title: Request for Quotation for the provision of sea going sampling services

description: The contractor is required to undertake catch sampling at sea aboard commercial fishing vessels in line with the current requirements of the MD001 Discard Monitoring project. The contractor will also carry out work on other related Cefas contracts as and when required including port sampling.


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

scheme: CPV

title: Testing methodologies for Reducing emissions from Deforestation and degradation REDD

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Research and development services and related consultancy services. Mitigation through forest activities in developing countries is currently one of the most progressive areas of the international negotiations on tackling climate change. REDD+ is seen as a highly cost-effective way of tackling climate change with potential to deliver a total of 2-3 Gigatonnes of CO2 out of the 10 Gigatonnes the world needs by 2020, and provide co-benefits for biodiversity, the environment and people. In 2009, countries agreed to the Copenhagen Accord (CA) which calls for the immediate establishment a REDD+ mechanism, and lists REDD+ as a priority area for 2010-2012 finance. Much of this finance will be used to support rainforest nations to develop the capacity to implement REDD+ action, namely developing national REDD+ plans, establishing monitoring and reporting systems and setting reference levels against which performance resulting from additional action can be measured. It is intended that Phase II will undertake a more detailed analysis of the drivers of deforestation, including those associated with relevant socio-economic factors and infrastructure development, and their future trends. The project aims to seek a better understand the costs of tackling such drivers and the causal links to deforestation rates in order to inform the development of country-specific business as usual and crediting reference levels. Methods for setting reference levels should be tested on a representative group of countries selected on the basis of political influence, REDD+ abatement potential and the balance of drivers. This work builds on Phase I findings (previously commissioned by DECC) and will take into account other relevant research. In particular, the second Phase (Phase II) of this project seeks to: • Understand the causal links between the drivers of deforestation and deforestation rates in order to understand how to incorporate national circumstances in business as usual and crediting reference levels. • Test methods for establishing reference levels for a representative group of rainforest countries, including work to understand country-specific trends in the drivers of deforestation and the cost implications of tackling them. • Derive technical business as usual and crediting reference levels for rainforest nations. Assess the feasibility of countries to deliver against them (e.g. according to the costs of tackling the drivers) to inform any necessary political adjustments. Work needs to be carried out now to support the establishment of a REDD+ mechanism in a future climate agreement.

procurementMethod: open

initiationType: tender


title: Stakeholder Engagement Training

description: Design and delivery of comprehensive training programmes to develop staffs' skills in stakeholder engagement. Each programme will be an individual call off contract from the framework contract.

mainProcurementCategory: services

Environment Agency

street: Guildbourne House,Chatsworth Road

postalCode: BN11 1LD

countryName: UK


title: Semi Automated Coagulator

description: Equipment is required in the haemostasis area to ensure that NIBSC stays at the forefront of the field. Automation of coagulation tests allows for greater results accuracy and higher throughput. A single semi-automated coagulometer is required with the following features: clotting, chromogenic and fluorogenic measurements. This will provide a very flexible platform for the application of current tests and the automation and development of new tests for coagulation factor measurements.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Health Protection Agency

street: 61 Colindale Avenue

postalCode: NW9 5EQ


title: Integrated Specialist Community Serces for Children and Young people

description: Greenwich Business Support Unit ( GBSU)are working in partnership with the London Borough of Greenwich to establish integrated child-centered, co-ordinated multi-agency and multi disciplinary services, from the point of referral through to assessment and delivery of treatment and care. As part of this work, GBSU has identified existing gaps in service delivery and intends to procure innovative ways of delivering our key specialist community services for children and young people. We want to commission a provider to establish a comprehensive community children's nursing service which will assess and manage the needs of children with: Acute and short term conditions. Acute and long term conditions. Dietary concerns for a range of conditions e.g failure to thrive,Diabetes,Neonates,Oncology,Gastroenterology,eating disorders,Obesity,food intolerance or allergy. An identified need for an assessment and treatment for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Complex continuing healthcare needs and disabilities. Children with life limiting and life threatening conditions, including their palliative and end of life care.


title: Performance Tester

description: Performance Tester. Further information included within the invitation to tender


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

title: PM & Design Team Services

description: PM & Design Team Services


title: Valairdata Integrity Test Machine

description: Supply and commissioning of Valaridata 2 integrity tester. Details can be found at: www.hpa.bravosolution.co.uk

street: Manor Farm Road,Porton Down

postalCode: SP4 0JG


title: LSBU10/SPARES LSBU10/0314

description: MAIN BRACKET / RETAINER GUN


title: Cancer Screening (Sheet-fed and Web) Paper

description: Cancer Screening (Sheet-fed option) Paper specification: 50% Recycled OFFSET 500,000 sheets – SRA1 – 90gsm Cancer Screening (Web option) Paper specification: 50% Recycled OFFSET, 25 tonnes – 90gsm – 870mm HSWO REELS


description: Programme Grants for Applied Research - Competition 9 and 10. Further information included within the tender documents


title: WHIOLE AIRCRAFT cHARTER BETWEEN THE UK AND KENYA

description: To provide whole aircarft charter for the movement of passengers, baggage, weapons and cargo between the UK and Kenya


title: Ref: 11/34: The Provision of Consultancy Services (Evaluation)

description: “The University of Wolverhampton are looking to engage with a suitable Service Provider for the Provision of Consultancy Services” The University of Wolverhampton, as the lead Partner of a consortium of regional universities are looking to appoint independent final evaluators for the SPEED WM programme. SPEED WM is a student enterprise programme supporting both undergraduates and graduates at eight West Midlands universities funded through a mixture of funds from each university and matched with ERDF (European Regional Development Fund) monies now managed by the Department for Communities and Local Government. Whilst we are looking to appoint consultants with an awareness of the requirements of evaluating project against ERDF criteria for value for money, the balance of our funding streams is such that we would also expect some experience in an educational environment and the metrics used to demonstrate value to the individual beneficiaries. Proposers are welcome to schedule activities over the period from early autumn 2011 until the final full report due date of not later than March 2012 and we would welcome proposals which would pro-actively engage with the partners in the programme within the constraints of an indicative cost of £35-40K and is partly funded by European funds (ERDF). The scope of the requirement is for the Provision of Consultancy Services in terms of the delivery of “evaluation consultancy services” (including a report) to the University for the SPEEDWM Project. The contract will be awarded to the most economically advantageous offer, dependant Quality 70% & Price 30%. Timeline (indicative); Advertisement – 11/08/11 Expressions of Interest Deadline: 22/08/11 (12noon) Invitation to Tender issued: 24/08/11 Tender Returns – 16/09/11 (12noon) Evaluation/Award by – 23/09/11 Contract Commences – 03/10/11 To express an interest in this Contract please view The University of Wolverhampton Procurement portal using the following link; https://in-tendhost.co.uk/wolverhamptonuni All applicants will be required to register their organisation and express an interest via our e-Procurement web portal Please note the deadline for expressions of interest is Monday August 22nd 2011 (12noon) Thank you Best Regards Karl Eagles Procurement Manager University of Wolverhampton procurement@wlv.ac.uk

University of Wolverhampton

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

postalCode: WV1 1AD


title: GLR Steel Plate and Sections

description: Steel Plate and Section for Greenwich, Laporte and Rainham Frontages


name: County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

description: Supply of a Carbon dioxide insufflator suitable for CT colonography with associate accessories. i.e. mobile cart/trolley Please quote for Co2 administration sets Current usage approx. 30 cases per month, usage may rise in the future Please provide costs for your Maintenance options Please confirm prices are fixed for a 2 year period To register your interest please cloick on the following link:http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6255

street: North Road

postalCode: DH1 5TW


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

title: Regis Place Partitioning

description: The adaptation of existing offices to form a new enclosed office, meeting room and break room. This includes the construction of partitioning, the adaptation of ventilation / air conditioning systems and alterations to the electrical, and fire detection, systems.

mainProcurementCategory: works

street: Kings Court,Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX


title: DSG LS TELFORD SPARES LSBU8/0056

description: BATTERY NON RECHARGABLE: UKVRC340 HUB


title: Supply of Lemond Revmaster Spin Bikes

description: Supply and Installation of 17 Lemond Revmaster Spin Bikes


title: Provision of Training Location within the Cleveland Area

Cleveland Fire Authority

street: Fire Brigade Headquarters,Endeavour House,Stockton Road

postalCode: TS25 5TB


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

title: SUPPLY OF DETERGENT

description: SUPPLY OF DETERGENT

street: Annexe A3,Block F,Foxhill

postalCode: BA1 5AB


title: Online Research tool to attract Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

description: This tender opportunity is for the provision of research tool(s) to attract Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Marketing Birmingham and its partner wishes to let a contract for the provision of online research tool(s) to benchmark global locations to evaluate the competitiveness of Greater Birmingham, Solihull and the Black Country. Please refer to the attached documents, which outline the opportunity, process and timescales and provides the envelope label. The deadline for tender submission is 12:00 noon on Thursday 15 December 2011. If you are unable to view attached document please refer to http://www.marketingbirmingham.com/tenders .

Marketing Birmingham

postalCode: B1 2ND


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

description: Provision of Visits and Family Support Services to IRC Morton Hall

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

postalCode: le1 6lp


title: The Supply and Installation of UV light treatment of Swimming Pool water

description: The Supply and Installation of UV light treatment equipment for Swimming pool water


title: A project to assess the impact of the working time regulations (WTR) on education and training

description:
The purpose of this document is to provide an outline specification for supplementary research into the impact of the Working Time Regulations on the quality of education and training for medical trainees.

