title: Automated Sub-culturing System

description: Automated Sub-culturing System


name: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

scheme: CPV

title: Terherless Patient Simulator with Automatic/Instructor Control

documentType: tenderNotice

description:
Tetherless patient Simulator with Automatic/Instructor Control which can be used for the early stages of training and development of skills for medical staff.

 The equipment must be able to reproduce a realistic enviormental experience in medical simulation from accident to ER to ICU situation, a diagnosis & treatment of a patients condition using real monitoring and resus equipment controlled up to a distance of 3000mtrs

 between rooms & floors with smooth transitions between physiological states in response to comands from a wireless PC/tablet, should have the capability to exhale CO2, and have a clear cyanosis when required and be able to ventilate easily.

 The system should be compatable via a suitable interface with existing camera/DVD recording capability to record patient data for feedback purposes.

 (MT Ref:96220)

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: goods

street: Royal Hallamshire Hospital,Glossop Road

postalCode: S10 2JF

countryName: UK

name: Glyn Elliott - Assistant Supplies Manager

initiationType: tender


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

title: Design Supply and Installation of two Parkour areas

description: Design, Supply and Installation of two Parkour Areas one at Lynnsport Park and Leisure Centre and the other at The Walks (Heritage area) sites

mainProcurementCategory: works

street: Kings Court,Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX


title: Cyclical works identified in the MCA forward maintenance register, including maintenance visits, internal and external decoration and minor projects throughout Aberdeen and Forth district..

description: Cyclical works identified in the MCA forward maintenance register, including maintenance visits, internal and external decoration and minor projects throughout the Aberdeen and Forth district. This Tender is being managed by the MCA's property management company James Barr, for further details on this tender please contact:, Stuart Ferris James Barr Ltd 226 West George Glasgow G2 2LN Tel - 0141 3008000 Fax - 0141 3008001 email- sferris@jamesbarr.co.uk


title: Internal Audit Services

description: The provision of Internal Audit Services, details of which can be found in the attached specification.

mainProcurementCategory: services

UK Sport

street: 2nd Floor ,40 Bernard Street

postalCode: WC1N 1ST


description: This Invitation to Tender (“ITT”) sets out the requirement of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills’ (“BIS”) regarding a contract for the development and management of its Sigma Scan (an on-line searchable repository of approximately 250 horizon scanning papers).The Sigma Scan exists to provide well researched, independent analysis of a wide range of future issues, trends and possible developments, for the purpose of informing government policymaking. Foresight Horizon Scanning Centre (HSC) now wishes to move to a more ambitious model for the Sigma Scan. The HSC is planning to achieve this in 3 phases: Phase 1: scoping and review of existing papers; Phase 2: updating of papers and commissioning of new papers and Phase 3: the management of the Sigma Scan over a 1-2 year period. This ITT refers to Phase 1 only, which should be completed by 30 September 2012. Details of Phase 2 are included as context and background only. Details of Phase 3 will be provided as part of the ITT for Phase 2.

street: Department for Business, Innovation & Skills ,Fifth floor ,1 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0ET


title: L&D30 Supply of questions and marking of answer sheets for the OISC’s competence assessment programme

description: To provide a service that supplies questions and marks answer sheets to assess the competence of those applying to become regulated immigration and asylum advisers or for regulated advisers applying to increase their level of authorisation.

PCoE - Procurement Centre of Excellence

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: LSBU5/SPARES LSBU5/0065

description: JACK,LEVELING SUPPORT BOLT FLANGE MOUNTING


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN AUTOMATED ELECTROWETTING BASED DROPLET ACTUATION SYSTEM

description: DSTL wishes to demonstrate whether the droplet actuation and surface cleaning part of the system described as published in Jonsson-Niedziolka 1 ka et al Lab Chip, 2011,11,490-496, can be automated to a standard so that it could be repeatedly operated by a user with minimal training. The system used an electrowetting-on-dielectric (EWOD) actuated droplet to remove previously collected aerosol from a hydrophobic or superhydrophobic surface The final system should be a laboratory bench breadboard prototype and should include all components required apart from external power. The supplier will be required to supply 100 superhydrophobic surfaces for use when testing the system using the method of production as described in Jonsson-Niedziolka 1 ka et al Lab Chip, 2011,11,490-496. The system will be required to undergo testing, from sub-process demonstrations to cleaning efficiency test using biological aerosol (the bio-aerosol testing will take place at DSTL). The efficiency testing of the complete system is expected to begin around March 2013, with assistance from successful contractor. The contractor will be expected to use and engage with Institut d'électronique de microélectronique et de nanotechnologie (IEMN) at Lille University to supply the super hydrophobic surfaces and provide advice on the system design


title: National Stakeholder Engagement and Related Services

description: Please refer to the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) advert. A link to the advert is contained below within the "How to Apply Instructions to Suppliers".

Environment Agency

street: Horizon House,Deanery Road

postalCode: BS1 5AH


title: Babies up to 13 months leaflet - A5 48pp

description: Technical specification Quantity 250,000 Run-on 50,000 Finished size A5 Bled Portrait Number of pages 48 Self Cover. ________________________________________ Artwork PDF Printer's proof PDF ________________________________________ Content Options Specific stock: 50% recycled minimum Material Coated Silk 115gsm ________________________________________ Colours CMYK ________________________________________ Finishing Saddle Stitched


title: Alterations to the MDT Unit at HMP Lancaster Farms EMP - 0753

description:
CPI wishes to create a single supplier framework agreement to remove, transport and dispose of effluent waste from CPI’s process plants at Wilton, Teesside and Sedgefield, County Durham.

 The waste process water is to be collected and disposed of according to the relevant UK and European legislation in place.

 (MT Ref:91617)

Centre for Process Innovation Limited

street: The Wilton Centre,Wilton

postalCode: TS10 4RF


title: Rental of Industrial Unit

description: Part funded via European Regional Development Funded (ERDF) Grant, Salford Solar Prototyping Unit provides a unique facility to support North West based SMEs in the development and testing of new and innovative solar PV technologies. The project is looking to rent an industrial unit that will house, the new solar prototyping equipment purchased as part of the ERDF project

University of Salford

street: Joule House

postalCode: M5 4WT


title: GB-Stevenage: Adult Drug and Alcohol Innovation Fund

description: The Drug and Alcohol Joint Commissioning Team have established an Innovation Fund to offer opportunities for the development of innovative schemes which will support the overall goal of Recovery and Re-integration for Adult Drug & Alcohol Users, their Carers or Families and thereby meet the outcomes of national and local strategy in Hertfordshire. The Innovation Fund is designed to support innovative projects delivered by any sector (for example school, community group, faith groups, voluntary sector or statutory agency). Bids are welcomed from groups who are working together in their communities to provide support people to help them overcome barriers and improve their lives. The overall ambition of this new Innovation Fund is to achieve improved health and wellbeing for our communities. Applicants will need to demonstrate an understanding of the complexity of problems experienced by Adult Drug and Alcohol Users and the impact this can have on their Carers/Families and local communities.

Hertfordshire County Council

street: 2nd Floor Farnham House,Six Hills way

postalCode: SG1 2FQ


name: Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation Programme

title: Research Opportunity: Disorders of pregnancy

description: Applications are sought for clinical studies which aim to establish clinical efficacy of novel interventions or tests for the management of disorders of pregnancy. For the purpose of this call, a disorder of pregnancy includes all conditions that arise as a consequence of pregnancy and affect the health of the pregnant women or the health of the foetus or neonate or result in miscarriage or stillbirth. Conditions include (but are not limited to): high-blood pressure, pre-eclampsia, eclampsia, gestational diabetes, and pre-term labour. This call does not include studies which investigate fertility, conception, sexual health or antenatal stem cell research or conditions of the neonate which do not arise solely as a consequence of the disorder of pregnancy.

postalCode: SO16 7NS


title: PO 6052 - Call down - Conflict and Stabilisation Courses

description: Suite of Conflict and Stabilisation Courses on Behalf of the Stabilisation Unit (and in Partnership with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Department for International Development and the Ministry of Defence). A Stabilisation Unit e-learning course Conflict and Stabilisation Introduction Course A Conflict and Stabilisation Practitioners’ Course The Stabilisation Unit (SU), in partnership with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), Department for International Development (DFID) and Ministry of Defence (MOD), is seeking a provider to design and deliver a suite of three inter-linked conflict and stabilisation courses for its staff. The courses should provide staff across the FCO, DFID, MOD and SU with grounding in the principles of conflict prevention and stabilisation.


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

title: Supply and Installation of Security Netting at HMP Swansea

description: Supply and installation of security netting at HMP Swansea


title: Electron Microscopy - Maintenance of FEI Manufactured Equipment


title: Provision of a Working Capital Facility

description:
Kingston Hospital NHS Trust requires the provision of a committed capital facility (conditional on the Trust achieving Foundation Trust status) that is consistent with Monitor's minimum requirements for a working capital facility, in the range of £15 million.

 (MT Ref:94478)

Kingston Hospital NHS Trust

street: Argosy House,31 - 39 Kingston Hill,Purchasing

postalCode: KT2 7PU


title: Temporary Office for CBRM Sales team at NIBSC South Mimms

description: The National Institute for Biological Standards and Control (NIBSC) has identified a need to accommodate the CBRM sales team into temporary building to aide with staff expansion. At present the building is used as laboratory space. This refit will turn the existing laboratory space into office space to accommodate the CBRM sales team. Within the plantroom area, a small kitchenette will be formed. The facility will consist of a temporary building approx 12m long by 4.5m wide and will be environmentally compliant. The temporary building will be located within the Institute grounds as shown in the drawing in Appendix A of the Specification attached. The external colour of the building will be green. The contractor will provide adequate “temporary” foundations such as slabs or railway sleepers that provide adequate stability, but are readily removed at the end of the buildings life. The requirements of this project include (but are not limited to): - Strip out and re-location; - Re-decoration; - Electrical containment; - Power installation; - Lighting; - Furniture installation

Health Protection Agency

street: 61 Colindale Avenue


title: Invitation to preferred supplier list for train & bus passenger research

description: See attached documents for details

Passenger Focus

street: 3rd floor Fleetbank House,2-6 Sailsbury Square

postalCode: EC4Y 8JX


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Probation - Durham Tees Valley

title: Provision of Psychology Services for the Durham Tees Valley Probation Trust

description: To support the Trust in developing, piloting and evaluating evidence based approaches to reduce re-offending. To provide for the professional development of the Trust's psychology staff. To support the Trust in the management and assessment of individual very high risk offenders and to work with other relevant organisations and agencies on behalf of the Trust.


