title: GB-Hertfordshire: Hertfordshire Home Safety Service

description: Social work and related services. Housing services. Community Protection (a department within Hertfordshire County Council) with the support of Health and Community Services have a requirement for the provision of a Countywide ‘Hertfordshire Home Safety Service’ that will : • Provide a quality service to homeowners and private sector and social housing tenants who are older, disabled and/or vulnerable to promote independent living and enable them to remain in their homes in greater comfort, security, safety, and with dignity • Ensure long term savings to the public purse by preventing and reducing the opportunity for: burglary, doorstep and rogue trader crime, home fires, and falls in the home • Provide a single service to residents of Hertfordshire that will include advice, checks and fitting (as appropriate) to meet the above objectives Examples of what the service will include but are not limited to: • Providing advice, home maintenance and the installation and fitting of equipment that will prevent falls in the home • Providing home security fitting and advice and rogue trader advice • Provide home fire safety checks, including advice and installation and fitting of appropriate measures and equipment • Provide home security checks, including advice for the prevention of becoming victims of doorstep crime and/or rogue traders; and advice and installation and fitting of appropriate measures and equipment Throughout the service, we would expect the provider to build and develop relationships with referral agencies such as Hertfordshire Constabulary, NHS, Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service etc. Throughout the duration of this framework contract it is possible that the local authorities or other public sector bodies within Hertfordshire may wish to utilise the service under this contract. In particular, the District Councils may wish to contract with the chosen provider to provide a technical service to their residents. No fixed list of organisations is set out within the tender and no guarantee can be given as to the exact amount of business which may result from this tender exercise. However, the Contract will be expected to provide the service to any local authority or other public sector body within the county of Hertfordshire that is authorised by the Council. Any organisation that utilises this contract shall do so under the terms and conditions of this contract. The anticipated annual expenditure on this service is presently circa £210,000 per annum. The planned start date is 1st April 2012 and the contract will be awarded for a period of three years with an option to extend for a further year, at the sole discretion of the County Council. We have an expectation of a minimum of 3500 home fire, safety and security jobs to be completed for this money. Organisations with a demonstrable track record in delivering services of this type and are able to deliver a countywide service are invited to submit a PQQ using HCC’s e-tendering system, Delta-ets. The whole of the Public Sector is facing difficult times, HCC has a budget gap rising to nearly 20% of the budget and is looking for help from Contractors to close this gap. This will include making efficiencies and savings within this contract going forward.

Herfordshire County Council

street: Community Protection,Farnham House

postalCode: SG1 2FQ


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

scheme: CPV

title: Energy CO2 business as usual emissions and marginal abatement cost data

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Energy-management services. Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) would like to commission some energy modelling to produce data on global carbon dioxide (CO2) energy, industry and process business as usual emissions and marginal abatement costs. There will be two main deliverables: (1) Global historical and projected business as usual (BAU) emissions data and (2) Marginal abatement cost (MAC) data for CO2 energy, industry and process emissions. A report covering key results and drivers is also required. Data should cover key years out to 2050, and will need to be broken down at country/regional level and by sector. The data will be used as inputs for DECC’s in-house global carbon finance modelling work, and for analysis of greenhouse gas mitigation pledges.

procurementMethod: open

initiationType: tender


title: HA 13/5/3601 Dartford Incident Detection System

description: This is a specialised procurement for an Incident Detection System/Cameras within Dartford Tunnel to be linked to Fire Suppression System.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Highways Agency

street: Federated House ,London Road

postalCode: RH4 1SZ

countryName: UK


title: Naming Rights

description: Lee Valley Regional Park Authority will own and run four legacy venues – the Lee Valley White Water Centre, the Lee Valley Velo Park, the Lee Valley Tennis and the Lee Valley Hockey Centres at Eton Manor, three of which are located within the Olympic Park. The Authority is offering the opportunity to sponsor these key London sporting venues after the Games along with the Lee Valley Athletics Centre. We are seeking commercial partners for: - The Lee Valley VeloPark on the Olympic Park at Stratford - The Lee Valley White Water Centre at Waltham Cross, just north of the M25 - The Lee Valley Hockey Centre and Tennis Centres on the Olympic Park at Stratford - The Lee Valley Athletics Centre at Edmonton After the Games, these venues will provide a legacy of sporting opportunities for elite athletes, school groups and the community and some will play host to major national and international events attracting thousands of spectators and fans. Lee Valley White Water Centre – the only brand new legacy venue to open before the Games – has already secured the 2015 World Canoe Slalom Championships, the first legacy venue to have gained a major event post-Games. A commercial partner will receive a range of high visibility opportunities for their brand including: - Naming rights for the venue - Branding the venues with company name and logo - Unique corporate hospitality opportunities - Branding of staff uniforms - A range of bespoke benefits We anticipate the announcement of the key sponsors before November 2012. The deadline for expressions of interests for the Velopark is 15 January 2012 and for the other sites is 30th June 2012. Interested parties are encouraged to register their interest now with our exclusive sales agent Grant Thornton by contacting Carmen Niemeyer by email. Email: Carmen.niemeyer@uk.gt.com.

mainProcurementCategory: services

Lee Valley Regional Park Authority

postalCode: EN2 9HG


title: Models and Partnerships Associate(s)

description: Models and Partnerships Associate(s)


title: FHRS Business Display of Food Hygiene Ratings in Wales

description: one initial phase of research, but with the option to conduct follow-on projects or similar research/projects across other regions of the UK (including Scotland, NI and England) or for FSA regional offices to repeat the survey in Scotland, England or Northern Ireland, up to the end of June 2014.


name: Health and Social Care Information Centre

title: RIT0798 - Interim Technical Specialist

description: Provision for the services of an Interim Technical Specialist - IT

street: 1 Trevelyan Square,Boar Lane

postalCode: LS1 6AE


title: SME Migrant Workers research

description: Research to gauge the impact and effectiveness of UK Border Agency activity on businesses affected by operational policies and enforcement activities


title: Addition of channels and data acquisition units to existing Eurotherm 6180A recorder

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Health Protection Agency

street: Chilton

postalCode: OX11 0RQ


title: Event Management and Delivery

description: The ODA has requirements to deliver two high quality events that will allow transport plans of participants to be validated, lessons learned appropriately documented and action plans drafted to provide an audit trail of improved readiness to support the London 2012 Games. Exercise plans and content are to be developed with stakeholders and transport delivery partners.


title: Fossil fuel (oil, gas and coal) price shocks and low carbon economy

description: The impacts on the UK economy of high fossil fuel prices are complex, working through a number of different channels, and are likely to have an adverse impact on inflation, output, investment and unemployment. Climate change policies have the potential to mitigate the impact on these macroeconomic variables by changing the UK’s use of fossil fuels. We are seeking quantitative macroeconomic analysis of the impacts on the UK economy of various combinations of oil, gas and coal price shocks, both temporary and permanent, with and without pre-specified levels of reduction in UK consumption of these energy sources caused by future policy to address climate change.

street: Area 1C,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


name: Department of Health - Connecting for Health

title: Refresh of Servers

street: Vantage House,40 Aire Street

postalCode: LS1 4HT


title: Tree Felling at Wybunbury Moss NNR - Project B


description: The Provision of services to support the transition to GP Commissioning. Further information included in the invitation to tender.


title: Manley House Roof Works

description: Repair of roofing including lining and decoration of rainwater gutters, fascias and soffits

Environment Agency

street: Manley House,Kestrel Way

postalCode: EX2 7LQ


name: National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI)

title: Production of Digital Signage Content

description:
Overview

 The Science Museum is a large and complex building that visitors struggle to navigate around with visitor research consistently highlighting that there is insufficient ‘information to find your way around’. To work towards improving this, a Visitor Journey initiative was introduced in March 2010 to overhaul the way-finding systems in the Science Museum and enhance overall visitor experience. The first stage of this project was rolled out on the ground floor of the Museum alongside the rebrand in June 2010 and in December 2010.

 As part of the second phase of the Visitor Journey project the Science Museum will be implementing a digital signage system that will bring all our existing and new signage under one system. New digital what’s on screens will be held in Information Nodes, which will also feature a map, directory and leaflet holders. The Information Nodes will be accompanied by smaller promotional screens used to communicate the commercial offer, galleries and events. The second stage of the project will launch Autumn 2011. This will compliment existing digital signage located at various points, such as staffed screens at Ticket and Information desks.

 The promotional screens will communicate the commercial and non-commercial offer. Their aim is to inspire and engage visitors with the range of activities/collections on offer at the Museum and encourage commercial sales. They will also assist in directing people through the Museum using animations. Content will be tailored to location, time of day and the schedule of events.

 Goal

 The digital signage system will work in conjunction with the existing way-finding solution comprising printed maps, information node ‘wall maps’, static signage and information desks to promote the commercial and non-commercial offer around the Museum.

 Objectives

 Purpose of the content on promotional screens:

 1. Increase trade-ups of commercial attractions.

 2. Promote and direct people to different galleries, events and exhibitions.

 3. Increase take-up of on-site events.

 4. Reduce on-site printed collateral.

 DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT PRODUCTION PROJECT SCOPE

 The scope of work for this project covers concept development, direction, production and editing of digital assets for the Museum’s new digital signage system, some elements of which can also be used successfully on the website and in the Museum’s social media campaigns.

 All content produced for the digital signage system will need to designed according to the Museum’s branding guidelines and new way-finding design elements, with consistent tone and style used across templates, film and animation.

 It is important to note that the digital signage system does not have audio capacity so all content generated needs to be clear enough to communicate key messages through the use of imagery and text animation/overlays alone.

