tender for social marketing & research services

street: North Road

postalCode: DH1 5TW


title: Credit Risk Management For Paymeny by Account (PbA)


title: WHHT - Asbestos Survey at Watford General Hospital

description: West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust wishes to appoint a consultant to carry out a full asbestos survey at Watford General Hospital to ensure compliance with Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006 Clause 4 duties and enable safe working practices to be ensured.


title: School & College Health and Well-Being Drop-In Service

description: SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL invites tenders from suitably experienced firms/organisations who wish to be considered for the provision of a school and college Health & Well-Being drop-in service. The service will provide a weekly Health & Well-Being drop-in service for students at eight (8) secondary schools and three (3) colleges during the academic year. The service will be required to provide interventions to support young people at risk of poor health outcomes or participation in risk-taking behaviour. This will include advice and interventions on the following: • Relationships • Sexual health • Alcohol and drugs • Smoking • Mental and emotional health and well-being • General health • Information, advice and guidance (topics may include housing, benefits and education, employment or training) The service will build upon established relationships with school and college leadership teams, and must be delivered in partnership with specialist sexual health nurses for young people from Solent Healthcare. Service providers will be required to demonstrate that staff training, supervision and safeguarding procedures comply with the minimum requirements as outlined in the service specification. The budget allocation for this service in 2011/12 is: £45,900. The services will be provided through a service agreement. It is anticipated that the contract will commence in August 2011 and will initially be for a period of two years, with a possible extension of up to a further two years at the sole discretion of the Council. Tender documents will be available for all applicants. Please note that the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE) may apply. Further details will be included in the invitation to tender documentation. The Contracting Authority may be subject to governmental codes of practice or guidance relating to a transparency agenda, including the policy of publishing contracts and all other documents relating to public procurement activity, such as for example the December 2010 document “Transparency - Publication of New Central Government Contracts”. Accordingly and notwithstanding any other provision within this notice, it should be noted that the Contracting Authority will publish any documents relating to the procurement and subsequent contract award resulting from this notice (but with any information which is exempt from disclosure in accordance with the provisions of the FOIA redacted) in accordance with the aforementioned governmental transparency agenda. Whilst every effort has been made to consider the full scope of the requirement the Council does not guarantee the volume of services resulting from this tender or that it will accept any tender on completion of the tender exercise.

Southampton City Council

street: One Guildhall Square

postalCode: SO14 7FP


title: Printing Services

description: Printing

Independent Living Fund

postalCode: NG2 4LA


title: Mole and South London Fish Pass Investigations

description: Detailed design, feasibility study and options appraisal of fish passes on the Rivers Mole, Wandle and Ravensbourne


title: Project Manager for Accomodation Project

description: The Council has determined that the Mechanical and Electrical Installations at its main office should be replaced and wishes to appoint a Project manager to manage and deliver the works. The remit is to provide an efficient and effective project management service, which will give the Council reliability of delivery, value for money and is responsive to the needs of the Council and partners.

North Warwickshire Borough Council

postalCode: Postcode


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

title: Supply of 2 x Powder Paint Systems to HMP Wymott and HMP Stoke Heath

description: To Supply Spray Paint Machinery to HMP Wymott and HMP Stoke Heath Engineering Workshops


title: Tender for the provision of signage supply and installation

description:
Burton and South Derbyshire College has recently changed its name to reflect the communities that we serve. This has been borne from the recent development of our Construction and Sustainability Learning Area move to Swadlincote.

 With every re-branding project the process to change from old to new can have various challenges in design and installation of new branding across all of the sites.

 The scope of the project is to supply and install external signage to our sites. This will allow the solution provider to embrace flare and creativity throughout the design, whilst considering the impact of our brand which will enhance our Journey. In addition, the solution provider has to be mindful of offering value for money and addressing sustainable solutions. However, this is not limited too external signage and other areas are for consideration such as:

 Vehicle Livery

 Window Etching

 Internal Signage

 Health and Safety Signage

 External Displays

 (MT Ref:82564)


title: HR Operations Transition Manager

description: HR Operations Transition Manager. Further information in the invitation to tender documentation


title: Catchment Sensitive Farming Project - Snapframes for Environmental Stewardship Access notices


title: WHOLE AIRCRAFT CHARTER BETWEEN THE UK AND USA

description: TO PROVIDE AIRCRAFT FOR THE MOVEMENT OF PASSENGERS, BAGGAGE, WEAPONS AND CARGO BETWEEN RAF BRIZE NORTON, UK AND SKY HARBOR INTERNATIONAL, PHEONIX, USA.


title: PR services for Climate Changing programme

description:
The Science Museum requires the provision of PR services to promote the Climate Changing programme – a programme of thought-provoking events that accompanies the ‘atmosphere climate science’ gallery.

 The successful agency will aim to build awareness that a Climate Changing programme is taking place at the museum and support the sponsors of the programme.

 Activity should focus on generating sustained awareness of the Climate Changing programme, promoting the following elements: Climate Changing Interventions – a series of exhibit interventions (opening in April 2012), the Outreach education project (July 2012), a climate change themed Lates evening (September 2012) and Dana Centre talks (spring / summer 2012) and the Month in the Museum project (October 2012).

 Activity should also tie-in with the following world climate change events and awareness days: Climate Week (12-18 March 2012), Earth Summit 2012, Brazil (June), COP 18/MOP 8 2012 (United Nations Climate Change Conference), Qatar (26 November 2012).

 In addition, we are looking for agencies to proactively suggest ideas of how they will ensure that the Science Museum continues to be associated with the issue of climate change.

 (MT Ref:85037)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Estates Department


title: Adult Alcohol Brief Interventions Service

description: Stoke-on-Trent Safer City Partnership is looking to identify and appoint a suitable provider(s) to delivery innovative service models. Stoke-on-Trent Safer City Partnership is committed to the ongoing reduction of alcohol-related harm. The redesigned services provide new and exciting opportunities to further improve the quality of our local treatment system and most importantly, the outcomes for people affected by alcohol misuse

Stoke On Trent City Council

street: Swann House,Boothen Road

postalCode: ST4 1HW


title: Science Museum Antenna Feature Interactive Game Exhibit

description:
Provision of the design, development, prototyping, production, installation and warranty support for an interactive computer game in the Antenna gallery at the Science Museum.

 (MT Ref:82539)


title: Provision of reconditioed Fire and Rescue Structural PPE clothing on a managed basis

description: The provision of 300 sets of reconditioned Fire and Rescue Structural Personal Protective Equipment clothing on a maintained basis. The contract will be for a period of 2 (two) years

Fire Service College

street: London Road

postalCode: GL56 0RH


title: LifeOnline Gallery Hardware

description: The National Media Museum requires a number of electronic items of equipment to produce a new gallery due to open March 2012.The items listed fall into two main categories: performance specification and non-negotiable.Performance specification:Items falling under this category are non specific and any alternative suggested by the tenderer must have the minimum specification set out in the supporting documentation. Please note that external and case dimensions are also critical.Non-negotiable specification:Items falling within this category are model-specific and alternative cannot be tabled unless there is a supply issue which will result in the timescales not being met.All items will be shipped to the National Media Museum, Bradford BD1 1NQPlease see the additional documents for a list of products required in each category, the product specifications and a project timeline. (MT Ref:84880)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Property and Project Management (North)


description: Provision of Digital Document Conversion Services to the Bedfordshire Probation Trust. Document Scanning of an estimated 2 million scanned sides of confidential offender records from the Trust's central archive that require converting into a digital format that can be accessed for quick reference via the Trust's existing IT system.

street: Units 8 & 9,Fryersway ,Ossett

postalCode: WF5 9TJ


title: Fordell Castle, Lowlands and Sunningdale - Benefits Assessment


title: Governance Review

description: East Sussex Hospitals Trust wishes to undertake a diagnostic review and revision of its governanace arrangements to esnure that these are fit for purpose and allow the organsiation to fulfil its statutory and legal obligations now and in the future.