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Probation - Greater Manchester

title: Board Secretary service

description: The Board Secretary service is required for the delivery of a robust and pro-active board secretariat service to ensure that the Board operates intra vires in all aspects of its governance role, and that Board decisions are accurately recorded and implemented.

postalCode: M16 0PQ


title: FPP Walk in Freezer for HPA Porton

description: The HPA (Porton) site seeks to appoint a supplier to design and install a walk in freezer for the storage of a pharmaceutical product. The extent of the scope of this project will cover the complete works associated with the manufacture & installation of a new walk in freezer, to provide a common frozen Material Store compliant with GMP Regulations.


name: Department for Work and Pensions (CD Sourcing)

title: Sports Related Motivational Programme - Argyll & Bute

description: The West of Scotland Jobcentre Plus District has identified a need for a bespoke sports related motivational programme for their Claimants. The provision aims to support Claimants to progress into sustainable employment through a bespoke sports and activity related learning programme delivered from sports venues across the District. The District require two courses to be delivered in Dunoon. The first course will commence September 2012 and the second course will commence January 2013.

postalCode: S1 4EP


name: Department for Work and Pensions (Procurement Operations)

title: Assistance to one of our Training Design teams to design and deliver internal products which utilises a Situational Leadership training course/programme

description: assistance to one of our Training Design teams to design and deliver internal products which utilises a Situational Leadership training course/programme and for 3 staff to become accredited Situational Leadership trainers.


title: GB-Saffron Walden: Estates Environmental Improvements, including Commercial Boiler replacements

description: Boiler refurbishment projects at various Sheltered Housing Schemes comprising the replacement of the existing outdated boiler plant with new high-efficiency modern equipment with a view to reducing energy usage and carbon emissions. As well as replacing the boiler plant, the contractor shall cost modifications to be carried out on the existing heating system within the flats to improve the controllability of the system for the tenants. As the works are to be carried out whilst the residents are in situ, temporary boiler plant and hot water generation are to be provided to maintain the service provision to the occupants.

Uttlesford District Council

street: London Road,

postalCode: CB11 4ER

countryName: GB


name: National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI)

documentType: awardNotice

title: The Time Line - App Developer

description: The National Railway Museum is looking for an App Developer to work with us on an exciting project to produce the Museum’s first ever smartphone app. The Time Line is a groundbreaking and high profile project that brings railway history to the train traveller on the move, telling the story of how travel has been sold to the public in a unique way and presenting the opportunity to create a world first.We are looking for a highly creative individual or agency with proven experience of developing apps for iPhone, as well as experience and ability in web design. We require someone with creative flair and solid technical expertise to deliver a world class product. (MT Ref:86752)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Galleries and Exhibitions

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Capability Review

description: Capability Review


name: Redditch Borough Council/Bromsgrove District Council

title: Proposed Contract for the delivery of a training/support programme for the local Voluntary & Community sector

description: We are inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified providers for the delivery of a training/support programme for the Local Voluntary & Community Sector. 1. A programme of training workshops specifically targeted at Redditch VCS – themes to be developed via consultation with local VCS organisations and Redditch Borough Council. 2. The work will also need to support the forging of stronger links with other similar interest groups across the region, and securing targeted support by specialist infrastructure from outside the area. 3. Carry out an audit of training needs regarding equality and diversity issues via consultation/evaluation within the mainstream VCS in Redditch, in readiness for future development of the training and support programme for equality good practice. It must be noted that the Council has set aside a budget of £15,000 total over a three year period (£5K per annum)

street: Town hall,walter Stranz Square

postalCode: B98 8AH


title: Children’s Commissioner’s Work on School Exclusions – Children and Young People’s Advisory Group.

description: During 2011 and early 2012, the Children’s Commissioner ran an Inquiry into school exclusions. This Inquiry published its initial report: “They Never Give Up on You”, in March 2012. A copy of the report is available at: http://www.childrenscommissioner.gov.uk/content/publications/content_561 Building on the findings of this Inquiry, the Children’s Commissioner is taking forward two strands of work throughout 2012 and 2013. These are: • A further investigation into the extent and nature of illegal exclusions from schools in England; and • Research into the reasons for inequalities in levels of school exclusions between different groups of children. The purpose of this project is to involve a group of children and young people in the above strands of work through 2012 and early 2013. These young people will inform and influence the development of these work strands, including where possible be involved in any commissioning and procurement of providers. They will then continue to help inform, influence, monitor and review the work. In addition, we would like the young people to develop ideas on how children and young people can be informed of their rights when they are excluded from school. Their ideas will need to embrace what information do children and young people who have been excluded needed to know and the format or method of communication that will be most accessible to them e.g. a leaflet. Their ideas should be worked up into two or three proposals that can be presented to OCC. From the presentation a decision can be made by OCC on how to take this work forward.

Office of the Children's Commissioner

street: 33 Greycoat Street,London

postalCode: SW1P 2QF


title: Project Manager

description: Our Central Government Client is currently looking for a Project Delivery Manager to be based in Leeds on a full time basis. This is an immediate requirement and will be for an initial 6 month contract. This role is responsible for the management and delivery of phase 2 of a business change and IT application development programme with internal and external stakeholders. Main duties and responsibilities: •The set up and agreement with suppliers of appropriate reporting, governance and document production •Management and delivery of plans to ensure all necessary preparation and execution tasks and dependencies are included. •Ongoing management of those plans to achieve the delivery goals •Work with key stakeholders to manage the deployment of all aspects of the relevant Phase 2 deliverables •Identify and mitigate potential risks for delivery of key Phase 2 products •Operate as a full member of the Phase 2 team, supporting the Programme Director and other team members as directed Skills and experience: •Knowledge of Waterfall methodology •Experience in outsourcing / offshoring application development is essential •Experience in the delivery of projects, with particular emphasis on the management of suppliers and stakeholders in both business change and IT projects •Experience of governance and risk control frameworks •Ability to communicate abstract concepts effectively and to engage with the business at a business and technical level is paramount. •Must be able to optimise delivery from service providers who operate within a variety of different contracts. •The successful candidate must be able to bring best practice knowledge to complex, time bound, multi component programmes •Possess strong analytical skills with a proven ability to persuade and influence senior decision-making. •Must have experience of working for a large, complex organisation Additional comments Please note that the successful candidate will be required to undergo a Basic Security Check, which is at a cost of £25.

Capita Resourcing

postalCode: SL6 1DP


title: On-The-Go Recycling Bins Framework

description: The London Borough of Hackney is seeking to establish a two year framework for the provision of 2-compartment litter recycling bins (also known as on-the-go recycling bins). The Council is initially seeking quotations from suppliers for the provision of 250 2-compartment litter recycling bins dual litter recycling bins, which must be invoiced no later than Friday 30th March 2012.

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY

postalCode: E8 4RU


name: Defence Support Group, DSG Support Group

title: GB-telford: LSBU9/0319 - SUPPLY OF ROUND RAMMER ASSEMBLY; COMPOSITE IRREGULAR SHAPED, COMPRISING 12 ITEMS

description: ARMOURED MILITARY SPARES; ROUND RAMMER ASSEMBLY STEEL; COMPOSITE IRREGULAR SHAPED, COMPRISING 12 ITEMS. N2/1005 99 9731408 FL1681A EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS REQUIREMENT ARE TO BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING OR BY EMAIL AND AS AN ABSOLUTE MINIMUM DEMONSTRATE THE FOLLOWING: 1. EVIDENCE OF ISO 9001:2008 ACCREDITATION; 2. PROVEN KNOWLEDGE OF AND THE CAPABILITY TO DELIVER THE REQUIRED SCOPE OF WORK: 3. EXPERIENCE OF SIMILAR WORK ON PREVIOUS CONTRACTS, PARTICULARLY THOSE HELD BY MOD OR OTHER GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

street: DSG Land Supply, Building B15, MoD Donnington

postalCode: TF2 8JT


title: Provision of Independent Travel Training

description: FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT FOR THE PROVISION OF AN INDEPENDENT TRAVEL TRAINING PROVISION FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AND/OR VULNERABLE ADULTS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS (“SEN”) AND/OR DISABILITIES East London Solutions (ELS), the sub regional grouping of Havering, Redbridge, Waltham Forest, Tower Hamlets, Newham and Barking and Dagenham is in place to progress collaborative opportunities, to drive savings and increase service improvement. The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham (“the Authority”) acting on behalf of itself and the above members of ELS is inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced organisations with an interest in delivering an independent travel training provision for children and young people and/or vulnerable adults with special educational needs and / or disabilities. The current Independent Travel Training provision has been piloted by several of the ELS members and from the success of these pilots the ELS members are looking to enhance the provision currently available to them to make it more inclusive for all user-groups. Service Users will consist of children and young people and/or vulnerable adults resident in the boroughs of the Participating Members, with disabilities and / or special educational needs who are eligible for travel assistance in line with the eligibility criteria of the relevant Participating Member. The aim of the Service is to promote independence, with a view to enable independent travel, to enable Service Users to build confidence and learn skills to use the options of using various modes of transport or walking to reach any destination safely. The Provider shall enable and empower Service Users to be independent travellers wherever possible and, in cases where this is not possible, to achieve their individual potential through supported travel. The Framework shall be composed of the following Lots: • Lot 1: Physical and Sensory Needs • Lot 2: Communication and Interaction Needs • Lot 3: Cognitive and Learning Needs • Lot 4: Behaviour, Emotional and Social Difficulties • Lot 5: Adults The Framework will commence on 1st September 2012 for a period of two years with the possibility of extension for a further two years at the discretion of The Authority. The award of the contract will be based on the ability to deliver a travel training programme, the financial implications and technical ability of each submission from Tenderers. As this is a Framework Providers shall be aware that appointment to the Framework shall not constitute a guarantee of any minimum level of work or that any appointed provider shall be awarded any work at all. Furthermore, whilst it is the intention of the Authority and the Participating Members to utilise the Framework for the provision of Independent Travel Training the Authority and the Participating Members shall be free to obtain this provision from providers outside of the Framework should this represent best value. All work under the Framework shall be awarded to the providers on the Framework by way of Call-Off process, details of which are included in the Expressions of Interest pack. The evaluation criteria for appointment to the Framework shall consist of Price 60% and Technical Ability and Quality 40%. Those who submit a Tender may be called for an interview and asked to present their proposals and methodologies.

