name: Cardinal Education Supplies Ltd T/A Craftpacks

name: Organisations stated in Contract Notice - section II.1.5

title: Synthetic Phonics Products - 959PADD.

description: Educational equipment. Teaching equipment. Teaching supplies. In 2011 the UK's Department for Education (DfE) launched a programme to support the use of systematic synthetic phonics as a way of teaching reading to children in the approximately 16 000 primary schools in England with Key Stage 1 pupils. The programme offers each of these schools up to 3 000 GBP in 'match funding' to assist in the purchase of suitable systematic synthetic phonics products and associated specialist training and support services. To support the programme, DfE engaged the Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (acting as a member of and on behalf of the Pro5 group of UK professional buying organisations) to establish framework agreements covering the supply of suitable systematic synthetic phonics products and training to all eligible establishments in England. Products and training that were successful in being selected for these frameworks were assessed by DfE for compliance with their systematic synthetic phonics criteria, and included in a catalogue which was produced specifically in respect of the phonics initiative. This was completed in 2011. Suppliers now have a second opportunity to have new items added to the DfE list of approved products that schools may purchase using their match funding. An online listing of these additional lines will be produced as a supplement to the current catalogue at the earliest opportunity following the award of both this (959PADD) and a supplement to 959T Systematic Synthetic Phonics training (959TADD) which is to be tendered concurrently with this tender. A full colour printed catalogue which integrates the successful products and training with the original items on framework 959P and training from 959T will be in schools at the beginning of the Autumn term 2012.In respect of this tender, depending upon their unit value and suitability, some products will be purchased in bulk and stocked by ESPO and other Pro5 member organisations, for onward delivery to schools. Other products will be supplied directly to individual schools by the supplier, in whatever quantities are required in each case. In all cases, orders will be placed by ESPO or the relevant Pro5 member organisation, who will also be responsible for payment to suppliers. Note that the training and support services requirement of the DfE's phonics programme is addressed by a separate tender exercise which is being carried out under Part 'B' of the services element of the Public Contract Regulations.Whilst initially for use by local authorities served by the Pro5 Group (see http://www.espo.org/index.asp?CMD=PRO), being Central Purchasing Bodies as defined by the EU Combined Procurement Directive 2004/18/EC, the Framework Agreement may also be open for use by the following classifications of user throughout all administrative regions of the UK: Local Authority Councils; Educational Establishments (including Academies); Police, Fire & Rescue and Coastguard Emergency Services; NHS and HSC Bodies, including Ambulance Services; Registered Charities; Registered Social Landlords. Full details of the classification of end user establishments and geographical areas is available on: http://www.espo.org/ojeu-framework-permissible-users.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 10
Non price: 10

name: Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (see www.espo.org) for itself and on behalf of the 'Pro 5' Group of Professional Buying Organisations (see http://www.espo.org/index.asp?CMD=PRO) and the Department for Education

street: Barnsdale Way, Grove Park

postalCode: LE19 1ES

Ameeca Ltd (Storyphones)

street: The Greenhouse, Greencroft Park

postalCode: DH9 7XN

Autopress Educational Ltd

street: PO Box 6513

postalCode: NN4 0ZH

street: Unit 3 Axis Park, Fore Fareham Ind. Estate

postalCode: PO14 1FD

Cicada Educational Equipment Ltd

street: 5 Lyon Road

postalCode: RM1 2BA

Collins Educational

street: 77-85 Fulham Palace Road, Hammersmith

postalCode: W6 8JB

Cornwall Learning

street: The Berlewen Building, Trevenson Road

postalCode: TR15 3PL

Eastpoint

street: Rotterdam Road

postalCode: NR32 2EX

Educational Technology Limited

street: Locomotion Way, Camperdown Ind. Estate

postalCode: NE12 5US

Get Reading Right Ltd

street: Unit 2201, 22/F Manley Commercial Building

countryName: HK

Jelly And Bean Ltd

street: Unit 4A Follifoot Ridge Business Park, Pannal Road

postalCode: HG3 1DP

Jolly Learning LTD

street: Tailours House, High Road

postalCode: IG7 6DL

Learning Resources Ltd

street: 5 Merchants Close, Oldmedow Road

postalCode: PE30 4JX

Lesley Clarke

street: Teleport House, The Pount

postalCode: SL6 9QE

OUP

street: Great Clarendon Street

postalCode: OX2 6DP

Pearson

street: Halley Court, Jordan Hill

postalCode: OX2 8EJ

Phonic Books Ltd

street: Westhill House, 74 Bristol Street

postalCode: SN16 0AX

Scholastic (UK) Limited

street: Book End, Range Road

postalCode: OX29 0YD

Smart Kids Uk Ltd

street: Unit 5 Station Road

postalCode: RG17 0DY

Sounds Together Ltd

street: 1 Scotts Crescent, Hilton

postalCode: PE28 9PG

Sounds-Write Ltd

street: PO Box 3437

postalCode: BA15 1ZY

Sweet Counter

street: PO Box 472

postalCode: KT2 7RD

Taskmaster Ltd

street: Morris Road

postalCode: LE2 6BR

TTS Group Limited

street: Park Lane Business Park

postalCode: NG17 9GU


name: Golden Jubilee Hospital (National Waiting Times Centre Board)

currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: NP772-12. Motor insurance brokerage services.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Brokerage services including marketing motor fleet insurance, personal accident and ad hoc insurance requirements. Provision of uninsured loss recovery services, claims handling reporting, risk management and statistical analysis.Delivery is to entities constituted pursuant to the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978, (i.e. NHS Scotland Health Boards, special boards and the Authority).

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 40
Response to statement of requirement: 60

mainProcurementCategory: services

name: The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as NHS National Services Scotland) (the Authority)

street: National Distribution Centre, 2 Swinhill Avenue

postalCode: ML9 2QX

countryName: UK

Bluefin Group

street: 3 Finch Way, Strathclyde Business Park

postalCode: ML4 3PR

initiationType: tender


name: Crossroads Care Cheshire West, Wirral & Shropshire

title: Creative activity club for children with disabilities

description: Creative activity sessions for young people aged 8-18 with disabilities offering activities based around drama, music, and arts. The service will develop interaction between peers and develop communications and social skills.

title: Family support for children on the edge of care

description: This service will intervene by provide family support to reduce the number of children on the Child Protection Register or Children In Need through matching volunteers to families to play a positive role in supporting families in crisis, who are at either level 3 or 4 of the continuum of need.

title: Short breaks for children with autism (level 2 & 3)

description: Individualised specialist one to one service for young people who have a diagnosis of autism and/or social communication difficulties. Support workers will provide one to one support for the young person to have a short break participating in activities in the community or in the family home.

title: Residential weekends

description: Offering a residential experience for children aged 8-18 with disabilities to attend Barnstondale (the local adapted outdoor centre in Wirral). This will be a weekend break from Friday evening to Sunday afternoon. The groupings will be managed to offer interaction between peers of similar ages and interests.There will be 6 weekends available for young people who do not receive residential short breaks from social care (Level 2/3). There will be 2 weeks available for children with complex needs who are in receipt of residential short breaks from social care (Level 4).

title: Activity clubs for children with autism

description: Specialist activity clubs for children aged 8-18 with a diagnosis of autism or social communication difficulties. The clubs will be delivered mid week evening and weekends, there will be 3 sessions per week for 40 weeks per year. 1 of the weekly sessions will be for children with higher level of support needs and requiring a quiet environment with sensory stimulation. 2 of the weekly sessions will be for children with lower support needs who need support to interact with their peers in a structured environment.

title: Advocacy and Independent Visiting for Children in Care

description: The service provider will deliver an advocacy and independent visitor service providing support, representation and will represent looked after children and care leavers views in the consultation and planning process.

title: Parent partnership service

description: The Service Provider will deliver a service for parents of children with SEN which will provide information, publicity, training, advice and support as set out by the Department for Education in Parent Partnership Services – ‘Increasing Parental Confidence’. This service will also foster networking and collaboration and inform and influence local SEN policy and practice.

title: Youth challenge universal support

description: Will be a universal youth support project and will complement the work of the targeted youth challenge programme. The service provider will work with the young people receiving targeted support and also engage with other young people aged 13-19 who wish to access the developmental opportunities provided to enable young people to develop their emotional health and wellbeing.

title: Youth challenge targeted support

description: Will be a targeted youth challenge programme and will be specifically targeted at preventing or significantly reducing levels of Risk Taking Behaviour and or Anti Social Behaviour in children and young people. The service provider will plan to deliver programmes each lasting 12 weeks, after which time the progress of young people will be reviewed to determine the appropriate next steps based on the individual and available support/resources.

title: Family based short breaks

description: Offer young people a family based short break. This will be through the provision of 2 contract carers offering short breaks for children with complex health needs. These carers will be linked to a minimum of 6 children and offer a minimum of 230 nights per year. The Contract carers to be available to provide care weekends at least Friday 3:30 pm to at least Sunday 9 pm and weekdays 3:30 pm to 9:30 am the following day.1 Short break carer will be recruited offering short breaks for children with a diagnosis of Autism with Sever Learning Difficulties and may demonstrate challenging behaviour. The Short Break Carer will off a minimum of 1 weekend per month between the hours of Friday 3:30 pm to at least Sunday 9 pm

title: Friendship support service for children with autism

description: A support service to develop friendships and interaction with peers for young people aged 14-18 who have a diagnosis of autism and/or social communication difficulties. Support workers will coordinate short break activities for a group of children and support them to access a community activity together. It may be a structured activity or an informal activity such as meeting in a coffee shop. The aim will be for the support to be withdrawn and the short breaks activities to continue to create regular interaction for these young people with their peers.

title: Activity Clubs for Children with Complex Health Needs

description: An activity club for children between the ages of 2 and 11 years with complex health needs. This will offer play activities and interaction appropriate to the children’s needs and development.

title: Specialist Play Schemes

description: Play schemes for children and young people aged 5-18 years for all range of disabilities. 5 sessions will be delivered each week during term time (weekday evenings and weekends). Each session will have a specific target group by age and needs of the young people.The sessions will be play based and interactive. During the school holidays the same children will be in receipt of short breaks but this will be delivered during weekday daytime.