 There are two components to the supplementary research, a literature review and a primary research study.

 (MT Ref:82685)

General Medical Council

street: 3 Hardman Street,Procurement

postalCode: M3 3AW


title: GB-Salford: Childcare Vouchers Salary Sacrifice Scheme

description: Child daycare services. Child allowances. Benefit services. Maternity benefits. Family allowances. Personnel and payroll services. Services furnished by business, professional and specialist organisations. HMRC is looking to re-tender a framework agreement for a Childcare Vouchers Salary Sacrifice Scheme using an ‘open’ type tender exercise for a ‘Part B’ service as defined in the Public Contracts Regulations 2006. The framework will be with one supplier for a period of 2 years with the option for 2 x 12 month extensions. The Framework will be for use by HMRC’s employees and the potential use by employees of Other Government Departments, Agencies and Non Departmental Public Bodies, (collectively known as the Client). In administering the vouchers, services required will include but are not exclusive to the following: issue both paper and e-vouchers in various denominations, offer guidance to staff on the suitability of sacrificing part of their salary for childcare vouchers and whether it will best meet individual needs; provide a helpline service, by telephone or email, between the hours of 08:00-18:00 Monday to Friday and an out of hours messaging facility; and a free information service to Users requiring emergency childcare provision, either by means of advice and guidance on the applicant’s website or another means.The following government departments and public sector bodies have indicated that they may have a requirement for the services within the Framework in the future, but are under no obligation to make use of the services. Department for Work and Pensions ; Efficiency Reform Group; English Heritage; The Audit Commission; Wealden District Council; Lewisham Primary Care Trust; Lambeth Primary Care Trust; Lewisham Hospital NHS Trust; HM Revenue & Customs Prosecutions Office; CAFCASS; Guys & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust; Bromley Primary Care Trust; HM Prison Service; The Ministry of Justice; Valuation Office Agency; Bexley Care Trust; London Metropolitan University; Department of Energy and Climate Change; Bromley Hospitals NHS Trust; TCEL; University of Bristol; Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust; Queen Mary's Sidcup NHS Trust; Greenwich Teaching Primary Care Trust; South London Healthcare NHS Trust; Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency; NDPB1; Home Office; Identity And Passport Service; Kings College Hospital NHS Trust; South London & Maudsley NHS Trust; Government Car & Despatch Agency; Highways Agency; UK Intellectual Property Office; Student Loans Company Limited; and HM Treasury. However, the above list is not exhaustive and this Framework is intended to be enabled for use by Central Government Departments, Executive Agencies and Non-Departmental Public Bodies. The following link provides a list of potential ‘Clients’ who may wish to use the Framework. http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Dl1/Directories/A-ZOfCentralGovernment/index.htm No guarantees can be given regarding the volumes/values of the vouchers to be administered using the framework and any indicative figures may be subject to change, but it is intended that the framework will have the capacity to accommodate voucher requests between 70,000 and 100,000 per annum and voucher values of between GBP 16 million and GBP 22 million per annum. The estimated total value range of voucher orders per annum and an annual value of vouchers takes into account all potential spend from eligible users. Payment for the service will be calculated on a commission basis in relation to the value of the vouchers processed. Applicants will be expected to be able to demonstrate that they currently process a minimum 30,000 voucher requests per annum and can demonstrate that their systems can be readily expanded to include the stated requirement volumes. Applicants must be able to demonstrate that they have the economic and financial capacity to cope with a framework of this size and it is unlikely that any organisation with an annual turnover of below GBP 2,000,000.00 would be considered unless supported by parent company guarantees or similar.

HMRC CD

street: Ralli Quays,3 Stanley Street


title: Mole Catchments - Japanese Knotweed Spraying and removal

description: Spraying of the Japanese knotweed and removal of waste from site


title: Research - Insight into barriers to up take of seasonal flu vaccination

description: This brief covers delivery of an initial stage of qualitative research. There is also an option for the contractor to conduct further qualitative research stages until June 2013. The scope of further research projects covers the provision of qualitative research services to examine behaviours and influences on the subject of seasonal and pandemic flu; that will inform the development of communication and intervention strategies and the creative execution of these strategies. Audiences will include the general public including those who have/do not have the seasonal flu immunisation, those with underlying health conditions, their carers and health professionals; all within the UK.


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

title: Spares Inclusive Repair of Avionic Equipment

description: Demand Order Spares Inclusive Repair of Sea King and Tornado Equipment listed below. 5UE 2910-99-7162202 P/N: FTP104/D109100 - Fuel Pump 5UD 6105-99-1503409 P/N: XW21157-2 - Motor. The Contract is expected to start 01 April 2012 for a duration of four years A PQQ may be issued is required.

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

postalCode: BS34 8JH


title: LSBU3/SPARES LSBU3/0598

description: LITHIUM NON RECHAGEABLE 1.5 V DC BATTERY


title: Mac Computer

description: This 'request fo quotation' is for a Mac Computer which facilitates the use of other third party software. Please refer to http://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofwarwick for further information. You will be able to download the full tender documents from this site. Any queries in relation to this requirement should be directed to the University of Warwick via the correspondence functionality of our e-tendering system. Failure to do so may result in queries being excluded from the procedure.

The University of Warwick

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

postalCode: CV4 8UW


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Legal Services Commission

title: 2010 Standard Civil Contract Housing Possession Court Duty Scheme Exclusive Schedule

description: Face-to-face publicly funded legal advice and representation in a Housing Possession Court Duty Scheme (HPCDS) in South West Wales covering Carmarthen, Haverfordwest and Llanelli county courts.


title: Property Repairs & Maintenance at Mount Fancy Farm

description: External and Internal Repairs and Decoration at Mount Fancy Farm


title: OUTDOOR MEDIA ADVERTISING

description: Contract for professional buying of Outdoor Media Advertising

Wolverhampton City Council

postalCode: WV1 1RL


title: External Repairs and Redecoration

Horniman Museum

street: 100 London Road

postalCode: SE23 3PQ


title: Provision of research to model the trajectory of the UK power sector out to 2030 under alternative assumptions

description: The overall aim of the project is to develop a robust picture of the power sector and how it may evolve under alternative assumptions. The outputs of the modelling will inform the CCC’s existing indicator trajectory for the power sector out to 2022 and beyond. The project will examine the impact on generation and investment under alternative assumptions, including (but not limited to): 1) Fuel prices (e.g. reflecting the wide range for the outlook for gas, coal, and biomass prices); 2) Levels of demand (e.g. reflecting slow or rapid take-up of electric vehicles and heat pumps); 3) Technology costs (e.g. a world with and without rapid learning and cost reductions for low-carbon technologies); 4) Build constraints (e.g. where specific technologies, such as nuclear or offshore wind, face non-financial constraints which could limit their deployment). In addition to a written report, key outputs will be required in excel format and will include, on at least an annual basis, generation and capacity by plant (new build and retirements), load factors and emissions by technology, and further information on generation such as load and price duration curves, in addition to system prices.

Committee on Climate Change

street: 1st Floor, Holbein Place

postalCode: SW1W 8NR


title: Financial Consultancy - Major Contracts

description: This contract is for Financial Consultancy for 3 major MOJ Contracts:- 1) Electronic Monitoring 2) Youth Justice Board (YJB) Escort Services 3) Court Fines Compliance and Enforcement Services

street: Phoenix House | Celtic Springs Business Park | Coedkernew | Newport | NP10 8FZ,Celtic Springs ,Coedkernew

postalCode: NP10 8FZ


title: Contaminated Land Studies

description: Desk top services investigation into the extent and possible remedial actions required for two sites.


title: GB-Twickenham: Printing Postal Vote Packs and Ballot Papers

description: The Borough wishes to appoint a contractor for the printing of Postal Vote Packs and Ballot Papers for elections held during calander years 2012 to 2014, with the option to extend for one further year.

London Borough of Richmond upon Thames

street: Civic Centre,44 York St

postalCode: TW1 3BZ


name: Redditch Borough Council/Bromsgrove District Council

description: Redditch Borough Council is seeking suitability qualified and experienced organisations to install a vertical platform lift; approximate capacity 250kg, size 1270 x 995mm, travel 2900mm high; to the external skin of a sheltered scheme in Redditch, this will include erecting a two story brick outer shell to house the lift and include a flat roof.


title: Supply of TSE Testing Kits

description: Supply of TSE Testing Kits


title: Invitation to Express an Interest for The Policy Impact of Waterbed Effects Requirement

Office of Fair Trading

street: Fleetbank House,Salisbury Sqaure

postalCode: EC4Y 8JX


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

title: Upgrade of IDTS facilities in the healthcare centre at IRC Dover.


name: Department for Communities and Local Government

title: INVITATION TO TENDER (ITT) FOR THE ENGLISH HOUSING SURVEY


title: English Housing Survey

description: The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) intends to re-let the contract for the management and running of all components of the English Housing Survey (EHS). This survey has run continuously since April 2008 and brought together two former longstanding government surveys – the English House Condition Survey (EHCS) and the Survey of English Housing (SEH).