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: Procurement Support Officer,Town Hall,Town Square

postalCode: IG11 7LU


title: GB-Romford: Social Fund - localisation of its delivery

description: Tender for a contract to deliver discretionary elements of the current Social Fund in a way that best meets local need from 1st April 2013. This scheme will provide qualifying individuals with one-off payments for emergencies and other items that the individuals may find it difficult to budget for.

London Borough of Havering

street: Town Hall,Main Road

postalCode: RM1 3BD


title: GB-Stoke On Trent: Water Supply Analysis

description: Stoke On Trent City Council require a Water Supply Analysis to be done at the Chatterley Whitfield site. For more information please log onto the Bravo e-tendering system. Project number 18342 and ITT number 29469.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

street: Corporate Purchasing and Contracts Unit, Audit Services, PO Box 1709, Swift House, Glebe Street,,https://wmcoe.bravosolution.co.uk,https://wmcoe.bravosolution.co.uk

postalCode: ST4 1HW


title: Invitation to Tender - TUPE services - HMT471

description: The Pre-Budget Report of 2009 announced the creation of Infrastructure UK (IUK) to act as the focal point for the UK’s infrastructure strategy, financing, development and delivery. As part of this initiative the staff of Partnerships UK, a public private partnership, transferred to (IUK). The transition took place in 2010 and IUK is now part of HM Treasury. HM Treasury’s TUPE undertakings require it to continue to provide certain employee benefits to those transferees. HM Treasury is seeking to compete services for the provision of these benefits. Any resultant contract entered into by HM Treasury shall be under the terms and conditions of the Ministry of Defence Framework reference CBC2A/1354.


title: Gas Servicing Auditor (for Domestic & District Heating Systems)

description:
Merlin Housing Society is looking for an auditor of its district and domestic gas heating servicing and testing regime.

 The closing date for receipt of submissions is 11 June 2012.

 The contract will be initially for 3 years with an optional 24 month extension period.

 IMPORANT NOTE: This tender is being run through Merlin's eProcuremant portal, https://in-tendhost.co.uk/merlinhs. You will be required to register as a potential supplier, on doing so you will be sent an email confirming your login details from here you will then be able to express your interest in the tender and download the documents.

 (MT Ref:88937)

Merlin Housing Society

street: Riverside 1,Riverside Court, Chipping Sodbury

postalCode: BS37 6JX


name: Department for International Development

title: DFID 6038 Monitoring and Evaluation, Environmental and Social Management and Maintenance of Roads in the East of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

description: DFID’s support to roads in eastern DRC is intended to reduce income poverty and improve security in North and South Kivu. This impact will be delivered by catalysing economic activity and service provision through secure, all-weather, climate resilient roads.


title: Secondary Glazing at The Engine House, Swindon

description: installation of secondary window units to the premises ‘The Engine House’ at: Fire Fly Avenue, Swindon Wilts, SN2 2EH’.

English Heritage

postalCode: SN2 2EH


title: DFID 5622: Forest Governance Markets & Climate (FGMC) Programme Facilitator

description: To effectively manage and facilitate the implementation of the UK’s Forest Governance Markets and Climate (FGMC) Programme DFID is seeking a Service Provider (SP) to act as a Forest Governance Facilitator.


title: Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC) Refurbishment at 57/63 Church Street, Birmingham

description: The contract type proposed for the works is a JCT Intermediate Building Contract 2005. The proposed works include strip out of existing heating and cooling plant and installation of new central heating and comfort cooling systems as described below. The works shall be carried out with the building in occupation by the existing tenants so the majority of the works will be out of normal working hours and shall not interrupt the day to day operation of the building occupants. All works shall be phased to allow for the existing building to remain operational during the works. Scope of Works: Strip Out The contractor shall isolate and remove the existing chiller, associated controls and pipework connections to the air handling plant. The contractor shall strip out the existing boilers, associated pumps, controls and strip pipework back to a suitable point. All circulation pumps shall be removed. The existing perimeter heating within the offices shall be isolated with the pipework in the floor void drained down and capped off at the main riser. The existing heating pipework within the core areas shall be retained and reused where possible. All other existing redundant plant shall be isolated removed. Modifications of Existing Systems Modify the existing supply and extract ventilation plant from Variable Air Volume (VAV) to provide fresh air requirement only. Isolate and modify the existing terminal VAV units within the floor voids to provide fresh air only via existing floor grilles. The existing Building Management System (BMS) serving the plant shall be modified to suit the installation of the new plant. Installation of New Systems The contractor shall supply, install, test and commission a new Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) Heat Recovery Air Conditioning System to serve office areas within the ground to fourth floor. The system shall be capable of providing independent heating or cooling irrespective of the other indoor units. A new independent VRF system shall be installed to each floor with tenants controls on each floor. Individual room controllers shall be provided to all existing cellular offices. A master landlords control facility shall be installed that is capable of controlling all units. Each system shall be independently sub-metered from the local tenants distribution board on the associated floor. The contractor shall supply, install, test and commission a new gas fired condensing boiler installation and associated equipment, pipework and controls to provide heating to the core areas and AHU heater battery. The contractor shall install a new distribution board on each office floor to serve the VRF system. The contractor shall install all necessary electrical services to allow for the installations of the new mechanical plant. All new systems shall be provided with Operation and Maintenance Manuals with an on-site demonstration to site management/maintenance staff as part of the system handover.

Middlesbrough Borough Council

postalCode: Postcode


name: Department for Communities and Local Government

title: Analytical Programme for the European Regional Development Fund 2014-2020

description: This is a research specification to commission an analytical programme for ERDF focusing upon investment made in the funding period 2007-2013. DCLG requires evidence to shape the development of the fund with the European Commission, to ensure interventions support outcomes for economic growth and the Government’s policy objectives. The purpose of the analytical programme is to deliver a package of evidence that informs the implementation and effective delivery of the next round of ERDF.


title: Monitoring of Legionella Bacteria in Water Systems

description:
You are invited to submit a quotation for monitoring of legionella bacteria in water systems for properties owned by Newcastle under Lyme Borough Council.

 The carrying out and submission of proposals for the Council owned premises will be as per an attached list of properties and frequencies as contained in the 'Request for Quotation' documentation available from Stephen Lloyd.

 (MT Ref:86311)

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

street: Civic Offices,Merrial Street,Facilities Management

postalCode: ST5 2AG


name: NETSCC, Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation

title: Tentative Research Opportunity: Paediatric Medicine (Scope to be Narrowed and Title to be Confirmed)

street: Alpha House,University of Southampton Science Park

postalCode: SO16 7NS


title: PROVISION OF PARK AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE

description: Glusburn & Cross Hills Parish Council would like to invite expressions of interest for the grounds maintenance contract at the main village park and local amenity areas. The contract will be for a period of two years, with the option to extend for a further one year. Bidders should provide details of similar sized contracts held and at least two reference contacts should be given. Brief Description: Grass cutting to a specified standard, general maintenance and the opening and closing of the toilet facilities. A detailed specification is available from the Parish Clerk by contacting as follows: contact@glusburnandcrosshills.co.uk - 01535 653923 Expressions of interest are required by the 1st March 2012, please ensure your expression of interest contains the following detail: • Your level of interest • Full company name • Full business address • Company registered number if applicable • Reference contacts • Previous experience Expressions of interest should be forwarded to: Judith Naylor Parish Clerk 24 Styveton Way Steeton Nr Keighley Yorkshire. BD20 6TP Contact@glusburnandcrosshills.co.uk Please note, expression of interest received after the 1st March 2012 will not be considered.


title: DFID 5788: Consultancy to Support Setting up Project Management Unit (PMU) under KUSP CMU

description: DFID’s support to KUSP requires a project management and technical assistance consultancy service to set up a Project Management Unit (PMU). The PMU will provide management support and technical assistance to Change Management Unit (CMU) KUSP to facilitate, coordinate, administer and execute RAY towards achievement of outcomes and outputs indicated in this terms of reference.


title: PROCUREMENT OF SERVICES – NORWICH CITY FOOTBALL CLUB - MATCH DAY ROAD CLOSURES AROUND CARROW ROAD

description: Norwich City Council, as agents for the Highway Authority, has a requirement to arrange road closures in the vicinity of the football ground for all Norwich City Football Club first team home games and other significant events

Norwich City Council

street: Norwich City Council,City Hall

postalCode: NR2 1NH


title: GB-Leamington Spa: Provision of RHPP supported biomass to 7 dwellings *Duplicated*

description: Supply and install of 7 RHPP supported biomass heating stystems to domestic dwellings.