 The majority of the screens to be used for the digital signage project are of portrait orientation (Native Resolution 1920 high x 1080 wide) however there will still be some screens in the standard landscape orientation (two types: Native Resolution 1360 wide x 768 high and 1280 wide x 1024 high). Therefore, any new content will need to be filmed for both orientations. All existing content is in landscape format. Furthermore, it will be necessary to take into account the different screen orientations when undertaking creative treatment of any existing content to ensure that the quality and integrity of the video footage is maintained.

 (MT Ref:82459)

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Yeading Reservoir Works

description: Yeading Reservoir Improvement Works


title: TENDER DOCUMENTS FOR THE OFFICE OF FAIR TRADING TOTAL FACILITIES MANAGEMENT SERVICES

description: Total Facilities Management Contract


title: NMSI climate controlled store

description:
The Authority wishes to establish an Agreement/Contract for the provision of modular, sustainably sourced, low running cost, climate controlled, HempLime building for use as an archive and object store

 (MT Ref:83502)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Galleries and Exhibitions


title: Fisheries Enforcement Officers (South West)

description: The Environment Agency requires a company to provide individuals, often working out of normal work hours and at night, to support our Devon & Cornwall fisheries officers. The company must be able to provide at least 3 individuals on a part-time basis with no guaranteed hours of work with the skills and experience necessary to enable them to perform duties such as investigating illegal fishing operations, collecting evidence, apprehending offenders and attending court as a witness. The EA will provide all necessary training and equipment.


title: Penrith Gas Works - Part IIA inspection

description: The Environment Agency has been requested by Eden District Council to undertake detailed inspection of Penrith Gasworks in accordance with the framework and procedural steps of the statutory guidance issued under Part 2A of the Environmental Protection Act 1990.


title: Domestic Electrical Appliances

description: Enquiries are sought from suitably qualified and experienced contractors in respect of a framework arrangement for the repair and replacement of Domestic Electrical Appliances at Shropshire Council sites.

Shropshire Council

street: Shirehall,Abbey Foregate

postalCode: SY2 6ND


title: Bowel Cancer Screening - The Facts (12p)

description: Technical specification: Quantity 1,000,000 Run-on 100,000 Finished size A5 Bled Portrait Number of pages 16 Self Cover. ________________________________________ Artwork PDF Printer's proof PDF ________________________________________ Content Options Specific stock: 50% recycled min Material Uncoated 90gsm * Recycled stock must be quoted from the Government recycled paper framework. Please state make. ________________________________________ Colours CMYK * If quoting this work as digital print, the addition of a seal is not necessary. ________________________________________ Finishing Saddle Stitched ________________________________________ Packaging DH/Prolog specifications As per delivery instructions relevant to all Department of Health deliveries to Prolog


description: INVITATION TO TENDER FOR TECHNICAL BUSINESS ANALYST. FURTHER INFORMATION IN THE INVITATION TO TENDER DOCUMENT


name: Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science

title: Request for Quotation for the provision of a Telephony Unified Messaging/Voicemail Server

description: Cefas has a requirement to install and maintain an AVST CallXpress 8 voicemail solution. The server will be operating in a Windows domain using AD, Windows 2008 DC servers, Exchange 2003/Outlook 2007 environment with planned migration to Exchange 2010. It must integrate with Mitel SX2000 non-IP PBX infrastructure via a Mitel gateway.

street: Pakefield Road

postalCode: NR33 0HT


description: Employment Focused Planning (Planning Live). Further detailed information is included in the invitation to tender documentation.


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: DSTLX-MP11-328 - Provision of analytical support

description: Provision of analytical support


title: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT & STANDARDS

description: The MCA is seeking a consultant to provide Technical Advice on Radar

Maritime and Coastguard Agency

street: Spring Place ,105 Commercial Road

postalCode: SO15 1EG


name: Staffordshire County Council Staffordshire Procurement

title: Provision of a Young People's Substance Misuse Service in the County of Staffordshire

description: Staffordshire County Council, Substance Misuse Commissioning Team is seeking expressions of interest from a range of suitably qualified and experienced providers, either wholly or as part of a partnership arrangement to deliver the following services: To provide a young people's substance misuse service for the County of Staffordshire. The service provider will be required to deliver a Young Persons Substance Misuse At Risk Project and a Specialist Structured Treatment Service. The procurement will have TUPE implications. The tender will follow an open single stage process. To express an interest and request an Invitation to Tender pack please email commissioning.team@staffordshire.gov.uk with your name, organisation and contact details. Once you have registered your interest in the tender you will receive the documents by return email.

street: Joint Commissioning Unit,Wedgwood Building,Tipping Street

postalCode: ST16 2DH


description: Evaluation of health checks for adults with learning disability in primary care (directly enhanced service). Further information included in the tender documents


name: County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

title: Feminine Hygiene Services

description: County Durham Procurement Consortium Invite Expressions of interest from suitably qualified and resourced companies for the provision of Feminine Hygiene Services to the Tees, Esk and Wear Valley NHS Foundation Trust (TEWV). The Trust specialises in providing mental health care to a broad spectrum of age groups ranging from young children to the elderly and covering a large geographical area from North Yorkshire to the borders of Tyneside. The Feminine Hygiene Services will be provided at various locations across the estate. The current requirement for services is at a total of 55 locations, comprising 21 Hospitals/Residential Units and 34 Resource Centres. The service will comprise the Feminine Hygiene Services of the premises with the requirements tailored to the site specific needs. Full details of the service requirement will be contained in the subsequent tender documents. The opportunity is for 36 months with the option to extend for a further 24 months. Please expression you interest by clicking on the following link http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6224 Interested parties will be requested to complete a Pre Qualification Questionnaire, PQQ. This document will be emailed to you upon receipt of your expression of interest. Tender documents will be issued to companies short listed from the PQQ stage. In addition to the above this contract may be utilised by NHS organisations aligned to County Durham Procurement Consortium (CDPC). This could include other NHS bodies (whether acting individually, or on behalf of, or together as members of any consortia now or in the future) along with any other NHS bodies which CDPC deems necessary now or in the future for the delivery of the required goods/ services to NHS bodies, local authorities, other government departments or non-departmental public bodies charged with the delivery of healthcare or health related services. (For details of CDPC current member organisations, please refer to following websites: htpp://www.cddft.nhs.uk)

street: North Road

postalCode: DH1 5TW


title: HMRC Vehicle Insurance Policy

description: Social, Domestic & Pleasure Insurance cover for certain vehicles


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

title: Refurbishment of shower and w/c areas at HMP Littlehey.


name: Department for International Development

title: DFID PO 5631 Transforming Education in Pakistan Programme

description: DFID is seeking an Implementing Partner to deliver its Transforming Education in Pakistan (TEP) programme, as well as to provide support to the Government of Punjab for its Punjab Education Roadmap


title: Met Office Towers Yearly Maintenance 2011

description: Please note that this is not an open tender exercise and that you will not be able to take part in this tender exercise. This documentation is being published purely to satisfy the Governement's transparency regulations. Contract for the general repair and maintenance works to masts, towers and instrument enclosures comprising the Met Office site estate throughout the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland. Works include painting fo towers and replacement of doors, steps and various bracketry.


title: WHOLE CHARTER AIRCRAFT BETWEEN KENYA AND THE UK

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


title: Tobacco Stop Smoking 6000A

description: Technical specification Quantity 201,000 Quantity 402,000 Quantity 603,000 Finished size A5 Bled Portrait Number of pages Cover: 4pp Text (not including cover): 40pp ________________________________________ Artwork Mac: InDesign Printer's proof 1 x PDF Printer to amend imprint details on the back cover ________________________________________ Content Options Specific stock: 50% Recycled using Government Framework STATE BRAND Cover Options Coated Silk 170gsm Text Options Coated Silk 130gsm ________________________________________ Colours - Cover Outer CMYK Seal Colours - Cover Inner CMYK Seal Colours Text CMYK Seal ________________________________________ Finishing Fold, gather, saddle stitch 2 wires & trim to size ________________________________________ Packaging Pack in cartons not exceeding 10kg Delivery address Deliver QTY TBA to: 1 Address - Hayes Deliver QTY TBA to: 1 Address - Bristol ________________________________________ Schedule Artwork available: April 2011 Proof required: to fit Approval given: 24 hours Delivery required: 10 working days


title: CoRE Project - Contract 3

description: Stoke on Trent City Council require expressions of interest from Contractors for the construction of the works known as Contract 3 of the CoRE project at the grade 2 listed disused Enson Works pottery site within the Longton Conservation Area. The CoRE project as a whole is a high profile regeneration initiative and when complete will provide a Centre for Refurbishment Excellence. This opportunity will be part funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). It will be a national centre for the advancement of sustainable refurbishment, an authoritative training and research facility for innovation in retrofitting technologies (in partnership with the BRE), a living refurbishment demonstrator for suppliers and contractors and a base for Stoke on Trent College to run practical construction courses from. Contract 3 consists of the third of four phases to the CoRE project, the first phase of which was the preliminary demolition of ancillary surrounding structures and the second phase of which is being constructed at present, and is a new education block on part of the cleared adjacent site. The third phase of the project which is the subject of this invitation consists of the conservation and structural repairs to the existing building fabric to be retained, careful dismantling and rebuilding of parts of the structure that are unsound, careful removal of other defective elements that are irreparable, reinstatement of lost elements of structure and envelope fabric that have been lost or need renewal and refurbishment of the envelope to provide a weather-tight and structurally sound shell. Basic service infrastructural works will also be carried out in Contract 3 to enable the later fourth phase (contract 4 which will consist of further fitting out and adjacent ancillary new build elements) to be constructed without disruption to the works carried out in phase 3. Additional to the shell works, Contract 3 will also include a basic fit-out of part of the ground floor space to provide some workshop space for use by Stoke on Trent College.

