title: PROVISION OF DIGITAL BOREHOLE LOG CURVES

description: Summary of Requirements 1.1. The British Geological Survey (BGS) is a part of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) and is its principal supplier of national capability in geoscience. It advances understanding of the structure, properties and processes of the solid Earth system through interdisciplinary surveys, monitoring and research for the benefit of society. It is the UK's premier provider of objective and authoritative geoscientific data, information and knowledge for wealth creation, sustainable use of natural resources, reducing risk and living with the impacts of environmental change. In order to support a number of geoscientific projects BGS has a need to acquire digital borehole log curves from scanned logs for a large number of boreholes. 1.2. BGS Requirements 1.2.1 Digital (LAS) versions of a basic suite of high-business-value log curves will be required; typically a minimum of 5 curves: Gamma; Density; Sonic; Neutron; Resistivity. 1.2.2 Number of log scans It is estimated that there will be in excess of 2000 log scans from over 400 boreholes. Each borehole is expected to have between 4 and 10 log curves to be digitised. The total log-curve length is expected to approach 4Million curve metres. 1.2.3 Digitised log metadata It is an essential requirement that metadata is captured from log headers by the Contractor and listed in a spreadsheet. 1.2.4 BGS scan delivery format Scanned log prints, in 300dpi Group-4 CCITT format, to be downloaded from a BGS secure File Transfer Protocol (FTP) site. Scan delivery schedule to be agreed between BGS and the Contractor. 1.2.5 BGS Log scan naming The log scans are currently named using a convention of borehole_name/LOG_nnn where nnn is a sequential number, uniquely identifying the log within the folder. There may be in excess of 50 log files within a borehole folder. The ability of the Contractor to work directly from the numbered logs in this form is highly desirable. 1.2.6 BGS Log scan identification The identification of the logs containing the desired curves could be carried out by staff at BGS to provide the Contractor with borehole folders containing a smaller set of scans, each named according to its log-type. This option is less desirable to BGS. 1.2.7 LAS File merging Merging of digital files to produce a single curve per well is desirable. 1.2.8 Data Capacity A high throughput, whist maintaining quality, is imperative. A minimum capacity of 300000 curve metres per week is essential. A higher capacity is highly desirable.

RCUK SSC Ltd

postalCode: SN2 1FF


scheme: CPV

title: Storage of MCA oil dispersant stockpiles

documentType: tenderNotice

description: The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) Counter Pollution and Salvage Branch is responsible for taking action when oil or other hazardous substances spilled from ships or offshore installations threaten the UK or its waters. The first line of response to a major oil spill at sea is to spray the oil with dispersant. To meet government set targets for applying dispersant, the MCA holds stocks of dispersants, strategically placed around the UK. The MCA wishes to contract out the responsibility for storage of these dispersant stockpiles. Tenders must be received by 11.00 hours on 1st October 2012.

procurementMethod: open

initiationType: tender


title: Buying Solutions Framework Agreement, Commoditised IT Hardware and Software - Desktop Hardware

description: 2x High volume document scanners and associated software


title: GB-High Wycombe: CADUCEUS Simulator Maintenance

description: Software maintenance and repair services. The Authority seeks the expressions of interest from potential bidders to deliver a 3 year maintenance contract to a computer simulation suite known as CADUCEUS as a means of assessing the majority of the command level and soldier training courses for Electronic Warfare Wing, 11 Sig Regt at Blandford, Dorset. Services required include (but are not limited to) the provision of telephone support during normal working hours Mon-Fri 0900 to 1700, provision of email addresses to which enquiries can be sent with files attached if necessary, a method of recording faults with a job number for each fault, a receipt of fault response within 24 hours together with an estimation on time resolution, emulate and/or reproduce any software or application error reported and the provision of on site support. This requirement will also include the provision of 3 days training per year for a maximum of 6 students per day. The training will cover all aspects of the software application CADUCEUS. Training material is available in both hard and soft copies and will remain the property of the MOD.

mainProcurementCategory: services

Air Commercial Team, C&C

street: Headquarters Air Command

postalCode: HP14 4UE

countryName: UK


title: Patient Questionnaire Framework

description: (a) This Invitation to Tender (ITT) relates to the Patient Questionnaire Framework Procurement (the Procurement) as advertised in the Official Journal of the European Union, (OJEU) Notice 2011/S 720-134537 dated 27th September 2011. (b) It follows the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) process carried out by the Department of Health, (the Authority), and has been prepared to provide an application procedure for Bidders to participate in the tendering exercise for the Patient Questionnaire Framework. (c) The ITT has been issued to those Bidders successfully short-listed following the PQQ evaluation and describes the requirements of the Authority. It sets out the key information that each Bidder must take into account in preparing and submitting its proposals and supersedes all previous information supplied to Bidders by the Authority in relation to the Procurement. This notice is for information only.


title: BiG Challenge 6

description:
Sheffield City Council wishes to appoint a supplier to deliver BiG Challenge 6 between August 2012 and July 2013.

 BiG Challenge has three objectives for young people, their schools and colleges in Sheffield:

 - Experience – provides a positive experience of entrepreneurship and operational business challenges.

 - Opportunity – to encourage the participants to value and consider entrepreneurial career opportunities, including self employment.

 - Embedding – to catalyse the development of enterprise as an integral part of education in schools, colleges and apprenticeships.

 Teams aged 11-19, and studying up to Level 3 courses from across Sheffield’s secondary schools and colleges (minimum of 19, maximum of 25 institutions) have the opportunity to win, with personal rewards for every winning entrant plus ‘the BiG Prize’ for the overall winning team – a fully paid 5 star overseas trip.

 Each team (between 1 and 8 students) will form and operate a business. Each business will be given a £25 cash investment, as a starter towards their business objective of increasing that amount by making as much profit as possible, within the BiG Challenge timeframe, employing teamwork, innovation and entrepreneurship using any legal means. Having repaid the £25 investment plus a further £5 in interest on the investment, the profits made by the teams may in any combination be retained in the business, retained by the teams or donated to their chosen charity.

 Each team requires a member of staff to support its entry and its activities, who will be assisted by the programmes School Enterprise Champions and by agreed local business volunteers.

 The winning criteria, which will be judged in the final Business Report submitted by each team will include:

 - Profit made

 - The ideas and methods used

 - Teamwork

 - Use of external networks and resources

 - Marketing and communication

 - Potential beyond the timeframe of the BiG Challenge

 - And not least…..the fun enjoyed and enthusiasm communicated by the team

 Each team’s project and its work can be recorded on the BiG Challenge website, where each team will have its own space.

 Tenderers should specify in their response how they will facilitate manage and deliver the project on behalf of the city. The successful tenderer will need to run and deliver BiG Challenge 6.

 Tenderes should have:

 Knowledge of the enterprise agenda in schools

 Experience of working with schools and colleges

 Experience of preparing promotional material for the 11-19 age group

 Experience of maintaining and operating a web site

 Experience of organising events including senior level stakeholders

 Capacity of delivering projects within budget and to time

 Track record in gaining sponsorship

 (MT Ref:89602)

Sheffield City Council

street: 145 Crookesmoor Road,Lifelong Learning, Skills and Communities; CYPF

postalCode: S6 3FP


title: FOR THE PROVISION AND DELIVERY OF SEA KING MODIFICATION KIT COMPONENENTS FOR 1710 NAVAL AIR SQUADRON

description: THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF SEA KING MODIFICATION KIT ITEMS TO 1710 NAVAL AIR SQUADRON


title: GB-Glasgow: Provision of Green book on-line Legislation

description: Consolidated Versions of Legislation. The requirement is for the supply of consolidated versions of legislation governing two schemes that provide compensation for Armed Forces personnel. This will include the initial provision of historic consolidated versions incorporating each amendment to the schemes since 2005/2006 and consolidated versions incorporating the cumulative effect of legislative changes that make up the current legislation. Any further revisions to the legislation will also need to be consolidated and made available. The Contractor should be aware that the MOD will provide public access to all versions of the legislation by placing consolidated electronic versions on either their own website and/or the website of the Service Personnel and Veterans Agency who administer the schemes.

CTLB-Com, C&C

street: Kentigern House, 65 Brown Street

postalCode: G2 8EX


title: Supply of Gamma and X-ray indication labels


name: Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science

title: Request for quotation for Marine benthic macroinvertebrate sample processing: North-West of Jones Bank rMCZ

postalCode: NR33 0HT


title: Development of a Grass-roots based Heritage Trail.

description: The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham (LBBD) has secured £165,000 for investment in local heritage at Creekmouth, south of the A13 near Barking. It wishes to appoint a multi-disciplinary consultancy firm, such as an arts or heritage organisation, to develop a grass-roots based Heritage Trail. Expressions of interest are currently being invited from tenderers wishing to oversee the projects/ programme within an agreed timescale up to 18 months. There are five key stages to the project to be delivered by the consultant as follows; 1. A reminiscence and community engagement project 2. The strategic plan for a heritage trail including the route, installation locations, concepts, design briefs etc, all to be derived from the engagement project 3. Contract Management on behalf of LBBD to commission individual artists/technicians delivering installations as part of the heritage trail 4. The development of a smartphone app and audio tour related to all of the above 5. Application for further funding to extend the scope of the project, in particular to the Heritage Lottery Board There will be a strong emphasis on public engagement to identify the content of the Heritage Trail and to ensure that what is delivered truly represents the sense of place identified by the local residents and promote their sense of local heritage. It must build on other work that has been carried out in the local area; furthering arts investment and developing good relations with local community groups. The scheme should be accessible to as many people as possible and help to develop people’s awareness of local history and sense of place. The brief is now available from LBBD Regeneration Division (details below) and describes the requirements for carrying out community engagement through reminiscence and inter-generational events leading to a collection of oral history interviews. The stories, photographs and oral histories collected will act as basis for the creation of the heritage trail, and then be made more accessible as a smartphone app. The successful consultant will also be required to formulate individual arts/technical briefs (mini-briefs) and produce the tender documentation for commissioning individual artists for installations and other ‘heritage features’. It will be an important requirement to seek further funding from other organisation(s) and try to grow the project.