Warwick District Council

street: Riverside House,Milverton Hill

postalCode: CV32 5HZ


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

title: GB-LSBU10/0678: MOR81 -LEG ASSEMBLY, FIXED C/WSTRAP, SECURING MTG LEGS

description: DMC - MOR81 - MORTAR 81 MM NSN - 1015999633731 DRAWING/ PART NO - MR1315SA LEG ASSEMBLY FIXED - COMPLETE WITH STRAP, SECURING MOUNTING LEGS 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


title: GB-Trent: CR2012/500*Waste Composition Analysis

description: To undertake a municipal waste composition analysis on behalf of the City of Stoke-on-Trent Council (Staffordshire County Council represented in the JWMB have expressed that they may wish to have an analysis of the kerbside domestic waste). Provide baseline information on the composition of all waste streams collected by the local authority or taken by residents to either of the two Civic Amenity (CA) sites within the conurbation of Stoke on Trent.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

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

postalCode: ST4 1HH


title: Environment programme fund: trialling new ways of working with local authorities on climate change

description: This project will focus on understanding, scoping and trialling ways of working on climate change adaptation with upper and lower tier local authorities (LAs), and groupings of LAs in England. The project will start in January 2012 and will support the Environment Agency (EA) to embed its enhanced role in the delivery of climate change adaptation advice.


title: HMRC Vehicle Insurance Policy

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


title: Science Museum website homepage redesign

description:
Design and front-end coding of a new homepage for the Science Museum website

 (MT Ref:87072)

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: National contract for the screeening for HBV, HCV and HIV nucleic acids in cadaveric tissue donatons

description: Screening for HBV, HCV and HIV nucleic acids in cadaveric tissue donantions Reagent rentals - cost of the assays includes the equipment, maintenance, servicing, installation, delivery, training and support.


title: GB-Brandon, Suffolk: Heating Systems - Sheltered Housing Schemes

description: Flagship wishes to appoint providers for the installation of replacement heating systems and the addition of solar thermal heat sources at two Sheltered Housing Schemes. Lot 1 Lakenheath, Suffolk: The replacement of a system of atmospheric, non-condensing boilers, refurbishment of the boiler house and complete renewal of the heating system at a sheltered scheme for elderly persons. The two existing oil-fired boilers are considered to be life-expired and although both are in working order. Lot 2 Brandon, Suffolk: The replacement of a system of atmospheric, non-condensing boilers, refurbishment of the boiler house and complete renewal of the heating system at a sheltered scheme for elderly persons. The two existing gas-fired boilers are considered to be life-expired and although both are in working order. Lot 3 A single combined offering for both Lot 1 and Lot 2.

Flagship Housing Group Ltd

street: Keswick Hall,Keswick

postalCode: NR4 6TJ


title: Management and Provision of School Catering Services

description: Management and Provision of Catering Service at Churchfield Academy, Swindon

Saville Consultancy Services

street: 2 The Cottages,Munstone

postalCode: HR1 3AJ


title: Supply of Lenovo Desktops

description: Supply of Lenovo Desktops.


name: Maritime Equipment Transformation (MET), DE&S

title: GB-Bristol: Supply of Rotary Switches in support of Visual Signalling Equip, General Lighting, et al.

description: In order to continue support to the Visual Signalling, General Lighting, Main Static Conversion and Main Electrical Distribution Equipments, the Authority seek Expressions of Interest for the Supply of the following NATO codified Rotary Switches: Qty 02 - NSN 5930-99-2546321 Qty 08 - NSN 5930-99-3013640 Qty 15 - NSN 5930-99-5388992 Qty 40 - NSN 5930-99-5545658 Qty 15 - NSN 5930-99-7396752 Qty 16 - NSN 5930-99-7726940 Qty 03 - NSN 5930-99-7893522 Qty 08 - NSN 5930-99-8421790 Qty 12 - NSN 5930-99-0758853 Qty 50 - NSN 5930-99-8006201 Qty 08 - NSN 5930-99-9577404

street: Birch 3c, #3331, MoD Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH


title: RMR - Field experiment / behavioural trial: quantitative research with sample of trial participants

description:
The overarching objective of the field experiment is to inform the development of Ofgem’s Retail Market Review policy proposals – specifically relating to information remedies - which aim to empower consumers to engage effectively in the energy market. Working with a volunteer energy supplier, we will trial key aspects of our RMR information remedies to explore their impacts on consumer behaviours and levels of engagement in the energy market.

 Therefore the specific objectives for the research organisation who is successfully appointed to the project are to

 1. work closely with Ofgem and other project partners to identify relevant engagement indicators for inclusion in the survey, that cannot be tracked through the volunteer suppliers’ data / systems;

 2. liaise closely with Ofgem and other project partners to design and carry out a quantitative survey that engages a sample of consumers contained within the different trial groups (i.e. treatment groups and the control group – see trial design below);

 3. analyse and report on the survey findings in a way that adds maxiumum benefit to the overall field experiment findings. This will include analyzing the success / impact of the intervention across a number of different types of consumer, including vulnerable consumers, i.e. to determine differential impact.

 Full details of the requirement are set out in the ITT.

 (MT Ref:93705)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank,Procurement Team

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


name: Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science

title: Request for Quotation for Supplier Management of an existing HP Maintenance contract

description: Cefas has a requirement for the Management of an existing HP Hardware Maintenance contract

postalCode: NR33 0HT


title: MAINTENANCE OF COMMUNITY WOODLANDS IN THE NATIONAL FOREST

description: Maintenance of community woodlands within The National Forest. These contracts will involve the provision of labour and machinery for undertaking a variety of Forest Operations including fencing, planting, mowing and strimming.


title: GB-Telford: The Supply of Load Measuring System 60T

description: The Supply of Load Measuring System 60T, Part No DLM60T06

street: Land Supply Business Unit,Bldg B15,MOD Donnington

postalCode: TF2 8JT


name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

description: Recruitment of a Change Management Consultant for a period of 30 to 40 days.

street: Lion House,Willowburn Trading Estate

postalCode: NE66 2PF


title: Proposed Demolition of the former Goresbrook Leisure Centre

description: London Borough of Barking & Dagenham is now inviting expressions of interest for NFDC accredited demolition contractors to be shortlisted to a final tender list of 5 contractors who will be invited to tender for the demolition / site clearance of the former Goresbrook Leisure Centre, Ripple Roa, Dagenham, RM9 6XW. The Leisure Centre itself was constructed around 1990 and has a floor plan area of approximately 7000m2. The building is split between single and two storeys in places and at its highest point is approximately 13m high. Within the Leisure Centre a swimming pool, gymnasium, sports hall, café/bar and general offices exist and the building was used up until early/mid 2012. Currently no date has been confirmed for the commencement of the demolition works and we await clarification. As part of the demolition all foundations and drainage up to 1500mm in depth will need to be grubbed out / removed as part of the contract. Depending on time constraints associated with this scheme there may be a requirement for the successful contractor to carry out some asbestos removals works, but this will be subject to clarification. These works have an estimated value of approximately £350,000.00 and will consist of:- • Arranging for all stats disconnections prior to demolition. If time constraints are tight, advice with regard to the use of temporary crash decks if necessary. • To ensure any outstanding asbestos removals are completed prior to demolition. • The demolition and site clearance of all identified buildings. • Levelling the site upon completion of the works. Tenders are anticipated to be issued in January 2013. With assessment criteria based on 80% price:20% quality criteria. Once the scores of the top three contractors have been ascertained, final clarifications of the top three will then be requested an assessed on 60% price:40% quality.

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: Capital Delivery,Town Hall,1 Town Square

postalCode: IG11 7LU


name: Kent & Medway NHS & Social Care Partnership Trust

title: Disposal of Springwood Close Site

description: To provide disposal advice and to market a development site consisting of 17 former staff houses in Maidstone, Kent

postalCode: ME19 4AX


title: Provision of Clinical Consultant Neurophysiologist Services

description: Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) are seeking to set up a framework agreement for the provision of Consultant Clinical Neurophysiologist services on behalf of itself and United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust (ULH). The Trusts objective is to secure the provision of a comprehensive, high quality, Consultant Clinical Neurophysiologist service to support the service users and Clinical Physiologists employed in each Trust. The Framework is for a supplier to provide consultant cover for planned periods and (where possible) emergency cover and undertake the additional clinical activity required over and above the activity provided by the current Consultants. The framework will run for an initial period of 3 years with an option to extend by a further year. Tender documents and additional information is available from www.nhssourcing.co.uk.


name: Department of Health - Connecting for Health

title: Contract Accountant

description: This role will have the prime responsibility for the financial model validation and forecasting of capital and revenue expenditure for major contracts within the National Programme for lT and other NHS Connecting For Health (NHS CfH) programmes. The post holder will support the Senior Contract Accountant in monitoring the contract spend against budget, verifying the financial accuracy of change control notes to the contract and ensuring that payments to the supplier are calculated correctly. They will ensure that costs with suppliers are adequately controlled.


title: GB-Sevenoaks: Electric Spark Tester for assessing stimulus required for initiating Energetic Materials.

description: Electric spark tester for assessing stimulus required for initiating energetic materials To be supplied, an electric spark tester that generates and applies electrical spark discharge through electrodes at energy levels set by the operator (0.045, 0.45 and 4.5J) to a sample placed between the electrodes in a test chamber, in accordance with EMTAP test number 6. The spark discharge chamber should be sufficiently robust to withstand initiations of energetic material in the sample holder. Operators must be able to safely observe the electrical discharge. Safety interlocks must be incorporated to protect the operator from electrical discharges. Operator specific controls, such as key interlocks, would be beneficial. To assist with space planning please provide dimensions and weight of equipment. The tester should be powered by mains electricity supply through a 20A SPN Marechel DXN1 plug comprising the inlet and handle (Ref no 2518015 + 251A753). If sample holder(s) are supplied, they should comply with the requirements outlined in the EMTAP testing manual for EMTAP test number 6. Sample scoops for loading sample plate are desirable. Consideration will be given to customer service, support and training packages. Please specify any options available for these items with the tender.