title: Weekend Activity Clubs

description: A specialist activity club delivered at the weekend for children and young people aged 8-18 years with complex needs, those requiring a minimum of 1 to 1 support. This will offer play activities and interaction appropriate to the children’s needs and development in a suitable environment.The service must deliver 4 x 4 hour sessions during the weekend for 12 children per session.

title: Family Support for Young Carers

description: Ensure that young carers have been identified as a group of children and young people who have particular needs. While many children and young people undertake caring tasks with positive effects upon their development, some may be in situations in which caring has a negative impact on their lives. If not addressed this may be adversely affect their capacity to develop fully and independently as adults.Provide support to address the particular needs of children, young people and their families.

title: Family role models

description: The service will be a key element of the Intensive Family Intervention Programme (IFIP) helping to turn around the lives of troubled families by matching them with a suitably experienced volunteer who is able to demonstrate and promote positive family models.

title: Intensive Family Intervention

description: The service will be a core element of the Intensive Family Intervention Programme (IFIP) helping to turn around the lives of troubled families in Wirral. The service will be specifically targeted at working with families who have a history of non-engagement with services, or where even with multi-agency support, positive change has been limited or not sustained. The service will work with families identified as having the greatest need and resistance to change, and it will support the work of partner organisations whose Key Workers deliver a ‘lite’ FIP model.

title: Sports based Activity for Children with Disabilities

description: Sports based activity sessions for young people aged 8-18. Offering a mixture of sports activities aiming to development their fundamental physical skills. The service will use sport to develop interaction between peers and develop communications and social skills.

title: Play Development Sessions

description: Play sessions for children aged 0-8 with disabilities. These will be fun based interactive sessions using play to assist with the children’s development both physically and their ability to communicate with others.

title: Post Adoption Support Services

description: The post adoption support services for birth relatives of adopted children is outlined in the Adoption Support Services Regulations 2003. Such support could include the provision of support groups and a counselling service for birth relatives.In addition services under this commissioning is also for the counselling of adopted adults more specifically those who are seeking to trace their birth parents as outlined under section 56- 62 of the Adoption and Children Act 2002.We are proposing to seek a registered Adoption Support Agency to provide all of these services on behalf of Wirral MBC as outlined in Section 1 (3) Adoption Act 1976.

title: Youth Challenge Targeted Support

title: Creative Activity Club for Children with Disabilites

title: Young runaways/children who are sexually exploited/children who sexually exploit

description: The service provided will specifically target children and young people, aged 10 to 18 years.

title: Short breaks for children with autism (level 4)

description: Individualised specialist one to one service for young people who have a diagnosis of autism and severe learning difficulties and may display challenging behaviour. Support workers will provide one to one support for the young person to have a short break participating in activities in the community or in the family home.

title: Family support for black and minority ethnics

description: The service provided will be a family support service primarily intended to assist Black and Minority ethnic children aged 0-19 years of age with a particular focus upon children who are experiencing the negative effects of social isolation, family stress and racial harassment.

title: Family support for domestic abuse (5-13 years)

description: The service provided will be a family support service and will be specifically targeted at children aged 5-13 years and their mothers/female guardians who have experienced domestic abuse and are isolated as a result of these experiences.

title: Childrens services 2013-2014.

description: Wirral Council is seeking to commission services for 2013-14; this commissioning will build on commissioning of services funded by the Early Intervention Grant (EIG). For 2013-14 there will be five priority areas for which services will be commissioned:PA1 Family Support and Parenting.PA2 Short Breaks for Disabled Children.PA3 Youth Challenge.PA4 Statutory Children's Services.PA5 Intensive Family Intervention Programme.Each of the 5 priority areas have a number of individual service areas which providers can bid for separately.Please read the document entitled Invitation to Tender first to identify which priority/service areas you wish to bid for. You can then download a full specification and response sheets for each individual priority/service area that you wish to bid for.The Wirral Supplier Questionnaire, a completed Invitation to Tender document and a separate specification sheet completed as per the guidance held within the form of tender for each separate priority/service area should be submitted before the deadline for your tender to be consideredFunding levels will be confirmed following the current Wirral wide consultation exercise regarding council service and spending priorities for 2013. The contract will be for a period of 12 months from 1.4.2013 – 31.3.2014. The contracts will have an option to extend some service areas on an annual basis up until 31.3.2016 subject to funding availability, satisfactory service monitoring and confirmation that the service remains in line with Council Priorities.

Wirral Borough Council

street: Corporate Procurement, Municipal Building, Cleveland Street

street: Woodcourt Building Riverside Park Southwood Road Bromborough

Wired

street: Unit 7, Wirral Business Park Arrowe Brook Road Upton

Wirral Universal Youth Support Service

street: Youth and Play Solar Campus Leasowe Road

Youth Federation

street: 4 Rossmore Business Village Inward Way Ellesmere Port

Wirral Play Council

street: Wirral Play Development Centre 1 Berner Street Birkenhead

Community Sports Development

street: Solar Campus 1st Floor Main Building 235 Leasowe Road


title: Provision of Event Management within the Royal Courts of Justice.

MoJ Procurement

street: Peat House 4th Floor 1 Waterloo Way

postalCode: LE1 6LP


name: Defence Equipment & Support (Commercial), DE&S

title: Principle Support Provider - Overseas.

description: Construction project management services. Construction project management services. Project Management Consultancy Services. The aim of the proposed Term commision Arrangement is to place a Contract with one contractor to provide Commercial Project Management Services and Specialist Advisory Services arising at Gibraltar, Cyprus and other MOD permanent site overseas. The period of the contract will be 4 years (with a 2 year option period to extend) to align with the planned re-let of the DIO North PSP UK, with the intention that the requirements will then be amalgamated for further tender/contract action. It is intended that a contract will be placed with one contractor for the provision of all CPM and SA services for the duration of the contract. Orders will be raised by the issue of individual orders for each requirment priced against pre-agreed FIRM% Fee calculations against works costs by value bands and of work types, for the provision of CPM Services and against pre-agreed Hourly capitation rates for labour for SA services and ad hoc arisings. The standards for performance of services will be agreed in the contract.

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails:
The criteria stated in the specifications, in the invitation to tender or to negotiate or in the descriptive document: 100
Technical: 30
Commercial: 70

street: Ops Int Comm 23, Rooms 1202-1221 Kentigern House, 65 Brown St

postalCode: G27 8EX


measure: electronicBids

title: The supply of air deployable helicopter support crane (ADHSC).

description: Travelling crane. The Ministry of Defence has an urgent requirement for quantity 2 mobile mini cranes; these will be tracked and capable of operating safely on soft uneven ground. It is essential that they may incorporate safety systems that indicate and subsequently prevent dangerous lifting activities. Each mini crane will be capable of safely fulfilling the following lifting criteria: A load of 2 268 kg to a height of 7M with a horizontal reach of 3.5 M; A load of 500 kg to a height of 9M with a horizontal reach of 4M. The mini cranes shall be capable of intricate lifting operations associated with aircraft repair and maintenance. The solution will be air transportable in current and pending military transport aircraft and be deployable as an under slung helicopter load. It must be a maximum of 5 000 kg in weight and be fitted with appropriate certified lifting and tie down points. The initial requirement is for 2 singularly identical machines. However, others may be sought under contract options if an additional requirement is identified. Tenderers will be required to provide a sustainable support solution. This will include but not limited to the provision of of publications, technical advice, spare parts in the UK and overseas, specialist training and the undertaking of certain maintenance activities. The equipment is to be of a commercially proven design and meet all current and known future mandatory legislation, including defence standards, environmental and health and safety requirements. Only contractors with a proven and documented history of providing and supporting mechanical handling equipment are to response to this advertisement. With your initial expression of interest you are to provide details of your chosen product and a copy of your ISO 9001:2008 certification or equivalent recognised standard. Tenderers may be required to demonstrate their credentials and experience within a pre-qualification questionnaire (PQQ).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 50
Price: 25
Terms and conditions: 15
Quality assurance: 10

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Air Commodities (AC), DE&S

street: Walnut 1a # 1121, MOD Abbey Wood, Stoke Gifford

postalCode: BS34 8JH

Terberg DTS (UK) Ltd

street: Lowfields Way, Lowfields Business Park

postalCode: HX5 9DA


title: The provision of nicotine replacement therapy & related services.

description: Smoking is the United Kingdom’s single greatest cause of preventable illness and early death. Currently about 13 000 000 adults in the country smoke with more than 120 000 people in the United Kingdom dying from smoking related diseases annually. In addition, passive smoking kills hundreds every year while the totality of smoking attributable diseases costs the NHS up to 1.7 billion GBP each year.Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) is instrumental to helping people stop smoking. In the GG&C services dual NRT can be prescribed for the first 4 weeks of therapy. Approximately 1.2 million GBP is spent annually on NRT products.You are invited to tender for the in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Drugs Formulary Nicotine replacement formulation of choice. Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health Board intends to select one nominated product range.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Rebate: 60
Mailing to healthcare professionals to advertise the service: 5
Marketing to service users including detailed plans that describe how the service can target the social market: 15
Support training to pharmacists: 3
Viability of project plan: 10
Quality control panel: 1
Detailed management reports on wholesaler product levels: 2
Contingency plan should there be any problems with supply of products: 2
Assisting in developing and improving smoking cessation service: 1

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

street: Procurement Department, Glasgow Royal Infirmary, 84 Castle Street

postalCode: G4 0SF

Glaxosmithkline

street: 980 Great West Road, Brentford

postalCode: TW8 9GS


title: Detail design and construction of a remotely operated manipulator system.

Dounreay Site Restoration Limited

street: D2003, Dounreay, Thurso, Caithness

postalCode: KW14 7TZ


name: Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust

title: HEY/11/078 - Domiciliary ventilators.

description: The Trust requires domiciliary bi-level positive pressure ventilators for use with adults in the community, offering pressure and volume modes, both invasive and non-invasive options, for the treatment of acute and chronic respiratory conditions within an expanding home ventilation service.

street: Hull Royal Infirmary, Anlaby Road

postalCode: HU3 2JZ


title: LUV00434 (EU) Gym Equipment.

title: LUV00434 (EU) Gym Equipment.

description: The University of Leicester Sports & Recreation Service is seeking to award a contract for the purchase or lease of a range of Gym Equipment for the new 'Greenviews Health & Fitness Club' at Manor Road, Leicester.