Stoke On Trent City Council

street: PO Box 1709,Swann House ,Boothen Road

postalCode: ST4 1HW


description: TENDER FOR THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES OF THE CHAIR OF CO-OPERATION AND COMPETITION PANEL. FURTHER INFOMRATION IS INCLULDED WITHIN THE TENDER DOCUMENTATION.


title: Tree Maintenance

description:
Herefordshire Housing Limited seeks Contractors to undertake maintenance of trees in various locations in Herefordshire. Type of works include felling, pollarding, crown raising and height reduction.

 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.

 Following a recent Risk management survey to a proportion of Herefordshire Housing’s trees, there is a requirement to undertake necessary work to a number of the trees surveyed. These will form the initial part of the contract and will be the main basis for pricing.

 Following completion of the work outlined above, there is an on going requirement to maintain Herefordshire Housing’s trees on a continual basis. These works will be let on a one off basis as and when the work is identified.

 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 27th May 2011.

 The Contract is for an initial Two year duration with a potential for a further 12 months subject to on going satisfactory performance. This contract has a start date of the 1st July 2011 and a finish date of the 30th June 2013. 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 27th May 2011. For those contractors who are successfully bought forward to the interview stage, the interviews will take place during w/c 6th June, 2011. The criteria for selection can be found in the Scoring Mechanism section of the tender documentation.

 (MT Ref:82038)

Herefordshire Housing Limited

street: Legion Way,Property Services

postalCode: HR1 1LN


title: SharePoint manager with Knowledge and Information management and Project Management

description: The Knowledge and Information Management (KIM) team at The Department of Energy and Climate Change is currently piloting SharePoint collaborative sites to see how best they can support collaborative working and knowledge sharing across the department. SharePoint will also interface with DECC’s Electronic Document and Records Management System (EDRMS) to provide a more user friendly interface and improve records management. On completion of the pilot, we are creating a new, temporary role, to plan and oversee implementation across the department, and address any technical issues raised by the project. The manager will also need a sound understanding of Knowledge and Information Management principles and be able to apply these to the SharePoint implementation to ensure that it meets DECC’s specific business needs. The SharePoint Manager will also advise on other SharePoint implementations (ie Mysites and intranet) not under the control of the KIM team when appropriate. Responsibilities • SharePoint technical expert for the department (enabling effective exploitation of technology to meet departmental needs for knowledge and information management) • Develop, implement and manage a project to roll out SharePoint collaborative sites across the department • Administrator for collaborative sites • Develop training, guidance and governance processes Key skills • SharePoint expertise • Project management skills • Records and knowledge management experience • Excellent interpersonal and communications skills • Proven experience in introducing SharePoint into an organisation Cost The contract value is anticipated to be in the range of £300 - £400 per day Duration The supplier will be expected to work a standard 5 day week, excluding public holiday. This is a temporary post until the end of March 2012. Timing Timing is critical and we would like the role to be filled quickly. Applications must be received by 22nd June 2011, interviews will be from the 23rd of June with an expected start date in w/c 27th June 2011 (though some, slight flexibility for the right person).

street: Area 7E,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1H 2HH


name: Hertfordshire NHS Supply Management Confederation

description: BRIEF: COMMERCIAL SUPPORT FOR SERVICE OPTIONS AND FINANCIAL EVALUATION OF A PREFERRED OPTION The purpose of this document is to set out for prospective providers the assistance required by a new consortium of NHS acute trusts, Consolidated Pathology Services (CPS), which has been the formed to transform the delivery of its membership’s pathology services (the project). CPS’s objectives and the drivers behind these are focused on achieving significant improvements in the productivity of its services delivery to enable it to tender competitive prices to win GP Direct Access services (GP DAS), achieve Quality Innovation, Productivity & Prevention (QIPP) and cost improvements (CIPS) demanded within each separate trust. The feasibility of achieving these aims are informed by the Carter Report, The East of England Strategic Heath Authority (EoE SHA) business plans, benchmarking data provided from Keele University and initial process mapping exercises undertaken within CPS. Improved productivity is envisaged across the entire CPS supply chain including the collection, processing, staffing and reporting on pathology samples to clinicians. These business objectives are expanded and prioritised under headings a) – d) below a) To tender for GP DAS work being procured by EoE SHA (as host for EoE’s Primary Care Trust (PCT) commissioners). To date these services have been procured by PCTs from some 18 separate trusts within the EoE. The EoE SHA Memorandum of Information (MoI) published with the tender sets out their expectations that in future GP DAS services will be tendered centrally and be awarded to a few (c.1 to 4) provider hub groupings. The assumption of the bid is that each hub has the capacity to deliver Blood Sciences in high volumes (c.10m tests) and Microbiology (c 0.8m tests) at competitive prices. b) To reorganise the remaining hot and cold pathology services within CPS in ways that collectively meet the aims of the Carter Review for Pathology, work towards achieving national and local QIPP targets and Treasury value for money (VfM) criteria. This to be in such a way so that the outcomes are beneficial to each CPS member. c) To repatriate pathology services to specialists hubs operated by CPS members, where there is a proven case to do so. d) To tender for other pathology services which NHS trusts and or PCTs wish to outsource and for which CPS can develop business synergies e.g. geographical / logistics, utilisation of capacity. The project and the assistance required will be in stages. This is to allow flexibility in decision making in the event that the outcome of the EoE SHA bid was is not favourable during the dialogue phase of the tender or CPS was not awarded the GP DAS work tendered. If CPS were not to undertake GP DAS at this time it would wish to evaluate an option to consolidate other existing services to ensure members trusts have viable pathology services and minded to positioning itself to bid for these at the next tendering opportunity. (see option 2.v) 1. About us 1.1 Consolidated Pathology Services (CPS) is a new consortium of four NHS Trusts: • Bedford Hospital NHST (BH) • Luton & Dunstable NHSFT (L&D) • Princess Alexandra Hospital (PAH) and • West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHST ( WHHT) 1.2 CPS is currently governed through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). Strategic direction is conducted through a Steering Group comprising the CEOs, clinical directors and clinical support general managers of each trust. Day to day operations are conducted through an Operating Board comprising clinical directors, heads of clinical support, and laboratory managers. Each CPS member has appointed a project manager. The project is coordinated by a project lead. 1.3 CPS’s principal objectives, as already described, are to progressively reduce the unit costs of pathology testing by improving productivity, while maintaining / improving sample tests and the quality of services to users, to ensure the trusts have viable pathology services and to win the tender for the provision of EoE GP DAS work 1.4 Between them the consortium trusts employs c600 staff and operates from 6 sites across its geography. Annual income and expenditure is in the order of £40m pa. It is expected that revenues would increase were CPS to win EoE GP DAS work. 1.5 Bedford Hospital NHS Trust has a contract with GSTS (a consortium including another NHS organisation and SERCO Plc). 2. The current position 2.1. The Operating Board has already identified four service options which meet its specific objectives. These have been approved by the Steering Group at its meeting on 5 July and cover: (i) Do Nothing - give up direct access work but otherwise continue with Trust work only. (ii) Do Minimum - direct accesses work only in 1 or 2 hubs (the host Trusts would continue to provide a service for their acute, in patient and out patient work). (iii) CPS Consolidation - Do all cold blood sciences and microbiology work in 1 or 2 hubs as well as the Direct Access work. (iv) CPS Deep Consolidation - As above + Hot and cold pathology services to a neighbouring Trust + Rationalisation of R&D. • Note 1 Options ii); iii) and iv) are likely to involve sub options and different transitional arrangements which will need to be evaluated reflecting different geographical solutions. • Note 2 “Cold” Services here applies to direct access services, hospital outpatient pathology services and some inpatient services. Beyond these formal options CPS wishes to identify a plan B option v) alternative reconfiguration options for the provision of hospital pathology if the EoE SHA DAS tender is not successful 2.2 The Operating Board has also held a workshop to understand each trusts capacity and capability to provide the new high volume blood sciences and microbiology services and other specialities including HPV and Cytology which are alluded to in the EoE SHA MoI. The outcomes of these are being assessed and will be made available for prospective advisors. 2.3 A subgroup of the Operating Board are meeting representatives of Keele university in the coming days with the objective of Keele consolidating CPS member’s activity and performance data for 2010-11 on a consistent basis. In so doing it will establish base lines against which to measure the options. 3. Background to the Brief The EoE SHA wishes to organise and procure direct access pathology services (Services) from April 2012, The EoE SHA has made clear its expectations for the future of pathology services. They are far reaching and are likely to influence the collaboration between CPS members. The expectations have been articulated in the EoE SHA MoI, the OBC and other presentations by the EoE Transformation Pathology team. The thrust of the EoE SHA formal specification, as far as this is known, is for the consolidation of high volume blood and microbiology samples with the aim of achieving efficiency and cost effectiveness (and implies a downsizing of pathology services on each individual hospital site, except the host site(s)) Examples of the service expectations beyond the specification, as is known, include: • Reductions in the number of pathology providers (implying significant rationalisation of specialty services). • Joint working between the NHS and Independent Sectors to deliver innovation and best value. • Readiness for progressive moves toward independent pathology providers separate from the NHS i.e. a moving toward an Any Willing Provider / Any Willing Customer model. 4. Project Brief The next phase of the project is to evaluate the options above to deliver competitive prices capable of securing and winning the EoE direct access tender, cost improvement and QIPP saving objectives. All advisor deliverables must meet the standards set out in the Treasury Green book and NHS CIM. Costs and other information would be provided by each trust and the prospective provider would need to ensure this is consistent across CPS. A suitable provider will be selected through a further competition process under the Buying Solution’s Framework Management Consultancy and Accounting Services – Business Strategy Consultancy – Health RM662/L2. Initially, to express your interest in taking part in this exercise, please respond to this capability assessment. The Consolidated Pathology Services have received the Invitation to Participate in Dialogue template documents from the EoE SHA and these will be shared with bidders at the invitation to quote(ITQ) Stage after the completed the capability assessment. This will ensure bidders have full view of the scope of work when completing the Invitation to quote. The further competition process will be managed on the Due North E-Procurement system. Please confirm your interest in being 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. Registering on Due North You will need to ensure you register your company details via the suppliers portal on the Due North system www.supplying2nhs.com/. Candidates with an existing account should ensure all details are up to date. Candidates will be required to register on Due North and will be invited to tender via the Due North portal. Should you not register your company details on Due North by the closing date, your interest will not be considered further. Additionally, please respond directly to lisa.gray@hsmc.nhs.uk indicating your full details and wish to be included in this process.