DSTL, DSTL

street: Commercial Department, Building A1, Room 29

postalCode: TN14 7BP


name: County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

title: Domiciliary Care Support

description: County Durham and Darlington Foundation Trust wishes to commission a service for the provision of patient centred domiciliary care for adults in the Sedgefield and Dales Localities. The providers need to deliver a responsive high quality and efficient service for clients receiving (RIACT) multi-disciplinary intervention following a health crisis to enable them to regain/improve their levels of functioning and independence The purpose of the RIACT Service is to provide assessment, rehabilitation, clinical intervention and support to patients in their home setting. The care provider will be expected to provide responsive flexible care using individualised careplans which are goal orientated and outcome focused and are continuously adapted to meet the changing needs of the client

street: Bede House,Belmont Business Park

postalCode: DH1 1TW


title: Request for Quotation for Marine benthic macroinvertebrate sample processing: Orford Inshore rMCZ


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

title: DSCOM/CB/1942 STATEMENT OF REQUIREMENT FOR WHOLE AIRCRAFT CHARTER[REDACTED INFORMATION – NATIONAL SECURITY]


title: GROUND PREP OPERATIONS NORTH YORK MOORS

description: We intend to award a contract for Ground Prep Operations ahead of restocking in order to deliver a time bound programme of work as safely and effectively as possible and at optimum value. The contract covers the geographical extent of the North Riding, York and Cleveland beats in the North York Moors Forest District. Before submitting your tender potential bidders should note the scope of the operations and if it is appropriate to their organisation. The majority of the ground preparation will be for conifer restocking carrying out trench mound, ditch and dollop, creating a minimum of 2,800 mounds per net hectare to a regular pattern. The contract may also require mounding carried out to a number of lower densities and varying patterns. Associated with the ground preparation operations there may be the need to carry out site drainage utilising a V- bucket (see Specification for bucket dimensions). Other operations could include brash raking, formation of access tracks, road and roadside drain remedial work, in the vicinity of the restock site. Specific Requirements All operators must possess the appropriate FMOC (Forest Machine Operator Certificate of Competence)for the base machine and operation category. All staff and/or contractors to have received training/update training in compliance with Forestry Commission’s policy on ‘First Aid at Work. All operators to be in possession of appropriate vehicle/individual first aid kits and to have effective lone working and emergency procedures. All ground prep operations to be carried out to the minimum standard as detailed in the following AFAG standard:- AFAG Guide 704 ‘’Excavators in Tree Work’’ AFAG Guide 802 ‘’Emergency Planning’’ AFAG Guide 703 ‘’Debogging and Recovery of Forest Machines AFAG Guide 705 ‘’Steep Slope Working in Forestry From 1st January 2012 it is Forestry Commission policy that those wishing to work on our land will require evidence of appropriate First Aid Certification and provision of first aid kits for all their members of staff including sub-contractors. Specification 1. Spacing • Areas to be ground prepped will be marked out with stakes or canes to highlight boundaries by beat managers/supervisors. Mound centres to be at approximately 1.9 x 1.9 metre spacing – target stocking density of 2,800 mounds/ha hectare minimum, maximum acceptable density 3,100 mounds/ha, minimum acceptable density 2,700 mounds/ha. The maximum allowable spacing between mounds will be 1.9m, the minimum allowable spacing between mounds will be 1.6m. 2.Mounding •Mound size 30cm high x 50cm x 50cm (50-70 litres of soil) •Distance between mound centres will be approximately 1.9 x 1.9 metres, achieving a target stocking density of 2,800 mounds per net hectare. •Mounds should be placed in contact with the soil i.e. brash should be spot raked on brash mats. •Mounds should be brash free and placed in straight rows parallel with the spoil trench. •Mounds will be cut from spoil lines with a pre approved 50cm wide x 80cm deep square bucket. The forester for each site will indicate the desired direction of the spoil trenches at the pre-commencement meeting. •Spoil trenches should be as shallow as possible to allow mound material collection and must not exceed 80cm in depth. Spoil trenches must be cut using a 50cm wide bucket. •When slope exceeds 2 degrees or 3.5 %, spoil ditches must not be lined into main drains and should be stopped 5m back from drains. They must stop 20 metres from any large water feature and at least 10 metres from burns. •When slope equals to or is less than 2 degrees or 3.5% then the spoil trenches can be left open to run into the site drains. These spoil drains can be cut using a narrow spoil bucket or a square bucket (50 cm). The site drains must then follow the agreed specification. •When de-stumping, stumps should be turned over and placed into the trench so the root plate is level with the existing ground surface. If this is not possible stumps will be re-positioned level with the existing ground surface. • On long slopes individual spoil trenches are not to exceed 30m in length. A plug of earth 1-2m in length is to remain before creating the next trench in order to create a complete break. • Avoid filling deep trenches with fresh brash, this can promote nitrate leaching leading to acidification. • No spoil trenches are to be excavated from the old ride network. These are useful for site access and where appropriate should be left undisturbed or used for mound placement and cross drainage. When these rides are to be used for site access, then the site supervisor may request that the contractor places culvert pipes in drains to enable access by ATC/ATV’s. 3. Areas and outputs To ensure that contract progress is maintained a minimum of 12 ha per month is required to be completed. 4.Site Drainage •Main drains and cross drains (if required) will be marked on the ground using painted or fluorescent taped canes in advance of operations by the forester. •These drains will be cut with a V – bucket to specification:- -top width 1.4 metre -bottom width 0.3 metre -depth 1.0 metre •Spoil from drains must be left flat on the downward side of the trench and be flattened to facilitate site access by Wildlife Rangers, planting contractors and others. •When de-stumping, stumps should be placed onto the existing ground surface and buried within the drainage spoil. If this is not possible stumps will be re-positioned level with the existing ground surface. •Marked drain ends must not be over run, no drains will be cut directly into water courses. Gradients should not exceed 2 degrees or 3.5% and should be constant throughout the length of the drain. Water must not stand in drains. The gradient should be gradually reduced on the last 15 metres and shallow silt traps of at least 0.3 m in depth should be cut into the base of the drain 3-5m from drain end. •Drains shall be terminated 20 metres from main watercourses and ponds and 10 metres from minor streams and burns allowing water to filter through ground vegetation. Drains should be terminated at a point where water is able to filter into the watercourse. •Roadside culverts associated with buffer zones and drains are to be cleared of all debris. •Any culvert pipes inserted must be at the natural angle of the water flow. •All drainage work will confirm to the Forestry Commission publication “Forests and Water Guidelines”, 4th Edition, a copy of which is available for information from the Forest District Office on request. Extreme care must be taken to avoid water pollution. The contractor has a duty of care and must ensure that these guidelines are adhered to at all times. Where the contractor feels that this is likely to exceed gradient levels or in any other way not be able to meet the above specification, then he/she will halt work pending a site inspection with the supervisor/forester. •When drains cross access tracks the preferred option is to create a ford. If this is not possible then a drainage pipe of at least 300 mm diameter, supplied by the Forestry Commission, needs to be inserted into the drain and covered with spoil. 5. Access Construction Type A Forest Rides 1 Clear ride of branches 2 Infill any ruts along ride 3 Install plastic pipes in water courses/drains if required 4 Construction of fords into watercourses will be determined by forester Type B Low Specification Tracks are, 1 Ex forwarder route wheel ruts, these are infilled with soil or peat covering the brash to create pathways, with the spoil coming from burrow pits or V-drains dug from upper side of track to create a flat, smooth surface. 2 Tracks constructed without the need to remove stumps and using spoil from burrow pits or V-drains dug from upper side of track to create a flat, smooth surface. Type C High Specification Tracks are, 1 Tracks constructed by removing stumps and using spoil from burrow pits or V-drains dug from the upper side of track to create a flat, smooth surface. 2 Those constructed on peat. The peat layer is to be removed and set a side, then, remove the underlying gley soil and set aside. Place the peat into the bottom of the excavation then cap the peat with the gley soil to create a flat smooth surface. Any stumps removed should be placed into the excavation and buried. Form V-drains along edges of new track. Where access tracks are to be created the Forester will inform the operator of which type to construct and indicate these on site plans and mark out on site. •All materials required to build the track will be distributed on to site by the contractor. •Access/bike tracks should be left brash free, >2.0 metres wide and able to be traversed by a fully loaded quad bike. •Tracks should be cut to the minimum depth to allow their construction. •Access tracks on level ground or moderate slopes should be cambered with the centre of the track being 50mm higher than the edges. •Regular cut offs will be made on any track running on a gradient of over 2 degrees or 3.5% every 30 metres or closer on steeper gradients. •Tracks are not to exceed a slope of 22 degrees or40%. •On wet ground tracks will require a drain on the uphill side to a depth of 0.6m and constructed to the same specification as Item 4 Site Drainage above. •Place culvert pipes in the bottom of drains/depressions along the track at a depth to ensure water flow is unimpeded. Site supervisor/forester will indicate were to place culverts if they deem it necessary. •The track when constructed will be a temporary construction lasting from between 5 and 10 years. •When removing stumps, re-position making them level with the existing ground surface. 6.Miscellaneous Work Other items of minor excavator based work related to ground preparation may occur throughout the life of the contract on request from the forester. FOREST OPERATIONS WORKING CHECKLIST EXTRACT FROM FC FOREST & WATER GUIDELINES (4th EDITION) All Operations Prepare a site plan and map, detailing site constraints and special working practices. Ensure that working instructions are understood and observed. Make sure that fuel oils, lubricants and chemicals are handled carefully during transportation and used and stored safely outside the buffer areas. Guard against spillages and use bunded tanks and transfer hoses. Always use a funnel whenever pouring fuel or lubricant from cans or drums and consider using a top mat or basal pan to absorb minor spillages. Refuel and maintain machinery outside of buffer areas and away from bridges and culverts.  Prepare a contingency plan in case of accidental spillage of fuel oils, lubricants or chemicals.  Ensure that all operators know the contingency plan for dealing with any accidental spillages.  Ensure that materials to contain and absorb spillages are readily available. Ground Preparation Ensure that individual spoil trenches created on restock or other sites are no longer than 30m unless connected to the local drainage system and meeting the appropriate standards for gradient and layout. Avoid filling deep (>50 cm) spoil trenches with fresh brash when working within critical loads exceedance and adjacent squares. Stop plough furrows and drain ends short of buffer areas. Do not end drains in natural channels, ephemeral streams or old ditches. Avoid drains or cultivation channels discharging surface water onto neighbouring pastures or properties. Consider doubling the recommended width of buffer area on very erodible sites. Where possible, avoid trafficking within buffer areas. Machinery should not work in or ford streams, except where purpose-built fords already exist. Provide cross-drains at a spacing that will control run-off from cultivation channels. Align drains so that the gradient does not exceed 3.5% (2º). Align drains up-valley to maintain an even gradient Prepare silt traps or pools where there is a high risk of erosion. Ensure machine access for periodic emptying and do not dump spoil within buffer area. Confine drains maintenance in the uplands to June-September to avoid fish spawning periods or alevins living in the gravel. Do not divert natural watercourses into drains. Location The work is determined by geographical location (see appendix 1). You have been provided with a location map and a more detailed constraints map for each Ground Prep site for the first years programme. At this stage in the planning process the quantities quoted (Appendix 3) are the best estimates that we can determine for cultivation on a site by site basis. As all quantities are estimates, exact quantities are not guaranteed. Special Conditions Pollution A pollution control kit will be maintained on site at all times. The size and type must be in proportion to the operation and number of machines on site. Diesel, oils and lubricants need to be stored and transported in suitable bunded containers which must be kept locked when not in use. Any spill that creates a pollution incident must be reported to the Forestry Commission as soon as possible. All costs associated with the control and removal of the contamination will be charged to the contract holder. All sites must be kept clean and litter free, all litter must be collected and removed from sites on a regular basis. Environmental Guidelines The relevant guideline for this operation with regard for the environment will be the Forestry Commission publication ‘Forest and Water guidelines 4th edition’, all work will be carried out to this standard. Fuel costs and possible price negotiation The fuel price will be noted upon commencement of contract and will be based on the price that Forestry Commission is charged for fuel oil via Forestry Commission Mechanical Engineering Services. If the price of fuel oil rises by 25%, then the contractor will be able to request the opportunity to renegotiate the price. Contract Management Requirements It is expected that the contractor will check mound densities on a regular basis to confirm adherence to the specification. The results should be made readily available to the forester upon request. Sustainability Requirements The Forestry Commission aims to ensure that we use good practice in "sustainable procurement" processes and we wish to engage with a supplier who provides a sustainable solution through the life of the contract. We wish to see evidence in how you manage and dispose of waste materials generated from your business. 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: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Process Evaluation of LEAF (Community Energy Grants Programme)