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: Room 218 Barking Town Hall,1 Town Square

postalCode: IG11 7LU


name: Staffordshire County Council Staffordshire Procurement

title: Staffordshire Short Break Programme (Aiming High) Capital Grant Contact

description: Staffordshire County Council’s Short Breaks programme (Aiming High for Disabled Children) is launching an opportunity for organisations to apply for capital grant funding. The aim of the funding is: • to increase the range of Universal opportunities accessible to disabled children and young people. • to increase or enhance the range of accessible short breaks activities and leisure services available to children and young people with disabilities or additional needs delivered in public open access venues which provide Universal services. • to increase or enhance the opportunities for children and young people with disabilities or additional needs to visit public (open access) venues. The Capital grant must be used on capital expenditure to provide new, or expand current, short break/Universal/leisure opportunities to enable access for disabled children and young people with a wide range of disabilities and needs. The funding must be spent by 31 August 2013. There can be no extension to this date. Applications will only be considered from organisations providing publically accessible opportunities which are open to any member of the public for a minimum of 5 days a week (with some access at weekends) and 7 hours a day (with some of these hours being outside of the school day) and for a minimum of 48 weeks of the year. Funding of between £50,000 and £200,000 (inclusive of VAT) will be available. Organisations can make a maximum of two applications to the fund up to a maximum limit of £200,000 The County Council are keen to receive applications for the following types of projects: • Hydrotherapy pools –with open access for disabled children and young people/children with additional needs. • Changing places toilets in publicly accessible places e.g. shopping centres, libraries (http://www.changing-places.org/) • Indoor/outdoor open access sensory facilities • Indoor/outdoor open access play area/facilities • Rebound therapy within public venues offering universal services • Accessible sporting and leisure equipment in public venues offering universal services • Developments to increase the accessibility of community facilities in open access public venues, over and above the requirements of the Equalities Act, and/or provide short break activities for disabled children, young people/children and young people with additional needs and their families • Bicycles and Bicycle tracks. Target Group Services funded must increase access to activities and opportunities for disabled children and young people up to the age of 17 years old from Staffordshire. If you require assistance regarding the initial usage of the eTendering package please contact Taffline Davies either by email: taffline.davies@staffordshire.gov.uk or telephone on 01785 277408 stating the nature of the query. When on the Alito site - please search under CYPF0100 (we are currently waiting for this to be updated to CYPF00100).

street: Wedgwood Building,Tipping Street

postalCode: ST16 2DH


title: Aiming High for Disabled Children Revenue Grant Contract for Short Breaks

description: Aiming High in Staffordshire are seeking applications to deliver Short Break services Separate funding streams are available. These are to deliver: 1. Funding under and including £10,000 (Reference CYPF0005) 2. Funding over £10,000 (Reference CYPF0006) Funding is available to deliver: Staffordshire County Council would like to receive applications for short break services offering a range of different short break activities and recreational activities, across Staffordshire. Many activities can be classed as a short break; this includes youth clubs, soft play, sensory activities, sport and leisure activities, day trips, holiday play schemes, horse riding, go karting, canoeing, arts, drama and music activities. This list is not exclusive and we would welcome innovative activities and projects. Activities must take place outside of the school day. Activities may take place in school holidays, weekends, and/or after school/evenings and must last a minimum of two hours. Applicants can make a maximum of TWO applications for funding ‘under and including £10,000’ and ONE application for funding ‘over £10,000’. Please note there are two separate application forms for the two funding opportunities.


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority

title: Provision of Office and Window Cleaning Service

description: Provision of office cleaning services including window cleaning. Full details of routines and floor space are provided in the Statement of Requirement document attached to this notice. Prospective suppliers are asked to look at the timetable and make provision for a site visit.

street: Tay House,300 Bath Street

postalCode: G2 4LN


title: Supply of automated systems for the extraction of trace level compounds from aqueous environmental samples

description: Automated systems to be used for the extraction of trace levels of organic compounds/pollutants (typically <1 to 100 nanograms per litre) in environmental aqueous samples into suitable organic solvents using solid phase extraction cartridges (SPE) or disks. Extracts to be analysed using GCMS or LCMS techniques.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

NLS Starcross Laboratory

street: Staplake Mount

postalCode: EX6 8FD


title: For the Provision of Cleaning and Waste Services to Offices, Laboratories & Associated Buildings (Cambridge)

description: I have pleasure in inviting you on behalf of the RCUK Shared Services Centre Ltd acting on behalf of the Natural Environment Research Council (herein after referred to as the “NERC”) through its component research centre British Antarctic Survey, High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge, CB3 0ET to submit an RFQ as detailed in the enclosed documentation and in accordance with SSC standard terms and conditions for the supply of services conditions of contract terms.


name: Department for International Development

title: DFID 5927 Fund Manager Health Pooled Fund South Sudan (HPF)

description: The objective of these TORs is to ensure service delivery and support achievement of the HSDP objectives across 6 of South Sudan’s 10 states. This will be achieved through the FM’s provision of a comprehensive technical package of fiduciary and health system expertise for the establishment, management and use of the HPF.


title: Staging Supply

description: Please refer to the attached document for full details of requirements and process. The deadline for the complete submission is prior to 12:00 noon on 16 April 2012. If you experience difficulty accessing the attached document please refer to www.marketingbirmingham.com/tenders

DanceXchange

postalCode: B5 4TB


title: Bedford Accomodation Project to facilitate staff move to Arkwright Road.

description: To complete the necessary works to facilitate staff at Bedford moving to our depot at Arkwright Road.


title: Actuarial Services to the Audit Commission Pension Scheme (Founders)

description: Provision of Actuarial Services to the founders of the Commission's pension scheme. Advisory services and production of the IAS19 statutory accounting documentation.

Audit Commission

street: Westward House,Lime Kiln Close

postalCode: BS34 8SR


title: RCUK SSC Grants System - SIEBEL Technical Support

description: The Research Councils Shared Service Centre Ltd (RCUK SSC Ltd) has developed a Grants Administration platform that is used by the seven UK Research Councils and the SSC to manage the c. £3bn of central government research funding distributed annually. The core technology of the platform is Oracle Siebel CRM v8.1.1 which has been significantly customised to meet the Research Councils requirements. Siebel integrates with the core ERP platform (Oracle Ebusiness), document management software (Oracle UCM) and a bespoke .Net front end for external access (Je-S) through an application middleware layer (Oracle FMW). Significant reporting requirements are met through Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) The current support team have adequate resource to meet long term requirements, however this does not provide flexibility to scale up to meet short-term needs nor does it provide full coverage of the wide range of technologies and they require a support contract in place to meet this requirement.

RCUK SSC Ltd

street: SSC Procurement,North Star House


title: Qualifications Manager

description: Background A central government organisation requires a Qualifications Manager for a 12 month contract based in London. Main Duties/ Responsibilities Responsible for the delivery of the qualification process and for strategically managing a team of people engaged in the qualifying providers. Manage external relationships relating to the qualification process. Subject Matter expert on procurement and process. Outputs/ Deliverables to be achieved • Delivery of stage 1 AQP qualifications for all commissioners' 2012-13 AQP Offers • To manage a team of people undertaking the review and compliance of: • Online procurement forms • Dealing with queries from commissioners and providers • Challenging members of the team on decisions according to protocols • Developing a workplan for the team based on activity scheduled by the NHS • Maintaining a close dialogues with NHS commissioners • Training and development of commissioners to use and understand the process. • Support for providers using the qualification process Skills/ Experience Required EXPERT KNOWLEDGE ON • Procurement processes (OJEU and non OJEU) and when OJEU applies / does not apply • Regulatory oversight of the healthcare market in the UK and abroad • NHS procurement practices from Competitive tendering to World-class collaborative commissioning • Commissioning requirements for healthcare • Use of NHS Supply2Health forms and workflows to support AQP • NHS and non-NHS healthcare markets • Training and development of commissioners EXPERIENCE OF • Managing online procurement processes • Managing a team • Different forms of procurement

Capita Resourcing

postalCode: SL6 1DP


title: GB-Southampton: Coach Travel

description: Ordnance Survey require a coach travel service to transport 240 senior delegates attending The Cambridge Conference, Cambridge in July 2013. Coaches will need to be clean and modern. The journeys are detailed below: From Churchill College, to Corn Exchange Cambridge City centre 24/07/2013 at 13.45 returning at 17:15 From Churchill College to Masters Garden, Clare College on 24/7/2013 departing at 18:45 return at 22:15 From Churchill College to Corn Exchange,City Centre 25/07/2013 departing 8:45 returning 17:15 From Churchill College to Girton college 25/07/2013 to arrive at 19:15 and return at 23:00 From Churchill College to Corn Exchange, City Centre on 26/7/2013 to arrive at 9:15 returning 17:15 Timings are aprox and coach driver must be flexible. Participants are invited to submit a brief proposal which should be no more than one side of A4, summarising how this would be provided, together with a price. Please note there is no registration of interest required, email proposals to Angela.morcumb@ordnancesurvey.co.uk by no later than 26th November 2012 at 1400hrs.

Ordnance Survey

street: Adanac Drive

postalCode: SO16 0AS


title: Motor Vehicle Insurance

description: Provision of Motor Vehicle Insurance


title: The determination of dissolved organic carbon in environmental waters.

description: To supply an automated colourimetric based analyser for the low level analysis in environmental waters of dissolved organic carbon.