title: REDUCING REOFFENDING NATIONAL VOLUNTARY SECTOR GRANT FUNDING 2011- 2014

description: The National Offender Management Service (NOMS) currently provides a grants programme for voluntary sector organisations working to reduce re-offending. We are now inviting Expressions of Interest (EOIs) for a new round of grant funding from 1 October 2011. This stage is strictly for organisations to confirm the funding areas they are interested in and to register on the Authority’s eSourcing site as per the ‘How to apply’ section below. The length of funding periods differs between proposals and is indicated in the section ‘Grant Funding Themes’ on the attached Specification. This Specification sets out an application process for voluntary sector organisations for grant funded activities which have national significance. The indicative amount per proposal is provided against each Funding theme. Proposals should not exceed this amount and we may expect to fund a number of organisations/projects from this allocation. The Funding Themes (described in more detail in the Specification) are as follows: Big Society Principle – Opening up Public Services (i) Develop the capacity of the voluntary, co-operative and Social Enterprise sector to support the NOMS Finance, Benefit and Debt Policy 2011/2012 only – max allocation £35,000 (ii) Local Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise sector working with Prisons in their Locality 2011/2012 only – maximum allocation £35,000 Big Society Principle – Social Action (i) Improving the Prison Visits Experience through the involvement of Arts Organisations 2011/12 only – maximum allocation £35,000 (ii) Capacity Building – Restorative Justice 2011/12 – 2013/2014 - Maximum allocation yr 1 = £100,000; yr 2 = £200,000; yr 3 = £200,000 (iii) Volunteering and Mentoring 2011/12 – 2013/14 - Maximum allocation yr 1 = £250,000; yr 2 = £400,000; yr 3 = £250,000 Reforming Offender Management and Rehabilitation (i) Defining Rehabilitative Outcomes and Measuring the Effectiveness of Rehabilitative Services 2011/12 – 2013/14 - Maximum allocation yr 1= £200,000; yr 2 = £400,000; yr 3 = £100,000 Equalities Strand (i) Supporting the Resettlement Needs of Foreign National Women held at HMP Downview and HMP Drake Hall 2011/12 – 2013/14 - Maximum allocation yr 1 = £75,000; yr 2 = £150,000; yr 3 = £150,000 (ii) Capacity building – Organisations offering support services/interventions for older offenders 2011/12 – 2012/13 - Maximum allocation yr 1 = 75,000; yr 2 = £150,000 (iii) Capacity building – Organisations offering support/interventions for offenders with learning disabilities/difficulties. 2011/12 – 2012/13 - Maximum allocation yr 1= £75,000; yr 2 = £150,000. This is a contested fixed term grants programme with time-scales indicated alongside each proposal we wish to fund. The overall grants programme will terminate on 31st March 2014. For each proposal, we will consider proposals from a single organisation or a partnership of organisations. The aim of the Specification is to provide a clear and coherent picture of the key activities that NOMS wishes to fund directly at national level through organisations working with young and adult offenders to reduce re-offending, families of offenders, and victims, or new market entrants with relevant and transferable expertise. The Specification sets out the funding criteria and information about the application process. We are inviting Expression of Interest only from voluntary sector organisations in England and Wales. The deadline for submitting EOIs to the Department is by 12 noon on 8th July 2011. This stage is strictly for organisations to confirm the funding areas they are interested in and to register on the Authority’s eSourcing site as per the ‘How to apply’ section below. Whilst the EOI process will not be used to sift, the number of EOIs received will enable us to shape the subsequent application and sifting process. The intention is to award grants in September 2011 with commencement agreed with each organisation on a case by case basis.

street: 2nd Floor, Clive House,70 Petty France

postalCode: SW1H 9HD


title: Refurbishment and Associated Works at 59 ½ Southwark Street

description: London Councils is currently seeking expressions of interest from organisations in providing all or part of the Refurbishment and Associated works of its Offices at 59 ½ Southwark Street outlined below. Contractors will need to co-ordinate these works with the planned upgrading/renewal/refurbishment of the HVAC system to be carried out by our Landlords contractor. It is envisaged that all of these works will be undertaken in 4 (four) phases. To give prospective contractors an indication of the scale of the worls required, the building is on five floors plus a basement (around 30,000 sq.ft). The key elements to this will be the remodelling of:- • The office spaces to reflect a more open plan layout • The meeting rooms • The Entrance and Reception Area The remodelling will include:- • Redecoration • New Ceilings and Lighting • New Flooring • Electrical works and LAN as necessary • Kitchen Areas • AV / presentation upgrading for meeting rooms • Misc Office furniture and furnishings • Common areas including stairwells, toilets and services The timescale for the refurbishment works is dependent on the start and progress of the HVAC system works, which are currently envisaged to start December 2011. The refurbishment works will need to be phased to follow on each stage with an indicative start date of January 2012 and completion date of the final phase in April 2012.

London Councils

street: 59½ Southwark St

postalCode: SE1 0AL


title: Provision Of Drainage Works

description: The Council intends to let an eighteen month (with an option to extend by one year) contract commencing in October 2011 for the provision of drainage works across the borough. The contract will be Camden-wide will include the construction and repair of surface water drains, combined drains, land drains, culverts, manholes, catch pits, gullies and other items of drainage pipe work including deep excavations and tunnelling. A substantial part of the contract is expected to relate to permanent and temporary works in connection with new construction or repair of Highway Drainage gullies and their sewer connections and general drainage works. Also work under this contract will include drainage works for Housing, Parks & Open Spaces, Parking Services, other departments within the London Borough of Camden and on occasion, private sewer connections for members of the public. The contract will be awarded on the basis of the most economically advantageous tender with a price: quality ratio of 80:20. Applicants will be asked to complete a Pre Qualification Questionnaire, where they will be required to provide information with respect to their financial standing, technical capacity, and quality assurance processes. PLEASE NOTE THAT IN ORDER TO BE CONSIDERED YOU MUST HAVE A TURNOVER GREATER THAN 2.5m GBP AS SHOWN ON YOUR LATEST SET OF AUDITED ACCOUNTS.

London Borough of Camden

street: Capital & FM Services Procurement Hub,2nd Floor, Town Hall Extension,Argyle Street

postalCode: WC1H 8NG


title: Provision of a Low Loader service for Midlands Region

description: To provide a Low Loader for Midlands Region including an emergency call out service


title: Selby Dam Pumping Station Refurbishment

description: Replacing four pumps and control panels


title: Health School Drop In Service

description: A provider is required to deliver a youth service to Health School drop-in's across County Durham and Darlington. This service is hosted by the Community Sexual Health Team of County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust. The service provides a safe and confidential, easily accessible young people friendly drop-in service with an emphasis on health improvement and early intervention. The provider will be required to work collaboratively with and/or signpost to a range of other professionals, specifically around sexual health, substance misuse, emotional and mental health issues. This service is currently delivered part-time in three schools with planned development in a fourth site, to be confirmed. The provider may also be required to work flexibly to support the Community Sexual Health Team in wider settings.


title: Change for Life Sticker Sheet Printing Requirement

description: Technical specification: Quantity 1,300,000 Run-on 100,000 A4 sticker sheets Finished size A4 Bled Portrait Number of pages Single sided ________________________________________ Artwork PDF Printer's proof PDF ________________________________________ Content Options Specific stock: Removeable self-adhesive (this is not suitable for a double-sided/impact-glued product so please do not quote that way) Material ________________________________________ Colours CMYK ________________________________________ Finishing Kiss-cut 48 stickers per sheet and trim to size ________________________________________ Packaging Pack in cartons not exceeding 10kg Delivery address Deliver Bulk to: One UK mainland address Deliver Files to: To three UK addresses


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

title: Mowers & Tractors

description: The contract is for the supply of a total of 7 ride on mowers and 2 compact tractors. It includes 4 Ransomes Highway 3's. Full details and specifications are included in the tender documentation.