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: DSTLX-RMP11-243b - Provision of Studies Analyst

description: Provision of Studies Analyst x4


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

title: To Supply a Wireless Digital Multi Format Video Switcher to Newbold Revel

street: Units 8 & 9,Fryersway ,Ossett

postalCode: WF5 9TJ


title: National Laboratory Service -Instrumentation- Liquid Chromatography/ Mass Spectrometer

description: Purchase of instrument and support services


title: Bridges and Culverts Replacement/Refurbishment Package3 - Phase 4

description: Bridges / culverts replacement / refurbishment


title: Long-term Pathways Analysis to 2050

description: • Setting the Fourth Carbon Budget (2023-27) level for the UK, and setting this to be consistent with the UK’s current long-term target to reduce GHG emissions by at least 80% from 1990 levels, requires strong consideration of the potential pathways to 2050 in order to infer robust and consistent trajectories over the 2020s. • The MARKAL model is a technology rich integrated energy system model and an established model for considering least-cost emission pathways for the UK. Versions of the MARKAL model have been drawn on in the past by the UK Government and the Committee on Climate Change. • DECC aims to commission a consultancy project to develop and build a transparent evidence base aligned with HMGs views. This project objective is to enable Government to come to a more informed view on the dynamic cost effectiveness of different carbon abatement profiles. It will enable the department to consider tradeoffs between sectors and technologies and identify if there are any key path dependency issues over the 2020s that need to be considered on the road to reduce GHG emissions by at least 80% by 2050 on 1990 levels.


title: Upgrade of Building Services Control Pnaels and associated works to Kings Lynn Combined Court

description: The control panels in all three plant rooms are required to be upgraded to modern standards. It is envisaged that the existing closures will be retained with internal components replaced as necessary. The operation of all remote control devices (e.g. actuators & sensors) is to be checked & faulty units repaired or replaced. A telephone modem to remotely monitor the system is to be provided and instaled. A gas safety shut-off valve in the main plant room is also to be provided. The site location is Kings Lynn Combined Court, The Court House, College Lane, Kings Lynn, Norfolk, England, PE30 1PQ

street: MANCHESTER CORWN COURT,CROWN SQUARE

postalCode: M3 3FL


title: Evaluation of Sky Sports Living for Sport

description: The Youth Sport Trust has been working with Sky to develop and deliver Sky Sports Living for Sport, an initiative that uses sport stars and sport skills to: • Boost confidence • Change behaviours • Increase attainment • Improve life skills. The Youth Sport Trust and Sky are looking for a research contractor to evaluate the immediate value and outcomes along with the sustainable impact of Sky Sports Living for Sport on the young people participating and the schools that ran projects during the 2010/11 academic year and those that run projects during the 2011/12 academic year.

Youth Sport Trust

street: SportPark,Loughborough University,3 Oakwood Drive

postalCode: LE11 3QF


title: Servicing of Fire Dection and Alarm systems

description: This contract is for the annual servicing of fire alarms and fire detection systems

East of England Ambulance Service

street: bedford office,hammond road

postalCode: mk41 0rg


title: DfT - Web Usability Study

description: To undertake a usability and stakeholder research review of the DfT corporate website, that results in a new information architecture and set of wireframes, to be implemented by a third party developer post April 2011.


title: BCE1039 - Contractor for Remedial Works Visitor reception Building Palace of Westminster

description: Visitors Reception Building Contractor to undertake work on the Parliamentary Estate London SW1 The Corporate Officer of the House of Commons wishes to undertake a schedule of minor repair and remedial works to the roof and interior of the Visitors Reception Building within the Palace of Westminster. Firms are invited to register their interest in a contract which requires a contractor for the Works at the Palace of Westminster Visitor Reception Building. The contractor/s will be shortlisted initially by the Employer via a procurement process. The works will comprise of the following: • Repairs to defects in gutter linings and edges of glass panels using a Kemperol product • Temporary weathering of the clerestory windows • Investigation and replacement of external mastic seals to whole roof • Cleaning and application of a Kemperol product to the glazed roof panels • Preparation and varnishing of the timber flitch beams • Installation of acoustic panels to the ceiling soffit internally • Re-cladding of internal division walls with timber acoustic panels • Replacement of metal floor grilles • Modifications to rainwater weirs at roof level • Introducing a greater cross-fall to the external glazed canopy by the Jubilee cafe • Remove later internal guttering upon completion • Open up sections of corner trims internally to expose condition of structural steelwork Should you wish to register your interest the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire is accessible at the following website https://in-tendhost.co.uk/parliamentuk/ . To be able to access these documents you will need to select the above quoted tender in the "current tenders" list, click on the "view tender details" and express interest by clicking on the button provided. Afterwards, you will need to register your company details, thereafter you will be issued with a username and password. If you have already registered with In-Tend previously, please follow the link shown, this will redirect you to the home page where you can log on using your existing username and password to collect the tender documents. If you have registered and have forgotten your username and password, please click on the forgotten password link on the In-Tend homepage. Please keep this username and password secure, and do not pass it to any third parties. If you are experiencing problems, then please contact the In-Tend helpdesk via email: support@in-tend.com or call +44 (0)844 272 8810 for further assistance.

The House of Commons

street: Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 0PW


title: LSBU10/SPARES LSBU10/0156

description: AIR CONDITIONER


title: Research to explore public perceptions of police corruption

description: A qualitative approach is required to explore people’s perceptions of police corruption


title: For the Provision of NHS 111 Programme Director

description: Key aspects of the role are to lead the development and delivery of the NHS 111 service, and support the rollout of the additional NHS 111 pilot sites.


title: Ramorum Disease Larch Clearance at the Plym Valley Woods

description: This tender seeks bids to undertake the clearance of predominantly young larch crops to help prevent further spread of the disease. The objective is to clear the affected trees quickly, in a considered and safe manner. Time is of the essence and the successful tenderer will be reasonably expected to guarantee completion of the work by the date agreed. You will need to take the timetable for this procurement process into account when deciding your guaranteed completion date.The clearance work in this tender totals 48.18ha of crops under 25 years of age, located in Cann Woods; Darklake; Ham Bushes and Shaugh Wood. The tender is broken into two lots: Lot 1(24Ha); and Lot 2 (24Ha).


title: Senior Systems Developer

description: Senior Systems Developer. Further information included within the invitation to tender documentation


title: Management Information and Performance Metrics

description: The ODA is currently reviewing the need for management information and performance metrics and is looking for an individual to work with the ODA and its stakeholders over the next three months to establish key performance indicators and associated performance metrics for each of the Olympic transport functions. These performance metrics will be developed from existing operator metrics, revised metrics and new operational metrics derived from the performance of the new services being put into place for the Olympics.


title: Provision of a Foundation Programme for Overseas Students - Expression of Interest

description: The University is currently looking to receive Expressions of Interest for the provision of a Foundation Programme for Overseas Students. We therefore formally invite you to submit to us your proposal to reach us no later than noon on Monday 13th June 2011. In order to download the Expression of Interest documentation please visit www.tenders.ac.uk


title: Ministry of Defence and Armed Forces Reputation Tracking

description: a twice-yearly quantitative survey (in the Spring and Autumn) to track the General Public’s attitude towards the MOD and Armed Forces (Royal Navy/Royal Marines, Army and RAF).


title: Whole aircraft charter between Cyprus and the UK

description: To provide aircraft for the movement of passengers, baggage and weapons between Cyprus (RAF Akrotiri) and RAF Brize Norton


title: TPR217 Electronic Document and Records Management Support and Maintenance


title: Development and Management of Roadshows to Explain the new Microgeneration Certification Scheme Guidelines on Heat Pump Installation to Qualified Heat Pump Installers

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is looking for a supplier to design and undertake seminars to explain the details of the new Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) Guidelines for Heat Pump Installation to MCS certified installation companies. These seminars must be GB wide and should reach as many installation companies as possible. Suppliers should also set up e-learning facilities for further dissemination within the companies, and for those installers who are not able to attend the seminars. The timetable is tight : the seminars should be carried out between the end of August and mid October. Suppliers are expected to have the technical knowledge and expertise to deliver to DECC’s specifications.

street: 1st Floor Area B,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


title: UK-Shrewsbury: repair and maintenance of plant

description: IMC 002 - Maintenance of air conditioning, refrigeration and ventilation plant. The contract will consists of carrying out the planned preventative maintenance of air conditioning, refrigeration and ventilating plant installed on Council controlled premises, to ensure that they are maintained in a safe condition so as to prevent risk of injury to any person or damage to any property. The maintenance contract shall be in the format of mobile periodic maintenance, including consumables, specialist labour plus emergency call-outs, spares and specified replacement parts. The major components comprising the air-conditioning, refrigeration and ventilating systems to be maintained are: Unitary water and air cooled AC units; packaged air to air, air to water and water to water AC and heat-pump units; AC and ventilating air handling units; packaged chillers; closed cooling towers; control panels; compressors; condensers; diffusers; dry coolers; evaporators; fans; filters; grilles; heat exchangers; heating & cooling coils; heat recovery ventilating units; humidifiers; motors; pumps; pipework systems; sensors; switching systems; terminal units; valves and water treatment units. The Contractor is responsible for maintaining the entire system, not just groups of components. In the first instance tenders are being invited for the period 1.4.2012 – 31.3.2013, thereafter the contract may be extended annually for a further 3 years subject to satisfactory performance during the contract year and agreed pricing. CPV: 45259000, 45259300, 42510000.


title: Systematic Review for General and Violent Re-offending


title: Floor Balance HPA-PD/URS/749

description: Buffers are critical to the manufacture of Erwinase, regulatory expectation is that these buffers will be manufactured using weight as the measurement of choice and that printouts of these weighing operations will be included in the Batch Manufacturing Record to demonstrate accuracy and reproducibility between batches.