title: The Provision of Legal Services

description: The group of universities is running a tender for the Provision of Legal Services. The group operates from a number of locations spread across the Midlands and meets periodically to discuss/plan collaborative procurement opportunities. The Group collaborating on this procurement consists of; University of Wolverhampton – Karl Eagles (Lead) Aston University – Judith Hemming Coventry University – Kristian Smith University of Worcester – Kathy Preece Harper Adams University College – Marek Hammond The group is looking to engage with suitably professional Service Providers for the Provision of Legal Services. The outcome of the tender will be to have a Framework Agreement in place (with agreed Terms, Conditions and Rates) with chosen suppliers to cover all requirements under this category of Legal Services. (A Framework Agreement that will also be open to other Universities).

University of Wolverhampton

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

postalCode: WV1 1AD


title: Supply of Sleeping Systems

description: Supply of Sleeping Systems

Defence Infrastructure Organisation

email: DES Commodities-DC-Comrcl-W1b@mod.uk


title: UWE/019/2011 - Library Search and Discovery System

description: The University is currently looking to tender for a new library search and discovery system. We therefore formally invite you to submit to us a tender to reach me before noon on 29th July 2011. In order to download and view the tender documents please register at www.tenders.ac.uk

University of the West of England

street: Frenchay Campus,Coldharbour Lane

postalCode: BS16 1QY


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

title: Framework Contract For Tree Surgry Services

description: Tree Surgery Services

street: Kings Court,Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX


title: Hedonic pricing study to determine whether energy efficiency ratings and council tax differentials impact on prices in the domestic building sector

description: Please note this notice replaces the notice that was created on the 23rd November 2011. The original submission deadline date was 8th December 2011 but this has now been extended to 17:00 hrs on 15th December 2011. Other project dates have been moved accordingly. Both council tax paid and the EPC rating of a property will affect the running cost of a dwelling because of annual tax paid or energy bills respectively. DECC’s requirement is to compile evidence whether and how these running costs impact on the sale price of a property. This research task comprises several consecutive building blocks, as follows: The first stage of the project is to agree: data requirements; sample size; data sources. The second stage is to carry out data collection and analysis.


title: Provision of copywriting services for trade and investment case studies

description: The provision of trade and investment case studies to use as UKTI marketing collateral in print, on-line and in speeches. The work consists of contacting companies, researching content, copywriting, clearing copy with the companies and UKTI and obtaining permissions from the companies. The piece should be 800 - 1000 words and will include some generic information. It also includes setting the copy in an appropriate design format (pdf) and producing a shorter 200 word summary of the case study which is text on

UK Trade & Investment

street: First Floor ABB2 ,1 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1E 0ET


title: Request for research to understand how England’s vulnerability to flood risk is changing by developing and analysing spatial indicators.

description: The Climate Change Act (2008) set up the Adaptation Sub-Committee (ASC) to provide independent advice on climate change. For their 3rd report, due in July 2012, the ASC will be assessing how well the UK is preparing for flood risk. As part of this the ASC is tendering research to develop and analyse indicators that describe how the UK’s vulnerability to flood risk is changing using spatial analysis. For instance, these indicators will include development in flood prone areas. There are three key tasks: 1.) Select indicators that require spatial analysis to describe how the UK’s vulnerability to flood risk is changing. 2.) Develop and apply a robust methodology to construct and analyse trends in the selected indicators. 3.) Develop and apply methods to map together multiple indicators to identify areas where vulnerability could be a particular cause for concern. We would welcome expressions of interest from parties with demonstrable expertise in the following areas: flood management processes; spatial analysis techniques such as GIS; indicator development; data handling and statistical analysis.

Committee on Climate Change

street: 1st Floor, Holbein Place

postalCode: SW1W 8NR


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

title: Publication and sale of the Guidelines for the Assessment of General Damages in Personal Injury Cases 11th,12th & 13th editions

description: Publication and sale of the Guidelines for the Assessment of General Damages in Personal Injury Cases 11th, 12th & 13th editions, due to be published in 2012, 2014 & 2016. The arrangement shall consist of the successful contractor editing, printing, distribution and sale of the Guidelines to the legal market sector, Insurance professionals and those lawyers who practice in this area nationally & internationally. This publication shall also be made available to the public for purchase. The publication is required to be sold through a relevant legal book supply chains, on behalf of the contracting Authority to ensure exposure and availability within the legal book retailers market. The Authority in return will receive a minimum of 20% royalty from the gross sales of the publication, 50% of subsidiary rights and the supply of 3,000 copies of the Guidelines free of charge delivered directly to the Judiciary across the United Kingdom, which includes postage and packaging. The current sales of the previous 10th edition is approximately 5,400 units and a fixed RRP price of £24.00. Further details will be provided within the tender documentation, which will be available in due course

street: Units 8 & 9,Fryersway ,Ossett

postalCode: WF5 9TJ


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

title: UK-Christchurch: windscreen replacement services

description: Provision automotive glass repair and replacement services on a national level. Windscreen replacement services. The Ministry of Defence requires the provision of automotive glass repair and replacement services on a national level/coverage, for a variety of vehicle types and as part of its overall fleet management activities. The Authority invites expressions of interest from suppliers to meet the above requirement and award a public contract to a single service provider. A pre-qualification questionnaire will be issued to all suppliers that express an interest in this requirement. CPV: 50112120.


title: White Tower Phase 3 Object Movement

description: Royal Armouries is running a tendering process for the movement of objects for the re-development of the White Tower at the Tower of London, Phase 3 (Storehouse & White Tower History).

Royal Armouries

postalCode: LS10 1LT


title: Renewal of software maintenance for HP Quality Centre Enterprise

street: Vantage House,40 Aire Street

postalCode: LS1 4HT


title: Provision of Storage Area Network

description:
The GMC’s Storage Area Network crucially underpins all GMC services, providing storage for a range of virtualised hosts, blade and Sun servers. The GMC is looking to replace this in line with the specification in the tender document.

 (MT Ref:82271)

General Medical Council

street: 3 Hardman Street,Procurement

postalCode: M3 3AW


description: Public Health England Due Diligence Exercise. Further more detailed information is included within the invitation to tender documentation


title: PROCUREMENT OF WORKS - COUNTRYSIDE AND CONSERVATION WORKS

description: Norwich City Council is seeking up to 4 suppliers to continue providing its ongoing requirement for various small works projects within the open sites they are responsible for maintaining. These sites include allotments, various woods and commons. There should be a number of these particular requirements throughout a year though the actual level of work available cannot be guaranteed. The successful suppliers will join a standing list and be expected to price for the works competitively as they become available.

Norwich City Council

street: Norwich City Council,City Hall,St Peters Street

postalCode: NR2 1NH


name: Redditch Borough Council/Bromsgrove District Council

title: Proposed Contract for the provision of Firework Displays in Redditch and Bromsgrove During 2011 and potentially November 2012 and 2013

description: Bromsgrove District and Redditch Borough Council’s are seeking the provision of 2 x 15 minutes or 2 x 20 minute firework displays for the Bromsgrove and Redditch Firework events held in November 2011 and potentially in November 2012 and 2013. The successful provider will undertake the firework displays for the following events:- Redditch Borough Council – Annual bonfire event on Thursday 3rd November 2011 at Arrow Valley Country Park Battens Drive, Redditch, B98 0LJ. This event will run from 18:00pm to 21:30pm. Bromsgrove District Council – Annual bonfire event on Saturday 5th November 2011 at Sanders Park, Kidderminster Road, Bromsgrove, B61 7TP. This event will run from 17:00pm to 21:30pm.

street: Walter Stranz Square

postalCode: B98 8AH


title: Blue Bridge Plant Room Electrical Works

description: The rewire of the Blue Bridge plant room circuits is to broadly include: - Stripping out of existing cable, accessories, lighting controls panel within the old switchroom located adjacent Blue Bridge. - New feeder pillar adjacent to the concession stand. - New feeder pillar adjacent to the Blue Bridge. - New supply from the toilet feeder pillar to the new Blue Bridge feeder pillar. - New supply from the new Blue Bridge feeder pillar to the concession stand. - New lighting and small power circuits and accessories. - New trenching works. - New concrete plinths for feeder pillar. - New ductwork. - New LV system. - Groundworks.