street: Kings Court,Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX


title: EVALUATION OF THE 16-19 BURSARY FUND

description: An evaluation of the 16-19 Bursary Scheme. The over-arching aims of the evaluation are to investigate the number and characteristics of young people who applied for and received bursaries; to understand the perceived impact of the bursaries and to review decision-making processes that have been used by providers to allocate funds.


title: Supply, installation and commisioning of six standby TV system headends, and six 15" monitors.


title: Supply and installation of Roller Blinds

description: This contract is for the supply and installation of roller blinds to the Millbank Island site for the House of Lords. The information and/or documents for this opportunity will be available on https://www.delta-esourcing.com You must register on the site to respond, if you are already registered you will not need to register again, simply use your existing username and password. Please note there is a password reminder link on the homepage. Suppliers must log in, go to your “Response Manager” and add the following Access Code: Z6Z43ARVAP Please ensure you follow any instructions provided to you. If you experience any technical difficulties please contact the Delta eSourcing Helpdesk on call 0845 270 7050 or email helpdesk@delta-esourcing.com

The House of Commons

street: Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 0PW


title: OFT Recruitment Marketing

description: Background: The OFT's mission is to make markets work well for consumers. Markets work well when businesses are in open, fair and vigorous competition with each other for the consumer's custom. Our job is to make sure that consumers have as much choice as possible across all the different sectors of the marketplace. When consumers have choice they have genuine and enduring power. We pursue this goal by: Encouraging businesses to comply with competition and consumer law and to improve their trading practices through self-regulation; Acting decisively to stop hardcore or flagrant offenders; Studying markets and recommending action where required; Empowering consumers with the knowledge and skills to make informed choices and get the best value from markets, and helping them resolve problems with suppliers through Consumer Direct. Objectives What are you looking for in your new agency? We are primarily looking for an agency / partner to be able to consistently attract the right candidates, talent from a diverse pool of possible candidates and adhere to the Civil Service Commission's Recruitment Principles. Furthermore, by partnering with one agency managing all of our recruitment advertising and marketing, we would strengthen the already-strong branding of the OFT through the delivery of a consistent message to the public about the Office and its work. We are also currently considering running a pitch to obtain the OFT a place in the top 100 employers (or such like), resulting in a more attractive opportunity for the right potential employees which we would look to the successful company to support us in this process. The agency would represent the OFT in a positive way at all times. We would also expect a specialist advisory service from the agency / partner about advertising and marketing; where we should advertise to obtain the most suitable candidates in the least time possible for the best value for money, target minority groups to evidence the OFT's commitment to equality and diversity, gather and analyse evidence on placed adverts to assess their effectiveness and therefore fuel future advertising decisions, the best strategy for attracting candidates (wording used in advertisements), and any other advice they can offer that would benefit the OFT based on their specialised experience. Following a briefing provided by the OFT, the agency would be expected to commit to full compliance with the Civil Service Commission's Recruitment Principles, particularly in relation to fairness and openness, and would be willing to provide evidence of their processes to ensure compliance (for example, use of language and/or media is inclusive). The agency/partner would be the direct placer of advertisements with external publications on behalf of the OFT and would liaise directly with them. A good understanding of the OFT and its work by the agency/partner is essential to fulfil the above expectations, so a commitment from them to keep up-to-date with the Office would be an essential requirement. We would be looking for a quick but fair turn-around for the production of advertisements; usually 24 hours for the first draft of the advertisement.


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Energy Retail Markets Comparability Study

description: The objective is to analyse the performance of UK retail gas and electricity markets relative to other international gas and electricity markets and to provide comparators in terms of the level of competition, suppliers’ competitiveness and level and stability of energy prices. Questions to be answered: • What are the relevant international comparator markets for the UK? • How does the UK compare to other comparator markets in terms of the level of competition, company profitability, and the levels and volatility of prices? • What explains the differences and the UK’s ranking relative to international comparators?

street: Area 1C,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


title: Mail Conveyance From Mainland UK to The Isles of Scilly

description: A contract(s) is required for mail and packet conveyance from Mainland UK to The Isles of Scilly. The tender will be split into 4 lots enabling bidders to bid on one or more lots. The lots are as follows: • Lot One – Inbound / Outbound mail conveyance service from Mainland UK to St Mary’s Island (time critical) • Lot Two – Round trip sea conveyance service from St Mary’s Quay to the Quay of each Off Island • Lot Three – Transit van road conveyance service for mail and flowers from St Mary’s Quay to St Mary’s airport • Lot Four – Service requirements of Lots One, Two and Three

Royal Mail Group

street: 35 Rathbone Place

postalCode: W1T 1HQ


title: Good practice in response to child protection concerns in primary schools

description: This project will focus on best professional practice in response to child protection concerns in a selected number of primary schools. The overall objective is to identify models of good practice as the basis for guidance and information to teachers, school leaders and other children’s professionals. The project will look at both in-school practice and interagency liaison from the school’s perspective, and how best to involve schools more effectively in inter-agency working. Good practice models will include the identification of key staff and school policies, links with Local Safeguarding Boards and communication with local authority children’s services. The scope of any guidance would include: identification of abuse and neglect; advice for designated staff; the local child protection system policy and practice context. This project fits with the OCC remit to address the protection rights of children and young people under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC (Article 19 and 34). Evidence of children’s perspectives will be included in the evaluation of good practice models, with regard to Article 3 and Article 12 of the Convention. The objectives are to: • identify models of good practice in child protection in primary school settings • disseminate guidelines for good practice to schools, LSCBs, DfE, and other relevant stakeholders.

Office of the Children's Commissioner

street: 33 Greycoat Street,London

postalCode: SW1P 2QF


title: Information, Advice and Guidance Programme of Learning

description: The Directorate of Adult Care and Support want to commission a pilot Information, Advice and Guidance programme of learning (preferably certificated) to develop staff working in a range of different roles.

Cornwall Council

street: Old County Hall, Room 503,Treyew Road

postalCode: TR1 3AY


title: For the Provision of Team Role(s), as listed in SOW, for NHS 111 Pilot

description: The role is required to ensure that the national service specification for the NHS 111 service is supported by the appropriate IT standards and infrastructure, and to advise the NHS and Department’s Programme Team of any emerging risks and issues regarding the technical aspects of NHS 111.


name: Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science

title: Request for Quotation for the Assessment of Opportunities for Value-Added Marine Data Products & Services

description: Given the importance of preservation and re-use of environmental data within the UK, Cefas now wishes to review whether additional value can be extracted from certain datasets, above and beyond that gained from their original purpose. The review should take into account internal and external factors, including technical and legal aspects of the data, the importance or potential importance of the data to external users, and the political landscape in which Cefas operates. These factors will have a bearing on how Cefas decides to proceed, if at all, and the nature of the strategy put in place. The review will consider how Cefas makes its data available externally at present to ensure a consistent approach.

postalCode: NR33 0HT


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: DSTLX-REQ1000055901 - Manpower - Technical Lead

description: Manpower - Technical Lead


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

title: PROVISION OF A SEAMSTRESS/TAILORING SERVICE AT HMNB CLYDE

street: Room 316, Lomond Building,HMNB Clyde,Faslane

postalCode: G84 8HL


title: Request for Quotation to provide additional functionality for the STARFISH/CShell framework

description: To provide the additional functionality specified to the STARFISH system utilising the CShell framework as specified in the Technical specification.


title: Printing Materials

description: Part 1 Requirement: To print and deliver A5 manuals from pre-existing artwork to the Cabinet Office, London. Part 2 Requirement: To print and deliver business cards from pre-existing artwork to Government Procurement Service, Liverpool.