Health Protection Agency

street: Chilton

postalCode: OX11 0RQ


title: CIPFA

description: Coporate Performance - Finance Performance


title: All Hands Refresh

description: Review existing gallery, deliver concept, develop content, design gallery and produce all technical information


title: Mass Personalisation Pilot: Understanding the impact of taking a segmented targeted approach to customer communications

description: HMRC is commissioning primary research to understand the impact of using targeted communications (based on customer circumstances, abilities and needs) on changing customer behaviour.


title: Specialist Renal Software Replacement

description: Replacement of Trust Specialist Renal software, to include dialysis adequacy, quality assurance program and interface with other clinical and administrative computer systems.


title: Property Maintenance Contract to HM Coastguard premises in Aberdeen District and Forth District.

description: This contract includes works to HM Coastguard properties at Aberdeen, Banff, Cromarty, Gardenstown, Arbroath, Leven, Montrose & St Andrews . The works include general cyclical maintenance items, specific repair works, external & internal decoration and minor project work. It is anticipated that the works will commence in January 2012 to be completed by 31st March 2012.

James Barr

street: 226 West George Street

postalCode: G2 2LN


title: Bowel Cancer Signs and Symptoms

description: Face to Face (F2F) activity ran as an extension of the bowel cancer campaign in the two pilot regions. Using the Be Clear on Cancer campaign identity, 15 events were held in four different shopping centres in each region, on all days of the week except Sundays.


title: Paignton Tidal Modelling

description: Research into tidal flood risk areas and associated fluvial/tidal risk in Paignton, Devon


title: Pymmes Brook Flood Alleviation Scheme

description: Pymmes Brook Flood Alleviation Scheme


name: Ministry of Defence - Salvage & Marine Operations

title: Corrosion Study

description: Research services. Introduction 1. The sinking of a ship does not cause the ownership of a vessel to cease; it remains the property and liability of the owner. As an island nation, there are many wrecks around our coastline and in international waters, some of which may pose a risk to the environment. 2. The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has a worldwide inventory of circa 1500 wrecked warships, submarines and auxiliaries mainly dating from World War I and II and is seeking a greater understanding of current research on the decay of iron and steel shipwrecks. As these vessels decay the potential for them to release oil and other pollutants sealed within the hull increases. 3. Management of wrecks is carried out by the MOD’s Salvage and Marine Operations Team. 4. Salvage and Marine Operations currently assess the risk posed by a wreck based mainly on wreck condition, contents and location. This assessment typically includes desk based research into the history of the wreck and its cargo/contents and if this shows significant risk, an on site assessment of the wreck which may include side scan sonar, multi-beam sonar and ROV or diver survey. The Requirement 5. Salvage and Marine Operations is seeking a contractor to carry out a comprehensive literature review to determine the current state of knowledge relating to the decay of submerged iron and steel hulled wrecks. 6. The literature review is to concentrate on: a. Environmental and oceanographic factors affecting rates of corrosion of steel and iron in the marine environment b. Effects on corrosion of bio-fouling c. Breakdown of steel and iron shipwrecks 7. A greater understanding of the research that has been undertaken in this field will assist the MOD in determining the future environmental risk management strategies for individual vessels. 8. The tender is to detail how the contractor will meet the requirements of the project. Project Deliverables 9. The following are to be delivered on completion of the project: a. A comprehensive paper that draws together all past and present research strands relating to the study of the corrosion of submerged iron and steel hulled vessels and which provides a succinct appraisal of the current state of knowledge b. The paper must provide an overview of the influence of differing marine environments on the process of corrosion c. The paper must identify the techniques that have been used to measure the corrosion of iron and steel hulled vessels d. The paper must include an assessment of each of these techniques – taking account of the reliability of the results, the ease of use and cost effectiveness of the various measuring techniques e. The paper must identify the research institutes, universities, private companies etc who are pursuing work in the field and, where possible, the individuals within the above who are most actively involved in the research f. An indexed electronic library in .pdf format of relevant published papers including all papers referenced in the summary paper Time Scale 10. All deliverables are to be received by 23rd March 2012.

street: Spur 9, D Block, Mod Foxhill,Foxhill


name: Ministry of Defence - Defence Infrastructure Organisation

title: RAF Lakenheath Archaeological Monitoring Building 76

description: Archaeological monitoring during construction works.


title: Supply of two Land Rover vehicles

description: The supply of one Land Rover Defender and one Land Rover Freelander

street: Kings Court,Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX


title: Qualified Provider List for Community Payback Service in Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Cheshire and Wales

description: Establishment of a qualified provider list across all Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Cheshire and Wales Probation Trusts to be used to contract for the delivery of supervison to offenders subject to Community Payback

Greater Manchester Probation Trust

street: 6th floor, Oakland House,Talbot Road

postalCode: M16 0PQ


name: Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission

title: Bailiff Services

description: The Commission plans to launch a new statutory child maintenance scheme with improved assessment, collection and enforcement processes. This new scheme will run in parallel with the existing scheme (operated by the Child Support Agency) until 2014 /2015 when all live cases will be managed in a single scheme. This requirement is for the provision of bailiff services to the Commission in England and Wales. The services will support both the existing and future statutory child maintenance schemes. The Commission is seeking to establish a public contract with a single supplier capable of providing professional bailiff services. Suppliers should be members of a relevant association (details to be provided with the Pre- Qualification Questionnaire) and capable of providing a national service. These services would be used by the Commission where it has made prior representations in a Magistrates Court and provided evidence of the amount a non resident parent is liable to pay and their failure to do so. The Magistrates Court can grant a Liability Order against the non resident parent officially recognising the amount and allow civil debt recovery action to be taken. The Commission can then choose to appoint a Bailiff if that is considered appropriate based on the facts of the case and the Bailiff would then take over responsibility for the debt recovery action, undertaking process serving and the execution of bail or no bail warrants. No level of work is guaranteed. There will be a contract period of 3 years with an option to extend for a period or periods up to a total of a further two years.


title: Supply of Rip Rap Blockstone - Midlands Central Area

description: This contract relates to the Midlands region, Central Area of the Environment Agency. In the course of their duties they are often required to use Rip Rap - a specification of which is available within the tender pack

Environment Agency

street: Sapphire East,550 Streetsbrook road

postalCode: B91 1QT


title: Sandford Lock Gate Replacement

description: Sandford Lock Gate Replacement


title: Invitation to Tender ref HMT480; Provision of Tax Development Programme

description: The Treasury wishes to procure the provision of tax training to its staff. The ITT document sets out the key requirements for the design and delivery of a tax training programme which will equip officials new to tax policy work with foundation knowledge to enable them to analyse, develop and advise on strategic tax policy.

HM Treasury

street: 1 Horse Guards Road

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ


title: Corporate Partnerships for Information Syndication

description: The objectives behind this piece of work are types of partners who can assist in the following area: • Digital syndication of Information and data • Digital Platforms • Commercial Partnerships 1. Develop a partnership proposition including where appropriate, pricing and negotiation strategies 2. Develop partner sales and meeting materials 3. Secure and hold initial meetings with • A major retailer with strong national coverage • A DIY retailer (e.g. B&Q) • 2 Major Online Digital Platform Services • An insurance provider 4. Support the negotiation strategy with potential partners in post meeting follow up.

Environment Agency

street: Horizon House,Deanery Road

postalCode: BS1 5AH


title: Photovoltaic Panel Installations Framework Agreement

description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to procure a design and build framework agreement to provide photovoltaic panel installations at various locations.


title: Staff Benefits/Discount Scheme

description: Staff Benefits/Discount Scheme NOT A LIVE OPPORTUNITY PUBLISHED FOR TRANSPARENCY ONLY

Independent Living Fund

postalCode: NG2 4LA


title: DSTLX-MP11/162

description: Resource Acquisition Manager


title: Coldharbour Car Port Construction Project 2011

description: The Highways Agency is looking to appoint a supplier to build two carports to provide suitable conditions for staff to perform mandatory vehicle checks before patrol duties.


title: North East Thames Heavy Rivers Maintenance Phase II

description: Heavy Rivers Maintenance (dredging) at 3 sites in the North East Thames Area. The work will consist of the removal of silt the reduction of in channel vegetation the removal of a redundant weir and tree works at the following watercourses


title: Learning Disability Screening Tool

description: Learning Disability Screening Tool. Further information is included in the invitation to tender document.


title: "Harshaw EXTRAD" - Style Extremity Dosemeters

description: The Health Protection Agency (HPA) would like to purchase "Harshaw EXTRAD" - Style Extremity Dosimeters. Quantities in commercial envelope are estimates with an annual estimate for attrition and new business of between 200 -1500


title: Defra National Noise Attitude Survey

description: undertake a survey of people in their homes, covering all regions of the UK, using face-to-face interviews and a structured questionnaire


title: Provision of an Employee Childcare Voucher Scheme to London Borough of Hackney

description: The London Borough of Hackney (LBH) invites proposals from experienced Childcare Voucher providers for: • The provision of a professionally managed childcare voucher scheme to LBH and its employees. • Implementation and project management of any migration from the current provider. • Publicity for employees interested in joining the scheme. LBH has provided a salary sacrifice Childcare Voucher scheme to its employees since 2006. There are currently (April 2011) 64 employees receiving vouchers under the scheme. The Contract term shall be 2 years plus the option to extend annually twice for a further year (i.e. 2 years + option to extend for 1 year + option to extend for 1 year). LBH cannot commit to any volumes under this Contract, as the demand is at the discretion of employees. The estimated volumes provided in this Contract Notice are based on a range of £100k - £140k annually for two years. Suppliers must have experience of implementing and administrating similar schemes. Suppliers are also required to have an annual turnover of at least £400k. More information on the mandatory requirements and the specification of service is available by requesting the Invitation to Quote document.