University of Leicester

street: Purchasing Unit, Finance Office, University Road

postalCode: LE1 7RH

Technogym Uk Ltd

street: Doncastle House, Doncastle Road

postalCode: RG12 8PE


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

title: Removal and Installation of a Generator at HMP Kirkham

description: Removal & Installation of Generator at HMP Kirkham (job 2)

Longcross Group Ltd

postalCode: B91 2AA


title: Roads maintenance.

description: It is proposed to put a framework in place consisting of 9 Lots.Lot 1 Surfacing and planing.Lot 2 Reinstatment.Lot 3 Propriertary Process.Lot 4 Road Markings.Lot 5 Surface Dressing.Lot 6 Road Studs.Lot 7 Micro surfacing and slurry surfacing.Lot 8 Traffic Signs supply & erection.Lot 9 Jetting & CCTV surveys.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

mainProcurementCategory: works

Tayside Procurement Consortium

street: Dundee House, 50 North Lindsay Street

postalCode: DD1 1NZ

W Brown Roadworks Ltd

street: Baker Road, West Pitkerro Industrial Estate

postalCode: DD5 3RT

Kiely Bros Ltd

street: 135 Cherrywwod Road, Bordesley Green

postalCode: B9 4XE

Tayside Contracts

street: 1 Soutar Street

postalCode: DD3 8SS

Colas Limited

street: 7 Glenfield Road, Kelvin Industrial Estate

postalCode: G75 0RA

Markon Limited

street: Antonine House, 6-10 Dunnswood Road, Wardpark South, Cumbernauld

postalCode: G67 3EN

Phoenix Specialist Solutions Ltd

street: Ninian Road, Brownsburn Industrial Estate

postalCode: ML6 9SE

Damm Environmental

street: 5 Seaforth Road North, Hillington Park

postalCode: G52 4 JQ

Cenreal Traffic Management Ltd

street: Unit 1D Bandeath Industrial Estate, Throsk

postalCode: FK7 7NP

Eurovia Infrastructure Ltd

street: Albion House, Springfield Road

Tayside Contracts

street: 1 Soutar Street, Dundee

Coupe Line

street: Station Lane, Birtley

postalCode: DH2 1AW

Breedon Aggregates Scotland Ltd

street: Clatchard Quarry, Cupar Road, Newburgh

postalCode: KY14 6JJ

countryName: AW

Markon Limited

street: Antonine House, 6-10 Dunnswood Road,, Wardpark South, Cumbernauld

Archway Products Ltd

street: Jamestown Carrick On Shannon Co. Leitrim

Stabilised Pavements

street: Po Box 6909, Lutterworth, Leicestershire

Goodfellow Plant

street: Mornity Industrial Estate, Airlie Street, Alyth

Euro Environmental Group Ltd

street: Willow House, Kestrel View, Strathclyde Business Park


title: UKHO Clarity and Impact courses

description: Supply of Clarity and Impact Training to the UKHO

Clarity and Impact

street: 129 The Grove

postalCode: W5 3SL


title: Supply of televisions & associated products - 32/12.

name: Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (see www.espo.org)

street: Barnsdale Way, Grove Park

postalCode: LE19 1ES


name: Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Theatre camera systems.

description: Theatre camera systems for the following procedures: ENT, General Surgery, Day Surgery, Gynaecology, Orthopaedics, Urology.

street: Leighton Hospital, Middlewich Road

postalCode: CW1 4QJ


title: FSA OOH Feb 2012

description: buying poster space

street: 124 Theobalds Road

postalCode: WC1X 8RX


title: Childrens Social Care IT System.

title: Childrens Social Care IT System.

description: The London Borough of Hackney is seeking to procure a Childrens Social Care IT System (CSC-IT) which should include:Provision of a Case Management system which meets the requirements of Hackneys Children Social Care.Provision of software licences for up to 80 concurrent users of the CSC-IT system.Provision of project management, training and support services to implement the CSC-IT system.Provision of a support and maintenance service which will support the CSC-IT system for up to 5 years.Provision of integration services with the Councils business application architecture (Master Data, EDRM, CRM).Provision of data migration services, to work with the Hackney Master Data team in migrating the data from the existing system to the new CSC-IT system.The Council will also be looking for suppliers to provide details of the following optional services:An option to purchase the system via a services contract, where the hardware and software is hosted by the supplier.The Councils preference is for a single service delivery organisation/consortium for the provision of these services that offers the Council significant service and cost advantages.The organisations/consortium appointed within this contract will be required to meet an agreed level of service outlined in the ITT specification and demonstrate they have the relevant knowledge and experience within their PQQ and ITT responses.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Detailed requirements specification: 25
Quality method statements: 25
Price: 50

London Borough of Hackney

street: Town Hall, Mare Street, Hackney

postalCode: E8 1EA

Corelogic Limited

street: Fourth Floor, Suncourt House, 18-26 Essex Road

postalCode: N1 8LN


title: Provision of a reablement homecare and support service.

description: Daycare services. The reablement service delivered across all areas within the Council area, will provide a short term service to customers which is aimed at maximising their independence and minimising the on-going need or intensity of a longer tem support package. It will focus on independence and will result in significantly better outcomes for customers and a reduction in overall spend on continuing long term home care packages.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Cost: 40

City of York Council

street: The Guildhall

postalCode: YO1 9QN


name: Great Ormond Street NHS Foundation Trust

title: Paediatric Pulmonary Hypertension Homecare Service.

description: Home medical treatment services. To provide IV, SC, nevulised and oral drug treatment to Children with Pulmonary Hypertension within their homes or designated locations. This wll include the dispensing and delivery of drugs, and associated equipment and ancillaries. Support from Paediatric nurses will be required, full details will be provided in the invitation to tender documents. The Trust reserve the right to award part or all of this contract.

street: Great Ormond Street

postalCode: WC1N 3JH


title: BDUK & Ofcom defined Superfast Broadband and Basic Broadband Infrastructure for White Areas

description: Lot 1(a):Provision of open access infrastructure to facilitate BDUK & Ofcom defined Superfast broadband and basic broadband access to Oxfordshire. The infrastructure will cover the White areas, as defined by the European Commission, providing 90 % coverage to BDUK & Ofcom defined Superfast broadband speeds and the remaining 10 % to basic broadband speeds by December 2015.The procurement will include a comprehensive, and flexible, prioritisation process allowing OCC, during the lifetime of the project, to adjust the priority of locations across the county in order to maximise the coverage and efficiency of the programme.Lot 1(b):Provision of a single supplier framework to allow Participating Bodies to use additional funding to provide BDUK & Ofcom defined Superfast broadband into White areas not being addressed by OCC.

title: Site Specific broadband infrastructure for Oxfordshire

description: Lot 2(a):Provision of site specific broadband infrastructure to replace existing edge site network connectivity at OCC specified sites only. These sites will be identified during the OCC prioritisation process and will not have been sufficiently addressed through the delivery of Lot 1.Lot 2(b):Provision of a single supplier framework to allow Participating Bodies to use additional funding to provide site specific broadband infrastructure to their sites not being addressed by OCC.

title: Superfast Broadband for Oxfordshire.

description: Oxfordshire County Council (OCC), the Contracting Authority, is seeking an innovative private sector partner to provide broadband infrastructure through long term arrangements (the OCC Contract) and separate frameworks for Participating Bodies (the Framework Agreement).The partner will be required to provide both BDUK & Ofcom defined Superfast broadband with minimum speeds of 24Mbps and basic broadband with minimum speeds of 2Mbps. The Contracting Authority requires the partner to design, implement, operate and maintain this wholesale broadband infrastructure in order to provide wholesale broadband services to retail service providers, which in turn, would be able to provide services to business and residential consumers, including public sector organisations.The provision of the wholesale broadband infrastructure will be targeted at those geographical areas (e.g. rural areas) of Oxfordshire where the market is failing to provide wholesale broadband infrastructure (termed White areas and more fully defined in section VI.3). The partner will therefore be required to implement wholesale broadband infrastructure in those areas of Oxfordshire where there is no market presence now or expected over the next three years. This will require a comprehensive, and flexible, prioritisation process allowing OCC, during the lifetime of the project, to adjust the priority of locations across the county in order to maximise the coverage and efficiency of the programme.In addition, OCC requires that a number of OCC specified sites that are not sufficiently addressed through the provision of BDUK & Ofcom defined Superfast broadband are provided with alternative infrastructure to facilitate site specific broadband infrastructure.The requirements have been grouped into the following lots:Lot 1(a):Provision of open access infrastructure to facilitate BDUK & Ofcom defined Superfast broadband and basic broadband access to Oxfordshire. The infrastructure will cover the White areas, as defined by the European Commission, providing 90 % coverage to BDUK & Ofcom defined Superfast speeds and the remaining 10 % to basic broadband speeds by December 2015.The procurement will include a comprehensive, and flexible, prioritisation process allowing OCC, during the lifetime of the project, to adjust the priority of locations across the county in order to maximise the coverage and efficiency of the programme.Lot 1(b):Provision of a single supplier framework to allow Participating Bodies to use additional funding to provide BDUK & Ofcom defined Superfast broadband into White areas not being addressed by OCC.Lot 2 (a):Provision of site specific broadband infrastructure to replace existing edge site network connectivity at OCC specified sites only. These sites will be identified during the OCC prioritisation process and will not have been sufficiently addressed through the delivery of Lot 1.Lot 2 (b):Provision of a single supplier framework to allow Participating Bodies to use additional funding to provide site specific broadband infrastructure to their sites not being addressed by OCC.The Contracting Authority reserves the right to withdraw some of the Lots. Applicants may bid for one or both lots.The Contracting Authority anticipates Lot 1(a) and Lot 2(a) to be contracted directly with OCC under two separate contracts. In addition separate Framework Agreements for Lot 1(b) and Lot 2(b) will be provided to enable call offs by Participating Bodies.The direct contract between the partner and OCC for Lot 1(a) for the development of the wholesale broadband infrastructure will be supported through the provision of public funding through the Broadband Development UK (BDUK) programme and by OCC itself. The use of public funding in this way means that State Aid considerations will apply, including:The specification of requirement is output based and technology neutral (favouring neither active nor passive infrastructure).The partner will be expected to offer wholesale services to other retail service providers on a transparent and non-discriminatory basis for at least 7 years.The contract will include a claw-back mechanism to reinvest any excess subsidy for further broadband roll out and include reporting obligations in order to account for sensitivity to take up rate, deployment cost and non broadband product revenue.The contract will incorporate a benchmarking mechanism to ensure that prices offered by the supplier are controlled in line with the market.Where possible, the partner will be expected to make use of existing infrastructure.The National Regulatory Authority Ofcom will be consulted and updated as the project develops.The partner will be expected to own and manage the risks associated with developing and operating a wholesale broadband network, including but not limited to take up risk.Despite the use of public funding, the Contracting Authority anticipates that to meet its requirements the partner may also need to make a financial contribution and the Contracting Authority wishes to explore through this procurement the best way for this contribution to be made.It is anticipated that the partner will need to deliver the services from March 2013. Further details are set out in the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (Information Document).The scope of work encompassed under the Framework Agreements remains the same as the OCC Contracts. The Participating Bodies (i.e. the only bodies entitled to enter into call off contracts under the relevant Framework Agreement) are set out below:The district councils and borough councils in Oxfordshire which are Oxford City Council, Cherwell District Council, South Oxfordshire District Council, Vale of White Horse District Council and West Oxfordshire District Council.All parish councils in Oxfordshire (details of which can be found at: http://mycouncilpages.oxfordshire.gov.uk/mgParishCouncilDetails.aspx?LS=17&SLS=4&bcr=1.).All maintained schools in Oxfordshire (including voluntary controlled and voluntary aided schools), free schools, academies, further education colleges (which are Oxford and Cherwell Valley College, Abingdon and Witney College, The Henley College), Oxford University and Oxford Brookes University.Thames Valley Police, all NHS Bodies in Oxfordshire and all other contracting authorities under the public contracts regulations 2006.The Contracting Authority is acting as a central purchasing body through which the Participating Bodies may wish to procure substantially similar services to those included in the OCC Contract under a separate framework agreement but without any obligation on the Participating Bodies to participate. Accordingly it is the intention that the Participating Bodies should be able to rely on this procurement to purchase such services without the need for any further procurement process.The duration of an individual call-off contract under any Framework Agreement will not necessarily be limited to 4 years but will be governed by the subject matter of the call-off contract concerned. The form of the call-off contract will be agreed during the current procurement process subject to the right to make specific amendments in respect of an individual call-off.It should also be noted that in the event of restructuring within local government and/or the wider public sector that this procurement and / or the OCC Contracts and any Framework Agreement awarded will pass to successor authorities to the Contracting Authority or any of the Participating Bodies that are public sector bodies, local authorities or state-funded schools.No guarantee or warranty is given as to the nature or volume, if any, of the services or the number of calloffs, if any, under any Framework Agreement.The Contracting Authority reserves the right to award only one of the OCC Contracts, and also reserves the right not to award any Framework Agreement or alternatively to award the OCC Contracts and any Framework Agreement at different stages of the procurement process.Bidders should note that post contract award the scope of the contract may be subject to minor variations to cater for urgent and/or unforeseen additional works/services falling within the core requirements and identified elsewhere in this notice.