Government Procurement Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP


title: Science Museum Antenna Feature Exhibition Build

description: Development, supply and install of new exhibition and event space in the Science Museum's Antenna gallery. (MT Ref:82878)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Galleries and Exhibitions

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: DSG LS TELFORD SPARES LSBU8/0061

description: PIN AND CHAIN ASSY STEEL PAINTED FINISH .380 IN DIA 4.625 IN LG SHANK C/W CHAIN AND SPRING WITH BRASS TIP


title: LSBU10/SPARES LSBU10/0212

description: KIT,VEH EXTRACTION,MINE STRIKE COPMS DAY & NIGHT ROUTE MARKERS


title: Outplacement Services

description: DCLG is looking to procure outplacement services for staff that are displaced through the current restructuring programme.


title: Pilot study of patient reported outcome measures (PROMS) in primary care

description: Pilot study of patient reported outcome measures (PROMs) in primary care The DH requires further research in order to complete the existing research project named above. This research project implements and evaluates a method for collecting patient reported outcomes data in the setting of general practice. Further information is included in the attached tender documentation


title: Framework Agreement for the Purchase, Lease of MHE

description: Purchase and lease of mechanical handling equipment


title: Renewal of pitched and flat roof coverings and roofing reactive maintenance

description: This opportunity has been issued by Somer Community Housing Trust (“SCHT”), a member of Somer Housing Group, in order to appoint a single service provider to work closely with SCHT and residents to provide the Renewal of Flat & Pitched Roof Coverings for our programme of properties for 2011/12 and a Responsive Maintenance Contract for SCHT portfolio of properties in the Bath and surrounding area. More details are available within the tender documentation, which can be obtained by expressing an interest via the Somer Housing Group website.

Somer Housing Group

street: The Maltings,Riverside Place,Lower Bristol Road

postalCode: BA2 1EP


title: Nature Reserve at Parndon Wood - The Big Society

description:
Harlow Council is seeking to commission a suitably experienced organisation for the purpose of providing a variety of educational and recreational services at Parndon Wood Nature Reserve in Harlow. Parndon Wood has been recorded as a woodland for at least 900 years and was turned into a local nature reserve in 1974. It is made up of a wood of oak and hornbeam trees and covers an area of 21 acres. Visitors are able to follow a numbered nature trail through the reserve and visit the Conservation Centre which offers displays and a reference library. The Conservation Centre comprises an Exhibition Room, Classroom/Welfare Room with reference library, toilets, office and storage space. An estimated 16,000 people visited Parndon Wood Nature Reserve in 2010. Revenue raising activities at the reserve currently includes charging for birthday parties and school visits plus the sale of timber, charcoal, firewood and rustic furniture. It is considered that opportunities exist to further exploit this exceptional site for the benefit of the community as a whole . Access to Parndon Wood Nature Reserve would be expected for at least an average of 23 hours per week subject to seasonal fluctuations. It should be noted that the management of the woodland is not included as part of the services.

 (MT Ref:84106)

Harlow District Council

street: Civic Centre,Water Gardens,Community and Customer Services

postalCode: CM20 1WG


description: Community Information Project - Specialist IT Planner. Further information included within the invitation to tender documentation


title: Window and Glass Cleaning Services

description: The Royal Armouries has a requirement to procure window and glass cleaning services for both internal and external surfaces of the musuem.


title: UK-Bristol: blood bags

description: Eurobloodpack blood collection systems and ancillary blood processing systems. The following Eurobloodpack Purchasing Group (EPG) members are collaborating in a joint procurement exercise: — Irish blood transfusion service, — NHS blood and transplant, — Northern Ireland blood transfusion service, — Scottish national blood transfusion service, — Sanquin blood supply foundation, — Welsh blood service. This procurement is for the supply of: 1. Standardised whole blood collection systems with integrated features (i.e. Eurobloodpack), of 3 specific configurations: — Standard Top and Top Collection System for whole blood filtration, — Standard Bottom and Top System for red cell concentrates (RCC) filtration, — Bottom and Top System for red cell concentrates (RCC) filtration with Integral Plasma Filter. 2. Ancillary blood processing systems as follows: — Whole blood collection systems dry pack format, — Quadruple transfer set, — Sextuplet transfer set, — Single transfer pack, — Cryoprecipitate pooling pack, — Plasma filter set - single transfer pack, — Plasma filter set - double transfer pack, — Platelet pooling filter pack, — Platelet pooling filter pack with integral sample pouch, — Platelet storage pack, — Eurobloodpack extra items (automatic canule, speed needle and labels). Economic operators shall note: A) that by way of guidance but without warranty, that the combined annual purchase volumes of the EPG members equates to approximately 3 000 000 standardised whole blood collection systems; B) that other blood operators/ services (named below) have expressed an interest in procuring the Eurobloodpack Blood Collection Systems and ancillary blood processing systems through this procurement: — Australian Red Cross Blood Service (www.donateblood.com.au), — Austrian Red Cross Blood Donation Centre for Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland (www.roteskreuz.at), — Belgian Red Cross Flanders Blood Service (www.rodekruis.be), — Belgian Red Cross French Speaking Blood Service (www.transfusion.be), — Blood Transfusion Centre of Slovenia (www.ztm.si), — Blood Transfusion Service of the Swiss Red Cross (www.blutspende.ch), — Blood Transfusion Service of the Luxembourg Red Cross (www.croix-rouge.lu), — Canadian Blood Services (www.bloodservices.ca), — Comité Científico para la Seguridad Transfusional (www.msps.es), — Czech Society for Transfusion Medicine (www.transfuznispolecnost.cz), — Deutsche Gesellschaft für Transfusionsmedizin und Immunhämatologie (www.dgti.de), — Etablissement Français du Sang (www.dondusang.net), — Estonian Blood Transfusion Service (www.verekeskus.ee), — Finnish Red Cross Blood Service (www.veripalvelu.fi), — German Red Cross Blood Transfusion Services (www.drk.de), — Greek National Blood Centre, — Hungarian National Blood Transfusion Service (www.ovsz.hu), — Icelander Blódbankinn (www.blodbankinn.is), — Instituto Português do Sangue (www.ipsanque.org), — Istituto Superiore di Sanità (www.iss.it), — Latvian Blood Centre (www.vadc.gov.lv), — Lithuania National Blood Centre (www.kraujodonoryste.lt), — Maltese National Blood Transfusion Service (www.health.gov.mt), — New Zealand Blood Service (www.nzblood.co.nz), — Norway National Transfusion Council (www.hinas.no), — Organisation of Transfusion Centres in Denmark (www.bloddonor.dk), — Romania National Institute of Transfusion Haematology, — Spanish Society of Blood Transfusion, — Swedish Blood Alliance (www.sweba.se). CPV: 33141613, 33141614, 33141610, 33141630.


title: Ground Maintenance at Aylesbury's Flood Storage Area's on the Bear Brook and Stocklake Brook.

description: The contractor shall supply and operate grass cutting equipment which will be entirely appropriate to the grass cutting operation required, taking due regard to grass type, mowing specifications, ground contour and conditions


title: Tower Block Compartmentation

description: The works are similar to each high rise block. The replacement of existing internal landing screens and doors with 1 hour fire resisitng screeens and doors. Replacement of existing internal dry risers/intake cupboard doors and frames with 1/2 hour fire resisting door sets. The replacement of existing flat entrance doors with 1/2 hour fire resisitng door sets including level access thresholds. The redecoration of landing and stairwells with Class O finish throughout

South Essex Homes

street: 2 Mendip Road

postalCode: SS0 0HD


title: Whole Aircraft Charter between Cyprus and the UK

description: To provide aircraft for the movement of passengers, baggage and weapons between Cyprus (RAF Akrotiri) and various UK APODs (RAF Brize Norton) in June 2011


name: Birmingham City Council - Marketing Birmingham Ltd

title: Business Birmingham brand and creative development agency

description: Brand and message development which builds on existing Business Birmingham brand guidelines and campaigns; The creation and supply of a suite of online and offline assets to fulfil the Business Birmingham campaign in 2011-2012.

street: Level 4, Curzon Street

postalCode: B4 7XG


title: Online Market Research System

description: The market research and evaluation team working in the Chief Executive’s Directorate of the Environment Agency manage a contract for an online (quantitative) survey system and that contract needs to be re-tendered. Our current contract provides us with eight users. One has overall admin rights and the other seven are able to write and run surveys. We keep three of these licences free and loan them to people for short term projects. There are no limits on the number of responses or the number of surveys we run. In market research we run traditional surveys, for example, continuous customer satisfaction feedback, the system serves a few purposes. We wish to procure an online survey system that enables us to continue offering the service described above.