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY

street: 2nd Floor Robert House,Florfield Road,Hackney

postalCode: E8 1DT


title: Traditional Roofing Works Programme

description: Norwich City Council wishes to appoint a Single supplier for the provision of Traditional Roofing works as set out below. 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

postalCode: NR2 1NH


title: Kensington Gardens Drinking Fountain Enabling and Associated Surfacing Works

description: Replacement drinking fountain enabling works with associated drainage and pipework. Tarmac surfacing with tar spray and chip with metal edging and cobble rumble strips. Relocation of park furniture, park gate and fencing panel. Minor white line marking works with installation of paragon tiles (road marking).

Vinci Facilities

street: The Store Yard,Hyde Park

postalCode: W2 2UH


title: Tender for Project Manager (Construction/Demoliton)

description: Tenders are invited to appoint a Project Manager (Construction/Demolition)

Stoke On Trent City Council

street: Corporate Procurement,Swann House,Boothen Road

postalCode: ST4 4SY


title: Manufacture & Supply of Demountable Modules

description: tender for the manufacture and supply of 2 x demountable modules over 2 fiscal years (1 x incident support pod and 1 x welfare pod)

Cleveland Fire Authority

street: Fire Brigade Headquarters,Endeavour House,Stockton Road

postalCode: TS25 5TB


name: Department for Work and Pensions (PTS South)

title: Research into the Capacity of the Health Care Professional Market to Support the DWP Welfare Reform Agenda-CIQ/3/107

description: The publication is for information purposes only, as this is being competed via DWP CIPHER Framework Agreement. DWP requires a consultancy firm to conduct research into capacity of the Health Care Professional (HCP) Market. This is to support the DWP Welfare Reform Agenda and needs to provide an independent and impartial view on the resource availability for HCPs.


title: Provision of Development of Three Vocational "Learning Products"

Health and Safety Executive (HSE)

street: 6.4 Redgrave Court,Merton Road

postalCode: L20 7HS


name: Ministry of Defence - Defence Support Group

title: LUBRICATING GUN

description: LUBRICATING GUN, HAND

street: Building B15

postalCode: TF2 8JT


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

title: Sea Dart: Supply of Amphenol Connectors

description: Sea Dart; Supply of Amphenol Connectors


title: Flood Hazard Mapping-Rochdale

description: Consolidation, update and expansion of existing Flood Risk Mapping Models in the Rochdale area into a single model to improve data provided to Flood Risk Management and associated teams.


title: New Car Park Facility at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woolwich SE18 4QH

South London Healthcare NHS Trust

street: Frognal Avenue

postalCode: DA14 6LT


title: Economic benefits of the arts – Practical guidance on research methodologies for arts and cultural organisations

description: Arts Council England has a great interest in increasing the understanding of research methods on the economic benefits of the arts, museums and libraries. The aim is to clarify terminology and relevance of methodologies for organisations, thereby providing the sector with a voice to demonstrate its role in economic terms. It is critical to apply research methodologies in appropriate and consistent ways. Arts Council England has conducted research on the most relevant and effective ways of measuring the economic footprint of the arts, museums and libraries. This has resulted in a review of existing methodologies that measure the economic benefits of the sector, including the challenges and opportunities of each method. Some are widely tested while others are still in development for our sector. The review covers the following methodologies: 1. Economic impact assessment 2. Contingent valuation (stated preference technique) 3. Social return on investment 4. Economic contribution measured through GVA and employment Requirement, Aims and objectives: The overall aim of this piece of work is to provide accessible guidance which will help arts organisations, museums and libraries who intend to conduct or commission economic benefit studies to understand the methods available and make an informed choice on which is the most appropriate for them. The specific objectives include: • building on the existing Arts Council review of methods to produce an accessible guidance document aimed at a non-technical audience which outlines the key methodologies and clearly explains commonly used terminology • gathering and documenting a set of illustrative case studies which supplement the guidance by providing examples of the use of methodologies in the sector, the benefits of conducting this type of research, and common pitfalls. Research literature can be very complex and technical and we seek to publish accessible guidance directly aimed at organisations that may be new to the world of economic benefit analysis. It is not intended that the guidance would provide the degree of specialised technical information required to carry out an economic benefit study.

Arts Council England

street: 14 Great Peter Street

postalCode: SW1P 3NQ


title: Provision for taxi services for the Asylum & Immigration Tribunal (IAC) Hearing Centre, Newport.

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

postalCode: le1 6lp


title: Dementia GPs campaign evaluation _Research

description: This brief is initially for one ad hoc quantitative project to explore awareness of the Dementia campaign among GPs and what impact they think it has had based on any presentations they may have had, and any reference to it by their patients. There is also an option for the contractor to conduct follow-on research concerning campaign evaluation amongst similar health profession audiences, up to the end of June 2014. COI will instruct the Contractor in writing to carry out any further work if required; the research specification and price shall be agreed by the COI and the Contractor in writing before the period to which it applies. Any decision on the take-up of subsequent options would be subject to review of performance on the previous project.


title: HS02 Simple Guide 12/13

description: Technical specification Quantity 700,000 Run-on 10,000 Finished size A5 Bled Portrait Number of pages 12pp text plus 4pp cover ________________________________________ Artwork Mac: InDesign Printer's proof PDF Pass on press ________________________________________ Content Options Specific stock: 100% recycled Material Uncoated Cover 200gsm, Text 100gsm * 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


title: UWE/008/2011 Surveying Equipment

description: The University is currently looking to tender for Surveying Equipment. We are therefore formally inviting you to submit to us a tender to reach us before noon on Tuesday 3rd May 2011. In order to download the tender documents please visit www.tenders.ac.uk

University of the West of England

street: Frenchay Campus,Coldharbour Lane

postalCode: BS16 1QY


name: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Linen Feeding Machine for Laundry Department

description:
The supply, installation, commissioning and testing of a new four station linen feeding machine. The new linen feeding machine is to replace existing equipment. The new machine is to be located in the Laundry Department of the hospital's Northern Campus.

 (MT Ref:83676)

street: Royal Hallamshire Hospital,Glossop Road

postalCode: S10 2JF

name: Glyn Elliott - Assistant Supplies Manager


title: Prince Edward Playing Fields FSR Toe Drainage Replacement

description: Replacement of toe drainage downstream of the Reservoir Embankment


title: Provision of Mobile Phones

description:
Burton and South Derbyshire College are looking for a mobile phone provider who can provide a full mobile solution. The solution is to encompass basic handsets with Bluetooth, smart phones, I phones and I pads. The solution provider will have to offer a package that will also allow some users international roaming; with no restrictions or hindrance.

 The College seeks a provider that will manage the roll out of the handsets, PAC transfers and number transfer service. It is felt that this process of transition is to run smoothly and in a professional manner.

 (MT Ref:83822)

Burton & South Derbyshire College

street: Lichfield Street,Purchasing

postalCode: DE14 3RL


documentType: awardNotice

title: Riverside (Carlisle) Ltd - Fencing and Environmental Programme

description:
Invitation to tender for

 External Works

 (Fencing, Footpaths and Associated Landscaping)

 Riverside (Carlisle) Ltd wishes to procure the supply and fit of the associated aforementioned works in various neighbourhoods throughout the Carlisle District.

 (MT Ref:82498)

Riverside Carlisle

street: English Gate Plaza,Botchergate,Asset Management

postalCode: CA1 1RP


title: BMS Upgrade at HMP Long Lartin and HMP Hull

description: BMS Upgrade at HMP Hull and HMP Long Lartin


name: County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

title: Ground Maintenance

description: County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust invite expressions of interest to Tender for the Provision of a Ground Maintenance /gardening service. The contract will cover NHS establishments in County Durham and Darlington. The term of the contract is 2 years with the option to extend for a further year. To express your interest please click on the following link http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6229 The closing date for expressions of interest is 1st December 2011. If you have any queries please contact Amanda Reed 0191 3332518 E: Amanda.reed@cddft.nhs.uk

street: North Road

postalCode: DH1 5TW


title: R70 Internal conversion into office space

RCUK SSC Ltd

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Refurbishment of Bathrooms in Council Owned Homes 2012/13

description:
The contract will involve the planning and scheduling of works, the issue of appropriate communications, pre-start surveys, site set up, removal of existing services and fittings, the installation of new equipment, making good and decoration and the liaison with occupiers and the employer to gauge customers satisfaction levels

 The works will be expected to cover the replacement of bathroom fittings and sanitaryware, associated electrical works, tiling and floor coverings.

 (MT Ref:85063)

Taunton Deane Borough Council

street: Priory Depot,Priory Way,Housing Property Services

postalCode: TA1 2BB


title: Defensive Driver Training

description: The NDA has been established to ensure that the civil nuclear legacy is cleaned up safely, securely and cost effectively. Managing the nuclear legacy has meant that NDA offices are widely spread across the UK. Therefore NDA employees are frequently required to drive long distances to meet work demands. In order to ensure the safety of all employees, the NDA require a defensive driving course to equip people with the essential skills to be competent and safe drivers. It is envisaged that the training will consist of both desk based and practical on the road training. Total staff figures are broken down approximately as follows Cumbria 150, Harwell 90, Warrington 30, Forss 5 and London 4. Between 10% and 25% of staff who are classed as high mileage drivers will require training however NDA may expand the program to include less frequent drivers (actual numbers and location of drivers is as yet unknown) The initial program will commence in Autumn 2011 and should be completed within 4-6 months. The overall contract will be let on a framework basis for 12+12+12 months.

Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA)

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

postalCode: CA24 3HU


title: Invitation to Tender for P21/P21+ NEC Contract Support

description: P21/P21+ NEC Contract Support. Further information included in the information to tender documentation


title: HMP Holme House - Taxi Services

street: Units 8 & 9,Fryersway ,Ossett

postalCode: WF5 9TJ


title: Econometric analysis of 4 waves of international procurement and investment decisions

description: UKTI is seeking to commission descriptive and econometric analysis of four waves of the ‘UK Reputation in Overseas Markets’ survey which was an annual telephone survey carried out between 2008 and 2011. The research will be expected to explore how reputation and other factors influence business decisions about the location of their overseas investments and procurements. UKTI will provide the survey data to the successful bidder.

UK Trade and Investment

street: First Floor ,ABB2 ,1 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0ET


title: R25 Cladding Refurbishment

description: R25 Cladding Refurbishment - Replacement of External Cladding including roof coverings and replacement rooflights

RCUK SSC Ltd

postalCode: postcode


title: Olympic Park Taxi & PHV Venue Transport Strategy

description: ODA Transport is seeking a comprehensive Taxi and PHV (Private Hire Vehicle) Concept of Operations Plan for the Olympic Park.


title: LSBU9/SPARES LSBU9/0260

description: HYDRATION SYSTEM,DRINKING WATER

street: Building B15,MOD Donnington


title: Braybourne Close Penstock Repair Construction Works


title: DSTLX-REQ1000060414 - Further development of device

description: Further development of device developed under previous contract.


title: Supervisor Services for the Operational Areas and Lea Navigation Bridges Contracts

description: Under Lot 2 (Structural Engineering) of the ODA Technical Review and Supervisor Framework, the ODA seeks to appoint an on-site Supervisor for the Operational Areas and Lea Navigation Bridges Contracts.


title: Labour only Senior Development Control Officer

description: The tender is for the provision of a labour only Senior Development Control Officer for the period 1st May 2011 until 30th October 2011 inclusive. This is for maternity cover and may be extended depending on the circumstances. (MT Ref:82423)

Forest Heath District Council

street: College Heath Road,Mildenhall

postalCode: IP28 7EY


title: Dartford Crossing EUD Incident Detection System

description: Installation of camera based detection system within both east & west tunnels


title: Sterile Biopsy Guides

description:
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals invite you apply for a Sterile Biopsy Guide for 8808 transducer tender.

 Please note there are no tender documents attached to this advert. These will be supplied when this advert is closed.

 (MT Ref:82634)

street: Herries Road

postalCode: S5 7AU


title: The provision of Medical Training for the MoD Search and Rescue Force


title: DSTLX-MP11-307 - Provision of analytical support

description: Provision of analytical support


title: Adult social care funding options – General Public Engagement Research


name: National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI)

title: National Media Museum Brand Identity

description:
The purpose of this project is to develop the existing branding of the National Media Museum with a view to bringing the brand vision to life. It will encompass the development of all elements of the creative identity and also the implementation phase.

 (MT Ref:82150)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Marketing & PR, Natonal Media Museum

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Licence management system

description: Ordnance Survey has initiated a project to i) create a new online licence management system and to provide a level of maintenance and support for this system ongoing, and ii) to provide a facility for customers to make payments online. Both of these facilities will be required to interface with Ordnance Survey¿s SAP accounting system. The online licence management system will have the ability for users to manage their licence details online including changes and cancellations, to calculate the new price for the customer based on a pre-defined set of pricing rules, for the customer to be able to make payments, and to raise and manage queries, and the system must feature adequate security measures (including being fully PCI compliant). The licence management system must be able to renew customer¿s annual licences automatically using email notification and automatic credit card payment.


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

title: SUPPLY OF NEPS 1000 SYSTEMS & DEWPOINT SENSORS

description: Calibration services. Supply of Optronics equipment. Combat Tracks Group Systems Team is considering placing a contract for the supply of NEPS 1000 systems and Dewpoint sensors with the IPR holder Brownell Limited, located in London, UK.

street: Combat Tracks Group - Platforms Team,Teak 1 #6102,DE&S Abbey Wood North

postalCode: BS34 8JH


title: Soft skills, internal policy, IT and specialist skills

description:
The requirement is to put in place framework(s) with one or more suppliers for a period of eighteen months for the provision of workshops for staff in Bands A-E under the Lots listed below.

 Tenderers can bid for one or more Lots but must be capable of developing and delivering all the requirements of the Lots they bid for.

 In the current climate there is increasing pressure to achieve efficiencies. The majority of the workshops will take place on Ofgem’s premises (Millbank in London with the potential of some needed for delivery in Glasgow). There is also a possibility that we may wish to open up some of these workshops to staff from other regulators (specifically Lots 1 and 3, possibly Lot 4).

 Lot 1 (see Annex 2)

 Soft skills workshops

 Lot 2 (see Annex 3)

 Workshops on Ofgem’s internal processes. Materials already exist for these workshops and are attached to the appropriate annex but we would welcome thoughts on how you would develop these further.

 Lot 3 (see Annex 4)

 IT workshops. We are currently running Office 2007 but it is likely that we will upgrade to Office 2010 in the near future. There may also be a requirement to support a roll-out to the new package.

 Lot 4 (see Annex 5)

 Specialist skills workshops

 Tenderers may bid for any or all of the Lots. Successful tenderers will be awarded a framework agreement for the specific provision of the Lot (or Lots), and may also be required to provide new workshops in the future. Ofgem may appoint more than one supplier per Lot.

 Tenderers should propose broad outlines for the workshops. They should make use of the variety of media/delivery methods currently available to make the programme as accessible as possible given time and locational constraints. The current course duration and projected number of courses over the duration of the framework is included in the appropriate annex.

 Tenderers can propose alternative durations for the workshops/training and will be expected to provide justification/rationale and an outline of the benefits of doing so.

 The proposal should also include a plan for evaluating the impact of the training.

 There may also be a requirement to design and deliver further soft skills/internal process/ IT/ specialist skills workshops in line with organisational needs.

 A specific project manager should be allocated to the project.

 A specific framework manager should also be allocated to the project. The framework manager’s role should be to gather feedback on the workshops on a regular basis and advise on their development.

 (MT Ref:82725)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank,Procurement Team

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


title: Worcestershire Regulatory Services are seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced and equipped specialists to provide a collection and possible holding service for designated dangerous dogs* and very aggressive dogs County wide.

description: Worcestershire Regulatory Services (which is an amalgamation of all Regulatory Services across Worcestershire) who provide Dog Warden and associated services County wide are seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced and equipped specialists to provide a collection and possible holding service for designated dangerous dogs* and very aggressive dogs County wide. * Ref. Breeds of Dog as defined in, The Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 and Amendment Act 1997

street: Town hall

postalCode: b98 8ah


title: YPLA & Essex County Council Canvey Island Competition

description: This is a joint tender on behalf of the Young People’s Learning Agency (YPLA) and Essex County Council which will result in the award, to the successful bidder, of two separate contracts. The purpose of this questionnaire is to assist the YPLA and Essex County Council in deciding which suppliers to short-list to invite to tender for the delivery of vocational learning programmes for learners aged 16-18 in the Castle Point/Canvey Island area, funded by the Young People’s Learning Agency from January 2012 PLUS the operation and management of the Canvey Island Skills Campus as a tenant of Essex County Council. This is a two-part tender, which will result in two separate contractual arrangements; one with the Young People’s Agency for the delivery of specified vocational learning programmes for learners aged 16-18; and the other with Essex County Council for the lease of the premises and for the operation and management of the Canvey Island skills campus, together with the delivery of certain other services. The link is the Canvey Island Skills Campus where delivery will take place, once construction has been completed.

The Young People's Learning Agency

street: East Midlands and East of England,Felaw Maltings,42 Felaw Street

postalCode: IP2 8JS


title: Supply of Patient Self Warming (Non-Electrical) Hypothermia Prevention Blankets


title: Ravensbourne and Marsh Dyke Specialised Maintenance

description: Vegetation Management - Spraying and or injection of Invasive species. The work to be carried out on three occasions each year, July / august = Spraying; October / November; = Spraying and March / April; removal of dead stands.


title: Central Area Individual Property Protection Package

description: Protection to properties against the risk of flood.


description: Royal Garrison Church was constructed c. 1212 as part of a hospital complex. Although the nave was badly damaged in a 1941 fire-bomb raid on Portsmouth, the chancel remains roofed and furnished., the church is a scheduled monument and is in the guardianship of English Heritage and open to the public. Purpose of the works – To preserve the historic fabric of the remaining structures, by making them stable and weather proof with as little disturbance to the original material.


title: Hook Lake Piles Replacement

description: Hook Lake is a watercourse where a length of 75m of steel sheet piles are failing and a replacement of the asset is needed


title: Whole aircraft charter between Canada and the UK

description: To provide aircraft for the movement of passengers, baggage, weapons and cargo between Canada & RAF Lossiemouth


name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

title: Catering Consultant - Wakehurst RBGK

description: THIS IS A CLOSED PROCUREMENT The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew require the services of a Catering Consultant to provide expert advice throughout the procurement process for appointing a new catering service provider at their Wakehurst Place location. The purpose of this role is to provide advice and support the procurement of catering services for Wakehurst Place.