NLS Starcross Laboratory

street: Staplake Mount,Starcross


title: Traffic Management for Midlands Region

description: Traffic management following Chapter 8 road and street works


title: Supply & Maintenance of Tubesealers & Maintenance of Existing Tubesealers


title: Ocular (Eye) Tissue Retrieval Transport Container System Lot 1


title: GB-Solihull: Structural Repairs

description: Responsive structural repair works on properties owned by Solihull Community Housing in the Metropolitan borough of Solihull. Works are including but not limited to: - Floor replacements - Crack monitoring and repair - Lintel replacements - Repairs to brick and block work - Internal finishes - Drainage and ground works

mainProcurementCategory: works

Solihull Community Housing

street: Endeavour House,Meriden Drive

postalCode: B37 6BX


title: Energy House - Automation

description: Part funded via a European Regional Development Funded (ERDF) grant Salford Energy House, provides a unique facility to support Northwest based SMEs in the development and testing of new and innovative technologies to improve the energy efficiency of our existing homes. There is now requirement, from current and potential project beneficiaries to upgrade the testing facilities to ensure that products being tested are not interrupted by human intervention, and as such the project is looking for suppliers that can provide automation equipment

University of Salford

street: Joule House,Salford


title: The Provision of Funeral Services

description: You have been invited to tender for the Provision of Funeral Services (PC78) with Wolverhampton City Council. The Council has to provide this service for persons who have had no funeral provisions made and there is no other suitable person to take over the proceedings. Wolverhampton City Council has a statutory duty to provide this service for Cremation and Internment of persons who die in the Wolverhampton area where no suitable alternative arrangements have been made. The instructions for Tenderers have been prepared to assist you in submitting your tender. Please read this information carefully. Interviews may be held as part of the evaluation process to clarify & verify the tender submissions of the highest scoring tenderers.

Wolverhampton City Council

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

postalCode: WV1 1RL


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

description: Repair of Heavy, Medium and Light Forces Joint Operational Fuel System (JOFS) sets. The Authority is issuing the Invitation to Tender without prior notification to the System Design Authority, Kellogg Brown & Root Limited, for the repairs of JOFS Pumps as KBR are the proposed contractor for the management of JOFS under a Contractor Logistic Support Contract of the Authority's JOFS assets.

street: LE Commercial HQ,#1216 Spruce 2c,DE&S ABBEY WOOD

postalCode: BS34 8JH


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Energy efficiency behaviours in non domestic organisations: a review of the research evidence in the UK and abroad

description: Development of a search strategy and establishment of a database of searched studies Quality assessment, classification and data extraction Analysis and synthesis.


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Estates Capacity Procurement

title: Headquarters Prisons Competition Programme 2

description: Prisons Competion Programme 2, Client Rep (Environmental)


title: To supply and install a media preparator and automated plate stacker.

description: An automated system that will be used for the preparation and automated dispensing of microbiology media. The media preparator should be able to produce a volume of media that will be between 1 and 10litres. It should also have the option of numerous programs for different media. The plate pourer/stacker must be able to accomodate approximately 500 plates (55mm) and have the option of a replaceable carousel for 90mm plates. Both systems must be compatible with each other and provide complete traceability for the media produced.

NLS Starcross Laboratory

street: Staplake Mount, Starcross

postalCode: EX6 8PE


title: Senior Auditors x 2 (2371-2372)

description: Two Senior Auditors for provision of auditing services on behalf of UKBA Responsible Authority to provide assurances on Grant Payments made to projects under the European Solidarity Funds.

PCoE - Procurement Centre of Excellence

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: GB-Trent: Term Contract Applied Surfacing

description: Applied Surfacing term contract for the Highways and Transportation Division to undertake individual schemes including works on and off the highway.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

street: Corporate Procurement,Floor 1, Civic Centre,Glebe Street

postalCode: ST4 1HH


title: UKBA Business & Investment Programme Support

description: To support the UKBA Business & Investment team in its need to ensure its knowledge of its customers, its processes and customer service, and its outreach meet the needs of the business and education sectors as closely as possible.


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

title: Provision of roof renewal scheme at Runcorn MC and window renewal scheme at Warrington MC

description: Roof renewal at Runcorn Magistrates Court and window renewal at Warrington Magistrates Court


title: Security Accreditation Analyst

description: Capita are recruiting for a Security Accreditation Analyst to join a central Government department to work on a high profile programme. Primarily based in London (but with some travel), this is a 12 month contract to deliver a detailed Business Impact Assessment and full security accreditation documentation. Due to the nature of the information that will be handled as part of this role and the time-scales (immediate start), current SC Clearance is essential. Previous experience of leading a security accreditation within central government is high desirable, you will need to be able to demonstrate how you have achieved & maintained accreditations Main Duties/ Responsibilities • Production of detailed Business Impact Assessment (BIA) • Drafting the new Agile Accreditation Strategy and Approach document and seeking approval from Departmental Security and Assurance Team. • Fully documented security risks with mitigation plan • Support to Security Accreditation Lead, including: 1. Production of the security accreditation document set. 2. Identification of security risks and management of the security risk log and mitigation activities. Skills/ Experience Required • Strong knowledge of government and cross government security including HMG Security standards, CESG GPGs RSDOPS and IS/x standards, UK CNI • Conversant with security best practices (including BS7799) and relevant legislation. • Managing architectural and technical change to support HMG Security Accreditation processes • Experience in a Government environment of production of a Business Impact Assessment and security accreditation documentation. • CLAS membership • Experience of close liaison with CESG and GCHQ • Experience of architecture development and assurance on behalf of CESG • Experience of managing IS Security, developing policies, procedures and guidelines in a major, complex multi-supplier environment. • Experience in the development, implementation and operation of IT Security Strategy within a large and complex multi-supplier / multi-platform environment. • Experience of Agile development. • A good understanding of the security implications arising from COTS packages e.g. Oracle e-business suite • Conversant with all areas of IT Security. • Experience of using general system architecture frameworks such as TOGAF or Zachman • Managing architecture across the lifecycle from business requirements, through to risk management during test and operational phases • Architecting systems to HMG Security Standards, UK Critical National Infrastructure Formal Qualifications Required  BCS certificate in Information Security Management or a BSC in Computer Science, MSc in Information Systems Security or equivalent qualification or relevant experience.  Knowledge of UK central government IT security standards and policies (e.g. CESG developed standards and guidance).  CESG Listed Advisor (CLAS), BS7799 Auditor, CISA (Certified Information Security Auditor) or Certified Protection Professional (CPP) desired. Additional Comments Please note that SC Clearance is required for this role.


title: 005.. IPS S.Dancer


title: Sheffield Highways PFI

description: We are currently mobilising a 25 year Highways PFI Scheme in Sheffield and are seeking suitable contractors who can help us deliver this project. This is an exciting new opportunity and we hope to attract interest from both local and regional companies who can offer long term sustainable services. Please contact us if you are interested in the following opportunity. ARBORICULTURAL CONTRACTORS - WORKS COMPRISING:- • Tree Felling & Pruning • Routine Maintenance • Tree Root removing • Tree Planting

Amey

street: The Sherard Building,Edmund Halley Road

postalCode: OX4 4DQ


title: GB-Harrogate: ARTDIPT/00002

description: Provide Career Guidance Workshops for Junior Soldiers (16 and 17 year old) at the Army Foundation College Harrogate who leave the Army either through choice or medical discharge or services no longer required. The guidance is to include: a) identification of transferable skills, a review of varying CV types and development / updating and production of an appropriate CV for each individual participant. b) Job search, interview techniques, completing job application forms and communication skills. The aim is to incorporate a range of delivery mechanisms e.g paper based exercises, use of IT resources and discussion processes. c) Exploration of training opportunities, focusing on identification of occupational areas of interest, research into individual providers and consideration of funding / financial benefits via internet research and any other available media. d) Exploration of further education opportunities, focusing on identifying occupational areas of interest, research into individual providers and consideration of funding / financial benefits. e) Providing all with an action plan and facilitate further information on the various young people’s employment services in their local area via appropriate online facility.

ARTD IPT, DE&S

street: CommercialBranch, Army Foundation College,Uniacke Barracks,Penny Pot Lane

postalCode: HG3 2SE


title: GB-Salford: Debt Broker Trial

description: Debt Broker. HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is looking to carry out a tender exercise to appoint a provider who will assist in running a trial exercise to test the costs and benefits of using a debt broker/panel manager as an intermediary between HMRC and up to ten Debt Collection Agencies (DCAs). In 2011 HMRC put in place a fully enabled framework contract (that can be used by other central government departments and executive agencies) for debt collection agency services. HMRC now wish to trial the use of a “debt broker” to manage the existing DCA panel. The use of a debt broker is expected to: • Reduce the overall cost of debt collection through more effective management, monitoring and control of DCA placement activity; • Improve debt recovery rates through the more effective use of available data; analytical tools; and/or market knowledge; to improve targeting of intervention activity by DCA’s; • The broker will be expected to provide a complete managed service to include, but not be restricted to, first and second placement decisions, Performance Management, Management information and reporting, query management, audit and assurance, invoice checking and reconciliation. • The debt broker would receive debt data of approximately £150 - £200M from HMRC by secure data transfer and upload this to a secure analytics environment. Once the debt is segmented/batched the broker will send the debts to DCAs for collection. The trial will run for a period of 6 months, with an interim review stage after 3 months where HMRC reserves the right to terminate the trial. HMRC provides no guarantee that it will award the trial and reserves the right, once the whole life costs have been established, to not award the trial exercise. The objectives for this trial are as follows : To evaluate any benefits that using a panel broker might bring which may include : Maximising recovery rates for debt collection, Reducing HMRC internal costs (management overhead for DCA activity), Driving down commission charges, Developing an understanding of the skills and tools panel brokers employ and how these contribute to the DCAs’ performance in collecting tax debt and establishing to what extent these techniques (for example, segmentation) could be employed by HMRC to aid wider HMRC debt recovery. To determine whether the benefits outweigh the costs involved. To understand whether the use of a debt broker creates any additional business risks, for example to data security. To understand whether the totality of risk and possible reputational impact is outweighed by financial benefits/increased recovery rates and reduced costs. Tenders will normally not be fully considered or evaluated unless appropriate accreditation is held by the Provider. HMRC does not intend to use an e-Auction as part of this contract award