description: LEAF was a grant programme funded by DECC in 2011-2, and administered by the Energy Saving Trust (EST). Under LEAF, DECC awarded a total of £9 million of ring-fenced funding to 236 groups, to support community action on energy and climate change. The intention of the fund was to “prepare communities to participate in emerging opportunities around the low carbon economy such as Green Deal, revolving funds for community renewables, Feed in Tariff and Renewable Heat Incentive” . DECC is inviting tenders for a contractor to deliver a small process evaluation, with the following objectives: • Provide an overview of what LEAF funding was spent on; and what short and longer term outputs were delivered; identify any initial outcomes where appropriate; • Identify factors which appear to support or hinder success and draw out commonalities by project or community type; • Explore the role played by community engagement in the projects; • Investigate how prepared communities are for the Green Deal or the Renewable Heat Incentive as a result of projects that were intended to support these programmes. We expect the methodology to include: • Analysis of secondary data already held by DECC: application and monitoring supplied previously by all 236 projects. • Survey of all projects (open and closed questions). • Qualitative research with a small sample of areas to develop case studies, linking with data from the secondary data sources and survey.

street: Area 1C,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


title: Distribution of Radio Fillers

description: Fillers Marketing wishes to appoint an organization to distribute our radio messages to all UK commercial radio. The supplier must provide on going support to Fillers Marketing for any radio enquiry relating to distribution. The supplier must have established relationships with the correct people at stations responsible for airing Fillers.

Cabinet Office

postalCode: SW1A 2WH


title: EVENT MANAGEMENT OF A CROSS-RESEARCH COUNCIL AND TSB COLLABORATIVE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN BIOENERGY

description: The BBSRC invites bids from events management companies for the organisation of an international conference in bioenergy to be held in February 2014. Responses should outline how you propose to meet the requirements of the BBSRC as detailed in the Invitation to Bid document. The winning bidder will be required to manage the entire process of organising the event from providing a project plan and finding a venue to ensuring the smooth running of the conference and any post event requirements. This contract is offered on the expectation that costs will be off-set through delegate ticketing and sponsorship, provided by the winning bidder.

RCUK SSC Ltd

street: RCUK Shared Services Centre Ltd, ,North Star House

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Provision and maintenance of Bioarchives and associated consumables


title: GB-Hampshire: PHC/502 Out of Hours Primary Health Care Services for Service Personnel

description: Out of Hours Primary Health Care Services for Service Personnel Registered at APHCS Medical Facilities at Marchwood, Middle Wallop, Winchester and Worthy Down. 1. The provider must provide out of hours primary health care (PHC) services for Service personnel registered at APHCS Medical Facilities at Marchwood, Middle Wallop, Winchester and Worthy Down, no lower than the standard of local Primary Care Trust out of hours providers. The provider will be required to support up to 2,399 Service personnel. 2. The OOH PHC service is to include the provision of telephone triage services and consultations to be carried out at the provider’s medically equipped premises or at the patient’s home as deemed clinically appropriate. Treatment would include acute and emergency medical problems; issue of sufficient medication to manage the patient until they can report to their PHC provider; and onward referral to other services (e.g. A&E) as required. 3. Proposed contract duration is from 01 July 2012 until 30 June 2013, with the option to extend this provision for a further two years based on firstly continuing need and then contractor’s performance. Individual elements of the PHC OOH service may be subcontracted but all elements must, separately and together, meet the access and performance criteria laid by the Authority and the prime Contractor remains responsible for the quality and governance of services provided and all costs of any subcontracting. 4. The Contractor and all premises used to deliver services are to be registered with the Care Quality Commission. All healthcare professionals involved in delivering the service are to be appropriately qualified, indemnified and fully registered, licensed and certified without restrictions with the relevant UK Health and Social Care Regulator. Where registration for a group of health care providers is voluntary, any provider delivering services as part of this Schedule is to be registered as if this were a statutory obligation. General Medical Practitioners are to appear on the Performers List of the appropriate Primary Care Trust (PCT). The successful provider will ideally have a working knowledge of military medical policy, procedures and terminology, particularly casualty notification terms.

CTLBCom, DE&S

street: FASC, Slim Road

postalCode: GU15 4NP


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

title: PROVISION OF SPECIALIST TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO NBDD, HMNB CLYDE

description: Provision of specialist technical support to the Naval Base Design Department at HMNB Clyde, Faslane


title: GB-Hemel Hempstead: Queens Square Shopping Centre Balcony Refurbishment

description: Refurbishment of balcony surfaces and decoration of balcony railings - as per specification in the tender documents

Dacorum Borough Council

street: Civic Centre,TheMarlowes

postalCode: HP1 1HH


title: GB-London: VE 'CLAIM TO FAME' APPLICATION DESIGN RFQ

description: Development of a Claim to Fame application and simultaneous Competitions calendar app for VisitEngland that encourages fan interaction, that is available via the VE facebook page but also from other channels, that gathers submissions as content in an external pool, and that is visually engaging.

VisitEngland

street: 1 Palace Street,Victoria

postalCode: SW1E 5HX


title: INVITATION TO TENDER FOR THE REACTIVE AND PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE OF THE ATHERSTONE PARTNERSHIP PUBLIC SPACE CCTV SYSTEM

North Warwickshire Borough Council

street: The Council House,South Street

postalCode: CV9 1DE


title: IT Consultancy Service

description: GPS Framework RM721/L3 The Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust (KMPT) has implemented a “private cloud” based on a virtual desktop infrastructure, and is now seeking tier 3 technical support in preparation for a roll-out to up to 3,000 staff accessing the virtual desktop both internally and from any internet connected computer via our secure internet portal.


title: Performance and Cost of Combined Cycle Gas Turbine equipment for duty cycles with increasing levels of intermittent power generation

description: This specification sets out the requirements of DECC for tenders to participate in a study to investigate the impacts of operating combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) plant for duty cycles with increasing levels of intermittent power generation.


title: Practical Indicators of Exploitation for Crustaceans (PIECRUST): A series of research surveys to determine abundance indices of various life stages for crab and lobster off the North Norfolk coast.

description: Cefas is carrying out a four year research and development project in the crab and lobster fishery located off the North Norfolk coast with the aim of determining the recruitment strength of crab and lobster to the fishery, and growth information relating to these species. The programme consists of a survey using baited fine mesh traps to catch and quantify the juvenile abundance, and a growth study on captive animals kept in storage pots and retained on the seabed. These studies require a fishing industry collaborator with an interest in the sustainability of the stocks, local knowledge and experience of this fishery. The project is funded by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), who are committed to promoting the long-term future of England’s fishing industry and achieving Good Environmental Status under the Marine Strategy Framework Directive. These aims will require taking scientists to sea to determine the catches in fine meshed traps and the regular servicing of store pots. The first years work is under way but you are invited to tender for the work undertaken in the next three financial years (2013/14-2015/16). The methodology for survey work in this three year period will depend on results from the first year of the study.


title: **URGENT** Expressions of Interest for the Manufacture and Supply of Rings and Hemispheres

description: We urgently require - Expressions of Interest - from companies / suppliers, who have large, good quality and quality control procedures governing, their CNC turning and milling manufacturing facilities, requiring approximatley 800mm in diameter. The first stage of our tender process involves, potential suppliers to download and examine our three example drawings, to assess and to advise, if they could produce the components, to our specifications, observing our stringent required standards. This requires, would be suppliers to offer their - best - delivery lead time(s) for Qty 6 Rings and Qty 12 Hemispheres, NOTE : these items are very similar to the components detailed on these drawings. We require your responses, to this first stage, to be received by COB on 31 Oct 2012. Our second stage involves, the full assessment and review of all expressions of interest received, with all respondents being acknowledged. The suppliers who meet our criteria, will be then issued with a full set of our drawings, with specification, and will be asked to submit their tender bids, by means of a Request for Quotation, which will lay down our required delivery date, and contact information. Please NOTE : - Any procurement contract, that maybe issued, regarding this project, would be required to agree and accept our terms and conditions of contract in full.


description: 11/S 086648/EN - Category Management: Pavement & Concrete Framework


title: Rail Extensions - Zoom Temporary Ramp

description: Please refer to our tender documents, for this information.