title: Provision of Occupational Health Services and Employee Assistance programme for Staff at the department of Health including Arms Length Bodies

description: SUPPLIER OPEN DAY 8th September 2011 Quarry House, Leeds. The Department of Health (DH) will be holding a Supplier Open Day on Thursday 8th September 2011, in Quarry House, Leeds. The DH would like to take this opportunity to refresh its knowledge about the Occupational Health (OH) and Employee Assistance Services that are available in the current marketplace and the options available for the delivery of these services. The programme for the Open Day will cover: • Introduction to the programme • Outline of the proposed specification • Overview of the procurement process • Q&A Following this, it is envisaged that a tender process will be launched by the NHS Business Services Authority to appoint a supplier who can provide a cost effective, value added, proactive OH service and an Employee Assistance Programme open to the DH family, which includes all current, emerging and future Arms Length Bodies (ALBs). It is anticipated that a new framework will be awarded in January 2012 to commence from April 2012. It is expected that the framework will initially be open to approximately 13,500 staff based in locations across England, with major centres in Greater London, Leeds and Newcastle. Due to ongoing reorganisation across DH and the ALB family and the expiry of existing contracts, this number is expected to rise to around 18,500 during 2012/13, and may in time extend to circa 22,000 staff. To register your interest in attending the event on the 8th September, or for further information, please contact Duncan.Hall@dh.gsi.gov.uk

Department of Health

street: Quarry House

postalCode: LS2 7UE


title: CCTV Cameras - Midlands West Area

description: CCTV Cameras - Midlands West Area


title: Procurement Policy Specialist - PICD

description: Procurement Policy Specialist - PICD. Further information is included in the invitation to tender documentation


title: Housing Refurbishment and Repairs - Rewires

description: Housing projects for the refurbishment and essential repairs / upgrades to various properties within the Borough. London Borough of Barking & Dagenham is now inviting expression of interest to be submitted for the refurbishment of their existing Housing stock. These are across the borough consisting of 17 wards. It is anticipated that works will be undertaken within these wards across the borough. The Assets & Commercial Services Division is located at the Town Hall within the Finance & Resources Department of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. The scope of works and estimated values are listed below: Rewires – up to £1m Tenders are anticipated to be issued early December 2011 for return at the end of December 2011. It is anticipated that the works shall commence on site by mid January 2012 and for completion by end of March 2012. It is imperative that works commence on site with the minimum of delays.

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

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

postalCode: IG11 7LU


title: The Supply of Line Marking & Equipment

description: to supply various types of paint and equipment for line marking of Pitches, Courts and other types of sports facilities and playgrounds

Wolverhampton City Council

street: Corporate Procurement, Civic Centre,,St Peters Square

postalCode: WV1 1RL


name: Department of Health - Connecting for Health

title: Intersystems Cache Elite Licensing x90 for Mersey COM

description: The NHAIS System runs on a Cache database. The existing system operated by Mersey COM has reached the end of its life and they are replacing it with an Itanium server. In licence terms this represents a platform change and therefore a new licence is required. Machine upgrade work will be facilitated by new licenscing which will support business continuity for Mersey COM's NHAIS Services (GP Payments, Cytology and Breast Screening, Patient Registration). Whilst the items on the contract are for use in Mersey COM's NHAIS systems, the order placed through CFH in order to attract the volume discounts; full value will be recharged to the Agency. This contract is for the procurement of the upgrade licensing for the above described system. As such we have made the decision to invite only the vendor, Intersystems, to tender on the basis that this option avoids the need to specifify and procure entirely new systems (an option which would be far more costly than the upgrade proposed), and avoid additional channel reseller markups.

street: Vantage House,40 Aire Street

postalCode: LS1 4HT


title: GB-Barnet: Provision of Carers Support Services

description: Barnet Council is seeking to re-commission Carers Support across the Borough in line with the Carers Support pathway developed by Carers Strategy Partnership Board. A carers’ hub model of support is sought which provides a one stop shop for carers to access support and services. For more information and tender documents please visit http://www.barnet.gov.uk/social-care-providers-new-contracts.

London Borough of Barnet

street: North London Business Park

postalCode: N11 1NP


title: UWE/009/2011 - Card Supply and Bulk Card Replacement

description: UWE/009/2011 – Card Supply and Bulk Card Replacement The University is currently looking to tender for the supply printing and distribution of access cards. The tender will be divided into three lots: Lot 1 – Card Supply Only Lot 2 – Bulk Card Replacement – Card Supply, Printing and Distribution Lot 3 – Bulk Card Replacement – Card Printing and Distribution Only We are therefore formally inviting you to submit to us a tender to reach us before noon on Tuesday 3rd May 2011. Please note that the contract will be intially for twelve months, to be extended or terminated on an annual basis up to 48 months subject to performance and/or business needs.

University of the West of England

street: Frenchay Campus,Coldharbour Lane

postalCode: BS16 1QY


title: Leadership and Training Framework

description: Leadership and Training Framework


title: Demolition of the Eastpoint Centre, Bursledon, Southampton

description: Southampton City Council invites applications from suitably experienced firms/organisations who wish to tender for the demolition of the Southampton City Council owned former Eastpoint Centre. This may or may not include the adjacent Day Centre building. Whilst every effort has been made to consider the full scope of the requirement the Contracting Authority does not guarantee the volume of goods/service/works required resulting from this tender or that it will accept any tender on completion of the tender exercise. Firms/organisations interested in tendering should apply to john.taylor@southampton.gov.uk Deadline for expressions of interest: 3rd October 2011. Time: 12 noon. Applicants will be required to complete a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire. Deadline for the submission of the completed Pre-Qualification Questionnaire is 7th October 2011. Time 12:00 . A minimum of five and a maximum of ten tenderers will be invited to tender for the works. It is anticipated that the tender documents will be issued on the 31st October 2011 with a return date of no later than 25th November 2011 and an award of the contract by the 25th January 2012. Further information on technical requirements can be obtained by contacting John Taylor on Tel: 023 8083 24762 or Email joh.taylor@southampton.gov.uk A performance bond, and/or parent company guarantee in the case of a subsidiary company, may be required. Main financing condition and payment arrangements and/or reference to the relevant provisions regulating to them will be indicated in the Tender documents. The criteria for selecting the candidates will be as set out in the Prequalification Questionnaire. Award of tender will be the most economically advantageous tender received, the criteria for selection of which will be indicated in the tender documents. The contracting authority undertake to use reasonable endeavours to hold confidential any information provided in the proposal submitted, subject to the contracting authority's obligations under law, including the Freedom of Information Act 2000. If the applicant considers that any of the information submitted in the proposal should not be disclosed because of its sensitivity then this should be stated with the reason for considering it sensitive. The contracting authority will then consider the sensitivity statement before replying to any request received under the Freedom of Information Act 2000.

Southampton City Council

street: Capita Symonds ,3rd Floor, One Guildhall Square

postalCode: SO14 7FP


title: Fews Lodge Refurbishment

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 the refurbishment and conversion of part of a building called Fews Lodge in Gregory Lane, Chadwell Heath, Essex, into flats, bedsits and communal areas to provide ‘extra care’ accommodation. These works have an estimated value of approximately £400,000 to £500,000. The scope of works includes for the strip out of existing areas and fit out to create accessible flats, communal spaces and staff and service accommodation. This includes the replacement and upgrade of mechanical and electrical services and alarms systems. Tenders are anticipated to be issued in late November 2011 for return in December 2011. It is anticipated that the works shall commence on site at the beginning of March 2012 for completion in June 2012.


name: Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science

title: Provision of Liquid chromatograph-tandem mass spectrometer system

description: Cefas have a requirement for a Liquid chromatograph-tandem mass spectrometer system comprising of: LC system Triple quadrupole mass spectrometer system. This is an OJEU tender and is plyblished on Tenders ElectronicallDaily, but also published on Contacts Finder to enable access to download the documentation.

postalCode: NR33 0HT


title: Chronic Pain Management – Market Analysis

NHS Hull

street: The Maltings,Silvester St,Silvester Sq

postalCode: HU1 3HA


title: Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) Milling Machine

description: HPA CRCE Chilton Oxfordshire has a requirement to purchase a purpose built CNC bed milling machine which can be easily used as a conventional milling machine along with ancillary equipment and software. Full details can be found on Bravo Solutions - ITT 259

Health Protection Agency

street: HPA, CRCE,Chilton

postalCode: OX11 0RQ


title: Manufacturing Advisory Service

description: Manufacturing Advisory Service


title: Financial Expert - IMS3 Project

description: Financial Expert - IMS3 Project: Further information included in the Invitation of Tender documentation.