Vinci Facilities for The Royal Parks

street: The Store Yard,Hyde Park

postalCode: W2 2UH


name: York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

title: Sanitary Waste Services

description: York Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust requires a reliable and efficient sanitary waste collection and services for all of our premises throughout the area. We require sanitary services with high levels of hygiene and professionalism at approximately 22 sites. We would expect the service provider to commit to meetings to review performance and manage any problems encountered.

street: Tribune House,Tribune Way,Clifton Moor

postalCode: YO30 4RY


title: E COLI Campaign Evaluation

description: Quantitative tracking research


title: LSBU7/EQUIPMENTS LSBU7/01138

description: Overhaul of Allison Transmission 2000 Series (NSN 7MV/2520-01-509-7887) to Original Equipment Standard and in accordance with the Specification at Annex A of the Contract. To include full testing and completed overhauls to carry a Warranty. Overhaul of Allison Transmission 2500 Series (NSN 7MC/2520-99-231-4055) to Original Equipment Standard and in accordance with the Specification at Annex A of the Contract. To include full testing and completed overhauls to carry a Warranty. Overhaul of Allison Transmission 2500 Series (2500SP, Trimmed) (NSN 7HSKY/2520-01-591-0015) to Original Equipment Standard and in accordance with the Specification at Annex A of the Contract. To include full testing and completed overhauls to carry a Warranty. Overhaul of Allison Transmission 2500 Series (2500SP, Un-Trimmed) (NSN 7HSKY/2520-01-594-3900) to Original Equipment Standard and in accordance with the Specification at Annex A of the Contract. To include full testing and completed overhauls to carry a Warranty. Overhaul of Allison Transmission 3500 Series (NSN 7WHG/2520-32-083-8143) to Original Equipment Standard and in accordance with the Specification at Annex A of the Contract. To include full testing and completed overhauls to carry a Warranty. Overhaul of Allison Transmission 3500 Series (3500SP, TC421) (NSN 7MF/2520-01-547-4017) to Original Equipment Standard and in accordance with the Specification at Annex A of the Contract. To include full testing and completed overhauls to carry a Warranty. Overhaul of Allison Transmission 3500 Series (3500SP, TC418) (NSN 7WHND/2520-01-579-4251) to Original Equipment Standard and in accordance with the Specification at Annex A of the Contract. To include full testing and completed overhauls to carry a Warranty.


title: LSBU2/SPARES LSBU2/0065

description: GOVERNOR, PUMP


title: Provision of a Specialist Treatment Service At The Spectrum Centre (Camden Town)

description: The London Borough of Camden (the Council) is seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced providers for the provision of a Specialist Treatment Service based at the Spectrum Centre in Camden Town. The aims of the service will be to: • Provide an entry point to substance misuse treatment for people identified and referred through the Safer Streets Team and other relevant agencies. • Support the Council’s Street Population Strategy in reducing rough sleeping and begging, to address community safety concerns. • Support the local recovery agenda of service users participating in meaningful activities and moving out of services. The contract will be awarded on the basis of the most economically advantageous tender with a price: quality ratio of 50:50. The anticipated total contract value (including the two optional one year extensions) is between £1,700,000 and £2,540,000. A 5 year contract, starting in April 2012 is being offered. There will be an opportunity to extend the contract with two one year extensions subject to performance and funding availability. Please note that this is a Part B Service under EU Regulations.

London Borough of Camden

street: People Services Procurement Hub,1st Floor, Bidborough House,Bidborough Street

postalCode: WC1H 8NG


name: Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (ESPO)

title: Homelessness Prevention Floating Support Services

description: Social work services without accommodation. Administrative social services. Other community, social and personal services. TWO services, each tendered and awarded as a separate lot, comprising: 1. Homeless Prevention Floating Support (North) 2. Homeless Prevention Floating Support (South). Completed tenders must be returned by 5PM on 28th October 2011

street: Barnsdale Way,Grove Park,Enderby

postalCode: LE19 1ES


title: Replace Building Management System

description: Replace Building management System


title: Mereway Auto Weir Isolation System

description: Design and construct a stop log system for isolating Mereway Auto weir to enable inspection and maintenance works to be undertaken.


title: UK-Welwyn Garden City: diagnostics and radiodiagnostic devices and supplies

description: Radiotherapy fully managed cancer treatment service.


description: Provision of 2 X Ambulance Radio Programme (ARP) Technical Manager(s). Further information included in the Invitation to Tender documentation.


title: Tower repairs: St Oswald's Church, Blankney, Lincs

description:
Stonework repairs to church tower, with particular focus on buttresses and string course at high level. Replacement of lead roof to stair turret. Repointing to chimney on south side. Overhaul of rainwater goods to entire church and complete review / overhaul of existing drainage system.

 (MT Ref:84237)

Blankney PCC

street: c/o: Sunnybrook Lodge,Blankney

postalCode: LN4 3BB


title: DSTLX - MP11-184 - Enterprise Architects

description: Provision of Enterprise Architects


title: Security Guarding 2011-

description: 24/7 guarding of the Supreme Court and co-located Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and possibly of the Scotland Office and/or Wales Office.


title: UK-Shrewsbury: refuse collection services

description: RMC 135. Waste collection from Council buildings. Enquiries are sought from suitably qualified, experienced and registered waste management providers in respect of collection and recycling of all or some of the following materials: — collection of residual waste, — collection of bulky waste, — collection of recycling (plastic, cans & paper), — collection of food waste. The contractor will also provide waste bins of a quality and type sufficient to contain waste for each type of building listed below. This framework contract will cover the collection of such materials from Council owned or Council run buildings which may include Council headquarters, office buildings, schools and libraries. The framework contract will be an initial period of 2 years commencing 1.4.2012 with an option to extend for a further 2 year period. CPV: 90511000, 90514000.


title: Visit Birmingham Christmas Creative

description: Marketing Birmingham, the city's strategic marketing partnership, operates the city's leisure and business tourism programme, as well as its inward investment programme, Business Birmingham. The company is funded by the public and private sectors, including Birmingham City council, European Regional Development Funding and some 400 local companies. Visit Birmingham is the city's official leisure tourism programme for Birmingham, part of Marketing Birmingham's destination marketing strategy. As one of the top visitor cities in the UK, attracting over 32 million visitors a year, Birmingham is a must-visit leisure destination for all. Further information about the programme - www.visitbirmingham.com Marketing Birmingham is delighted to announce details of our current tender opportunity for the forthcoming period and ending in December 2011. The information detailed in the attached document outlines (a) The process and (b) the opportunity. For queries and further information please email: tenders@marketingbirmingham.com The deadline for tender submission is 12:00 noon on Thursday 10th November 2011. *If unable to view attached document please refer to http://www.marketingbirmingham.com/tenders

Marketing Birmingham

postalCode: B4 7XG


title: Records Management Tender

description: Records Management Services - tender issued through Buying Solutions framework RM848/L1 - ITQ31985 refers - disclosure through Contracts Finder only


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

title: Equipment Support Package

street: Walnut 1a #1121, Neighbourhood 1,MOD Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH


title: FRANK website redevelopment

description: The appointed agency will be required to design and build a new CMS-based website for FRANK, incorporating the new Information Architecture and including a new area of user generated content.


title: Winnersh Flood Protection Surveys

description: Winnersh Flood Protection Surveys


title: ODA Park and Ride Overlay Build

description: The ODA will provide a number of temporary park and ride sites to support its bespoke bus operations that serve Olympic competition venues in London and throughout other areas of the UK. Some of these sites are existing facilities that will simply be enhanced for the games period, whilst others will be constructed specifically for the games time period. This tender seeks to identify an organisation that will be able to support these objectives by providing the building and construction services required to ‘overlay’ the sites with equipment to enable operational suitability.


title: SERVICE USER AND CARER INVOLVEMENT AND PEER MENTORING SERVICE - 3060/12 (Warks CC Ref 3542)

description: ESPO, on behalf of Warwickshire County Council’s Drug and Alcohol Action Team, is seeking to identify and appoint a suitable provider for the provision of a substance misuse service user and carer involvement and peer mentoring service for adults aged 18 and over in Warwickshire. Whilst principally for use by WDAAT, the resultant contract arrangement will be made available for use by Coventry City Council should they wish to use it in the future. The provider will deliver an enhanced service user and carer involvement service to support the ongoing development of recovery-focused drug and alcohol treatment services in Warwickshire. Provision will include running regular forums, workshops and training for service users, carers and family members; delivery of a volunteering scheme; advocacy provision; and undertaking research and consultation. The provider will also deliver a comprehensive, recovery-focused peer mentoring programme for service users in treatment with the commissioned treatment services. The service will form an integral part of the Warwickshire treatment system and recovery journey for individuals. This contract will commence 1st April 2012 and will run for an initial period of 2 years, with the option to extend thereafter for a further 2 x 2 year periods (the contract value stated within this notice is over the total potential 6 years). The commissioners welcome consortia bids with an identified Lead Organisation. To express an interest and receive the tender document, please apply in writing to Hollie Ruston, Assistant Contracts Admin Officer (quoting reference 3060) ESPO, Barnsdale Way, Grove Park, Enderby, Leicester, LE19 1ES. Fax 0116 265 7928 or email h.ruston@espo.org All bidders are also invited to attend a bidder’s briefing session on Monday 17th October starting at 2.00pm at ESPO’s offices in Leicestershire. (Please separately email Gloria Wright at ESPO (g.wright@espo.org) to book your place and receive directions).


title: Demand Order supply of 27HR Preformed Polythene Pallet Covers

description: Demand Order Supply of 27HR Preformed Polythene Pallet Covers


title: Housing Maintenance & Improvement Works Programme - 05 Omnia Projects

description: Norwich City Council wishes to appoint a Single supplier for the provision of all plant, labour and materials to carry out the structural repairs on Omnia Projects set out within tender documents. The successful supplier will be expected to deliver the works required working in Partnership with Norwich City Council and the Housing Properties Services and all of its customers. This Contract is due to commence in late May 2011 (or sooner by agreement) to be completed within the programme period as defined in tender documents It should be noted that there may be some properties with vulnerable occupants. These properties may require particular attention in that they will require works over and above the standard specification. Experience in dealing with residents and leaseholders will be an essential requirement under this contract.