Oxfordshire County Council

street: County Hall New Road

postalCode: OX1 1ND


title: LHS - Supply of Bituminous Emulsions 2012-2013.

Lancashire County Council

street: Corporate Procurement, E38, PO Box 100, County Hall

postalCode: PR1 0LD


title: ST197: Development and Operation of an Extra Care Housing Scheme on the Wombourne Day Centre Site.

description: Staffordshire County Council (the County Council) is inviting tenders from housing providers for the provision of a new extra care development in Wombourne (the Project). The County Council will make the site available at a discount on its market value in return for nomination rights to the Project for a period of twenty (20) years, with an option to extend by agreement of both parties. These units are located in a wide range of buildings including Schools, Leisure Centres, Office Blocks, Police Stations, Fire Stations, Libraries, Day Centres and Residential Homes.IMPORTANT NOTE The participation and process for this tender will be via the electronic tendering portal located at www.staffordshire.alito.co.uk. Please ensure you also refer to section VI.3 of this notice.All requests for information to be sent through the electronic tendering portal and message facility on the Proactis electronic tendering system. How to register:1. Instructions at http//www.staffordshire.gov.uk/business/procurement/etendering/.2. Follow the link to Proactis E-Tendering (http://www.staffordshire.alito.co.uk). On the main page click SUPPLIERS then (new user) REGISTER links.3. Complete the self-registration questions and click the Register button.4. You will receive a confirmation e-mail with an authentication link (this email may find its way to your trash/junk email account, so please check).5. Confirm the authentication and then login into Proactis SUPPLIERS-side.6. Search the bulletin board for the tender(s) using key words, search criteria etc.7. Once found, click on the (blue) contract title to register interest against an active tender.8. Click the REGISTER button and then CONTINUE.9. The tender will now be in the MY TENDERS profile area on the main menu.10. Find the READ ME FIRST document and continue with managing the tender.If you require urgent assistance regarding the initial usage of the eTendering package please contact the Contracting Authority point-of-contact in Section I.1 of this notice. On failure to reach this contact, please immediately email the nature of the difficulty to sp@staffordshire.gov.uk.

Staffordshire County Council

street: Wedgwood Building, Tipping Street

postalCode: ST16 2DH


name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

title: Renewal of Comprehensive Licence

description: Retrospective - contract finished. Published as part of Contract Finder reconciliation exercise Renewal of COMPREHENSIVE Licence No.: L00053697 from 1 March 11 to 29 February 2012

street: Noble House ,17 Smith Square

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


title: Human Resources Management Information System with Integrated Payroll.

description: The contract is for the provision and implementation of a new Human Resource Management Information Systems (HRMIS) and Payroll system to run a modern and effective HR service. The HR and payroll modules should be fully integrated. Functionality tailored to the higher education sector would be of interest.LSTM is considering having the infrastructure hosted externally or internally, and is asking for tenders to provide quotations for both options. LSTM reserves the right not to let this Lot. LSTM reserves the right to withdraw part or all of this Lot after each stage of the procurement up until the close of the evaluation.To obtain further details of this opportunity, the potential provider(s) should register its (their) interest and request the Invitation To Tender (ITT) from the contact person nominated in section I.1. The ITT will be sent electronically. This document will contain the background to this project and a synopsis of LSTM’s requirements which the successful potential provider(s) will need to fulfil under this contract.

awardCriteriaDetails: Criteria stated in the specifications, in the invitation to tender: 100

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine

street: 38 Pembroke Place Liverpool

postalCode: L3 5QA

Midland Software Limited

street: Peterbridge House, The Lakes

postalCode: NN4 7HB


title: Pharmaceutical Outpatient Dispensing Services.

description: Northern Lincolnshire & Goole Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust runs three hospitals in Grimsby, Scunthorpe and Goole – Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital, Grimsby (DPOW), Scunthorpe General Hospital (SGH) and Goole & District Hospital (GDH). We also run some outreach services in the local communities. The Trust delivers its services from a variety of sites with the majority concentrated at DPOW and SGH.The Trust is seeking a commercial provider for the provision and development of out-patient dispensing services from premises registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council and in accordance with the standards set by them.Our core requirement is for the dispensing of prescriptions for out-patient and Accident and Emergency attendees on the DPOW/SGH sites. We may wish to explore options around the provision of delivery and / or collection services for regular, repeat, medications for patients on long term, hospital provided treatments that do not form part of a formal National or Yorkshire and Humber NHS Pharmaceuticals Purchasing Consortia based homecare contract. Our GDH out-patient service provision is currently subject to a separate arrangement.

street: Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital, Scartho Road

postalCode: DN33 2BA


title: Boiler Replacement at HMYOI Huntercoombe

description: Replace 3 boiler burners and a number of valves at HMYOI Huntercoombe

Gelnbeigh Off Site Ltd

postalCode: SO18 2RZ


title: Hire of Marquees and Related Facilities

description: The University of Surrey is looking to appoint a contractor for the provision of marquees for Post and Undergrad Graduation receptions, Open Days, Fresher's Fayre and Careers Fair and to be the first choice supplier for all other marquee requirements during the period of the contract.SPECIFICATION FOR GRADUATION MARQUEESKey Dates:Fresher's Fayre - Normally last week in September, commencing 2013Postgraduate - Normally third week in April, commencing 2014Undergraduate - Normally third week in July commencing 2014.Location:PATS Field University of Surrey Guildford SurreyThis requirement has 3 sections:MarqueeFurnitureAV equipmentPATS field has a maximum width in the desired area of 80 metersDue to the possible condition of the field a temporary track way may need to be provided.POSTGRADUATE MARQUEE:This must be a single structure that can accommodate up to 1100 people50% seated 50% standing and with enough circulation area to allow for buffet tables and beveragesA suspended floor is requiredThe marquee must be fully lined and carpetedAn entrance marquee is requiredLighting and heating must be providedA separate “kitchen area” is requiredA possible layout sketch is attachedFurniture requirements:7 Stainless steel Kitchen tables15 6 foot trestle tablesAssorted tables and chairs to accommodate 4,6,8,10 people up to 550 and cloths to cover15 6 foot round tables for buffet use30 white Table cloths for round tables4 water boilersWash hand basins for kitchen areaAV equipmentStage area of 12 x 8 or big enough to accommodate a 4 piece bandLectern for speechesSound equipment so that speeches can be heard within the marquee8 walkie talkiesMains electric will be suppliedToilets are also needed to cater for the amount of guests.UNDERGRADUATE MARQUEEThis needs to be one structure that is “split “ down the middle and that each side can accommodate up to 800 people. An outside covered area will also need to be provided for another 400 (Entrance Marquee and walkway).A kitchen area is also requiredThe Marquee must be lined and carpeted and a suspended or follow the contours wooden flooring is requiredCirculation space is requiredA rough Sketch is attachedFurinture requirments:7 Stainless steel Kitchen tables30 6 foot trestle tablesAssorted tables and chairs to accommodate 4,6,8,10 people upto 600 and cloths to cover (300 per side)Outside furniture to accommodate 50030 6 foot round tables for buffet use60 white Table cloths for round tables4 water boilersWash hand basins for kitchen area