title: Supply and Maintenance of -20 Freezers

description: Supply and Maintenance of -20 Freezers


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

title: GB-LSBU10/0677: Y1 TELEPHONE SET PUSH BUTTON COLOURED STONE

description: DMC Y1 - Signal Stores - line, Telegraph & Telephone Eqpt, Visual & Sound repro Eqpt NSN - 5805-99-7372126 DRAWING/ PART NO -11672028AQ TELEPHONE SET- PUSH BUTTON: COLOUR STONE: DESK/WALL MOUNTED; MF/LD/DD & ELR/TBR SWITCHABLE; VARIABLE PITCH/ VOLUME RINGER; MUITE BUTTON; LAST NUMBER REDIAL; O/A DIMENSIONS 22CM LONG, 17CM WIDE, 7CM HIGH SUPPLIERS MUST INVOICE THROUGH THE MOD FORM 640 SUPPLIERS MUST PROVIDE EVIDENCE THEY ARE ISO OR EQUIVALENT ACCREDITED, WITH THE SCOPE OF THERE ACCREDITATION. THIS MUST BE SUPPLIED AT EXPRESSION OF INTEREST STAGE.

street: BLDG 15

postalCode: TF2 8JT


title: Provision of further education courses in River & Coastal Engineering for trainee flood & coastal risk management engineers

description: To deliver a suite of Further education courses in River & Coastal Engineering for trainee Flood & Coastal Risk Management engineers using some existing course material and updating new material as required. Courses include a 2 year full-time Foundation degree FdSc, a part-time transition route for graduates to BSc level and a part-time graduate diploma for non-engineering graduates. The Further education courses must be recognised by the Engineering Council EC[uk] as meeting the registration requirements for Eng Tech and IEng as appropriate. Foundation degree students will be expected to include a period of continuous work-based taining of at least 4 months in the Environment Agency, Lead Local Flood Authorities and Industry in locations across England and Wales

Environment Agency

street: Horizon House,Deanery Road

postalCode: BS1 5AH


title: GB-Stockton: North Tees & Hartlepool NHS FT - Server Aircon Efficiency

description: The University Hospital of North Tees is looking to drive energy efficiency throughout all aspects of the Hospital facility. As part of this continuous efficiency drive the Trust has identified a number of problems within the server room environments and is looking for tenders to offer solutions that can provide substantiated energy savings. This tender process is based on a performance specification and is looking for recommendations and innovation from company’s with the relevant expertise to address these problems.

North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Trust

street: University Hospital of North Tees

postalCode: TS19 8PE


title: Provision of Minor Works for HMCTS North West Region - N2 Region

description: Provision of minor works programme approach for HMCTS North West Regions - N2 Region


title: DECC Smart Metering Implementation Programme: Technical Assurance of Proposed Communications Services

description: Background: The Government’s vision is for every home to have smart energy meters, empowering people to manage their energy consumption and reduce their carbon emissions. Businesses and public sector users will also have smart or advanced energy metering suited to their needs. The roll-out of smart meters will play an important role in Great Britain’s transition to a low-carbon economy, and help us meet some of the long-term challenges we face in ensuring an affordable, secure and sustainable energy supply. The necessary shared infrastructure for smart meters to operate across competing energy suppliers will be provided by the Data and Communications Company (DCC) and its service providers. The DCC will provide messaging services between the 53 million smart meters in 30 million premises and the business systems of energy suppliers, network operators and other authorised service users. Up to three regional Communications Service Providers (CSPs) will provide the communications infrastructure between the DCC and consumer premises and a single Data Service Provider (DSP) will manage the large volumes of transactional data that flows through the system. The establishment of the DCC and its services will involve creating a new GB-wide entity with reach to the gas and electricity meters in every home and smaller non-domestic premises. To deliver the early establishment of DCC's services, the Government has decided that it will initiate procurement of the two major service provider contracts in parallel with the DCC licence application process. This will bring forward the date at which DCC services can be provided. These procurements are being conducted on behalf of the future DCC Licensee by the Department of Energy and Climate Change and are at the detailed solution stage. Requirements: The supplier is required to provide independent technical assurance of the communication solutions proposed by CSP bidders in order to support the DECC’s technical evaluation of detailed solutions and final tenders. The areas where DECC will seek independent technical assurance are expected to include the following: • Spectrum availability and interference – to confirm, in conjunction with Ofcom, the initial and enduring availability of spectrum required by bidder solutions and to assess the risk of interference; • Bandwidth – to assess independently the claims (and supporting evidence) bidders have made regarding the ability of the primary, secondary and any further technologies chosen for their solutions to accommodate a range of traffic volume scenarios; and • Coverage – to assess independently the claims (and supporting evidence) bidders have made for the geographic reach of the primary, secondary and any further technologies chosen for their solutions to reach communications hubs in domestic and non-domestic premises across the full range of geographies, meter locations and property types. This assessment should include the robustness of proposed solutions to connect to hard to reach meter locations, such as those found within Multiple Dwelling Units (MDUs), where meters may be located in basements or other locations that are typically challenging for communications technologies. To provide assurance on these areas to DECC, the supplier shall be required to perform an expert technical review of evidence, submitted by bidders in support of their solution proposals. It is expected, therefore that the supplier shall have sufficient expertise to carry out such a review and that this expertise shall include: • A deep theoretical understanding of the principles of wired and wireless communications technologies; • Detailed knowledge and practical experience related to designing, testing and delivering wired and wireless communications technologies that are directly relevant to SMIP; and • The ability to collate and analyse large volumes of detailed technical evidence provided by bidders to provide a robust and timely assessment as to whether such evidence is viable in support of solution proposals.

street: LG ,1 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


title: Kitchen Refurbishment at HMP Kirkham

description: Refurbishment of Welcome Kitchen and Removal & Installation of Generator at HMP Kirkham


title: Aiming High for Disabled Children Revenue Grant Contract for Community Support Service

description: Aiming High in Staffordshire are seeking applications to deliver Support Services. Separate funding streams are available. These are to deliver: 1. A Community Support Service (Reference CYPF0007) 2. A Sitting Service (Reference CYPF0008) Funding is available to deliver: The Support Service has two elements Applications will be accepted from organisations to deliver ONE OR BOTH elements of the Service. Please note there are separate application forms to complete for the two services. Sitting Service – a home Sitting Service supervising disabled children and young people in their home to enable parents and carers to have a break. One organisation will provide this Service across the whole of the County. Community Support Services – support for disabled children and young people who due to their disability/individual needs are unable to access activities independently. One organisation will provide this Service across the whole of the County.

street: Wedgwood Building,Tipping Street

postalCode: ST16 2DH


title: Building Maintenance works to properties in the Yorkshire & North East Area

description: We are seeking a company to undertake property maintenance work to 1 office location in Leeds and 12 residential properties across the Yorkshire & North East region of the country. Work to include: Boilers, flues & gas safety inspections Electrical testing, wiring & minor repairs Roof repairs & ceiling work Outdoor area repairs to defective concrete Windows (1 property only). We would ideally prefer a company who could package the required works together for each property.

Environment Agency

street: Rivers House,21 Park Square South

postalCode: LS1 2QG


documentType: awardNotice

title: Micro Asphalt 2012/13 Carriageway Resurfacing Programme

description: The Highways and Transport Service of West Berkshire Council (WBC) requires a contractor to undertake a programme of pre-patching and Micro Asphalt Resurfacing and minor resurfacing with conventional hot surfacing materials through out the district.The work shall be on approximately 30 sites which are Class C, D and Unclassified roads both rural and urban with an estimated total value of GBP700000.The works consist of the following activities:- Design and laying of Micro Asphalt surfacing for individual sites.- Laying of conventional hot surfacing materials.- Pre-patching with conventional hot surfacing materials prior to Micro Asphalt being laid.-Erecting, maintaining and removal of all Temporary Traffic Management (including road closures designed by West Berkshire Council).- Adjustment and renewal of ironwork.- Replacement of precast concrete kerbing and channels.- Milling/removal of existing carriageway surface – both flexible and cement bound.- Replacement of road markings and studs in new surfacing.A formal schedule of works will be available to all parties who successfully pre-qualify for the main tender process. (WB Ref:8965)

West Berkshire Council

street: Council Offices,Market Street,Legal Services

postalCode: RG14 5LD


title: Hillside Children's Centre, Remodelling of SE Upper ground floor to accommodate Priorswood Library

description:
Quotations will soon be invited for Remodelling of South Eastern half of upper ground floor to accommodate Priorswood Library at Hillside Children’s Centre, Eastwick Road, Taunton These works are being undertaken for Somerset County Council and overseen by Southwest One. The contract value is expected to be in the region of £76,000.00

 Tender documentation is expected to be sent out during December 2012 with the work being carried out between February and March 2013

 Expressions of interest are invited from contractors who have full Exor accreditation to Gold Standard, on the EXOR (COPROP Region) datebase and who are covered by EXOR for works of the above estimated value.