Norwich City Council

street: City Hall,St Peters Street


title: Research to explore audience engagement with press adverts and RAF uniform

description: Face-to-face qualitative research


title: South Cambridgeshire District Council Magazine Storage and Delivery

description: SCDC is looking for a suitably qualified and experienced company to provide a storage and delivery service for SCDC’s council magazine called South Cambs. The magazine is a quarterly publication and it is delivered to over 60,000 homes in the district of South Cambridgeshire. The Contract is for a period of 2 years with the option to extend each and every year for a further 2 year term (4 year contract term in total).

South Cambridgeshire District Council

street: South Cambridgeshire Hall,Cambourne Business Park,Cambourne

postalCode: CB23 6EA


title: Ely Depot Refurbishment

description: Ely Depot Refurbishment


title: HP Service Manager - Knowledge Management Licensing


title: Provision of a service for Conveyance of HM Forces Mail Overseas by Airmail and Surface Airlift

description: Conveyance by air of HM Forces Mail to overseas Forces Post Offices


description: Developing a person based resource allocation formula at general practice level. Further information included in tender documents


title: Immunisation at 13 months

description: Technical specification: Quantity 150,000 Run-on 50,000 Finished size A5 Bled Portrait Number of pages 48 Self Cover. ________________________________________ Artwork PDF Printer's proof High Res Digital Post Ripped Made-up ________________________________________ Content Options Specific stock: 50% recycled min Material Coated Silk 115gsm * Recycled stock must be quoted from the Government recycled paper framework. Please state make. ________________________________________ Colours CMYK Seal * If quoting this work as digital print, the addition of a seal is not necessary. ________________________________________ Finishing Saddle Stitched ________________________________________ Packaging DH/Prolog specifications Delivery address Deliver Bulk to: Prolog, Worksop


title: Provision of Research Services to Estimate the Contribution of FDI to UK Productivity Growth

description: UKTI is seeking to commission econometric analysis of the contribution of foreign-owned plants and firms to UK total factor productivity growth. The analysis should decompose productivity growth to identify the contributions by domestic and foreign owned plants which start up, those which shut and those which stay open during the period of time which is analysed. The analysis should also be carried out by sector, country of origin of foreign investors and by UK region. It is expected that the successful bidder will have access to ONS data through the ONS Virtual Microdata Laboratory or its new Secure Data Service.

Business Innovation and Skills - UKTI

street: First Floor ABB2,1 Victoria Street


name: Birmingham City Council - Marketing Birmingham Ltd

title: Meet Birmingham brand and creative development agency

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

street: Level 4, Millennium Point,Curzon Street


title: Oramics Project

description:
Please see project brief

 (MT Ref:82200)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Galleries and Exhibitions

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Provision of Intruder Detection Systems

description:
The British Transport Police require intruder detection systems to be supplied to a number of sites across the mainland UK, A fixed budget of £150,000 + Vat is available for the project.

 If the complete list of sites can not be delivered for the budget figure BTP will prioritise the sites intruder detection systems are to be installed at.

 The sites range from single room buildings on train platforms to stand alone multi floor buildings.

 All equipment and installations are to meet BS EN 50131-2-6 standards.

 BTP intends to award the work to a single supplier, therefore tenders must demonstrate there ability to deliver nationally.

 (MT Ref:84693)

British Transport Police

street: 25 Camden Road,Camden,Finance and Procurement

postalCode: NW1 9LN


title: Procure 21+ IT Development

description: Procure 21+ IT Development. Further information included within the Tender documentation


title: Boarders Agency Playing By the Rules, Paper

description: Borders Agency, Paper Requirement: WHITE 75% RECYCLED SILK, 20 tonnes – 130gsm – 870mm HSWO reels. Or WHITE 75% RECYCLED SILK, 40 tonnes – 130gsm – 870mm HSWO reels.


description: Provision of Incentive Vouchers for Social Surveys ONS provides high street vouchers to respondents to these surveys as an incentive to participate.


name: Ministry of Defence - Defence Infrastructure Organisation

title: Request for Quotation

street: Project SLAM,Building 49, Room G2,Kingston Road

postalCode: B75 7RL


title: Contract for the Supply of Specialist Day Centre Services

description:
Wandsworth Borough Council is inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced contractors for the provision of specialist day centre services to be based within the Borough.

 The Specialist Day Service for Adults is part of a network of care and support designed to help people with disabilities to remain independent. The Contractor’s role is to ensure that service users achieve/ maintain health and well-being and a good quality of life, participating as fully as possible in their community; working in partnership with unpaid carers where these are a significant part of the network support for service users.

 (MT Ref:83863)

Wandsworth Borough Council

street: Town Hall,Wandsworth High Street,Wandsworth

postalCode: SW18 2PU


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Research into GB offshore electricity transmission development

description: The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) would like to appoint a contractor for the supply of research concerning the future development of GB offshore transmission infrastructure. Specifically, this tender is for the provision of research to: 1) establish international comparison between the GB offshore electricity transmission regulatory regime with those of other leading offshore wind countries; 2) assess key lessons learned from how other countries deal with coordinated electricity transmission development between offshore developers; and 3) assess key lessons learned from how comparable infrastructure in other relevant sectors, such as gas pipelines in the UK and other countries, deal with coordinated infrastructure development between different developers

street: 2A,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


title: DECC Quantitative Stakeholder Research

description: The overall aim of the 2011 research is to provide a quantitative measure of how DECC’s stakeholders perceive DECC and the ways in which DECC engages with its stakeholders, measuring and understanding how performance has changed since the last survey conducted in 2010.


title: Specialist Inspection and tesing of Concrete Structure

description: Waveney District Council (WDC) is acting as Procurement agent on behalf of NPS Property Consultants Limited. (NPS). NPS are seeking to engage a suitable contractor by seeking Tenders for Specialist Inspection and Testing of Concrete Structure services for the Battery Green car park based in Lowestoft, Suffolk. The Specialist Inspection and Testing services is phased in two elements and there is no guarantees that phase two will be required. The contracting authority will be WDC.

Waveney District Council

street: Town Hall,High Street

postalCode: NR32 1HS


title: Structural and Skylight Repairs - Lake 4 Emergency Works

description: Concrete repairs to be the building and repair or replacement of the skylight windows


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

title: The Provision of Taxi Services at HMP Bristol

description: The provision of a taxi service for HMP Bristol. The provision is to include both specified and unspecified journeys to external medical facilities, Court buildings and other MoJ establishments.

street: Phoenix House,Celtic Springs Business Park,Coedkernew

postalCode: NP10 8FZ


title: House of Lords Toiletry Gifts

description: This invitation to tender is for the supply of a rose scented toiletry range in complementary presentation packaging designed around the Tudor Rose to be offered for sale in the House of Lords Gift Shop. 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: 3G996679J8 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


name: Colchester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

title: Child Care Nursery Services

description: Provision of Day Nursery Services for Staff Child Care to Colchester Hospital University NHS Foundation Trust. The Service is to be provided within the existing Nursery facilities on site at Colchester General Hospital. Currently the service provides for 60 places, ages 0 to 5 years. The contract will be for a 7 year period commencing 1st September 2012, with the option to extend for an additional 36 months' period.

street: Colchester General Hospital,Turner Road

postalCode: CO4 5JL


title: NIHR Programme Grants for Applied Research Competition 12 Stage 1

description: Programme Grants for Applied Research are prestigious awards of up to £2m over a period of three to five years, the aim of which is to: •Provide evidence to improve health outcomes in England through promotion of health, prevention of ill health, and optimal disease management (including safety and quality), with particular emphasis on conditions causing significant disease burden, where other research funders may not be focused, or there is insufficient funding available •Enable NHS trusts to tackle areas of high priority or need •Provide some stability of funding to support the long-term development of top quality applied research groups working in the NHS Further information about this research opportunity and the application process can be found in the attached application document.

National Institute for Health Research

postalCode: SW1A 2NS


title: New Forest Rake and Burn

description: Theraking and burning of harvesting debris and rhododendron on approximately 43 hectares of land, spread over 8 sites on the New Forest Crown Lands.