University of Surrey

street: Senate House

postalCode: GU2 7XH


name: East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust

title: Occupational Health Services for Trust Staff.

description: Company health services. Kent and Medway NHS Facilities invites expression of interest from suitably qualified organisations wishing to provide an occupational health service to Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust, NHS West Kent, NHS Medway and Eastern and Coastal Kent Community Health NHS Trust. The contract may be divided into lots or may be a Kent wide single provider, comprehensive solution rather than a fragmented multiple provider contract, however this will be confirmed within the invitation to tender.Contractors will be required to complete a pre-qualification questionnaire and the evaluation of this will establish those companies that will be shortlisted and permitted to tender. This questionnaire will only be sent out after the deadline for expressions of interest.The proposed contract is a period of three years commencing April 2012, with the option to extend for a period of up to 2 years.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Financial criteria: 50
Quality Criteria: 50

Kent Community Health NHS Trust

street: Templar House, 110/120 Upper Pemberton, Eureka Park

postalCode: TN25 4AZ

street: Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Ethelbert Road

postalCode: CT1 3NG


name: Black Country Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

title: EBME serivces.

description: Our vision is to improve health and well-being for people of all ages across the Black Country. In Sandwell, Wolverhampton Walsall and Dudley, we care for and support people of all ages who have mental health needs. We provide a range of specialist health services for people with learning disabilities in Dudley, Walsall, Sandwell and Wolverhampton. We also provide community healthcare services for children, young people and families in Dudley.The contractor shall provide a service for the provision of Electro Bio Mechanical Engineering (EBME) for products classed as medical devices in keeping with the key objectives of the Trust.The contract period will be for 3 years with an option to extend for a further 2 in 12 month increments.A draft ITT will be sent and any other relevant information such as TUPE after the closing date for expressions of interest.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality: 60

street: Delta House, Delta Point, Greets Green Road

postalCode: B70 9PL


name: Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust

title: The Supply of Equipment and Cosumables for Quantitative Analysis of Autoantibodies & Allergen Specific IgE Levels.

description: One analyser for the following purposes:— automation, kits and consumables for the detection / quantification of the following autoantibodies:— anti-nuclear antibodies (automated screening assay),— cyclic citrulinated peptide antibody,— glomerular basement membrane antibody,— double stranded DNA antibody (IgE).

street: Royal Sussex County Hospital, Eastern Road, Brighton and Hove

postalCode: BN2 5BE


title: The Provision of an Asset Management Software Solution.

description: Information systems. Software implementation services. Software package and information systems. Database software package. GHA are looking to procure a Commercial off the Shelf asset management software solution. The primary focus of the solution will be the effective management of planned cyclical maintenance and servicing regimes, asbestos management, asset management, stock condition surveys, energy performance etc. However, capability must exist to conduct scenario planning, business planning, component accounting.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Asset Management Business Functional Requirements: 40
Asset Management Technical Functionality: 30
Price: 30

The Glasgow Housing Association Limited

street: Granite House, 177 Trongate

postalCode: G1 5HF

PIMSS Data Systems Limited

street: 10 Woodside Business Park

postalCode: CH41 1EL


title: Legal services for debt collection.

description: Provision of legal services for debt collection.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Price: 40

London Borough of Camden

street: 2F Argyle Street

postalCode: WC1H 8NG


title: Water Treatment Services.

title: Home group - water treatment services (Scotland & north west England)

description: This lot relates to water treatment services for Scotland & north west England.

title: Home group - water treatment services (North East England Inc. Yorkshire)

description: This lot relates to water treatment services delivered within North East England Inc. Yorkshire.

title: Home group - water treatment services (central & East England)

description: This lot relates to water treatment service delivered within central and East England.

title: Home group - water treatment services (south east & south west England)

description: This lot relates to water treatment services delivered to south east & south west England.

title: Home Group - water treatment services.

description: Under this (contract) the contractor is required to participate actively in the economic and social regeneration of the locality of and surrounding the place of delivery for the (contract). Accordingly contract performance conditions may relate in particular to economic, social and environmental considerations.The requests to participate are invited by Home Group Limited.Home Group is looking to appoint a contractor to assist with all water treatment services. Separate specifications and pricing schedules in the tender will be issued for:a) Legionella L8;b) Grey Water Systems;c) Rainwater Harvesting;d) Water Pumping Stations;e) Septic Tanks.a) Legionella L8 Currently, Water Hygiene Prevention, Testing and Monitoring is required at approximately 1600 Home Properties in Scotland & North West 69 North East 193 Central & East 392 South East & West 603. Commercial 143 BASS Bail Accommodation Support Services 202Under the same tender reference Home Group is looking to appoint a contractor to assist with all water treatment servicing and maintenance of plant which includes:Servicing and Maintenance for grey water systems, rainwater harvesting systems, water pumping stations and septic tanks details to be confirmed in the tender documents. Separate specifications and pricing schedules documents per service provision with full details will be issued as the programme rolls out over the year. Depending on responses some services may be withdrawn.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 60
Commercial: 40

Home Group Limited

street: 2 Gosforth Park Way, Gosforth Park Way

postalCode: NE12 8ET

Rentokil Specialist Hygiene

street: Registered Office: 2 City Place, Beehive Ring Road, Gatwick Airport

postalCode: RH6 0HA


title: A2Dominion Housing Group Ltd - Domestic Gas Service, Repair and Boiler Replacement Contract - South.

description: Service and Repair of gas appliances and apparatus in domestic dwellings. Arrangements to include completion of landlord gas safety records, servicing of appliances and systems, responsive repairs service and responsive boiler replacements. The geographical areas involved are Surrey, Kent, Hampshire, East and West Sussex and Wiltshire.

A2Dominion Housing Group Ltd

street: 85 Uxbridge Road, Ealing

postalCode: W5 5TH


title: Technical Support to the Radiation Sciences section of the Dalton Cumbria Facility - NDA Framework NDA9/00321

National Nuclear Laboratory

street: Chadwick House,Birchwood Park

postalCode: WA3 6AE


title: Supply of Sausages & Meat Products

title: Supply of Sausages & Meat Products.

description: The council are looking for a supplier to supply sausages and meat products for our Catering Department to be delivered to the establishments listed in the tender inforamtion.Suppliers Instructions How to Express Interest in this Tender1. Register your company on the etenderwales portal (this is only required once)- Browse to the eSourcing Portal: www.etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk- Click the "Suppliers register here" link- Enter your correct business and user details- Note the username you chose and click "Save" when complete- You will shortly receive an email with yo ur unique password (please keep this secure)- Agree to the terms and conditions and click "continue"2. Express an Interest in the Project- Login to the portal with the username/password- Click the "ITTs Open to All Suppliers" link. (These are Invitations to Tender open to any registered supplier)- Click on the relevant ITT to access the content.- Click the "Express Interest" button in the "Actions" box on the left-hand side of the page.- This will move the ITT into your "My ITTs" page. (This is a secure area reserved for your projects only)- Click on the ITT code, you can now access any attachments by clicking the "Settings and B! uyer Attachments" in the "Actions" box3. Responding to the tender- You can now choose to "Reply" or "Reject" (please give a reason if rejecting)- You can now use the ''''Messages'''' function to communicate with the buyer and seek any clarification- Note the deadline for completion, then follow the onscreen instructions to complete the ITT - There may be a mixture of online & offline actions for you to perform (there is detailed online help available)If you require any further assistance use the online help, or the BravoSolution help desk is available Mon - Fri (8am - 6pm) on:- email: help@bravosolution.co.uk- Phone: 0800 368 4850/ Fax: 020 7 080 0480

Pembrokeshire County Council

street: County Hall, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire

postalCode: SA61 1TP

The Preseli Gold Sausage Co. Ltd.

street: Unit 7-8 Feidr Castell Business Park

postalCode: SA65 9BB


title: Refurbishment of laundry at HMP Feltham

description: Refurbishment of laundry at HMP Feltham

Smallman & son

postalCode: LE7 1HL


title: Supply of Monographs.

description: Imperial College London, acting on behalf of a consortium consisting of Imperial College London, University College London and the University of Oxford, has awarded a framework agreement for the supply of Monographs and Standing Orders which will include English language monographs and standing orders (including North American), European Monographs and Standing Orders and various levels of servicing.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Commercial: 35
Service: 45
Technical: 20

Imperial College London

street: Exhibition Road

postalCode: SW7 2AZ

Dawson Books Ltd

street: 1 Broadland Business Park

postalCode: NR7 0WF

Coutts Information Services Ltd

street: Avon House, Headlands Business Park

postalCode: BH24 3PB

Starkmann Ltd

street: 42 Doughty St

postalCode: WC1N 2LY

Casalini LIbri SPA

street: Via Bennedetto da Maiano 3

countryName: IT

Erasmus antiquariaat En Boekhandel B.V.

street: Nieuwe Herengracht 123-A

countryName: NL

Otto Harrassowitz GmbH & Co HG

street: Kreuzberger Ring 7

countryName: DE


name: Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: All Equipment.

title: Maintenance and repair of macerators and bedpan washers.

description: Maintenance of 74 Macerators and 49 bedpan (bed pan) washers throughout the Trust. The Trust is looking for both fully comprehensive and preplanned maintenance options for the following:74 Macerators to be in line with HTM 01 PtB (validation and verification), HTM 01 Pt 01 for revalidation. 69 Vernacare Units, 4 Pulpmatic Plus and 1 Haigh Sluicemaster. 49 Bed Pan Washers, 42 Panamatic, 2 Stanbridge Guardian, 1 HDH Heron, 2 Dekomed, 2 Arjo Tornado.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Service delivery: 30
Contractual terms: 10

street: Addenbrooke's Hospital, Hills Road

postalCode: CB2 0QQ

DCC Dolphin Ltd

street: The Fulcrum, Vantage Way

postalCode: BH12 4NU


name: Pell Frischmann Consulting Engineers Ltd

name: Turner & Townsend Project Managment Limited

name: URS Infrastructure & Environment UK Limited

title: Consultancy Services - 664/12.