 Contractors meeting this requirement who wish to be considered should make an application via e-mail, marked for the attention of the Register of Contractors and clearly referencing the above works and project number S4E387P12802 to the registerofcontractors@somerset.gov.uk. This email should also state where the project will be managed from. The deadline for such initial expressions of interest will be 12noon on 11th December 2012

 Contractors expressing an interest will be asked to complete a short Pre-qualification questionaire comprising of a number of questions to assist in the creation of a tendering shortlist, although final contract selection will be based on price.

 The deadline for responses to these questions will be 12 noon on 24th December 2012.

 It is anticipated that most of the Quotation documentation will be provided electronically for instance with drawings provided in PDF and DWG format. Therefore interested contractors must have the appropriate resources to accommodate this.

 No undertaking is given that any applicant will be included on the select list or invited to Quote for works.

 (MT Ref:95616)

Somerset County Council

street: County Hall,Please make your inital expression of interest via e-mail to registerofcontractors@somerset.gov.uk ,Property & FM, Southwest One

postalCode: TA1 4DY


title: Supply & Maintenance of Tubesealers and Maintenance of Existing Tubesealers


description: Blackpool and The Fylde College is inviting tenders for the provision of Specific Learning Difficulties Diagnostic Assessment Services. To qualified psychologists /specialist teachers holding an approved qualification (as noted in the SpLD Working Group 2005/DfES Guidelines) and a current practicing certificate. All interested supplier are required to register at the link below and express an interest in the project to received log in details and access to documentation. https://in-tendhost.co.uk/blackpoolandthefylde/aspx/Home

Blackpool & The Fylde College

street: Ashfield Road,Bispham

postalCode: FY2 0HB


title: GB-TELFORD: The supply of Qty 79 Bottle Jacks, 7HSKY/5120-01-581-8897

description: Expressions of interest are invited for the supply of Quantity 79 Yankee Telescopic Bottle Jack, Model TSJ12 – 7HSKY/5120-01-581-8897– Part Number TSJ12 – no alternatives will be considered. Contractors must provide the following with their Expression of Interest: Evidence of ISO 9001:2008 accreditation with appropriate approved scope for the supply of this requirement, i.e. a copy of their current accreditation. Contractors will be required to complete and submit a Statement Relating to Good Standing; this will be issued shortly after the closure date for expressions of interest. Only those expressions of interest that fully meet the above criteria will be considered for Invitation to Tender. The Contract will be awarded on Best Price and delivery criteria MOD Terms and Conditions will apply Payment via the MOD Form 640 process on delivery The Expression of Interest should be made in writing/e-mail

street: Building B15,MoD Donnington


title: Research Tender: Chronic Hepatitis C: Improving access and engagement to diagnosis and treatment pathways. Understanding why people at risk aren't being tested for chronic hepatitis C and evaluation of interventions to improve access and engagement.

description: The Department of Health Policy Research Programme invites proposals for research to improve the understanding of the clinical care pathway of people who are at risk of chronic hepatitis C. The care pathway includes engagement in testing and then onward assessment, treatment and monitoring.


title: National Provision for Exhibitions Support and Services

description: To provide national support for Events and Exhibitions. This agreement will run for an initial period of 12 months with options to extend for up to a further three 12 month extension options. This contract will be awarded under the GPS Framework for Public Events and Exhibitions rm1709/3 Lot 3. Note: As part of the Tender Pack our Branding Guidelines will need to be considered. These are available on request via email from claire.mace@environment-agency.gov.uk


name: London Borough of Hounslow - Corporate Procurement Unit

title: Support Services for Carers

description: The London Borough of Hounslow (LBH) is looking to commission a wide range of Universal support services for their Adult and Young Carers (by Carer we mean an unpaid member of the public caring for an individual/s who because of illness or disability require support and care). These services will help sustain the wider implementation of Putting People First and personalisation in Hounslow and the Council’s Statement under The Breaks for Carers of Disabled Children Regulations 2011. This tender is split into four (4) different lots: Lot 1 Carers Information, Rights and Advocacy Services To deliver an advocacy, generalist information, advice and casework service as well as specialist advice on the subject of welfare benefits including the universal credit. Lot 2 Peer support and training To deliver peer support and training through imaginative and different methods including online support mechanisms. Lot 3 Specialist outreach services for Carers. To deliver an outreach service for all Carers, with particular emphasis on those who are Carers of individuals with long term conditions and those living with the experience of dementia. This will include young carers and parent carers. Lot 4 Young Carers support service The Young Carers Support Service will enable the young people to get the help that is available and to give support that builds the young person’s own strengths, knowledge, skills and innate abilities to manage their life successfully and enjoy a normal childhood along with their caring role. These services will support the development of preventative services that are more personalised to individuals and help people to remain within their homes for as long as possible delaying or avoiding the need for admission into health or care services. Potential bidders can express an interest in any number of Lots, but when expressing an interest in this opportunity, please state which Lot you are interested in receiving the necessary documentation.

street: Civic Centre,Lampton Road

postalCode: TW3 4DN


name: Department for Work and Pensions (Procurement Operations)

title: BSL & Palantypist to support DWP?JCP staff

description: 3 x JCP members of staff who require the services of British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreters and a Palantypist to support them in their job roles for 12 months.


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

title: Provision of a National Pallet Delivery Network

description: The Ministry of Justice requires a contractor to collect and deliver palletised used televisions between HM Prisons England & Wales, as part of an initiative to refurbish and repair televisions nationwide. Pallets are likely to be shipped in single pallet units to and from HM Prisons to two HM Prison repair hubs located in the North and South of England. These two hubs will be responsible for the management of the end to end service, including ordering and settlement. The contract duration shall be 12 months. Estimated demands are suggested at around 552 pallet movements per annum and will follow the industry Economy AM delivery model.

street: Units 8 & 9,Fryersway ,Ossett

postalCode: WF5 9TJ


name: Air Defence & Air Traffic Systems Delivery Team

title: GB-HENLOW: MAINTENANCE AND RECTIFICATION OF HIGH RESOLUTION DIRECTION FINDING AND AUTO TRIANGULATION AUTOMATIC DATA LINK EQUIPMENT AT GLASGOW PRESTWICK AIRPORT

street: Room C49,Building 85,RAF Henlow

postalCode: SG16 6DN


title: GB-Telford: Telford Tourism Partnership Campaign

description: The project entails the management and fulfilment of a membership recruitment and communication campaign for Telford Tourism Partnership’s (TTP) Business (MICE) and Leisure Tourism brands.

Telford & Wrekin Council

street: Wellington Civic Offices,Larkin Way,Wellington

postalCode: TF1 4LX


title: Estates Department Grounds & Gardens Utility Task Vehicle (UTV)

description:
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (STHNHSFT) is made up of two separate campuses. The Northern Campus (Northern General Hospital) and the Central Campus (Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Charles Clifford Dental Hospital, Jessops Maternity Wing and Weston Park Hospital)

 The Estates Department has a requirement for two brand new homologated (road legal) Utility Task Vehicles (UTV's) to carry out work on the Trust's grounds and gardens located on both the Northern and Central Campuses. The type of UTV required is the "Kioti Mechron 2210", or equivalent.

 The Trust may also require an extended warranty and a servicing and repair package.

 (MT Ref:89597)

street: Royal Hallamshire Hospital,Glossop Road

postalCode: S10 2JF

name: Glyn Elliott - Assistant Supplies Manager


title: Her Majesty Prison Liverpool - Hairdressing Services


title: Marine underwater video and stills analysis of Stanton Banks SCI

description: • The purpose of the analysis of the video/stills is to identify habitats and provide semi-quantitative data on the characteristics of the physical habitat and species composition. • Video tows are to be reviewed and sub-divided into separate video clips as necessary on the basis of changes in habitat and each clip to be treated as a separate record. • All stills are required to be analysed • Detailed instructions are provided in the Video and Still processing protocol document provided. • A minimum of 10% of the videos should be re-analysed for QA purposes

postalCode: NR33 0HT


title: Domiciliary Care and Housing Related Support Service for Adults With Learning Disabilities

description:
A CQC registered care/support provider is required to deliver a service for adults with Learning Disabilities at a variety of established services in Newbury, Thatcham and Lambourn. The successful care/support provider will be expected to work alongside social housing and private landlords to ensure a joined-up approach to providing care and support to the Service Users. The care/support provider will enter into agreements with these landlords for the use of office/staff space and will be responsible for the rent.

 The hours of care/support will be commissioned from Community Services, Supporting People and Health sources, but will include overnight cover which is flexible to meet the needs of the people living there.

 It is anticipated that the hours on this service will be in the region of 950 hours per week.

 West Berkshire Council has a guide price of up to a maximum of £15 per hour and a sleep-in rate of £40 per night for this contract.

 (WB Ref:7231)


title: MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL AND BUILDING WORKS, MICROBIOLOGICAL UNIT, CAMBRIDGE

description: The RCUK SSC Ltd acting as an agent on behalf of the Medical Research Council at its site, the Mitochondrial Biology Unit (MBU), Cambridge has a requirement for Mechanical, Electrical & Building Works to the buildings 3rd Floor East Office Areas.

RCUK SSC Ltd

street: RCUK Shared Services Centres Ltd ,North Star House ,North Star Ave

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: GB-Hertford: Advocacy and Independent Visitors Service

description: Hertfordshire County Council (the Council) has a requirement for the provision of an advocacy service for Hertfordshire Children Looked After and Children In Need and an Independent Visitors service for Hertfordshire Children Looked After including asylum seekers.