RCUK SSC Ltd

postalCode: OX11 0QX


title: NICE Board Meeting Support

description: The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) is looking for an agency to manage, organise and deliver 6 Board meetings and 6 NICE Question Time sessions per year across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, from 1/6/12 to 31/5/14

street: MidCity Place,71 High Holborn

postalCode: WC1V 6NA


title: GB-Leicester: St Peters Tower Blocks District Heating Enabling Work

description: PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DOCUMENT RETURN DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO FRIDAY 2 NOVEMBER 2012, 15:00hrs =============================================================================================== Leicester City Council has a requirement for New District Heating/ Hot Water & Main Installation for Tower Blocks at its St. Peters Estate based in Leicester. It is anticipated that the work over a two year period will be phased as follows: Phase 1: Installation of new Tower Block vertical stainless steel risers including: Connections to low loss header: circulation pumps and all other necessary plant room equipment: Branch connection isolation valves (F&R) and blanking plates: Insulation and boxing with access hatches : Phase 2: Branch connections carbon steel pipework including: Apartment isolation valves (F&R): Insulation and boxing with access hatches. Phase 3: Pipework from the Branch connections into the Apartments terminating at the Heat Board. Phase 4: The successful contractor shall be responsible for overall design to achieve the required performance and specification. A site visit is required prior to making a submission. This will take place on Tuesday 9th October at 10.30am. The address is: Framland House Pluto Close Leicester LE2 OUW An aerial photo and a drawing/plan of the blocks can be found at the following link: http://www.sourceleicestershire.co.uk/contracts/show/id/7333 If you are interested in the work after the site visit, then please complete the tender documentation (link to the document at the following site: http://www.sourceleicestershire.co.uk/contracts/show/id/7333 ) and provide 4 paper copies to the address below: Simon Nicholls Technical Manager Leicester City Council Ian Marlow Centre 57 Blackbird Road Leicester LE4 0AR This should be returned by 3.00pm on Friday 26 October 2012 at the very latest.

Leicester City Council

street: New Walk Centre, Welford Place

postalCode: LE1 6ZG


title: Media Space 2D design services

description:
Media Space 2D design

 1. Create Media Space design style guide and identity

 2. Contribute to strategy for the opening marketing, social media, and mediaspace.org design

 3. Design default signage within Media Space

 4. Media Space opening season graphic identity

 (MT Ref:84394)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Media Space Project Office

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Identity Assurance Services

HMRC ExCom

street: Area 1/52,1st Floor,100 Parliament Street

postalCode: SW1A 2BQ


title: Hyde Park Concerts 2013-2017

description: The Royal Parks (TRP) is inviting concert promoters and event organisers to submit proposals for a new annual Hyde Park summer music festival. The successful company will work with TRP to develop and run the new festival over two weekends in Hyde Park during the five year period 2013 to 2017. Bidders must be able to demonstrate their ability to underwrite the festival for the duration of the contract. Joint ventures are welcomed. Further details of the tender opportunity are contained in the Specification. To express an interest in this opportunity and request tender documentation please e-mail procurement@royalparks.gsi.gov.uk

The Royal Parks

street: The Old Police House,Hyde Park

postalCode: W2 2UH


title: Test Assurance Manager (Non Functional)

description: This is a Senior Non Functional Test Assurance Manager role, specialising in Ready for Operations [RFO] and Volume and Performance Assurance, primarily assisting the Local Service Providers [LSPs]; the Spine and SUS Programmes; and Release Managers. The role principally involves Ready For Operations and Volume & Performance test assurance of all National Spine Releases, Lorenzo Releases for NMEPfIT and all Cerner and Rio Releases for SPfIT, LPfIT and national suppliers to ensure all non functional assurance activities and deliverables are fit for purpose, of the correct quality and are delivered on schedule. It is expected that this role will involve significant onsite test witnessing in the North West, London and the South. In addition, the role will lead in the non-functional assurance activities on the PACS and GPES Programmes.


title: Maintenance, service (including statutory) and repair of mechanical and electrical equipment and machine tools 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: Replacement Pressurisation Unit at National Oceanography Centre (NOCS), Southampton

description: A replacement LTHW Pressurisation Unit at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton

RCUK SSC Ltd

postalCode: postcode


title: Department for Business Innovation & Skills - Contract to provide legal advice to BIS on a potential monetisation of the “Mortgage-Style” Student Loans portfolio.

description: Department for Business Innovation & Skills. Contract to provide legal advice to BIS on a potential monetisation of the “Mortgage-Style” Student Loans portfolio. The attached Invitation to Tender (“ITT”) has been prepared by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (“BIS”) for the purpose of inviting proposals from your organisation and others for the provision of legal advice to BIS on a potential monetisation of the Student Loan Company’s (“SLC”) “Mortgage-Style” student loans (“MS loans”) portfolio as described in the Specification at Section 3 of the attached ITT.

street: Victoria 3, fifth floor ,1 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0ET


title: Hutment Lighting & Control at HPA Colindale

description: To design, supply, install, test and commission a new lighting scheme for level’s 3, 4 & 5 Hutment lighting. The new lighting scheme should incorporate escape lighting. The new lighting scheme should incorporate a control mechanism to prevent lighting from being left on when the area is not occupied but at the same time to prevent lighting for switching off when persons are inactive / working behind plant or ducting. To provide details of the proposed system / manufacture, details of luminaries and details of how it is intended to connect controllers, switches, sensors and luminaries To provide calculations for the proposed system, demonstrating the potential energy savings carbon reduction To provide a priced activity schedule inline with a working programme.


title: GB-TELFORD LSBU10/0722: 7TDP

description: EXPRESIONS OF INTREST ONLY DMC 7TDP NSN 5340-99-517-3127 DECRIPTION HINGE PLATE CLOSURE DRAWINGS ARE AVALIBLE IF SUCCESSFULL AT TENDER SELECTION DRAWING NO FV3027079 NO OTHER INFORMATION IS AVALIBLE UNTIL AFTER THE EXPRESIONS OF INTREST 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.

DSG

street: LSBU, Bldg B15, MOD Donnington

postalCode: TF2 8JT


title: Data Warehouse Consolidation Project

HMRC

postalCode: NE38 8QG


name: National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence

title: Field testing of the Social Care Quality Standard on the care of people with dementia

description: NICE wishes to commission field testing on the forthcoming draft pilot quality standard on ‘The care of people with dementia’. This quality standard is currently under development - further details can be found at: link to be added. Specifically the objectives of the field testing research are to examine the relevance, useability, acceptability, clarity and potential impact of the quality standard with: • professionals, commissioners and managers with responsibility for the care of people with dementia • people with dementia (as purchasers of care and/or recipients of care, their families and/or carers) • organisations representing the interests of people with dementia and/or their carers.


title: MMO 1025: MMO legacy licensing data assurance project

description: The aim of this project is to create a set of MMO corporate GIS data layers which define the spatial location and associated attribution of legacy MMO licences providing a summary of the supporting data and documentation. It is our intention to make this dataset a public resource which will also contribute to the evidence base which underpins the MMO marine planning and licensing system.

Marine Management Organisation

street: Lancaster House,Hampshire Court

postalCode: NE4 7YH


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

title: Ground Floor Office Modification and Refurbishment

description: The modification and refurbishment to the Ground Floor offices of the Borough Council of Kings Lynn and West Norfolk, Kings Lynn. These works to include the deconstruction of existing areas and the creation of new office space, meeting rooms and interview rooms together with a wet heating system and all associated electrical works.

street: Kings Court,Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX


title: Internet Firewall

description: To provide a dedicated managed firewall to provide patient Access to the Internet. Full requirements will be in specification which will be part of the I.T.T. document.

street: Procurement Dept.,University Hospital of North Durham,North Road

postalCode: DH1 5TW


title: 1343 - Framework Agreement DSCOM/1856

description: [REDACTED INFORMATION – NATIONAL SECURITY]


title: GB-Basildon: Bradwell House and Bradwell Court

description: Basildon Borough Council wishes to appoint a Contractor to renew the communal gas heating plant, distribution pipe work and to also renew the heating and hot water systems in each individual flat. Suppliers must read through this set of instructions and follow the process to respond to this opportunity. The information and/or documents for this opportunity are available on https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta. You must register on this site to respond, if you are already registered you will not need to register again, simply use your existing username and password. Please note there is a password reminder link on the homepage. Suppliers must log in, go to your Response Manager and add the following Access Code: UZD5C467W8. Please ensure you follow any instruction provided to you here. The deadline for submitting your response(s) is 07/08/2012 14:00. Please ensure that you allow yourself plenty of time when responding to this invite prior to the closing date and time, especially if you have been asked to upload documents. If you experience any technical difficulties please contact the Delta eSourcing eSourcing Helpdesk on call 0845 270 7050 or email helpdesk@delta-esourcing.com.