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: DSTLX - MP11-187 - Provision of laboratory assistants

description: Provision of 4 laboratory assistants


name: Ministry of Defence - HQ Land Forces - UKSCG - Germany

title: D-Mönchengladbach: health services

description: Provision of primary & community healthcare and secondary healthcare. Health services. Community health services. Hospital services. The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has responsibility for providing access to healthcare for British military personnel, UK civil servants and their dependants within British Forces Germany (BFG) and a number of isolated detachments across Europe which, where possible, is at least to UK NHS standards. BFG Health Service (BFG HS) is the MOD organisation responsible for ensuring that healthcare, consisting of primary and community (PCC) and secondary healthcare (SHC) is provided. At present this requirement is met by a combination of services provided by MOD personnel and through contracted out services. The current contracted out services end on 31 Mar 13, which has presented the Authority with the opportunity to completely re-assess the best way to deliver all of its future healthcare requirements, which are articulated below. By 2013 the population of BFG is expected to be in the region of 30 000 – 35 000, which will then reduce in stages until the anticipated complete withdrawal of forces from BFG by 2020. The majority of the population is distributed across 4 Garrison areas located in Northern Germany. There is also a small population in Belgium and the Netherlands, plus several small detachments located across other parts of Europe. Bidders will be expected to demonstrate that their proposals are flexible, sustainable, and will continue to deliver value for money to the Authority throughout the period of withdrawal from Germany. The requirement has been split into 2 lots (lot 1 primary & community care (PCC) and lot 2 secondary health care (SHC)). Interested parties may express an interest in one or both lots. The Authority anticipates inviting no more than 5 companies to tender for each LOT. As necessary, a Pre Qualification (PQQ) exercise will be undertaken and separate PQQs will be issued for each LOT. Those companies who meet the minimum selection criteria as stated within the PQQ will be invited to tender against one or both LOTS. LOT1 (PCC) comprises provision of a fully integrated and managed service for the complete range of primary and community care services equivalent to those standards you would expect from an NHS provided service. These include, but are not limited to, General Practitioner services, nursing, health visiting, military occupational health, military medical training, public health, mental health, community paediatrics, Genito-Urinary Medicine, physiotherapy, speech and language, out of hours service, records management and pharmacy. There is also a requirement to embed the Authority’s military health care professionals into the delivery of services. Lot 2 (SHC) comprises delivery of a fully integrated and managed service for the full range of secondary healthcare including in-patient mental health services. It is expected that SHC services will in the main be delivered local to BFG centres of population, but bidders would also need to demonstrate an understanding of UK NHS, and be able to gain access to UK medical/clinical advice and facilitate the transfer of patients in to a UK NHS care environment, where this was appropriate. Additionally there is an opportunity for those bidding in both lot 1 and lot 2 to offer, by way of a variant bid against those lots, a joint solution. The Authority reserves the right to accept this joint solution where it meets the award criteria. A joint solution will only be considered by the Authority where both of the individual bids have reached the minimum technical threshold for both lots. Any resultant contract duration for either lot 1, lot 2, or any joint solution will be for a minimum of 7 years, with the option to further extend as declared at II.2.2 below. Expressions of interest (EOIs) must be submitted in writing confirming which LOT or LOTS you would be potentially interested in. It would be helpful if your EOI gave an indication of whether you intend to submit a joint solution if you were successful and invited to tender for both lots. Bidders are advised to acquaint themselves with Articles 71 and 72 of the Supplementary Agreement of 3.8.1959 to the NATO status of forces agreement of 19.6.1951, and to note that, should they be successful in the bidding process, and should the conditions in either article 71 or 72 be fulfilled, the Authority would be prepared to seek the agreement of the Federal Republic of Germany under article 71.4 or 72.4 as appropriate for the bidder to be treated as an organisation to which the provisions of article 71 or 72 should apply. http://www.nato.int/cps/en/natolive/official_texts_17265.htm Bidders should also note that the Procuring Authority has the need for greater transparency across its operations to enable to hold public bodies to account. All bidders should be aware that if they are awarded a new government contract, the resulting contract (and all preceding related tender documentation) between the supplier and the government shall be published. In limited circumstances, certain information may be redacted from documents prior to publication. CPV: 85100000, 85323000, 85111000.


title: Internal Audit Services

description: Internal Audit Suppliers

Independent Living Fund

postalCode: NG2 4LA


title: Public Sector Stock Condition Survey

Stoke On Trent City Council

street: Swann House

postalCode: ST4 4SY


title: DSTLX-RMP11_265 - Provision of Project Engineer

description: Provision of Project Engineer


title: RICU Pakistan (AJK) Segmentation

description: This brief describes the requirements for the initial phase of quantitative research in Pakistan (AJK).


title: Structural Repairs and Associated Works

description: Norwich City Council wishes to appoint a Single supplier for the provision of civil and structural engineering maintenance and improvement works. The successful supplier will be expected to deliver the works required working in Partnership with Norwich City Council and the Housing Properties Services and all of its customers. This Contract is due to commence in early May 2011 (or sooner by agreement) to be completed within the programme period as set out in tender documents. It should be noted that there may be some properties with vulnerable occupants. These properties may require particular attention in that they will require works over and above the standard specification. Experience in dealing with residents and leaseholders will be an essential requirement under this contract.

Norwich City Council

postalCode: NR2 1NH


title: L8 Plumbing Remedial Works at various park buildings within Barking and Dagenham

description: The Assets & Commercial Services Division is located within the Finance & Resources Department of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. The Assets & Commercial Services Division is now inviting tenders to be submitted for L8 plumbing remedial works at Valence Park, Parsloes Park, St. Chads Pavilion and Leys Open Space Pavilion. These works have estimated values of approximately £30,000.00 for Valence Park, £30,000.00 for Parsloes Park, £10,000.00 for St. Chads Pavilion and £25,000.00 for Leys Open Space Pavilion. The scope of works includes for isolation, disconnection and removal of existing domestic hot and cold water services (incl mains water) internal galvanised steel pipework between items of plant such as water tanks, domestic hot water heaters and local points of draw-off at various Borough Sports Pavillion facilities fitted with showers/WHB’s/sinks/WC’s, and replacing the existing pipework with a mix of plastic Durapipe and mainly copper tube. There may also be a requirement to install new/replacement thermostatic mixing valves and a new incoming underground water main from the nearest Public utility supply pipe. All new pipework must be thoroughly flushed on completion of the works and chlorinated in accordance with the ACOP L8. All pipework shall be fully insulated in sectional insulation, finished in “isogenopak” and identification banded.

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: Assets & Commercial Services,Barking Town Hall,1 Town Square

postalCode: IG11 7LU


title: Supply of Pest Control Services

description: The requirement is for the provision of a Pest Control Service to Sussex Community NHS Trust covering Brighton and Hove and the surrounding area. The service is operating in a period of change and there may be the potential to cover more locations if practicable. It is anticipated that the contract will be offered for an initial period of 3 years from July 2011.

Sussex Community NHS Trust

street: A3, Purchasing Department,Brighton General Hospital,Elm Grove

postalCode: BN2 3EW


title: Forest Row Flood Alleviation Scheme

description: Property Protection Surveys


title: General Practice Outcome Standards - Research

description: The main aim of the research is to test the language of the twenty-four general practice outcome standards among patients and the public. The primary objective is to ensure that the standards are described in a way that is meaningful and reflect what is important to patients and the public. The research therefore needs to: • Develop an expression of the outcome standards in language that patients and the public will clearly understand and engage with. • Ensure that patients and the public understand the significance of the outcome standards, so that they facilitate choice of the practice they chose to register with


title: Provision of Training Location within the Cleveland Area

Cleveland Fire Authority

street: Fire Brigade Headquarters,Endeavour House,Stockton Road

postalCode: TS25 5TB


name: Department of Health - Connecting for Health

title: Novell ZENworks Premier Support

street: Vantage House,40 Aire Street

postalCode: LS1 4HT


title: Supply of Catering Uniforms

description: Supply of Uniforms for Catering staff

Procurement and Contract Management

street: Suffolk County Council,Endeavour House,8 Russell Road

postalCode: IP1 2BX


title: Recruitment Marketing & Advertising ITT: Essex County Council

description: Essex County Council (ECC) is one of the largest in the country with a population of more than 1.3 million people, 544,000 households, 708,000 cars, 30,000 employees and 560 schools. It provides education, social services, road improvements, rubbish disposal and other strategic services. The County Council works with district and borough councils which provide other services including housing, leisure services, and rubbish collection. Objectives: In considering the requirements for advertising services, the following high level service objectives have been identified: 1. To provide the best value and quality advertising service for Essex Schools 2. To enable recruitment and retention of high performing staff at the lowest whole life cost The way in which the services for press and online adverts are delivered must facilitate the media planning of the Authority. The support should include • Proposing and supporting multi-media plans and resources for attraction of required candidates • Planning and delivering specific job campaigns (for multiple jobs) • Maximising uptake of composite advertising at local and at regional level • Supporting achievement of cost per vacancy filled and time to fill target


title: UK-Fareham: geographic information systems (GIS or equivalent)

description: Office for national statistics - geographic information and spatial services. Geographic information systems (GIS or equivalent). Software package and information systems. Computer-related services. Software programming and consultancy services. Data-processing machines (hardware). Computer related equipment. Database systems. Drawing and imaging software package. Internet and intranet software package. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is the main Government agency responsible for the collection and coordination of economic, labour and social statistics for the UK. High quality geographic data and services are essential to accurate, consistent and comparable statistics, and are key to each part of the statistical value chain. ONS currently have an internally facing architecture to deliver the single source of definitive geographic data and metadata to support National Statistics. ONS plans to transform this into a modernised, flexible and scalable architecture coupled with an externally facing web-based spatial portal for disseminating the geography products that underpin national statistics. This procurement looks for support in achieving the aims of geographical information (GI) architecture transformation, and may include provision of: (i) development, provision and/or hosting of external facing EU Inspire Directive compliant portal; (ii) a geo-referencing tool, to allow users to submit postcodes, have these formatted and cleaned; and matched against existing postcode product; and (iii) related services to support/advise internal architecture. The detailed requirements will be presented in the invitation to tender (ITT). CPV: 38221000, 48000000, 72500000, 72200000, 30210000, 30230000, 48610000, 48320000, 48220000.


title: SEM agency brief for the Leisure Tourism division of London & Partners

description: The Leisure Tourism division of London & Partners requires M4C to manage its SEM activity April 2011-Mar 2012.


title: Support of Wayne Kerr (WK) 3950

street: Walnut 1a #1121, Neighbourhood 1,MOD Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH


title: LSBU10/SPARES LSBU10/0269

description: BUMPER, VEHICULAR


title: Provision of BAe 146 Flight Simulator/Conversion Training

description: To provide Flight Simulator and/or Conversion Training for BAe 146 aircraft

Ministry of Defence - HQ Air Command

email: Air CmdSecCS-ACTEnquiries@mod.uk


title: Levick Scheme

description: The Council is seeking to commission an accredited housing management service to manage and maintain 20 units of social rented accommodation for elderly people within an extra care scheme. The service will also incorporate the maintenance of the adjoining building containing 16 units offering a respite service for adults with learning disabilities. The site for the new service is located in the Linthorpe area of Middlesbrough and is bounded by Cambridge Road, Cranage Close and Reeth Road. The service provider will hold a current membership of the Housing Management Accreditation Scheme operated either by the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) or by the Regulator pursuant to Section 217 of the Housing and Regeneration Act 2008 or other. The contract would be managed through a service level agreement (SLA) for an initial 3 year period with the Council’s intention to exercise an option to extend for a further 3 years, subject to satisfactory performance.