Hertfordshire County Council

street: County Hall ,Pegs Lane

postalCode: SG13 8DF


title: DFID 5796 Vietnam Empowerment and Accountability Programme (VEAP)

description: To manage the delivery of component 1 of the Vietnam Empowerment and Accountability Programme (VEAP), to foster and support coalitions that can engage effectively in key issues of public concerns in Vietnam.


title: GB-Bristol: Stage 1 Assesment of Legacy Wrecks

description: 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 the circumstances in which these vessels were lost and their current condition in order to determine the risk they pose. Management of wrecks is carried out by the MOD’s Salvage and Marine Operations (S&MO) team. S&MO currently assess the risk posed by a wreck based mainly on wreck condition, contents and location. This assessment typically includes desk based (Stage 1) 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. S&MO is seeking a contractor to carry out the desk based research that will be used in the Stage 1 assessment of the risks posed by the wrecks of three vessels

Salvage & Marine (S&M), DE&S

street: Ash 2B, NH3,MOD Abbey Wood,Filton


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

title: Depot Fencing

description: Supply and installation of a total of 277m of chain link fencing and 47m of palisade fencing

street: Kings Court,Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX


name: Manchester Metropolitan University (Centre for Enterprise)

title: Coaching Services for MMU Business School Knowledge Action Network

description: MMU Business School wishes to put in place a framework agreement for the provision of Coaching Services to businesses within the North West

street: All Saints Building,Oxford Road

postalCode: M15 6BH


title: The Provision of Vehicle Removal Services Under The Traffic Management Act 2004

description:
The Council has a duty to remove vehicles in certain circumstances and to this end the Council wish to appoint a suitable Recovery Company to meet this objective.

 The Council estimate that the volume of vehicles removed will be as follows:-

 Approximately 40 per month

 This is purely an estimate. It is by no means a guarantee of these numbers and may equally be underestimated

 (MT Ref:90914)

Sheffield City Council

street: Sheffield Town Hall,PO Box 1283,Commercial Services

postalCode: S1 1UJ


title: Microwave digestion of environmental matrices

description: To supply microwave systems for the digestion of sediments and biota as part of environmental analysis of metals.

NLS Starcross Laboratory

street: Staplake Mount,Starcross

postalCode: EX6 8FD


title: Supply of jackleg buildings to Winterbourne Gunner Depot

description: Suppy and deliver jacleg buildings and storage containers to Winterbourne Gunner, Wiltshire

Environment Agency

street: Manley House,Kestrel Way

postalCode: EX2 7LQ


currency: GBP

name: Ministry of Defence-Defence Equipment & Support, Ships Commercial

title: SUPPLY OF QTY 4 OSCILLOSCOPE

description: PROVISION OF QTY 4 OSCILLOSCOPES

street: ROOM 218, VICTORY BUILDING PP72,HMNB PORTSMOUTH

postalCode: PO1 3LS


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

title: Fleet Time Fit


title: DFID 5775: Evaluation of the Government of Malawi's Farm Input Subsidy Programme (FISP)

description: The objective of this Service is to design and implement an independent evaluation of the Government of Malawi’s Farm Input Subsidy Programme (FISP) covering 2012/13 to 2014/15, with a possible extension of an additional two years. The FISP provides subsidised maize fertiliser and maize and legume seeds to 1.4 million vulnerable households across Malawi. The Service Provider will be expected to design the evaluations, collect and analyse data, and disseminate the findings.


title: GB-UK: PTG/01480 Electro Optic Protection Measures (EOPM) - Disposable Dazzle Filters

description: Electro optic protection measures; the Authority has a requirement for the design and development of an ultra low cost system to increase the level of dazzle protection for its ballistic spectacles. The system must be fully integrated with the current in-service ballistic spectacle, Sawfly, without prejudice to the spectacles optical or ballistic protection properties. The Authority intends to issue a Single Source Invitation to Tender to Revision Military B.V. at the address shown below. This advertisement is for Sub Contract opportunities only. Revision Contact Details: Alex Hooper - VP International Sales Revision Military B.V. Weena 327, 3013 AL Rotterdam The Netherlands Mobile: +44 (0) 77.1388.4251 Fax: + 1 802 879 7224 ahooper@revisionmilitary.com www.revisionmilitary.com

Programmes Technology Group, DE&S

street: Larch 2b #2209

postalCode: BS34 8JH


title: GB-Stockton: P1101 Proposed Disposal Stores for North Tees And Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust

description: Alterations to existing stores and the creation of new stores Builders work Electrical work Mechanical work Please use the following link to express your interest : http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6413

North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Trust

street: University Hospital of North Tees

postalCode: TS19 8PE


title: River Nene Orthophosphate Investigation

description: Investigate Phosphate volumes bound in sediment between the headwaters and tidal limit of the main River Nene.

Environment Agency

street: Kingfisher House,Goldhay Way,Orton Goldhay

postalCode: PE2 5ZR


title: RPA Inspections review

description: Consultancy support to review RPA Inspections organisation


title: GB-Hertford: Drug & Alcohol Supporting Families Fund

description: The overall ambition of this new fund is to try out new approaches to long standing drug and alcohol problems and to achieve improved health and wellbeing for our communities. Applications will need to demonstrate an understanding of the complexity of problems experienced by Drug and Alcohol users and the impact this can have on their families and local communities. Drug and Alcohol Supporting Families Fund: The D&A Supporting Families Fund is designed to support innovative projects delivered by any sector of the community (for example school, community group, voluntary sector or statutory agency) To ensure a wide range of provision across agencies the total allocation is broken down in to the following categories: • Applications between £ 5,000 and £20 ,000 per annum • Applications between £20,001 and £75,000 per annum

Hertfordshire County Council

street: The Flat,Lower Ground Floor


name: County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

title: Provision of interactive e-learning packages

description: To provide 18 interactive e-learning modules which are "SCRORM" compliant

street: North Road

postalCode: DH1 5TW


title: GB-London: Contract for Gang Exit and Prevention Programme

description: Westminster City Council is inviting Bids that support young people involved or who pose a risk of involvement in serious youth violence to exit that lifestyle through individually tailored solutions. The two components of the cohort are summarised as: a) Young people identified as having significant involvement in serious youth violence or associated gang criminality. b) Young people that pose at risk of further and more serious involvement in gang activity or serious youth violence. The indicative volume of customers over the life of the contract is 20 - 30 over a period of 12 months with a case load of approximately 15 at a time. However we would want to the provider to have flexibility to meet an increased caseload if needs changed. It should be recognised that Westminster is now part of a national pilot, community budgets. The justice strand of this work, places Westminster, Hammersmith and Fulham and Kensington and Chelsea working together to provide a co-ordinated approach to serious youth violence. Westminster is also delivering services jointly with Brent Council as our serious youth violence issues most traditionally span across this borough boundary. Additional contracts for further placements therefore may be requested by our partners, therefore the provider would need to have the capacity to response to these needs at relatively short notice.

City of Westminster

street: 14th Floor Westminster City Hall,64 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1E 6QP


name: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Examination/Treatment Chairs to be used in Dental X-Ray Procedures

description:
Supply of 3 x examination/treatment chairs to be used in dental x-ray procedures.

 Chairs must:

 - be able to rotate

 - have a knee break

 - have a footrest

 - have an adjustable head rest (adjustable in all directions)

 - have retractable arm rests

 - be able to recline

 - have automatic rise/fall (electrically adjustable)

 (MT Ref:91931)


title: Live Support Analysts - 3 people required

description: 3 positions for Live Support Analysts in Telford. Initial contract for 120 days

Capgemini UK

postalCode: GU21 6DB


title: Policy Rules Management Software

description: Policy Rules Management software


title: Combined Luminometer/ELISA Reader

description: Combined Luminometer/ELISA Reader


title: Recruitment Agency: Legal Roles

description:
The GMC uses the services of recruitment agencies for the provision of some temporary and permanent staff. We are inviting tenders for the supply of legal staff. Example roles include Solicitors, Paralegals and Principal Legal Advisers, Investigation Officers and Adjudication Coordinators.

 This will be broken down into two lots:

 Lot A is for the supply of permanent staff and temporary workers to our Manchester office

 Lot B is for the supply of permanent staff and temporary workers to our London office.

 We expect to award contracts to four providers, two per lot, who can supply each location with all disciplines. However, no guarantees of any work or particular volumes of work will ensue in relation to the appointment of the panel.

 On average in 2011, we had 87 temporary workers per month across both Manchester and London. This includes both long-term and short-term cover assignments. Providers should note that our strategic objective is to reduce costs without impacting on our operational requirements.

 In the main, the GMC recruits for permanent or fixed-term staff directly seeking agency support for specific roles.

 (MT Ref:86391)

General Medical Council

street: 3 Hardman Street,Procurement

postalCode: M3 3AW


title: Digital Radio Receiver Sensitivity Testing

description: The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) wishes to tender for a funded project to test the technical performance of Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) receivers in different test environments (G-Tem Cell, Fully Anechoic Room/Chamber (FAR), Semi-Anechoic Room/Chamber (SAR)). This will inform the work of the Technology and Equipment Group of the Digital Radio Action Plan. Specifically the results of this testing will help validate the equivalence between different testing environments and provide some validation of the test specifications that have been developed. This project is scheduled to begin on 2 March 2012 or earlier, with a final analysis of the results submitted by 30 March 2012.