Environment Agency

street: Horizon House,Deanery Road

postalCode: BS1 5AH


title: DSTLX-RMP11-268 - Provision of Signal Process Technologist


title: EU Review of Best Practice in Structural Funds Management

description: To identify several options for best value/maximum impact arrangements for programme management and Member State co-ordination of Structural Funds in UK 2014-2020, based on a review of other EU countries and advice/data from the European Commission

Business, Innovation and Skills

street: Victoria 2 ,1 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0ET


title: Measuring the effectiveness of the Change4Life Brand & Campaign Activity

description: This research brief invites agencies to design and deliver quantitative research that will contribute to the evaluation of Change4life brand & campaign activity, from April 2011. Specifically, we are looking for research to: - monitor Change4Life brand presence & performance at a national level among key campaign audiences - provide an efficient but flexible means of evaluating specific elements of marketing activity, its intended outtakes and outcomes, on an ad hoc basis as the campaign requires Beyond the core brand and marketing activity metrics, there may be requirement for additional measures such as claimed and intended behaviour, attitudes, and other key influences pertaining to the campaign.


description: The Provision of Research on current practices in Italian/pizza restaurants and the piloting of nutritional advice. Please see the attached document for more details.

Department of Health

street: Skipton House,

postalCode: SE1 6LH

countryName: GB


description: Optimisation and further biological evaluation of novel broad spectrum antibiotics. Further information included in the tender documents


title: For the Provision of NHS 111 Telephony Subject Matter Expert

description: The role is required to advise the Department of Health’s NHS 111 Programme Team on matters relating to telephony, particularly around the maintenance and continuing development of the telephony infrastructure, working closely with our chosen telephony provider, and liaising with the NHS 111 pilot sites to define local mapping and routing plans.


title: WHOLE AIRCRAFT CHARTER BETWEEN THE UK, UAE AND CYPRUS

description: TO PROVIDE AN AIRCRAFT FOR THE MOVEMENT OF PASSENGERS, BAGGAGE AND WEAPONS BETWEEN THE UK, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (MINHAD) AND CYPRUS (RAF AKROTIRI)


name: Ministry of Defence - Defence Equipment and Support - Joint Supply Chain

title: GB-BATH: MedGS/SVO/1448 for the Supply of Health Monitoring Test Equipment (HTME)

street: Annexe A3,Block F,Foxhill

postalCode: BA1 5AB


title: Purchase and lease of mechanical handling equipment

description: The Ministry is looking for a range of mechanical handling equipment, plant & machinery, attachments, trailers, construction equipment and utility vehicles powered by liquefied petroleum gas, diesel or electric. The requirement had been divided into 9 lots; each lot will include provision for both purchase and lease of the equipment and will include the option for purchase of re-conditioned equipment.


title: The Supply of a Service Management Tool to the University of Wolverhampton

description: The University of Wolverhampton is looking to engage with a Supplier for; “The Supply of a Service Management Tool” to be used within IT Services & BLU (Blended Learning Unit) and is therefore conducting this procurement with a view to putting in place a University Contract to cover this requirement. (The Contract is for three years with the option to extend for a further 2 x twelve month periods)

University of Wolverhampton

street: Finance Dept. ,City Campus North, MX Building,Camp Street

postalCode: WV1 1AD


title: Provision of Legal Services to the UK Debt Management Office

description: Provision of legal services


title: Financial Advisory Services

description: Strategic financial advisory support for RPAs Future Options Program.


description:
Herefordshire Housing Limited seeks Contractors to undertake Empty Property (Void) Repair and Maintenance in various domestic properties in Herefordshire. Type of works include general carpentry and plumbing repair and installation, cleaning and clearance work, flooring repairs, wet finishes etc.

 To be used by the Property Services division of Herefordshire Housing Ltd. the successful contractor will provide the service on behalf of the division’s DLO.

 The successful contractor's operation will be subject to a number of performance measures that will be monitored during the life of the contract. More details of these are outlined in the tender documentation.

 Please return the completed Tender documentation supplied in the attachment to this advertisement (a checklist can be found in the Form of Tender section), by midday 8th July 2011.

 The Contract is for an initial One year duration with a potential for a further 12 months subject to on going satisfactory performance. This contract has a start date of the 15th August 2011 and a finish date of the 14th August 2012. For further details relating to contract extension please refer to the full tender documentation.

 The closing date for the return of the tender is midday 8th July, 2011. For those contractors who are successfully bought forward to the interview stage, the interviews will take place during w/c 15th July, 2011. The criteria for selection can be found in the Scoring Mechanism section of the tender documentation.

 (MT Ref:82260)

Herefordshire Housing Limited

street: Legion Way,Property Services

postalCode: HR1 1LN


title: Health - Birth to Five Printing Requirement (revised quantities)

description: Technical specification Quantity 40,000 Run-on 10,000 Finished size A4 Bled Portrait Number of pages Cover: 4pp Text (not including cover): 188pp ________________________________________ Artwork Mac: InDesign Proof with disk Laser Printer's proof 1 x PDF ________________________________________ Content Options Specific stock: Revive 50% recycled Cover Options Coated Silk 250gsm Text Options Coated Silk 115gsm ________________________________________ Colours - Cover Outer CMYK Seal Colours - Cover Inner CMYK Colours Text CMYK Please quote extra to seal inner cover and text * If quoting this work as digital print, the addition of a seal is not necessary. ________________________________________ Finishing PUR Binding (drawn on cover) ________________________________________ Packaging DH/Prolog specifications Pack using DOUBLE walled cartons, as per Prolog delivery instructions


title: Cancer Insert - Print

description: Quantity 2,000,000 Run-on 10,000 4pp A5. Quantity 2,000,000 run-on 10,000 4pp Alternative size 198 x 138mm. Finished size A5 Bled Portrait. Number of pages 4. Artwork PDF. Proof with disk PDF on disk. Printer's proof High Res Digital Post Ripped. .Content Options 50/50 recycled; Material Coated Silk 130gsm. * Recycled stock must be quoted from the Government recycled paper framework. Please state make. Colours CMYK Seal. Finishing Single fold 4pp Packaging Pack in cartons not exceeding 10kg.


title: New Funding Opportunity: National Institute for Health Research Health Technology Assessment (NIHR HTA) Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

NETSCC, HTA

street: Alpha House, ,University of Southampton Science Park,

postalCode: SO16 7NS


title: Genome Sequencing

Health Protection Agency

street: 61 Colindale Avenue

postalCode: NW9 5EQ


title: A Security Advisory service to assit with implementing the NMSI Crisis and Business Continuity plan

description: 1. Crisis Management and Business Continuity projectAn appointed organisation will advise, exercise and test the NMSI Crisis and Business Continuity plans.To work to Business Continuity BS 25999 standard- Determining business continuity strategy.- Developing and implementing a Business Continuity response.- Crisis and Business Continuity exercising, maintaining and reviewing.- Provision of simulation exercises for groups of up to 25 CMT members- Advanced preparation of all require paperwork in liaison with Andy Gray- Coordination on the day of each simulation exercise- Collation and communication of feedback to CMT following each exercise.- Assistance in the physical planning and resourcing of each simulation (e.g. give advice on provision of telephones, ICT equipment, meeting rooms etc.)- Support in advising and communicating with 3rd party attendees (journalists / press, people support agencies, emergency services) (MT Ref:83420)


title: Kielder Bypass Pipe

description: Reduce Flood Risk to Kielder Village


name: Ministry of Defence - Defence Infrastructure Organisation

title: Design and Installation of a No Break Standby Power and Distribution System to Air Traffic Control at RAF Marham

description: The Scope of Works includes dismantling and dispose of the existing electrical distribution system, including the existing redundant No Break power supply, and Design and Install replacement systems, including the Lightning Protection System for the ATC structure. The new electrical system is to be split into two supplies Essential & Very Essential (No Break). The new Standby Generator, Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) and Main Low Voltage Distribution Panel are to be housed in a new structure adjacent to the ATC. Consideration is to be taken when designing the new system as the ATC is operational and minimum disruption is to be experienced by the end user during the installation phase.