Basildon District Council

street: The Basildon Centre

postalCode: SS14 1DL


title: GB-Telford: Removal Services

description: The Council is rationalising it's portfolio of buildings. This requires the relocation of Services between buildings and the provision of removal services to support this.

Borough of Telford & Wrekin Council

street: Darby House,Lawn Central

postalCode: TF3 4JA

name: Steve McWalters - Please access documents via Delta Access Code C4A8G3KA37


title: Cyclical works identified in the MCA forward maintenance register, including maintenance visits, internal and external decoration and minor projects throughout the Belfast district..

description: Cyclical works identified in the MCA forward maintenance register, including maintenance visits, internal and external decoration and minor projects throughout the Belfast district. This Tender is being managed by the MCA's property management company James Barr, for further details on this tender please contact:, Stuart Ferris James Barr Ltd 226 West George Glasgow G2 2LN Tel - 0141 3008000 Fax - 0141 3008001 email- sferris@jamesbarr.co.uk


title: MMC Principal Contractor

description:
Provision of principal contractor services supervising object decant works

 (MT Ref:89373)


title: GB-London: Community Development Workers market testing exercise

description: Camden Council and NHS are looking to embark on a tendering exercise for a Mental Health Community Development service and are undertaking a market testing exercise to gather innovative ideas for delivering this service in future. Camden currently has a contract to provide a mental health community development service whose work has been directed by the priorities identified by Camden’s BME Steering Group. It focusses on working with Somali and Bangladeshi communities across Camden to improve access to specialist mental health and mainstream services, provide advice and training where appropriate, improve understanding of mental health, and strengthen these communities’ contribution to the development of mental health services and policies in Camden. The contract for this service is in its final year. The current financial envelope in 2012/13 for mental health community development is £150,365; the service is NHS funded and will be for Camden only. It is proposed that this level of funding will be sustained for the new contract. Inequalities exists in the incidence of mental ill health, access to mental health services and experience of services between the white British population and black and minority ethnic and refugee (BMER) communities. The variation in levels of mental illness and the ways in which mental health services are used reflect the socioeconomic and other disadvantages that people from BMER communities often experience. Mental health is influenced by a complex interaction of many factors including poor housing, low income, low educational attainment and social isolation; deprived areas in England contain four times as many people from BMER communities as other areas. Language, faith, culture and stigma can also affect access to services and experience of them. Evidence suggests that these inequalities can be eliminated through targeted engagement with BMER communities, provision of more appropriate and responsive services, and availability and dissemination of better information. The tender will result in a new mental health community development service operating from 1st April 2013. The outcomes for this project are currently being developed and agreed, however the following is be expected: • People from BMER communities have a greater understanding of mental well-being and mental ill health, reducing mental health stigma within those communities. • People from BMER communities have access to services where mental health professionals understand cultural differences and work positively with them. • People from BMER communities influence local mental health policy and the way services are delivered. • More people from BMER communities access Camden Psychological Therapies Service and the Camden Memory Service. • Mental health professionals understand the needs of people from BMER communities. Camden Council would welcome the views of providers in order for us to develop an effective procurement strategy and service specification. Please request a short questionnaire by sending an e-mail to sandra.gayle@camden.gov.uk or carole.ferguson@camden.gov.uk. Or telephone Sandra Gayle on 020 7974 2956 or Carole Ferguson on 020 7974 2887 Responses should be returned to me by email to Kate.Wigley@Camden.gov.uk by Monday 25th June.

London Borough of Camden

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

postalCode: WC1H 9DB


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

title: Refurbishment of Calford Units to increase capacity at HMP Hollesley Bay


title: Fencing Replacement

description: The erection of replacement line wire stock fencing at Markway Inclosure (Lot 1) and Ipley Inclosure (Lot 2) in the New Forest.


title: Disposal of Springwood Close Site

description: *RE-ADVERTISING DUE TO TRUST REQUIREMENTS TO ACHIEVE FURTHER BIDS* To provide disposal advice and to market a development site consisting of 17 former staff houses in Maidstone, Kent

postalCode: ME19 4AX


name: VisitEngland (British Tourist Authority)

title: GB-London: VE Art Direction Tender

description: VisitEngland requires a supplier who has string experience in producing creative and innovative campaign ideas to deliver through-the-line national marketing campaigns

postalCode: SW1E 5HX


name: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Contract for Hospital Seating/Fabric Repairs

description:
The repair and re-upholstery of non fixed furniture to be typically inclusive of the following seating furniture – Armchairs, Swivel Chairs, Staff chairs, Chair frames / seats, Easy chairs, Lounger chairs, Reclining chairs, Settee.

 (MT Ref:94095)

street: Royal Hallamshire Hospital,Glossop Road

postalCode: S10 2JF

name: Glyn Elliott - Assistant Supplies Manager


title: GB-HELENSBURGH: ADDITIONAL SECURITY LIGHTING

description: DESIGN, SUPPLY AND INSTALL AN UPGRADE TO THE SECURITY LIGHTING SYSTEMS AT BUILDINGS 205H AND 234B.

HM Naval Base Clyde, DE&S

street: DES NBCC CCM1B, ROOM316,LOMOND BUILDING,HMNB CLYDE

postalCode: G84 8HL


title: Review of MMO Licensing

description: The Authority is seeking to appoint a contractor for a full review of all aspects of the Marine Licensing fees and charges structure, existing processes/controls underpinning legislation for the Marine Management Organisation (MMO). THIS CONTRACT IS A CALL-OFF FROM A FRAMEWORK AND IS THEREFORE NOT OPEN TO THE WIDER MARKET


title: RSS Test 1

description: RSS Test 1


title: GB-Retford: St Swithuns Church

description: Expressions of interest are invited from contractors experienced in the repair of Grade 1 listed churches. The works will be English Heritage grant aided and include the re-leading of the Tower, North and South Transpet roofs, associated timber repairs and repairs to rainwater goods and masonry repairs to the parapets.

St Swithuns DCC

street: Cannon Square

postalCode: DN22 6PJ


title: GB-HELENSBURGH: TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO MANAGEMENT PLAN

description: TO SUPPLY TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES TO FACILITATE THE PRODUCTION OF A CLYDE INTEGRATED ESTATE MANAGEMENT PLAN (IEMP) TO INCLUDE AN GREED ASSET GRADING CONDITION METHODOLOGY WHICH WILL PROVIDE DETAIL ON PLANNING FACTORS AND UTILISE ASSET CONDITION INFORMATION TO INFORM THE ESTATES WORKS PROGRAMME.

HMNB Clyde, DE&S

street: Faslane,DES NBCC-CCM1B, ROOM316, LOMOND BUILDING,HMNB CLYDE


title: Relocation and Servicing of ZEISS Confocal Microscope

description: Zeiss Laser Scanning Microscope (LSM 510) Blue Diode META. Liverpool John Moores University requests initial “Expressions of Interest” from suppliers capable of undertaking the two distinct operational requirements listed below. [1] Microscope Relocation (within LJMU premises) This will require the microscope to be moved along approximately 500m of road on the LJMU Byrom Street campus site. There are no stairs involved. [2] Microscope Annual Service Contract ( Including at least one routine maintenance visit). Suppliers should request the detailed Contract Specification Requirements by email from s.p.mcdonald@ljmu.ac.uk to register their Expressions of Interest in participate in this project.

Liverpool John Moores University

street: 4th Floor ,Kingsway House,Hatton Garden

postalCode: l3 2AJ


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

title: Grant for the Provision of a Prison Radio Writing Competition

description: 1. Overall Aim 1.1 The National Offender Management Service (NOMS) has funding to award a grant to deliver an arts and education project for offenders. The aim is to encourage hard-to-reach offenders to engage with education and arts opportunities in prison, to introduce new and innovative organisations to prisons and to investigate how to create a support network to help them improve the services they offer. 1.2 The preferred mechanism for exploring these issues is to run a national writing competition for prisoners, with the best entries, master classes and work in progress broadcast on National Prison Radio and accessible via the Virtual Campus 2. Services to Be Provided 2.1 The project scope encompasses: • Exploring how to support arts projects already running in prisons • Introducing new arts organisations into prisons • Providing a support network for arts organisations to improve their service to offenders • Exploring how to encourage hard-to-reach offenders to engage with arts and education • Developing a model of best practice • Establishing a writing competition as a means to explore and validate the above • Overseeing the sifting, judging and awarding of the competition • Delivering at least 1 writing workshop in 25 prisons (preferably those that aren’t already well-served by arts organisations) in a variety of genres including poetry, drama and short stories. • Creating content for NPR and Virtual Campus from the work in progress of prisoners entering the competition and taking part in master-classes as well as the finished pieces of writing. 2.2 The project timescale runs from January 1st 2013 – March 31st 2014. Project start-up (identifying an appropriate organisation to run the project and appoint a manager) will run from January 1st 2013 – March 31st 2013. The main project will run from April 1st 2013 – March 31st 2014, including the completion of the competition and reporting to NOMS on lessons learned. 2.3 The project funding will be a grant of £130,000.00 of which £11,000.00 will be available for Q4 (January – March 2013) with the remainder spread over the financial year 2013/14. The payment schedule will be quarterly in advance. 2.4 The project manager will be expected to meet with NOMS representatives on a regular end of quarter basis to report on progress and expenditure. 3. Qualifications and Experience Additional information What the notice is for: Prison Services Is this contract a framework agreement or part of one? No Is this contract related to a programme of funding? Yes The contract will be awarded based on the ”Most economically advantageous tender in terms of the criteria stated in the contract documents” Length of contract: Fifteen (15) months

postalCode: SW1H 9HD