Department for Culture Media and Sport

postalCode: SW1Y 5DH


name: Government Procurement Service (previously Buying Solutions)

title: Further Competition through the Government Procurement Service Vehicle Purchase Framework (RM859 Lot 1)

description: Further Competition and eAuction for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs, Maritime and Coastguard Agency, Highways Agency and the Home Office.


title: Minor Works Projects for HMP Albany, HMP Parkhurst & HMP Winchester

description: Replacement of external ductwork system & filter bank to the wood mill at HMP Albany, Replacement netting to F Wing at HMP Parkhurst and heating project at HMP Winchester


title: Seagnat Racks replacement

description: Replace Seagnat racks


title: North York Moors Direct Production Harvest to Roadside

description: We intend to award a contract for Harvesting and extraction to roadside operations on Clearfell and Thinning sites within North York Moors Forest District a percentage of which may be steep ground working. The contracts awarded consist of 2 lots DP1 and DP2 Both Lots will be awarded on a 1 year plus 2 year basis with extensions for both being satisfied on completion of the first year Estimated Contract volume for Lot 1 DP1 is 20000m3 per year (60000m3 over 3 years) Estimated Contract Volume for Lot 2 DP2 is 10000m3 per year (30000m3 over 3 years). Quantities provided for individual sites are estimates only and not guaranteed. Lot 1 DP1- This is a full District Contract comprising both Clearfell and thinnings Year 1: (Location constraints and operations maps – see appendix 2) • Sites 1-5 are located within the North Riding blocks (Wykeham, Dalby, Cropton & Sneaton) • Sites 6-8 are located within the York beat (Gilling, Wheldrake and Bishopwood) • Sites 9-10 are located in Cleveland Beat (Ingleby blocks) Years 2 & 3 will also comprise of both clearfell and thinning sites spread across the District. Lot 2 DP2 - is within the North Riding beat is predominantly comprised of thinning sites. Year 1: (Location constraints and operations maps – see appendix 3) • Sites 1-2 within Langdale Forest all thinning • Site 3 within Dalby Forest thinning and clearfell site. Years 2 & 3 are likely to remain within the North Riding blocks and will predominantly comprise of thinning sites. Specific Requirements The requirements below are in addition to the terms as laid down in the contract for the supply of harvesting services, an example copy of which is attached in appendix 1(example shown is for DP1). Harvest & Extract • All trees to be felled as close to ground as practicable and to the satisfaction of the FC contract manager. No snags will be left and tears up the stem will not be tolerated. • Urea (where used) will be collected by the contractor (in the contractors own bunded containers) from the FC supply depot in Dalby with prior arrangement. • Snedding quality will be such that branches are removed flush to the stem. Crosscutting will be at right angles to the stem with tolerances of +/- 5 cm for product length and +/- 1 cm for product top diameter. • It is envisaged a high percentage of extraction can be carried out by forwarder however there will be a requirement on some sites to winch/highlead/skyline steep areas. Prospective bidders should ensure they have the appropriate machinery for the work required and discuss if necessary extraction issues during pre-tender site visits. If ground conditions deteriorate due to adverse weather conditions etc during the operations it may be necessary to suspend extraction until conditions improve. Thinning • Appropriate machinery must be used for the site and thinning requirement. • Each site will be given the thinning regime required, line and matrix intensities. • The contractor will be expected to be able to monitor and adjust thinning intensity to a given Basal Area This will be checked regularly by the FC supervisor and will be one of the main Thinning Control measures. Products • A range of products will be cut, these will include Short logs, Green and Red logs, Pallet, fencing, Chipwood and firewood material. Flexibility in changing the product specification is a pre-requisite of the contract. • An indication of the cutting list can be supplied at pre-tender visits. • Products will be stacked separately (species separation may also be required) at roadside in an appropriate manner ready for despatch. Production Levels. • Levels of production throughout the contract are required to be consistent and pro-rata. Site Management • The Contractor will be responsible for ensuring that the site is run in a professional manner, taking into account all relevant legislation and conforming to FC instructions and standards. • Bio-Oil will be used in chainsaws and on Harvesters for chain lubrication. Lots Lots Details for Year 1 are shown in the following two tables. Location, constraints and operations maps for the sites are attached in Appendix 2 and 3 Table 1 DP1 Year 1 (DP1Year 1 Maps see appendix 2) LOT 1 Year 1 NYM DP 2012 SITE DETAILS Contract Area/site Area name Timing Window Av t size Volume Tonnes T/CF Comments DP1 1.1 Wykeham CCF2 April-March 1000 833 Th CCF Working Harv/Fwdr- Line and matrix thin 1.2 Dalby Jingleby April-March .15 1200 1000 Th Harvester/Fwdr Excludes School Hol. Period. Line and matrix thin. 1.3 Cropton Spiers North April-March 3000 2500 Th/CF Harvester/Fwdr/Wnch.Thinning is line and matrix Excludes School Holiday Periods 1.4 Cropton Black Park Apr-Mid July 2012 2300 1917 Th Harvester/Fwdr/Wnch. Line and matrix thinning. 1.5 Sneaton 03128 April-March .24 2500 2100 CF Harvester Fwdr 1.6 Gilling Yearsley Moor July-Nov 1900 1583 Th/Cf Harvester/Fwdr(ccf) 1.7 Wheldrake July-Nov 1400 1167 Th/CF Harvester Fwdr (ccf) 1.8 Bishopwood July-Nov .389 1780 1485 Th/CF Harv/Fwdr (ccf/PAWS) 1.9 Ingleby Turkey Nab June- October .2 1240 1240 CF 90% Winch/Rideside Process/Fwdr 1.10 Ingleby GreenHow Moor April-June .35 4000 3330 CF 80% Harvester Fwdr. 20% Fell & winch to Harvester 20320 m3 LOT2 Year 1 NYM DP 2012 SITE DETAILS Contract Area (site) Area name Timing Window Av t size Volume Tonnes T/CF Comments DP2 2.1 Langdale LT12_1 April 12- March 13 .15 3400 2833 Th Harv/Fwdr Line+Matrix Thin 2.2 Langdale BlackNoddle April 12-March 13 .2 4000 3333 Th Harv/Fwdr Line+Matrix Thin 2.3 Dalby Ellerburn April 12 –December .3 2827 2356 Th/CF Harv/Fwdr/Wnch Matrix Thin Excludes School Holiday Periods 10227 m3 Note: Tenderers must include details of any areas where they will not be able to comply with these requirements. If your Tender does not meet these requirements we reserve the right to reject it completely.


name: Redditch Borough Council/Bromsgrove District Council

title: Proposed Contract for the provision of an exclusive mobile Ice Cream sales service at Morton Stanley Park, off Windmill Drive in the Borough of Redditch

street: Town hall

postalCode: b98 8ah


title: Housing Maintenance & Improvement Works Programme - Omnia Project Phase 2

description: Norwich City Council requires a single supplier to provide structural and civil engineering maintenance and improvement works to Omnia properties which are being managed by its Property Services Team.

Norwich City Council

street: Norwich City Council,City Hall

postalCode: NR2 1NH


title: Leeds Accommodation Project - fit out and delapidation services

description: Undertake works to carry out BCO Cat A/B Fit out and Delapidations to two office buildings based in Leeds.

Environment Agency

street: Rivers House,21 Park Square South

postalCode: LS1 2QG


title: 1 & 2 Lock Cottages Refurbishment Works

description: Internal and extenal fabrication works to the Allington Cottages

street: Guildbourne House,Chatsworth Road

postalCode: BN11 1LD


title: GB-Hemel Hempstead: Micklem Drive Voids Structural Refurbishment

description: Renewal of roof coverings, eaves boarding, and rainwater goods,Ceiling renewals, Extensive re-plastering, Bathroom re-newal, Electrical re-wire, Central heating system replacement, Rear garden clearance, Internal redecorations

Dacorum Borough Council

street: Civic Centre,TheMarlowes

postalCode: HP1 1HH


title: Enabling Contract for the Calibration/Validation and Repair of Welding Equipment and Associated Gas Systems in HMS SULTAN, Gosport, Hampshire

Ministry of Defence - HQ Fleet

street: Room 303,Building 1/080,Jago Road, HM Naval Base

postalCode: PO1 3LU


title: General - Supply of Fridge, Freezers, Maintenance/repair of associated equipment


title: 0029 S Homewood IPS 16.08.2012

PCoE - Procurement Centre of Excellence

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: GB-Leicester: Healthwatch Leicester - Soft Market Testing

description: Leicester City Council (the Council) is seeking market sounding information from organisations, communities and groups interested in tendering, either individually or as a part of a consortium for a local Healthwatch organisation. This soft market test is to seek the views and opinions of potential suppliers within the market to establish the services available and to inform the commissioning process. Please note: this invitation at this stage is for market testing only. Going forward, potential providers (including those who have responded to the call for market testing) will be required to respond to a subsequent Contract Notice (the publication of which will depend on the successful development and progression of the programme) in accordance with EU procurement rules and any requirements set out therein. Local Healthwatch is a new involvement body, proposed as part of the changes to the NHS. Leicester City Council is required to commission a local Healthwatch by 1 April 2013. As part of the Health and Social Care Act 2012, it states that the body contracted to be the local Healthwatch must be a ‘body corporate’ (i.e. a legal entity), which is a social enterprise. Healthwatch could be a subsidiary organisation in a group structure provided that there is an independent board with all the required legal responsibilities and capabilities. Equally, Healthwatch could be a new organisation established as a voluntary sector format. If you are an interested provider, who would like to engage with Leicester City Council and provide us with meaningful feedback, please complete the tender documentation found at the following portal: http://www.sourceleicestershire.co.uk/contracts/show/id/7138 and return to procurement-asc@leicester.gov.uk by 1400hrs, 21 August 2012. You may then be invited to meet council representatives to discuss its requirements. Please note that this is not a call for competition. The Council welcomes the opportunity to engage with you and appreciates your assistance in providing us with your views. However, you should note that in any subsequent procurement exercise we will have to comply with our legal obligations and that neither the intention nor the purpose of this soft market testing exercise is to confer any advantage upon its participants in any future procurement exercise. Confidentiality and Freedom of Information. We do ask that all participants sign a non-disclosure agreement before we share any information with you. The purpose of the agreement is to protect both our and your confidential information; and to allow us to engage in meaningful dialogue and to make decisions based on the best information available. As a public authority we are subject to the disclosure requirements under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. We would therefore advise that any information you provide to us which you consider to be confidential is labelled as such. In the event that a request for information is subsequently made under the legislation the request will be dealt with in accordance with the legislation and giving regard to your views on confidentiality.