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

title: PROVISION OF COMPONENTS TO REPAIR LOWER PERSONNEL DOORS FOR SEA KING MK 4

description: PROVISION OF COMPONENTS FOR REPAIR OF LOWER PERSONNEL DOORS FOR SEA KING MK 4


title: NIHR In-Practice Fellowships Round 5

description: Funding is available from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) to support the academic component of two-year 50% clinical, 50% academic posts with a well-defined academic content which may include a Master’s degree. These posts are described as NIHR In-Practice Fellowships. The Fellowships were introduced in response to the report, ‘Medically and dentally-qualified academic staff: Recommendations for training the researchers and educators of the future’ . The National Institute for Health Research Trainees Co-ordinating Centre (NIHR TCC) is administering the competition on behalf of the NIHR and the Department of Health. Applications will be reviewed and recommended for funding by the NIHR In-Practice Fellowship Review Panel. Further information is included in the attached documents and at the following website Funding is available from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) to support the academic component of two-year 50% clinical, 50% academic posts with a well-defined academic content which may include a Master’s degree. These posts are described as NIHR In-Practice Fellowships. The Fellowships were introduced in response to the report, ‘Medically and dentally-qualified academic staff: Recommendations for training the researchers and educators of the future’ . The National Institute for Health Research Trainees Co-ordinating Centre (NIHR TCC) is administering the competition on behalf of the NIHR and the Department of Health. Applications will be reviewed and recommended for funding by the NIHR In-Practice Fellowship Review Panel.

National Institute for Health Research

street: Leeds Innovation Centre, ,103 Clarendon Road,

postalCode: LS2 9DF


name: Department for Work and Pensions (PTS South)

title: Consultancy Support to Develop Flexible New Deal Exit Strategy.

description: To support the development of an Exit Strategy for Flexible New Deal Contracts. This publication is for information purposes only


title: Out of hours ambulance service

description: Out of hours ambulance service covering 6pm - 8am Mon - Fri plus all weekend and bank holidays

National Health Service

street: Hinchingbrooke Healthcare NHS Trust Hospital,Hinchingbrooke Park,Huntingdon

postalCode: PE29 6NT


title: INSTALLATION OF REMOTE TERMINAL UNITS

description: INSTALLTION OF VARIOUS MOD SUPPLIED REMOTE TERMINAL UNITS AT RNAD COULPORT

street: Room 316, Lomond Building,HMNB Clyde,Faslane

postalCode: G84 8HL


title: Supply and installation of static and mobile shelving at HMP Standford Hill.


description: Optimisation of the Performance of Automatic Washer Disinfectors (AWDs). Further information in the tender documentation.


title: Mental Capacity Act Awareness Training

description: We are looking for a training provider of 40 awareness training workshops delivered to 590 social care and customer service staff on the Mental Capacity Act, and the staff responsibilities and liabilities arising from the Act. The contract will be for one year with the intention to review our needs for on-going maintenance training at the end of this time (subject of a further process of tender and assessment).

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY

street: Workforce Development Team, 3rd Floor South, Hackney Service Centre, ,1 Hillman Street

postalCode: E8 1DY


title: Vial Inspection hood HPA-PD/URS/754

description: The purchase of the manual inspection hoods for room 44 in the PPCC will provide a qualified, consistent space to enable the 100% vial inspection of Erwinase to be carried out in a controlled environment. To comply with MHRA/FDA regulatory expectations and requirements it is essential that these manual inspection hoods are fitted into the inspection process.

Health Protection Agency

street: Chilton

postalCode: OX11 0RQ


title: DSCOM/CB/2004 STATEMENT OF REQUIREMENT FOR WHOLE AIRCRAFT CHARTER[REDACTED INFORMATION – NATIONAL SECURITY]


title: Topographical Survey Contract for North Solihull Cycle Project

description: The project will create a series of strategic cycle routes connecting the residential communities in North Solihull to key employment sites. It will promote sustainable employment, by creating a viable and economic travel to work option for current and future employees living in North Solihull. Physical Infrastructure – The works involve the expansion of the cycle network in North Solihull from 5.2km up to an additional 18km, with the key focus on improving strategic routes to major employment sites (e.g. NEC, BIA and Birmingham Business Park) and public transport interchanges. The survey extent for North Solihull Strategic Cycle Network, Phases 1 and 2 is as shown on Drawings contained within the tender document. The survey extent for subsequent phases of the project has not yet been fully defined. The type of terrain and feature density for subsequent phases will be similar in nature to the terrain and feature density associated with Phases 1 and 2.

Solihull MBC

street: P O Box 18,Council House

postalCode: B91 9QS


title: Chippenham Depot building survey

description: Chippenham Depot building survey - supply of drawings and specifications for repair works including asbestos works


title: PCT - IT Hardware Procurement - Hertfordshire ICT

description: NHS Hertfordshire’s ICT department currently provide a range of services, including ICT procurement, to a number of NHS organisations and their partners. Their administered estate is constituted of Hewlett Packard equipment. In order to provide our partners with the best possible service and value we are looking to partner with a vendor to secure provision of HP or equivalent, computer equipment. Due to the fluid nature of our customers requirements we are unable to enter any agreement based on fixed numbers of units. However, based on previous annual purchases and our projections we have made with our partners our we expect to order at least the following in the current financial year 500 Desktops, 250 Monitors,1000 Laptops and/or Compact Laptops. We require both 1 year return to base warranty and 3 year RTB options on all items. It is imperative that good service is provided with reliable deliveries within agreed lead-times. We are particularly interested in the “Road Map” for models and life span detailing time between model changes etc. A suitable provider will be selected through a further competition process under the Buying Solution’s Framework RM 721/L1. Initially, to express your interest in taking part in this exercise, please respond to this capability assessment. The further competition process will be managed on the Due North E-Procurement system. You will need to register onto Due North to be included in the further competition process by following the registration instructions below. All companies that respond positively to the capability assessment will be invited to participate through Due North.


title: Wessex Bridge Inspection Programme 11-12

description: Principal and general inspections of numerous EA owned and non-owned bridges in Wessex area


title: The Provision of Occupational Health Service for British Transport Police

description: The Provision of Occupational Health ServiceThe Occupational Health service provider will be required to work in partnership with the in house Occupational Health Advisers, and Wellbeing Manager. The supplier will be required to provide occupational physician advice and support on occupational health issues in British Transport Police. The expected aims of the Occupational Health Care Provider will be to provide the expertise to ensure a safe, healthy working environment that benefits staff and promotes a high quality policing service to the general public and railway staff.The Occupational Health Service should provide a comprehensive range of services that comply with statutory, home office guidelines and British Transport Police policy. It must be ensured that:a) Individual physicians are qualified to an appropriate level in occupational health.b) They and or other appropriate health care professionals are registered with their appropriate professional body with insurance liability. The service is divided into;- Confidential health assessments,- Case management of individual sickness absence cases,- Ill health retirement assessment,- Advice on policy and strategy. (MT Ref:83925)

British Transport Police

street: 25 Camden Road,Camden,Finance and Procurement

postalCode: NW1 9LN


title: Support and maintenance service for GP practice IT hardware and networks


title: Bushy Welcome Centre - Foul Drainage

description: The works include the supply/install of new foul sewerage drainage system including pumping station at the Busy Park Welcome Centre.