description: Business and management consultancy and related services. General management consultancy services. Research and development consultancy services. Energy-efficiency consultancy services. Environmental issues consultancy services. Health and safety consultancy services. Safety consultancy services. Transport systems consultancy services. Highways consultancy services. Marketing management consultancy services. Public relations consultancy services. Advertising consultancy services. Development consultancy services. Business-development consultancy services. Financial consultancy services. Consulting services for water-supply and waste consultancy. Auditing services. ESPO, on behalf of the Pro5 group of professional buying organisations, is seeking to establish a framework agreement with a number of suppliers for the provision of consultancy services, principally for local government. The key aim of the framework will be to promote cost savings and create efficiencies by providing these organisations access to pre-approved suppliers whom they may appoint using a simple and streamlined procurement process.Recognising that the Government Procurement Service (GPS) is currently in the process of establishing their consultancyONE framework, which will cover a wide range of generic business consultancy areas for use by central government and the wider public sector, it is the intention that Pro5 will direct local government customers to the consultancyONE framework where the framework meets their consultancy needs, rather than Pro5 creating a duplicate framework for local government. The new Pro5 consultancy framework will therefore take a different approach by focusing specifically on local government needs.The new framework will cover a wide range of consultancy services divided into 21 lots and suppliers are invited to bid for one, some or all of these lots. Further details regarding the framework’s lots can be found below. The number of suppliers offered a place on the framework will depend in part upon the number and nature of bids received, but the objective will to ensure that the framework offers a choice of at least six suppliers within each lot. Although an e-Auction will not be used in establishing this framework, an e-Auction process may be used to award subsequent call off contracts following the reopening of competition among the parties to the framework agreement.Whilst principally for use by local authorities across the UK, (Pro5 being Central Purchasing Bodies as defined by the EU Combined Procurement Directive 2004/18/EC) the Framework Agreement will also be open for use by the following classifications of users throughout all administrative regions of the UK: Educational Establishments; Police, Fire & Rescue and Coastguard Emergency Services; NHS and HSC Bodies, including Ambulance Services; Central Government Departments and their Agencies; Registered Charities and Registered Social Landlords. Full details of the classification of end user establishments and geographical areas is available at: http://www.espo.org/about-us/ojeu-permissible-users.aspx.It should be noted that ESPO are also exploring the feasibility of establishing a dynamic purchasing system (DPS) for low value/transactional consultancy requirements under a separate procurement exercise. This is however, currently at an exploratory stage and should ESPO decide to proceed with this option, a supplementary contract notice will be placed inviting suppliers to apply for inclusion on the DPS.

name: Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (see www.espo.org) on behalf of the 'Pro 5' Group of Professional Buying Organisations (see http://www.espo.org/index.asp?CMD=PRO)

street: Barnsdale Way, Grove Park

postalCode: LE19 1ES

Grant Thornton UK LLP

street: No 1 Whitehall, Riverside

postalCode: LS1 4BN

Focus Consultants 2010 LLP

street: Focus House, Millenium Way West, Phoenix Park

postalCode: NG8 6AS

Excellence in Business

street: Hawk House, Falcon Court

postalCode: TS18 3TU

Eunomia Reserch & Consulting Limited

street: 37 Queen Square

postalCode: BS1 4QS

Ernst and Young LLP

street: 1 More London Place

postalCode: SE1 2AF

EC Harris LLP

street: Baskerville House, Centenary Square, Broad Street

postalCode: B1 2ND

DTW

street: Bank Chambers, Market Place, Guisborough

postalCode: TS14 6BN

Deloitte

street: Four Brindley Place

postalCode: B1 2HZ

Counter Context Limited

street: S1 St James, Vicar Lane

postalCode: S1 2EX

Chrystal Consulting Limited

street: New Business & Account Management, 191c Moss Lane, Stockport

postalCode: SK7 1BA

Babcock 4S Limited

street: Bay Tree Avenue, Kingstone Road, Leatherhead

Atos Consulting Ltd

street: Local Government, 4 Triton Square, Regents Place

Atkins Limited

street: Local and Devolved Government, Euston Tower, 286 Euston Road

Arup

street: The Arup Campus, Blythe Gate, Blythe Valley Park

AMEC E&I UK Ltd

street: Gables House, Kenilworth Road, Leamington Spa

PKF (UK) LLP

street: 16 The Havens, Ransomes Europark, Ipswich

Outcome UK Ltd

street: Saxon View, Saxon Business Park, Hanbury Road, Stoke Prior

ORA (Organic Resources Agency)

street: Malvern Hills Science Park, Geraldline Road, Malvern

Liberata UK Limited

street: Regional Business Development, 4th Floor, 125 Wood Street

Ridge and Partners LLP

street: The Cowyards, Blenheim Park, Oxford Road

RSM Tenon Limited

street: Unit 1 Hollinswood Court, Stafford Park 1

Syndicate Communications Limited

street: Th Enterprise Suite, 9th Floor, Centre City Tower, 5-7 Hill Street

The Social Marketing Gateway Limited

street: 4th Floor Ingram House, 227 Ingram Street

The Value Office Agency

street: DVS, 5th Floor, Holland House, Oxford Road, Bournemouth

street: The McLaren Building, 46 The Priory, Queensway

Waterman Transport & Development Ltd

street: Lockington Hall Business Centre, Lockington


title: Personalised Travel Planning

title: Personalised Travel Planning (PTP).

description: Cambridgeshire Country Council is seeking a suitably skilled and experienced consultant to design, implement, manage and monitor a Personalised Travel Planning (PTP) project – under the auspices of its Local Sustainable Transport Fund funded Getting Cambridgeshire to Work programme – targeted at circa 21,000 households in Cambridgeshire between April 2013 and March 2015; to result in a demonstrable mode shift in the target audience, especially commuters, from use of the car to sustainable modes for everyday journeys.The Contractor will deliver PTP within the two target corridors of the Getting Cambridgeshire to Work programme (hereafter called the LSTF programme):1. Alconbury – Huntingdon – St Ives – Northstowe – Cambridge Science Park Station area – Cambridge.2. Ely – Waterbeach – Cambridge Science Park Station area – Cambridge.It is expected that households in Huntingdon, Godmanchester, St Ives, Ely and selected villages will be the primary focus for PTP.As part of the project the Contractor will, as a minimum, be required to:a) Carry out market research to identify the specific locations in the target area where there is greatest potential to engage commuters in their place of residence.b) Agree with the Council the exact household numbers and locations to be targeted with PTP, as well as the detailed timetable for the roll out of PTP in these communities in 2013/14 and 2014/15.c) Make contact with an agreed percentage of target households.d) Provide personalised sustainable travel information directly to an agreed percentage of contacted households.e) Segment participating households and stream their on-going involvement in PTP to ensure the information / process is most suitable for their needs.f) Collect personal contact data from householders wishing to receive future information from the Council about sustainable travel and LSTF programme initiatives.g) Source and / or develop information resources and incentives for distribution to households via PTP; including the negotiation of discount / taster tickets / etc. with local businesses and transport operators.h) Promote existing and new Council / Travel for Work Partnership / LSTF programme sustainable travel information and initiatives to households.i) Liaise and coordinate with the wider LSTF programme, officers and stakeholders to ensure PTP remains complimentary to related LSTF programme activities and initiatives – including setting up and maintaining a stakeholder group to advise on / support delivery of the PTP project.j) Monitor outputs and evaluate mode shift outcomes – which must include as a minimum:a. Data on activity and outputs of the project.b. A demonstrable percentage point change in travel behaviour from single occupancy vehicle to sustainable modes.c. A demonstrable carbon saving from the mode shift achieved.The maximum contract value is GBP 600k, however value for money and price competitiveness will be evaluated through the tender evaluation process.

Cambridgeshire County Council

street: Shire Hall, Castle Hill

postalCode: CB3 0AP

Steer Davies Gleave Ltd

street: 28-32 Upper Ground

postalCode: SE1 9PD


name: City Hospitals Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust

title: EU14/2011/12 - Supply of Gynaecological Sub Uretheral Consumables to City Hospital Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust.

description: Supply of Gynaecological sub uretheral consumables to City Hospital Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust.

street: Supplies Department, Kayll Road, Tyne & Wear


title: 12/0077 5S882 - Asbestos Management Consultancy 2013 - 2015.

description: Asbestos Management Consultancy with Co-ordinator based in Elgin office for 3 days per week. Contract for 2 years involving annual Management surveys for 250 buildings and 53 schools, R & D surveys as instructed to corporate buildings and a random sample of 5,800 council houses prior to improvement works commencing. Staff and Contractor awareness training sessions (max 2 per year) also part of contract.

Moray Council

street: High Street

postalCode: IV30 1BX

Environmental Scientifics Group Limited

street: Bretby Business Park, Ashby Road

postalCode: DE15 0YZ


title: Supply and Through Life Support to The Defence CO2 Cylinder Charging Rigs.

description: Aircraft equipment. Supply and Through Life Support of the Defence CO2 Cylinder Charging Rigs.

Air Support, Air Support

street: Walnut 3c #1335, MOD Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH

BOC Ltd

street: Priestley Road, Worsley

postalCode: M28 2UT


name: Pleskarn Ltd T/A Lewis's Medical Supplies

title: The Supply of First Aid and Medical Consumables and Equipment.

description: YPO is the lead organisation for this tender, acting on behalf of YPO and ESPO. YPO and ESPO are looking for providers to be appointed onto a Framework Agreement for the Provision of First Aid and Medical Consumables and Equipment to be delivered predominately to YPO and ESPO warehouse facilities and in some cases direct to end users across the UK, including Northern Ireland. The products cover First Aid and Medical Consumables and Equipment which include but are not restricted to First Aid Kits and Cabinets, Bandages, Dressings, Plasters, Burn Relief, Foil Blankets, Resuscitation Devices, Eye wash, Bio spill kits, Sharps bins. This framework may be utilised by any local authority or public sector body during the life of the framework.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 55
Quality: 30
Customer service and delivery: 15

Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation

street: 41 Industrial Park

postalCode: WF2 0XE

Crest Medical

street: 17 Chesford Grange Woolston Warrington

postalCode: WA1 4RQ

Aero Healthcare

street: Warwick House Unit 6 Redkilm Close West Sussex

postalCode: RH13 5QL

Pleskarn Ltd TA Lewis Medical Supplies

street: The Bankside House Bankside Business Park Coronation Street Reddish

postalCode: SK5 7PG

street: Bankside House Bankside Business Park Coronation Street South Reddish

Reliance Medical Ltd

street: The Radnor Building

postalCode: CW12 4XP

Aero Healthcare

street: Warwick House Unit 6 Redkiln Close Est Sussex

Reliance

street: The Radno Building Radnor Park Trading Estate Back Lane

street: Bankside House, Bankside Business Park, Coronation Street, South Reddish, Stockport