Leicester City Council

street: B Block, New Walk Sentry,Welford Place

postalCode: LE1 6ZG


name: Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service

title: SEO Web Content

description: Please see Acas Specification for full contract requirements

street: Acas Euston Tower,286 Euston Road,22nd Floor

postalCode: NW1 3JJ


title: Senior Analyst Developer

description: Background Our client has a vacancy for 6 months, based in Taunton. You will be require to both development and support applications. The development aspect of the role could involve developments of varying sizes from project developments spanning the entire lifecycle using agreed standards and tools, to achieve a well-engineered result, to smaller change requests. The system support aspect involves the designation of several systems for which you will act as primary support, and several for which you will provide secondary support. You need to ensure that the systems are fully supported and that any problems are dealt with quickly and effectively in order to minimise impact to “live” operations. Project coding experience is an essential for this position. Main Duties/ Responsibilities • The design, code, test, correction and documentation of software applications of various scales and complexities • Enhance existing applications • Improve the reliability and robustness of the existing systems • Reduce / Eliminate the reliance on out of date / unsupported software • Provide technical advice to internal and external customers • Analyse customer requirements and problems, then generate potential solutions • Document changes to the system and application architecture overviews • Develop relationship with System Owner, Key Users and Users for their allocated systems Outputs/ Deliverables to be achieved The majority of the departments work is in the development of small application development together with general support of existing systems. Whilst it is likely that the you will be involved in development tasks, which could range from small deliverables to potentially large project work, there will be a need for investigations to support existing systems. Documentation is also an important deliverable and the role will require producing documents i.e. Impact Analysts, feasibility studies, Service Transfer documentation. Skills/ Experience Required Essential Skills The post-holder must have demonstrable working knowledge in two or more of the following programming languages: o C# o ASP.net o SQL Plus a good knowledge of at least one of the following technologies: o IIS and web site management o XML o HTML o JavaScript o Microsoft SharePoint o UML o SQL Server o Oracle Desirable Skills • Experience of working within a service delivery environment with a good understanding of the ITIL framework. Demonstrable working knowledge of any of the following programming languages: o VB.Net o C++ o VB o Classic ASP Or a good knowledge of at least one of the following technologies:- o Java o INGRES o UNIX o W4GL (Open Road) Formal Qualifications Required Desirable Qualifications: ISEB Certificate in Systems Development Essentials ISEB ITIL Foundation Certificate in IT Service Management Tool/product/platform specific accreditation as appropriate, such as: • MCTS (Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist) • MCPD (Microsoft Certified Professional Developer)

Capita Resourcing

postalCode: SL6 1DP


name: Department for International Development

title: DFID 5956 Final Design Zambia Access to Finance Programme

description: To undertake the final detailed design and implementation of DFID Zambia’s Access to Finance Programme. As with other DFID funded financial access trusts and projects in Africa, this programme will work with both the public and private sectors to leverage access and facilitate financial sector development in Zambia, especially for the lower end of the market. The goal of the programme will be to make sustainable improvements in the livelihoods of poor people in rural areas. The programme will contribute to an increase in the percentage of people financially included in Zambia to 50% of the population and to a 25% average mean increase in the income levels of 200,000 rural households by 2017. The purpose of the programme will be for the financial sector to deliver a wider range of financial services to more people and businesses in Zambia. By 2017 the programme will take direct attribution for giving 300,000 additional people and businesses access to financial services (of which 195,000 will be women), providing 50,000 smallholders with access to agricultural credit (of which 25,000 women) and 12,000 SMEs access to credit from banks or microfinance institutions.


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: Novel Laser Eye Protection

description: Novel Laser Eye Protection


title: L&D 019 Provision of Training: Lot one Pilot for Gang & Youth Violence, Lot two Domestic Homicide Reviews

description: The requirement is for delivering training by trainers with subject knowlege, The requirement has been split into two lots, one for Gang & Youth Violence, the other for Domestic Homicide Reviews. You may bid for either or both Lots. Lot One (Gangs): The Home Office commissioned organisations to develop a training package for frontline professionals to equip them with the skills to deal with the complexities of sexual and/or domestic violence within a gang context. A comprehensive training package has been developed. This tender is for the pilot of the training programme, accreditation of the course and then wider delivery to frontline professionals. Lot Two (DHRs) : Following Implementation of Statutory guidance The Home Office has developed training materials for those who wish to chair Domestic homicide Reviews (DHRs), and we plan to offer this free training to those in the statutory or voluntary sectors. The training is aimed at developing additional skills within the statutory and voluntary sectors to enable areas to take forward DHRs without the need to rely on private consultants. This tender is for delivery of this training to support the Home Office guidance on conducting DHRs. This tender allows the programme of study to be delivered by experts in the field of domestic violence. Further information is on the attachment.


title: Pest Control Services

description: County Durham Procurement Consortium invite Expressions of interest from suitably qualified and resourced companies for the provision of Pest Control Services to the Tees, Esk and Wear Valley NHS Foundation Trust (TEWV). The Contract will be for a period of 36 months with the option to extend for a further 12 months plus 12 months. The Trust specialises in providing mental health care to a broad spectrum of age groups ranging from young children to the elderly and covering a large geographical area from North Yorkshire to the borders of Tyneside. The Pest Control Services will be provided at various locations across the estate. The current requirement for services is to 55 locations, 19 contract sites and 36 sites requiring an as and when service. The service will comprise the pest control of the premises with the requirements tailored to the site specific needs. Full details of the service requirement will be contained in the subsequent tender documents. Interested parties will be requested to complete a Pre Qualification Questionnaire PQQ. This document will be emailed to you upon receipt of your expression of interest. Tender documents will be issued to companies short listed from the PQQ stage. Please express your interest by clicking on the following link http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6433 Expressions of interest close at 12 noon 7th January

street: Bede House,Belmont Business Park

postalCode: DH1 1TW


title: Chilthorne Domer VC Primary School - Building of a Classroom Extension

description:
Tenders will soon be invited for the building of a classroom extension at Chilthorne Domer VC Primary School, near Yeovil. These works are being undertaken for Somerset County Council and overseen by Southwest One. The contract value is expected to be in the region of £150,000.

 Tender documentation is expected to be sent out at the end of January 2013 for return in March 2013 with the work being carried out between April and August 2013.

 Expressions of interest are invited from contractors who have full accreditation to Gold Standard on the EXOR (COPROP Region) database and who are covered by EXOR for works of the above estimated value.

 Contractors meeting this requirement who wish to be considered should make an application via e-mail, marked for the attention of the Register of Contractors and clearly referencing the above works and project number P12771, to the registerofcontractors@somerset.gov.uk. This email should also state where the project will be managed from. The deadline for such initial expressions of interest will be 12noon on Friday 14 December 2012.

 Contractors expressing an interest will be asked to complete a short number of questions to assist in the creation of a tendering shortlist, although final contract selection will be based on price. The deadline for responses to these questions will be 12noon on Monday 7 January 2013.

 It is anticipated that most of the tender documentation will be provided electronically for instance with drawings provided in PDF and DWG format. Therefore interested contractors must have the appropriate resources to accommodate this.

 No undertaking is given that any applicant will be included on the select list or invited to tender for works.

 (MT Ref:95379)

Somerset County Council

street: County Hall,Please make your inital expression of interest via e-mail to registerofcontractors@somerset.gov.uk ,Property & FM, Southwest One

postalCode: TA1 4DY


title: Battle Bourne Landscape & Maintenance Contract

description: Landscaping and maintenance

Environment Agency

street: Kings Meadow House,Kings Meadow Road

postalCode: RG1 8DQ


title: Situational Leadership

description: Situational Leadership course for approx 12 staff based in Leeds


title: Lead Agency for Oughton Children's Centre

description: Provision of services to the community. Pre-school education services. The Council’s Children’s Services department has a requirement for the provision of a lead agency role for the Oughton and Villages Children’s Centre throughout the period of the Agreement. The Lead Agency will be responsible for ensuring the delivery of the children’s centre core purpose. The core purpose of a children’s centre is improving outcomes for young children and their families, with a particular focus on the most disadvantaged families in order to reduce inequalities in • Child development and school readiness Supported by improved • Parenting aspirations, self esteem and parenting skills • Child and family health and life chances The Lead Agency will be expected to: 1. provide innovative approaches to community based local services for children aged 0-5 years and their parents 2. provide integrated support to children and families using targeted evidence based interventions for those in greatest need 3. involve local families in determining how services are delivered 4. develop effective partnerships with other agencies, from a variety of sectors, to ensure the whole package of support and activities are available The Council is looking for agencies with a strong track record of partnership working and delivering good quality child focused services. Lead Agencies can come from the statutory sector, including schools, health and district & borough councils; or from the private, voluntary and community sectors. The funding for the financial period 1st January 2013 to 31st March 2013 will be £52,116.75. There is a commitment by Members of Hertfordshire County Council to extend all Children's Centre contracts to 31st March 2014; details of that funding will be made available in January 2013.

Herfordshire County Council

postalCode: SG1 2FQ


name: National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI)

title: Computer Information Points Tender

description:
To supply, deliver and install full-height hoardings to enclose the Shipping gallery to provide a secure, dust-proof environment to enable the decant of Shipping prior to the fitout of MMC.

 These will be robust, double-height hoardings of jumbo stud construction designed to a standard that reflects the need for them to be in position throughout the delivery phase (2.5 years).

 The main hoarding will be sited at the entrance to the gallery at the East end of the site. There will also be hoardings at the secondary entrances to the site: West end on the 2nd floor and 2nd Mezzanine levels, East Mezzanine level and 3rd floor around the spiral staircase. Plans for this are provided.

 (MT Ref:88871)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Galleries and Exhibitions

postalCode: SW7 2DD