The Royal Parks

street: The Store Yard,Hyde Park

postalCode: W2 2UH


title: Sandford House Lift Refurbishment, Birmingham

description: Minor refurbishment of 2 passenger lifts.


title: Housing Sales Agent

description: A housing sales agent is required to assist the Council with the sale of a number of two to four bedroom units that are planned to be built at the Nar Ouse Regeneration Area in King's Lynn during 2012. The Council intends to appoint a suitable agent during January 2012 to commence off plan sales of the initial 19 units. The development, which will take place in phases, is planned to eventually total 155 units.

street: Kings Court,Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX


title: Runoff Treatment System for The Leaf Yard at Kensington Gardens

description: Works involve the following: Part 1 - Construction of new surface intercept drainage system in order to separate clean runoff water from dirty runoff water Part 2 - Collection of dirty runoff within suitable pumping chamber. Part 3 - Installation of dirty runoff pumping system. Part 4 - Installation of power supply to site; and new rising main to a point East of the Italian Gardens at the head of the Serpentine. Part 5 - Construction of new manhole and gravity connection to Ranelagh Sewer. This part must be undertaken by a Thames Water 'approved contractor' Part 6 - Installation of sprinkler/runoff circulation system.


title: Winnersh Flood Resistance Measures (Intstallations)

description: Supply and installation of flood resistance products


title: South Park Transformation

description: This PQQ is in respect of a contract for the design and construction of the Transformation works in the South Olympic Park. The works include the removal and/or modification of existing infrastructure and buildings built for Games and some new build elements.


name: HM Procurator General and Treasury Solicitor

title: IT Managed Services

description: The supply of IT Managed Services for the Attorney General’s Office (“AGO”) and, as part of the services, the Office for Budget Responsibility (“OBR”).


title: Project to assess impact of CPD

description:
The purpose of this project is to provide a research specification for a project aimed at helping the GMC understand the impact of continuing professional development (CPD) on doctors’ performance and, to some extent, patient or service outcomes.

 (MT Ref:82469)

General Medical Council

street: 3 Hardman Street,Procurement

postalCode: M3 3AW


name: National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence

title: Online Medical Dictionary

description: NHS Evidence, a department of NICE and a Web Service of NICE is seeking to procure a high quality, authoritative Medical Dictionary reference source. The medical dictionary content will be presented and made searchable via NHS Evidence and other digital services to support healthcare professionals in making evidence based decisions.

street: Level 1A ,City Tower ,Piccadilly Plaza

postalCode: M1 4BT


title: Energy Development Unit : Design, build and dismantlement of conference stand for Offshore Europe

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is exhibiting at this year’s Offshore Europe Exhibition taking place on 6th to 8th September 2001 at Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre in Aberdeen. We are seeking to appoint a supplier to design and build the stand. We will be exhibiting with 4 stand partners, OPITO the oil and gas academy, Decom North Sea, Industry Technology Facilitator and Technology Strategy Board. We have booked a 11.5m x 10m (115m2) space on corner site 5C100 in the Press and Journal arena. The purpose of the stand is to showcase the work of the Oil and Gas activities of the Energy Development Unit within DECC and the work of our partners in the stand to the Oil & Gas companies and also to use the stand as a base and meeting area for Ministers, Senior officials and staff, in a private meeting room in the space and facilities for some small gatherings.

street: 3rd Floor, Atholl House, ,Guild Street,

postalCode: AB11 6AR


title: Research Brief Stoke awareness FAST campaign tracking

Central Office of Information

street: Hercules Road

postalCode: postcode


title: V&A Museum - Postmodernism Exhibition Early Build Package

description: Postmodernism Exhibition - Stage Set Build


title: Olympic Park canal passenger service

description: This brief seeks a consultant to advise on scope changes required to the existing design of the western spectator entrance to the Olympic Park, to enable spectators to access the Park at this location from the canal towpath.


title: New Staff Uniforms at the National Maritime Museum

description: To design and provide new uniforms for NMM Staff


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

description: The provision of Replacement pedestrian doors and associated parts at HMP Littlehey. The existing doors do not operate effectively due to majority of operational parts being badly worn.


title: LSBU10/SPARES LSBU10/0410

description: CLOTH,CLEANING,SLEEVE


name: Department for Communities and Local Government

title: JEREMIE - The North West Fund

description: The NW Programme Delivery team (PDT) of DCLG, is seeking to invite tenders for the provision of consultancy services to undertake an evaluation of the North West JEREMIE. This evaluation will be shared with the European Commission, Government departments, Local Monitoring Committee and North West Business Finance Ltd. The evaluation represents best practice and will help inform strategy and the future use of legacy funding.

street: Arpley House,110 Birchwood Boulevard,Birchwood

postalCode: WA3 7QH


name: Department for Work and Pensions (CD Sourcing)

title: Work Programme

description: Provision of employment related support services, subject to the requirements of the framework agreement entered into between the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions and Prime Contractors on 20 January 2011. (Contract Finder reference DWP/CD/ERSS/FRAMEWORK/2010). Contract ValueS £3.4 BN.


title: MMU Transcriptions Service

description: COI is looking for an audio transcription services provider for a contract period of 1 year with the option for extensions of 4 x 12 month periods. The value of this contract is estimated to be £70,000 per annum (maximum £350,000). It is intended that the contract will be novated to another Contracting Authority after 31st March 2012. This is an open invitation to tender for the provision of a transcription service supplier to the Media Monitoring Unit (MMU) of the Central Office of Information. Potential Providers should visit www.coi.bravosolution.co.uk for more information.


title: Horncastle De-Silting Works

description: Horncastle De-Silting Works


name: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Auto Tonometer and Corneal Response Equipment and Accessories

description:
Supply of Auto Tonometer and Corneal Repsonse Technology with

 Wheelchair Motorised Table

 (MT Ref:82329)

street: Royal Hallamshire Hospital,Glossop Road

postalCode: S10 2JF

name: Glyn Elliott - Assistant Supplies Manager


title: Laundry Services.

description: NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) require a contract for the provision and laundering of garments used across a range of laboratory and manufacturing areas. The type of service required will be either a: Laundry and finishing service. Garment purchase, laundry and finishing service. Garment hire, laundry and finishing service. A combination of the above. A sterilisation step for clean room garments. The sterilisation process can be by irradiation or autoclave depending on the effect of the material being sterilised and the supplier must provide details of the decreased life cycle caused by any sterilisation method. A collection and delivery service must be provided to any of the NHSBT sites which are located across England and North Wales. The types of garments which will be used and require a laundering service are as follows. General laboratory coats which comply with H&S standards. (Howie style). Manufacturing Garments made of a low linting material, which comply with H&S standards. These garments must be suitable for use within a grade D environment. Re-usable clean room garments for use in grade A, B or C clean rooms. These garments must be accompanied by a validation document from an independent test house such as the British Textile Testing Group or the Institute for Textile Technology. Clean room undergarments suitable for use in a grade A, B or C environment. Other garments which may be required. Disposable covers (such as disposable sleeves) for use in grade A, B & C clean rooms.


currency: GBP

title: Contract for the provision of market analysis

description: Provision of market analysis in relation to potential financial support.

Business, Innovation and Skills

street: EDD,1 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0ET


title: Basketball Games Time Training Venue

description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to procure a design and build contract to provide a temporary training venue (and associated support facilities) for Basketball and Wheelchair Basketball for the duration of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The successful tenderer will also be expected to provide operational maintenance of the venue during the Games and remove the venue and make good the site afterwards.


title: Tender for the Provision of a Stock Management, Cashless Facility and EPOS System

description: Gloucestershire College currently has an in-house Catering Dept based over 6 sites with an annual turnover of ~ £1.1 million in addition there are several other departments with moving stock. The college is in the process of implementing a new ID system for both staff and students using MiFare technology which is intended to be used for electronic systems where relevant including a cashless system, car park entry, printing and copying etc with other system development in the future. In this instance the college is looking to install an integrated stock management system which will also provide a Cashless EPOS facility for the Catering Department.