Reliance Medical

street: The Radnor Building Radnor Park Trading Estate Back Lane

Crest Medical Ltd

street: 17 Chesford Grange Woolston

Crest Medical

street: 17 Chesford Grange

Reliance Medical

street: The Radnor Building Radnor Trading Estate Back Lane

Aero Healthcare

street: Warwick House Unit 6 Redkiln Close West Sussex

Pleskarn Ltd TA Lewis Medical Supplies

street: Bankside House Bankside Business Park Coromation Street South Reddish

Aero Healthcare

street: Warwick House

St John Ambulance Supplies

street: Mcbeath House

postalCode: EC1V 7LW


title: UOE/2012/029 Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometer, Elemental Analyser Modules for Bulk Isotope Analysis & CN Analysis and Sundries.

description: Spectrometers. Mass spectrometer. Analysers. Purchase of an Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometer for IRMS analysis, associated elemental analyser modules for bulk isotope analysis & for CN analysis, supporting components & software & licences, consumables, support/maintenance for stated period including all parts, labour & disbursements i.e. travel to site etc., staff training & user manuals, delivery & 'in transit' insurance to named location in Cornwall including offloading & placement in laboratory, set up & commissioning, testing to evidence agreed performance standards.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 50
Price: 50

University of Exeter

street: Procurement Services, The Queen's Building, The Queen's Drive

postalCode: EX4 4QH


title: TDA Recruitment 2011 - CRM programme

description: TDA Recruitment 2011 - CRM programme

DraftFCB

postalCode: SW1E 5JL


title: Building Engineering Services Consultancy.

description: Royal Mail Group Ltd (RMG) wishes to establish a framework of Building Services Engineers with full UK wide coverage to support delivery of the RMG property strategy including the delivery of industrial type buildings as are required to carry out its business activities in the UK. Such buildings may include (but are not necessarily limited to): mail centres, delivery offices, regional distribution centres, vehicle workshops, parcelforce depots and the like.The services to be provided through the framework may cover: new build, extensions, refurbishment, and/or fit-out. It is anticipated that new build projects will be based on a design and build form of contract with other projects based on a traditional approach (with or without contractor's design portions).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality /Service: 40
Regulations and Compliance (H&S): 10
Innovation: 10

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

Royal Mail Group Ltd

street: 35-50 Rathbone Place

postalCode: W1T 1HQ

NDC 2000 Limited

street: Block 3, Suite C, Mitre Court, 38 Lichfield Road, West Midlands

postalCode: B74 2LZ

Atkins Limited

street: Woodcote Grove Ashley Road Surrey

postalCode: KT18 5BW

Pick Everard

street: Halford House, Charles St.

postalCode: LE1 1HA

Ridge & Partners LLP

street: The Cowyards Blenheim Park Oxon

postalCode: OX20 1QR

S I Sealy & Associates Ltd

street: Inwood Court Stuart Road Bredbury

postalCode: SK6 2SR


title: Waldegrave School Building Cleaning Services Contract

description: The Waldegrave School requires one supplier to fulfil its cleaning requirements

Waldegrave School for Girls

street: Fifth Cross Road

postalCode: TW2 5LH


title: Supply of LNG Road Tankers.

title: Supply of LNG Road Tankers.

description: Scotia Gas Networks are looking for indications of interest in the supply of small scale LNG related assets.1. LNG Road Tankers.Specification, These are to be ADR specification, suitable for use in the United Kingdom. Max Gross Vehicle weight 44 tonnes. Maximum working pressure rating 8,6 bar, no pump, double skin, vacuum insulated.Timescales and Volume: Possibly up to 15 units, last to be supplied by 31.10.2012.Please confirm interest to email address included.

Scotland Gas Networks plc

street: 95 Kilbirnie Street

postalCode: G5 8JD

M1 Engineering Ltd

street: Commondale Way, Euroway Trading Estate

postalCode: BD4 6SQ


title: CBC-0035-T-LS SAP Support & Consultancy.

description: Provision of detailed SAP technical support services for but not restricted to the following modules:Finance FICO.Sales and Distribution Support SD.Procurement SRM and MM.HR and Payroll.Basis.ESS/MSS.BPC.SAP Project.BI.PI.Consultancy and development work within existing and new SAP modules.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Financial: 50
Quality: 40
Presentation: 10

Central Bedfordshire Council

street: Technology House

postalCode: MK42 9BD

Edenhouse Solutions Limited

street: 6 Quartz Point, Stonebridge Road, Coleshill

postalCode: B46 3JL


title: ELECTRONIC SURVEY OF FINAL YEAR PRIMARY TRAINEE TEACHERS

OPM

street: 252b Gray’s Inn Road

postalCode: WC1X 8XG


title: EC 0568. Medical device development.

description: 1. The University of Edinburgh ("the Buyer") invites competitive tenders for the design and development of a novel diagnostic medical device. This procurement process is to address the initial device development needs of a new research and development project, which will be led by a University appointed Project Team. The appointed tenderer will work in partnership with the Buyer and the aforementioned team to plan, design, develop, manufacture and test two identical prototype diagnostic devices for preliminary clinical testing. Additional iterative development of the device is likely after the initial research and development project and this will be addressed in the tender;2. This document addresses Stage 1 of a two-stage procurement process, which is explained in the later paragraphs of this section;3. The project will initiate in January 2013 and will run for 24 months, assuming that all objectives / milestone are met. Phase A will have a duration of 3 months and will focus on software development. Phase B will have a duration of 2.5 months and this will focus on technology selection. The design and development part of this project is due for completion at the end of October 2013 and this stage of the project will be referred to as Phase C. The clinical testing for the project will comment November 2013 and this stage of the project will be referred to as Phase D. Phase D is not subject to this tender;4. There are specific "go/no-go" milestones at the end of each Phase of the project. If a milestone is not successfully achieved then the project will be terminated;5. Two bespoke prototype medical devices will be required to be designed and built to the Buyer project team’s specifications. Offers are being sought for the design and development of these bespoke devices. Tenderers are invited to propose their own solutions and / or developments of the prototypes to achieving the best outcome regarding efficient manufacture of the novel medical device;6. A description of the indication and the detailed specification of the novel medical device will not be available during the Stage 1 procurement process; this will only be available to short listed tenderers. The equipment specifications are indicative and for guidance only and are likely to be developed during the procurement process. The final designs and the fitness for purpose of the final product shall be the responsibility of the Tenderer. The Phases are described further below.Phase A: clinical data analysis and proof of concept.Phase B: technology selection.Phase C: prototype device development.6.1 The tenderers shall also be required to provide a range of services in relation to the design and development of a novel diagnostic medical device including project management, design and / or sample production, logistics, installation, commissioning, snagging, training, warranty back up for the equipment supplied in all of the above;6.2 The prototype diagnostic medical devices offered will be required to be tested and proved fit for purpose for clinical use over the life of the product, expected to be at least 3 years.7. This tender will follow a two stage restricted procurement procedure as explained below:— First stage procurement procedure; pre-qualification stage which will require tenderers to complete questionnaires as contained within or supplied with this document,— Selection: by using the results from the questionnaires, contained within this document, tenderers will be short listed,— Second stage procurement procedure; invitation to tender stage where only short listed tenderers, who have returned a countersigned NDA shall be issued with the ITT document, containing a full specification and awards shall be made based on the tender offers made in the second stage.8. The restricted process has been adopted to ensure only tenderers that have the capacity to design and develop the prototype devices, then provide on-going service back up to the highest standard, are short-listed to provide tender offers;9. A maximum of 5 tenderers shall be short listed, on the basis that five or more competent and acceptable offers are received;10. As part of the first stage submission the tenderer shall sign and return the non-disclosure agreement.

University Of Edinburgh

street: Charles Stewart House, 9-16 Chambers Street

postalCode: EH1 1HT


title: Quantity surveyor.

description: The quantity surveyor will be required to provide advice at all stages of the project. The advice will include the preparation of cost estimates, cas flows, financial reports, option studies, whole life cost exercises, input into the business case report, preparation of tender and contract documentation, management of the tendering process, advice in relation to contracts, verification of applications for payment from he contractor, review and agreement of variations and agreement of the final account.

title: Ecologist.

description: The ecologist will be appointed to review the existing ecological information and provide ongoing ecological advice to the project team throughout the development programme and monitoring period. The ecologists will review all existing ecological information, amend proposals where necessary, carry out any necessary surveys to enable the team to draw up detailed plans for mitigation. The ecologists will also play an instrumental role in implementing the appropriate mitigation in liaison with the project team. The ecologists will also identify and carry out a monitoring programme for any ecological issues identified and habitat restoration/creation to measure the success of mitigation and to recommend ecological management where required.

title: Sustainability/environmental consultant.

description: The sustainability consultants will be required to provide advice on appropriate environmental assessment schemes for the project and to provide all necessary guidance and support in pursuit of any accreditation under such schemes. In addition the consultant will be required to advise and challenge the client and design team in relation to sustainability issues such as carbon reduction, carbon neutral, waste management, available sources of funding for green technologies, pay back periods and to advise on the impacts of incorporating such measures on the operation of the port facility.

title: Landscape architect.

description: The landscape architect will be required to design a landscaping scheme which encompasses the immediate and long term aspirations for the site development and will be required to coordinate in detail with other consultant disciplines and statutory authorities as required. The landscape design will comprise hard and soft landscaping across the scheme with an emphasis on the river diversion works.

title: Mechanical and electrical infrastructure services consultant.

description: The mechanical and electrical infrastructure consultant will advise the client on all matters in relation to the infrastructure requirements of the site and will provide design input into the scheme in relation to the existing services on the site, energy, heating, power, gas, and water distribution and all associated infrastructure works and liaison with statutory authorities as required.

title: Civil/structural engineer.

description: The civil/structural engineer will be required to design all civil and structural works associated with the scheme including bridges, highways, land remediation and ground improvement measures, canal side works, drainage, waste water treatment works, wharf works, river diversion works and hard standing areas for loading and unloading cargo. The civil/structural engineer will be required to participate in third party negotiations.