Middlesbrough Borough Council

postalCode: TS1 2QQ


title: Provision and Implementation of a website and e-commerce platform

description: We wish to appoint a supplier and work in partnership to implement a dynamic and interactive web presence for our business. We are looking for a partner who has experience in developing websites for the Hospitality sector, not Higher Education. We have defined our business into four product lines that we wish to offer to our customers through our website.

The University of Warwick

street: University of Warwick,Gibbet Hill Road

postalCode: CV4 7AL


description: NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS Further Information in the attached documentation


title: Thames Locks PSRA Treeworks For Six Sites - Pinkhill & Eynsham Locks, Goring & Hurley Locks and Culham and Clifton Locks

description: Tree trimming, lopping, pollarding and felling of selected trees at EA lock sites and camping sites on the upper and middle River Thames to address hazards identified in the 2007 tree survey as part of a public safety risk assessment (PSRA) of EA lock sites and camping areas. Works include the trimming, lopping, pollarding and felling of selected trees.


title: Provision of Highways Agency Fuel Cards for Traffic Officer Vehicles

description: Fuel cards are required for the provision of fuel (diesel) on a 24/7 – 365 day basis across the strategic road network in England that are accepted at a geographically wide range of outlets including all motorway service areas, other oil producers’ franchised sites, supermarkets and independent retail outlets.


title: Out of Hours Call Handling Solution and 24/7 Alarm Monitoring Service

description: Anglia Support Partnership is looking for a Contractor to provide an Out of Hours call handling service for a range of NHS Services including Major Incident response for itself and on behalf of it’s customers.

Anglia Support Partnership

street: Kingfisher House,Kingfisher Way

postalCode: PE29 6FH


title: Pan Government Employee Discount Scheme

description: Pan Government Employee Discount Scheme Advertisement Expressions of Interest for Employee Discount Scheme As part of their employee benefits package, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) currently offers access to an employee discount scheme. The Department wishes to continue offering its employees the chance to purchase a range of goods and services at discounted rates through a similar provision. DWP is one of the largest public sector employers. The scheme will be open to all its employees and is currently accessed by two Non Departmental Public Bodies (NDPBs) that are associated with DWP. These are the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission (CMEC) and the Independent Living Fund. The total number of employees is circa 120,000 and represents a diverse and geographically dispersed population. The number of registered users of the existing scheme is circa 74,000. The challenge for the successful supplier is to provide a nationwide secure and sustainable DWP branded scheme which offers unique, attractive and varied discounts to employees and value for money for the Department. The contract may be accessed by other Non Departmental Public Bodies (NDPBs) that are associated with DWP; a list of which can be found at this site http://www.dwp.gov.uk/about-dwp/public-bodies/dwp-sponsored-public-bodies/ . This Framework Agreement will also be available for use by all UK contracting authorities including but not limited to Government Departments and their Agencies, Non-Departmental Public Bodies, NHS Bodies, Local Authorities, Police Authorities, Emergency Services, Educational Establishments and Registered Social Landlords who have a need to purchase this type of service. One of which we can confirm will be the Foreign & Commonwealth Office and its Agencies. They currently have circa 4000 staff and approximately 2,700 are registered users. You may find the lists of public bodies included on the Direct Gov website (www.direct.gov.uk) of help in this respect http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Dl1/Directories/A-ZOfCentralGovernment/index.htm Should any of these organisations join in the scheme then the indicative volumes above may adjust accordingly and whilst exact numbers cannot be anticipated at this stage for the purposes of this exercise the volume of potential users could increase to circa 500,000. It would be expected that in the spirit of collaboration each Authority or NDPB that joins the scheme would receive the benefit of the pricing structure agreed at the award stage. It is essential that the scheme promotes the DWP brand and if required those of other Authorities as requested and is attractive to both existing and potential new employees. Within the scheme there should be some focus on discounts linked to health and well-being. The Authority would retain the option of excluding certain inappropriate offers from proposed supplier sites as necessary. Those organisations who wish to request a Pre Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) should send contact details to Martyn Hayton Tel: 0191 225 2685 E-Mail Martyn.Hayton@dwp.gsi.gov.uk by Noon on 03 May 2011. An indicative timetable for this tender exercise is as follows:- PQQ issue 03 May 2011 ITT Issued May/Jun 2011. Contract Award September 2011. Contract Begins 01 December 2011. The term will be 2 years with a 1 year extension option.

Professional Services

street: Room M1202,Durham House

postalCode: NE38 7SD


title: Request for Quotes - Embedding the National Enforcement Priorities for Wales

description: Social Research - See http://www.lbro.org/about-us-opportunities.html National Enforcement Priorities for Wales

Local Better Regulation Office

street: 2nd Floor East, The Axis,10 Holliday Street

postalCode: B1 1TG


title: LSC2087: Interim Annuciator Project

description: The requirement is to provide a hardware system upgrade for the Annunciator system that provides TV and messaging distribution to the Parliamentary estate in London. The scope includes detailed audio visual systems design, install and integration for an interim solution that will function for up to 5 years. There are a number of elements which include: • Expansion of the existing satellite receivers to include free to air channels currently carried on analogue terrestrial TV; • Provision audio and video distribution equipment; • Provide digital multiplex equipment to create the digital signals that will be sent to new digital receivers; • Upgrade the CATV network at key points throughout the estate, particularly 7 Millbank and 1 Parliament St, to ensure that it is suitable for the new digital signals. The work will be carried out so as to minimize disruption and will involve out of hours working.

The House of Commons

street: Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 0PW


title: Replacement of 3 lifts for Newcastle combined court

DTZ Ltd

street: 6th Floor,Central Square South,Orchard Street


name: Ministry of Defence - HQ Land Forces - HQ Land-Proc2

title: Psychologist Support for the Service Police Cyber Crime Centre

description: The Service Police Cyber Crime Centre (SP3C) comprises 15 Non-Commissioned Officers (NCO's), male and female, whose primary task is the forensic analysis of personal computers, digital media and mobile phones where it is suspected that the content of the computer/digital media or phone has evidential value; either proving or disproving a criminal offence. Approximately 60% of the work undertaken by SP3C is in relation to illegal child and extreme pornography ranging across the Copine Scale. It should be noted that during the course of some investigations, an NCO analyst will view and grade (as per the Copine Scale) over 100,000 images (including movies with sound) of child pornography/child abuse. In addition it must also be recognised that the analysts are consistently exposed to legal pornography irrespective of the nature of the investigation. The Authority has a requirement for Psychologist Support for the SP3C. The support by the Service Provider will be:a) to provide advice regarding the suitability of personnel wishing to join the SP3C as part of the selection process. b) to provide compulsory counselling sessions every 6 months for all SP3C staff. c) to provide post employment counselling for all SP3C staff. d) to provide follow up counselling (if required) after a person has left the SP3C (irrespective of whether they have left HM Forces or not). e) to provide emergency psychological support for all SP3C staff when required. The Service Provider must hold a MSc/PhD in Clinical Psychology and be registered with the Health Professional Council. The requirement is for a clinical psychologist with experience and a proven track record in providing a support framework for Law Enforcement engaged in the investigation/forensic analysis of extreme child abuse cases and/or any other potentially psychologically disturbing investigation.

street: Army HQ,IDL 437, Ramillies Building,Monxton Road

postalCode: SP11 8HJ


title: Government Digital Service Executive and Specialist Recruitment Services

description: Government Digital Service (GDS), as part of the Cabinet Office is looking to engage a service provider to assist GDS in a recreuitment process for up to 26 technical and specialist roles.


title: Water sampling for Legionella and quality of water

description: To Provide a water sampling and collection service for Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. The laboratories carrying out the sampling should be a UKAS accredited for Legionella and TVC water sampling. All swabs and water sample bottles are to be included. An Easilink email service to be included, to enable immediate access to sample results as soon as they are available, which included a summary sheet highlighting any positive results. Result Certificates to be emailed in PDF format and hard copies of the certificate to be posted. The Laboratory might be required to allow collection of samples at short notice for immediate attention.

street: City Campus,Hucknall Road

postalCode: NG5 1PB


documentType: awardNotice

title: Support, Maintenance and Development Services for Informix and other Housing IT applications

description: The provision of support, maintenance and development services for Informix and other Housing IT applications for a period of 3 years with a possible further extension of up to 3 years.Estimated total contract value given is for the initial 3-year period. (MT Ref:82503)

Wandsworth Borough Council

street: Housing Department,17/27 Garratt Lane,Housing

postalCode: SW18 4AE


description: Residual Protein Detection on Surgical Instruments at the Sterile Services Department in hospitals. Further information included within the tender documents


title: ExCel Southern Access Point - Design & Build Contractor

description: The ODA is seeking to procure the design and construction works required for the ExCel Southern Access Project works between the ExCel centre and Pontoon Dock DLR station.