Gloucestershire College

street: Cheltenham Campus,Princess Elizabeth Way

postalCode: GL51 7SJ


title: System to monitor temperature, humidity and pressure

description: The University of Warwick Physics department are requesting suppliers to bid for a comprehensive system to monitor temperature, humidity and pressure (absolute and differential) in our clean rooms and labs. They could be either wired or wireless.

The University of Warwick

street: University House,University of Warwick,Kirby Corner Road

postalCode: CV4 8UW


title: Assessing the Non-Financial Constraints to the Deployment of Commercial Scale Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Within the Power Sector

description: In addition to financial considerations, there are other issues that can affect the deployment of commercial scale carbon capture and storage (CCS). These can include project management, design and engineering, manufacture, balance of plant and construction among other issues, and broadly fall under the supply chain category. Existing studies have already considered the CCS supply chain, but focused on how UK companies can best position themselves to gain from the global CCS industry, both in the UK and abroad. However the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) would like to appoint a contractor to undertake an objective appraisal of the various current and potential UK supply chains in the CCS industry. Specifically, the project requirements are to: - Consider all of the components and services required by the industry in the future; - Assessment of the UK’s ability to deliver what’s required with its current (and predicted near future) capabilities; - Assessment of the global market’s ability to deliver what’s required with its current (and predicted near future) capabilities; and - To identify gaps between current (and predicted near future) capability and future needs;

street: Room 205, ,55 Whitehall,

postalCode: SW1A 2EY


title: Relocation Support for Under Occupiers

description: Pilot project to provide practical support for those households under-occupying council owned accommodation with relocation assistance as stated in our specification This exercise is being carried out electronically and you need to register free of charge at https://wmcoe.bravosolution.co.uk

Stoke On Trent City Council

street: Swann House,Boothen Road

postalCode: ST4 1HW


title: Update of RWMD Organisational Baseline Document and Organisational Baseline Compliance Assessment

description: The overall objective of the work is to deliver updated and approved final versions of the OBD and OBCA by November 2011. this covers the development of drafts, checking and approval by Disposal System Development Committee (DSDC), the Nuclear Safety and Environment Committee (NSEC and the RWMD Executive Committee.

Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA)

street: Herdus House,Westlakes Science & Technology Park,Moor Row

postalCode: CA24 3HU


title: Director of Children's Service Provision Evaluation


title: Provision of Insurance Broker Services

description: To provide Insurance Broker services which include professional and technical advice on complex insurance matters. Conduct OJEU competition on behalf of the Constabulary for individual insurance policies. Management of insurance claims, amendment of policies on the Constabulary's behalf and complete the renewal process. Renewal of the Insurance Strategy.

Civil Nuclear Police Authority

street: F6 Culham Science Centre,Abingdon

postalCode: OX14 3DB


title: COMMUNITY ADVOCACY SERVICE

description: A key foundation of Transformation of Adult Social Care in Hackney is that people are empowered to navigate options available to them, with support to express their wishes in a system which is designed around the individual. The London Borough of Hackney, City of London and NHS East London are inviting expressions of interest from consortia or single experienced organisations for the provision of Community Advocacy Services in the Borough for all adults aged 18 plus years. Providers will need to demonstrate that they are able to deliver services that are accessible and appropriate to the needs of all of Hackneys citizens including culturally appropriate services. Providers will therefore be expected to demonstrate a willingness and ability to partner with appropriate specialist organisations to deliver services “to hard to reach” groups while ensuring that Service Users’ rights and dignity are maintained at all times. The three-year contract, with an optional extension for a further two years, will be let in July 2012. Organisations planning to tender for the contract(s) must also be aware that TUPE conditions (The Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment Regulations) 2006) may apply. Further information will be provided upon receipt of expression of interest.

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY

street: Second Floor, Hackney Service Centre,One Hillman Street, London

postalCode: E8 1DY


title: Post project completion and customer care surveys

description: HLF is now operating under its third strategic plan, which began in April 2008. The plan lays out the programmes and criteria for funding projects between 2008 and 2013, along with the process of application, assessment, monitoring and evaluation. Under its Financial Directions HLF is required to have in place systems to monitor and evaluate the outputs and outcomes of projects which we have funded and to assess the effectiveness of our processes for awarding and managing grants


title: Review the Energy Recovery of Energy from Waste (EfW) Plants

description: This review will establish the levels of energy recovery achieved by Energy from Waste (EfW) plants built since 2005 that generate only electricity to provide an evidence base which we can use for assessing BAT and compliance with article 23(4) of the waste framework directive

Environment Agency

street: Kings Meadow House,Kings Meadow Road

postalCode: RG1 8DQ


title: Integrated Duty Management System

description: A new integrated information system is required, incorporating: - Annualised Hours based Duty System for grey-book staff - Annualised Hours based Flexi System for green-book staff Additionally, as an optional extra: - Personnel Management - Training Records Management

Cleveland Fire Authority

street: Fire Brigade Headquarters,Endeavour House,Stockton Road

postalCode: TS25 5TB


name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

description: The aim is to procure services to develop and maintain a Quantitative Modelling Standing Capacity (QMSC) Framework agreement for the following exotic animal diseases: 1. Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD); and 2. Exotic pig diseases: Classical Swine Fever (CSF), African Swine Fever (ASF) and Swine Vesicular Disease (SVD). The procurement is being carried out to meet the requirements that came out of the formal enquiries in both 2001 and 2007 for the Foot and Mouth Disease. Recommendations were made on how the application of quantitative modelling tools, teams and techniques could assist both during and between outbreaks, these include: • The updating and maintenance of cost benefit analyses of FMD control strategies. • The need to provide evidence to support discussion on emergency vaccination ensuring that all of the issues are communicated clearly and properly explained. • An increase in the level of technical and scientific expertise available to contribute to the development of disease control policies on a day to day basis, not just during a disease outbreak. • The need for transparency in publishing scientific advice and risk assessments to strengthen confidence in disease management outbreak. • Improvements in data and information quality and flow.


title: Operation of the Customer Service Excellence Scheme (a service concession opportunity)

description: This is a service concession opportunity for the operation of the Customer Service Excellence scheme, to certify applicants' achievement in the area of customer service. Full details can be found in the support documentation.

Cabinet Office

postalCode: SW1A 2WH


title: Sourcing Specialist - PICD

description: Sourcing Specialist - PICD. Further information included in the invitation to tender


description: This event is on a framework agreement. For details of how to get on the framework agreement please contact buying solutions. The Provision of a ProCure 21+ Information Systems and Training Programme Development Manager.

Department of Health

street: New Kings Beam House

postalCode: SE1 9BW


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Procurement - CMT Mid

title: Defibrillators for HMPS Highpoint

description: Defibrillators for wings at HMPS Highpoint

street: Category Management Team Midlands,Peat House,1 Waterloo Way

postalCode: le1 6lp


title: CoRE Project - Skills Gap Research Requirement

description: CoRE is the exciting project aimed at all UK based companies who are working in the retrofit and refurbishment housing sector particularly construction and allied business sectors. The project objective is to ensure companies are best equipped through increasing skills and knowledge to take advantage of the business opportunities created by the private and public sector investment in the housing refurbishment programmes. Companies need to have the skills to be able to deliver the on site solutions required to meet the targets specified for this activity, including carbon reduction targets. The focus of this opportunity will be to create data which will enable development of a matrix which will encompass the skills requirement to deliver the refurbishment and refit business opportunities.


title: Support Service for At Risk Families with Children who are 0-5 years old

description: To appoint a provider to deliver a support service to families in need, or at risk, where at least one child is aged under 5 years old.

Stoke On Trent City Council

street: Corporate Procurement,Swann House,Boothen Road

postalCode: ST4 4SY


title: CPU Fryer Tender

description: Anglia Support Partnership are looking to purchase a PITCO SGH50 Fryer for the Central Production Unit based at Ida Darwin, Fulbourn, Cambs CB21 5EE

Anglia Support Partnership

street: Kingfisher House,Kingfisher Way

postalCode: PE29 6FH