title: Rail engineer.

description: The rail engineer will be required to design the rail infrastructure required for the scheme. The scope will include the design of the track, signalling, telecoms, overhead line electrification and associated mechanical and electrical works. The rail engineer will also be required to liaise with network rail and to progress the design through the Network Rail GRIP approvals procedure.

title: CDM co-ordinator.

description: The CDM co-ordinator will be appointed to advise and assist the client and his/her representatives of their duties under the CDM regulations. Check competence and resources of all appointees. Provide advice on the contents of any pre construction information content and requirements. Give notice to the Health and Safety Executive (F10). Co-ordinate health and safety aspects of design work and co-operate with others involved in the project, liaise with principal contractor regarding on-going design, identify, collect and pass on pre construction information, prepare and update the health and safety file.

title: Project manager

description: It is envisaged that the project manager will undertake a variety of duties during the design, procurement and construction phases. The project manager will be involved with co-ordinating the design team, managing progress, producing reports as required, inputting into the business case and managing interfaces and liaising with third parties. The project manager will provide assistance to the client during the appointment of the contractor.

title: Port Salford.

description: Peel Investments (North) Limited is seeking expressions of interest from suppliers for the provision of a range of services in connection with the design of a port and associated infrastructure works adjacent to an existing ship canal.The project is being funded through the TEN-T Executive Agency and UK Department for Transport, in the interest of fairness and transparency the procurement is being conducted in full accordance with the Public Contracts Procurement Procedures. Economic operators should note that Peel Investments (North) limited are not subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2006.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Quality: 30

Peel Investments (North) Limited

street: Peel Dome, The Trafford Centre

postalCode: M17 8PL

Gleeds

street: Cardinal House, St Mary's Parsonage

postalCode: M3 2LY

The Environment Partnership T E P Ltd

street: Genesis Centre, Birchwood Science Park

postalCode: WA3 7BH

Buro Happold

street: Canal Suite, Churchgate House, 56 Oxford Street

postalCode: M1 6EU

Urban Vision Partnership Ltd

street: Emerson House, Albert Street, Eccles

postalCode: M30 0TE

WYG Group

street: Trafford Wharf Road, Trafford Park

postalCode: M17 1HH

Mott MacDonald

street: 33 Stamford Street, Cheshire

postalCode: WA14 1ES

Jacobs

street: Fairbairn House, Ashton Lane

postalCode: M33 6WP

Innov8 Safety Solutions

street: Portland Tower, 53 Portland Street

postalCode: M1 3LF


title: DH Bowel Cancer (Digital Media 11/12)

description: Online buying and adserving

street: 124 Theobalds Road

postalCode: WC1X 8RX


name: Modular Systems & Developments Co T/A Arrowmight

title: Lot 1: Poultry equipment for Phase 2 A

description: Equipment required for the conventional poultry facility completion Sept 2013.Wooden Floor Pens. –These pens will be constructed with wood, or a similar material, and wire mesh. Each pen will be constructed as four panels, one which will also include a hinged door access and a removable section to allow fitting of nest boxes. These panels will bolt together to form the pen and will be sited directly onto the concrete floor of the building. There is no requirement for a floor, or a roof in these pens although a loose netting may be placed over the top to prevent birds escaping. Each Pen will have an internal floor area of 1.2 m x 1.7 m and the panels will be 2 m high. The pen must be self-supporting and capable of being cleaned with high pressure washer. The pens will also need to fit together with adjacent pens to make blocks of pens. The Lot 1 pens would need to with stand regular pressure hose washing over their expected life of 10 years.

title: Lot 3 Metal Cages Phases 2A & 2B

description: Metal Cages for the Individual Housing of birds. – These cages will be constructed of metal or a similar material and mesh. They will have four walls, a floor and a roof. The approximate dimension of each cage is 1m deep, 0.75 m wide and 0.8 m tall. These cages will be required to be on a stand to raise them off the floor by 0.7 m and have a tray underneath to collect droppings. The cages will require a movable rear wall that can be pulled forward to allow easy access to the bird. The cage will require to be fitted with a feed trough and a perch. The cages will be built in blocks of 2’s and 3’s. These blocks of cages will be required to link together to form larger rows of cages. These cages must be able to withstand thorough cleaning with a steam pressure washer and disinfection by vaporised hydrogen peroxide. The cages would need to with stand regular pressure hose washing, sterilisation via an autoclave and / or vaporised hydrogen peroxide sterilisation, over their expected life of 10 years.

title: Lot 2: Poultry equipment for Phase 2 B

description: Equipment required for the SPF poultry Facility (phase 2b) completion Sept 2014.Metal Floor Pens – These pens will be constructed with metal, or a similar material and wire mesh. Each pen will constructed as four panels, one which will also include a hinged door access. These panels will bolt together to form the pen and will be sited directly onto the concrete floor of the building. There is no requirement for a floor or a roof in these pens although a loose netting may be placed over the top to prevent birds escaping. Each Pen will have an internal floor area of 1.2 m x 1.7 m and the panels will be 2 m high. The pen must be self-supporting and capable of being cleaned with high pressure steam washer. The pens will also need to fit together with adjacent pens to make blocks of pens. The Lot 2 pens would need to with stand pressure hose washing, sterilisation via an autoclave and / or vaporised hydrogen peroxide sterilisation, over their expected life of 10 years.

title: Lot 4 Plastic Nest Boxes Phaes 2A & 2B

description: Nest Boxes – The nest boxes are designed to accommodate laying hens. They should be constructed in plastic or a similar material which is capable of being cleaned with a high pressure steam cleaner and sterilised with vaporised hydrogen peroxide. The nest boxes will be built in blocks of three nests and will fit into an aperture within the floor pens. The nest boxes have and open side to allow access by the hen and a hinged door at the rear to allow access by staff to collect the eggs. The dimensions of the block of three nest boxes are approximately .37 m deep, .38 m high and .9 m long.The nest boxes would need to with regular stand pressure hose washing, sterilisation via an autoclave and / or vaporised hydrogen peroxide sterilisation, over their expected life of 10 years.

title: EC/0565/Poultry Equipment.

description: 1. The University of Edinburgh (The Buyer) invites competitive tenders for the supply, installation and technical services for poultry and related equipment. This procurement process is to address the initial equipping needs of a new capital build project consisting of two buildings which will be led by a University appointed Design Team and a Main Building Contractor. The appointed Tenderer will work in partnership with the University and the aforementioned teams to plan, design, supply, install and provide on going back up services to the new facility. Additional purchases of equipment are likely after the initial build project and this will be addressed in the tender.2. This document addresses Stage 1 of a two stage procurement process, which is explained in the later paragraphs of this section.3. The University is building two new poultry facilities. The first facility which is due for completion in September 2013 is to house a range of poultry under conventional health status and at this stage the building project is referred to a Phase 2a. The second building which is due for completion in September 2014 is to house a range of chickens under Specific Pathogen Free (SPF) conditions, this building project is referred to as Phase 2b.4. The University predicts that we will require equipment to be delivered the third week of August 2013 (for Phase 2A).5. A number of bespoke cages, pens and nest boxes will be required to be designed and built to house the birds in these buildings. These pens and cages are not available “off the shelf” as there size and function are very specific. The University has early designs for the required equipment and tested these designs in working prototypes. Offers are being sought for the production of a large number of these pens and cages. Although the designs have been prepared and prototypes tested Tenderers are invited to propose their own solutions and / or developments of the prototypes to achieving the best value products.6. The package has been divided into 4 separate Lots. Tenderers may bid for one or all Lots in any combination. In addition, Tenderers shall be required to provide “Related Services” for the Lot(s) offered. Part offers shall not be accepted i.e. the Related Services shall also be offered.7. Lot 1 aligns with the requirement of Phase 2a and Lot 2 aligns with the requirement of Phase 2b. Lots 3 & 4 are required for both Phase 2a & 2b, so the provision of the same product over two separate Phases of the project.8. Building and equipment designs are not available during the Stage 1 procurement process, these will only be available to short listed Tenderers. Indicative photographs have been included below for guidance only. The equipment specifications are indicative and for guidance only and are likely to be developed during the procurement process. Preliminary designs of the equipment have been undertaken and these shall be shared with the short listed Tenderers on an information only basis. The final designs and the fitness for purpose of the final product shall be the responsibility of the Tenderer. The Lots are described further in the Tender Document.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality of Equipment: 60

Tecniplast UK Ltd

street: BCM Box 3058

postalCode: London

street: Campwood Road, Rotherwas Industrial Estate, Hereford

postalCode: HR2 6JD


name: Department of Finance and Personnel Northern Ireland

title: Invest NI small business loan Fund.

title: Invest NI - small business loan fund manager.

description: Invest Northern Ireland proposes to establish a £5m Small Business Loan Fund to support SMEs and micro enterprises operating within the Northern Ireland region. The Fund will be established using a Limited Partnership structure with a ten year term (subject to extension in accordance with the Limited Partnership Agreement constituting the Limited Partnership). The Fund will aim to invest typically in the range of 1 000 GBP to 50 000 GBP and will target SMEs and micro enterprises in Northern Ireland only.Invest NI has committed £5m to the Fund. With recycling of monies in the early years, the Fund is expected to lend c£9m in total. There are no private monies investing in the Fund.The Fund Manager will be responsible for the establishment of a 10 year Limited Partnership (subject to extension in accordance with the Limited Partnership Agreement constituting the Limited Partnership) as the funding vehicle, and for investing and managing out investments.The Fund Manager must have experience covering the lending cycle – identifying, making, managing and realising investments, and mentoring of borrowers. The Fund Manager must be fully authorised and regulated under the Financial Services and Markets Act (2000) to manage these activities (or undertake to have obtained such accreditation within six months of being awarded the contract). The Fund Manager must also possess the appropriate licences pursuant to the Consumer Credit Act (1974) or undertake to obtain such licences within three months of being awarded the contract.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Method of delivering the contract: 40
Strategic approach to delivering KPI's: 20
Creative & innovative approach: 10
Core cost: 20
Performance cost: 10

street: Clare House, 303 Airport Road West

postalCode: BT3 9ED

Ulster Community Investment Trust

street: 13-19 Linenhall Street

postalCode: BT2 8AA