title: Provision of Cafe Service

description: Provision of Cafe Service at East & North Hertfordshire NHS Trust


title: UV ELISPOT and plaque reader

description: A UV ELISPOT plate reader is required with the capacity to analyse single (enzymatic) and multiplex (fluorescent) ELISPOT systems. In addition, the analyzer must be capable of identifying and enumerating fluorescent viral plaque assays in a range of plate formats (24, 48, 96 well plates

street: Chilton


title: Partnership Development and School Family Workers for Local Schools Partnership in St Albans

description: Deadline for Expression of Interest: 12/10/2011 12:00:00 Address to which they must be sent: Hertfordshire County Council, County Hall, Hertford, SG13 8DF, United Kingdom. Tel. 01992 555685, Email: csf.commissioningtenders@hertscc.gov.uk Attn: Julie Reddish Education and training services. To support the development of the new school partnership arrangement within St Albans as part of wider programmes to ensure increased local delivery and accountability of services an in response to local needs. Lead School Fleetville JM School. Partnership Schools: Beaumont School Bernards Heath Infant School Bernards Heath Junior School Fleetville Infant & Nursery School Oakwood Primary School Sandridge School Sandringham School Skyswood Primary School St Albans Girls School Business & Enterprise College St Alban & St Stephen Catholic Infant & Nursery School St Alban & St Stephen RC Junior School St John Fisher Catholic Primary School Verulam School Wheatfields Infants' & Nursery School Wheatfields JM School Camp Primary and Nursery School Colney Heath JMI School Cunningham Hill Infant School Cunningham Hill Junior School Windermere JMI School Loreto College Nicholas Breakspear Catholic School Heathlands School The purpose of the new partnership arrangements will be to ensure a mechanism exists to ensure delivery and promotion of a local network of universal and preventative services and to support the devolution of resources to partnerships of schools. The transition from Extended Schools consortia to Local Partnership arrangements will begin from 1st September 2011. By August 31st 2013 local partnership models will have been developed, with individual schools deciding how these partnerships will be governed, how they will operate and their levels of involvement. Throughout this period, as more and more resources are devolved, schools will be best placed to develop their partnerships and to ensure outcomes for children and young people are met. For the purpose of this Tender, the lead school Fleetville JM School is requesting applications for the following: (i) Develop the local partnership arrangements – providing the Partnership Development Officer (“PDO”) function (ii) Provide and deploy the School Family Worker (“SFW”) resource on behalf of the partnership of schools

Fleetville JM School

street: 228 Hatfield Road

postalCode: AL1 4LW


title: DSTLX-REQ1000060135 - Heat Flow Calorimeter

description: Procurement of Heat Flow Calorimeter equipment


title: Invention for Innovation product development awards, call 2, outline stage

description: NIHR Programme Grants for Applied Research - Dementia Themed Call. Further information included in attached documents


title: Workforce QIPP Programme Director

description: Workforce QIPP Programme Director. Further information included in the invitation to tender.


title: River Lark Bank Repairs and Spoil Levelling

description: Repair bank slips by benching in, compacting and reprofiling. To include reprofiling spoil from 2010-2011 desilting


title: Furniture and white goods recycling consultancy

description:
First Wessex is the largest Housing Association in Hampshire with around 18,000 homes managed from offices in Portsmouth, Eastleigh and Rushmoor.

 Every year, First Wessex has around 1800 voids, more than one in ten properties.In a significant proportion of cases, we incur costs clearing and disposing of former resident’s belongings and furniture. (In Portsmouth alone this is estimated to be over £30k pa ). Yet often these items are potentially re-usable. At the same time, many residents start with very little to equip their new home and would be grateful for a cheap source of household goods, at least to get started. There are already a number of local projects in each of our three areas which

 provide re-cycling services and to which we can refer residents. But we do not know the extent to which they can meet residents’ needs. And we are probably not making full use of the potential supply of items from our voids.So we need to understand the potential for improving our links with these projects and also whether there is any case to establish a social enterprise which could more efficiently recycle goods to our residents as well as provide employment/apprenticeships or volunteering/work experience in a supported environment.

 We invite proposals to carry out a feasibility study to examine the options in ourtwo South Hampshire areas around Portsmouth and Eastleigh/Southampton. .

 Objectives

 1 To evaluate the extent to which First Wessex residents have access to

 affordable reasonable quality recycled furniture and white goods

 2 To identify the potential for re-cycling and re-use of items abandoned byformer residents.

 3 To identify the potential for supported work placements and/or

 volunteering for residents who are disadvantaged in the labour market,

 either within partner re-cycling organisations or within a new social

 enterprise.

 Stage 1

 1. Map the extent of provision by external partners in each of the 2

 operating areas and their potential for expansion or better operational

 links with FW. This will include Emmaus, Salvation Army , Testway

 Housing, Roberts Centre, etc.

 2. Review the current processes for clearing and disposing of abandoned

 items and assess the cost benefits, opportunities and constraints of

 recycling wherever possible. What are current costs and potential

 savings?

 3. Identify the current approaches of other local housing providers and

 identify opportunities for mutual collaboration.

 4. Measure the nature and extent of our residents current need for and use

 of recycling services. ( admin support and internal contact support would

 be provided to assist this )

 5. Identify best practice by other housing providers and other organisations

 elsewhere.

 6. Recommend for each area whether to :

 a develop better operational links with local providers or

 b establish a new recycling operation

 Stage 2

 The content of this stage depends upon the outcome of the first.

 If a is recommended then the task will be to establish effective liaison and

 operating procedures with external partners. This could include:

 Developing referral procedures

 Negotiating special viewing or access arrangement for FW residents.

 Publicity campaigns

 Briefing for front line staff

 Negotiating changes in partners procedures

 Establishing joint task groups

 If b is recommended then we require an outline business plan sufficient to make the case for any necessary investment.

 Steering group

 The chosen consultant will report to a steering group comprising key

 representatives of relevant FW departments. The group will meet at least 3

 times:

 Initial set up and agreeing the brief

 Review outcome of stage 1 and decide on direction for stage 2

 Review outputs of stage 2.

 Budget

 The budget for this study is £8,000 including VAT.

 Submission

 Interested consultants are invited to submit a proposal by email to

 andrew.mason@firstwessex.org by 30 September 2011.

 The submission must include relevant previous experience; outline the study method and provide contact details for 2 independent referees.

 (MT Ref:83478)

First Wessex

street: Peninsular House,Wharf Road

postalCode: PO2 8HB


title: Skatepark and Fitness Equipment (Inspection & Repair)

description: Wolverhampton City Council requires a suitable contractor for weekly inspection and repair of Skatepark and Fitness equipment sites. Within the Wolverhampton area there are, at present, five (5) skate park sites and twenty two (22) fitness equipment sites. The number of parks and fitness equipment sites may vary throughout the contract period. A list of sites and information is available to view on www.blackcountrybusiness.co.uk associated to this project. It is intended that one supplier be awarded this contract, however the Council reserves the right to award this in the most appropriate way.”


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

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


title: Invitation to Tender for Provision of Furniture

description:
CRI is a registered charity and provides over 240 services from 230 premises across the UK, with the head office in Brighton and regional offices in Leeds, London and Cardiff. CRI has an approximate annual spend of £195,000 on Office Furniture.

 CRI is looking to find a regional supplier of office furntiure to support our London and Eastern Region.

 (MT Ref:83577)

CRI (Crime Reduction Initiatives)

street: 3rd Floor Tower Point,44 North Road,Business Support

postalCode: BN1 1YR


title: Midlands Region - Hydrometric Grasscutting and Associated Grounds Maintenance for West Area

description: To provide a grasscutting and grounds maintenance service on behalf of Environment Agency at designated hydrometric sites as detailed in specification - West Area comprises 2 areas : Severn North and Severn South

Environment Agency

street: Sapphire East,550 Streetsbrook road

postalCode: B91 1QT


title: Minor Works Grounds Maintenance Service Framework Agreement

description: Grounds maintenance services. Landscaping work. Erection of fencing. Hertfordshire County Council (“The Council”) has a requirement for the provision of a Grounds Maintenance Minor Works service to be carried out on sites throughout the County. This Framework Agreement will utilised by all departments of the Council including establishments such as Schools, Fire Stations, Disused Sites, Day Centres, Libraries etc. It may also be used for works outside of the Council as requested by our partners and customers. The Contract is to be let and managed by Hertfordshire Business Services which is the trading arm of the Council. The Contract Management Team within this department will handle all contractual issues and monitor the contract on an ongoing basis. The type of work required under this Framework Agreement could be a diverse range of tasks including fencing, clearance, introducing, sensory, conservation or wildlife areas, and all other types of Soft and Hard Landscaping works. We do not however expect Contractors to cover all of these areas and can still be taken onto the framework for the tasks they are able to undertake The Council’s preferred option is to have a multiple supplier framework in order to have a number of providers available to carry out the works described above the across the County. The County has been divided into five areas, North, South, East, West and Central and a primary Contractor will be allocated to each area. The anticipated annual expenditure on this service is approximately GBP250,000 over the whole duration of the Framework, please be aware the intention is to award this Framework to several providers and this is therefore not your anticipated income should you be appointed. The award criterion for this agreement will consist of a Price/Quality split, Price 40% and Quality 60%, this will be broken down further within the tender documentation should you be successful through to the tender stage. The agreement will be for a four (4) year period commencing on 1st April 2016 until 31st March 2016.

Herfordshire County Council

street: Strategic Procurement Group,Leahoe Annexe

postalCode: SG13 8DQ


title: Supply of Pneumatic Tourniquets

description: Supply of Pneumatic Tourniquets


name: Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

title: Supply of Ironmongery Supplies

description: NUH is seeking to appoint supplier/s of ironmongery supplies as detailed in our documentation. Goods will be required at both our City and Queens Medical Centre Sites for a 12 month period, and items may be added or removed as deemed necessary by the Trust. The Trust reserves the right to appoint multiple suppliers to ensure continuity of supply across both campuses. In addition to the requirement attached there will be the need for ad hoc orders from engineers on an as and when basis. Additional funding will be made available to meet this requirement.

street: City Campus,Hucknall Road

postalCode: NG5 1PB


title: Walking for Helath - Attendance Study

description: The aim of this contract is to provide an understanding of the patterns and trends of attendance of Walking for Health participants since January 2009 to the present; for example retention / adherence to walks, and the turnover of participants.


title: Deconstruction/Rebuilding East Boundary Wall

Horniman Museum

street: 100 London Road

postalCode: SE23 3PQ


title: Electrical Infrastructure Phase 1

description: Replacement of supply cables, panels and distribution boards to Data Block and Office Block (cores A, B & C) including all builders work as required.